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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
PACK " yorR TROUBLES,

\ great many irregular things which
were done In an entirely patriotic spirit
albeit they were irregular nnd perhaps
not too discreet. were III" natural ar'
commandment ~ our huge aud swift
mobilization. One such irr"Rnlailly was
"A telephono call when vs. we're IN the
mort NJ cmharka,ion from Texas hoy.
lie told W ihnt II might bc Just as Wen
for us To- gcg ont 10 Camp Mills to- SEE
him thai evening about dinner time 10
cause his outfit was MAKING quarters
ready Tor an incoming outfit. In our
.ngernes. ". houb.likc asked II Com
many y had received sailing orders. In
decd no. hut get cut to Camp Mills IN
"A hurry.
Al Camp Mills We ate with the boys
and We watched the silnpl" ceremony
OF their le,v. IL American soil ANA
heard che last Instructions II the com
handing office. read and only Kept our
bldhbcr hack becausc We were We'll
ashamed at II IN the presence ~ those
quiet pleasant fellows taking the thing
as "A matter uf tact. showing neither
brn,adu nor III, hGdow of fear. know
ing they couldn't all come back but
showing that knowledge only IN se're
| tive kindliness tn the other fellow b1'
aus. h. might bc thu one who didn't
And before we lett We w"r" able 1"
share their genuine huryancy NJ the
I though, that they who had ~ irkod un
Ter delay were actually tn gu 10
| France.
/ AT about two in the morning We were
! Weakened los the nund ~ marching In
tho street below ~ perhaps 10y the low
chorus ~ their voices. From III" WIN
dow ". looked down on their splendid
| files. IN. overseas caps Jaunilly ana
proudly high. and this time KEEP, hack
no tears. for We couldn't 80" their
/ faces. as we listened To- them singing
luwly. gladly lightly, Pack up your
troubles In your old Kit hag and smile
smile. smile" And always that popular
song viii h. To- NJ In some sort, re-
uuirm, "a requiem for the crusaders in
the greatest sacrifice Ia save the world
from migh,.rulo since the cruciliNion.
To-day that song comes lowly sung
from the avenue u every thought We
take and calls us Ia fresh resolves, re-
solves to kccp alive the spirit Of CRATE
ful and unrcmiiting care for the perma'
Inontiy disabled. resolves for a higher
and quicker spirit ~ citizenship which
may IN some measure repay the men
who give their lives and thos. who liv,
In homer without them. resolves that NJ
burden ~ rohnhili,a,ing government nj
Of bearing financial strain IL too great
10 bc packed In our old Kit hags and
manly carried wichita falh Record
News
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
lii. 4 snar al the Sinrt.

Discover. that the man who headed
~. first Stacker" LET II world war
veteran very naturally has given
nauso 10 Chicago newspapers that have
been puhllshing IN. names oi th"s" al
legged a. have failed to register for mill
tary service under the seleciive draft
hw. Three newspapers have announc.
"a thpl Rln refrain from publishing
eddiiiun1i names until greater accuracy
100 their comuililtion II assured. Thus
~" plan o. expose the persons who
fr.ipd their epuntry IN time Of wrr has
Lit sngr az the start
This ,uih,f was to have been expert
- Tho tast ri checking the millions
~ NAMES on the registration list was
enormous Mistakes were certain. and
~. govsrnm.nt appreciated this fuzzy
IulHHatitn II the lists was delayed
months otter months while effortn were
mad. 10 insure az far as possible that
no person bc wrongfully pilloried a. a
"sllck.r" And the government cyor
went 80 far az a. consult the at,orney
general regarding 10 liability In eases
q err. Bm despite all precautions
the lsts contain inaccuracies.
What 90 de- about the mas"r u
kumty problem. No on" desires lu see
any daft dndgcr' escape; Yet every
one objects 30 any injustice "a MAJ
who responded a. his rouniry'H eat
pn the Old lornl theory that " " b'ft'l
f1r many guilty pffonn t. crcaii pa
lahmeni rather than that me inn"c'i'
p,tron should suffer a.. publication "
tine hris should hs disf niinu''l. if"'
this is don. the natter should b"i 70
permitted o. stop there. Ssar'h fur th
"sla,kefE' should continue.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
si.lCKEB LIST II DANGEROUS

The News has ahstained from printing
the Stacker HIST FOR the reason that
1, does not feel that publicity may h.
given without the possibility OF dam
aging some worthy man. We have been
convinced tina, since the United States
government has its modes II punish
mcnt--thpse aside from ,hc publicity ex'
pscted through the prcss-,hat these
should b. applied first.
Numerous Instances have come 10
llgh, In which the Innocent and brave
Ame. lean soldiers have been unduly hu.
INFLATED and injured through errors In
these lists This II the sole reason we
abstain. and certainly none could think
otherwise. Those who participated In
the World War from America have
earned an honored place IN our es,lma
ton. Thsy have taken highest rank. and
we feel that they should no, be EN-.
barrass-d or insulted. even though the
desire TO hold up 90 the accusing gaze
of their fellows. ,hos. who failed 10 act
the part IL men during tina, struggle,
when history was being made both a,
homo and across the seas.
To Us the American Legion Is the
greatest among organizations designed
by men. and the Legionnairos and those
eligible 20 become such are thu highest
expression az patriotic devotion to their
country and TO the principles Of world
liberty and freedom. Holding them thus.
q n easily TO h seen how regreiahle
I, would h. to punish the name q even
one such on the Stacker list" The
names ~ these heroes rather belong IN
the hall ~ fame 81 this city. this county,
state and natlon--os the whole civilized
world.
The following editorial II taken from
the Mckinney CourierG Gazette. and H.
Illustrates Ia what extremes We may 70
IN the matter Of erroneous publication
Of the Stacker list:
"Tho first man named on the Stacker
list released at Fort sheridan. I, wat
discovered. was a Lieutenant colonel
His name was William Sutherland IA
ccn. Bacon. II was asccrtained wal
no, only gull,lcss OF the Stacker charge
hut had a conspicuous record as a vol
un,eor In the service. rising from III
rank of private 10 that OF Lieutenant
colcpg He IL member OF the Amer
ican Legion. Three Chicago newspaper
have announced that until greater ac
curacy IL attained in the lists publ
cation would no, be- made"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
Market News
COTTON ADVANCES
sTtADfx9BtT
GENERAL MARKET otAeEs
| STEADY, WITH. ADVANCE
OF TEN POINTS

by Associated PrAs
NEW YORK. Juno 3.--Further light
catering liquidation was readily ab'
'orbcd Ia the vottun market during to-
ay's early trading and after selling off
q i3.3s October raised To- i3.bs. The
'lnse was i3.5, ior that position With
he general market closing steady AZ
net advance NJ 10 TO IL points.
l.iIefpuul was little better than du.
md thu market here opened at n de-.
line IT onr point on March hut gener'
lily unchanged to points higher.
There was n little scattered selling M
well M continued liquidation by hnldl.
~ who had b.cn disappointed by fail.
irr ~ low end May condition figures
10 create a broader demand. These Of
ciings sent prices about two To six
,0ints lower shortly after thu opening,
luly selling off ~ ll.si and Deamhcr
$50, 4 favorable weather map pro-
ably increased the disposition 10 iiqul.
late long contracts bat the selling was
cry llght following yesterdays rcac.
Ion, and the market turned stca,licr
during the afternoon ou fpvcring. July
sold NJ tn RISE and December i3.as az
to ~ paints ne, higher AMI the clorc
MAS within point ~ two ol the hyst.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
Foreign Countries Save Babies

Childrcn's health ccnters anh sys,c'
matte hum" visiting have saved the
lives ol Thousands NJ babies IN Europ'
can countries. \ report on lnfln,
Welfare WORK IN Europe recently In.
sued by thu 4. \. department of labor
d,sliI.a TIA. DEVELOPMENT "i infant wei
fare measures .n six foreign countries
ma points out the cluS" relation cS
sting letwccn the work aud rcduc'
ton IN infant mortality.
IN England and Wales during the de-
cad. iSgi.l?0O the infant mortality rate
W4s ii2. while for the ten year perior
ta1l.lgi0. the time of growing activity
IN infant welfare work. the rate fell
o. igs within little over a yenr. ow'
.ug e. tho government grants III" mum
Ter ct h,silth centers Increased from
iczs than $50 t. LES. Between 1914
iud 1915 the number of health visi
tHr-" rofo from 600 Ia mon. than 5000
This tspiuHun In infant welfare work
vas aeon panied by IA steady dcclin'
IN infant mortality. Ia 1919. In spite
e wat ,ondltlous. the rate was the low
ct over before recorded. In Austtia
aud G'rmuny yrior 20 the war larg'
cities loo general lurt fewer babies l'ci
800 born alive than rural districts nj
.rall communities. The decrease II
/ infant u,'a tally Ia towns IN these ooun
I tries dates from the Introduction
! inolern " fant welfare measures. Thu
condition ~ young babics la belgium
1uH iri IN the war described. accord
.ng t. Tho r.pni az l'ciier Than nor
rni swing largely to the work of tn
health e,nt"Is wnirh. during the wat
ln,r,ee.d from 20 a. over zoo. II
Frame the lowest infant morinlit
tniss ~. for Paris wberc the CREATES
',s,'oinuen, oi infant welfare work hn
aiken place AMI where mothers and bt
lies have thc b,nciit &c ntunsrou
hsnl,h .crtris IN charge "f specialist
ir chl!i n, giene.- santa ~ New Mex
eau.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
MURDER CuNrI>ttS

Its murder murder. inurdr'' .HUry
as brings about itE iUll e. ,uu.. I'M
taking % ht'. Troubles iu tie emily
.c.m {, ho greatly iu tine .ad ls the
causes ui murder IN. ruiula. 90 %
home B. something that 81 M,N 90
1.rfy man cor a woman 90 .nu'it the
.t,st .ash act Ntt this b. 'oius H. mo-
Ntry day. Thr other fellow o.. nuiu-
ultimate with SOME other mu's wtt,
rad vice versa. NJ do not know whc.
n,r There is much diif'r,nr, ua O. who
% 10 1hmc aud tho r,sul' is lU.nll'
IA, samp. Tb'rr u u rvu,ly ;at tbs
Vi tho treatment must begin r.". anil
y win tJkt many YEARS {, care { u.
The sod ia fashioned WAY q iii,ius
h.lGl,u W,N have tu hu gone hJrS To-,
nd the system 90 mIrrlbiV o. tho nat.
ID States win have t. have many ~
yuI, testiCuurs thrown about -r'.
driciions th1t will cause young 'oliu
Ia know what they arc dp.ng before
they n.hr he v,ty Important ..'p In
nic--that uf selecting q lie cump1ui N.
when this H. done The pHrcruiiLc -
,rlm, viii hr gtrg tly reduced w' are
SURE. sos whcr ta, proper atf7t, 8us
.Xlsi h.twccn the husband orl wife.
tloy, N.l utt arise the dHiurnync"s
10 the hom. that Will allow tho i,rla'c
of others in'u the li' ut either lUy nus.
land "a wit. and many thuuurJs ~
,rugodi,s viii %, uNott'd--i.ubhuck Ava.
.anChc.
IN, lpogr.ng awful facts rocountcd
~ Editor pDW. nav, u', in 10. least
inclined any 20 shy. The law dorsn I
prohibit aud ior that reason, should b"
repealed and o., grug.o KIN and slny nH
th,y may De- inclined This is the ar.
..umonl tina, Is used In conn, ',iun with
lhp MOBILIZATION law. isn't ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
SUNDAY SCHOOL ADVERTISING

In every community In all this portion
az the southwest and throughout the
United States In some measure. churches
and Sunday Schools receive liberal
measures % free publicity a, the hands
81 the newspapers. The newspapers do
no, claim Immunity from Investment,
In cash In the various activities Il the
churches. by reason ~ the free space
devoted 10 the religious work Of the
community.
The following from a recen, Issue
~ .he Wheeler County Texan. publish.
cd AT shamrock. apropos of Sunday
School advertising. is reproduced:
In this issue. as well az IN las,
weeks may b. found a quarter.pa page
advertisement Of the Methodist sun
day School.
so far AZ Is knoSn. this IL the larges.
regular advertisement carried hy sun
day School In Texas. The advertise
ment IL charged Tor NJ the regular ad
vertising rate. and l. paid for by III,
Sunday school
Mr.. Hill, the superintendent. state,
tina, he realizes tina, advertising spac.
H. the newspaper mans stock IN trade
and that he would no more think Of ask
ins for free space than h. would o.
asking a merchan, 10 donate him q
suit OF clothes"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04

that everything was donated FREQ
gratis for nothing"
There has come a great change In
matters pertaining ~ religious WORK
and the incident publicity The churches.
many ~ them. are taking their places
In the advertising as well az In the
news columns ~ the papers. and tho
results seem to warrant ia fullest meas
IRE such expenditures AnneXcs are be-
INK built. new church structures erected.
extra room IL hcing taken In theatres.
halls and other places. with steady
expansion throughout. That this ~ due
In measure ,o the fact that "mying ns
well rs praying" is In vogue. there can.
not h. the least doubt,
Ministers are today really living nv
the Gospel " and the ministry ls taking
Us plac" among the other professions
IN appeal to talented and qualified Young
men aud women, u ~ longer nprur
rry IN such degree ~ hcrotofor, ~
one io sacrifice his or her earning nhil.
n.y. In order to enter actively into the
ministry, The salaries paid have hocn
md are being increased to that point
where the worker maylN, IKE those en-
gagged IN other lines This is result uf
getting the r,ligious,work ~ the prcsen,
dny OF the donation" s'frcc" and
gratis list.
Newspapers l,yv 'HT'Thurrhos and ap.
prociaic the fact that they are dung
noble and enduring worls tMuugh their
/ sunday Srho,ls ana other activities
They viii continue 90 invest not only
N" money necessary according 90 their
ability Tor the upkrrn ~ the program
but likewise The free, space. hut ~ the
same time they are not unmindfui 1T
The fact that some ~ the communities
are alive to the tact that u pays to
take paid space in the advertising col.
umns ~ the newspapers. as means ~
expanding tho field ~ activity ~ the
church and SUNDAY school Evidently
the people en- the OUTSIDE M, attracted
to n movement that ~ uh'mlly ndv.r.
tired M" other worthy enterprises ~
the community
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
WHEAT DECLINES
AFTER ADVANCES
HITS HIGH MARX FOR JULY
DELIVERY, BUT CLOSES
THREE CENTS DOWN


CHICAGO. June a. sharp srthaok'
IN the price ~ wheat took place iodn,
after the market had touched n nav
hlEh record quotations Tor July dehN
cry. The finish was heavy at 3hc t.
. SIDE net decline with July f.3i Il
slsih Corn lost Nc 60 2c ana ost
5io o. lc. IN provisions the outcom
varied from 2i.c decline Ia Dc advance
whoa, values began to break M snoi
aH the opening figures were poste'
showing that the scas0ns high price ~,
ora had again been out dne. II wat
aid that Italy would need 0ooo, o0'
hu. hels ~ wheat this season ns against
no dn',ooO bushels last season.
Co.n and oats were depressed by &
tont wal of large receipts VI corn. Thu
arrivals ct corn were estimated to t.
tai seven hundred ears. Provision
averaged q little lower In .sympath,
with grain ana hogs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
NORTHWEST TEXAS PRESS

who have reverence for IA" law. an
understanding IT the Importance Il law
enforcement and q realization q III"
responsibilities involved IN jury service.
Burkhurnvtt star
That the jury system II not In
falihlc. II unqu"stionully true. hut 1,
is likewise fact that no hcttcr system
has been devised as an aid Ia the
courts In determining the right In
various htigatod mattcrs. ON the basis
- making use ~ the best M hand the
Jury system viii likely hc with us foI
many days Ia come.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
COFFEE
Ily Arneihl,d Prov

ny NfNtthttd lftsh
NEW YORK June a-Thcrc was u
further advance In the market for cot
lee futures here today with September
contracts selling NJ to III. seven cen,
level or the highest price touched sine,
last April. Tho general market op'ned
II m adyanrc VI ~ To 10 points I'm ~
parts 1T continued irmne@ IN llrazi
and covering 10y trade ~ speculative
shGrts Rusjp"ss MAS not active al
general hut offerings We're light, with
active months sailing ! Ito 20 polnu
yhoyc yesterdays closing figures Tn,
close was within io ; points of thu
losi showing az net advance ~ u t.
n points. Closing bids. ,luly 500, Sep
iomlrr C.Hs. Catcher ,.l2. n~rmh'i
,.as January $40. March az, MnI
7.gg.
spot coffee was roporiod In better
demand NJ seven cents Tor Rio - an'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
WICHITA MARKET

WICHITA, KAN, June 3.--liog r"'
ccip,s GOO. markc,'loc lower; top sac
nplk S;.00H go.
Cattle receipts 500; markc, steady
beef steers s3.5oaSoo; beef COWS and
Ee!fcys s35OHs.Oo: siockcrs and feeder
,3iog '.s5; stock COWS and hcil.rs ss5o
Gs.75: hulls S2,oog 100. calves sS,jon
$50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
coTToNsEED on.


NEW YORK. June 3.-whilc neal
months were aimin relatively steady oi
the stIrngih ut crude, the later Dc
livoiics ct cotton seed oil wer" easier
today because pl commission house ant
local selling. with the close five I
twenty points ne, lower. Prime crud,
3.2iH5 .7i; prime sumner yellow snn'
7.GiG S.Gi; July 1,ii; September "a
December 40. on hid,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
lOCKNEy MAN FINED.


sr-eisl a. IN. News.
r. \. Phelps Pied guilty In two cases
,o the theft e chickens and was given
. fin" ~ twenty dollars and thirty days
N the county bail.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
ilAT0N VOTES FOR
ISSUING Of BONDS
in,eialie Tho New.

'n,cial 10 The News
SLAToN. June AIT the heard clec.
ION held last Tuesday To- vote on sj5.,
40 bonds to construct u water works
Ns'cm aud sai,coo to construct a sewer
Ns,om. both propositions CARVED by
w"rwhclmins maIurl,ics, Tho water
works bonds carried Nv five 20 one
'olc ana the sewer bonds by abou, four
20 one. The vote follows.
Inn A.ui.n N.nII.. I..n-I. IN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04
TEXAS NEWS IIRIEIs

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04

The surprise NJ the election was that
The sewer bond pronosal fell bchlnd the
water works bonds hy only II votes.
\ determined fight was made by some
;l'izcns against the sewer bonds. who
RELY predicted that proppsal would he
defeated.
There was no bitterness marking the
campaign a, any stage, hut each side
u,tled down To busiuesslikc procedure
nd con,cntcd Themselves as best they
could with answering each others AZ.
;uments.
Tho bond RECORD viii I've prepared u,
nee and sent 20 the attorney generals
'epartmcn, nt Austin for approval. ~.
ter which the bonds will h, sid and
work viii star, ON both plants a, an
early date.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-04

DURANGO. Mexico, June a.--icadcrs
u revolutionary bands and robbers. ~.
entity captured In the dir,rlcl ol Oiacy.
havc been taken tu Tcpchuan-s for pub.
H. execution. ..
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-02
HOW TO REDUCE
VARlCOSE VEINS

Many people have become despon'
dent because they have been led to
believe that there Is no remedy
that will reduce swollen veins and
punches.
II ycu will get a two.ounce orig
inal bottle of Moone's Emerald OIL
full strength, at any first class
drug store and apply it at home as
directed you will quickly notice an
Improvement which will continue
until the veins and punches are re
dueed TO normal.
Moone's Emerald Oil is very con
centrated and a bottle lasts a long
time-that's why it is most mex
pensive treatment. 1t has brought
much comfort to worried people all
over the country and is one OF the
wonderful discoveries of recent
years and always bear IN mind that
anyone who is disappointed with its
use can have their money refund
ed. Generous sample on receipt OF
Is cents, silver or stamps. Interna-
tional Laboratories, Rochester, N
Y. Your druggist or all druggists
can supply you. 1t
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-02
A MOST PlTlFuL APPEAL!

TO the Editor Of the Journal:
A call Just eoVing from tic Near
East Relief is most Wgaut. Eighteen
thousand starving orphans at Alex
androplc with only p@il ra.ions for
thirty DAYS and tH1n nothing A
later cable says NO food DIT any
price Tour days more ard we are
finished The Near East Reliefs
worl, extends from ConstansiHople to
the Desert of Arabia embracing
part Of SYRIA, Mcsopotamia and Per.
STA. The disturbed conditions pre-
vent a complete summary at any one
time OF the work of the Near East
Relief; but i has operated sixty
three hospitals with 6.522 beds. 125
clinics, eleven rescue homes, 229
orphanages caring for $1,000 chill.
dren within the buildings and more
than that number outside 1t IS Is.
timated that there are 100000 Ar
nlenians still living.
Berkeley county is still short Of
her quota. Surely We will not fail
these PEOPLE after we have helped
10 keen them alive to this time.
Contributions are falling off and to-
that extent suffering increases. Will
we allow the sun that shines upon
us with our planetv and see us indif-
ferent to their suffering, our hearts
untouched by their cry Of distress?
Surely not Let us take this mat
ter to heart and put it over by stop
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-02
THE WEEKLY
CROP REPORT

Synopsis of Weather and crop
conditions West Virginia week end
hg May 81, 1921:
Continued warm weather prevail
ed during the week, with moderate
to eavy rains in most sections dur
ing The first half. While the condi-
tions were generally excellent for
growth, late corn planting was de-
layed by wet weather. Early plant
ed corn has fair stand and is being
worked. Although wheat is generally
fair to good. there are many com
plants of rust and following. oats
are generally good and potatoes are
excellent in most localities Fruit is
scarce but berries are plentiful.
There was considerable damage by
hail in sections of the extreme east
ern counties.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-02
IN MEMORiUM

In loving remembrance OF oul
dear daughter Elmo Alvetia Soud
ers, who died years ago today
June 2, 1919:
God needed one more angel
Among his shining band
So he smiled on our darling Elmo
And clasped her darling hands.
Smile on us from Heaven Elmo dear
Ask God to lead us when we die
That We may meet our darling baby
Some sweet day by and by.
By her father and mother,
it, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Souders
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-02

Mrs. Elizabeth Cox has returned TO
this city after spending the winter
and spring in Washington.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-02
HEADACHE AND
STOMACH TROUBLE ENDED
NERVOUSNESS,

Nerv-Worth Quickly overcomes
These for Adolp, Shields
Il had had Saint Vitus Dance,
and It left me in an awful nervous
condition" said Adolphus Shields,
we'll known Clarksburg, W. Va
resident. MY head ached great
deal and my stomach was also in
bad shape. | had doctored consider
ably with no results. Two bottles Of
Nerv-Worth improved my condition
wonderfully, and feel Ike a new
man = It is a strange fact. but ner.