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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-29

Appropriations made those still be made for the
beginning
$50 child the according
Washington This
addition such OF 1oal
While the last made in the direction
has attempted add
This
criticism the
being make campaign pledges
believed that when begins consider the
tariff bill the after that there will be
When the administration
the $10noooo00 debt allies
ed there also be improvement exchange
business conditions that Will be greatly beneficial
The will employees
roll December 81 will
be appropriations
The TACT is that when h armstice signed November H.
1915 there about 6o federal District
mmbia. number
July this
skeptca about the ability 10000
employees roll regardless consolidation
efficiency.
January employees dropped and
lost
before beginning atiUaPra
will e
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-29
FINISHING TOUCHES
1T PICNIC GROUNDS
StanSbury's Talk Today-The
Cots Have Arrived.

On Monday and Tuesday the ~"
secretaries visited the camp site
and got it in readiness for the Big
Boys Department Picnic tomorrow.
Safety posts have been planted, and
the creek bottom leyelied and made
more gradual.
Arrangements have been made to
secure a necessary number Of large
16x16 army tents, which will arrive
in time for camp.
Mr.. SALISBURY who was 10 talk to
the boys last evening on Morning
Faces" had his appointment chang
ed to this morning, When about t1ir-
ty-iye fellows eagerly listened to
bis Interesting little talk. It is very
hard re ho.d the average boy. with
Things of a more serious nature. but
Mr. Stan5bury's audience listened at
tentively during the full time taken.
This morning four dozen reguia-
lion steel army cots arrived for the
boys camp which will open the
twenry-frst of July. rhG cots are
rev ones taken from the quarters
masters corps Of the U. S Army.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-29
CHAMBERS FELL ON
THE RAILROAD TRACK
Huntington Man Was Sub.
jeCt To Awful Dizzy Spells
Without Warning.

81 am willing to tell the world
that whatever it takes to build
man up and make him feel fine this
Tanlac's got it," said c. L. Cham
bers. 3139 Eighth Ave, Huntington
w. Va. employed at the c. & o. rail-
road shops.
q don't believe anybody ever had
indigestion any worse than | had and
for four years I didn't eat a meal
without suffering misery afterwards,
At times | had the most terrible
nausea and would get so sick could
not stand up, and at other times my
heart would futter and my breath
come in short, quick gasps. Awful
dizzy spells would come en- me with
out warning, and ore day one OF
these spells struck me and ! fell
right on the railroad track. | did
not get much sleep and got up ia
the morning as tired as when l went
to bed
"The way Tanlac took hold of ms
vas one of the biggest and sladdest
surprise of my life. 1t soon had me
feeling like Il new man and / eat,
sleep and work better than ! have
in years. and never have palpitation
Of the heart or dizzy spells any
more. | wouldn't want to feel any
better than l do, in fact, and Tan.
lac deserves the credit. Il certain
ly does even more than is claimed
for il"
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-29
LARGEST LIMESTONE:
DEVEL OpMENTS IN
STATE NEAR HERE
H. O. RartzeII Issues Lime
stone Pamphlet

II. o. Hartzell, manager CONNER
cial Development Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, las issued an interesting
pamphlet on Lime. Limestone and
Flux" for the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad A considerable portion OF
the pamphlet is devoted to this sec
ton. as follows:
The largest limestone development
in this state is in the Eastern Pan
handle. where the Valley limestones
outcrop over broad areas, with va
rieties adapted to various uses and
large quarry plants in operation
Near Nartinsburg Is found one of
the purest limestones in the country.
with silica under l IL per cent:
carbonate of lime. 80 per cent or
better. Train loads Of this lime
stone are shipped daily for flux to
Pittsburgh and other steel ceuters.
Nearly half . billion tons of this
high-grada limestone are available.
1t is crushed for glass and chemical
manufacture. but its value for chem
ical lime apparently is overlooked.
Near Nlillville and west of Har-
pers Ferry, both north and south of
this railroad, are low silica pure
dolomites used for flux, refractories
and lime, Four companies operate
quarries in this area, with large
acreage available for further devnl-
opment. West of the dolomite are
the largest building lime operations
in the state at Bakerton. north of
Engle.
A pure limestone at keyser is
used for ballast and should be avaii.
able for lime. The Greenbrier lime
stone along Cheat River is used at
cement plant near Rowles5urg. This
limestone outcr0ps for three miles
on the Morgantown and Kingwood
branch, about nine miles from Nor
gantown and about 100 miles from
Pittsburgh.
The Baltimore and Ohio lines in
Virginia are adjacent to limestone
practically their entire extent
Large lime plants are in operation
at Stephens City, Cedar Creek,
Strasburg, etc. In a number of sec.
tions very pure limestone is avail
able for flux and chemical lime. One
new plant has been located for man
ufacture of high-grade chemical lime
Limestone IS used for furnace
flux. building lime, fertilizer. Port
land cement, for chemical lime in
manufacture OF sugar. leather, soap
soda, bleaching powder. smelling
carbide, glass. electric steel, etc On
the lines of TIE Baltimore and Chic
Railroad are large deposits of very
pure limestone and high-grade mag
nesium limestone or dolomite.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-29
COMMENT OVER
WEST VIRGINIA

Senator Fernald says this re
form business has gone on to such
an extent that it IS getting to be
about the sixth largest industry in
the United States 1t is surpassed
only by the steel and iron and cot
ton businesses and agriculture and
printing Most OF printing is taken
up with it, too Petersburg News
It isn't surprising that great
many people question the jurisdic-
ton of the supreme court. A great
many question the jurisdiction of
the Supreme Being-Bluefeld Daily
Telegraph.
anyway. summer is serving not
lee in the old fashioned way that it
is here-Charleston Daily Mail.
Some people modestly disclaim
any claims to greatness, but they
become nightly peeved if you
agree with acknowledgements County
Leader.
The United States is short $4,000
physicians and 1t may have ours.
who won't let us eat anything and
who insists upon OUR resting in
bed. as he calls thrashing about and
GUESSING in it. il it wants him-Ohio
state Journal.
General Pershing Is not even
close to Thomas A. Edison in say.
ing the illiteracy OF American
young men is a disgrace. General
Pershing deplcres the lack of edu-
cation only; Mr.. Edison In his pro.
nouncement following his question.
naire condemned the lack Of speci-
fic knowledge by educated persons.
-Blueheld Daily Telegraph.
Bombing planes must learn that It
is no part of strategy to burn them
selves UP when attacking enemy
submarines. -Morgantown Post.
Inasmuch as money Is scarce, the
/ government will resume the coin
ace OF silver dollars. People viii
take almost any kind of money
now. and when times are good sil
YER dollars make nice paper weights
-Morgantown Post.
The most promising sign Of rec
construction that has vet appeared
IS the dimmlnution in the volume oi
talk about reconstruction Morgan
town New Dominion.
That French corset maker wht
says the time Is coming when mer
will wear cOrsots. must think tht
worlds manhood is IN bad shape
Bluefeld Daily Telegraph.
We are sending our bigges
dreadnaugnts to the west coast No
as a war measure, of course, bu
merely to demonstrate our Pacific
! relations. Fairmon Times
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-29
MartinsburS
In The Past
(Taken from the Files of The
Journal),
TEN YEARS AGO


Mrs. t. S. G. pitzer, formerly Of
this city. dies in a Cincinnati hos
pital
John w Emmert father of At
torney II. H. Emmert, dies at his
home in Washington.
According to announcement the
County Sunday school convention
will be held In this city August
10-11.
FIVE YEARS AGO
Company F Is given great dem
onstration as departure is taken for
Kanawha City camp at Charleston.
business men announce that all
stores Will be closed on July L.
While family is absent fire de
stroys home and contents Of H. F.
Robinson. near the city.
ONE YEAR AGO
Republican city counciImen re-
quest the resignation of Mayor Wilt
shire.
Railroad workers meet here to
take action on unauthorized strike.
Special deputy sheriffs sworn in
at Brunswick to protect property
during the strike.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-29

York dispatch, as exhibited in these
parts. have inspired the Rev DR..
John Roach Straton, pastor Of Cal
vary Baptist church, TO pen poem
which was going through its sec
ond edition in the public prints to-
day
Wrote DR.. Straton:
Mary had a little skirt,
The latest style no doubt;
But every time she got inside,
She was more than half way out"
In a prose foreword, delivered
from his pulpit Sunday night, DR..
Straton declared he did not advo-
cate a return to the old street
sweeping styles.
There is a style for women's
dresses, which is in harmony with
the laws Of sanitation as well as the
principles OF modesty,' he said.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-29
AIMS TO BE
GELVERSNgETH

Mr., Hunter Mauck, OF Winches-
ter avenue, for some time past asso-
eiated with Minors Queen Street
grocery, will next week enter upon
his new duties at Jeweler L. \.
i,cberts. Of North Queen street.
ater Will undertake to learn the
calling Of silnersmith and also daily
NiJh horolas.cal products and
doubtless make a success Of the
. a,
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-29
ALL DIE TRAGICALLY

The death of John Hilton, aged
13, who was drowned Sunday in the
Ohio river, is the seventh child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Hilton. Of
Wheeling, to have met violoent
deaths. John was the last. and the
parents who have seen all their
children laid to rest in the last fif-
teen years are broken heart
ed with grief. The lad went with
the family on a picnic yesterday
and got beyond his depth while
wading in the river and drowned.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-29
KTL3gEP
rs AT OFFICE

Attorney ". c. Kilmer, who was
operated upon some time since in
Washington for gladstone trouble.
when over a hundred gallstones
were removed by surgeons. is able
to be at his Office down town. Can
tain Kilmer looks fine and fresh
and years younger than he appear
ed prior to the operation.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-29
Given a fine watermelon, one is +

Given fine watermelon, one is
not likely to worry much about the
Volstead act.-Morgantown Post.
is the diminution in the volume of
The packers pay the farmers
more for cattle on the hoof than
they receive for the dressed meat
and the hides. You'd hardly believe
that, would you? Yet it's absolute.
ly true. Huntington HeraldJDis-
patch.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-29
RELIGIOUS SINNER.

DR.. c. A. Rogers, colored physi-
clan, part owner of the Mercer
sanatorium and superintendent of
a Bluefeld colored Sunday School,
was arrested Thursday and three
gallons of corn liquor was ground
in the back of his machine. when
he stopped the automobile after
prohibition officers had shot holes
in the tires. The doctor asserts
that he knew nothing OF the liquor
but that package had been given
to him to bring to BluefeId.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-29
CHOIR PICNlCs

The choir OF First Methodist
Episcopal church held a delightful
outing and luncheon at Rosemont
Amusement Park Tuesday night
During the evening there was spe.
cial singing by the quartet and the
entire affair was very enjoyable
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-29
TO STOP GAS,

Application to discontinue ser
vice at Do'bbin. Grant county, was
made to the Public Service Com
mission by the West Virginia and
Maryland Gas Company. The com
mission today postponed hearing of
the application OF the Boone Power
Company Loogan county for an in
crease of rates to July 10.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-29
DOG BITE FATAL.

Thomas Green, six years old, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Green, of
Bedford Road, Md, died on Sunday
morning. The lad was severely bit
ten by a vicious collie dog, about
six weeks ago near his home. The
childs eye. cheek and lip were Sc
verely lacerated by the animals
fangs, and peritonitis followed, re-
sulting in the bows death.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-29
Knockabout
Notes
ADD KNOCkABOUT
BILL TARIET

ALL NANAB'- Many wv
ANYTHING BUT THRIFT
The boast of Charles N. Schwab
that he is still wearing 1911 suit
of clothes is not 50 eaeily accepted
as a proper example OF thrift and
saving as may be intended, says the
Springfield Union. There may be no
proper exception to the general
principles OF thrift and saving, but
as all men are not equal in all re.
spects, so the question of thrift and
saving is subject to variations. We're
1t to be inferred that Mr. Schwab
had bought no new suit since 1911.
Il would not follow that he could not
afford to but it would follow that
he had done more than his share to
check the Development OF the cloth
ing industry. If the customers of
Mr. Schwab's large steel plant
sought to set an example OF Thrift
T.. using only what Mr.. Sehwab S
mills produced ten years ago, he
might discover that shining exam
pies of thrift and gazing were sub
ject to contingent circumstances.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-29
POPULAR CHEF BROWNS

Louis Andre. aged IS, known as
Wheeling's most popular chef, -"
was drowned in Georgian bay at
Franeeyille, Canada Andre, ac-
eompanied a PARTY of local sports
men on a Fishing and hunting trip
in the Canadian wilds. He fell from
a rock into deep waters and was
drowned before his companions
could rescue him.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-29
SUICIDE A MYSTERY

Norfolk. Va. June 29-Mystery
cloaks the motive of Mrs Hazel
Howell, a 16-year-old bride, who
committed suicide in her home last
night. The girl shot herself in the
head and died in an ambulance.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-29
GETS COTS FOR "Yv CAMP.

Four dozen army iron cots, bought
at Louisville by the local Y. NJ G. A.,
arrived today. They will be used at
the camps for boys and girls of the
Association this summer at Camp
Dunn
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-29
At THE BASEBALL GAME

Jones and l had big dispute as
coed friends sometimes will and
We said lot we had better not,
and parted feeling i'll. We did not
soeak for more than week and wild
er the chasm grew. False pride
kept me from making up--and
Jones felt that way too @The
home team needed two runs to win
and the second man up had died, -
but the third man up had a steadier
eve and over the fence he flied.
Then the "rooters" rose with joy
full yell when the next man UP got
a hit and slapped the back of the
man in front and l had a connip-
son fit The back I slapped was the
back OF Jones and he did me the
came and we'rooted" so long and
earnestly that the home Icam won
tho game. Let's co. said Jones.
hauled me his best cigar and Ike
friends of yore. with our troubl s
Ger. drove back to town in his car.
j. Alfred Taylor.
i A NEW VERSION
Scant summer styles. says a New
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-29
VOLCANO ACTIVE
(By international News ServIce.)

Rome, June 29.-The volcano Mt
Stgomboli on the Sicilian coast con-
tinues active but no victims had
been reported todap.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-29
Mr.. FELTY BUYS STORE.

Through an error the name of the
purchaser Of the w. r. Kline meat
market. North Queen street. read &c.
Welty." The name should have been
&c. Feltv'
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-29

We are sending our biggest
dreadnaugnts to the west coast. Not
as war measure, Of course, but
merely to demonstrate our Pacific
ralatioas--Fairmon Times.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-29

That French corset maker who
says the time Is coming when men
will wear cOrsots. must think the
worlds manhood is IN bad shape
Bluefeld Daily Telegraph.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-29

= NEW VEHoFON
Scant summer styles. says a New
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-25
Conviction of Two
Men in Cattle Theft
Case Is Upheld

SANTA FE. Jure 25.-Convlction
of Jack curry AID Doc Curry. In the
district court In Guadalupe. has been
affirmed by the supreme court In an
opinion By Chief Justice Roberts
Justices Parker and %itaynolds con-
curing.
Tho defendants were tried under
an indictment mat charged them In
b first count with larceny, and in
tn second count with the unlawful
purchase Of four head Of sheep.
watch they knew the seller had no
right Ca dispose Of
a. the opening OF tho trial the de-
feuds demanded that the state be-
compelled to say undcr which count
Of d indictment the trial would
proceed. This motion was oVcrrulrd
bus az the cluF" OF tho states case
In chief. the state announced it
wound proceed ON tine second count.
tn supreme court sustained Also
"a similar ease that had been up-
pcaled from Valencia county. In this
vase. Nicolas Mares and Manuel
thcycs were consiCtcd OF the larceny
Of five head of meat cattle. This
opinion too b. by IA. 81 iof Justice.
the ether two members coucurring
The hulding OF the supreme court
on two important points. follows
H. Venue. like am other TACT iu
q cuse. may be- proven by circum-
stantml evidence.
80 The plea Of former jeopardy
mus be- i]nterpus,d at tho earliest
opportunity and IL not. Il is waived
and cannot Zoe raised Cor the first
time after verdict.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-25
Dempsey Flees
From a Diminutive
Process Server

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J., June 2b.-
Jack Dempsey claims he isn't AFRAID
% any man In the world. hut he was
put Co flight last night by the dimln-
utiye sergeant az arms ct the district
court. David Brown. when the latter
met dempsey yesterday with the an
nouucpmtnt that he held "a summons
Tor his appearance In court next Wed
ueEday.
Dempsey turned and ran. Hc ala
not stop until he got into the grounds
of his training camp.
Don't let that man in" he yelled
10 ground guards and they bolted the
gate.
Brown cooled his heels awhile and
then told the court what had hap
pened. The summons u a result Of
a suit brought by u Philadelphia ply
Stefan FOR $500. alleged 10 he part Of
his bill for an operation performed
IN Dempsey.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-25
NAN FOUND DEAD
IN ROOM IN HOTEL
Oklahoman Was Suffer
ing from tuberculosis.
Coroner Jury Finds

Al Voorhees, SO years old and n
resident % Enid. Oklahoma. was
found dead this morning In his room
In the Gleason hotel. where he regis
tered yesterday afternoon. The
coroncr's inquest revealed that he
had been In an advanced stag OF
tuberculosis.
Voorhees, arrived In Albuquerque
yesterday evening. and az one regis
terod AT the hotel where his body was
found this morning. Papers found In
his possession indicated that he was
On hts way TO Phoenix. Arizona.
A letter from Mrs. G. w. Voorhees,
Enid. oklahoma. Indicated hat his
residence was In that city. Gleason
also had a membership In tie Moo-e
lodge ~ Tulsl. Oklahoma. About
fi3c g.. money was found in his pos
session.
The Moose lodge az Tulsa. Okla
hOma has becn notified of his death.
The body Is az French's undertake
ing parlOrs.