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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-10-28
ANNOYING KIDNEY ILLS.
Make Life Miserable for Many Mar
tnsburg People.

There's nothing more annoying
than kidney weakness or inability to
properly control the kidney secre-
tons. Night and day alike, the suf-
ferer is tormented and what with the
burning and scalding, the attendant
backache, headache and dizziness,
life is indeed, burden Doan's Kid
ney Pills have given peace and -com-
fort to many Martnsburgs people.
Profit by tHis Martinsburg residents
experience.
A G. Armstrong, formerly R. r. en-
g.neer, III y. Center street, Martins
burg. says: Most railroad men suf-
fer more or less from kidney trou-
bic and | was no exception | sup
pose it's the jolting that wears the
kidneys out The kidney seeretions
passed too frequently and caused me
a great deal of annoyance and pain.
Besides. had a lame back. | had
sore spots in the small of my back
and a severe. pain, particularly when
| lifted anything or bent over. |
used different medicines. but none
helped me until took Doan's Kid
ney Pills They soon put a stop to
the pains and drove the soreness and
lameness out of my back My kid
neys now act regularly"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr. Armstrong had. Foster Milbum
Co, Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-10-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

To the Creditors of J. T. Unger,
Iced.
In pursuance of decree of the Cir
cut Court of Berkeley county, w.
Va, made in a cause therein pending
to subject the real estate of the said
j. T. Unger to the payment of his
debts your are required to present
your claim against the estate of the
said j. 7. Unger. for adjudication. to
w. B. Colston. Commissioner. ut his
Office in said County, ON or before
the 90th day of November 1916.
Witness l.. Dew. Gerhardt. Clerk
of said Court.
L. Dew Gerhardt. Clerk
W10-20-27 11-3-10-17-24
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-10-28
ATTEMPT IS MADE:
TO STOP MEETING
Dry Speaker Attacked at Chewsvil.e
Maryland and investigation
Follows

States Attorney Omer 7. Kalor yes
terday directed Sheriff Isaac S. Long
to make thorough investigation o!
the attempt made Monday night at
Chewsville to break up an open-air
prohibition meeting
The meeting started with singing
by c. T. Easterly and before he had
finished a crowd of men and bcvs an.
peared and showered the leaders Of
the meeting with stale eggs. yegeta-
bles and stones. After the FIRST volley
the attackers retreated into build
ing nearby.
The Rev. Raymond j. FulkhoHser,
the gang to observation-disclosures
Big Pool, the speaker challenged the
gang to show a semblance of man.
hood and come from their hiding
place About 70 persons then appear
ed at the meeting place and the throw
ing of missiles was renewed. Mr..
Funkhouser, however, refused to be
silenced.
After speaking for 50 minutes an,
der a continuous bombardmeut of
eggs. brickbats and refuse. Mr.. Funk
housed concluded by again chaheng-
ing the attackers to come out of>tbe
dark and fight like men, but none
came. As the speaker and party were
leaving Chewsyille in their automo
biles they were again attacked.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-10-28
AMERICAN MECHANICS" TO
BECOME "AMERIcAN MEN"

: The name Of the Senior Order Of
American Mechanics will be changed
to Order OF United American Men
Officials Of the order have been so
informed when it became known that
a recent referendum vote is favor
able TO the new name The change
was advised to obviate the impress
sion that the order is trade union
Of mechanies. rather than frater.
nal body. The new name will be for
mally adopted at the national council
of the order which win be held in
Harrisburg. Pa, next August.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-10-28
West Virginia clum Women Nee

With prominent women present
from all points in the State. the West
Virginia Federation of Women S
clubs began its annual convention at
Wheeling yesterday, with baby vel
fore, public, health, better moving pic
lures, vocational education and Ii
brary extension in West Virginia as
the chief topicsFfor discussion.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-10-28
Or. Williams in Charge.

While DR.. It. X. Oates is in Phlddcl
phia attending the Clinical congress
OF North American surgeons. the City
hospital is in charge of DR. D. 7. Will
liams.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-10-28

The day sof harsh pliysic has gone.
People want mild. easy laxatives.
Doans' Regulets have satisfied thous-
ands. 25c at all drug stores.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-10-28

Akron's factories all give yearly
picnics for employees.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-10-28
Merchandise Business for Sale
Store Room For Rent

THE susNEsSThis general merchandise
established
TIE railroad mill big
the
saeabe merchandise $4,000
greatly a young active
STORE RooMThe
sefmeasUrng
roll
CELLAR AND WARE RooMs-Cement and
ventilated cellar entire building
lar attic stable shed, reasonable
OTHER PARTlcULARsMy is |
and location the
The business has been
offer.
For fnrthe rnarti rs-aadro Ill,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-10-28

Judge Robinson is seeking election
upon his record as a.elean and able
man and upon the record of his party
for progressive and efficient admins
traticn. is opponent is seeking elee-
tion upon the theory that Republicans
who did not vote for Judge Rohinstni
IN the primary viii not vote sfoa's Ri NJ
in November, bat wilf vote fQrff1ln|
we'll This Is = good Democratic plat
form Republican Dissatisfaction. II
prcsumes that Republicans are very
weak and hat some Of them are very
poor Republicans
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-10-28

Every four years the public is re
minded o. something they would like
to forget, to-wit. That William A..
MacCorkle was once Governor Of West
Virginia. This is made necessary by
the fact that ii was the last Democratic
misfit government this State ever had,
and the only thing the Democratic
campaigneIs have to make COMPARE
son on 1t is not much of an asset for
them, but it certainly is fine and
dandy thing for the Republicans.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-10-28

Robinson Rings Right, The princi-
Piles of simple life, truth, honor and
honesty have been the guide, and can
be found in study of the life of
Hon. Ira Il. Robinson
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-20
Nature Shaped Shoes

We're Nature Shaped Shoes Of piiabic bat
durdbie feathers wifh or withouf spring heels.
Siron0ig made but not a BIT ciuHisD
We haze these in duh and bright feathers
and also in phite cnHUas ankle ties. EOcry
Uariafion oi size and Didth TOR perfect Htfin0.
and an expert scrUicc To see that cucrB fOOt is
Htfed CORRECTLY
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-20

NrF Ven Never and child htt. -.
fdrnen i0 their honlr ia Chaar, a.
DAP aistr spending ths wln,sr hs,s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-20

~ i.'riser 20 Rort-. v,.
Thursday .n hatn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19
DAWSON AT WHITE HOUSE
Morgan Partner Refuses ia Disclose
Purpose OF fOrty-Fivr- Minute
Conference With President
tBv Associated Press !

fSN Associated Prc-S.
WASHINGTON. November lS-Ii.nry
l. Dawson. partner Of j. L. Morgan
held "a forty-iive- minutes conference
with the President al the White House
tonight. The engagement WAS mad. Al
MI. baviSon's request. Afterwards
lac responded 10 all questions by say
ins II have nothing whatever to say
about my visit to Washiugtom."
Mr.. navisons call at tho White
House was linked iii some quarters
with report that the Morgan inter
"sts bad helped form the National In
dustrial Conference Board with the
purpos" "f organizing employers 10
night the eicht-hour day Dawson
told friends here that the story Was
au absolute fahrication" To news
paper men he said he did not wish 10
make formal denial. because his
h"uS" never commented on newspaper
reports.
MY. Dawson is understood t. have
Informed the President. among other
things. Of industrial and financial con-
diti"nS observed during n recent visit
To Europe Ills request for IN inter-
view was made yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19
SAID To BI: LAWYER
OF MARRIED. ABILITY

on behalf of Mr.. Shewmake /; was
stated yesterday that II. is "A lawyer
~ marked ability and a capable ad-
ininis,rat"r. HIS election was urged
by prominent citizens. who ficd in
dors"ments in his behalf. While the
appointment is already effective, MIR
Shewmakc VIII require sevcrul days
10 wind up his affairs in Surry.
'rh. now tax executive is a graduate
II William and Mary College. and is
thirty tiN" years old. He received his
!ega! training al the University of Nir-
GINA. For some time after gradual
ing from William and Mary he taught
school. ~. was Al one time a member
of IN" State Board of Examiners lie
j. member Of the Phi Beta Kappa
The oi'ic" az executive assistant 10
the state Tan Board WAS created this
year pursuant To AN a"t of tho last
General Assembly making an aprro-
priation Tor tn" maintenance of Il cen
trial tax office which shall have direct
supervision over the enforcement OF
the new segregation system. 1t is rc-
@ardcd as the most important Office in
tn" TAX administration. The position
carries n salary OF $4,000 4 year Th.
appointment Is for an indefinite term.
the appoint.e holding office ~ the
plcaSur" OF tho Tax Board
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19
Mexican Situation
Put Before Wilson
IRN Asanni-t.I rrc-..


WASHINGTON, November Is
The drndinri> reached hy the ioInt
international commission In sr.Sion
nt Atlantic ;ity 10 discuss Mexican
border Problems was taken M 10
night ut II White House conference
between President Wilson. Scrrrtnr,
Lane. chairman or the n!tcd state.
commissioners; Secretary Inn>in.
and Srrrctnr! itnkcr.
'ir. Lanc. who arrived her" from
ttianiic cit. io-,.a, to rrpart tn
Ia" PrcSidrn: on the situation.
would not discuss the outInok. Oh
ic"ti"n> rniscd by Luis Cabrera.
rhairmau Of the McN team Delegates.
Z" the suggested plum at the bor-
der npntroi are understood 10 have
bee" considered in detail ut the
conference.
To-niEhf WINS the first time prrs-
idrnt Wilson and Secretary Innr
have conferred since the President
met all nf the mcnIbcrs of the
commission ut New London. Conn,
soon after u began its work.
The three Cabinet members re-
mainrd with the President for three
hours. Secretary Lame said after
ward that he was "wcll satisfied
with the situatfon." and would re-
turn Tomorrow tn Atlantic city.
where the conference with tho
Mexican delegates VIII br resumed
on Monday. Asked IL there was
any prospect ar settlement nj
Atinnti" City. he replied: awe ARE
good settlers"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19
SUIT NOT TO DELAY SAILING
ihbri Action against the Deutschland
Hr"msht by scott %. for
Srif-ProtcrttOn.
Try Associntcd press. /

NEW LONDON. CONN. November is.
Tho sailing Of the German merchant
submarine Deutschland for Ercnicn will
not be delayed by the action brought
against II by the /. y. Scott co. to-day
Tor tho loss Of the tug. which was
sunk by the deutschland carly ycstcr-
day off Race Rock light with the loss
OF it's crew of five. according 10 a
statement tonight by President Hill
Ken. OF the Eastern Forwarding COM
rany The Deutschland had started
Tor Gcrmauy. but returned to port
after the accident.
To-day the Scott 60. iibclcd the
Deutschland for sl2 900 for tn. loss Of
the lug. The submarine will leave
as soon as repairs OH il have been
completed. Mr.. Hilkcn said. The suit
was friendly one. brought by the
scott Co: as n matter OF self-protcc-
ton. he added
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19
FAIL IN EFFORTS
TO PIERCE GERMAN
LINES ON ANCRE
Berlin Reports Unsuccess-
full Attempt Made
by British.
PRECEDED BY ENORMOUS
ARTILLERY ACTIVITY
Fighting Reported as Still Being
in Progress South of
River.
FRENCH ATTACKS BREAK DOWN
Military Authorities Believe Transyl.
vhnia Will BE Scene OF
Decision in War.
rBv Associated Press. I


LONDON, November 1s-The British
army delivered another assault on the
German lines on both banks Of tho
Ancrc River to-day III what Is de-
scribcd by the German War Office "a
another attempt to break through. The
attack. which was preceded by "enor-
nous artillery activity" failed. accord.
ing TO the German announcement. Tho
hEhting Is still in progress near
6randecourt. south of the Ancrc This
action was followed by advances north
cast of Beaumont Hamel and north OF
heaucourt last night. according to the
British announcement
French attacks near SatlIy-Safllis.I
iast night broke down under the Ger
man ire, according to tho German
report. On the other hand the French
report repulse of an attack by n
strong German detachment on tho
French trenches ut Biaches.
Military authorities In Berlin ara
quoted rs saying that the southwest
crn war thcater the Transvlvanian
campaign. is to be the scene OF Tn.
decision In the war. not tho Russian
front nor at Nerdun or on the Somme
me German troops IN Western Wal
iachia are reported by Berlin to be
making good progress and scoring fur.
thcr gains In tho Alt and jul Val.
ieNs. The Roumanians announce that
violent fighting continues in those two
valleys but say they made progress
near DraGoslavcle
SERBIANS AND FRENCH
CLOSING IN ON MONASTIR
the Serbians and French continue I,
close IN upon Monastir. the important
objective on the western Macedonian
front The SerbIans report the cantura
Of trenches east of the Cerna. whiIo
the French reached the outskirts ne
hehana. Berlin. however, declares en-
tente attacks on the plains south Of
Monastir were defeated with heavy
iosScs, and that the Germans recap
t"red 4 height taken by the Serbians
near CheScl New and violent fighting
on IN" Macedonian front was reported
from Eerlin yesterday.
Only minor operations on the Russian
iroht arc reported by the German War
o''''e' hut the RuSsiars claim they have
dri'en back Austro German attacks in
the Carpathians.
British army has defeated 5000
Mohmands. warlikc tribe, in a battle
on the boundary between India and
AfShaniStan.
Joseph 9. Grew, tho American cbarro
in Berlin, has. discussed the Rolpian de-
porta'ions informally with higher Ger.
man officials I'm preparation for :, con.
terence with the German Chancellor
dispatches from Berlin say il Is be
heNcd there the German government
WI not hesitate to Sivo Washington
the information il has asked concern.
tax inns movement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19
No IMPORTANT EVENTS
ON EASTERN FRONT
'TlSy .Nssnriatc,i p,o.q


hEh!.lN. November II (via Lon.
don. November IS. Delayed in trans.
niSslon).-An official statement issued
by ytreman army headquarters this morn
inS reports no important events on
either the French or Russian fronts
ana only briefly mentions the fighting
on III" Roumanian frontier. It an.
honh""s. however. the failure or con.
Ahuci attacks by entente troops on
the Macedonian front. The statement
reads
"on the western aud eastern fronts
t'"t' mas been un;mportant lighting.
our troops again report the Rou-
mAhian ciFil population offering armed
resistance t" our advance in Walla-
CHA.
ON the Maccdoniau front further at
'acNs by cntcntc troops failed"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19
Troops May Be Home
Before Christmas

Especial tO The Iimes-Dispntch.l
wASIIiSGTON. November IS.-
senator Swanson, OF Virginia.. was
Baker for nm hour here to-day, mrr-
Ing thnt steps he taken H.. the War
Department to order the return OF
one, VI not all. the commands nr the
virginia National Guard. now on the
bur,lcr.
The senator reminded Mr. Hnkcr
of the announced policy OF the War
Department to aen,i home the Stutc
troops In the or,lcr In which they
were ordered to the border. TINT is
I" send hnck first those which went
south first. Thc policy, he suI,I had
not been carried out with regard to
the Virginia MiIItin. In reply, Scc-
r"tar, Bnkcr stated that where .,
National Gunrd command formed ;
pnrt Of II bri:.ndc, n division or other
tmcticnI unit. II was not always pos
Sihl. d" foIinw the general rule.
This WAS the reason VIII, some ot
the Nirpininns who expected to
leave there n"s,, nrr stiII In the
H-Id.
SprnkinE uf the situation nffcr
his visit 10 the War Departments
>cnntor Swanson saId. ..secrctnry
Bakrr lmpInrcd "ur people to have
patience. snylnr TINT the military
necessities were the iirst consi,Irrn-
ti"n. hut TINT he hoped soon Ia
hnrr NIL the stntc troops back n,
home. ] myself came nwu. from th,.
department with the Impression
TINT Onr boys will hc home before
christmas. 1t not before Thanks
giving
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19
oiTtooIE oE F'IGUriNG
FAVORABLE. TO nKIFISH
! Nv A..nDlnic.l rrnss

LONDON. November Further
spinieG Fighting the outcome OF which
was favorable TO the British, has taken
place In the campaign for the clear
ing OF German East Africa. according
10 IN official announcement to-day.
Aficr the recent attack by the Ger
mans On Nsominj. the bulk OF their
force, SAYS the statement, moved south
west and invested small British post
at Maiansali. failing In three erorts
to CAPTURE IL.
British relief column arrived and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19
.FAVORs REORGANIZATION
OF EDUCATION OFFICE
Auditing Committee Recommends
Separation of Scholastic and
Business Functions.
WASTE IN ANNUAL REPORTS
Comments on High Per Capita Cost
of Treating Patients AT Catawba
Snnatorium and Suggests Separate
Board of Management.

separation of the technical and husi-
ness functions ~ the hubble school
system Is recommended by tho State
Auditing Committee III It's annual re-
port. filed yesterday wiki Governor
S,uart Til" committee suggests the
generalization - th" administrative
department "a now directed from the
"ihr. Of the Superintendent Of Public
Instruction by counninG the work Of
'tr superintendent To tho 't.chnical"
work ~ thu schools. and placing the
business and financial operations Of
tn" oi'ic" IN the control of a manager
Reporting on I'll" department OF
Public Instruction, til" committee notes
tn" fact tina, records for tho fiscal
year ending september 80. 1916. were
not "hthinahlc in complete form from
til" oiic" of the department because
II was itself not supplied with detailed
reports rh" figures were therefore.
Obtained from tn. Second AUTHORS Of
no.. which collects tho school revenues
and GlsburS,S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19
SHEWMAKE NAMED
AS TAX EXECUTIVE
Commonwealth's A Attorney of
Surry unity Succeeds
Christopher B. Garnett.
WILL TAKE CHARGE AT ONCE
Position Is Regarded as Most I'm
portant in Tax Administration
Under New System.

oscar l.. Sh"wmak", Commonw"alth's
attorney of Surry County. was ycstcr-
day "pp"int"d "x.cutiv. assistant to
The Stat" Tax Board to succeed Chris
torh.r Is Garn"tt vii" resigned the
"tic" 10 become a member of tn" State
Corpora tiom Commission. He viii take
Office at once"
Mr.. Shcwmal;" MAS unanimously
chosen at Special meeting of rh"
Tax Board held for the purpose YES
t"rday afternoon. y fun attendance
MAS present. 1t included for til" first
tt'nc Mr.. Garnctt. who became - mem
Der of the 'raN Board by reason Of his
election as chairman Of the State Cor
p"rattou Commission.
rh" election ended "A period Of un-
certainty that had existed for several
weeks. When tn" Governor announced
That y" would appoint Mr.. Garnctt to
~" Corporation Commission. specula-
u"n busted itself with picking his sue
c.ssor. and long list of eliribl.s was
soon IN hand. rh" lis, included promi-
n"nt lawyers in Richmond and ether
sections "f tn" State. The Tax Board
threw no light on tho spccuiations. and
kept its own counsel until yesterday
afternoon, when il announced the
selection OF man whose name had
not been included in amy Of the fore
casts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19
KENTUCKY FEUDIST KILLED
John SpurlOck Shot From Ambush Mt
0uicksnnd. Brenthitt
lnlInlx

LEN INGTON, ky. November IS
John Spurlock. survivor OF many noun
tain feuds. was killed tonight by men
concealed in ambush. The shooting
took place at Quicksand, Breathitt
county. i'loodhounds will take the
tratl early tomorrow. Sheriff's posses
have gone to the scene from Jackson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19
FORWARD PASSES
WIN FOR VISITORS
Washington and Jefferson De-
feats Washington and
Lee by 10 to 6.
GREAT GAME ON GRIDIRON
Between 5000 and 5000 Rich
mond Enthusiasts Witness
Spectacular Battle.

Football enthusiasts Numbering be-
tween 1000 aud 5000 persons ycstcr-
DAY afternoon amblcd into the l:all
Park TO witness a football game. They
dld So They SAW Washington and
J"hcrSons wonderful eleven triumph
over the Blue AMI White OF Washing
ton and lie" III one OF the hardest
fought and most interesting contests
that has been wagcd in this city dur
ing many It year by the score Of
10 10 8. They saw the Mighty Young
III action aud thrilled tim. after time
as his toe drove the bit o leather far
down IN. held into the territory Of
the opposing team. They witnessed
the remarkable aerial attack OF the
Red and Black team at its best. an
they left tn" grounds satisfied. They
had seen real football.
The crowd Was slow in nlins into
tn. park. II was not until the very
minute play was scheduled 10 begin
that the grand stand and the other
reserved seats began To fiji. The
blcachers already We're dcnscly popu-
lated. and tn" standing room around
the fence was so thIckly filled tina,
police were forced TO ope \ wtlkways
in front of the stands. However
when the officials gathered in the CEN
ter OF the gridiron and began to set
tie questions before opening the fray
those who held seat, in the grand
stand crowded in.
In a short time most OF Richmonds
celebrities had appeared. There were
representatives of the State govern
ment, the Mayor, several from his Of
hcial family and many of his rctinue
and There also We're innumcra bles from
the men about town, the alumni AN.
those Interested in the welfare of
cleveus ranked as smaller than til,
connecting teams
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19
ST0GIE- MAKERS STRIKE
Walk Out in Wheeling When Increase
In WHgrs Is Refused
Them.
Especial The Times pisnntch !

WHEELING. w. VA, November is.
~ strike of stoHie makers was called
here to-day, after local manufacturers
had refused TO grant an increase in
wages Of 81 per thousand 10 rollers
and y cent - pound to strippcrs.
Nearly l,230 persons, employed in
forty-hvc factories, quit work. The
strike was sanctioned some time ago
by II referendum vote.