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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
TROOPERS SPEAK At
ELM GROVE TONIGHT
Noted Canadian Soldiers to Address
Miners This Evening.

rrINal~ Fred W. Th"Sham. at Elarnil-
tom. rAuiarn' and president nf tn" Great
War Veterans Association ut i'anada.
aud i'rINai" Henry 'iIivclr. on" al the
Surviving !? men out IT lou who " ere
III thu iirsi contingent to l";iv" canada III
tho autumn If 1914. spoke at tn" TrI-
nd..!rhia mine last might at : o'clock i'll
tho interest al Iii" lnil"d STATES fuel
administration. rh: men gay" very
p'iut"d talks ON tho war aud spoke" with
authority. a. their services III ih'' hIE
war allowed Them I" do. \ hiG audi
"nr. greeted the men and listened at
tentatively 10 what they had t" say. and
many points on In" war Were driven
hrln, dtirIu. ;hr course. Of The evening.
ru-nlEht ut 80 o'clock Private" Tres
ham ana Private iiilN":ir VIII SIt:ak ii
the Elm Grave MIN. after q big DEM
ul,st rat ION III IN" town. participated in
hv tn" Huy Srn!IS and eli izCnS. 1t ~
we'll worth hearing III" men aud y BIZ
crowd will hr present at the meeting.
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FOR SALE
RIVER NEWS

The river yesterday afternoon at y.
M. WAS - feet inches and rising slow
This ~ caused by heavy local rains
above nvrrtlowinG the pools and the
boar traps had 10 b" lowered The riv-
rr will p,"bahly hn at pool Stage IF
eight fee; SN inches today as the bear
traps Will be raised.
The Milton will Ice l,l early this morn
ing leave for Matarnuras at / a. m.
I'll" Ecrn" Swain will rum an excursion
10 MnundSvllic tonight.
The consignment Of oil unloaded on
th. wharf Saturday night by the Oma-
Ia was caught by the rising river and
started 20 float away Yesterday after
noon Tho crew Of the Verne Swain
caught them hrf"r" they had gone far
and banded them safely on shore.
Tho Nrrn" SWAIN will lcayr On her
first trip To Pittsburgh Wednesday,
mnrnInk. leaving her" at a. m.
capt. Harry Donu-lly. who has hccn
in Pittsburgh for Il Few days il back at
his desk at tin wharf boat.
BILLY Drdillinn. Of Marietta. will he
pursrr on the Verne Swain in her new
trade.
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BOASTFUL COMMENT OF
THE GERMAN PRESS

WASHINGTON. June 1:..-BoaSting
ami threatening comment Of the Ger
man newspapers on the appearance
Of submarines off HE American coast
is summarized in Il statement iSsnrh
today by the stat" department. Onr
paper. not named in tn" summary.
declared III" present raids were hut
The beginning. and added
There will br scenes in the United
StarcS that will make III" marrow in
Wilson's homes run cold
Another said:
"rh" Americans are already 1rnmh.
ling in fear uf German mir attacks.
AMI the time may not he far distant
when American ports will be- hom.
bHrdcd.i
Referring In The submarine oh.
>trurtion to transportation of Ameri.
can troops 10 France" tn" German
editors failed 10 mention the rharac-
ter Of vessels attacked by he raiders
ar The fact that the movement of
troop conveys has moi been iRlrrfered
with in iii" slightest degree by the
I.bnatS.
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CLAIM AMERICANS
ARE NOT MISTREATED

AMSTERDAM. june lT.--American
war prisoners arc not being il-tr"atcd in
Germany. says IL dispatch. Photographed
20 Amsterdam by the S.ml-olliclal Wolff
bureau Of Berlin.
Tho prisoners. il is declared. are not
used as show subjects L. N" German
public and arc not subjected 1" INSULTS
and. the throwing Of stones. winch iS
foreign 70 the calm tempered H"rnlhn
mind, which docs not cNrt" itself any
how over n few Americans III tn" midst
of So many thousands Of war prisoners
ri all nationalrtics."
Adequate food. "nn n seal" corr"sp"nd-
ing To the present conditions IN Ger
man" is not lacking in ~" camps where
American prisoners arc uuarl,r"u.
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MAY EXTEND DRAFT TO
AGE LIMITS OF 1916

WASHINGTON. June lI.-Support
for Provost Marshal General Growers
men between Is and Il years WIS given
Today by Senator Chamberlain "t Orc
cnn. chairman OF the senate mll!ihr.
committee al hearings on In" Sl@.oo0'-
ton. 900 army appropriation bill.
Il have always advocated having II
apply ~ men nt lh"S" ages sad S"h-
;ttor Chamberlain" and think "" "ll
w, come :" il. There ar" lots If m"u
over 50 who really are doing nothing
and ought 10 be reached.
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OBITUARY
CarIine Waqner Hadlich.

Mrs. Caroline Wagner, wife OF y:
G. Hadlich of 6i3 Main street. passed
away yesterday AT ll:4" IL. III. Al TIL"
North Wheeling hospital. following Il
brief illness. She MAS nnr OF me
mosI prominent residents of North
Wheeling and member of The Sacred
Heart church.
Funeral services will III held from
The family rpSidenC" Thursday MGR.
ing at $50 o'clock ami inirrment vii!
follow at Mt. Calvary. Requiem high
mass will be celebrated AZ nine o'clock
al St Joseph's Cathedral.
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NOTICE !!
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF BONDS
OF EAGLE GLASS & MFG. CO.,
wELLSBURG, W. Va.

Notice is hereby given Ia tho owners
of bands of the Eagle GLASS & Mfg. Co.
of Wrllshure. W. Va. That Bonds num-
hcrcd |, =. 3. 4, ). +. :. 8, Q. 10. il. Il.
Is. II and IL. If Sl.hh0.0G zach. said
Bonds hearing date July list. 1919. will
be paid on July lsl. 1918. II Tho Ma
rionaI Bank of West Virginia. at
Wheeling. W. Va.
Interest on tn" above numbered bonds
will cease on July LIST. 1918.
EAGLE GLASS < MFG. CO..
Fly James PAUL. Treas.
in-l l-lal
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

tinted states Of America. Northern DIS
trrrt OF West virginia. So:
Iu.the l'niird states District t"urt IN
and for said District.
In ,h, matter Of Fart Ray. Bankrupt
40 800. IN bankruptcy. Petition for DIS
charge.
To The HonorHhl" Aston q. DAYTON
Judge Of tho District Court ar the
U'ni;cd States TOR III" Northern DlS-
trIrt Of West NIrEinla:
Earl RAY. Of cameron. III th' '.Hu"tI
or Marshall and Stale &c West FTS'nia'
in said District. rrspc"I fully represents
that On tho 1lth day al February 'aS'
mast ne was duly ddjudEcd BANKRUPT
under thr acts &C Congress relating 10
bankruptcy: that he has duly sur"rndsr-
ID ali his properly and rights VI rron-
cr,y and has fally '"mpli"d w:th I'll
,h,, rrnuir.Inrnis nr said acis and Il or
Jcrs OF H." court ;OdrhiT;; his panH-
rupi"y.
E'h, r"tnrr h" rra%s thu h" may DE-
dcrrc,,i hy Iht. r,ltrI ~ haT" tull c'S-
,.norc. lr,.l:l all lch'!s pr"Nahlr hEhlns'
a., estate under sAil hHnkrup' acts.
.,rcr, -,,rh debts nx a-r cXrcptcI by law
from surh discharge,
Dated th;s 18th day Cf March. y. u.
1915.
I'NPI, RAY
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Harry John Carney.

Funeral services will be held This
afternoon for Harry John Carney. two.
months-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Carney. 1911 Jacob street. from The
residence IF his parents. lntrrmcnt
will be made AT MI. Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
FOR SALE-Automobiles.

roR SALE 7-passcnR"r Studcbakcr
curing car. Electric equipment. SELF
x.,rr,r SI.5.rN To quick buyer: also c.
+ -, wheels. rims. tlraS, &c. FOR AL makes
of cars, Tool S,ore fsSi-S1 MaTkc;t ST.
Jc-1T-h
FOR SALE-All makes Of maEnetos.
coil boxes. headlights. side lights.
I,r.st-o-litc tanks. springs. aNles. and all
other miscellaneous parts Tor automo-
lilies, also : good automobile cnEinsS
Tool Store, l03l-53 Market ST.
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.. Harry Beck.

Funeral services for the late II. llhr'
ry Heck will be held tomorrow after
noon from the late residence. 2n3 lac.
uuette street. Kirkwood. at o'clock.
Interment will be made in Ri""rvi"w
cemetery.
Mr. Beck was in tn" nth wear ri his
age. and was we'll known rnsid"n.
Of Kirkwood For several years past
he had been employed by The G. y
House Music Company lie is sur
vived by his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
James 4. Beck. Of Lansing. Ohiu; his
wife and one child.
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EAR. RAY.
I,ulIlSrllpt,
ord.r Of Notice Thereon.

%nriN.rr p.:;iirt Of West Ni"T ma. IS:
ON this 7th day If Juno. 1918. m read
ing The foregoing petition. Il Is
Ordered hy the Court that hearing
bc had upon the sam" on III" Hth aaF Gl
July. i. d.. 1915. l"'f"rc sad Court AT
Wheeling. in said district. at TIN "rloch
in tn" forenoon: and rh'r: notlre Thereon
lrr rublished III tin" Wheeling Intelligent
,cr. 4 newspaper printed in said Dls'r'%t.
and that all known cr"G':frS Hho "'hcr
rcrsnrs III ini"r'st LAY appear al Inc
said lin" and nlac" AID sliw "ahec' IL
any they have. win h" 3raNHf IL 'he
SAID nctiIinn shorld MT hn granted
Nnd II is further ""G"r"d by "a" '""rt &.
that. the clerk shall send by mail To all
known creditors copies IF said petition
and this order addressed :" ih"m ri thelr
placc4 nf residence. rs stated.
Witness IN. iIrnur 'Ir .\lsinn &. Day
ton. Judge rf the sad Our. and lAn
seal thereof. al Whc"li:r.r. in said DIS
:r,c:. on rn" 9TH day Il june. A. j.. 1915.
Attest:
\. 7. BARRETT. Ctr7k..
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FOR, RENT-Furnished Rooms.

FOR RENr-f'urni>h"d S-ronm BRICK
hnus. Large perch. Address h"N bil
r,,.r,. W Va j"-lJ-i
rop RENT--l'urriShcd room: for one
man: also housekeeping room Tor man
md wife ar two men range. bath and
, ,u.o I'banliur 81. Jr-lI-i
FOR RENTING furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Apply PSI" Mar
kct. ST.. Natl 1867 N-l'-i
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LOST AND FOUND.

II. Smith, Of lo3sla Nor
row street, was honorably discharged
from tho army while stationed at the
American University at washington, d.
c. He lost his discharge paper at Wheel
Ing park or somewhere in city. Finder
n,ease return them jc-lG-i
y. Smiih.of 1881: Morrow
street, was hunorahly discharged from
the army while stationed III the Nmerl-
ran University Al Washington. j. I.
He lost his discharge papers at Wheel
ing park or somewhere in city. FINDER
please return them. "-l--
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NOTICE.
or Redemption Of Bonds Of the Loan Of
1885 Of the City of Wheeling.

%"ii"., is hereby Gr""n by tn" commits
siun"rs Of !hc l"ai. nr 1853. Of the CRY
rr Wheeling. West NircIuid. lhn'. i'ir-
sllanI (" IN" requirements nf The Or
dinanr" e said 1T, ra$s"d May -.
i<N:,.. entitled. An ordinance t" prnNd"
for lhn issue and sale nj bonds If thu
city ur Wheeling. To lc known as Bonds
IF tn" loan nf 1855. and for tho r"d"rr-
ton and payment thereof. and providing
fnr payment INTO III" city Treasury Of
certain amounts from revenues Of tho
Gas anh Water Works. tho following
Described bonds. ISSUED under tho said
nrdinau"s. were determined by lnl ny
Said crmEiSS toner's fur redemption and
pa ymrnt on tn" LIST day Of July. a. H..
lalS. i"-wll: Rnnds If Sann rrin.'irHi
"p"h numbered "a, II, So, II. 90 and
RnnhS nf - .nhh IN principal each num-
bored sc follows: les. 14o. 2le, at, 2lo,
262. lsl, 2e7, $50.
Said bonds Determined Will he re-
doomed and paid al thr Bank Of tho Ohio
Valley ~ tho city "r Whc"IinE. W Va.
ON and aft"r LIST day nf July. Ills. and
said honds determined Will "casc In
boar interest from tho last named day
and date.
I. /. SANDS
ALFRED GALrNEG.L.
r. W. PETERSON
Commissioners nf the Joan "f 1885,.
je-lI-t
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WANTED-Furnished Rooms

wANrED-A small furnished room; for
ono near car barn AT 10Th and .McCol-
,orh 81 Care 96 Wheeling Intcllgcncer.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Good office and living
rooms on the second and third floors Of
the new 1ntclligenccr building. 1905 and
1907 Market 81. Now ready for occu-
nancy. Apply Peter Boyd. care Intelli-
Sencer. ap-17-tf
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WANTED-Agents

wANrED-Three good agents to sci!
household necessities on the install
ncnt plan. Best Of goods ana pest 81
commissions. We pay wccKiy. =. r.
Adams Co., 1I40-1l42 Main st. inr-l2-tf
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For Rubbers.

Success depends upon the ruhbcrs.
Our ruhhcrs fit any standard jar. For
tho "rold pack process they arc with
out - peer. Will not soften during slcri-
Iiz,nr ST. n dozen. or dozen for "a cts.
Tool STORE. l0%l-}G Market st. jc-lI-in
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE Or ExCHAEaE-Brick
house. four rooms, good investmcntia
n very desirable part of Martins Ferry.
Ohio c. b. Graham. Masonic Temple.
West Va. J"-lo-i
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DIED

BECK-On Monday. Hun" -. i"iN - his
homo. 49, "":I .larqu"ttr street. NTH
wood. bridgeport. ". II. l;t.tN. III his
18th year.
Fun' raj services at hiS h"m" W" uh""daS
afternoon at "cl"rk. friranS ~
the family invited I" attend. Inter
mont at RivrrVIrw cemetery. Martins
Ferry. OHIO.
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WANTED-Female

WANTED-ExpcrIcnc alteration Eirl
for ladies suits and coats. Apply at
once New York Store. 1914 Main 81.
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Now that nay wifi" is back from the
East have 10 80 home nights.
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WANTED--Compcte nt cook for boarding
hall. Bethany College. Write or phone
Bethany College, Bethany. W. Va.
je-14-m
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WANrEp-Govcrnmcnt needs

wANTED-Govcrnmc needs 10000
women clerks at Washington :. Exalni-
nations everywhere July 7. Experience
unnecessary Women desiring govern
Incnt positions write for free particulars
to. J. g., Leonard (formcr Civil Service
t:xamincr). 900 kcnois Bldg. Washing
ton. je-15-l
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FOR SALE-M1scellaneous.


FOE SALE eight foot golden oak
lour cases: four foot floor case:
riEh, foot counter case: TWO eight foot
wood counters: !. dozen fine tea CON
tanners. . soda fountains. etc. Tool Store
lu3i-a% Market 81. jc-l1-h
FOR SALE-E.lrctric motors, LID al
tcrnatinr current. Is alternating cur
rent: d /, direct current: L direct
current. Also lot If switches. tcl"-
phones. electric supplies. etc. Tool Stores
1n.,-;: Nurkc, ST. jc-lT-m
ToR sALE-tiood chcffoniers $500 each
oak wash stands s. to So each
fine carved oak extension tables with
extra boards IS each. All makes OF
sewing machines 81 each ice boxes and
all old furniture for sale cheap. Tool
store In3l-GS Market 81. jc-lI-h
FOR SALE-7u th' atrr or cprr2 chairs
81 each also 40 revolving stools. -
each, double shoe store bench IL
foot long. Tool Store. l9"l-33 Market
=, jc-lT-m
FOR SALE .nnn l-Sallon stone crooks
and 500 I.-gallon stone crooks. All new
- each. Tool Store. lo3l-S3 Market ST.
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WANTED-C'ash"rr receiver state ex-
prrirncc. salary desired and reference.
Address \. b.. care Intelligcncer.
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Tho fact 'thHt You drlv" an autumo-
bl" doesn't make YOU tho owner.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WE buy the cnnrl"t" furnishings OF a
house, TWO ronlnS ar twenty. Ihon"-
graphs bought. sold and. repaired Lin
dclor & Pivpcr Market ard "otl! StS.
c- IN
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WANTED-Male Heip

Observation-Disclosures ready 10 work Mon
day morning. Old Rcnwood Brewery.
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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-21
MASONIC CLUB NOW
LIVE INSTITUTION
Organized Two Years Ago
IS Meeting Tonight To Elect.

The annual meeting of the Martins
burg Masonic Club will be held in
the club rooms on the third floor Of
the Ramsey building tonight at p.
m. Election Of officers and trustees
will be held. The club room feature
in Masonry is rather an innovation
In West Virginia. Martinsburg was
one of the first cities of the state to
organize a club, one being organized
two years ago through the efforts of
some OF the young 'tlive-wire'' MEM
bers of the craft. There nre also
organizations at Clarksburg, Morgan
town and Wheeling. New York and
Pennsylvania are the leaders in the
movement which seems to be very
popular one. AT present fifteen states
are represented in the national or
ganization. The local club has been
a success from the start Several of
its members are now in the army
and several more will leave in the
near future. In order to fill their
depleted ranks a quiet though effec-
tive campaign is being made by the
members. In all probability, the mem
bership committee will report at the
annual meeting membership of 100
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-21

NOTE. Cigarettes made of foreign to-
bacco pay 3sc pound Import Duty
Virginia tobacco pays no Import Duty.
Isn't it clear why PiednontS can give
YOU bsaer qnaHy tobacco' Piedmont is
he biggra- ,slliag Yigin;a ogarent in
Me 1Vorid.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-21

sournaI Want Ads---husiness gettera
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-21
ASK RETAILERS TO
MAKE PRICES FAIR
National Food Administration
Appeals To Dealers.

H The notice sent out from Washing.
ton by the National Food Administra-
ton in connection with the request
that all food retailers pledge them
selves to maintain fair prices, fol
lows.
Another important step in the con,
troll Of retail food prices has been
taken by the food administration in
national campaign to obtain pied
ges from all of the 100000 food re,
tailers Of the country that they will
maintain fair prices and take no
more than reasonable profit.
From now on, customers should
lcck in every food store ~ The red
and black psster. bearing the seal of
the food administration, which shows
that the merchant has signed the
pledge. The pledge, which appears
on the poster, reads as follows:
I'VE pledge ourselves to give our
customers the benefit of fair and mo.
derate prices, selling at no more than
a reasonable profit above cost to us"
Before he can obtain this poster,
which is certificate OF membership
in the food administration, the mer.
chant must sign record card bear
| ing the same pledge, which is sent to
Washington and placed in the files
of the food administration. The
pledge is voluntary and it is believed
that all merchants will be eager to
sign it, because customers will be
asked to look for it whenever they
go into a store to buy,
No merchant win be allowed TO
sign unless he gives his positive as
surance that he will live up to the
pledge, in spirit as well as In letter. |
All representatives of the national
and state food administrators have
instructions to be watchful of all re-
tail stores. Wherever the pledge pos
ter is not in evidence they will en-
deayor to learn why. II the poster
appears in any store which is not
maintaining fair prices the state ad-
ministrator has authority to remove
1t and report the name of the mer.
chant to the food administration in
Washington.
The gigantic task of reaching 400,-
600 retailers by this campaign, is be-
ing accomplished largely through
the travelling statesmen of the 5000
wholesale grocery houses of the
country, who have already been en-
rolled as members Of the food admin
istration as a result OF previous
campaign. These wholesale houses
have already pledged themselves to
support the food administration, and
being under license to sell all goods
at no more than reasonable profit
above cost they are finding it to their
own interest as well as a patriotic
duty. to help in seeing that the re
taller passes on to the consumer the
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-21
ROOSEVELT SPEAKS
TO SECURITY LEAGUE
isy International Newn Service.

New York, Jan. Theodore
Roosevelt will speak and Elihu Root
will preside at the National Security
Leagues universal military training
luncheon at the Hotel Aston this at.
ternoon. Approximately 1000 reser-
vations have been made.
The luncheon is being given by the
National Security League in honor Of
Senator George Il. Chamberlain, of
Oregon, and Representative Julius
Kahn, Of California. Senator Cham
berlain, who is chairman of the Sen
ate Committee on Military Affairs, is
the father OF the Universal Military
Training bill now pending in the SEN
ate. Congressman Kahn led the fight
in the House for President Wilson's
selective Draft law and introduced
the Army General Stairs Universal
Military Training bill in the House.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-21
Hunah! How'S This
Cincinnati authority says corns
dry up and lift out
with fingers.

Hospital records show that every
time you cut a corn you invite lock,
jaw or blood poison, which is needless
says Cincinnati authority. who tells
you that a quarter ounce OF q drug
called freezone can be Obtained at III.
tie cost from the drug stora but Is
sufficient to rid ones feet of every
hard or soft corn or calius.
You simply apply q few dropn Of
freezone on a tender, aching corn ana
soreness is instantly relieved. Short
~ the entire corn can be lifted out,
root and all, without pain.
This drug is sticky but dries at onoa
and IS claimed to Just shrivel u any
corn without lntlaming or even Fri
Eating the surrounding tissue or shin
y your wife wears high heels sF
aiil ~ glAa " kuvw " tnlk
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-21

or l5O. All Masons in good standing
are eligible to membership even the
Agrouches," as no one can frequent
the attractive and lcheerGul club
rooms and mix with the "boys" and
still keep his crouch.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-21

benefit Of these moderate prices. It
Is estimated that about 10000 whole
salo grocery statesmen are now en-
gagged in enlisting retail merchants.
If these statesmen obtain ten pledges
apiece on an average they will enlist
400, coo retailers
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-21

Herbert c. Hoover, national, Food
Administrator, Is scheduled to do.
liver an address to the thousands OF
cattle raisers and farmers OF tho
West, who are in attendance, on pro.
duction and conservation Of the coun-
try's meat supply
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-21
NATL WESTERN FAIR
AND STOCK SHOW ON

(By International Newa Service.)
Denver, Col, Jan. 1.-THE twelfth
annual National Western Stock Show
and Horse Fair will be opened here
tonight with a patriotic demonstra.
ton. The exhibition will continue
20. one week
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-21

The state Gamers Association met
IN Berkeley Springs and elected the
following officers: President-W. A.
Rockwell, vice-President- c. I'm
ge., secretary-W. c. Grove, Treas.
urer--E L. Harrison.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-21
Keepyour Stomach and Liver FIeaIth7

a vigorous Stomach, perfect working
Liver and regular acting Bowels, il you
will use DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
They correct Constipation - have a
tonic effect on the systen--eliminat
poisons through the Bowels. Csc.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-21

cies' examination that Is being con
Quoted today by Supt. w; c Morton
and the board Of examiners of the
public schools.