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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-15

Stated i'll the simplest terms
here are the direct results Of
advertising:
More moneys worth for you
more money for merchants.
II has been proved over and
over again that extensive adyer-
Using OF meritorious merchan-
disc reduces thu cost and raises
the quality.
The very business life of an
advertising manufactured de-
ponds upon elevating the stand
ard Of his product while he
keeps the price at the lowest
possible point consistent with a
fair profit TO the retailer.
Nobody expects dealer to do
the impossible to maintain an
establishment and sell goods
without making reasonable
profit. Neither does anybody
want TO pay more for goods than
they are worth. And on this
point advertising affords the ut
most IN purchaser-protection.
AdYer;5sing lowers the cost of
goals by increasing the volume
Of production.
Il mul,,llies sales and thus
rsaaas more money for the mer-
char. and manufacturer-more
aaeaes's worth for the consum-
e.
It is sa.fovident. therefore,
ta5t adt rtised goods are natu-
rally representative of maxi.
aum values. 1t would be folly to
advertise an overpriced article,
for the sir0ple reason that com
petition would feed on such pub
licity.
And advertising retailers, like
the manufacturers, make mighty
sure that the products they put
thetr names behind measure up
to the full standards Of quality
and value.
This is time OF readjust-
ments. Merchants are taking
losses in an effort 10 stabilize
business and put it on an
equitable basis for both them.
selves and their customers.
These readjusted prices are mat
tars OF daily occurrence, and
they are OF material importance
to buyers. You will find the saw
ings they offer you featured in
the advertising announcements.
The reliable road. then, for the
shopper to follow. is that which
IL hordered by the advertising
column rules Of the daily news-
paper.
In this way ore is sure 10
reach the stores where prices
are in the proper proportion L.
values-and where you get PR
eisely what you want. In this
way careful and thrifty BUYING
is possible. and the high stand
ard of living of the average
Pre-. rcssive American family
can be maintained.
TIE men ana women who Jet
themselves be guided by the adj
vertising announcement from
dav to day make every dolla
do It's fIll buying duty Tn
find Their homes more ampl'
provided with comforts az
even Injuries They dnd the3s
wardrobes moro generous
supplied with clothing OF bette
quality and newer style-and
they have tho satisfying assn
ance that they are in eyer9
purchase eating tae hest ami
the most that their monev ear
buy
And because this is true.
viii pay YOU ~ read advertising
closely and e9H 4Ht'y.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14
BUL CARS WORRY OVER MONEY
Sensenees--cetn's Sa'pe Steadily
Depreciatias

Satia.-~Steady depreciation OF TIE
Bulgarian leva Is causing anxiety In
state circles and the government ha
taken coercive measures 1" stop all
speculation In exchange. Heavy fines
and eSeu jail sentences will he I'M
posed on anyone dealing Ia exchange
without having the payiasi,, NJ some
foreign bill in view.
Tie bulgarian leva before she war
wns worth ahou, the same us the
French franc or aheut five To the
American dollar During the war the
dollar az one time had purchase
value OF ~ to % lcNas aud now an
American dollar Is worth i25 levas.
All the big banks have expressed
their desire Ia ccllahorate With tho
government In an effort Ia check the
fall Of the leva. bu, I; seems that no
rcmcdy has yet been found.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14

WHEN DID MAN DlE7
Stops Breathing, bun Heart
Beats On for EIgh. Hours.
Ertraerc'nary Case IN Iencoo rzs
Aroused cersi&srahts Interest
In Assdtesl Proeaesssn.

Lnndon.--siuch .atcnesl isas t..ots-
aroused lH medical c.ry)es hers lgy ,1e
extraordinary case u s u,an Ao>e
heart certiHu,i to bat tsr aaa y
elcAt hou> af;,r bg aI In. haA c,.s -
Ihe g0c,.1,. ai:s,a Nh,a - ieaH
l,crUrl
TIE E.an 10 Quo>,las, dns5H5aa. az.
rsrv''Iy haf &son .n gt.sps Eesith aa-
II! NHi~gn. when h. hecar.r t1r-,ss >,
aat p;'eE nvrid have ta,icu sr.s~-, p;
for a seNor HGin Ia his head lie
WAS admitted 10 + hospital slrer',
frua, droVs'ucss 81 Tucss @. tige r,ca
muscles aud headache but there ,yere
no o,!rsr prl;a.uoAy symptoms.
II sos 4ceil"a t4 Qs: the ssasei
fad. apd a'coFupc,y az il -, Gc,ulx
III 'ho HsoriHos tha Hlaas hpart axe
f'fnt'.~' aUd 'cst,>i, sf.pr 4r',i.h .i4'.rs
form a,Ed ether 0cn, adnsu.sr.s,af.
The operation iouk onl, bali m,a-
c,c, bu' uu h'3ua ,aruesl over on rs
bach aea.u lie ccas>3 tn l,rcathr a.
'houah the heart was h,a,irs wei.
trifc.a. ~"~nirE'i'u Mas triei an,.
a. . .p uci1ck ,gacias II the beats
gaS taken, II : 80 the heart ceas.sd
10 beat.
At the pest ngnftesn exsr,uat,or u
was found that dcnfh was ean~.l t,y 3
tunor on The rishi side ~ ,he hrs'a
and that this Honld have nothing tn
du With respiration cvassng while lhe
heart rctna!nesi hca;tRs,
An nnniEcu, sjr-ciailSt has gtvcn -
his opinion thai - IoAs as h.s hrhrT
beats man Is NOT dead, and says ihai
In slecItne s!thn"ss ifr.f.s which iha
iRstman was >sfreriacl, ns In nj, hra'a
disturbances, tnrath'ne may cyEst
though The heart Continues 80 beat a
nerve grn'rr h,'lne iuvu,Ve4t,
iut no explanation ot how I, sN,eli
,on'iIue 10 beat fer more than se,en
.y.d half hours Hfrer respiration had
'sased Is Forthcoming
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14

Strange how value disappear.
es on anything the government
wants to dispose Of. Just now
Uncle Sam wants 10 sell some
200 wooden merchants ships hc
was foo.ishly induced to build
during the war. bur the hes.
offer he has had for the entire
fleet IL less than the cos, of a
single ship. Sold at this price,
the return would be about one
dollar on :. 900. a depreciation
OF 1000 percent. Tho ships are
practically as good as new and
could doubtless serve some use,
full purpose, but the government
cannot use them Itself. and
so those who would are Job.
hing" Unele Samuel on the deal.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14
FRENCH GET PRIZES
Rewarded for Efforts to Hes,o.s
Farms TO Treng State.
PFny FayrNsTs As. sS~ c~r-.-, -
A1rosHsfai srrSssr<rss cerssrs
~ T~e Axezisaa ISrwsnu

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'eesa u kfs1Ty gna Casry q. .Aw &c
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frAFser) are ,aa4ay iA% o=-ss@rs II ax@s.
eGsssf@a izBF s'2gsf-st3 gives ghsaa :,
primes b. Mis- Al>e 1farexa zxss g~.
4 AaTcsg LEse II s.as A..st.ss es,. ,.ls.s.
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lsrifioa 81 e&prs8 tAey 44ga z1 1ae 90
sestess sAS.- szr.-.s 81 t.as1. gvpgxzr
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aij esssssea IN ;~o 4-zse7zss sa.s.s. ss...s,.e-
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sae Al-at .a.t&@ = .e+-ss z.141..e- s-gsa
tes1ass.la%. ny mas 500 nv 4.f.ar-
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As'eF t-@ a4-, s'es$e>4 : - rF..z. =:
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te3r 1-sss al - $50 Agricultural
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14
MEANT TOE FOR FISH eAlT


Reckiscd Ne.--Afsse b11ng sssrifs
L Gays "a ssassas<d nsesrbsas. 4. D.
TGnatns es Nsnsuckss MaA. Vas
reseeesa By esA<rz&1 ~ IL lsaoed ef
Ges4aic. ~ aail~s srvxa hsrA HI ~ss
sHHTa exhausted and nsasty starved
tesSsins be.t SaasaSkss a ysgy Ii
10 50 70 tTynsas-tss :E his mo2srhSs, Is
sss sa@ fA&rtsa saSs4ns 1h~ eaxsns
s'ss'4sav aasatS@s1 aH Nausuekxs and
The ss-Esas Boat arifssd - s~s In =
fH@, Ihs asaa lad 10 nsas1shfn.n. n.
eess astts grsass, which - ATE early
saas 1ay, aad 10 fneah vsssr ~sc,pe
tass eaasas ..artas oewastoosi sA.v.
srs.
INsa&1Ess sa4ad sardsesd sssssswhss
2sgvs a.s sesst,e. bat u lucsd Hsassispss
hs' ~as ahle 10 tell hrssay VI ass1sx.
tsFFenc~s. He Aaie ~ vas sa NJ
ls>sas Il essttax ef u tps u uw ..
bali tx asslns /. hs Aad Q. ~ =.
otASr Jay ~Ishoot foad
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14
TIMBER G0Ine FAST
Being Cut FIVE Times Faster
Than 4 Is Grown.
Annual Cut and Destruction 81 tim.
Der Ameunfs 70 2S,ooo,oooOoo
Cubic Feet - Growth y
Sooc, ,ooo, 900 Fee.

The original forests n tiss Cn;.rd
States hare bs--g csl aate.t as ctai .ii..
Log s2-.2,tts1.0u aeIea. which mas s,,.u
reduced By cssti!t.s, c,litfyaiiny ano
burning To 157.H0,ts0 acres: OF. to pot
Il another way. or virgin sianas hsre
been reduced u es-e siash OF the., " e
inai area. Eixi. iseg gen. o. tile a.ig.
inal timber stand is .c,ir, lea wing Is Z
saiance OF apprssa ilaie3y 2,2i4usj.eH,-
rlU feet of neTea. ai4abit. timber. sesys
Norman ". Sciielyr. ass' s.4i.t pssfes-
sor Of forestry. ol.is STATE uL.,rrsity.
Nos That we kaSss Al4ai cur nal2gsce
amounts 10, Ne ragy logically ask the
question; What v ouf anl,.al cpl.-
snnspt,UaY' ], intirdsss al ay.r.-e
annual cut VI 4uOau,sss,,p8 tae, II
lumber, somewhere. be;ae.a lCJpu.-
90 aid l2i,tstiiEB raiIs,sAai tses,
4.,o,oo cords II riAl pn ood. sad
about ll1.vG.ssl oaras ef fuel. III.
'ieT nerpali coldilias, oar gser cur4l4
consumption 0f lilEfer a,a9.yter. g.,
le,ween 5s3 ard 5225 E,oaf,i .,--t, ug.
with the pressure N VAR MS aas
brought down io ag,aroXtaa;ely 30
beard feet, and We arr sfl.l suGessAs
frrm the economic oust...ii.el.t. JAe
average coisNap,ita log i.4ee;34
snsvdnis g. "a, ts-rs. Sc; ,-.- l.4.4-.
~hlie for oll other co5sl' F,4 /. = alo4:
four board .cp;. 1a as,.a.t tus ,!4v
Nerld population vf I,G.jsJg,tn IS
saw nlaterial Is ~ asasG tt :
Our Tremendous CO. 4..,p,ion Of
lumber las been ntss1 l,,.te,l factor
~ eievatin- our = tatB q Swing srl (.
!! would rot be atgTs,y ia-!u. II
he problem 90 AL v4y cQa@....;-
.o1. RAIDER .c! Is Increase cu. :r.-
.u.rlp4-
TIE aLnual cue and destruction ai
iMter slaoCnJs 70 rut,sssuu
'lbjr feet. wh!lr yhe e-4ua gvuutu
mounts 10 only ctsat..iltp cubic
ee,. w are coHsgm,la ll.4her tlen,
hgct i've times IS fast IS ,4c are pro-
gciue il.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14
1lNSER. l2CkET IS SAVED
SnSsssse &Xt@e-5, ss - Dress 1 -
Nsss lsase - Ists-srsressc
Ser hss; cse<zxS>a

t092Ssa IL rs-ts-s shAt -. sssss;~.
S>&y; Was t,N,ss>i saS s,,r ~,sss.. rlezsz
narzfevi RAea sz i4zaE>e ne s>xs ss.-ss,
t. ihe ,iss-rNs=> - t's Ss,}fs ,nzss.s.
Rsi tec LcHsNa ,,s-yszs->,s s,3B.s,s %.
the Manchester .;y~E T,'sAs esS.sxS zssx..
sta 'i.e s>>-d aess seat v Is - ecr-
7t~H sh'fs sts,i .14' IL - tsrrp ta sssv.
'he sseSz SgsAes ss, ~ .ig,-Ss SS>..-si.s,
that, eSFSEs ohvH lsttrS srs IN sh-
rasty, ,ts dssasr lseAsl NTH = hlaek
Gle wili S>ss,!ese ~ hv wera =. the
ssaissfTss ,tscsgvrN sea also @.ll san-
ti'ssav :" ts't gvsssfaiiy aSEn Ia the axss
siSAS
Ntil~ there has a-sn a ~rsag ~
siVai 10 ~aFv-s las~Ss~ Ia is,,ssh.a ~
ecatsy, ,sss GScS 6 s.'4ss,as thxt 4 wss
hssae tlEse aE'> siss ie ansash~r .sxt
81 a vesTia ~aga Mag taiAsrsi rs-
stsfss's ." y~1h< sssa Shs ats..ars~a
h. iAr ezrfson-ssA club s<ns eEzAt IA
dsias'~y sSrksS ~srv yes svsax 3. a
fsnss ass-~s hall toaixhsY
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14

Discoursging war through lin
itation OF armaihents Is well
enough, but IL is Il roundabout,
way Of getting at the trade OF
Mars where a suYer and more
direct course Is open. We don't I
mean this brotherly love bnsi'
ness; brothers, ever since Cain
and Abel, are tho scrappisst OF
people. Mars. in his operations,
needs money, heeps and heeps
of money, as we all well snow al
this moment when He are set
ting up some up some OF his
bills. A six year old boy could
kick this tyrant Of the world
around hadn't he a plentiful sup
ply OF cash always a.ailable for
; the accoutrements of his dread
full business. So instead OF
Limitation of armanments, why
not cut the "sinews of war"
sever them completely. Once We
have Mars thus hamstrung he
will be harmless, but leave him
even limited armament and he
is equipped to trouble the world
in his' old way lnstead Of
merely discussing the limita
tion OF ornaments at the ap
preaching international confer
ence a. Washington, the gather |
lug had better take steps IL
penaiize war financing in its |
initial stage. Governments, ot |
course, will never tabe such .
step voluntarily, bu, the people
behind them can compel then
to do so.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14

81 l.-tlaS, AtgFv sggiASs9s a 4.1srs
q ats&y Sa1 sac.4s estSa caus ag
sst,usaG be- fozU4 ia sAr gss zs.a-e -
e Z. ns>lsol- ilgss -, isassis. q segs sr
e@EFts@ a Gss,,sees-. A'szt eastlAixc Anss
az aiAgtl csu.-A -Gsa ,hs. ct.5i lssss.sassssss
for ssa, as,csd.as 70 ,as kast s.sss
lsa&s,'e.
TAe FsslsaEzS aye away Gsr thgss sass-
s1eF- Ma sevgS eas sAas q A,4a had
ssrc ss,S%j yhrwa-a F.ge ystsar s,,r *
;Ass i~si>1u asgiss 6nd saey gotiass! .Aas
fsat+sy
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14
)0FFRE BIG FEEDER
French Comma der Packed in
"Eals' as M3rla Bate FACED.
Ma Chez Declares What Marsha Cr.
sau'ea enough fer Three Ncr IS
HE Wo' kietcry.

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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14
we fail to understand all this

| We fail to understand all thi,
terrific indictment Of the excess
profits tar and that il must b.
repealed before the indsstI ies
OF the country can be revived
and again become prosperous.
Tho meaning Of the word
excess" the designating term
Of this allegedly obnoxious tax,
Is clear; 1t is that more than
enough, or sufficient and just,
profit is being taken where the
profit becomes taxable. There.
fore, II the prosperity OF the ma.
tion hangs upon the adjustment
of the tax, ii would appear that
this return Of prosperity might
be easily and quickly brought
about by bringing prUd,s back
10 the point where they are 10
longer excessive, ard 10 action
of Congress would be required
to wipe out The tax, The indict.
men. Of the excess profit tax
looks to us like an exposure Of
grcedlnness OF commcrcialism
rather than reflection upon the
righteousness of the assessment.
We have no assurance that With
the tax legally eliminated the
consumer is going to be benefit
ed by it or tina. j; will leayen
our languishiug industries. Wip
ing our the TAX wou.a apparent /
~ accomplish little olse than to
put the revenue the government |
is now getting from it into the |
pockets OF the prch,eers.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14

oar wet friends have ao,hiug
10 say aaout the assaults upop
personal liberty through tie l.
gal restraints upon the narcotic
traffic. They consider this re
>train' rather good thing for
society, yet drug addict hides
his weakness, while d boc.r
lighter is generally az cp,n and
public nuisance
where 10 isn't downright
menace
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14

Let ~. Democrats criticize
the Republican, 'ongss~. ~ the,
may, It will never be uruad ON
by them to attempt the heights
ot extravaganza and waste that
marked the Democratic Con
Eg"Sscs supporting the Wilson
adn!ni"iya'lon Much ot our
a"asy burden al iederaitaxaiiuu
resulted from this Democratic
rnCRlrSSio>s with the nation :
rredIt and mortgaged future
Ses"tators la pay the debt,
The EeD2 bl,,an Congress may
not ho fulhl.!ng our highest
hopes of whst i; should be. but
while "" staaser along under
The load Wc sro carrying ~ will
remember who piled II up SCI
high and heavy
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14

Chilli says she won, have th,
League Of Nations deciding he,
boundary dispute with Bolivia.
citing the Monroe Qpe'rine OF
such interference. What treR
ors OF Indignation this attitude
of Chill, must have evoked IN =
certain house hold in Washing
kun, u G..
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14

The Potobi journal refers K
him a. "klug Huodgow "a fl.
Eor'te pro Hun expression dur
,rs the late unpIeaSs.tncs,
between our tncie Samuel and
Vim Hohor2ollerr, late o. rrus
~ia ltonton Register.
heh, you may fancy your
A'r ayican Kings, BRO. AXE. but
we are s9in all kinds. As a
rctorn pleasantly. ~a u.peerye
'ha: the American penpls dla
son "th!ng 10 ,he pro roya! head
oi their nent. too, less
.ben = year ago.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14

Well. well, cotton has advsnc-
ed twenty dollars on the bale
lately, and under the He'll and
Harding administration, too.
Isn't il sad. Susan, that the
Solid South should be so afflicted
with "normalcyy"
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14

Fargo. n. D.--After being found In
semiccnscinns condition In a r,om
In local hcs1. lied to the posts of
her bed and with hsr head thrus,
through the hars. Miss Esther fciaan.
seventeen. WAS taken 10 . hospital
~hcrs she later recovered and ssmit-
~ tAst - ~ Ass.slG
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14

The railroads appear 20 be
operating at a profit ngain, but
they are still as keen "a ever on
keeping their hands In the fed.
eral treasury. 10 which they
were ~ heartily invited by the
Wilson admiuioSSaSton.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14
Our friend J. i. Morgan l.

Our friend J. i. Morgan is
over IN Europe getting, 'tis said
nrst hand information on h,
tna~ciaI situation over there
Naturs!y. j T. ~ deeply con
,cerned IN getting bis foreign
W. leans back. but in TINS
eskiag out for uumber one ht
more or less likely 10 attem -
=, anne up something that vii
g." pur government IN bad unless
- libgion keeps wary eye OF
j =. movements, whose patriot.
Is;3 is hodgnd about with rank
upon rank or more pr less RAM
dollars
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14

The consumer ia Just ~ puy
lied as ever over the causes thai
boost the cost OF living after lii,
stun leaves the farm Aou can I
find nybody who'll adni, he il
uatiinu IL
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14
"PROF." WEDS By CONTRACT
Seattle Teacher and 6rocktyn Girl
Join In Unusual Marriage
Ceremony,

New forS.--ffne marriage ay csas,
tract Of pr. Leslie SiAes, professor of
an,hrors'logy al Seattle university,
nov teaching 81 Columbia, 10 Miss
Eraa Gunthc- If BsS~aklyn was att
ncaaced today, The acknowledges,
Of their Signatures to a Marriage eNsss-
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14
Prehistoric Cave YIeids
Deposits OF Prsehase

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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14

And now il is announced tina,
the Senate vii! cut the tax bud
get to S., 2o0, 900. 900. Fine, in,
At all points the Democrats ar,
meeting hopeless discourage
mpnt.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14
war war PRICES DIED
HARD m TAAPIco
money Came Easily IN Nesico's
Oh Metropolis and Was Spent
With Lavish Hand.
EVERYTHING WENT SKY HIGH
prosperity cerin9s1 Af.tr Aes. cshsy
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14

An Illinois man who never
wore has just died a, The age Of
lu4 And yet lis SAID the good
.dfe young
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14

Getting the country cut OF tie
ruts OF Wisconsin and back 10
easy going IS some Job.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14

TAe trade unions are unsri
nous ~ stopping all protiteer
ing bug s.sir uwu
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14

The Missouri! Democracy can
not hide the fac. that il is sor,
That Governor Hyde got is bids,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-14
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