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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-09-30
yoM KlPPvR.
Greatest OF Jew sh Holidays Observed
Next Monday.

Yom Kippur Is the greatest a all
holidays in the Jewish calendar. From
shutdown next Sunday evening until
the same hour the following day,
every devout Israelite will give him
self entirely to God and to the purify
ing OF his soul by repentance II win
he day spent by him in meditation
and prayer. with no thought OF the
world. IT Is the great White Fast.
when, sustaining from all fsod from
rundown to sundowl, the people OF
israel "afiict their sous" for the sins
of the LAST year. The Hebrews OF this
city will so observe the feast.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-09-30
Mr.. SIUCKEY QUITS
AS CITY COLLECTOR
Mayor caskey Appoints II. c. Berry
as 0. n. stuckey's Successor and
City Council Confirms II.

The City Council held meeting
lest n gat, Mayor Caskey presiding.
The business of special interest was
the resignation of MIR. David Ii.
Stuckey as tax collector, which was
received and read by City Clerk Lei
ter Mr.. Stuckey assigned as his
reason for so doing that he wanted TO
engage in business that would re-
quire all of his attention Mr..
Stuckey's resignation was reluctantly
accepted by council aad Mayor Cas-
key appointed II. G. Berry in his stead
and which was promptly confirmed by
council The appointment OF Mr..
Berry Is generally commended. IIe
will quality October /.
The announcement of Mr., Stuckey's
resignation as city tax collector will
occas ON some surprise as he has held
the Office for ever three years and his
time would have expired the first OF
next July. He has been most EN-
cent official, being first class clerk
and close collector.
Representatives from the Christian
church were before council In refer
ence to the widening OF West Stephen
street at Winchester avenue. along
side Ct the church Council took the
matter under advisemeat.
Council ordered number OF pave
ments laid and then adjourned, the
mayor and some of the members want
ing 10 go to the apple carnival ban-
qret
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-09-30
AFTER GAME vloLAToRs.
Four Special Officers Sent to Be Or
Lookout About Hancock.

Four Special Officers Sent to Be On
Lookout About Hancock.
Acting upon Information fram Han
cock that hunters were violating the
law by killing game out of season
State Game Warden Harmisol cent
four special officers to that place 10
work with Deputy Game Warden
Frank Keller to enforce the laws aad
stop the violations. The officers went
out int the woods above Hancock to
watch and arrested Harry McCommac,
who is alleged to have shot 10 golden
ffickers and two pheasants McCcm-
mac escaped but was pursued by the
detectives. who shot at him nine
times. One of the shots took effect
in his leg, but he succeeded in getting
across the line into Pennsylvania.
The officers also Arrested Asnslser Hol-
inghead. charged with shooting game
out of season.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-09-30
STRANGE DISEASE.
Keyser Mar Victim Of Ma'ady That ~
Puzziing Physicians.

baltimore. Md. Sert. 27.-Amlcted
With a rare disease which Is slowly
sapping his strength and vitality.
Lewis r. ,Arne1d. young man from
Keyser, w. Va. has sought the aid OF
doctors at the University hospital In
his fight to stave of the ravages on
the encroaching malady. The affec-
ticn consists in an abnormal enlarge
ment OF the b mes, causing the body 70
assume unusual proportions. But
while the bones become enlarged, "
Is at the expense Of the muscles.
which become small and habby until.
in the advanced stares, little Is left
Of them. Whether they will be com
PEELED to operate or not, the doctors
who have the case in charge have not
vet decided
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-09-30
"sTonEwALL's. SISTER.
mrs. Laura J. Arnold Dies in Hospital
at Buckharnon.

Buckhannon, Sept. 27.-Mrs. Laura
J. Arnold, the only sister Ct the late
General 'fStonewalP' jackson. died at
the City hospital Sunday morning
from diseases incident to old age. Mrs.
Arnold was in her eighty-fifth year
end was very active to within few
weeks OF her death. She was born in
CIarksburg, Va. now w. Va, in 1926.
and was married in 1S43 to the late
Jonathan Arnold, of Beverly, Randolph
county. Mrs Arnold possessed many
Of the characteristics of her distin-
guished brother of Confederate fame.
But one of three children survives,
Thomas jackson Arnold, OF ElAins.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-09-30
ROBBED JEWELRy STORE
Former Martlnsburg Man Suffers Loss
In Lancaster. !,


About $50 o'clock on Saturday
morning the windew OF the jeweIry
store Of s. e. FegIey & Bro. No. 3s
North Prince street formerly with w.
L. Jones. Martinsburg. was robbed Of
jcwelry valued at over 800. On Sat
iirday night Preston Moffet was caught
In the act OF trying to sell ieweiry
on North Queen street and he was
placed under arrest by P-lice Chief
Bushong. The jewelry answered the
description OF that stolen and Monet.
at police station admitted bis guilt.
He had nearly half cfthe stolen goods
In his pos ession The balance he
had given away or had sold for small
amounts While sorae q the missing
jewelry was recovered Yesterday quite
lot OF it has not been found. Ian
caster NJ crnine News. .~s-
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-09-30
ITALY DECLARES
WAR ON TURKEY
Time of Ultlmatum Expires and Am
bassador Recalied--charge de
Affairs Gwen Passport.

Rome. Sept. Following the ulti
matum issued by Italy to Turkey.
which expired today Italy has declared
war on Turkey aud ordered the troops
which were in readiness to land in
Tripoil
The Turkish Ambassador was given
ms pass sports and the charge de affairs
in Constantinople has been recalled.
REJECT TURKEYS CONCESSIONS.
Rome. Sept, 10, The Italian gov
eminent has notified Turkey Of Its in
tention tc occupy rripoli and Cyrene-
Economic concessions offered by Tur
key at the eleventh hour are rejected
by Italy. which announces its purpose
to protect It's intesas.s and its dignity
in its own way. ielying no loager on
Ottoman promises.
Tie ultimatum which embodies this
notification will expire today.
Italy's purpose is set forth in a note
addressed by the Italian foreign min.
lister to the italian charge d'affaires
at Constantinople This note Is sup.
posed to have been prepared some
time during Tuesday night, but the
exact hour OF Its delivery to the Porte
is not revealed.
The communication, while leaving
no opportunity for negotiations over
the fact of occupation, Is an ultima.
tum in that II demands that the Turk.
ish government reply within twenty
four hours. declaring that 1t will not
oppose the measures which Italy has
adopted to effect the solution OF the
difficulty which 1t considers necessary
In the absence of such reply Italy
will proceed Immediately with meas
ures destined To assure the occupa
ton" - u--rs -'''-
The minister of foreign affairs has
sent the following telegram to the
Italian legations at Athens, Belgrade
Cettinge, Sofia and Bucharest. also
to the Italian consulates In the Bal
kans: ~ts~ FFssl ~ EtAi~
The constant opposition Of Turke;
to all legitimate AMI economic actiyi ,
on the part OF Italians In Tripoli anc
Cyrene. and the danger which sur
rounds our nationals at this moment
compel the royal government to take
grave measures that may give rise tc
conflict between Rally and Turkey.
"The government has decided e
solve the question Of Tripoli in coR
formity with the interests and dignity
Of italy, but In attaining that end rests
its policy always upon maintaining
the status quo territorially In the
Balkan peninsula and the consolida
ton OF Turkey in Europe"
The message instructs the recipients
to exercise energetic efforts to prevent
antiTurkish movements
Constantinople advices say General
Robilant. the Italian chief of the inter
national gendarmerie In Macedonia
and all TIE Italian officers In the Turk
ish service are leaving for Italy.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-09-30
Restraints COUNTY.
Judge Mason Orders Marion Court
Not to interfere.

Fairmont. Sept. 27.-Judge Mason
has granted an Injunction restraining
Marion county and the county court
from interfering with the Buckhaa-
ron & Northern railroad in the con
structon of its new road. Some days
ago the county court stopped the con-
tractors, arresting sixty-three men al
together. accusing them of obstruct-
ing county roads in building the new
lire near Rivesville. The injunction
dk es not prevent a suit for damages
upon the part OF the county against
the railroad.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-09-30
w " IL EnrnIIment

Morgantown, Sept. 2S.-The enroll
ment at the West Virginia University
reached 367, exceeding about 40 the
enrolment for the second day last
fall. New students are arriving and
the enrolment is expected to reach
90 by the end of the week. The foot
all squad numbers 40. and the first
anne win be played with Waynesburg.
a., next Saturday.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-09-30
Hover pecIln IS OFFER.

Charles w. Boyer. proprietor or the
Boyer theatres In Hagerstown Mar
t;psburg. Hanover and Annapolis for
merly president of the Sauth Atlantic
Baseball League, was offered the presi,
cency OF the Texas League at a salary
OF 50 500 year Foyer states that
co. business reasons he VII decline
the effer. although he says he would
ike to accept
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-09-30
Quiet WeddinQ.

Miss Beulah Kastle. young daughter
OF Mrs. Alice r. Kastle. and MT.
Thomas r. Anderson, son cif Mrs.
Mary G. Anderson. all OF this city.
were quietly married on Thursday
at $50 o'clock at the brides home on
South Raleigh street by Rev. w. A.
Rcush, pastor OF the Winchester
avenue Christian church. The groom
Is a young railroader.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-09-30
Big SLASH IN SUGAR PRICE.
Arbuckles Cut From IL to 6 "a
Cents and Figures May Go Lower.

New York, Sept. 2S.-The corner in
the price of refined sugar was broken
suddenly, when Arbuckle Brothers cut
from 1-2 to "a cents pound. This
is the severest cut ever made ca any
one day in the memory OF the sugar
trade, and amounts to $3.50 barrel.
John Arbuckle was said to be person
ally responsible FOR the reduction.
Practically all the other refners met
the cut at once. 1t Is expected that
further reductions will be made soon.
uatil prices are reduced to normal
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-09-30

Miss Cora Fout, West Burke street,
is home from visit Of FIVE months to
points in Mississippi and Texas, with
a more extended stay at Roy. Utah,
with Mrs. Lillian Eichelberger Har-
ness.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-09-30

The following is the list OF prize win
ners:
Premium Awarded.
Glass 1.--For best collection Of five
plates.
York Imperial-ist, McKown or.
chard Company, End, j. Howard Nc.
Kee.
Grimes Golden-1st, ]. B. Vanmetre.
End J. Howard Mckee.
Ben Davis--1st. McKown Orchard
Company. End, C. c, Westrater
Black Twig-J. Howard Mckee.
2nd, McKown Orchard Company,
North Western Greening-1st, Noun
taia Gen Orchard Company. 2ld,
Lupton Brothers.
Stayman Wine ap--1st. Mountain
Glen Orchard Company. End. G. c.
Westrater.
Class 2.-Best collection of five
plates.
Baidwin--1st, J. Howard Mckee.
End, Lupton Brothers.
Rambo-2nd. Lupton Brothers.
Winesap-1st, J. Inward Mckee.
End J. b. vanmetre.
Smith Cider-2nd. E. II. Bitner
Paradise-1st, E. II. Bitner. End,
T.upton Brothers.
Class 3.-Best single plate of varie-
ties other than grown IN Berkeley
| cou.ESE st--
York Stripe-1st A. r. Feltner "a,
North Mountain Orchard Company.
i Smokehouse--1st, j. Howard Mckee.
| Moseley Red Winter-1st, A. F. Felt.
ger End, Lupton Brothers.
Hubbardson--1st A. F. F'eltner. End,
G. d, Pitzer rste
Dickinson--1st. Lupton Brothers.
English Red Streak--1st, J. Howard
Mckee. 2nd, Lupton Brothers.
Tompkin's King-lst, McKown Or
chard Company.
Pernain-1st, Evans Orchard Com
pany
Sweet Pippin--1st. J. Howard Nc
kee.
Langford-1st. E. n. Bitner.
Vand'ver-1st. Fl. F. Smith End,
J Howard Mckee.
Dominee-E r. Bitner.
Lawver-1st. A. r. Feltner. End
Downey & Thompson
Pennock-2nd, Lupton Brothers.
| Fallawater-1st, Downey C Thomp-
son. End, f. Fl. Bitner.
Badwin--1st, C. s. Myers.
| Bellfower-1st j. Howard Mckee
Summer Red--1st, r. r. Smith. End,
!. Howard Mckee.
Ahn-1st, C. C. Westrater.
Class 4.-For best bushel box, COM
mercial pack.
Grimes Go'dep-2nd, j Howard Nc
Zee.
Jonathan-1st. Back Creek Orchard
Company
Black Twig-1st, J. Howard Mckee
Glass 5.--For the best standard
threeIbushel barrel commercial pack
North Western Greening-1st. D.
q Id Miller. 2nd. McKown Orchard
Company.
Grimes Golden--1st. d. Gold Miller
2nd, J w, S. Boyd
York Imperial-2nd, G.. Fl Sperow
Class 6.-Martinsburg Board of
Trade Challenge Cup. Awarded to the
Faulkner-Bower Orchard Company
fer the five one-bushel boxes CT com
mercial apples Zone variety or more)
which most nearly represent an ideal
pack for Berkeley county.
Class 8.-F'or best display of apples
grown with Armour fertilizer To Mt.
Vernon Fruit Company.
For best three boxes Grimes G lden
-Faulkner-Bowers Orchard Company
Pears--class 2.-For best barrel
commercial pack-1st, c. e. Myers.
2nd, Buck Hill Orchard Company
Carnival Visitors.
Among the many visitors to the APP
ple Carnival today from a distance
were noticed D. M. Wentz. OF wsynes-
boro, one OF the most extensive apple
and peach growers in southern Pean-
syIvania; J. p. FIemming, Williams
port; John and James stigers HIM
cock: w. G. Underwood, Chambers
burg; j. T. Knode. Hagerstowa. aud
Frank Barnet. Waynesboro.
Contiauea ON page rwo
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-09-30
Whisky salesman Found Dead.

John Corne Eus Cassidy, aged about
81 years travelling salesman. for q
whisky house OF Cincinnati. Ohio. was
fond dead shortly before noon Satur-
day. at Hotel BALDWIN. Hagerstown.
The gas Jets in the room we're turaed
en-.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-09-30

Mr.. Edward J. OfBrien. wife and
two children, OF Alliance. Ohio. arrived
here to spend aweek or more at their
former home. Mr.. OTBrien is a mem
Der OF the Alliance fire department.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-09-30
TROOPS READY TO LAND.

London. Sept. 29.--There is now III.
tie hope that an armed conflict be-
tween Italy and Turkey will be avert
ed.
A force Of 10000 Italian troops Is ly.
inog off the coast of Tripoli, and will
probably be landed under the guns OF
a powerful squadron unless Turkey
does the unexpected thing and accepts
the utimatum delivered TO her
The first Italian squadron. command.
ed by Rear Admiral Aubrey. composed
of four dreadnougbts, three cruisers
and number Of torredo boats. Is now
anchored In line of Tripoll.
The second italian squadron is at
laramie awaiting orders to convoy
transports.
The Turkish feet has been recalled
from Beirut, whore. 1t was liable to
Italian attack.
The Italian plan of campaign Is to
seize the Tripolitan ports and make
no advance into the interior for the
present. as 1t Is considered that Tur.
key may then bow to force.
An orchestra has been organized for
the Christian Endeavor seciety OF
Christ Reformed church aad made its
initial appearance at the prayer meet.
ing service Sunday evening It added
very much to the inspiration and en-
ioynent OF the meeting Miss Maude
R.etz was the leader for the evening
and many interesting things concern.
ing Africa were brought out.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-09-30

The following is the list OF prize win
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-09-30
New Yorker Apple Judge

Mr. G. A. Sickles. of Ballston Spa,
n. ", was selected to judge the apples
and award the prizes. He performed
his duties betwee the hours Of ~ and
. O'Clock. with DR. e. H. Bitner of the
carnival committee acting as clerk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21

stark Was Fined

Yesterday u.rrInE John SflIa was
.rraiEuaI before Mayor D SIS. Ab,s
,romb.e fai rarI 81 and costs.
amounting "a. sos ,or being drunk
aud disor.er.r ON .ue rfre,r- OF War
wood T..s rl- draf session o-
polio. court held .n.Grester Narsood
.Hr tho Hl-f several months stars
's fu" wHU clio created 900 kinds az
rNcifcmer' hoo town Saturday after.
noon ht throwing money INTO -hs
o. rte's auf 'lfrr ,rr-iu. and using
vulgar language Boo tho fire station.
81. foii t1r mayor hat DO tools only
tVo dr.u-s of liquor boo EhecIine al
noon Saturday.. and chat is tle la.'
D' rrm.u.n.r.I lrf.l he auot. In tho
county il.. Ilfr at .hf. Th. mayor
flid chat Doc would Onit Sine Dim FOR
drunkenness as h~ appeared fob ba a
gentleman R.ru sober stark had
considerable money. and after t1aus.
irE OBJ, mayor FOR letting h.m IN so
easily he 1 o a CAR up The river fn
catch a government boar COO which I'D,
.tii De- Inns 70 ro- rul-Ible position
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
DALLAS

Rs. D. Wilkinson TO- ueau,u.
O.. delivered TAO very inter Hrs a.
crer>vs l the Pm, byteuar churc.
Sgnl... Sow 49,
To, Laui,- AID OF tr- Meet lr...
cturcI will r.v, a musicale ul..r .t.
auspices 90. The koys. STAR r tt.
Dallas hal Nov 500 H-Ir. -rmtft-
VIII be served bs the iaiiv- in cAArl..
Mrs d. D. StoIar. ~ao ha- been
boo the hospital for souc fmr. r,.
ported iu a serious condition.
Nrs-rs John and sam Trls-eI au'
go FROM tlr Wss. 10 SEQ the brother.
Fleming who maj been seriously N.
tor -ou time
Sir and Mr- Joe Shsrrc4 we're
%cail.ES ou friends on iadlcys run
SUNDAY
Tae Dallas Literary society will
hold their weekly meeting q rdues-
dar evening % tho Dallas hall Qu-s
t.ou f1r debate Resolved. that
Ous should have the riglt t1 vo;".
Affirmative Ara Archer. Georgia
Welsh negative. Fobsr' D.. wa te
an Frank o. Kh0adts
Tho Ladies' Home and Fur,lt Ns
s~ionary society W.. meet Saturday 70
3 O'Clock iu the West 90 1r ,alr.a
All Jlc ladies IN. r~0ue-rr. .u De-
present
Mrs s. J. Krds- go recovering
nicely from o. sever afitlh ut typhoid
fever
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21

fined 90 hcr home bv severe illness.
and 80 may Do some time before she
Is able 90 DO ont
% O. white ~ Bethany College
has returned to that ir-fituf on after
Frr1r
LouIr E'rktrF.e vino has been ron
fined 90 hls home for rh. pts. several
eeks - % result o. injuries -us
tair"d while working a. tho Whce'irE
stamping works. VIII Do able tD r.
turn f0 DIE duties mex. week
% vs. Phillips is Boz washington.
Pc and nearby points 0n business
a pio social Uli he given at Love
land school house November a.. 20
improve mo grounds about rho build
iuE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21

pru about Cd fourth OF .rs 81 on
ofcr d. fHe WarFroI tool. works a-e
Poi af lrt 1 f. r.l1'-s h..r9
adc Hf .lo plant uh.rr aI boz r-.
'IF ... ra .rr .
r.f.rr to vUra I.- IT, ono NJ
Oh substantial and l~arFss. b.
.aarCs OH sr.a or Nn-r1rr ana
ra1s sp'ertiI uaEes .1 aI ne sm
owes TIE closing douu NJ any qa-
no phi, plant r..a I.ug.rariir. o. H, a.
measure fe.. d. NaIEooI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21

Adam Barton. aEet o. H forr..u
miner suu'yad at The r .a.aui Coal
'oupaul Norta Wheeling eas taken
fo tlo NDrfH Wheeling hospital last
evening sHT'rlns from s badly crush
of leg sul t number of severe bruises
about tn" bod. as a result OF 4 slate
IH|. Or VAS stated from the hosp.ta.
last ght thar f.e injured limb bad
been ~ampltH'fl and that Tho man
"uIId received I more serious .u.
lorna. injuries io not ftte..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21

The sunday school. OF BrpOa, couu-
q ar" meeting or tt" Christian
church .n Bethany ana -le Wei. burg
schools arv al well represented bj
deirza'cs This i- tls 1Huua' c0uy.r
Feutiou oi thr Brook. county sunday
school association Ini conventions
ar" being held tlda. % each county
800 the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21

The following deeds have peer l-,t
a. The or.ce of tire county o.erk for
record
James = Johnston 20 Marear.t Z
F~olinardL. lot No. Or 90 Lcaz.irvI.-
plan OF lots
'hrstit a Chapman 90 Wllfrrd
9 Hudson. parcel % land in Cross
Greek district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21
ADEEk TALKS
WRrTT>a ~
WILLIAM {. KEENAN,

WILLIAM {. KEENAN,
There is a great difference
OF opinion on the question rs
70 whether a company should
advertise or not. WHEN
BUSINESS i AT HIGH
TIDE.
HUGH CHALMERS aa
recently asked b. his associ-
ates WHY HE CONTINUED
TO ADVERTISE when nj,
company output for o .el,
adhead was provided for. Iic
said:
When ny company rse.1 'a. Tao
ma Ne we're far oterlIf o. e'
ernlred 70 keep 40 an assreseirs a.
f'rusins campaign. . cas- irs-l
IN The uoTid cn1rIdr~ef Do r.r. .ar
" advertise. : told ms c1upar that
Ne were not in business for toda,
onIy-Ns were in busine-- to -s
ann nat tomorrow and the cag aft.-
we're Nery real factors il our rt-ra
nent buNlnsaa success o. se intended
70 Keep VI business ~ active as pr is
Today. ! old them rhrt adyrr.s.1r
Nas a prime essential
In every community the adj
vertiSing representative meets
The merchant who SAYS: Il am
doing all the business I pos
Sibly can, 50 THERE IS no.
NEED FOR NE TO
TlSE."
recall an experience OF my
own with a merchant who was
on The crest OF the wave. He
had been spending 500, 600.
or therelbouts in advertising.
and his business was going.
along SwimminCly. HE SUD
DENLY DECIDED THAT
ADVERTISING WAS AN.
EXPENSE. SO ne commenced
TO cut it down and down. AMI
then used irregular copy in
the newspaper.
After a period at about six
months the business COM
menced To- show sign, of fall
ing off. His managers pro-
tested about the NONAD-
VERTlSING POLICY. hut
the merchant was very stub
born, and stuck 10 il.
He said that he had been in
business a great many wears.
that all the people i'm the COM
munity knew All about him
that it was the fault at the
managers that the business
was not going forward and
not because The ADVERTISING
was stopped.
He changed managers from
time to time. hut the business
HAS GROWN STEADILY.
LESS UNTIL now the total is
less than one million annually.
whereas ! recall the time when
It was nearly four million, q
year, and it Is just hanging ON
by its eyelii>.
A MERCHANT CANNOT.
AFFORD TO STOP ADNER-
TlSlNG, EVEN AFTER PIE
HAS ESTABLISHED 4 BIC.
BUSINESS.
People FORGET unless they
are CONSTANTLY RE
MINDED, and not one off ms
is big enough to w. remem-
hered by the public unlt>, we
are constantly doing things to.
remind the public that vt are
on earth. and THE ONLY
WAY TO - OTHAT Is TO
ADVERTISE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21

Deeds

s. m~f.ng ~ the city fathers VIII
De- held tonight a. the mayor orice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21

A weekly trade paper g. p.eras
kyres announces that "a new steam
ship company has been formed ta o.
crate q line Of steamers between New
orisana AM Birer Plate p0rta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21

H'Hrg h'ucE Vas buried tl.s az
teruoou % Peninsula cemetery so
relatives o- friends of fhe deceased
zero Iurttei Mr Black died sudden.
ly ON Or. hillside 8f Unrroof 'aet
Tuesday while working 1r uimpor FOR
th" virginia OH a. Ga. Companr. and
n't remains eeirs removed 20 the
Monde. undertaken -stahfarms--
shortly after he wac found dead
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-21

There . DANCER r-.~ COL
-- f..~ al. attach o. ... a-r o.
.npf ar.r followed r" boa. mont
arl tls never happens nts- Chan
hsr.a'rs roa.a Esurdr Is used The
remedy tas gou .fs great reputation
ard extensive solo ty fro rerlrsar a
-l-. lf cold. ana Err 1lf can Dol -.
Jed Hron aIfr implicit confidence
F1r s1ia ry 4. fesia-r
More fr-a 1911 tar- rf r4a..
flas made ..r ..r.a ..r