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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-02
Brides Offered Pres. Jamison
And Empires By Waynesboro
Fan For Hagerstown Victories

fhe foul breath of a baseball
andal has touched the Blue Ridge
league and left it unscathed An
attempt to bribe the president Of
the circuit and his staff of umpires
in an effort to buy the 1922 pennant
for a contending club came to light
Yesterday when President j. V. jam
ison received an anonymous letter
from Waynesboro offering sum of
money if the President of the Lea
que would see to it that Martinsburg
lost out in the flag race.
The letter, as Mr.. Jamison receiv-
ed it, follows:
Waynesboro, Pa,
August 81, 1922.
J. V. Jamiscn.
Pres. OF the Blue Ridge League,
Hagerstown, Nd.
One hundred dollars will be paid
you and $50 for each umpire for
each game won from Martinsburg,
providing Hagerstown takes either
the first or second game, and $500
for keeping this quiet
Yours.
4 WEALTHY WAYNESBORO FAN
The idea OF attempting to bribe
the president Of league is original.
1t has never before been attempted
in organized baseball. President
Jamison passed the letter along to
The Herald without comment,
You might remark, though" he
said in parting, that that person is
a pretty liberal sort of citizen
The letter should not be used
against Waynesboro in general.
They can't help it over there if
there's man in their midst willing
to stoop to such depths to see his
hometown team win out. Rather
should they bow their heads in
shame to think they are harboring a
wealthy citizen" cheap enough to
try and buy a pennant for that
amount of money. He is a piker.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-02
BACK FROM VACATION

Superintendent Of City Schools
William c. Morton returned the ear
ly part Of the week from his summer
vacation, spent at Stanton and Vir-
ginia Beach, Va, with his brother.
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[ AVN PARTY

BY IN" Class Second U. B. Tues
day, Sept 5, at F'airview School
House. Benefit Church. Chicken
Soup, Ice Cream, Cake and Pop.
Up 1t pd
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NO PAPER MONDAY.

Following its usual custom
there will be no issue Of the
Juornai next Monday, the occa-
sion being Labor Day. Nearly
every place of business will be
closed that day, also public and
private offices.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-02
THE LOCAL MARKETS
FESTIVAL AT INWOOD

Chicken soup, country ham sand
witches, Saturday night.
s 8 and Up
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-02

by lnternationa
Washington. Sept, 1.-The ar
rest near AlbuqIrque, n, NJ, OF ".
7. Seyferd. President Of the New
Mexico State Federation Of Labor
AMI Andrew Bruno, another labol
leader. was reported to the depart
ment of justice today by the { 5,
Marshal at Albuquerque. The re
port said that the men were ar
rested On a Santa Fe ira ana
were found to have three bombs
in their possession.
Pittsburgh. Pa. Sent. 2.-FiYe
thousand or more striking railroad
shopmen Will test out the effective
ness Of the restraining order is
sued hv the federal court in Chi
cago FRIDAY. when they parade
through the streets of this city
Monday. The strikers will consti-
tute the usual Labor Day parade
here. Pclica authorities today sane
tone the march by issuing a city
hermit. U s, District Attorney
Wa1ter Tvon said he would take
No action until directly authorized
to d. 50 By Attorney General Dau-
gherty.
Iinccln. Neb., Sept. 2.-Iniunc
Ation or no injunction, $500 striking
honmen will march here Monday.
This information was given out
nav by the Tincoln-Havelock
lie committee. The strikers will
h behind a massive American
carried by three foreign war
1s. They will h N00det by
king ex-servl>-
kmmittee also said that
and picketing would CON
ncoln and Havelock "if
II is thrown in Jail
Sept. 2-Orders
from Washington to-
federal district at
country to maintain
vt for violations OF
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-02

c. &. Pitzer. of Washington, is
visiting his Old homo al Arden and
friends in the city
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-02

News SerVlce.I
the sweeping injunction secured by
Attorney General Daugherty aga
inst the striking railway employees,
Washington, Sept. 2.-President
Harding today signed a bill in
creasing the pensions Of widows OF
Spanish-American war veterans
from $1,000 to $4,000 a month and
the pensions of their dependent
children from $500 to $500 a
month.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-02

TOXIC, Sept. 2-Roscoe Fatty
Arbuckle, film com edian, arrived a.
Yokohama late today. He IS suffer
ing from a seriously infected fin
ger and will have the injured
member operated upon here. The
infection resulted from a scratch.
He was given huge welcome
when he landed at Yokohama his
pictures being we'll known in Japan
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Dublin, Sept. 2.-lrish irregulars
in Dublin have increased their ae-
Invites and there were indications
TO-DAY that plans to terrorize the
city as much as possible before the
Dali Eireann (Parliamen) meets
one week from today.
In view OF the threat Of the lab
orite members to resign if there is
another postponement it is prob
able that the meeting will begin
next Saturday without any further
delay.
A number OF anti-Ueaty mem
bers are fighting with the irregu-
lars and some are in jail. Just
what attitude the Irish provisional
government will take against the
anti-treaty members is not reveal
ed
The tasks of the Dan will be TO
elect President in succession to
Arthur Griffith, reorganize the cab
met. vote upon the new Irish con
stitution and take steps fer paclfi-
cation of the country
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Weather. Predictions

Unsettled weather with prob
ably showers and thunder
storms tonight and Sunday: no
change in temperature.
TODAY'S NEWS FIRST
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Continued on page six)
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Sept. 2.-OrderS
from Washin gton to-
E federal district at
country to maintain
ut for violations OF
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-29

ham, Theodore w. Lavender. George
w. Kern. Thomas Preston and Robert
Barnes.
Arrangements arc being made by
the members OF the Caesar Rodney
Chapter, No. s, order Of the Eastern
Star, to hold their second anniversary
banquet on Saturday evening In tho
Opera House.
This evening the members OF the
Civic Club will meet In conjunction
with tho business men. citizens and
workingmen OF the city in tho Town
Hall at 8 o'clock for the purpose OF
taking up the matter relative to Sc
curing the required amount OF money
In which to purchase a plot OF Ave
fetal silk mill can locate here. Sew
eral hundred dollars have been promis-
ed by the business men and efforts
Will be made to raise the required
amount this evening.
DIR. Il. NJ. Allen. who has been prac-
ticing In this city for tho past three
years IL making arrangements to con
duct business with his brother. DIR
DIN s. Allen OF Eighth and Lombard
streets, Wilmington, and will reside
in the latter city. DR.. Allen has gained
a host OF friends In this city, who
Greatly regret his departure. lie came
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DOVER SCHvOL TEACHERS.

Dover June 2s-The Dover Board
Of Education hss appointed the FOL
lowing teachers for the next schoo!
year
High School--Miess J.. Maude Lodge.
principal and English. Miss Elizabeth
Taylor. biology and French. Miss
kadelin. kirkmsn. mathematics; Miss
Mary r. ShanernAn. Latin and history
A,ss Willie shepherd. English. public
speak vns general science and econom-
ior M<~ Katherine Gumble. home
economics: Mia4 giadys Deaver, COM
merclsl department. Gerald e. Yeaton.
fndus,rial arts department; John NJ.
poho. physical trimming and coach.
g,nds,ds schooLs-Miss jeanette
ehockl~y. Eighth grade. Mrs. Mar
xar~, Tomiineon. Eighth and Seventh
Gr~dss; Mw. Mary Darby. Seventh
svsds Mis- Ethel Carroll. A rapid
9v~de; Mrr Julia Maynard. Sixth
Crude Mn Anna Pierson. FIFTH ana
Fourth grsdee Mrs. Helen A. Fooks.
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CLAYMONT PERSONALS.

Clsymont. June 29.-Before he
enters college Burton Parsons will re-
Ceive instruction in n chemical labora-
tory at Washington.
Miss Mcintosh, a graduate OF Tus-
kegee Institute. will teach Claymont's
Negro school next term.
Rryon II. Hathaway will spend the
Fourth of July in New York.
Humphrey Cole is recovering from
Illness
Miss Ethel Danzenbaker IS at At
lantic city. y. J.
Miss Elizabeth Challenger, OF Clay
mont, and Mise Ruth Neasey. OF Hill
crest, will go 10 the Catskin Mountains
next Tuesday 20 take charge Of a
Childrens camp.
Miss Stella Hoxie will spend July
and August in Vermont.
Mrs. Louis KstZ has returned from
Coatesville. Pa.
Miss Grace Weeks Will attend the
summer, school Of Columbia Univer-
sity.
Mrs. Thomas Quinn, of Philadelphia
is n guest Of Mrs. Z. z. West.
Miss Ethel Mullen is attending 2
convention ~ social workers at Provi'
dence. X. !.
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STAFFORD PERSONALS.

Sca(ord. June 29.-AIayor and Mrs.
John r. Eskridge and daughters.
Doris and Louise. and Mrs. Eskridge's
mother. Mrs. Phillips. left this week
for Rehoboth Beach. where they will
occupy their cottage for the remain
der of the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert l. Diamond also left this week
for the resort. they having taken a
cottage there for the summer.
Professor &. w. Lowden. athletic
instructor of the Seaford High School,
will enter Columbia University, New
York. To take the summer course. and
Professor Vaughn Hastings. also an
instructor in the Seaford school, will
enter Harvard for the summer course.
Mrs Samuel GtZ is entertaining
Miss Sallie Messick. of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Masten and
children. of Wilmington have been
guests OF relatives in Seaford.
Mrs. Mary r. Kinney has returned
from Hebron. Md.
Robert Bishop and children OF Eas-
ton. Md. have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Records.
Miss Mary Richards. OF Middletown,
IL guest of Mrs. #. +. Cottingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. George III. Huston have
returned from Dover.
Miss lrma Tull is visiting her uncle,
Edward Lark OF Philadelphia.
Mrs. J. Scott Hurley and children
of Philadelphia, are visiting her
parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Hatman. of Parsons
burg. Md, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Albert J. Lark.
Miss Ida NJ Kay is attending the
summer school at Newark.
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NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Word Received Of the Death of
Mrs. Sara MousIey in At
lantic City.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New Castle. Juno 29.Word was re-
ceivcd here yesterday OF the death
OF Mrs. Sara Mousley at her home in
Atlantic city, n. j. The deceased was
we'll known in this city and was n
frequent visitor here, being sister
of John Schuchardt, Sr.. who resides
on the Wilmington road near the But
tonwoods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Davidson Of State
Road are receiving congratulations
upon the birth OF son.
George and William Madden, Doug
las Proud and George Earl will leave
tomorrow for several months employ
ment at Rehoboth
Mrs. Frank Harrington and children
of Sixth and Delaware streets are
spending several days as guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel b. Miller OF State
Road, parents OF Mrs. Harrington.
MIR. and Mrs. William Megginson and
children, Florence, William and Jane
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent Vickers of Red
Lion. Mr.. and Mrs. sEdward Meggin-
san OF Hare's Corner Miss Hazel
Sheats OF Porter's. Mrs. Florence Ben
nett and Miss Mildred Pussy of Farm
hurst were entertained on Sunday by
Mrs, Joseph $. Petit and son Joseph
Michael j. Devlin, who has been
confined TO his home for several weeks
with Illness. is improving.
j. II. Coke is ILL.,
President Jesse A. Mckay of tho
Good WIN Fire Co, last evening
received a communication from tho
Robbins Hose Co, Of Dover, relative
To the local company participating IN
the housing of the Robbins apparatus
at Dover during tho convention and
the parade on Wednesday, July u. oil
the State fireman's Association. A
special meeting has been called 10,
this evening at $50 I'm order that the
matter may be taken up with tn,
members OF the company.
The funeral of William ID. Greer
who died on Sunday, took place yes
terday. with services I'm First Presby.
terian Church, Rev. s. Beattie Wyli,
officiating. The pallbearers comprised
members of the ST. Johns Lodge. No
>, a. +. & A. NJ. and Adelphia Lodge
No. :, Is. of T.. of which the deCea SEE
was member. They were as follows
Howard l.. Wilhelme. Jefferson Down
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LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA


Special Correspondence Every Evening.
seafcri Juno 3s.--rwo masked mon
held up George A. Creighton, OF BAL
iinorc. cook on the schooner William
T. Parker, Of Riyalve. Md. Tuesday
nixht and rtfied his pockets. Creighton
had hecn spending the evening ashore
and WAS returning about $50 o'clock
to tho vessel. which is lying at the
Scaford marine railway for repairs
Near tho oil tanks OF the Standard
OH Co. along tho railroad trucks. two
men spranK from some bushes and
ordered him To throw up his hands. He
complied. and one Vt the men seized
ut. Arms and held him while the 9th
er took the contents or hts pockets.
III luck appears To be following the
N,wscl and crew While on her way up
thu Nan,icoke river from Baltimore.
loaded with fertilizer material. Captain
Howard lnslcy accidentally ran her
into tho drawhridge at Vienna. Md,
tearing away her bowsprit and Aging
jihtsoon. and after reaching Seaford,
In docking the schooner. jammed her
between the wharf and heavy piling,
further damaging the boat.
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here returning fnm overseas. being
captain in the Medical Corps and In
n graduate OF the Medico-c hirufgicai
Hospital. Philadelphia.
n Chnllenger's Antiseptic Cream heals
sunburn. ~ ODnts n bottle. u. Chal-
longer & Son. Prescription Pharma-
cists.--Adv.
SEQ Bridgewator for jewelry.--Adv.
Bring your Palmolive coupons and
get n free cake OF soap. r.. Challenger
& Son. Prescription pharmacists.--
Adv.
Drinking cups for picnics,'5 for 6
cents; white paper napkins. 25 cents a
hundred: decorated paper napkins 9
cents a dozen. T. Challen<r g. Son,
Prescription Pharmaclsts--Ad
Final notice 10 Water Consumers
All water rents not paid by 1st OF July
water will be shut off By order OF the
Water e. Light Commission.--Adv.
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PLAYGROUND
DEDICATION

Newport. juno 29.--The Newport
community playground will be dedi-
Gated and opened Saturday afternoon
and evening. under the auspices of the
Woman's Club and the members of
the Newport NJ. r.. Church At 3 d.
M. there will he athletic events under
the supervision Of Miss LEILA Lyman,
and the new director for the summer.
T. A. James or Philadelphia, includ-
Ing relay races ana dashea. broad and
high jump. wheelbarrow. three legged
and potato races. volley ball game.
basketball throw, and other events.
From to 100 there will be a com
munity sing, and at p. m, Rev. John
w. r Sumwalt. pastor OF Grace NJ. T..
Church. will make the dedication ad-
dress. followed by other brief speeches.
At p. M. the ladies OF the church
will serve cafeteria supper and the
Woman's Club VIII hold a festival on
the playground. Miss Ella w. john
son is chairman for the Woman's
Club and Mrs. A. NJ. Craig is chairman
for the church
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REHOBOTH BEACH PERSONALS.

Rehoboth Beach. June 29.-Mrs. Il.
Il. Riggin entertained at bridge yes
ierdsy in honor Of Mrs. Charlotte
Hickman. Of New York
MIR. and Mrs. r. X. Miller, Of Will
mingSon. are guests at the BelhaVen.
senior ! Narella. minister 10 the
United States from Uruguay, has
taken cottage on Virginia avenue
for the summer.
The Girls Friendly Society of Den
ton. Md. is spending two weeks here.
A } Diamond of SeafOrd has taken
a cottage here for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wheelton, OF
Wilmington. are occupying their new
cottage, on Virginia avenue.
Miss Dorothy SweZee. Miss Betty
AleSa nder. Miss Alice Henning, VIII
liam Swezee. and Lee Tatnal, of VIII
mington, inotored here yesterday and
Will remain until July 4. After leav-
ing here William Swezee and Lee Tat
nall Will go 20 Detroit. Mich.
Miss Betty Moore Of Wilmington is
a silest OF Mrs ~ W. Poole,
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of 1888 McClain avenue, New Albany,
Ind. a suburb of Louisville, Ky, in an
interview with the Plant Juice Man ut
Louisville
1T was about a year ago last May
that ! began to suffer with the awful
pains in my stomach and side | started
TO fight the trouble right away and took
treatments and medicines but | grew
worse rapidly. | was told at various
times that | had about everything a
person could have. Finally got down
in bed for three weeks and then for eight
long months ! was not able to work.
| went to the hospital and was advised
to have an operation TO remove my
appendix and was told also that | was
in bad fix from constipation. | got
so | couldn't eat and was Just about
ready to give up for had taken treat
ments at four different places and did
not improve but kept getting worse all
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Il saw friend and he told me about
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worlds of good so | bought my first
bottle thinking it might help. Plant
Juice surely surprised me for | did not
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/ am. feel now like ! never had had
pain in my side or stomach and will say
also that Plant Juice is the only thing
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could fill a book with praise about
Plant Juice and only hope that every
body who suffers as | did will try this
remedy for ! know from experience that
it will ds all that is claimed for it
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington at
the Miller drug store, 404-406 Market
Street; in New Castle by f. Challenger
| & Son; in Newport bvsC. b. White; in
Newark bV ". T.. Brown.
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ELkT0N MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Elkton, Md. June 29.-The following
couples were granted marriage licenses
here yesterday: Clarence +. Drummer
and Grace Dern. Walter J. Fisher and
Mary Berry, Edgar NJ. Osborne and
Helen +. Alunder. George II. Shocltley
and Elizabeth S. Coach, Frank j.
Bettag and Katherine I.ingle, Philip
Ct. Desantel and Mary J. Pierce, Ed
ward T.. Young and Margaret Brottin
and Jack J. Joyce and Hilda NJ. Biex-
niger. all OF Philadelphia. Walter
Marvel and Matilda McGOwan. Ches-
ter; Orville Hahn and Mary William
son PennsgrOve y. j.; John Presbury
and Irene VI. Roe Harwjck Md. +;
Michael j. Gunners and Mary Fuller,
Baltimore; Howard r. Husfelt and
Margaret II. Leader, Earlville, Md 4,
Herbert Hill and Agnes Banks, Cecil
ton. Md, and Harry II. Manns. Jr.,
Elk Mills, Nd. and Elsie y. Seydell,
Newark Del.
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GEORGETOWN AND VICINITY.

Georgetown. June 2s.--The board OF
commissioners Of the Stockley public
school has appointed Miss Alberta
Wiley. % Steele. y. d. TEACHER for the
ensuing term. Miss Wiley Is a grad
uate ~ the normal school at Valley
City. y. n.
Ernest Wilhelm is suffering from a
break of the right arm. sustained while
cransing an automobile.
a brooder house and 200 chicks were
burned on the farm Of Philip II. Walls.
near frankford.
Sr-Nh. daughter 81 Mrs. Lou F.
Gum Of Frankford. sustained a brok
en- arm by falling from the bosrdwa TX
., Ocean CITY. Md.
Rev. samuel u, Vani>oan Is visiting
friends at Laurel.
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BRIDGEyILLE NEWS.

Bridgevllle. June 29.--Harry i. Cam
non is preparing to can tomatoes. He
has contracted for 400 acres OF to-
matoes at 20 cents per basket.
Harold Austin, employed at Browns
garage. had a foot crushed when an
automobile motor fell on It.
Elmer Wiley has been elected a
members of the Bridgeville Board OF
Education.
&. +. Brown had hand crushed
when the I'D OF paper cutting ma
chine fell on II.
An automobile owned by Frederick
Krause was stolen from n Bridgeville
garage Tuesday night.
Miss Gertrude Willin and Joshua
West We're married at Dover Satur-
day by Rev. J. w. Colona. On their
return from Atlantic city. n. j., they
will reside on a farm near Bridgeville.
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SUSSEX COUNTY COURT.
Ten Cases Were Disposed Of In Cen
eral Sessions Tuesday.


Special Correspondence Every Evening
Georgetown. June 29-In the Court
Of General Sessions Tuesday Henry
Bennett. charged by his Wife. Ida Ben
nett. with desertion and non support
was ordered to pay her s. per week
Lester +. Bennett, OF Milford, in
dicted for desertion and non-support
of his wife. Delilah bennett. was or
dered to pay her $50 per month
James Patterson, of Dclmar. pleaded
guilty to a charge of carrying con-
Cealed a deadly weapon and was cen
fenced to pay the costs OF prosecu-
ton and be imprisoned in the Sussex
county jail for 20 days
The case of Alfred Phillips. charged
by Jesse Hood. Negro, with assault
with intent TO commit murder. was re-
tried
The desertion and non-support ca Sc
of Grace Merritt against her hus-
band. Ira Merritt. was continued
until the October term
Deputy Attorney-General Houston
entered a nOlie prosequi in the case
Of William Wiley. charged with as
ssult on Emiline Blanche.
Arthur Miller. Negro. charged with
issuing worthless check for $40 on
the Delaware Trust Co, against the
account of Frank =. Bunker. entered
a plea of guilty and was paroled for
one year to Granville y. Bryan OF
Lewes and RehobOth hundred.
Harry Butler, Negro charged with
immoral conduct towards Lulu John
son. pleaded guilty and was paroled
10 Alvin Holden of Northwest Fork
hundred for two years.
The case against William o. Mes
sick. charged with assault with intent
TO. commit murder on Richard Nit
chell. was continued. as we'll as the
case against Harry Lynch. for having
! LIQUOR In his possession.