Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-11-07

Immediately appointed Hon. Cleve-
land NJ. Seibert as manager,
MIR. Carmichael of the w N & NJ.
r. r. was next introduced and prom
ised that there should be no question
of unfair rates when the new railroad
is completed. This was joyful news
and made many friends for the new
road.
Mr. H. l., Smith, President of the
West Virginia Horticultural Society
gave talk that was in his usual in
structive vein He said we grow
fruit and depend upon others to Sc
cure rates for us We should be on
the firing line, We should have,
must have better roads. Roads must
be taken out of politics, all must work
together to that end. Patriotism,
the public good must be above party.
Cooperation in all lines are neces-
sary Get together, work together
The city is interested in country
roads. The country people are also
interested. All are surprised at the
excellence of the show. 1t was the
result OF united effort. He urged all
to work for exhibits at the meeting
of the American Pathological Society
at Washington and at the United
States Land Show, at Chicago, next
month. And then there is the meet
ing Of the State Society at Morgan
town. in January Busy times are
ahead. If Berkeley county expects
10 maintain her position, she must
set busy, very busy.
Mr.. j. w. Dodd was the, last speak
er. He urged all to work foF the
Common good. to lay aside prejudice
and to boost home industries and
home institutions. .e. .rl t..e
Among those present we note The
following:
Clarence E. Martin, George l., Wey
err, H. l.. Alexander, o. N. Elliott,
C. T. Wilson, c. T. HetZer. Williams
port. Md; Andrew A. Canaran, Bos
ton, Mass; w E. Crawford. Frank
Deems, c. J. Grabill, John w. Doad,
J. b. Chamberlin, NJ. r. Chamberlin,
Mrs. H. Porterfeld, James B. Porter
field w. A. Gard, Bess Mex. Gard
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Thompson,
~ ira, oil Tsahal1a nnrT
NJ. L. Dorm, Emily NJ. Andrews, Mt
Vernon Orchard Co; Clifford Sperow,
IT, s. Swisher. Tarmont; NJ A.. Saod-
grass. w. F. Mulliss. 4. f. Clorau,
/. G. Coppersmfth. Raymond B. Ad
ans, Newton L. He lshaN TrammeH
Hollis, C. < Ma 'e- Wllout u.
Thomas, Millard G. Thomas. Mr.. and
Mrs. O. NJ. Ramsey, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
NJ. 5eibert, Mr.. and Mrs. S, 5. Eel
ker, II. A. Downs, Mr.. and Mrs c.
NJ. Lamar. f. b. Weyer, No;a y. View
er, Mrs. J. Pine Durham, Chas. Judd
Farley. Elizabeth Lamar, Edgar NJ
ksheom, A. Zimmerman. Jr., r. w.
Trout, Walter w. Trout, A. Poole
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Caskey Leo A..
Livers. ]. f. Thatcher, J. H. Poland,
L. NJ. McCluer. S. P. Fahrney, c. NJ
Pine, Gilbert Kitchen, DR.. II. S. Whit
acre, j. A Elder, Shinnston. w. Va:
Benz Anderson, Shinnston, W. Va;
Dudley Harley, f. L. Senclndiver, II.
S. Cushwa, C. A. Miller. ]. VIM. Mil
z. C. Henshaw, F. NJ. Yerick. s. ~.
Myers, w NJ. Eberly, ]. B. Edwards,
w. A. Catrow, J. E. Reisner, C. W.
Miller, c, v Pownall, G. w. Appleby
Wade II. Seibert. G. w. l.. Miller.
George l., Noll, c. c. Rooney, l.. II.
Rooney, r. A. Clohan. ]. McSherry
Lupton, C. G. Grove. f. X. Sig)er,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Clohan, Mr. and
Mrs G. w. McKown, Mr.. and Mrs.
:. SnodgEass, G. w. Buxton, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Grove, Mr. and Mrs. A. D.
Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Smith,
f H. Tabler, S. A. Sprinkle, Harvey
A. Bush, M. s. Miller, Edward Rut-
ledge e. c. Trout. Samuel n Bohn, F.
r. Boley, Lee NJ. Bender, John H.
zfrkle, 0tha Williams. E r. Thomas,
! M. and Mrs A. p Nicklas. M. and
Mrs. Leon Fl. Ware, Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
F. Un1erdunk, Jr., j. NJ. Bodine. Os-
car r Miller, C. C. Miller. A. F. Felt
ner, R. NJ. Dalzell, Harry Smith. H.
F. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer c.
Small. Dr. ]. G. Wiltshire, G. B. Wilt
shire. W. T. Shores, Charles NJ
Thatcher. George Ryneal, Jr. F. NJ
Wnnds Ioh., w Srnrnrr U q Nil.