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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-25

Potomac river. furnishing n site for
residence. or club house like that
On witch stands the hill Top Hotel
az Harpers Ferry. This is the apple
producing year for this orchard.
The farm viii be first offered in
three parcels.
Parcel l. The orchard, containing
"a acres, lying ON the north side Of
the road leading into the farm, and
20 acres of uuimproved land lying
west Of it next TO Mr.. Edwin $ Jar
rett. in all 50 acres.
Parcel .. The above parcel No. |,
and the second orchard containing 30
acres of apple treeR, the buildings
above mentioned and farm curteleRe.
the blue grass fields, including the
promontory, in all about lao acres
The two parcels together will suit one
desiring a profitable country homo. or
an orchardist and dairYman. who does
not want TO farm extensively
Parcel J. The unimpreved fields
on the pike south of tho raod leading
into the farm, containing about lie
acres.
The farm will then be offered ms u
whole. with right TO accept the most
advantageous bid or bids
TERMS-One-third cash, balance In
two equal payments payable in one
and two years respectively, deferred
payments to be evidenced by notes
of purchaser bearing interest from
day of sale and secured by deed o.
trust on property purchased, and in.
eurance on buildings
JAMES NJ. MASON, Jr. Trustee
Charles Town W. Va
For particulars apply to H. II
Emmert, Attorney.atL Law. Martins.
burg, w. Va. II Is %
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MET DEATH INSTEAD
OF FOR LIFE RETIRING

Endeavoring 60 earn enough mon,
cy to spend retired life in Florida.
w J. Mckee was crushed to death
under fall of slate in the Hamilton
Coal C0mpauy's MINI az Listie The
aged man was formerly a foreman i'll
the Meyersdale fields but for several
years had lived in Florida. He re
Gently returned to make enough mon.
cy To retire
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Chairman Building Committee.
4 = a
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

Notice Is hereby given. that there
win he special meeting of the stock
holders Of tho Eureka Building and
Loan Association, held in the office
NJ said Association on Monday. May
&. 1916. at & O'Clock p m Tho object
of the meeting will be to pass upon
the necessary resolutions 10 dissolve
said Association according to law
G. b HEDGES. NJ. j.
4 j. % ) Z 3 President.
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HsAs 7 Vim
NOTICES

The supply closet OF the Social
Service Union is nearly empty. We
eau use all those garments that You
do not know what to do with in the
house cleaning season. Donations TO
ceived at the office In Stone Home
Call n cab. We will pay for it,
8 iG IL
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hereby announce myself candi-
|. for the office of Prosecuting At
hey for Berkeley County, subject
the will of the Republican voters
he June Primaries. Realizing the
{ortance and responsibility OF this
be, I promise, if it is the will Of
| people to choose me, to perform
duties OF the same diligently. 10
best of my ability and integrity.
teby meriting their trust and CON
pee. I am for fare dealing and
Partial enforcement of the law.
pliciting your support and infu-
+, I am,
Very sincerely yours,
to s JOHN II. ZIRKLE.
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/ hereby announce myself as a can.
didate for the Democratic nomination
for Magistrate OF Martinsburg Dis
trict, subject to the Democratic pri-
maries. If nominated and elected, /
pledge myself to administer The of
flee In an entirely fair and impartial
manner | respectfully ssk the sup
port of my friends and voters gener-
ally.
81 to 66 DIR. J. c, WOLF
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Tho annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of tho MartinsburR Cas- Com
pany viii no held ut the Office of the
Company in this city on APRIL %,
1916, at tho hour Of 10 & IN for the
purpose of electing a board Of direc-
tors for the ensuing year and for the
transaction Of such other business as
may lawfully come before such moet-
ing
4 10 % WAITER OWEN. secy
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hereby announce my candidacy
|the office of Sheriff Of Berkeley
Rty, subject to the action of the
ldblican voters at the general pri-
b election to be held June G, 1916,
respectfully solicit the support of
Republicans. Very respectfully,
toss CHARLES NJ. LAMAR.
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PUBLIC SALE
Of AN
APPLE ORCHARD ESTATE

The undersigned trustee VIII offer
for sale az public auction, in front OF
the Postoffice in ShepherdatoWn. w.
Va, on
SATURDAY,, APRIL 20. 1916,
commencing at 10 q m, the farm OF
Mrs Charlotte K. Fayman. living on
Shepherd Grade Pike 3 miles north of
hepherdstowu. containing about 260
acres of limestone land improved by
81 ACRES OF APPLE ORCHARD
composed of two separate orchards,
one II years old. containing 20 acres.
tho other q acres. 10 years old.
fYorks. Ben Davis. Staymau Wine
saps. Jonathane and Ganos) Two res
licences, < rooms each. bank barn
(stone foundatanl carriage house,
double g, stone spring house,
hog no. barn. sheep shed, of
fee b yard Sixty acres Of
perma l..o grass On splendid
pike connecting with the Maryland
State roads and National Highway. in
prosperous neighborhood, quarter Of
mile from public school. three miles
from Shepherd College This farm con.
tains a promontory oysrhanging the
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U. S. SENATE.

Congressman-at-Large Howard Suth.
erland announces his candidacy for
the United States Senate, subject to
Republican primary. June G Your
vote and influence earnestly solicited.
% To G
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the Citizens of Berkeley County:
wish to announce that I will be
indicate before the primaries held
Dune 6, 1916, for the Democratic
nination for Prosecuting Attorney
Berkeley county, and will appre-
Iate the assistance Of all who sup
'ort me.
20 to 6 6 VIM. w DOWNEY.
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POLITICAL CARDS
(cONTlNuEpl

At the solicitation OF a number of
voters of this city and after giving
same very careful thought, | hereby
announce my candidacy for the Re
publican nomination for the office Of
Justice of the Peace in Martinsburg
District, subject to the action OF the
voters at the Primaries to be held on
June 6, 1916.
3 % en- FRED IL. BAKER.
| hereby announce myself a candi-
date for Justice of the Peace in Mar
tinsburg District, on the Democratic
ticket, subject to the nominating pri-
maries June g. l sincerely promise,
If nominated. to make an active and
aggressive campaign 20 be reelected,
and will continue to fill the import
ant office with the one fixed purpose
of rendering to all parties alike JUS
tice and fairness, as | feel my record
as an officia! will show / have done
In the past
% to 6 6 ]. II. LLOYD
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hereby announce my candidacy
the office of Sheriff of Berkeley
Rnty. subject TO the action Of the
nocratic voters at the general pri.
ry election to be held June 6,
IS, and respectfully solicit the sup
h of my friends and Democrats
orally.
i'd Il. d. GARDNER.
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'R PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

the Voters OF Berkeley County:
am candidate for the nomination
Prosecuting Attorney on the Re
blican ticket, subject TO the action
)the voters at primaries to be held
June 8. next. Your support and
|uence is earnestly solicited
If HARRY A. DOWNS.
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Complying with the request Of many
Il the Democrats of the County of
Berkeley and the City of Martinsburg,
announce myself a candidate for the
domination for Prosecuting Attorney
pr the County. subject to the decis-
bn of the Democratic voters at the
lrimaries to be held on June 6, 1916,
ind ask favorable consideration at
bat time. Respectfully.
3 to 6 6 ALLEN B. NOLL.
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FOR ASSESSOR.

ereby announce myself a can
for the Republican nomination
le office of assessor of Berkeley
y. subject to the action Of the
hry to be held on June 6. In
of my past record as life long
|ublican and my promise TO con-
4 a clean but determined campaign
election to the office if nominated,
Solicit your support now and at the
fmaries.
"a to 6 JOHN H. R1NER.
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I hereby announce my candidacy
Tor the office fSheriff of Berkeley
county, subject to the action of the
voters at the general pri-
mary election to be held June s. 1916,
md respectfully solicit the support
u all Republicans. Very respectfully,
It'd Dir. JAS. II. SHIPPER.
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BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
The Board of Public Works win sit
in Charleston on May and Q for the
purpose of hearing all who desire to
be heard concerning assessments Of
public utilities. 4 RsaHH ksyl}N
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FOR CONSTABLE.

hereby announce my candidacy
for the Democratic nomination for the
office of Constable in Martinsburg
district, subject to the action of the
voters at the primary election to be
held June s, 1916 Your support and
influence solicited
4 Is to 13pd W II. LEACH
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-oST-Between t. Martin 81 aud h.
q O. crossing. on QUEEN st. Saturday
night, a p0cketbo0k with one dollar
and some change Return 10 III
renna Ave for reWard. Poi
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR RENT--Two nice large commun.
icating offices on the first floor OF
the Journal building, Steam heat
running water and electric light fur
nished Both open into hall. Pos
session April l, Rent Sic q month
Apply to Journal office. N.56
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Il. A. Riddle. Sen. Pass. Agent.
J. n. Tongo. 6upt.
yA ssrh Awsst 1srtiusburx w Va
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At the solicitation of many people
] the city and county, I announce my
hndidacy for the Democratic nomina-
lon for Assessor and solicit your sup
brit at the primaries.
5l9 II J. W. DODD.
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POLITICAL CARDS
EOR SAERlEF.

desire to announce to the people
erkeley county that | am candi-
for the nomination for Sheriff
|he Republican ticket and solicit
support at the primaries.
10 6 6 KINSEY B. CIRQUE, Jr.
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(coNTlNUEO)

LosT-Long bar pin, sterling silver
blue stone set Reward if returned
to Fiery's Suoe Store. PCS
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MISCELLANEOUS

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house. city water west Of Queen
St Reply by mail with full par
ticulars Address P-19. care Jour
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FOR MAGISTRATE.

hereby announce my candidacy
pr the Democratic nomination for
Justice of the Peace in Martinsburg
district and will appreciate your sup
|ort at the primaries to be held on
nne 8.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY quickly loaned on best secur.
ity through an ad here. Costs very
little.
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PAPERHANGiNG

PAPER hanging will soon be the order
of the day Lots to be done, The
paper hanger who has little al in
these columns will get plenty of
work Costs very little,
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WANTED-OId fafzc teeth. Parts
sets. full sets, crowns, bridges We
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81 toss n. $. THOMPSON.
Evening star., 1916-09-05
UPSETS IN Tennis PLAY
Cores Defeat of Breck in Singles
Features Second Round of Co.
lumbia Club Tourney.

Upsets featured the second day of
play in the Columbia Country Clubs
annual invitation tourney. In the main
overturning of the dope A. J. Gore. the
veteran of the Dumbarton Club, de-
feated Henry C. Breck. conceded by
many to be the next man to Connie
Doyle in this locality. Cores victory
came in three sets, after he had dropped
the second at love. In another upset
Gore was likewise instrumental. Paired
with W. A Bethel, he defeated Connie
Doyle and Arthur b. Eaton, both OF
Columbia, in three sets, thus elm
mating them from the doubles. Another
of the spectacular matches. came when
H. H Cissel defeated the No. Dunn
barton man, Douglas Hillyer. IN
straight sets at 6-3. 6-3. j. M
Hancock defeated Ezra Gould. for
merly president of the Dumbarton
Club, in a battle of base-liners. in the
morning at 6-2, 7-5.
But the greatest overthrow came
when the large gallery seated around
the center court saw Gore, displaying
fine generalship and beautiful tennis,
defeat Breck. On account of the fact
Evening star., 1916-09-05

Washington. 0 o x-3
Philadelphia. 0 0 0 o 0 O-1
Two-base hits-Smith, Witt. Double plays
Witt to McInnis t2), Pick to witt to McIn-
mis-. Bush to Witt TO McInnis. Left on bases
Washington. 8: Philadelphia, 8. Umpires-
Messrs. Nallin and o'Laughlin. Time of game
i hour and 40 minutes.
Evening star., 1916-09-05
LOCALS WIN TWO
FROM THE MACKS
Jim Shaw Blanks Athletics in
Morning and Ayers Wins
in Afternoon.

BY winning two games from the Ath-
letics yesterday the Nationals scored
their seventh victory out of the last
eight games played, and now have a
percentage of .5o4 in the standing. the
highest the team has been in some
time.
Both games were excellent exhibit
tions of pitching, and both should have
been shut-outs, an error by Mcbride
paving the way for the only run the
Mackmen obtained during the day.
In the morning game Jim Shaw held
the Mackmen to five scattered hits.
struck out six of them and gave but
two bases on balls. while his team
mates punched hits enough in the sixth
inning to give them two runs. sufi-
cent to beat Nabors. The visitors
were shut out
Ayers was absolute master of the
situation in the second game. He was
hit safely seven times, several scratch
es being counted against him: but he
struck out four and did not issue a sim
gle pass. Bush. who opposed him. gave
five passes, and the Nationals punched
hits on him in the first inning, which
netted enough runs, three in number,
to give them an easy victory. They
had lots of chances for runs after that
but four double plays by the visitors
infield killed what chances came to the
locals
Though Witt started the game with
a double to center and was sacrificed to
third he did not score. Strunk hunted
and Ayers threw him out to Foster at
first. Schang then hit sharply to Fos-
ter and he was out at first.
Evening star., 1916-09-05
Breck Breaks Through.

Then Breck broke through. and. win
ming three games. led at 81 on his
own service At 1870, Gore popped up
short lob, which, instead of smash
ing, Breck just pushed back. Gore
then lobbed over his head, and. win
ming the next two points. evened the
score at five-all. Gore won his serv
ice game 10 lead at Is. On Breck 5
high bounding delivery Gore made two
beautiful passes down the lines to lead
at go. Breck then drove into the
net and the match was ended "hen
the veteran drove one to Breck's feet
as the latter made his dash to The net
and failed to half-volley the ball. Cis--
sci defeated Hillyer by an all-round
better brand of tennis, but Hillyers S
drive was not showing its usual ten
dency to bite up part of the back line
Douglas Hillyer and q. Gould Lin
COLI, went all the way to the finals IN
the mems doubles and will meet the
winner of the J. NJ Hancock-L l. Doyle
We a 7. Gore and w. a. Bethel match
at 5 o'clock this evening.
The semi mi-finalists in mems Singles,
I Gore and ]. NJ. Hancock, both oi
the Dumbarton Tennis Club, VIII play
Evening star., 1916-09-05
Leonard Starts Rally.

Leonard started the Grffmens half
with single. Foster hit into left and
then Milan walked. filing the bases.
Smith doubled to left, sending home
two runs, and Milan scored from third
on Shanks' grounder to Lawry. Smith
was nailed at the plate on Judges tap
to Pick and Mcbride ended the inning.
These three runs proved sufficient to
win the contest. 1t was in the third
that the visitors scored. With two out
Mcbride got Lawry's grounder, but
fumbled the ball long enough to allow
I.awry to reach first in safety. Strunk
followed with single, and when
Strunk started to steal Mcbride went
over to the bag to cover and Schang' s
grounder went through short for a sin
gle, Lawry scoring.
In the fourth after two were out
McElwee and Picinich hit safety. but
Ayers struck out Bush, ending the in
ming.
Strunk singled with two out in the
fifth and stole second. but Schang hit
to Foster and was out at first. After
that rot another man reached first for
the Mackmen
Foster walked in the third and
SChang muffed Smiths fly in short
left after Milan had moved Foster up
to second This put two on, but ShankS
Evening star., 1916-09-05
knocked unconscious. but recovered
and was able to return to his home.

A blind bogey competition was held
at the Washington Suburban Club and
was won by Sidney kaufman, VINO hlt
the mythical number of 96, which was
picked by the club professional, Jimmie
Spencer. contestants being allowed to
select their handicaps.
The qualifying round of the current
L. S. G. A. championship has passed q
into history and, as usual, finds some or
the talent outside the coveted match
play rounds. The low medal score prize
was won by the veteran William Z.
Fownes. who won the championship IN
1910, with score of 153 for the thirty
six holes. closely followed by Max
Marston of Baltusrol, semi-finalist last
year, with 155, Z. NJ. Byers being third
with 157. Thus it will be seen that
Pittsburgh gathered in the chief hon
ors in the qualifying round, as both
Fownes and Byers come from the
smoky city. John Anderson of silva
noy. twice runner-up, ran up the as
tonishing total of so in the morning,
but came back in the afternoon with a
sparkling 20, which put him in the list
of aualifiers. Bob Jones. the boy Won
der of Atlanta, led the field in the
morning with a round of "a, thus prov
ing his class without a doubt, as he,
although going bad in the afternoon.
qualified with a score OF 16S.
Chick Evans of Chicago missed his
annual stunt, the winning of the low
medal score, but was in sixth place
with a total of 15S. The champion,
Robert A. Gardner of the Hinsdale Club
of Chicago, took it easy. but had 160,
which put him well within the list.
Many of the men selected as candidates
for the championship fell by the way
side in the preliminary round. Among
those who did not qualify We're all the
local men, although Donald Woodward
tied for last place. but lost on the play
off Phil Carter, Reggie Lewis, Fred
Herreschof, Dudley Nudge. last years
medalist: Sheriff Sherman, who is we'll
known here; Hamilton K. Kerr and Max
Behr. Woodward tied with six others
for last place in the championship divi-
sion, but on the play-off Perry Adair
and L. B. Patton won the positions, get
ting fours on the first hole. George P.
James was 90-s2, 172; w. C. Ballantyne
had 9G-91, lS7. and L. Harlan, Julian
I. Bishop and E. B. Eynon withdrew.
The hest matches for today will bring
together Chick Evans and Nelson
Whitney, Bob Jones and Eben NJ Byers,
John G.. Anderson and Ned Sawyer
and c. B. Buxton. the Philadelphia
champion VS.. the low medalst, William
G.. F'ognes
The qualifying scores and pairings
follow.
Evening star., 1916-09-05

Dave Burgess shattered the course
record at Bannockburn when he went
around the links in "a. two strokes
lower than any previous score. He
was playing with Richard Beattie, and
the latter had score of 81, which is
the best amateur mark. G. f. Stewart
was hit on the head by a ball which
richocheted from a rock, and was
Evening star., 1916-09-05

In the first flight of the miniature
tournament at the Washington Golf
and Country Club E. A. Eareia was
successful. Walter Gilbert winning the
second flight, while the third and
fourth flights were won by w. A Sey-
both and S. II. Siddons. Miss LOCKER
won the women's putting event, Mrs.
w. A. Ballard being second
Evening star., 1916-09-05

that Cores reverse twist service was
breaking high to Breck's backhand, the
latter did not have an opportunity to
get his famous forehand drive unlim-
bered and Gore won the first set at
Ga, displaying the best brand of ten
mis- he has shown this year. In the
second set, by display of scintillat:ag
volleys and side-line drives. Breck
piled up four-love lead and Gore was
content to let him win the next two
games, reserying himself for tAe final
set. Gore won the first three games
and led at -
Evening star., 1916-09-05
iner to right was caught, and Judge

liner to right was caught and Judge
flied to left.
Williams hit for a base in the fourth
and Ayers doubled him up. Pick, Witt
liams started by walking. but Ayers
hit to Bush trying to sacrifice, and an
other double play resulted Leonard
got his second safety in this inning.
Leonard, in fact, would have had an
other hit. but with Williams on in the
second he drove liner over second
which Witt snagged with one hand and
then doubled up Williams, who had
started for second, making one of the
four double plays which prevented the
locals from increasing their score. The
Evening star., 1916-09-05

Elmer Jacobs Of the Pirates had
wanted to beat his former teammates,
the PhlS, all season. but il seemed to
be his fate to be pitted against Grover
Alexander Finally, he decided he would
have to beat Alex himself to get his re-
venge-and he did it,
Evening star., 1916-09-05

w. g. Pfei vs. Max MarSton: John NJ WARD
VS.. Robert \. Gardner: L. r. Jones, j.. vs.. f.
VI. Byers; +. W. Dyer +. X. blossom: q. A
ormiston vs.. A. H. Huntington: Jesse ,iuilforG
VS.. 6. 9. 'omstock. jr.; =. 7. Tiffany VS.. os
wald kirkby: Gardiner White &. T.. Nal
Week. jr: I"hn g. Anderson vs. J.. u. T.
Sawyer: NJ. NJ. Jack K. T.. Hunter H. J
Topping ". =. Smith: Nelson ~ Whitney
ys. Charles Evans. jr.; q. W Hofnrr vS. j.. c
Cochran; Perry Adar v. L.. Il. Patton; Il. u
lapham =. George Small; e. Il. Buxton ". W
c. FoRnfs. jr.
Evening star., 1916-09-05

who was the greater kicker that
worked under you, Eddie Mahan or
Charles Brickley? Percy Haughton
was asked. You have overlooked the
greatest" Mr.. Haughton quickly re-
piled. He is Johnny Evers."
Evening star., 1916-09-05

today at 4:s0 pm. the winner to meet
Dudley Morgan OF the Chevy Chass
Club in the final match tomorrow. Ply
was begun in the wornens singles ana
mems consolation singles. -