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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-14

GENUINE DAIRY FARM
EOI1IPPEU

u DAth FARM
EQUIPPED
This is the best paying big dairy
proposition we have heard of, 81
acres of fine land adjoining good lit
tie city not far from Salem. 80 acres
cultivated, 40 acres in fine hay crop
and balance is ready for corn to fill
the sflos. Good 9 room mouse and fire
dairy barn with 2 silos. Also good
steam bottle washing plant, good
hen house, and other neces-
sary outbuildings. With the place 20
1e fine Jersey cows, thoroughbred
bull, S horses, 2 ponies. brood sow
6 shoats, 2 wagons, hay baier, corn
planter, tanning mill, harrows, plows,
c~ultiyators, rake, new cream separa-
tor, blacksmith shop and equipment
and all kinds of Implements. Also a
gas engine that pumps water which
is piped into house and barn. This
farm raises all the feed for the dairy
except a small amount Of mill feed.
Income for March was more than
s511.s All stock, equipment, imple-
ments, feed, crop and everything
goes for Sf7,500. You can't beat it.
Investigate at once. City advantages,
but no city taxes.
Kinney & Smith.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-14
w ny Sell for Less.
Safety Razor Blades

SAFETY razor blade sharpening ma
chine, first installed at A. B. Stew
art Repair Shop, SAT Court st.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-14
Butter

Portland, Or. April 14.-cubes ex-
ltra 5Sc: parchment wrapped box
lots 62c; cartons csc; half boxes hc
more; less than " boxes lie more:
butterfat 62@63o (. o. b. station; "a
@e5c Portland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23
Business Of Twenty seven Counties TO
BE Handled by Post ontcs
Force Here
ana Reports Were For
msrly Handled ThoruSh Account
ing Station for Each County

The Wheeling and Charleston post
offices have been designated as central
accounting offices for West Virginia.
The order. just issued by the post office
department at Washington takes effect
March Is.
Heretofore. each county in West Vlr-
gina has had it's own accounting office.
through which the other offices secure
their supplies OF stamps and submit
their monthly reports TO the department
at Washington.
Under the new order every post Of
flee in West Virginia will make reouts-
ition for stamps and supplies or all
kinds, as we'll as submit their reports
through either the Wheeling or Charles
ton Offices.
Postmaster W. W. Irwin stated last
night that he was not yet familiar With
details Of the new order. but that 1t
undoubtedly will mean a lot OF extra
York for the Wheeling office. He cN-
poets full instructions today.
Twenty-scven counties Will be served
through the Wheeling office.
The Offices that will account Ia and
through the Charleston offices are in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23
MISSION PACKS
SAINT JOSEPH'S
CATHEDRAL FILLED TO OVER.
! FLOWING-ADLE SERMONS
ny MISSIONARIES.
Four weeks OF Special Services.
Daughters Of Isabella Serve
as Usherg.

Large crowds. which filled ST. JOS
eph's cathedral TO OVERLOOKING last
the sanctuary to capacity. heard the ser
mons delivered by the two missionaries
Father VIM. i. curtain. of PittsburKh
, and Father John \. Costello. of Cleve-
! land, who gave stirring and strong ser
mons on subjects Of unusual interest TO
members Of the church. Father curtain
| gave the first talk, which was by way
"f a short preliminary explanation %
the purpose Of ihr mission. a. not in
tended for great sinners. but for the
mass Of the congregation whom they
I nope, To make better Catholics. moro sin
cere. and ardent in tho practice Of their
religion.
Father john Costello delivered a very
strong sermon, taking for hts theme
What both it Profit Man to Gain the
| Whole World and Suffer the Loss OF
| His Own Soul"
| The mission was formally opened at
| Father Curtain spok" o. Indulgence"
giving an interesting and explicit rxbla-
! uatiOn OF tho term which lie said was
misunderstood. Rev, +: ]. Brown Off
! said by each Of the missionaries. Rev.
Father Edward St"nbrunn"r. Rev.
Father J. 4. Costello and Rev. Father
| W. l.. Curtain.
| which proved very practical at the even
! ing service. wa. the action Of thu
| Daughters Of Isabella. who volunteered
/ 70 act as uSherS. AS the problem Of
seating pNoplc at the cathedral on any
| special occasion ~ munontouS one
owing Ia tho size Of the congregation.
which has greatly outgrown tn" church.
and owing IL the fact also that tho mis-
SiUns arc attended by members Of all
parishes il is difficult to arrange for
seating. and tho daughters 0f Isabella
! contributed greatly Ia the comfort Of
:hc congregation by the efficiency with
! which they handled the crowd. Tho fol-
lowing members Of the organization
were in charge: Mrs. w. i. Lear and
! Miss Esther He'll took charge Of the
middle aisle: Miss Margaret MCC ah"
and Miss MCCireHl wore in charge Of ST..
Ioseph's aisle: Miss Martha Hughes and
Miss Helen Fitzgerald. Of tho Blessed
, Virgins aisle. and Miss Catherine Far
ley and Miss Angela kallcnbach. of the
gallery.
Services will h" held every morning
and evening throughout tho miss on. At
the evening mission there Will he two
sermons delivered This week tho mis-
sion viii I've devoted t" the women. next
week 80 tn" men Of the congregation.
III. rollnwinE TWO weeks I" non-Cath-
, uiics. and tho week after, L" the chill
drCn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23
FRENCH MEMORIALS
ARE PLACED IN s.
OHIO co. HOMES
Tribute Of France to Boys VINO 9aVe
Lives to CruYi the Hun

slxty-two certificates sent out by the
French government recognizing the ser
vices Of Ohio county men who fell DC
fore the guns of Germany in the late
war. we're distributed yesterday to 'hr
nearest relatives of tho men. The mem
nrial certificates were given out by a
committee Of the local post OF the Amer
icau Legion. under the leadership or
post Commander William j. Gompers,
The certificates. which are Handsomely
engraved and signed by officials OF the
French government. arc given as
slight recognition of the services 81 inc
men who fell under the Stars bnd stripes
during the titanic conflict with the Eun'
only sixty-two Of the memorials were
eiven ont although there were s:NtE-
seven American boys from Ohio county
who made the surfemc sacritlr'' Inc
other five certificates were unaccou'''-
o,Lv DELAYED in transmission. but they
viii be delivered as soon as they arrive
in the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23
DR.. CRACRFT IS
! 76VH BIRTHDAY
IN W A. cRAcEAFr, ST. OHIO
couNrxts OLDEST PRAcrrT1oN-
m, WILL QUIETLY OBSERVE
18TH BRrHDAY TODAY.
horn On Farm Near washington Pa.
Int Has Resided Hero Practically
Ms Entire Life.

DR.. William \. Cracraft. Sr.. one OF
the most widely known physicians and
surgeons In this part Of the country and
q man who il known by almost every
man, woman and child. and celebrate th2
18th anniversary Of his birth today. ut
His homo on National Road, Elm Grove
He will be alone. however. in tn" cole
bration. as the great George Washing
TOMS memory Is being fttingly observed
today throughout tho land.
DR.. Cracratt was born In Washington
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23
WOMEN BRATER THAN MEN

Women often do their daily tasks in
home. office or factory while suffering
pain or misery that would put a man in
he'd. However. much OF women's suffer
ing can be RllcViatcd. Backache. sore
muscles. stiff joints. rheumatic palms.
dizziness and like symptoms are caused
by disordered kidneys and bladder. Mrs
Thos. Davis. Montgomery. Ind. writes:
Il doctsred several months without re-
lief. when commenced using Foley
Kidney Pills. and got relief. Fight bot
Ties cured me-" Safe. harmless: quick
results. Sold Everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23

home town. coming To Elm Grove tn
1871 and has resided there ever since
Despite his years. DR.. Cracraft Is our .
active and continues to practice his
chosen profession, bringing cheer and
relief to patients and friends. who love
him for his individual worth and useful
citizsnship.
Among the physicians Of Ohio county
mono has a higher place Of esteem thaa
DR.. CracMtt. During his hfty-thrco
years In the profession much OF his
work has been done as friend OF hu-
manity rather as rcnumcrative busi-
ness.
The Old Doctor" as he Is affection
atelY called by hi, innumcrable admirers
and friends. has the hearticSt wishes Of
tho entire community IN tho observance
Of his birthday. which VIII be quietly
passed at his home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23

county. Ia. February %. 1874, but spent
most of his life in this vicinity. ~
the beginning OF the Civil War he was
q student in the old West Alexande!
Academy, but he left the school room
To become one of the Confederate Volun'
tecrs who went from Wheeling anu
vicinity and became the we'll known
company Of Silver Grays. This was
mustered in as Company G. Twenty
seventh Virginia infantry. in Stonewalfs
brigade. Two years later he Joined the
Twentieth Virginia cavalry and was
second lieutenant during the remainder
Of the war.
After the war he entered the Univsrs-
ity OF Virginia as a medical student and
in 1867, began the practice in his old
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23
K. Of {. HONOR
/ FORTY DEAD
HOLY MASS AT ST. JoSEPHS CA
THEDRAL SUNDAY MORNING.
Followed BY Impressive Rituahstic
Memorial Service in Afternoon.

carroll Council No. |0f. knights ~
.,Inmhu. ,csIcIG4, rad tribute :"
,I,ueo If her mcmuci> W hr have crossed
tho rrs., divide. In all. forty members
| ,,r tho cnrur.,I Az. now numbered un he
ran or ,hus, ~ J.. ha,, died. This mum
b., ;r,Iud,s s,,u ,rT ,hc mos, JnSluen-
| go, ,,,,, ,L, Lo,, ever taken the oil.
rr,,., ~ ,,,hrl,. EurhIhnod mon
!, ,b,s. ,Jorcs can meyer hc fillvd in the
h.ar,s ~ tho Euirh,s
AZ , lifting ceremonial ~ rcmcm-
hranre IF thor departed hr"rh"rs. the
| ,,,u,bc,s nr rL. ,.,.,u,rlI gathered To-
.r,hnr ., 20 Yesterday morning at the
,,,rrou ,r,b vh,.rc they rr,parrd 20 at
tend =. Irsr,,h',, cathedral! III a body.
\, Inc church at .irh, n'rIn,k holy mass
was sa,d for tho >uurS rr the dead
| Al 90 tho council gathered together
AGAIN m the, auditorium Of the Carroll
| club where rIIuai.>IIr services w"r"
! bold II. mnm"rrau hcautfil pro-
/ gram wnS rrud, r,d imriuding several
! musical numbers coupled with num-
hor nr addresses y ,hc close 81 Tho
services rha rnu,l,.d stood with bowed
! heads q 'hc death roll &C ia" uI@an'%a-
: i!un was rrHd.
! Following !e 4 list "f 'h"S" to whom
, lrlhutc WAS pad Yesterday afternoon:
Michael !. LOTUS
Martin J. Duffy
George, \. Truschrl
B capt. \. \ carney
pr william Oals
i Frank ADAMS
, L. ]. began
ora TiguN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23
The / aylor lhorofare
WHEELING AND CHARLESTON'SP ?. 0.S
ARE CENTRAL ACCOUNTING POINTS

the counties Of Boone, Braxton, Cabeli,
Calhoun, Clay, Fayette, Gilmer. Greer.
brier, Jackson. Kanawha. Lincoln, L6-
ran Mcdowell, Mason, Mercer, AinEc.
Monroe. Nicholas, Pocahontas, Putnam.
ster. Writ. Wood. Wyoming. ! - I
Wheelins-All counties Of West Viz.
ginia not served by Charleston.
This latest order involves many.
changes in congratulated connections.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23

Women who do their own
homework can keep their
hands soft and white with
Lily Cream. A harmless
skin lotion that is rubbed
into the skin, curing chaps
and healing any roughness
or redness at once. All reli-
able drug stores. Large size
SOC. Small size 25c.-A">'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23

BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAMrs--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23
SENATOR ROSENBLOOM
MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT;
DIR. DICKEY WON'T RUN

The ras, week has brought few IN
teresting incidents in the poIihcal SIT
uati0n. Chief interest Ccnters IN inc
fact that Dr. John l.. pick"y. Of this
city. who has been favorahly discussed
az q possible candidate for tho Repuhli-
can nomination for congress- came OH,
Saturday night with III" announcement
that he could not consider allowing his
name placed on tn" ballot.
CoincidentalIy. there appeared tn" for
nal announcement Of Mr.. Ben l.. tns-
cnbloonI. former state senator from
Ohio county, IF his candidacy for III"
Republican nomination for congress.
Mr. Roscnblocm comes out upon IN"
platform of one who believes that
There J. need of independence among
those whose duty it Is Ia enact laws.
and that the world is made M Of
facts. ard not theories. II" declares.
in his announcement. for more dollars
for the wOrkinGman. reduction in GOV
crnmrnI operating costs, 4 reduction III
,.>cs and bond system that viii place a
part Of tho cost Of The world war upon
future generate the building Of a
merchant marine. hitter conditions FOR
labor. government bonds for cN-S"rvi""
men equal 10 $50 for each month they
were in service and against The "yok"
Of the Anti-Sainnn League.
The first congressional district may
have a third .'and!dat" IN the person Of
Judge H. NJ. Willis. If W"tz"l county.
AMI possibly a fourth III STAT" SENATOR
i. W. Santrr. Who ais" halls from W.T.
zr'
- far. Hon. Charles T.. Inrrtgnn. a.
Nuuud~lil. ami Senator E"s"ub!u"IH
arr the only nv"w"d CamdIdHl"~ Tor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23

BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAMra-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23
PA1AIYE1D II sz1U1

BCENOS AIRES, Saturday, Feb. 2l--
Dispatches from Rosario say that the
activities Of that port are virtually par
alyzed owing to a strike Of stevedorea.
! The men demand increased wages and
n score Of trans Atlantic vessels which
are loading grain are being held owing
to the strike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23

The minds of thn~" wh" PERSISTED ~
hri!rNimr Ihut Attorney tall - S'hnIIdt
" II be- :. 'andIda', Tor tn Democrat"
uumiTHtiuu for prosecuting attorney "I
Oh" ''ur.nly VIII h'' ~"i at res ~ TIA"
ANNOUNCEMENT that MIR schmidt hn-
taken NJ his residence. Temporarily Al
least. IN T">a~ Among Mr Schmid'>
close friends. however. II has hecn
known for months that he would not l."
a cand dale this year solely for The
reason that. although horn and reared q
prmocrst. he feels that he could not
support party which clings to Wood
row Wilson as IL Sleader.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23
SCOTTISH RITE GUARD DINNER

dinner will be given for the Scot.
fish Rite Guards on Tuesday evening
February cath. at s o'clock. in tho John
w. Norris Scottish Rite Cathedral IN"
affair 10 promised to be q very interest
Ing one and all members Of the guar
are requested to be on hand.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-17
PERSONALS.

Mis-. f. G. kapp. of Washington,
Is here to spend the weekend with
Mrs. P. w. Letter. South Raleigh
street
Messrs. George D. Aiken, S. @.
Davis, c. A. Talbert and Charles
Proctor were some of the prominent
Bedington folk in town today.
Mr.. j. G. Mayfield. OF Charleston,
representing the state tax commits
sioner, is In the city looking after
Inheritance taxes.
Mr. and Mrs j. r.. Gaskell. OF
Fairmont. were guests at the Hotel
Berkeley last night
Mr.. r. u. Pancake. of Cumber.
land. is business visitor today In
the city.
Mr.. Hugh l.. Byrer. OF Philippi, is
city visitor today.
Mr. Robert Phillips, who under
went a surgical operation at the
City Hospital, has returned to his
home In the city.
Mr.. S. l.. Dodd, Jr.. OF Little
Georgetown. is n business visitor
Friday in the city.
Mr.. J. r. Harley and family have
moved from Woodrow avenue to
327 South Queen street,
Mrs. Lorena Bremen liz quite sick
ut her home on East Moler avenue,
due to complications resulting from
an attack OF the flu.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-17
BERKELEY FRUIT
nv FINE SHAPE

Mr.. u. Gold Miller. of Gerrads-
town. whose knowledge of fruit cul-
ture places him in the forefront. Ia
quite optomistic as to the crop this
season. Mr.. Miller. who was IN town
today on business. when asked II the
recent cold weather had seriously
affected Berkeley fruit, stated that
he made careful examination
through his orchards and found con
ditions very good. The only mater
lei damage he discovered was In re-
gard to tho early June apples. a
white apple, about the very first To-
mature in this section. Only O few
buds were found TO have escaped.
Other early varieties suffered slight
injury. but tho winter apples are
entirely unhurt. He also failed to
find any great damage to peaches
plums. pears, etc, and pronounces
conditions good
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-17
WARN PUBLIC OF
DANGEROUS DRUGS
Medical Authorities Alarmed
BY Indiscriminate Use
Of Patent Medicines.

Prominent medical authorities
have repeatedly pointed out to the
laitv the dangers which lie In the
careless dosing of themselves with
the porent drugs found in many pat
ent medicines. Many of these
merely temporarily relieve tho
symptoms of some grave disorder,
and leave the patient In a worse
condition than before.
A reputable physician should al
ways be consulted in cases OF seri-
Gus Illness and the cause OF the
trouble determined before attempts
ing treatment.
Much OF the nervousness, head
ache, insomnia, biliousness, rheu-
matism, chronic dyspepsia, consN.
patton and their attendant sympS
toms of tired body and lack OF en-
ergy. are due TO impaired function
ing of the stomach and inteBtineas
Good food properly digested, il the
source of all strength and health.
A safe aid to digestion and elir1-
nation of body poisons is "Dri-Tons
ic," which 10 composed OF harmless
ingredients used with success ~
physicians everywhere. This new
scientific compound has an agree
able taste and It's use gives keen
zest to eating and makes digestion
n pleasure. Two ounces OF the
"Dri.Tonie" compound mixed with
water makes quart OF efficient
temperance tonic. Sold by all up
TO date druggists under a money
back guarantee. ~
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-17
BOSTON CHIEF
DENIES DRY" LAW

Prohibition has caused no increase
in crime, nor have the crooks of
New England become cleverer or
more nimbie-witted because OF the
alcoholic restrictions, according to
superintendent of Police Crowley.
says a dispatch from that city to
the International News Service.
The superintendent takes issue
with Chief of Detectives Edenburn,
of Pittsburgh. The latter declared
that crooks were attempting more
sensational exploits since their wits
were no longer befgddled by liquor
Said Superintendent Crowley:
"In the first place the men who
are considered the flrstgrade crooks
never use liquor anyway. They
have to be always alert and in pos
session of their every faculty. Safe
robbing. or whatever IL may have
been. was their business. and they
would no more think of going TO
their work with a befogged brain
than a lawyer or business man.
quite often the big crooks are
users of drugs. But even with this
weakness the real criminals are
rarely addiets. They do not use the
drug TO rouse up sufficient nerve to
commit the crime. they use 1t after
the crime is successfully accompli-
shed as rest TO nerve and brain.
Prohibition had no effect what.
ever on this class of crooks. az our
records show. He is doing his work
much as usual. neither more nor less
often than before July l last.
There is. however. one type of
crime that prohibition has put a stop
to very effectively. This is wife
beating. The records show that as
saults on wife by she husband
have become very uncommon now
These were almost always brought
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-17

Governor John J. Cornwell dehv.
cred the principal address Thurs.
day afternoon during the second
day OF the West Virginia Whole
gale Grocers' Association at Park
ersburg.
Governor Cornwcll spoke partic-
ularly OF the orgy of extravaganza
and of tho restlessness that -
sweeping the country today. and, IN
referring to the railroad strike, *;
pressed the opinion that the rail-
road problem was most serious
one, and that II 1t were not adjusts|
ed the roads might revert TO G0vs|
eminent direction or ownershipy'
which condition would pave the
way for government control OF Oh
industry and would lead TO the 81
tablishment of a condition such qM
is faced in Russia today.
The grocers held their annua&
banquet and attended the theatro|
that evening with Governor Corn*
we'll as honor guest.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-17
70 wnoM IT WAY CONCERN

notice is hereby given that J. w.
LOCKE, residing IN Berkeley Coun.
ty. West Virginia, viii apply to the
Circuit Court Of said County On the
GOTH Gay Of APRIL 1920, at the reglt.
lar term II said Court then and
there to be held. for license to ca.
~ a revolver or other pistol under
the provisions Of the Act to amend
and re-enact Sec. 7, Chapter II 4.
Code az West Virginia, relative 10
offenses against the peace.
4 8 lot ]. w. LOCKE.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-17
MADRID is TO
BE METROPOLIS

A staff Correspondent Of the In
ternational News Service and the
London Daily Express says-Mad-
rid is the most rapidly developing
city In Europe. II she was once
merely a political necessity. fore
sight and privilege are assuring
also her economic prosperity The
only city in Spain with fast railway
service in all directions, she ia ac-
curing control OF the business Of
the whole country. Money is being
spent lavishly on her improvement.
Great avenues are being driven
athwart tho old narrow streets. The
rapid growth Of her population and
widening Of thoroughfares mean
the displacement of residential
streets
Mi1dle-ciass Madrid is moving to
the outskirts, and in the arid desert
is arising a. garden city. But many
workmen's dwellings have also 20
be moved. and the electric under
ground from the heart Of the city
10 -Four Crossroads" opened six
ulDALLs 49, - ESESAbAdiAy d. WI ~
mems railway. Tts extension is be
ing pushed forward. though lifts
and rolling stock are late in deIiy-
cry from causes which Influence all
Europe to-day It runs a three
minute service.
The new buildings are among the
finest modern structures IN Europe.
Madrid has two Of the newest and
best hotels and one Of the most pic
turesque Though not on OF the bestl
golf courses on the Continent. Also
the plague Of heggars seems TO be
decreasing In her streets, il total
eradication IL not to be hoped for
The mov.ment OF residential Mad
rid toward the suburbs may at last
remove the prejudice against trees,
and with rational irrigation the
Madrid desert" may be restored TO
its wooded character Of four cen
turtles ago. The city emblem "a a
tree bearing fruit.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-17

Notice is HEREBY given mat John
F. Wagner and Reeves H!ll, EN-
ployes Of the Pittsburgh Limestone
Company residing in Berkeley
county. W Va. VIII apply to the
Circuit Court Of Berkeley county
W. Va, on the 20th day Of April,
1920 al 10 o'clock a. m. FOR license
to carry weapons under the proyis
Ions Of the act OF the legislature
OF 1909, entitled An act to amend
and reenact SEC. Of Chapter 14S
OF the Code OF West Virginia, reIa-
tive 70 offenses against the peace.
JOHN r WAGNER,
REEVES HILL.
2 lar
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-04-17

on by the husband being drunk and
not being aware OF what he was do
ing at the time.
Also prohibition has lessened the
number OF assaults ON the street.
These were generally brought on
by drunkenness.
But for the master criminal, the
safe blower. the bank robber. the
con man. prohibition has had no ef.
feet whatever. in my opinion"