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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION
OF COPPER ON INCREASE

'hc S'n"li"r pru7uciiun Of copper
rom domestic ores duriu, tbr y"ar
~" !S estimated ny ~ \. &. Jensen,
~ IN" United Stai"s geological Sur
N'E' depart u"n' OF IN. Interior. TO
Jared with l.2SI.p0o.0cn pounds for
l'l". The production Of refined cop
b"r from foreign ana domestic ores
or ~" year Was about i5c3.OOO 900
pounds. which IL .prroNi,nai"iy l.5
'"""t" pounds Joss than tor tho year
1917 Thc apparent domestic con-
rHInpi'"n Was about 10000. coo
'"HhcS: IN l"l' II was $1,000 200
pounds Til. stocks Of raw and re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
LOSSES BY FIRE IN U. S.
THIRD LARGEST ON RECORD

I'll. losses by fire in the United
states during the year 1920. reached
;ota! Of S212.07j.Ooo as compared
with f2l9.57i.ooo in 1919. and ,gTi.-
$4,000 IN 1918 Tho heaviest monthly
loss Of the year swcll"d she years
total TO Within slightly less than
100000" 1.-the 1915 loss. thus maxi
'n; the 1929 record the third largest
eyer recorded In the United states.
being surpassed only by 1918 and
1905. the year OF III. san Francisco
CnuilaEatiuu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
RATE REDUCTION
ASKED ON LUMBER

y meeting OF the Southwestern
Freight Bureau has been scheduled
and a, this meeting tho matter OF a
reduction In rates OF Southern pine
lumber will be- taken up.
The directors OF the Southern Pine
Association hay" passed a resolution
to the effect that. "a reduction in the
rates of Pacific Coast lumber 20 any
consuming markets should be accom-
pI;shed by a propnrttonatn reduction
IN the rates OF Southern pine lumber
To such destinations"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
u, q. 4. Inrncntcr

SENIOR Highway Engineer. l. :. IN
r-au Vi Hub!. Roads.
I'm" Fedcr"l aid ROAD act VAS
nfSS"d Dy Con2r"s. on July II, 1916.
ana appropriated $15.OUO 600 10 b. ak
pended ia cu-op"tatipu with rh.
H'h''H through tn'fr highway COM
n'tt roads This act Wa amended ny
'lc act OF Congress approved FOB
IN =. l:IH. which appropriated
f-"HJno."v" additional These funds
We're not made available in "a l.uSi,
sum nut ""r" distributed over five
'"ars. tho last being made ava!lnbl,.
% Jun" 30 1872" These funds were
hDn"rilon'd 20 tn" several states n,
LnI m'le"E" ~ postal routes in ;ho
IN APPROXIMATION for virginia
amounts TO S5.i5l.53o.2, Tn al r~-
nan Of tho cost Of construction Of
niy road or 1r.dE", ANA ,nut no NOR,
'Hth t-C"n' p"r W.i" shall Toe paid
lH' 81 Federal funds OF road CON
twenty feet OF srau Npr more -har
i' i''r cent ~ Ia. cost pf th. work
1n Toe pad Tor engineering and con-
i.HE"nC!rt. and th" stat. must paw
i"r all pr"ll mlnn!y .u..n.vrlug ana
I.AhS prior {" the actual star, OF con-
Time Up July I.
ON Of this Nllotmcnt 70 virginia.
50 90" must b. taken IN Win
ASSIGNMENTS between tn. SECRETARY or
Agriculture and "a. state HIGHWAY
Commission before Jply t. 1921 Tn.
balance must 30 taken up ul tho r.Nl
hschl yea: ending july J. 1872 Inv
ntiIng" not taken up rcy"rts TO Tho
nii'I states Treasury ana is r.Iis-
tribH'"d among the states In tn.
proportion thht II was Originally al.
Up I? March preliminary APP
pfp'hi has been given - seventy
eight projects IA" total Federal aid
~ which aupI!!t~ 10 sa-8I.iau.1
I"'nty-pn" of ihcS" projects are ton
s'.' SHni-C lay ~ gravel types. total
.hi ""'." miles twcnts- three ar.
""'"r-h"Nn draoddam. 1855 mil.s
XIV ,"'n ar" '!'umiuous 'uIeadt,u.
'I'Nt miles. one is h!tu,nfuuus som
crete, us nil"s sixteen ar. cement.
concrete, It3@" miles. and there
On" concrete ur.dg. tn. total milo
az. Passes IN" rrol!ninary stag. OF
cut OF TINS total. agreements hayc
',"ii m"de with n" secretary Of Az
iiebiiur". upon detailed p!uns an
proved by tho bureau o: publ,
h"aGS. Tor siNtE-n!ne projects. t;,JlI,,.
M $21:o.l01Si OF tn. Federal Ia
allotment. These projects compri,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30

- hishw"y yngInecr assigned to the
work.
rh' who" pnjoct 90 tn. bureau OF
pnhl!" r"Hd- is 10 "p-"pcratc with the
- ny a.. '"pn!S~iuuN IHi rromnt"
~ highways. Til. STATE HIGHWAY
'@'nniissi.H-r g Virginia ha- tlyva.H
accepted th, Hssis'aucu That las boon
"i'rrd 10 q "riri' of vu-op"rltipn.
and TIA" relations h-tW..u ihr two IT.
-.-l- ~. mL H. lun.r --mrL--.L ---..L
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30

8 rooms, 2 baths. hardwood floors. hot
water heat; very attractive; lot 100x250.
Owner moving TO the country $4,000. 90.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30

Grove Avenue, 9 rooms. bath. hard
wood floors; detached. $l6,000.00.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
HOME OWNERSHIP IS
COMMEMORATE DESIRE
Hcv. Clark Declares Homes OF Ma
ton Depict Its Character
to Observer.
home BUILDS CHARACTER
resident Of Ministerial Union
Says That If Home Fails Church
Is Shnrn Of Its Strength and
Community CrumbIcs.
ny REV. ". Thorhurn Clark,

ih''''.
some time ago | stood upon the
tre"t and watched the excavation
'eins made FOR a large government
'nlidng The steam shovel dug per
istemny into the earth. ana work
men were husy here and there at
heir appointed tasks. The cXcava-
ION was deep and widc. and into il
vent the host material. which was
handled by skilled workmcn This
onndatiou WAS 10 BE- ont OF sight
rom the pnssins multitude. but II
must be as substantial as human In
;cnuty can make IL, for upon i, IL
o rise tho great Federal Reserve
Bank. Not only does tho building
iecd :, Foundation. but the nation Il
'clt requires one, and the home Is
he foundation of the nation.
SHOW mo the homes of a nation
nation II is. show me the homes
Il community. and can tell YOU
he character Of tho community.
-Four walls ana "a roof do not make
home. atmosphere creates home.
he atmosphere Of confidence. OF love.
Il spirituality: .yith these tho humble.
:ottagc on the hillside radla,es low.
: md without these. tho mansion be-
ONES bu. I, prison house for tn.
oul.
The frs. ,ccd n, home Is :;
iodlv woman W. arc to,a in regard
o tho hmm. from which IoI,n ,b.
'""'''l' '"' s''"' '''tr" "''' %. "Hi
blcss"i l.pru, came, thht his parents
yer. both rl.h.oovs ,bofor" God
,t =,
"i"'"S IN "'' IN '"''''''A'' ''''''' an"
ordinances Of tn" Lord hlamel"sS."
God pty the home w!th an un-
;ol,,. ,r,,hor or ,,o.,,.r ,,,o
~ ''"NS' an" ''u'" an"
Il Indifferent 10 tho spiritual wclfar,
~ k'b'N"h hhH n""n n woman o'
| 'pirituality, she would have saved
ler husband r,,ca dga,rcss h.- oy,r
.
4 "i ht3"--h 'i SOUL an" h"f h'l"N"H
ou many years %. cE.l" from his
i ln,iva lnr5
owes higher b"t''
80 man has rlght 90 feel that ~"
ae ,ls.ra-g.d sic rutl Jv,y ia If.
'ni'y Hmn's because Ne has put {"
'ot over 'hsir heads. clothed their
aai,s AID prov,dca ,h,j- aauy food
n an, -,
'' h'.'''S '' ga. h'', care Tor '"'
h}s'"a nr,'E ~ th"'r y'Nhf nN'
-,au man 'h.ro drvolvcs an immeas-
-,ft.. ff-r.. l.. . e,r-f,,,l 5,.,,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
State Must Contract for S3467 G257 of Funds Appro
priated by United States Congress as Common
wealths Share by July l. 1921

(, t",a! mileage OF &l%a27 In ,his
sf".P ~" hav" tw'nty-pu. PROJECTS
~ N'i'-H'll. -hhu-claN or gravel .Yu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
Announcement
ROSEL AVN LAND CORPORATION

Invites attention their beautiful of Immediately
adjoining Richmond College, within quarter Of mile the
Country Club Of Virginia and approximately the
section.
THE RESTRICTED RESIDENCE LOTS in this property are
subdvded according to house sites and city
each lot at reasonable price The Weshampton
has stops the property
SHADE TREES AND ROLLING GROUND
Are its distinctive features sections near the
city TO familiar with the Westhampon section evil
dent that when this subdivision will be no similar
property at the prices which prevail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01

,,cr,f,, -. Indie. ,r,n u r,bin.na
m,..I hf,ur.Jr, ,n,r,,:n,, IN. r.i,r, mot
I.nf,,. ,,.rr,.,,..J =, d.-,,ss. iu-nrs Co..
,,r,. .i,..r ,,y..r -.,... j.. su.,-os,,o.,. amt
- ,l.rc ,-,. ~, ,n,,r. Asses nr heard
..>,.crt r..,, ., i,,,..,;;n. r.,Irt they Will
,,.,r,l.,,. d.. dismissed rrr ll.. form Sat-
rrd,, ,,rrntnr
~ ,.,,,>, n- IN. l,,,,.,, l,,c b.cr
s,.,,,,..I -, ,,,r,.;.,r r,... ,,,,,n ,h, ,,>f
, ,,..,.r, -. ,,,,-, =, -, r,,,d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
CAR IS SAVED
warYood Car Operator Averts Collision
with Slide of Rock

ON Sunday evening the passengers
on ono OF the Warwohd wheeling cars
/ had q narrow escape from being In
jurcd while tho car WIS on IT, wa"
north. passing back ~ the Top MIL on
thu river ru:Ei \ number Of Yer! laTS"
. stones rs w"'i as a large amount or
earth and debris hc%an coming down
.tud had Il not been for the keen eye"
# the motormau in charge Of the car
someone probably would have been hurt.
As soon as tho mOtorman saw the
! Side coming. instead OF trying 10 pass
, before il All ca NJ" down. h" stopped the
"a vor, suddenly AMI waited unt!l
pf.r- il all Mad fallen 10 tho river road.
10. win ihr assistance Of several PAS
.rn:-rs rot oat and moved tho largo
,tunry from tho track sH that the car
,,uuld continue on It's way.
Srycra, other small slides were no.
t:,od further ny :,l"nE tho river -oad
nd they We" rciN,~:"i by Warwood
- .Si,l,n'< ~ ihc ,"uHty commissioner
,cnn ar hooking after the upkc"r OF
ms inoroug'fn"r. The commissioners
Hay, h,..r giving I.ut!c"s % every D"r-
ION az ,..r~aus passing along this way
e., h.. ~ III. outlook ~ all times AZ
!. fn:s time a. IN" year more or less
o. ;3,.. loose STONES start sliding do"n
t:Is hill causing "oH.' trouble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
$50 FOR Wife BEATER.

Five offenders Of the city's ordtnancee
paid into the Golfers Of the city treasur?
yesterday morning more than t5S IN
fines as the result Of police court.
Judge John s. Ritz proved to DO hard
on Fred Protz charged with wife beat
ing. fning him $50 and costs. Fred
was beating some sense" into his wife's
mead when Officer Jeneskee arrived on
the scene.
Bob Fiaherty. John McClelland ana
Joe Scott were all DRINKS. and added
the other SO toward the fund being
handed 81 each.
Joe Kelley, a cripple, from Fairmons
VAS found lettering about Twenty-thIfd
street He was given thirty minutes
10 get out Of town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
RosIA JAcoURyrA TO
MoUNDSYILLE.
WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY OF PER
JURY AND IS SENTENCED TO
FIVE YEARS.
MAMIE sARAroR1A PARoLED TILL
SHE IS 21-CHARDULI TRIAL
GOES OVER.

within tea hours after she had Plead
cd guilty II charge Of giving perJdr"d
testimony in the case o. Danny b!sci-
vsStro, who was tried for tn" murder
OF jim Augustus. RpSia Jacqu.nia wa
4 prisoner IN the West Virginia state
penltentiary at Moundsv!llc. Sh" went
down TO serve 4 five year term. ,
Accompanying her on the trip 20 the
Moundsville institution were four other
prisoners convicted and sentenced NJ
the present term OF Ohio county GRIM
fnal court one OF whom WAS Tony SGra-
tori. son-!u-aw OF ROSA Jacduinta. who
went back 10 MouRdsyi!lc for - years.
Slratori was the first OF the Italians
convicted Of perjuring themselves n
thu DiSelvestro trial.
DiselvcStro himself was IN the party
u prisoners removed TO MoundSv!lie.
.oinr down 10 serve a life term for the
murder Of James Augustus. common
law husband OF ROSA JacGCinta. in the
uou tomous"dance OF death which oC-
CURED IN RoSia Jac1uiHta's home in
Alley Is on September Sunday even
ing IN 1919
Other prisoners vino were taken from
the Ohio county jail TO the penit"ntiary
last night were Addison Buff. who pied
ell guilty TO charge Of stealing an au-
,omcbilc. and Russell Ho6litzel. con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01

tive Life today enjoys. The Multi
form Policy" has a feature all its own
and which has much to commend 1t.
This contract offers insurance to man
for five year. a a very low rate. and Is
SO worded that the insured practically
saves five years Of his age ut the time
Of conversion.
Glenn Peters Big Factor.
Tho wonderful success and progress
OF this enterprisinE concern Is largely
due TO the competent staff OF officers
and agents. and in this connection II Is
only proper to give credit and honor 10
whom It is due, and Glenn L. Peters. the
efficient secretary and treasurer of the
company, who is recognized as one of
the leading insurance men OF this dis
trict. has perhaps been more Of fac
tor in bringing the company through 70
It's present high standing than any other
individual concerned with the concern
and through his untirinG efforts and en-
ergy the company has attained its pres
emit high financial stand!n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
ITALIAN MURDERER AND PERJURERS
ARE REMOVED To STATE PRISON

victed Of breaking into and roDD!nS inc
Reichb blum Jeweiry store.
The prisoners were taken 20 Mounds
vile on the train out Of the baltimore
& Ohio station d, $40 O'Clock las; eN"N-
ing. arriving IN Noundsv!lI" at ia.
They were ia charge OF Captain OF
Guards =. f.. ShilotS and Mrs. Gregory.
one OF the nIatrVnS.
Tho removal Of the ConvictH, ana
later confessed murderer Of jim Angus
tus. to tic prison. along with TWO o! the
Italians who AZ mpted to SECURE us
elyestro's freedom by perjury. marks
the close of another chapter IN 4 bitter
struggle OF the lHS on one side Win
III. determination Of alleged Back
ll4uders to shield their people from the
law.
p!selveStru WAS convicted early IN the
last court term ;lnd WIS sentenced TO
the p,n for Ifr. A'frw days later he in
formed the prosecuting attorney OIL
rira that he was guilty. and revealed
plot that implicated Tony Saratori'
Kosia LacuuInta. Mamie Jacqunta-Sar-
aiori and Oliver Ch;rduN In pcrjury
charges. Friday evening Mamie JOAQUIN
ta-SaratCri was convicted u perjury
but Yesterday was parolcd until she IS
Il years Of age. in order that 81" may
ere for her infant child. which was
born since her incarceration.
Mother Pleads Guilty.
Yesterday morning ROSA JacGu!ntl,
mother of Mamie Jacqu!nta- Saratori.
pleaded guilty to ! perjury charge. and
Jude Alan II. Robinson sentenced her
70 serve five years IN the pcnitcntiary.
she was hurried 20 MOundSvillc. and
Warden r. L. Terrell probably will ar
range Ia have her cared for In the Ry-
no,!s Memorial Hospital At Glendale
until after the birth OF child which
is expected soon.
Prosecuting Attorney Carl q. Bach
mann yesterday made no objection 10
tn. motion Of counsel for Oliver Char
dull. fourth Of the alleged Italian per
iurcrs. for n continuation Of his case.
which was granted by Judge Alan Il.
Robinson.
In sp!tc or the crime which they ar"
connected. spectators at the pail last
evening were touched by the farewell
between Rosa JaaQuinta and her
daughter Mamie SaTatort when the for
mcr loft the Jail for Moundsville peni-
tenttary.
End work Of TERM.
The winter term OF criminal court of
Ohio county finished its docket yestcr-
day morning at IL O'Clock. and the court
Will be adjourned Saturday of this week
after one OF the shortest sessions IN
many months
The Jurors were dismissed Yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
Dreadful Cough cured.

\ severe cold is often follower 10y
rough cough Tor which Chamberlain'S
Cough Remedy has proven especially
valuable. Mrs. r. ". Olsen. Marysrillc.
Mo writes: About two years ago my
little boy. Jean caught Il sever" cold
and coughed drcadfully for days. |
tried 4 number or cough medicines but
nothing did him any good until ga"e
him Chamberlain Cough NemeGy. "
relieved his cough right away and ~
fore he had fnisheG takruG on" bottle
he Was cured. I think 1t is just Nm" Tor
ch ilhrnn For sale hN all dealerS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01

: n,an who doesn't know his own
m'nd still, thinks that others should
KurW Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
MOVE TO BELLAIRE
Electric Appliance Co., unable to Get
Now Location Hero

The Electric Appliance COMPANY,
which for several years has been occu-
plying the store room and building at
No. 81 Twelfth street. yesterday moved
TO their new quarters At No 5l07 Bel
mont street. Rellalrc.
This concern for several months has
been looking for suitable location but
when they were unable 70 got such hero,
and since they had 10 vacatc. they
moved 20 Dcllairc. They will be opened
Tor business IN tho .noxt couple days
in tho Ohio city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01

THE orols," another OF Booth TIT;
ington's wonderful serial stories, ~
arpear in Tho IntsnigSnesr IN tAf00 =.
stallmeuts, February 5, February -
and February II. Don't fall 10 e1joy
mash Of troubles and wh1riwa1d o.
laughs In which the charsetsrs s!EsaSs.
familiar to you through Too ons
lula" Ars involved In "Ths oEieA''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.

Anthony Natalia. 80. and Georgia
Consta BILE. 81, both Of Fairmont.
Albert Jack Abraham. %, and Minnie
c. Burke. 81. both of this city.
Deeds Recorded.
Wylie Irwin and Nina Irwin to Pau!
r. Bella. property in Scripps and
Ritchies Addition. Consideration SO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
Tuesday, Feb. l, 1921

offer turll
L the the We call a'cl-
at thu, Bed Room Furniture of the highest
the 20 Duy
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-03-31

leading mind ard DISPLAYED an case
in managing world affairs which must
astonish every fair-minded man or NO
man. The discriminating, epi2ram-
matte sentences. which fell from his
lips as though unstudied, flashed like
rays Of sunlight into darkness and
nebulous uncertainty, dividing be-
tween the soul and spirit in things. ard
always clarifying c!ery subject he
touched But WOODROW Wilson was
southern and might nelo 10 build 10
southern domination. The real issues
OF the hour were beclOuded b. such
men as Lodge, and a fierce propaganda
began, the like OF which this country
has never seen, until the American
people were confused. misled, and
finally led 20 Willy the greatest man OF
the century and the man who had upon
him what no man ever did bear !
write this not 10 stir UP partisan feel
ing but TO indicate what partisan spiri'
will and can DO. The same spirit
which will not give TO Virginia inc
credit for the first English settlement
in America; nor 10 James Pumse" OF
Virginia (Shepheristownl me credi'
for the invention OF the first steam
boat. refuses to permit history TO rec
ord Gust now anyhow that God in III
wisdom when the greatest war Of '"J
world confronted the nations. placed in
the seat cf power and influence great
Vireinan-as He did when this coun-
try needed "father"-and 70 Wood
row Wilson will the credit finally 20 fo-
the unparalleled work he did for the
world in its dire need. The news
papers OF Washington CITY speak Of
the "Scnt and tragic figure" OF the
now cx-peesident. His marks OF di-
sessc and strain are his honor wounds
No soldier at Walter Reed Hospital
could or should be prouder Of his
WOUNDS than Woodrow Wilson should
be OF his. He bears them as hearinr
the woes and the burdens OF the world
With uncovered head would We see him
90 by. II would hardly be a0pro-
pirate to see him walk with elastic
srep and smile as of old so cheerilv
He saved others. though he could no
save himself. The tragedy is not Mr.
wilson's failure but the absence OF ap-
probation from manv OF the American
reop'e-but this absence OF pprecia-
ton, like Jazz, will not last long.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-03-31
HEALTH ACTIVITIES.

DR.. F. F. Farnsworth, Director of
the Bureau Of Veneral Diseases an
nounces that a School Of Instruction
for physicians, health officers and
nurses will be held in Charleston, be-
ginning April II It'll, and continuing the
entire week. Every county in the
State is expected to send one or more
physicians. At least two representa-
tives from the u S. Public Health
Service will be on the program for
addresses. and Sir Arthur Newsholme
former Health Minister of England
is on the program.
IL will be an entire week Of intensive
work, consisting of lectures, lahora
tory demonstrations and clinical treat
ments, with steroptican exhibitions al
night. Those who attend the whole
week will receive a certificate to the
special course.
There will be a period devoted to dis
cussion of bills pending before the
| legislature looking to the improvement
OF the sanitary and health conditions
OF the State, and il is believed thai
while the legislature is in session {
! meeting of health officers. physician
and nurses may do much to insure tn.
, passage OF such laws as may be help
and are needed very much Just now.
The State Department of Health anS
the Public Health Service are yer,
much interested in the following bill.
now pending
| Senate Bill No. lO2 by Senator York
which provides a maximum lew of
cents on the 500 assessment for thu
| purpose OF supporting a full time cour.
| " health officer. The details of this
bill are fine, and il is a good measure
House Bill No. 800 and House Bill
| No. fO6, the first introduced BY Mr.
! fero'd, and the other bv Mr.. Davis
provides that all males sha! be FREE
| from veneral diseases before securing
a marriage license.
House BIZ No go introduced ~
Mr. Hiner, would make all ch;ld->,
born out Of wedlocl; legitimate when
their legal parentaGc was established
hev would take the fathers name, an
inherit his property and enjoy all the
| advantages OF child born in wedlock
Senate Bill No. II by Senator York
is complete veneral disease control
oil and gives the State Department of
Health through the Neneral Diseas
Bureau all powers BY law enactmen.
that are now being exercised hv Safe
Board Regulation. This is a very i'm
portant measure as il goes further and
| provides ways and means that arc mn.
available nov
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-03-31
Cardinal Gibbons Dead.

lam-5 Cariina! Gibbons. Arch
. shop of Baltimore, and head of the
american Catholic hierarchy. died M
me archle-episcopal residence in Bal.
more last Thursday at the adyan~e
are Of ~ years. He was born in Bql.
more but spent his youth in Ireland
movlng back TO America when he w1e
IA years old. At the are Of twenty.
one ne began preparations for his ser
zee IN ne Roman Catholic Chur~',
graduating With distinguished horore
from st Charles College. he purs-r+
h,s studies at the Seminary of 6,
Marv'S University in BaItimora
Cardinal Gibbons was RECOGNIZED r,
scholars ana theolopians Of all creed
Tor his craftsmanship and scholarsh;.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-03-31
IN MEMORIAM.

=, In loving remembrance of my mother
mrs. NJ. p. Crowl, who died Fcbruar,
18th, 1921.
Dearest mother, thou hast left us.
And our loss we deeply feel
hut IT'S God that has bereft us.
He can all our sorrows heal
he Form We love is zone.
! ne voice We loved is still
we humbly bend the knee.
ana bow to our Fathers will.
BY Her Son. Norman.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-03-31
Ky Her Son. Norman.


A company to take over the large
organ factory at Hirerstown Of Nj
+. Mol!er has been INCORPORATED viii,
canital stock of $500 600 The name
Of the company will re NJ p MoIIn-
Inc. The incorporators are WatbSw
p: Moller, !. Ouerhein Funkhomeer
Eden }. Schucnhcrrer and Otn {
tunkhouser. The charter ou-hori,cs
.ne incorporation 10 manufacture or
gans, monographs and planes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-03-31

Lost two albums of Kodak pictures
or o,o homes interior and exterior in
orthern Virginia and Western Mary.
.dhE. ioera reward will be Div
sn Ior 'heIr return to the Register OF
ne onepheTcS'own, w Va. or for in.
,OrInatlon Leaiing % their recnveru