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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-09


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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-09

| have for sale on my premises. a
lot of locust posts, green or dry, To-
Gated on Route l, Box 81.
. 7 At pd JAS. G. LIGHT.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-09
MOTHERS, Do THIS $50.
When the Children Cough,
Rub Musterole on Threats
and Chests

No telling how soon the symptoms
may develop into Group, or worse, And
aen's when you're glad you have a
II of Musterole at hand to give
compt, sure relief, 1t does not blister.
AS first aid and a certain remedy,
Nusterole is excellent. Thousands of
mothers know it. You should keep
Jar in the house, ready for instant use.
1t is the remedy for adults, too. Re
iieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis,
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia
headache, congestion. pleurisy, rheu,
matism, lumbago, pains and aches Of
back or joints. sprains, sore muscles,
chilblains, frosted feet and colds of the
chest lit often prevents pneumonial.
SOC and 60c jars; hospital size $3.50
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-09
HOUSEHOLD GOODS


springs;
separator Shapes good conditions bench
things
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-09
FARMING IMPLEMENTS

ne planter l
good only been used two seasons New Ideal manure spread
binder,
been used couple good Deeng mower one hoe rhon
disk
tooth harrow, iQuare
Iodd 3orse NO 40 OHv
Buckeye
double
o
hovels matocks bars hay puey, 115
shevngs dog break colts HARNESSwo breed
blackm
tools. l bellows. vice lots OF old iron and Junk
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-09
SOME CORN
TERMS OF SALE

OF 7Ta110-7e
maturity Under
ash SEQ ca
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-09
The Girl Who Works
Becomes Independent

Inc girls from out IN the country who
have come to Martinsburg to take posi-
lions in the interviewer Mills are earning
more money each week than was ordinar-
lily paid to men, a few years ago.
These girls now have steady employment
in bright, clean plant where the manage
ment is constantly striving to improve the
already pleasant and healthful surround
ings TIL If work is most interesting and
the amount of their income depends almost
entirely upon the attention and application
they give to their work.
The interviewer Mills in Martinsburg is
the largest plant in the whole world that is
devoted entirely to the manufacture of
high grade hosiery for men. To be part
of such an institution is not only profitable
but distinction of which all of the nearly
two thousand employees might very we'll be
proud.
One feature about these positions is that
the inexperienced girls are paid while they
are learning the Work-that means they
have an immediate income. And the man.
agement assists them so much in learning
that it is only matter of very few weeks
before the girls know their work and are
earning enough to make them independent.
And what girl is not ambitious to be indie
pendent?
For the girls who do not have place in
Martinsburg to live, the interviewer Mills
have provided delightful dormitory or
home, under the personal care Of an ex-
perienced woman, where the girls enjoy all
the attention and comforts of home Many
girls are now living there at very small
cost, and there is plenty of room for more
These are the times when the girl who
makes herself independent, commands the
respect of everybody.
If you are a girl between 10 and % years
of age and want such position apply now
to the
interviewer Mills, Inc.
West King ST., Martinsburg, W. Va.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-02-09

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
WcckIy Cotton ncyic,r,

NEW YORK, July ia moro on
''mistic vie wof general trade pros-
peers and Increased apprchensions
VI serious damage to the cotton cron
by the boil wcevil have given Tho
cotton market n very much frmer
zone during the past week. The short
interest accumulated on the recon,
break to $3.50 for October contr,c,.
''s evidently been covering. and op-
."t'ohs OF that sort have doubtless
TIC III, Stimulated by the strength of
anc jury position with the apnarent
.us.hcc or spot pressure, so far ne
tHchaerable grades are concerned
tner July notices have been issueI
faEo ~ Said mat some of the cotton
~ Sahen up on the first notices of .Junc
ID mas heen rctendcrcd.
ne interests which have been fax
ing up the bulk OF the July cotton
i%nis nave shown no change in
tncir attitude at the higher Hr,cau
and it is said that thev arc 9, , -, .Ge ;: >
part OF the cotton out Ovcr nn6
innIes OF cotton have been inspcctcJ
hu, since inc beginning of the month.
nul tncrc mas been no Increase in tbc
ccrtincatcd stock. which shove IN,
Bart OF inc cotton taken up has bccn
u'sposcd or other for export or shin.
n| hu,v 70 domestic mills. The price
,he rr., when was as low rs $3.50 on
a abf INC ~ cent level. or consider.
in ~ n'gher than middling quotations
~ INC southern spot markets. The
,recoVery in the new crop months Ia g
fn approximately . cents per Mound
rom the low level of last week ana
auSanccs OF carly today we're ac-
d cmpn% tr ny reports of a little better
eonSiderablc realizing for over tho
,mssk.end, however. leading to some
irrcgularity in the later tradinp MI
month condition reports sccmed
ra.ncr disappointing 10 some of tho
iocal pulls, one OF them indicatinp an
Improvement of only | poInt in 90"
" "rns @ aS compared with end June fig-
provemcnt or about four points ~
m ai,in, criticism ni with reference to con- NJ
weather which is stimt,I,,im'r
power sor OF the boil wccvil. Reports
r,o,t inc southwest point to a free
movement OF new crop cotton durin =,
august. The carly receipts are said
20 pc or very good grade. and such
cotton is comparatively scarce In ro'
naming old crop supplies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
MALL STREET SUPPLIED
With 8 PER CENT MONEY
Days Session In Market Quiet AMI
Marked by intermittent
Activity.
UNITED STATES STEEL GAINS
Bankers in Touch With Railroad
Situation Expect Low-Priccd
Rails Will Make Good Showing
When Money Looscns.
ny BuoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. July l6.-Moncy did
not get ana aboTe per cen. IN val i
plentifuliy supplied At per cent. In
the morning the market was nervous
Snnd new low records for the move
mcnt were made in numerous issues.
The low prices that worried the stree;
most. were those in United states
Steel. Mexican Petroleum and Read
ing. The whole list faded under
the influence of these declines.
During most OF the session the
market was quiet. At one tim:
money was bid for rather sharply;
but IL was always supplied at the {"
per cent rate publicly although some
borrowers were compelled TO pay
couple OF points above the market.
In the last hour there came 4 sharp
Petroleum and Baldwin. United states
steel gained nearly point on this
movement and the whole list aver.
s sfssas about Enbnep i hS"' In wax Un, wd
lin Crucibc. the rise was nearly i've.
Advance Not Sustained.
This advance, however. WAS not
quickly as to demonstrate the a5-
sence of a short interest Of Impor-
tancc. Whatever buying was done
was for long account because the
professional traders were taken UNI
awarcs by the decline that began 4
week ago and the most they were able
stocks. They are afraid to go Short
at this level. The most that they
seem willing to do now is to buy
few shares i'll the hope of getting;
stiif rally on announcement Of the
Labor Board decision Tuesday and
possibly OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission next week.
Rumor was heard Of more new
financing for tho Pan American Pc
troleum Company.
Buying in the Automobile stocks
may have been for short account Cor
in Studehaker and Pierce Arrow IL
was rather insistent.
Invinciblc oil Reacts.
Invinciblc oil had Il sharp rcac-
ton for the first time since II be-
gan its recent remarkable advance
IL broke to about five points under
the high record price touched /; dag
or two ago.
Bankers in close touch with the
railroad situation expect that low
priced rails Will make u remarkably
good showing as soon as there is the
least lct-up in money or in en-
couraEing news from the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
The trouble that was exposed in
the rubber industry through the en-
barrasSment of an old rubber house
on Thursday is not over Prices
are held so high in tho trade that the
public refuses to buy and many COM
pantcs cannot dispose of their stocks
OF goods at current prices. They re-
luse TO cut prices lest that cause a
trade war.
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Mew Things in the
Retail Markets
Hanover Batter Beans
the Latest-Melons
Plentiful.

New things from IIcnrIco and Han
over gardens and truck farms con-
tlnuc 10 make their appearance In, the
retail market. Tho latest the vcge-
Table dealers are Dragging about are
Dlackcye peas ana 'buttcrbeans. These
T me. but not plentiful as yet.
ihcy arc selling ut 80 cents per pint
tshelled). Other scasonnblc vege-
tables have undergone no changes In
price this week. except that corn
troasttnE ears) has gotten down to
90 cents per DOZEN and fine tomatoes
10 90 cents per dozen also. Potatoes
arc now going at % cents for three
pounds.
Cantaloupes and watermclons arc
very plcntiful-just oceans OF them
coming In from North Carolina and
rIia-but the prices are mighty
slow coming down. that is, on the
retail market. watcrmelons yester
day were from 90 cents to 81 and
cantaloupeS 10 to 20 cents apiece
Peaches are also stu high. quoted
yesterday at 10 TO % cents per quart
Fine plums are on the market ut IL
cents per quart.
hut little change In the fish markets.
trout. spots and buttertish are the
leaders just now, the two iirs,-namcd
going nj - cents per pound and Tho
last at 20 cents. Blueish are also TO
De round IN small supply at 80 cents
per pound. and sturgeon at rs cents
SINAI chickens are somewhat lower.
and the larSc-size have weakened
some. although not as much as the
one pound broilcrs. Hens are not as
plentiful as they have been. and the
dressed birds are bringing the sam a
rather steep prices. eggs are steady
at 80 cents per dozen.
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OFFICERS
CHARGED WITH MURDER
Killing of Poscy Thomas in Henry
County Leads to Warrants for
NaitlinE Party.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.)
DANVIELE, July l6.-warrants
charging murder were issued today
against Federal Officers j. y. Wood
and II. III. Drummond. Jr., and County
Officers J. ii. Pugh and J. Ii. Will
marth for killing Posey Thomas. of
Franklin County, an alleged blockade
runner, in Il pistol duel early ycster-
day morning between this city and
Martinsvillc
Tho officers say they were fired on
and returned seven shots.
No other shots followed. and the
officers drove to this city In an auto
mobile containing liquor which they
said had been abandoned by the
blockade runner.
Thomas was found dead later in n
corniicld near the scene of the shoot
ing.
Late last night S. II. Brame. who
mas charge OF revenue agents ac
came from Martinsviilc where he hap
pcncd to be yesterday afternoon when
news OF the mans killing reached
that place. MIR. Brumc received 4 full
report OF the affair from the oiii-
Gers lips and left today for Rich
mond.
The shooting of the man is alleged
Drummond. Jr.. both Federal officers.
While Wood declined today to say
who actually shot. IL was recalled
that when first told of the mans
death. he admitted that he and \. w.
Push. Il Scheduled officer, had re-
turned the fire or Thomas. Willmarth
had turned his attention TO Thomas
companion. VINO. ii was learned to-
day for the first time, was Lester
Robinson, of Franklin County lie
made good his escape.
Careful search yesterday and again
today 1T the scene OF the shooting,
near Lcathcrwood Creek. failed to re-
veal any signs OF revolver which.
the Federal officers ray. Thomas used.
Tracks were found leading from the
road TO the body and back TO the
road, but Wood said that these might
have been caused by sightscers and
others who viewed the body.
Although some seven shots were
fred by the officers, not all OF these
were directed TO Thomas, who. after
running board of the liquor car, to e
himself loose and lcaped out on the
other side OF the car officer Will
marth is said TO have shot two or
three times TO scare Robinson, who
WAS escaping.
Thomas remains were taken from
Martinsville last night to his home
at Endicott. He leaves a widow and
seven children. lie is described by
soma as quiet citizen, but by the
authorities AS being a moonshiner.
This is the second killing within ten
weeks hy revenue officers. Whit Trib-
BILE being killed in Halifax not long
since.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND rKoD1,cr

CHICAGO. July I6.-Asscrtions that OK
poF'ers had withdrawn from the market
''u hneh to do with causing a big break
'ou'S IN the nrico OF wheat AT the .x
trcinc low point December the CHIEF snccu
ia"'e delivery. was down lihIc. The close
was unsettled At 10 TO loia net decline. with
december $3.50 and March saGi. Corn nm
'Shcd UNCHANGED TO sic higher. oats up "A
~ - ana provisions at gains OF - to &c.
neat began 10 plunge downward in
value as soon Il. the market opened. There
WI notanie absence NJ buying ORDERS
anhu pclorc any real demand was evident
III bcvehDcr delivery had fallen l0i5c
ncm thcre were moderate rallies. but at
me-, ,csS Mas a. present IN sight acute weak
nature Of hcdEinE. but some OF il was said
!" be on foreign account. Bcarish weather
TVS from the Northwest. together with
da'k OF money scarcity. contributed more
~. tsss 70 the unusual setback in values
Urn ana oats were temporarily affected
by The weakness OF wheat but rallied on
SS"Hc'inE ~ shorts. Higher quotations on
h4Es lifted provisions. va
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AppIy for nuII,I,nr po

FtrWlt TOT Inc erection of fwo-
story brick church on the northwrst
corner cor or Brook Road and Whining.
n1, venue; at cost OF $4,000. was
ing Inspector Butler.
'. Permits also were applied for bv
tk ~ 6on d. CO. for the erection of Il
ing on the HERMITAGE Road ~ =
building will he +2x7o feet. of brick
constructions Permit for the nlier,N
non and repair OF another factory
company. The estimated cost Of 20 y
PAIRS PA Co Is given on the application as
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

!, ~ IUNIiU. July l6,-CatIlc: RcceIpts
".nl: steers very duly: the few saics ~. re-
e., s sdcS prices: quality very plain Bulk
fi 81 lo.5: nigh AZ noon, slG.25. Several
cow COW Ian, Sa,n,ners and calves hrin:, medium
logs: Receipts. lS.00l: active. .. Ia q.
n nrGh% n Than Yesterdays average: heavy
alI inrdium I'D most: top. SIG 81: bulk liz h,
and light butchers: sls5o6ri5.g6: bulk 50
pounds and over, sl3,7iGls60: pigs. strong
l" ;Sc higher: bulk. sl3.NTliGl
o-Sh"cp; Rcccipts. 1900: slow: steady TO
e.. n.nw.r: choice and prime Western lambs
q! ~, , j !e.v: ton native lambs. SIS -: bulk
1870 i3rSei culls largely sS.60ms.o0: cho!cc
chmIrn" ,neIt ewes: 500; bulk. sI5oil SOO:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
Mike Ner Captured In Ohio.

WOODSTOCK. July lG.-Mikc Ncff.
leader of the famous gang OF He'll
town outlaws has been captured in
Wood County. Ohio. Since March
1917 Mike has been n fugitive from
justice and has led the gang OF out
laws that have terroriZcd the law
abiding citizens OF the peaceful Shen-
andoah County. Sheriff Ernest Sine.
accompanied by several deputies. left
Woodstock Thursday morning to
bring Mike Ncn TO the Shenandoah
County Jail at Woodstock. Paul Ncn
was To he taken To the Virginia PEN
itentiary at Richmond. from which
he made his escape some months ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
STREET CAR FARE RAISED
TO 6 CENTS IN DANVILLE
Ordinance Authorizing Additional One
Cent Pnsscd by nOth branches
of City BOnru.

Especial to The Times DispatchJ
Board Boar OF Aldermen tonight granted ID
the scent fare to the local street
ear company. the ordinance being
slightly different to that passed by
The lower branch earlier In tho week.
Concurrence Is assured. The ordi-
nance adopted was that submitted by
the Young Mems business Club OF
the city.
The fight against the local street
car company was keen and bitter and
was undertaken by the executive
committee of the Young Mems Bust
ness club, a postwar organization
OF the younger men OF the city.
surprising bareback In the fight
was seen last night. however. when
me ciub met and rcpudiatcd the ac-
tion OF the executive committee In
undertaking the nph., voting to ac-
cept the proposition made by the
street car company, which II consid-
cred fair Several vigorous speeches
were heard deDrecating the lone hand
lsht undertaken by members of the
executive committee.
:, Niii.rnatiHc action tonight meant
n,issipntion Of the strike threat made
ny employees Of tho street car com
pany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
Engineer IL Injured.

DANVllLE, VA, July l6.-E:nginccr
ID. X. Hannah. of Southern Train No.
l., incoming from Norfolk. was in
jurcd in the leg last night when. as
he thought the locomotive was turn
ing over he lcapcd from the cab. The
train WAS drawing slowly into the
yards and was at the Linn stree,
crossing. when the locomotive left the
rails and after blowing some dis
ancc over the ties careened over at Il
dangerous angle. Traffic was delayed
for live hours, or untii Il derrick crew
could come here and reset the en-
CINE. The accident is said TO have
been due to the fact that quantities
OF crushed stone have been unloadcd
at that point and that droppinGs had
accumulated in the track.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17

coTding to his statement. lost his
iather. mother. three sisters and two
prothers In cyclone near La
AS no provisions were mado for
MS upkcep In II hospital, no was
taken to tho city poorhousc. but he
walked away yesterday, and last
night returned to tho Travellers Aid
Portable for the night in the sta
ton waltinS-room. lilo Is trying TO
mako his way to washington. where.
ho says, he has friends
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
VIII Erect MUSINGS, n,ocls

PULASKI. July 1.-the Blue
Grass Hardware Company has nur-
chased site and will erect modern
business block. using the ground floor
Tor business and the upDcr stories as
Plans are to be made at
once for the building. The company
VIII also ask for an amendment 10
capital from $4,000 TO 100000 The
nrmS have stores established here, at
Wythcvillc and Rural Retreat
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49,. - . --------------
JEALOUS ITALIAN KILLS
WOMAN AT HIGH POINT
Mrs. Martha Latham, Married mud
hounE Mother, Victim In Home
OF Father

,,,r, By Assotiatcd Prc.sl
hiGH POINT, y. c.. July l6,-Nrs
nrtha Latham was stabbed to death
early in the home OF her father. Wal.
yer IiaEley. and Frank Peter nm
,,,,alihn. who has been guest in tn.
arrested three hours later nj .Jnmca'
town, near here. by Deputy Shnrirf
WAGNER. According TO the sheriff
Iclcr. VINO speaks little English
confessed to- tho crime.
Inc police believe jealousy was tho
inc woman, who was 90 year. old
was married and has one child but
mad been separated from h.r ~"
band. i "|t nus :
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

N'fiisrER--Jamos II. Carter. OF ., Son, :
Juiv 'soh street, this city. died suJIc,t, !.
az 4, Ia the s.S,y-seyenih wear ~ ny
~ VII VAS IL native Of Lancaster Coun
Years @ ne resided until about flftcrn
lie is s ss1. whcn he moved to Richmond
Inn,gy,. niockenbroush Harvey. Of WIS
s'S.anI county. Two duuyht.rs 49,
l:IIp ertch OF South HIll. Va. and Nis.
Prw,on OF this city: two brothrr.
caster , -; ana Calvin l.. Carter. OF Lam
w, w,r mas 10 mourn his loss. Tho T.ns IN,
were laid TO res, in the family ii,rai ,i
ground at old Moratticn Baniisy t.S,1, .hs
nc having united with that church 1871. ~:
yrIs ago. AZ the time OF his death Nj
~ VS. member OF the E'irs, IN n
uifb .iSs at the residence OF her
uoai'ner Gibson. wife o. j Howard Gib.
Soh. IN the twentieth year OF her a..
10 Ien ,,, hcr husband. she leaves an infant
na osn.rt her parents: two sisters a nj
p IN oIotncr: Funeral this Saturday after
TOO, Zoo, a. $3.50 O'Clock from Fairnount Bap
I'M Church. lnicrmcnt In Hollywood
iTTETTED!ed. al, his residence No. 1903
homo Saturday afternoon at o.elorh
Friends and acquaintance invited 10 al.
Lond- lntcrment private.
McltlM-D!cd suddenly on Thursday JuIy
RIP n is2G: a. Bcdiord Springs. Penn.
ington. b. &. Funeral %S l serSicS wa n.
church OF the Epiphany on Monday. July
1s. az Il. NJ. lnterment at Greenmoun,
Cemetery. baltimore. AZ 1880 r. NJ IL is
Ecauesled That no flowers be sent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
Homeless Cur. In Lynchbure.

EHNEHRURG. July l6.-AlthouCh
the streets OF Lynchburg team with
tagicsS dogs and many homeless
ours, no provision has been made
here for the enforcement of the state
law. according 10 y. ]. Smith. local
game warden. Tho law was not en-
forced in LynchburE last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17

ccrrrni ,UiSN. JhIN l6.-rhrrc WAS aroIn
iss,,cs a mSiaaRness on the curb today. many
OF IN yc ;bs I, Farrell Coal sold on point
the S,anda nhdS oI on Eroun the shares OF
lost o "ont p nnG In,erna;ional Petroenn
III issues also sold down hui in nn c,rT.
Mining s t shar Loss did not exceed a noint.
M night Price chanEcs wsr" no, , nun
,hnnn;' me hulk OF the list holding ii-tn ~
nnut yesterdays prices "'"' at
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Fifth SIN I. I-ound

DANNILl.E. July l6.-Thc NTH sim
Schoolhouso within the past three
weeks was ra!ded by Federal officers
yesterday, complete outht being
found. No arrests were made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
Fnrmcrx Co-Operate In Threading.

LYNCHBURG, July l6.-Ncw wheat
is coming 10 the market slowly be-
cause of the season and because the
farmers are thrcShing on the coop
crativc plan, a condition due to labor
shortage on the farms. One farmer
has just marketed his crop OF coo
bushels and he told buyers that he
was week getting through thresh-
ing. as his ncighbors helped him and
he had 10 help around until 1t re-
Quired a week.