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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-24
BIC NAVY PLAN
NOW WAvERINC

WASillSGTON. Jan 80 Pleas
to congress for governmental econ.
omS, are threatening the admlniw
trauon'a large naval program.
Several blk fleet advocates on the
hous" naval committee nre wnvorinR
because ~ letters from condiments
who oppose extensive national *.
pausion on the grounds that It would
Increase the large federal taxes.
This situation has prevented the
committc" vote on the new three.
year building program. scheduled for
Thursday. and delayed final action
for "a weok to H"e " naval cnnHtruc.
tors cannot make another cut In
their plan without inJuriug the big
navy plans
Administration supporters IN com
miitco have enough VOTES 10 put tho
Daniels recommendation for "a new
three year program thru. but d. not
want 10 bring I'm bin that cannot
yet support la the house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-24
1000 CANADIAN
VETERANS NOW
IN VANCOUVER

VANCOUVER. H. g. Jan e5,--
After swinging at her anchor In
Enviish bay all night. the big liner
Empress Of Asia. Capt Wesley pavi.
scn, r. \. r.. with nearly Ooo
troops ON board. steamed into Van.
eouNer hareor shortly after O'Clock
this morning. TO receive the warm
est welcome yet accorded returning
soldiers
As Mayor Gale put IN hts address
Of welcome. soldiers who had return.
Cd hitherto had come In small par.
ties. and this was the first occasion
ON which Vancouver had an oppor.
tunity 10 give voice TO her gratitude
10 a large contingent of men in the
Canadian forces
The Empress OF Asia left Victoria
at $40 =. m. ON Friday, after the
men had received most enthusi.
asttc welcome
About midnight the liner reached
English hay and anchored There
WAS much merriment ON board. the
men singing and joking. and giving
vent TO their high spirits and Joy
at being so near home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-24
ASK Permanent
NEUTRAL Zone

Especial 20 The star by y. y. Al
BRUSSELS. Jan q --Es,Ahiish.
mcnt 81 a permanent neutral Eone
on tho east hank 81 the Rhine. 30
miles wide. With the Rhine marking
the eastern boundary - belgium. u
tsring urged IN official circles here.
That the Rhine Is a natural
boundary between Belgium and Ger,
many. IL argued and that the Icoplr
81 the West Rhine country were pro.
French rather than pro-German as
recently as 1879
Belgium would require that In the
neutral zone NO fortlficationu BE-
crccte,i This provision. together
with tho natural obstacle offered by
the Rhine river. would provide am.
pie protection against surprise ut.
tack from Germany.
The country east 81 tho Rhine.
which Belgium would annex. would
bc governed AS Alsacr and Lorraine
were governed hy Germany until Ger
many had paid war damages. Then
Belgium would give this territory
fun benefit % Belgian citizenship
Whether such action will b. takcn
IL for the peace congress 20 decide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-24
FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
4 New Home Cure That Anyone Can
Use without Discomfort or
Loss of Time.

We have New Method that cures
asthma. ana We want you to try 4,
NJ our expense. No matter whether
your case " 90 long standing or re-.
cent development whether IL il pren.
ent as occasional or chronic hathmn.
YOU should send for free trial of
our method. No matter in what ell d.
mate you live. no matter what your
age or occupation, n you arc trou-
bied with asthma. our method should
relieve you promptly.
We especially want 10 send 10 20
those apparently hopeless case,
where al forms or lnholors douches
opiuu preparations, fumes. patent
smokca" etc., have failed We wnnt
10 show everyone NJ our own cx
pense that this new method ia do
aligned 10 end all difficult brenthtnc
all wheeling, and NIL those terrible
pnroxyamE nj once and for nlI time
This free offer IN too important 10
neglect single day. Write now and
then begin the method at once
send no money. Simply mail coupon
below DO II today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-24
Ny CLIENTS NEVER
EXAMINED

some 81 my clients had never been
given "a physical or clinical eNRmina.
ton. Sot one of them had lesion
upon them. therefore. the state
board 81 health became "A party 90
the conspiracy on the false cisasn
that positive Wasserman hi,.od
tee; proved a person 60 be Infectious
ard contagious. when there were no
lehions or clinical symptoms. This
is a lie. and a prostitution Of the
science ~ cpidcniology. The guilty
ones should have their state certifi-
Gates TO practice medicine revoked
and then prosecuted for malprac-
tlcc
II was plain tina; the state board
81 health was endcavoriag 20 shield
and Justify Seatiie'p quarantine he'll
and Htockadc he'll for. when asked
the secretary 20 allow my clients 70
have their own phVsieisn. re In
dicied the whole medical fraternity
81 Seattle as a lot OF xrafters and
quacks
The state board Of health and the
health commissioner 81 Seattle have
more power than our courts or the
law itself. for IN court. we have an
appeal 20 n higher tribunal. and thc
law IL flexible and applies It's prin-
ciples 90 the facts Of n given case.
while there r. no appeal from the so.
called health officers and no known
principle OF law within which they
mus, bring their acts and confine
their alleged official conduct. They
are our masters and iyrants By judi
cial sanction with the power 10 put
their victims 10 death. and that tx.
norant men are permitted 10 eXer-
else such power is charEeahle direct.
Is TO our courts. whose duty II is
under the law Of the land 20 restrain
such power. Instead OF holding that
the acts OF health commission are
binding upon the public as well
ms upon the courts"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-24
WAR MEMORIAL
CAMP AICN WILL
Be HELD IN FALL

state wide campaign To- raise
10000 900 to establish war memur
lnl hospital on the tuiVcrhty Of
Washington campus. viii be- started
next fan. according to an announce.
mcnt hy Mayor ole Hanson before
the city finance committee FRIDAY
afternoon.
The hospital rs intended as "A perm.
ancnt institution in memory ~ the
soldiers ana sailors from Washing
ton state. who fen IN the Wtr
Frank Naterhuune, chairman OF a
committee appointed bv the mayor
to consider the memorial project has
declared thar the greatest hospitals
Ia the world are university hospitals
Funds FOR the building Of the institu.
ton must romc from the entire state
In order to make 10 "A proper mrmor.
lal. ho saws
ono individual. whose name o.
withheld hy the mayor. has already
offered $3.50 600 To- the fund. which
will be raised next fan. after the
needs OF the Fiflh Liberty Loan
have been met
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-24
ApyEHTrsEurSr
SeattIe's Stockade He'll
Quarantine He'll
WHAT I LEARNED AT THE
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
AND
HOW | COULD WRECK SEAT
TIES LIGHTING PLANT
If | WERE MAYOR

our supreme court by lts rule laid
down Ia the quarantine cases has
made the rights 81 the people 10
llfc liberty aud security IN this state
10 depend on the arbitrary will. "a.
price or within. the mischieyoua cum
ming or even the vicious and base
designs 81 health commissioner
lie IN the nutocrat. the ear. tho
kaiser the cannihai that may cat
drink and feed upon the anguish.
tears. suffering. fear. sorrow and
signs Of persons who are Ia perfect
health and not be guilty AS charged.
aud who are denied the equal pro-
lection Of tho law. Jailed without n
warrant. then kanRaroOed into quar-
Hniinc. without hearing before a
court. or being allowed 10 prove the
facts that they are free from disease
OF the mere right 10 have their own
physician present 20 safeguard them
"a their constitutional rights against
the eyii designs ur gross Ignorance
Of health commissioner. who. IN.
der color Of law. has been vested
by judicial opinion In this state with
an absolute power. 90 arbitrary o.
rs face that his acts. T. he acts r.
nornntly or viciously. arc outside the
domain Of nil law
The individuals whom the health
commissioner guarantees maY b.
put to death with impunity b. the
arsenic route 5000 II no DEGREES -
and keeps his mouth closed about Il.
n this does not constitute he'll and
equal the inquisition Of giving a fel-
low a bath in boiling OH. and mani
curing his toe nails by pulling them
out with pinchcrs and putting salt
on hiH toes. | have forgotten what
HE'LL stands for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-24
HOW 4 MAYOR CAN WRECK
OUR CITY LIGHT PLANT

II were mayor Of Seattle and
desired 90 wreck our city's light and
power plant. would first pose as
"a simon-pure public ownership disci-
pie. would need moulders OF public
opinion. and would therefore spend
largely OF my time at newspaper or
fees for this purpose. and pretend
10 my friends that owned and edit
cd them. while. IN fact, they owned
me. Got me cheapl
! would make sham war on the
city's competitor. the Puget Sound
Traction, Light 8 Power company.
and threaten the president OF said
competitor with the blood test and
have my superintendent Of public
utilities. who was also the city's
competitors choice as well as my
own when appointed him. TO
threaten TO chain their street cars
on the crossings. and declare that
we would have better service or take
the roads and run them. How
scared Mr.. Leonard would he about
me. tho mayor, myself and I-all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-24

land. o.. graduate ~ the Cnlver
sity Of Wisconsin. who. before com
Ing To Russia, WAS state secretary for
ohio Of tho Y. NJ. {, \.
Ever since nine secretaries invad.
Cd this part 81 Russia with the war
program % the Y. ". c, A.. there has
been close cooperation between the
two organizations here just now
both have centcra open In Archangel
where they viii carry on work this
winter.
Mrs, RyaJi IL a daughter OF Mrs.
Ella N. ChildN. She n a graduate Of
Pratt institute. New York city. and
has taught domestic rcicno In ALE.
gheny. Pa. She has been dietlcian a,
Johns Hopkins nurses school and
director Of the cafeteria OF the cieve-
land O.. Y W. &. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-24
ASK CONGRESS
TO ESTABLISH
MARRIAGE LAW

In an effort to dccrcuHe the Huin
ber of divorces ana illadviHed mar.
rlngca the Seattle Alinintcrlal fedora
ton Inns sont q petition TO congress
Tor nn amendment to the conHtitu.
tlon providing fot. federal control ~
marriages and divorce.
Recommendation embodied in the
petition provide that no marriage H.
ccnrc shalt be- ISSUED until al least
ten day after the application, und
AN marriage licenses shall contain
the name ana address of the person
giving consent 10 % marriage whore
either party b. under age.
~ either party applying for mar.
tingc license has been divorced. %
certified copy of the decree shall be
uird with the auditor. stating the
date aud cause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-24
War Workers Wed
in Far-Off Russia

Especial to Tho star by n, y. ~
AltCuANGEL. Russia. Jan. 10 -
official homo maker for the y, W.
g, \. in Russia WAS the title given
Miss Catherln Chllds. Of sherman. n.
y. more than "a year aEo, when she
arrived la Archangel 60 do war work
Tor the national y. w. c. \
Miss Childa has qualified for her
job In an unlocked Tor way. She has
married Bryant L. Ryall. OF Glove
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-24
MY VISIT TO TIE STATE
BOARD OF HEALTH

had appealed 10 the state board
~ health for re-diagnosls Of sew.
crai persons whom I had ample evi.
dence 10 prove were quarantined in
81 the conspiracy they
alleged and who were not contagious
or infectious. Ny visit 10 the state
board ~ health convinced me that
the state board 81 health was either
a party to the conspiracy or was
lrrnr.a-lf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-24
Face Charge Of
Stealing Stamps

Stating that they found ,2p5 worth
% War Savings Stamps behind =
calendar on the wall In the Labor
temple. Alfred Mahonry. 81. and
Henry shahru. 10. shipyard workers.
were arrested at First ave. 3. and
Main ~. Friday afternoon. where
they are alleged 70 have bccn at.
tempting 20 dispose Of the stamps
They are held tn the city Jail satur.
hay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-24
Gov. Riggs Speaks
on Alaskan Needs

Ahska's ncels are immediate tc,
Velopmcnt 0f It's huge mineral re-.
sources and establishment OF indus.
trial plants, according to Gov.
Thomas Elggs, jr. who ia on his
way North after visit 10 congress
at Washington. whore he explained
the present conditions In Alaska TO
the national lawmakers Gov Riggs
addressed the Arctic bureau of the
Chamber OF Commerce here Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-24
BLIND SOLDIERS
BENEFITED BY
SATURDAY DRIVE

Rroems made by tho blind we're
sold on the street corners and at
Red Cross booths In seattle Satur
day. the proceeds 10 constitute "a
fund Tor the Lighthouse Tor tho
lslind
Three blind returned soldiers and
~ civilians are NOW employed at the
Lighthouse factory. 1898 18th ave,
Rrocms are sold regularly at the
Lighthouse salcsrooms. at 1890 tlfth
ave. Work fer blind service men
and assurance ~ continued employ,
ment Will be supplied by saturday =
fund
People who buy their hrooms at
local retail shops are requested TO
ask Tor Lighthouse hrooms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-24
Scots and Their
kilties Gathered

Aud Lang syne." with hagpipc
accompaniment. opened and closed
the Scottish program at the Masonic
hail in honor Of Robert Burns. Fri
day night More than 1900 Seattle
Scots attended the celebration given
under the auspices ~ the United
Scotch Societies OF Seattle
kilties were much In evidence at
the annual affair Highland dancers
hig and small did the native High
land Fling 10 the vail Of baRppcs
Friday was the i60th birthday an
niversary OF tho poet. Burns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-24

" IaH &C.
George D. nfewef g.. Nssika hofsi.
jan 49,
clare a atss=y. 70. iii no,ision. Jan
-
tohan Aas. Is. ss1o woodiawn ave
Jan. Ga
narrY retorman. -. ss's y Calhoun
O. Jan ef
Hobeu Eennrf. 4 month. ifsts Minor
ave. Jan 20
Site charts. e. Ht ueifrdlefs Jan e
Settle EaHfep. saae gsth " Jan SCI
IS tfaahiaunie. 81. Europe hotel. Jan -.
BlHufd uisen. g. set0 ~ esfh ~ Jan.
fs
rnAuoNu. rearir'H cafe 1en 90
Theresa 4 Van uuian. 90. 500 rs f@o
BE- Jan. go
John Patterson. 20. $685. rirsi ave
Jan g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-24
sHELL KILLED THREE

Capt Howard -. Hughes. Seattle
lawyer. was Killed white Comforting
with colonel and an orderly. accord
ing to Capt. Dean Wit,cr. who WINS
near at the time and Is now visiting
In Seattle. 4 rift IN a heavy fog cx.
posed the trio 20 the eeumy, he Says.
and German she'll struck within a
few feet of them killing the three.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-24
He Lives TO Tell
Wos,d0ful Story!

Eleven sssfr aeo we
10 hospital f1s seven
werts ~ cost - over ,t,d,.uti,
-. a. wtu.s, ~. Engineer
wrii Anown hydraulic ffhds fa,-
engineer. F"f fN" year. Tor Dreaded
~Infsr before iart uaa hhf""A"
laid % GA uerks uud.r After ~affer-
doctors care Truly ir Am. far Man,
the last twelve years -,
hars wanted 60 dis.
wa= in surh aKnny ~ Happened
would cay. Eppd Lord
take me. rather than 80
through ., aHaiu
net nos / am a neu mar. Am
a SETTER man today than ! vas tselFs
seEsa ago. I can almost pat ms ifg
asrr ihs hack % my head. could DO
that a. 50. nnW I am 7s
Mr Witi-aa is only one - Thousands
rha suffered fpf Yrafe. OWNS - tho
FrnrrAi belief " the old. false theory.
shat "trfir Arid@ raurra rhsumhtiHfu
ThiA rrfunsoaa beisf Induced him and
tsEinns 81 unforturats men aud women
60 take wrong treatments You might
tusf veil attempt 90 Pot cot = ffe
with au ~ % ~ ana get Fid - Ynmr
rheumatism. neufifiH ard Ike complaints.
hy taking treatment supfsoscd 90 drive
tfir Arid uui 81 yuuf hiuoa nna body
Many physlcians nov know that irir
rhsumtism that it "a natural and nee
essay constituent - the blood. that u
is fuund ln every nee barn babe and
- ifhput u vr cannot live
% took Mf. Wliisun twelve years 90
fnd cut this truth lie learned how %
get fid % the true cause u bis isieu-
matianl and recover hts strength and
endurance from The Inner Mysteries. a
remarkable book ueW t~inE distributed
free ~ an Authority who devoted over
lturntF years 70 the rflrutifir study 81
I shis mhindy Ana Mr NiiiHou says
Nos ! know. and { newer can forEst~-
the carrier ieft &c IN nay irax and
came near throwing u In the fite But
something prompted me 70 look u over.
Thank God ! did "
NOTE ~ any reader - The star
Wishes the hook that reveals ihcHe facts
regarding the true cause and cure ~
lrhrumattsm that were overlooked by
doctors and seieniistH for centuries past.
simply send poet card or letter e. tho
author below. An1 u viii 10 cent hy
return mail without any charge what
ever Hrnd now N not q sufferer your
self hand this good nr~E 20 some AZ
Gifted friend The Euther ~ this re-.
snaykHhie book that has brought relief
and happiness 70 90 many ~ " +.
Clearwater. Haiiowcli. Maine. No. so A
street. - Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-24
SEATTLE MAN GIVEN
NAVAL C0MMEN DATl0N

WAsillSGTON. Jan Co. Emery
G Quadc. ~ s1ii Eas,lake ave. So.
attic. N among those commended by
Secretary Daniels Tor gallant con.
duct aboard the steamer Dora. when
ihe ship WAS torpedoed, last septem.
her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-24
So, 100000 FORTUNE
Is GIVEN TO GREECE

Especial 20 The Star hy X. =. A.
MNTfLENE. Jan 25.e simon Pan.
tazopoulos has left hlH entire fortune
OF s. 400 900 90 the Greek state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-24

SYDNEY. Jan. Is. Meat plrccs In
Australia have fallen below the max
tmum fixed by government rcgula.
ton. and the government has sus.
pended orders flxlng prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-24
Don't Coax! Your Little Pet
Needs a Candy Cascaret

Look at the kidde's ,ongue Then hurry Give
Cascarets to work the nasty bile, sourng food and
constipation poison from the little liver and bowels
Children love Candy" Cascarets. Harmless
Never gripe Never disappoin,l Cost 10 cents box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-24

Hydraulic
Engineer
lfntls Z usr
Dor Dreaded
rheumatism
After suffer
inx for ,ianJ
YEAR, Hos
~ Happened
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21
GE /

~. * 80 ~. 49,. A..4
Thursday with Mrs. Nellie satterfield
at ne Brady mines.
iieid ot the Brady mines. spent Sun
oey st James Arnett's.
ReX. W z. Clark held q series OF
meetitigs ct Cool Spring eight days
and had no converts. Not much at
tendance:
charlie Fisher who has been in q
training camp for almost q year has
ret'isped and is visiting relatives ano
friends and also went to visit his sis.
ten MS Russ Nipton at Cameron.
Miss Agnes Groves, Of Hagans,
spent Snnday-at Jarrett Lynch's home
Atlis Wade and Mrs. Lily Ammons
attended Sunday school at Arnetts
vile Sunday week.
MISS Lulie Snider, Of Fairmont
spent Sunday OF Emery sniders.
Rev. w. r Clark will begin his
series OF meetings at Laurel Point
Monday night.
CcalsWade who has been in the train
ing camp Tor almost q year, has return.
ed homo:
Glen Arnett, who has been in the
training camp since July, has returned
home.
Charlie Fisher was visiting at Ed
ward Thofneis q few days ago.
Miss ABBY Michael and Glen Arnett
attended Sunday school at Arnetts-
Vile Sunday.
ElefY Barker has been on the sick
list Tor the past week'with bad cold,
but Is better!
N. 81 Fisher was q business caller
ct Eaiffnont one day last week.
Nj aud Mrs. John Fortney and fam.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21
SPORT CALENDAR.
Friday

Cu0OJs
Basketball. Wheeling vs.. Dunbar
nigh for state coiored basketball high
school campionship at Miller school
gymnasium.
Basketball, Fairmont High at Buck
harmon.
Commercial Duck Pin League at Y.
M. c. A.-Ccrbins vs.. Fairmont Min.
ing Machinery company: Consolida-
ton Coal Company rs. The West vir.
gilman.
Basketball, Grammar School League.
East Side VS.. White.
Saturday.
Basketball, Fairmont High at Clarks.
burg.
Tuesday. Fob. Is.
DISQUALIFICATION Y. M. c. A.
vs.. avis-Elkins College at Y. M. G..
A., Fairmont.
\ Thursday, Feb. n.
Basketball-Fairmont Y. M. c. A.
vs.. Wesleyan College at Fairmont.
Friday. Feb. 20.
Basketball-Fairmont High vs..
Grafton High at Grafton.
Saturday, March I
Basketball- Fairmont High vs..
Grafton at Fairmont.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21
Clash for Colored
State Championship

Dunbar will clash with the Lincoln
High School, Of Wheeling to night in
the gymnasium Of the Miller school
for the state colored high school has.
ketball championship of the State.
The game will be called at S:15
O'Clock. Tho Wheelingites will arrive
on the $50 train.
Dunbar earlier in the season defeat
ed Lincoln High at Wheeling by the
close score OF II to IA. Kenneth
Meade mas organized the cheering
squad.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21
Getting Ready for
DE. Next Week

|. Next Tuesday night Daxis.Elktns
college will play the Fairmont Y. NJ.
C. A. on the local "Y" floor. Dick
Hamil, the old D. u E. star will head
the team. The game will be called at
$3.50 o'clock and Kenneth Clark will
referee the same. The stars Of the
ID. & E. team are Wilberding at for
ward and Marshall at guard.
Next Thursday night Wesleyan Will
meet the Y" team In Fairmont. This
contest is attracting much attention.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21
FIRED THE fLU|S
AFTER-EFFECTS
from SYSTEM
Nerv-Worth Turned the
Trick Quickly for Far
mer Steifel. Another
Farmer Helped.

Nerv-worth does rebuild lId.wreck-
ed health. Not bit Of 1l6t about 1t.
Here is new proof give ~ Yell.known
Nbert steifel Of Re1se !, Coyington.
Eefvworth COD Ihad jnuenza,ssd
did mot recover ~ tre1Lth AM vital
ity ! should. Twas tir1d al drowsy
all q time, ot mp "a tee morning
as til ID as whth ! went to bed. AND
ONH RoTT1E a. WENTWORTH
HAS MADE BIG CHANGH IN NE.
I EALeERT STEI FELL
qgyMgton. O., Butte o1e.
Anothlr Amer whiis at Pf4ua's
Net Ypith Drug Store. GreenpS er
Col. pldsN 6w this famous far TON.
ic hella1 Aim, as followssrp
Nerv-Woy th Col haze Zen afflict.
ed with Inward nervoayness and q
tired, draggy feeling in the morning
hardly able to get up. / have used
some OF your Nery.Worth and find 1t
beneficial.
Pidla, o., Washington Pike.
Your dollsf back II Nerv.Worth
does not benefit you. Cranes drug.
store sells Nervy Ebrth in Fairmont.
Neighboring agetts: H. j. Mathews
& Co., Manningtdh w, P. Moran,
Pennington; F. I. YNst, TairvieW;
Windsor Drug Col and The Honaker
Pharmacy, Monbngah; Johnson's
Pharmacy, shinnston; Grant Graham.
Bel'aston; W. q Davis Phi Ppi:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21

The fragrance of Jasmine, musk,
hyacinth. the perfume for seeming
most expensive soaps, originally began
in q coal mine. Creosote, pitch, oils,
carbolic acid, antiseptics and high ex.
plosives are all hidden away In a lump
of coal.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21

The amount of light given by a sin,
gle lightning flash is sufficient to Il
Illuminate an area two miles square,
with an average illumination OF one
candle. To produce such an illumina.
ton, an eminent electrician estimates
the expenditure Of 10000 horsepower
for one second would be required.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21

A meal fora whole family from one
bean is possible now in California. The
bean is called the Guinea butterbean.
and one offered in the Los Angeles
market was almost three feet long and
nine inches in circumference. It ia
said to be excellent eating, similar to
the eggplant.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-21
LATE DF7ET0PNF77S IN THE LOCAL SPORT WORLD = !

Artificial rubber has been made In
an experimental way for many years.
but 1t is now reported that It has be-
come practical success. and that the
great dye and color works at Elber.
field, Germany are erecting large fac
tory for its production on q large scale,