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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09
BRIDGEPORT HOME
BARRACKS PLACE
This Harrison County Town
Headquarters for State
Police

According to an announcement
from state police headquarters
Company A OF that organization
which has been scattered around in
various cities in this section Of the
state will BIO consolidated TODAY
and will have some Barracks at
bridgeport, Harrison county.
The company will work out OF
the place and will act Us shock
troops responding to calls wherever
5peeded but maintaining their home
ttation on the Stout farm near that
town. This station is centrally To-
Gated and iiany city or community
IN this section OF the state are In
need Of tho officers they can be
rushed. out Of that place by train,
street car or automobile at any
time, -.
Orders were received last night
by the detachment Of the company
located here all summer 10 close
the local post today and move all
ediipmefit to Bridgeport. Other
detachments and other posts in tho
district have received similar or
ders and they will all be at the
home station ut Bridgeport in a few
days.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09
Company For
The Legion Number

The thinner Harp Ensemble will
appear IN concert at the First NJ. Z.
church Monday, December u. I'M
der the auspices Of the Fred R.
HeintzeIman Post No. II, American
Legion.
During the past two years and
the current season this company
will have played over AGO dates in
the leading cities OF the Eastern
statos. There probably never was
a company organized which cXem-
rlifled better the ideal program
a program which all manner Of peo-
pie could enjoy whether they be
ultra musical or non-musical. The
thinner Trio is the only harp trio
in the United States, their ensem-
BILE work affords some Of the most
exquisite program numbers ever
presented to the lyceum or the con-
cert stage.
The personnel OF the company is
Miss Nellie thinner, solo harpist:
Miss Carolyn w. Rice, hurpist and
pianist; Miss Adele NJ. Graves,
harpjst and Mr., Raymond Simond3.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09
WANTS TO HELP OTHERS who
ARE IN THE SANE CONDITION

/ am all right again. My apr tite
and digestion nre good. i sleep
soundly and my nervousness is
gone, l am no longer suffering with
pains In my back and my kidneys
are acting properly. l am making
this STAB, ment for the benefit OF
others in the same condition SO
that they will know what Merry
Worth will do" This statement
in itself tells the whole story. If
your nerve, force is low, your whole
system suffers. If you are not
enjoying perfect health as you
should, give Nerb-Worth a trial
and If your first bottle does not
benefit you, your money will be
refunded. Be sur to get the geuu'
inc in the larE bottle which comes
only in the $500 sISa Sold by
Cranes Drug Store, The Fortney
Drug Co.'s Two Stores and all
leading druggists everywhere.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09
Warrington High
School lettings

Basketball practice for both girls
and boys is in full sway now. The
girls practice at 4 o'clock, and the
boys at 6:45. Coach Blake will re-
duce both squads to about fifteen
next week. There will be inter
class games soon. A doubleheadeT
will probably be played Saturday
Monday evening after practice,
the girls who won letters last year
held a meeting. Edith Ford was
elected captain and Lucille Clutter
Last Friday night, the Sophomore
class held q party in the lover hall
Of the Central building. The hall
was decorated with the class col
ors. gold and black. Those present
besides the Sophomore class were
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Tabler, Mr.. w. l..
Sprouse, Misses Nellie EDalgo'
Melba E'Dnlgo and Helen Brown.
The Seniors have issued invita-
lions for the banquet to be given in
honor Of the football boys tonight,
at s O'Clock, in the Central build
ing.
The Aurora society VIII give 1t3
regular program this afternoon in
the high school auditorium: The
program is arranged to celebrate
The birthday Of "Uncle Remus."
DR.. Evans gave q lecture on Let
There Be Light" in the auditorium
Thursday evening. This was the
second number on the LyCeunI
,o,iruo IN charge Of the football
boys. The number, too, was one OF
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09
Johnstown Man Tells Of the Nature
Of His Suffering and Ho" NerV-
Worth Gave Quick Relief.

II had been so nervous for a
long time that l could not get any
restful sleep" said w. NJ. WIggin-
ton, who residcE at 500 Napoleon
street, Johnstown, Pa, and who Is
one of the clty's most substantial
citizens. ''This caused me 10 be
tired in the morning and l had that
draggy and run down feeling
Coupled with these troubles had
a poor appetite, my digestion was
in bad shape and [ suffered sevrTe
pains in my back so that could
not work. On top Of it all my kid
neys did not work right. finally
got n bottle OF Wentworth and took
It as directed and now I want to
tell you that ] am pleased to say
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09

tenor. Miss thinner was here last
year and pleased With her solo
work.
The vocalist, MIR. Roynand Sim
onds, is unQuestionably the lead
ing tenor OF New England. He oc'
cupies the position of tenor soloist
at .he Old South church and the
Temple Tsial of Boston. Lambert
Murphy was formerly tenor soloist
at the Old South church.
This company OF artists will pre-.
sent a program Of eighteen list
numbers, last year they played
twenty-five, including harp trio,
harp duets, harp solos, tenor solos,
tenor with harp trio, tenor with
harp and piano.
The management does not hest
tate to recommend this concert to
music lovers or anyone who has
not heard the voice and harp to.
gether. The whole program will ap-
peal to all who attend. A promi.
mont doctor Of the city after hear.
ing tho concert last year remarked
that every school child in Fairmont
should have heard the concert such
was Its excellence.
Tickets r on sale at the n. H.
drug store.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09
Debate Feature Of
Sunday School Meet

The Young Peoples department
OF the N. z. church, South, Ward
NJ. Downs. superintendent. enjoyed
a splendid program of music and
debate Thursday evening at the
church. Miss Daisy Cross and Mrs.
II. S. Kopp rendered vocQl soloS
with Miss Mildred Gibson at the
piano; Miss Jennie Harshbargor
and Miss McElroy delighted tn"
audience with piano solos. The
subject for debate, Resolved That
Woman Suffrage is a Success" was
affirmed by Prof. Roy J. Martin, II.
T. Jones and Jesse D. Wilson; and
was denied by Jesse C. Wright,
Frank ]. Wilfong. and c. S. Bailey.
The judges, Paul Saith. 8. E. James.
and c. S. Robinson rendered the de
Cision In favor of lhe negatives. Re.
freshmants were served and after a
social hour the meeting adjourned
to meet again in the near future.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1~.-lntro.
ducing the disarmament confer
ence twins.
One is Secretary Of State Char
les E. Hughes, Americas leading
representative at the pacific meet
ing that will start here on Nov.
L..
The other. vittorio Roland:
Ricci, italian ambassador to the
Unit6l States and Italy's spokes
man at the conference.
They look alike. They thinB
alike. They have even arrived al
fame by the same route. And they
uro almost Of the same age. Rice.
is 81. Hughes is So.
The only way to tell them
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09

the most interesting Warrington ac'
tIvitIes Of educational week.
On Tuesday morning Prof. 4. L.
Lively, of THE State Normal school
Of Fairmont, gave an address on
Education" Quite a number OF
visitors were present.
Invitations were issued to the
citizens OF Warrington to visit tho
high school during educational
week. Many parents visited the
school and were satisfied with the
work that is being carried on.
The grade cards were distrihut'
ed Tuesday, morning. Both the
average grades and attendance arc
improving and we hope that the end
OF the first semester will show n
decided improvement.
Tho Seniors have contributed
$3.50 ont Of the class fund, toward
the publishing Of the Mtrabile.
Bill Jones, captain OF the 1921
football team, is able to be in
school again after suffering from
injuries received in the football
game at Fairmont.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09

The Argonne Post. OF the AmerI.
can Legion in Toledo. o.. is com.
posed Of World war veterans Of POI.
ish descent. Frank Szunmigala is
the commander. Stanley j. Grzczi.
nelti Is vice commander. and Joseph
Malinkonski is %adjutant.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09

apart is make them take off theiI
Eats. Then, It will be noted
Hughes is slightly balder thar
Ricci, and the American combs
his hair back, while the Italian has
a natural curly pompadour.
otherwise, II they walked down
tho street together, they. woulG
have to carry placards explaining
who was who. FOR thereI is the
same beard. Se same eyes: the
same forehead the same smile.
And II one were asked a quea
ton on commercial law and juris'
prudence the other could answer
It with equal confidence and au
thor,ty. For both are experts In
this field.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09
Sure Relief From Catarrh.

Medlcated air is the only tr;at.
mont for catarrh. Breathe HyomcI
and obtain immediate relief. At
H. & II. Drug Co. Money back II
1t fails.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09

Among tho West Virginians hers
are w. G.. Brown, OF Charleston
S. T. Gross, Of Fayetteville; A. f.
OdeIl, of Redwood, and l. J.. Nc
Guinness, Of Huntington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Willard F. Hall. OF
New MartinsvIlle, are visiting for a
few days Congressman and Mrs.
Harry c. woodward. From here the
Halls will go to Florida and Cuba
to spend tho winter.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09

Mark A. Gillum. of BuckhaunotI,
a civil war pensloner, has. It was
announced at Congressman Reeds
office today, been awarded an in
crease, which rates him at $72 a
month from August IL, 1921.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09
7JzASHINGT TON NEWS.
GOSSIP sZeHzaEEszsz23Es sHTzl
West virginia in the Capital this

West Virginia In the Capital this
week.
Everette F. Moore. Of Mounds
Vile, who is serving his fourth term
as o member OF the state legIs!a.
ture from Marshall county, In an
Interview given here. warned
Charleston politicians that II the
new state capitol is not built on the
site OF the old building, there Is a
probability Of the legislature meet
Ing In special session, repeating
what It did about the new capitol
at It's last session, and voting to
move It to some other part OF the
state. He declared that the legisla-
ture never intended that tha site
should be changed,
1T would not surprise me. said
Mr.. Moore, III the capitol shield
be moved. IT depends on what the
commission does, There is much
sentiment crystalIzIng at present in
favor Of some such drastice action
as this. The actions Of the COM
mission are giving impetus to the
sentiment.
"The people Of the state have be.
come tired OF a few men in Charles
ton believing and acting as II tn"
capitol were to be built for them
and In their interest only"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09

Bvart N. White has been commits
stoned postmaster at Grown, w. Va.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09

Col. Clyde Ford, Of Wheeling, is
among the prominent visitors from
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09

Attorney General E. T. England
Fred o. Blue, OF Charleston; Philip
7. Steptoe and Geo. NJ. Hofheimer,
Of SCIarksburg; and W. S. John.
OF Morgantown. legal counsel lot
West Virginia in the two so-cailed
gas suits instituted by the states
Of Ohio and -vania, are here
to mako their final arguments in
the United States Supreme court to
which highest tribunal the cases
came on appeal. The constitution
atty OF the Steptoe gas law is the
big question at issue. Whether or
not It conflicts with interstate com
merce Is another important phase
OF the controversy between the
three states.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09

WASHINGTON. D. G., Dec. a.
Arthur 6, Froe, OF WEIGH, ". Va
a colored man and a lawyer, is la.
BILE to receive the appointment OF
recorder OF deeds ror the District
Of Columbia. according to rumor at
the White House today. He was
nominated to the President by SEN
,;ator Davis ElkIns and Representa-
tive Wells Goodykoontz last Mon
day.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-09

Observation-Disclosures WFFEH TIBHI Observation-Disclosures MIlHl4l
He Was a Good
Fellow But

tits shame that he didnot have something save part ot the
money he spent on his friends-to leave for his family.
QUITE APPALLING, is THE FACT SOFEW MEN
40 ARE THE SOLE SUPPORT OFSOMEONEE1Iwif children I49 T3T1T5
sister as the case may behave TAKEN MEANS WHEREBY lHElk
PENDENTSLOVED ONES WILLIE EPROTECTED IN CASE OF
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-15
~ereditate, regsnerare, senilitate
81 fntinerire.
de prof. DR.. g. Marinescu.


Alte doua fenomene biologice
mari in care fermentii intervin la
iiecare pas sunt, pc Gle o parte,
Batranstea 81 Intinerirea pc de
alta. Aceste 2 probleme stunt inca
la ofdinea zilei de cand Metsch-
nikoff, in cartea lui La nature
humane studiat mecanismul
intim al seninatatei 81 propus
masnri pentru a usura consecin-
tele Ell.
Celebrul biologist constatana
ca diferitele religiuni 81 sisteme
filosofice nu an usurat mizeriile
batranetei, nici nu au micsorat
frica omului de moarte, sc in
,treaba daca stiinta, cratic pro-
greselor Ell, n ar putea face celia
ce filosofia stoica 81 religia cres-
tina n 'au fost in stare. Dupa nu-
meroase studii istologice Nets.
schnikoff a ajuns la ideia ca ba-
tranetea resultatul unei lhpte
care sc da intre elementele mobile
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-15

81 a merge fatal spre sfarsitul
care he este reZervat. Inseamni
0are aeeasta ca nu suntem in
stare evita senilitatea precoce
sau in oafecare mashra mizeriila
ssnilitatei? Desigur ca nu.
In calitatea mea de medic v 'asi
putea recomanda formula lui Che
vreul, chimist francez, care tre-
cand dincolo de limitele centena-
rului, raspundea Gu candoare ce-
lor care-l intrebau cum ajuns la
aceasta varsta inaintata 81 poate
munci: La moderation en- tout.
raspundea ell. Moderatia in toate,
este sfatul ce imi permit va da.
Excesele de tot felul, de mancare
de bautura, pasiunile .si sfortarile
mineaza eontinuu organismul no
.stru conducandu-ne la o senilita.
tie mai repede.
l tSfarsit).
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DIN pATRIE

A sosit La Oradea- Mare comisia
romana de Gale ferata condusa dc
dl ing. d. Francu directorul re-
gionai din Brasov 81 comisia ma
ghiara il care. face parte A. Pas
tertrik consilier ministerial 81 |.
Masirevich subdirector i'm direc.
tiunea cailor ferate maghiare.
Tratativele comisiilor avand in
vedere multele chestnut pendinte
vor dura mai multe zile. Ele al
loc III palatul postelor.
Dorinta comisiei maghiare este,
ca trenurile accelerate 81 perso-
male ce pleaca din Budapesta sa
ntre in Romania pana la statiu-
nile Oradea-M Mare 81 Satu-Mare.
Comisia rOmaneasca nu sc arata
contrara acestei dorinte, chestiu-
nea inca nu este rezolvata.
Tratativele din Oradea-Mare de
fapt sunt continuarea tratative-
lor comisiei romano 81 maghiare
ce sc intrunise i'm luna Julie la
Arad. Munca comisiilor prezente
va fl ell atat mai inlesnita. ca in
principiu s'a decis cu ocaziunea
tratativelor din Arad, astfel c.i
acum va trebui numai aplicate
deciziunile ce s'au dus 81 i'm &C
priveste liniile Pospokladany. De-
brecen, Mihaifalau, Oradea-Mare,
Bichisciaba. Satu-Mare, Mates
lalka.
La tratative iau parte afara de
representanti cailor ferate 81 re-
presentantii postelor, vamilor, ser
viciilor sanitare 81 politienesti
pentru Sc aduce dispozitiuni de-
finitive 81 privitoare la toate ser
viciile de circulate 81 transit in.
tre cele doua tart.
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{Sfarsit).
INFoRMATI!

Toledo. = Dupa o munca mare
de } saptamani, in care timp s'au
adunat doyezi agentii federali de
prohibitie, dimpreuna Gu politia
de aici, au facut All 23 arestari
Arestantii sunt toti oameni car
au violat in mod brutal amenda
mentul constituted referitor Ia
prohibitie. Sc asteapta ca III
zllele urmatoare sc vor aresta
inca vre-o 130 persoane. Inspec
torul Mccullough spera ca orasu'
va Fl complect curatit de ''bou
tleggeri'' 81 ''mounshineri".
New York. = Comisia lucrato
rilor-croitori. earl representa- 81
mil muncitori, = fost All la mi
nistrul muncii Davis care a fosr
rugat de Ell ca sa intervina ca ar
bitrator intre eli 81 patroni. Minis
trul Davis : a angajat ca All VI
participa Ia conferinta ce Sc Va
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-15
Despre cIteva prob|e|ne
mari de bio|ogie

! ale orgamsmului 81 celulele mo-
bile, inferioare in ierarhie, nu-
mite nlacrofage. Senilitatea este
datorita triumfului acestor din
urma asupra celulelor Mobile di..
ferintiate, precum sunt celulele
nervoase, glandulare 81 muschiu-
lare. Mergand mai departe GU hi
ipoteze}e lui ingenioase crede ca,
cauza slabirei elementelor mobile,
| in batranete, S ar datori unei in
toxicari produsa de milioanele de
microbi nocivi carl Sc gasesc in
intestinal eel gros al omului, prea
lung 81 deci desastruos pentrn
rassa omeneasca. Spre micsora
numarul acestor microbi 81 al face
mai putin .periculosi Metschni,
koff recomanda un regim apro-
plat. printre care iaurtul este re-
comandat GU multa caldura sau,
in locul lui, microbi selectionati
administrati sub forma de pastile
ce poarta numele de lacto-bacei-
lfnei.
Din nenorocire >conceptia hui
Metschnikoff III privinta meca-
nismului senilitatei e profund gre.
sita. Macrofagocitoza, de -carc
vorbeste el, nu exista, dupa cum
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-15

tinea intre mnncitori 81 patroni.
Astfel Sc crede ca ,greva acestor
10000 muncitori va putea Fl in
iaturata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-15

multi char, varsta coloidelor are
% actinne asupra fenomenelor de
! adoratie 81 de difuziune. Crista-
loidele difuzeaza mai repede in
gelatina de curind gelificata de
eat in cea batrana. In urma maj
multi cercetatori au arafat ca te-
suturile animale 81 vegetale SUI
fera deshidratare continua. ca
re rasuna asupra tuturor fenome-
nelor vietei. Din punct de vedere
fisico-chimie cercetarile noastre
arata asemenea deshidratare pc
masura ce celula inainteaza in
varsta, lar cantitatea de grasimi
devine din ce in ce mai mare. Pig
mentul eelulei nervoase. care este
un amestec de lipoizi, creste 81 re-
.duce capacitatea respiratorie a
celulei, lar fermentii oxidanti
scad. Exista, in batranete, de.
gradare a bogatiei fiziologice,
adica toate functiile celulare Sc
reduc, lar capacitatea de sinteza
chimicd este redusa. Senilitatea.
ca 81 moartea, sunt doua feno-
meme inherente materiei vii. 81
una $ ialta nu sunt pur 81 simplu
accidente, ci fenomene iremedia-
bile, in contra carora sfortarile
noastre raman zadarnice. Moartea
tesuturilor diferentiate, ca cele
nerves 81 muscular, o necesitate
inexorabila legata char de starea
de diferentiare de functionare a
acestor elemente.
Incercarile noastre, facute Gu
dl Minea, de a reintineri celulele
nerVoase cultivate in vitros'. au
arafat adevarul acestei afirmatii.
Este adevarat ca Carrel a putut
intretine, timp de , ami, multipli-
|carea celulelor. Conjumctive in
vitro", adaogand plasmei de gai-
IA un volum de plasma de en-
bryon de gaina. Lasand la parte
ca aci e vorba de celule nediferen-
tiate, durata de 2 ami este prea
scurta in rapport en- eternitatea.
Spre reveni la Metschnikoff
reamintesc ca ilustrul biologist.
Gu ocazia jubileului sau de 70 ami
(Octombrie 1850 anunta ca bu-
nicii, parintii, fratii 81 o sora al
lui au murit de timpuriu, lar eli
atinge varsta de 70 ami cratic re-
gimului higienic eel urma de maj
multi ami. Fatalitatea insa este
mai puternica decat iluziunile
noastre 81 dupa ce Metschnikoff
lmplinise aceasta yarsta muri
cand ell sc bucura nu numai pen
tru ell, dar 81 fiindca vedea confir-
mandu-se o teorie care ii era asa
de scumpa. Exemplul sau dureros
M va impiedica pc oamenii ba-
tranetei 81 sd ridice moralul nos
tru, punandu-l la fnaltimea filoso.
fiei lui Socrat 81 Mare Aurel.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-15

am arafat in nnmeroase lucrari 81
cum fatal fost confirmat de nu-
merosi autori germani, francezi 81
italieni. De aceia tinand seama de
datele actuale ale fizico-chimiei 81
a Stiintei coloidelor am combatut
teoria antropomorfista a lui Met
schanikoff 81 am propus Q alta
ipoteza stiintifica~ ~bazandu-ma, in
prima linie, pc evolutia' mate.
riei vii.
In adevar senilitatea este un
procesus complex care sc Inso
teste nu nnmai de modificari a.
natomice. mai multi sau mai pu-
tin profunde, dar acestea sunt
expresia turburarei chimismului
cellular 81 in special, al starei CO.
loidale a celulelor diferitelor te-
snturi. Toti autorii carl an stu
dat leziunile senilitatei s'au ocu-
pat de fenomenele istologice ne
gliiand latura chimica precum 81
starea coloidala celulelor. All
moi stim ca coloidele organize ca
81 cele anorganice au o curba Vi
tala 81 ,prin urmare., urmeaza IN
evolutia lor traectorie fixa ase-
manatoare aceleia a fiintelor vii.
Senescenta coloidelor este un fe-
nomen general, care fost obser-
vat la globuline, la sero-albumi.
ne, la lypoide 81 la hidrocarbo-
nate. Cum dar celulele vii care
constitute organismul, care ele in
sisi nu sunt de cat un complex
de coloide, s s'ar putea sustrage a.
cestei legi fatale Gle evolutie? Mai