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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-16
SUPREME COUNCILS
ACTION MAY MEAN
WAR WITH SOVIETS
Conference On Russian Situation BY Leaders Causes
Report To That Effect To Become Current
Cabinet Gets Busy.
(By international Ne,os Seruice.)


Paris Jan. 16.The supreme council of the peace con-
this afternoon with Eughe Wallace, the United
States ambassador present. consider the Russian situation
addition to Mr. Wallace, Premier Lloyd George, Pr1
mier Clemenceau and Premier Ntt were present
1t reported that official statement OF the utn0o
importance would be issued by the supreme council proab
this evening nj
The "big three in conference this morning but -
utmost secrecy thrown about the meeting. ttM
Government Not Adpsed. ~ a8asSssJJ
Washington JAN 16-Secretary of State Lansing stated
today that he has been advised Of the meeting of the
pree council Paris consider the Russian situation MOI
had this invited to participate In such co
ference
Ambassador Wallace has not been given Instructions t
such conference Secretary Lansing sad and Whou
instructions he will not participate s4tag~s~
Mdy Mean War e&fa2A8iN !.
Washington JAN 16-Possbility of an allied war ASA
Russia result Of the hurried council called M
Paris by Lloyd George being discussed with great
terest by officials of this government. ff
Secretary of Agriculture Houston, at the white hou
when asked whether the cabinet would take the Rusa
situation, said Al
owe hear good deal about boshevism when some ou1(
is trying Reports to the State Department nd
Gates that there is serious military situation In Russia but
stated that this government is not concerned" Na
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-16
MANY 0RCHARDuSTS
HERE TO TAKE PART
IN STATE MEETING
West Virginia Horticultural
Society Is In Session.

With q large attendance and the
manifestation OF great interest in
proceedings the 9th Annual Con
vention of West Virginia Horticul-
tural Society. convened At 10 o'clock
this morning in the circuit cour;
room. Fully 100 men, chiefly fruit
Sroweres, and including a number
OF West Virginia University and
Agricultural College men, were
present when Vice President Far
ris called the meeting 10 order in
absence oI he president. Mr.. Char
les w. Thatcher. who is sick ut his
home in the county.
Mr.. d. Cold Miller, of Getrards-
town, delivered the address of
welcome. which done In his custo-
mary interesting manner and with
deep sincerity. To this President
Frank B. Trotter of West Virginia
University responded. Prof. H. l..
Crane, OF West Virginia Expert
mental Station, who was to have
spoken on Fertilization OF Orch
ards" cheerfully gave way for Mr..
+. G. Robb, of the Bureau of Mark
cts, Department of Agriculture.
Washington. The latter gave his
deeply interested auditors very
comprehensive talk on Food Pro
ducts Inspection Service" These
technical talk. are much appreci-
ated by the West Virginia fruit
growers who evidenced an eager
ness to acquire all the possible
knowledge they can relative to
this great industry and profit there
by. Consequently the talk by Mr.
Hobbs Was exceedingly appropri'
ate.
He was followed by Messrs. John
w. Stewart, Gray Silver, Logan D.
Shut, d. Gold Miller, Orlando Har-
rison, OF Maryland, and others
who engaged in the round table
discussion on the Needs of West
VirNinia Fruit Growers and How
They May Be Met" Adjournment
was then had for dinner, after
which the officers and delegates
left Ia automobiles to inspect the
State Demonstration Packing AMI
Storage House at Inwood,
The feature this evening will BIZ
the $50 o'clock dinner at Hote
Berkeley and tonight at 5 O'Clock
in the court room several movini
picture films will be shown Illus
trating Apples and the County Ag
emit" These films are furnished b.
Commissioner Of Agriculture j. Fl
Stewart, and one is from Colleg
Park, Md.
The sessions will be resumed a
$50 o'clock tomorrow morning ant
conclude in the afternoon.
number of able speakers will b.
present
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-16
LOSER UNENT|TLED
TO MEDAL OF HONOR
SITS Refers To Sec. Daniels
BrOther-in-LaW.
(ey International News service.)'

icy international News Service.)
Washington. Jan. ia man
who lost In battle should not re-
ceive a special award due those
who were victorious declared Ad-
miral Sims today before the senate
subcommittee investigating the
award of medal of honor to Com
mander Bagley, brother-in-law Of
Secretary Daniels. who command.
ed the destroyer Jacob Jones.
which was sunk.
Washington. Jan. l6.-Investiga-
ton Of the naval honor medal
awards by the senate sub-commit-
tee Of the naval affairs committee
took on a political aspect today be-
fore the first witness was heard.
Senator Pittman, democrat, Ne
yada, protested against the hearing
Of Admiral Sims before Secretary
Daniels was given an opportunity
to defend his recommendations"
81 think 1t is discourteous to call
q subordinate before hearing his
chief" Senator Pittman said
Senator Hale explained the sub
ordinate had made the complaint
and should be heard first.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-16
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
ORGANIZED AT PARIS
LEON BOURGEOIS HEAD
United States Not Represented At Formal Organize
tion-Charman Bourgeois Says 1t Means ''The
Birth of New World"
by international Nesos Se-Wce.,

Paris 16-Leon Bourgeois, Of France today
anmousIy elected chairman the council of the
league OF nations.
The first meeting of the council of the league of nations
the spring the international mechanism proposed by Pres
Wilson future wars, held here today
The United States not represented.
BY the meeting today the league of nations becomes
Effective reality although has not yet been approved by
the United States senate.
Leone Bourgeois who represented France at the hearings
IF the league of nations during the conference presided
and opening address outlining the work before the
organization.
Despite his numerous duties president Of the French
said that NJ. Bourgeois would continue the
French representative ON the council.
The council met 10 o'clock provided for the treaty.
the call for the meeting issued by President Wilson
Colonel White, of England; Commander Lambert of Bel
sum and Commander Knobayask of Japan appointed
the commission Members yet be appointed by
France and Germany
Following the meeting it announced that the Dantzg
commissioners not appointed.
January 16th 1920 is bound down in history the
date of the birth of new world" said NJ. Bourgeois
Earl Curzon emphasized Englands loyalty to the league
Premier Lloyd George and Vscount Grey British ambassador
the United States attended but Premier Clemenceau
absent
The meeting lasted nine hundred minutes
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-16
CONFERENCE CLOSES
AND TEAM WENT TO
PIEDMONT TODAY
Sessions At Presbyterian
Church Ended Last
Evening.

Tho Rev Or. w. Il 7. Squires.
OF Norfolk Va. selected as his sub
ject "If Thou Hast Known" divid-
ing this into two parts: First
"Itle Present Low Standard OF Civ
ing" and seconi. ~ Living for
Every Minister and Missionary"
DR.. ]. d. Eggleston, president OF
Hampton Syndey College, Hamp-
den City. Va. discussed Marshal
ing Our Forces To Meet Our Objec-
tors"
Short addresses we're delivered
by every minister present. About
100 delegates were present.
The Rev. w f. Hudson. of Staun-
hon Va. stated last night that the
conference was one of the most sue
cessful OF any held thus far. Elev-
EN- conferences will be held through
out the Virginia Synod. this being
the seventh. Today the Rev. Moore.
DR.. Squire, DIR. Eggleston and the
Rev. Hudson are conducting a con-
ference at Piedmont, w. Va.
The object of these conferences Is
to arouse interest among the Pres
byterians preparatory for a big
drive which will begin April l,
when 1t Is hoped that s4,000,000
will be raised for the years work
The Virginia Synods quota Is s602,'
245.
The ladies of the church served
an excellent supper to the visiting
ministers and delegates, all OF
whom were loud IN their praises for
the excellent entertainment pro
yided.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-16
TO FRUIT GROWERS

Every Fruit Grower should see
the Packing House and Equipment
at Tnwood. w. Va. This commerce
ial Packing House and School, the
first and only one OF It's kind. in the
United States. was erected by the
State at a cost when completely
Of over Thirty Thousand Dollars
and embodies the very best features
and the most up-to date Packing
Equipment +, be found in the Unit
Il States many OF the new fea
tures ara original with this School.
The Winchester Orchard Supply
Co OF Winchester Va. McShcrry
uptou. local repre- entative, Is dis
tributor 'or All the equipment used
Lie 10 ffUt
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-16
TRINITY EPISCOPAL s
MEMS BIBLE GLASS;,
. FEASTS AND ELECTS
Holds Delightful Banquet-Mk
Alexander Is President. /

The Mems Bible class OF Trinity
Protestant Episcopal church, which
has rapidly increased In membeN
ship in the last few months, was
formally organized Tuesday night
at delightful meeting held Ia thd
Parish House. when officers were
elected and plans made for the en-
suing year. These officers are q
follows: -
President--H. L. Alexander
Vice President-Alex B. Payhk
Secretary-J. Earl Rodrick, -,
Treasurer-S. b. Dorm.
Preceding the election the lnd31u
OF the Auxiliary served q most in9
viting luncheon, comprising oreanaf
ed chicken, mashed potatoes, slaws
pickle. warm biscuits. coffee. io&
cream and cake, winding up With
fragrant cigars and cigarettes TOD
those who preferred the NghteQ
smoke. The luncheon was particu1
larly pleasing to the largo body a
men assembled about the tablesd
which were prettily decorated WITH
bowers and candelabra. and II kept
the fair folk busy replenishiug th@
plates of the diners, SO appetisinl|
were the vlands served by It'd
white capped and gowned matron3
and maids. During the banQueG
splendid music was played "
Whitacre's Orchestra and the svs
ening was further varied and eullvs,
ened by number OF choruses led
by DR.. G. B. Geyer. the toastmasts1
and entered with a vim and enthu1s
iasm by those at the banquet board,
Some mighty fine and encourag1ne
'alks were made by men Of the
Bible class and visitors from other
sunday schools Of the city. DN
Cover was In fine fettle ana madt
y capital postmaster. He 6rst In
oduced Rev. Dudley Boogher, REQ.
'or Of Trinity church: Mr.. Edward
Hutlcdge, who has been teaching
1o class; Secretary C. w. Sayreo
H the Y, M. c. A: DR.. j. q. Chaauas
lal'in, teacher OF tho large Bibl<
LASS at First United Brethren
-lnday school; Prof. D. Fl. Dodd. q
ointment l~der In work OF tho
Presbyterian Sunday school, and
Principal w. D. Anthony Of the
Nartinsburg High School.
While all spoke very interesting.
~, perhaps the more impressive
talk was made by DR.. Chamberlin,
Who some years ago organized the
Grst adult mems Bible class In West
Virginia. DR.. Chamberlin gave
members of the Episcopal mems
Bible class SOME excellent pointers
relative to attracting men and
holding them as members Of such
a class.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-16
TO Be LAST NIGHT
OF COTTAGE PRAYER
Evangelistic Campaign Will
Commence Sunday.

The last In the series of cottage
prayer meetings will be held To-
night at the various points desig'
rated. A majority of the services
viii be held as follows:
AT the residence of Robert Har'
ris, VII North Second street, at
7.45 o'clock.
At the residence OF Mrs. Fannie
Light and Mr.. +. M. Weather
holtz, East Moler avenue.
Mrs. Florence Brown. Virginia
avenue.
John Braithwaite, Virginia ave.
nue..
A. 3. Braithwaite, Baker street
and West Virginia avenue.
Mrs. Ella Lloyd, Virginia avenue
children's meeting.
DR.. T. X. Oates, ITO North Rai
eich street.
MIR. Yontz, East Liberty reet
Charles Ashton, North ITigt
street
John Rice 4l7 Wiacheste. ave
nue..
Mrs. Emma frizss Winchester
aYendc.
Mrs. Il. a. otis. 3o9 North Ma
pie avenue.
Philip SteH. EefkeIey Place.
I'd Robert &illiamaport avenue
Mrs. L. a Bowers, 80 East
Burke STREE
Mrs quinn 5obbs 40 West
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-16
NO DECISION YET
IN MORGAN co. SUIT

Judge t. a. Woods Is ass To-
day from Berkeley Springs, where
10 mas been presiding over MOI
san county circuit court He viii
-eturn to tnat town tomorrow foi
,.e purpose Of adjourniug the term
Decision in the case OF the road
machinery company against the
Morgan county court gas Ieeerv-
I'd. Evidence W. ceured this
week and As jun trial had been
waived and the matter considered
Ay Judge WOODS he wished to
study the evioeuce after the notes
q the court og.3p1tn have
been fully tr.as ,1-a
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-16
UTILITIES AIRCRAFT
TO QUELL DISORDER
IN CITY OF BERLIN
Attempts At Mob Law Col
Iapse-NoSke In Control.
tsy international News ssrviee.)

Berlin Jan 16-,Army airplanes
are bong used by Minister of De
tense Noske to help the soldiers
keep down communists and inde'
psndent socialist disorders.
Aviators circled over the city all
morning with observers spotting
crowds. When suspicious assem-
hlages were noticed word was flash
ed 70 the military headquarters and
they We're dispensed.
Workmen in number of factor
les responded to the order to strike
IN connection with the proposed
demonstration on the anniversary
of the killing of aKrl Liebknecht,
Rosa Luxembourg. Minister Noscke
said he would deal with the agita
tors with a firm hand.
Mob Law collapses
London, Jan. 16-Attempts to es
tablish mob law at Berlin have col
lapsed. said an Exchange Telegraph
dispatch from that city today. The
military measures by Minister OF
Defense Noske to preserve order
on the anniversary Of the killing OF
Rosa Luxembourg and Karl Lieb
knecht, two Spartacists leaders
were described as Overwhelming
The German spartacists were
said to have postponed their plans
for the overthrow of the German
government until the people are ir
greater state of unrest over the
food scarcity.
The efforts to bring about n gen
eral strike on the Liebknect-Lux
emburg anniversary was failure
the correspondent reports. 1t was
called yesterday.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-16
STONY DUFFY DRAWS
NO YEARS In PRISON

Looking though he enjoying good health, bal with
his hair turned gray and sohwg other evidence of John
w STONY" Duffy, of Carksburg often referred to West
Vrginas notorious booegger appeared in the United
Estates Parkersburg and sentenced
the federal prison Atlanta Ga the charge Of
Violating the federal prohibition laws.
Duffy plea of guilty three indictments liar
f. Byrer assistant district attorney recommended sentence
M for the prisoner after he had reviewed his
nd told Of Duffy having served sentence in the Harrison
county jail Carksburg for violating the state prohibition
The district attorney however did not refer to the fact
(la Duffy had jumped his bond year ago and fled Texas,
~hefe be recapured only recently and brought back 10
Iar1efsburg for trial
Judge Dayton was only lew minutes pronouncing
{neace. number of Duffys friends and acquaintance
m Clarksburg elsewhere the the
pom the time Duffy had nothing say and took the
Ince though he expected He will be taken to Atlanta
on after court ends there.
The ending of the Duffy closing chapter
of the most thrilling and colorfu stories in the history
= this From the time stony Wheeling,
here he conducted saloon then later Clarkburg where
operated saloons and gaming houses, today when he
the first time the shadow OF federal prison doors his
reer has been Il checkered
The sensational escapade year ago when he
de daring escape from the federal ParkerS
re the time he up for trial the charges on
ch he committed to the federal prison Atlanta The
which finally led TO his capture at Fort Worth Texas.
tended to the sections of the United States.
STONY, all his friends and acquaintance called HIM
large following among the oil field workers, which he
ired while the big boom in this state. This made
natural that he should migrate to Texas, where big
pm is Taking this their clue the officers kept
watch in all the oil fields and cities in Texas and finally
fly spotted" in Fort Worth where he said 10 Dc
aratng restaurant
The last capture of Duffy il only part OF the thrilling
Of his life When arrested the first time the charge
thich convicted he Wendell mines Graf
and then in the of having intoxicans
Clarksburg He is reported h6Ye had bank roll
32 500 in his pockets at that time.
There many other unusual stories il With
ys that known to most everybody in the north
and part OF the state There those, however
think his of crime has ended with the
federal prison, His gray hair and wrnkled face thai
so plainly evidence in the there, indicate
''EeI live to the sentence, several Clarks
remarked he led to the county jail
locked in cell there to await his trip to the southern
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-16
DAN KiRSON is NOW
A REAL 0RCHARDlST

Me7srs Dan K,Ysg9 u North
teen street. ard his blotner-iA-
.-S, Mr.. J. Y. Mile. " Berkeley
Springs, have purchase 1he Dyehe
orchard located about - miles
from that town. and viii engage in
fruit cultuEe, Tie proposition en-
braces 50 II acres. shout 30 u
which is planted IN apples from
eight to niao years Old The price
paid Is ugt lated. BAT mis- IS On.
cs~stood ID aare been co.. ono.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-16
MARINES REPULSE
HAITIAN BANDITS
Two Americans Wounded
While Defending City.
cEy international News service)

(By International News ScrVlce.)
Washington. Jan. l6. Three hun
dred Haitian bandits attacked the
city Of Port An Prince. Haiti, yes
terday morning. tho navy depart
ment was advised today.
Approximately 10 OF the bandits
were killed, captured o. wounded,
the navy department 8as advised
They were repulsed by American
marines aud Inc Gendaries OF
Haiti.
There wee wo casualties among
the American marines Private l..
Coombs seriously wounded and
Private s. v MeItuehliu slightly
wounded
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-16
INVESTIGATE ALL
SHIP BUILDERS
And Ship Yards Because OF
Alleged Frauds.
by International News Service.

BY international NefFS SeFVlCe.J
Washington. jan IS. "A sweep
ing investigation OF ship builders
and ship yards all over the country
is being made today by the depart
ment of justice as the result Of dis
covery of alleged frauds in shin
yards on the Pacific Coast. This
statement was made today hy the
department of justice.
I'VE already have evideaea og a
conclusive nature. sufficient for
presentation OF the cases 10 the
grand jury Frank Burke, assist
ant chief oe the bureau OF investl-
cation said TO-DAY .0nc men are
working everywhere ana VII carry
taeir investigation to ~ s1 rds.
We VIII 90 to the lin
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-16
GREASER KlDNAPPER
REPORTED ARRESTED
lsy International News Service.l

10y international News Service.)
Mexico City, Jan. 16.-Cipriano
Mendez, right hand man of FEEDER
leo Corgoba, leader Of the rebel
gang that Is accused Of kidnapping
w. o. Jenkins. u. S. consular ag-
ent at Puebla has been arrested
there by the Mexican authorities,
according to information received
from that city.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-16
SPECIAL COURT TERM.

Win an membeEs pre3e05 a spec
ial term OF the county court BEGAN
10 ay, and will continue until Sat.
urday evening The object OF IL
term is to audit and allow bills eEj
give attention to routine matters
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-16
susTA,Ns BROKEN ARM

At 3 o'clock this afternoon the
City Hospital was notified that
Harvey Welshans. OF near Swan
Pond. has sustained the fracture q
an arm. and would be brought to
that institution for treatment. No
details Of the affair accompanied
the message.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-16
DISCONTINUED LINES

LAST week all managers OF Haines
he Shoe Wizard of Shoe Stores
we're called to the wholesale distrib-
ing house and every line Of shoes
at will not be handled again was
,o'ted to each manager to be sold
s. before the war prices. which
"a ans a savings TO you Of from 81
70 81 on each pair. Take advantage
Of this and buy for the whole fam
ily
HAINES, The Shoe Wizard
IA Up st 213 N. Queen St.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-16
CHiR0PRACT0R.

r. L. Davis, Palmer Graduate
Chiropractor. Office Downey.Hsns
son Bldg. Public Square. gives a.
fcient Chiropractic spinal adjust
ment. l 10 IL II IN
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-16
A SOCIETY DANCE

The social leaders among the To-
cal colored folk will hold a dance
the night of January &c at Spears
Hall.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-16
ENTERS HOSPITAL

Mrs. Flora b. Courtney, Of Sleep
Creek, was brought to the CityHos-
pital today for treatment
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-16

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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-16

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Nj. J. N. Rothwen. ~ Nea Yos1
city. il in town
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-16
FOR SAL

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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-09-03
Message TO The Le.lsaat.r.


Governor Beckett sent TO the lesis'
lature a special message on roads.
He said:
This general assembly at its reg
ular session created state highway
commission.
"As | have repeatedly said, the
blunder that we, have made in North
Carolina Is not that we have failed
IT, build good roads. but that we have
been crlminally negligent in keeping
them up | have a profound convic-
ton that It would be an economic
crime for North Carolina to issue
bonds or to permit the counties to is
sue bonds to build an more roads in
this state until we have devised and
thoroughly tested out an adequate
system of maintenance.
Therefore, recommend that this
general assembly authorize the state
highway commission to test out on
number of roads, selected by the com
mission, the best systems Of mainten-
ance now in force in any OF the states
in the union and submit the result OF
their experience to the general assem-
bly, OF 1921. 1t is simply throwing
away money to build roads OF any
type until we provide and enforce a
system OF maintenance that will in
sure the roads from going to pieces"
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-09-03
Manning Says Women Can Vote

"While there would be no objection
to the North Carolina legislature pass
ing laws providing for omen to vote
under the Susan B. Anthony amend
men.," Attorney General James 5,
Manning said, 1T is not at all neces-
sary.
"The amendment to the constitu-
ton in this instance, which, in reality,
Is but an amendment to the fifteenth
amendment, automatically changes
the constitution Of North Carolina.
The fifteenth amendment changed it
by striking out the word white" be-
fore males The Anthony amend
aent will strike out the word males
and franchise will be extended to all
persons regardless Of sex.
"The status of woman under the
amendment Is the same as the status
o, man reaching his majority All
she will have to do will be to present
herself for registration. She will be
required to pay no poll tax this year
because she has, in essence, reached
her majority" as far as voting Is con-
cerned, since the time for listing
taxes"