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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-21

FOR sALE-Chevroiet In Al run
ming order. $3.50. Inquire I'll
Main street. 1929
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-21

wANTED-To borrow twelve hun
dred dollars for one year, Al Sc
curity. Box IL, Herald office. 20'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-21
Have you seen Kelley today?
A Jar Of Freckle Cream-one cent
UNDERwOOD's ONE GENT SALE.

FOR SALE-Beautifu ranch home
or acreage for homesites in Rogue
River Valley-land Of hearts de-
light. Simerville York Cafe. 19r20'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-21

A good writing tablet-one cent
UNDERwOOD's ONE-CENT SALE.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-21

q room house and one lot,
$1,000. 1914 Oregon Ave. 1929
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-21

One pound sugar Of milk-One cent
UNDERWOOD's ONE-CENT SALE.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-21

FOR RENT-Three room furnished
house. with outside room. Mrs
Nate Otterheim. Phone 538-M. 1920
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-21

FOR RENT-Front sleeping room.
with bath. 522 klamath avenue.
1927
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
RIVER TELEaRAMS

Davis Island Dam. rs fct. rising.
cloudy.
Warren. % feet. rising. clear.
Steuhenville. 10 feet, rising. clear.
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md.
M.ealc. George Ernest. Wheeling.
Mason. DaIn" I.cNrrc. Wheeling.
Pence. samuel Edward. Whc",inE.
.\mirk. John i'rrd"r:ck. Wh".Nu".
Mccoy. Roy TaimaIe. Wh"rl:;%.
Barnes. Frank Lee. Fa:rm"nt
Miller, Charles Henry. Wheeling.
Cardona. James clarence. Wheeling.
Conrad. Ralph Douglass. Wheeling.
Franz, David Benjamin. Harrisburg
l.auck. Robert Alfred. Bethany.
. Dcgarmo. John Cleo, Watching.
Porter. Eugene Oliver. WcIlSi'urG.
Wrlton. Wright Montgomery, Fled
mont.
Shirley Sydney Staunton. Wheeling.
Birney Samuel .Asbury. Wheeling.
Hal Charles David. WcliSburg.
l.atta. William Love. Wheeling.
RoutOn. Arthur Lee. trcola.
PAUL. James. Wcll<burE.
Thompson. Merle Bast"rd. Wclishurg
Mutcr. Guy Govcn. Wcll$burg.
Fenncr, Ralph George. WcllSburg.
George. Jr.. Thomas Henry. WcllshurG,
Pritchard. Robert Campbell. Bramwcll
Girard, Louis Frank. Harrisville.
StultZ, George james. M"undsvillc.
.tllcu'' Curtis James. M0und>v!lle.
hurley. George Alexander. Triadclphil
Cowan. Ward Hummer. Wheeling.
NIllikcn, James Peter. Triadelphia.
Kclmcnson. Hime. Marlinton.
Allen. Fred Clay. Marlinton.
Kennedy. James Walter. Hundred.
Meredith. Harry Brady. Fairmont.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
FRIENDS TALK !! :.
OF BIG CHANGE

spells and fell right to the moor ~
faint. She would have ~ many
a day sometimes and whenevr ~
came on I would hurry out ana eau y
the neiShbors. Her compilation uin
yellow and all tho folks had Just aposs
given her UP.
But l was determined TO do evesy.
thing in this world to save her. na1
heard a lot Of Tanlac and when one ot
our friends suggested that We try u =
decided right then to get some. We'll
sir, Tanlac suited her Case 50 weii tnet
she hadn't taken but few doses oetorc
she said she was feeling better. Ano
today she looks like q different person
and tho neighbors all say they have
never seen anything to equal her I'm.
provement. She has q nne appetite ana
cats anything do and has ALREADY
gained considerably In weight She
sleeps we'll and has a good color and 10
doing the housework. Nothing Will ever
shake my faith in Tanlac. It certainly
Is great.
Tanlac Is sold In wheeling BY Hose-
Davis Drug Company and leading drug
gists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
CLASS OF As CANDIDATES ARE
GIVEN THE WORK AT CARROLL
CLUB MEMORIAL DAY.
Martins Perry Council Team and Deputy
Gilhooly and Stan Exemphfy tho
Degrees.

The second and third degrees OF the
order Knights of Columbus were con-
fcrred upon a class of forty-hvc mem
hers for Carroll council knights or CO.
umbus No SOL. at the Carroll club yes
terday afternoon.
Tho second degree was cXcmplihcd by
the highly trained degree team or the
Martins Ferry council, Knights OF Co.
lumbus. at o'clock and at $3.50 o'clock
the work Of the third degree was cXc'n-
plincd by State Deputy Thomas Gill
horly OF Weston and his very capable
stan. The exemplihCation Of the de-
grecs was witnessed by large gather
ing Of knights.
At $50 o'clock buffet luncheon was
served. Three hundred people enjoyed
the luncheon. including the members OF
yesterdays class. One hundred couples
enjoyed the dance from o'clock 10 mid
night. arranged in honor Of the new
knights Of Columbus. Henry's orchcs-
ira played the dance numbers.
Tho Memorial day event or the
knights Of Columbus was arranged by
a committee composed Of: II. J. Hof-
man, chairman: l.. A Fitzpatrick. j.. l..
ODonncll. II. J. Mullarkcy, John Nolte,
J. J. Owens and John Costello.
The members Of the class taking the
second and third degrees are:
ThoS. T., Burka Harry J. Carney
ThoS. r.. S. O'Don- Henry Edw. Grob
nell John r.. Tucker
Geo. T.. Miller Geo. V. McFadde;
/ Geo. +. Sonncfeld Alfred Wcigand
WIlbcrt T. Nolan Herman He'll
John Francis Nc Clarence Il. Hoose
Cahe, l.ewrenCe J. We'll
ThoS. Mitchell Fox gand
Vim. J. Manion Geo. l.. Hannah
= VI. ]. Finley Henry J. ]. kress,
Fred. s. KluE Jr
Leonard 4. Pockl Vim. l.. Mathison
Harvey Gibson Ellsworth l..
Leonard ]. Shuicr Walker
VIM. T.. Iunkins John T. kosn!ck
! Richard r. Tucker Chas. +. Hickey
! Jesse Bango Anthony S. Schar-
Robt. J. Snider. Jr nechia-
/ NJ. !. Elwnod Alex. j. Crock
/ Vim. J. Miller Francis Joseph Sui
. John Francis Rock livan
Frank Paul Geo T. Noll. Jr.
Geo. w Schretner Anton Lepresto
Aug. IL, SChreiner Jos. Vim. Schrock
Thos. T.. Finnegan Edw. J. SChreiner
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
Mrs. Broughman Improved
On Very First Few
Doses Of Tanlac,
States Husband.

Our neighbors used to come In to
see my wife thinking she couldn't live
but since she has taken Tanlac they
are all talking about her wonderful i'm
provement" said o. A. Broughman,
Muddy Pike, Clifton Forge, Va,
valued employe Of the C. & o. Railroad.
THE flu wrecked my wifes health so
completely that she fell of to less than
a hundred pounds and was as weak as
n baby. We tried everything imagin-
able and spent all kinds Of money but
there seemed to be little hope for her.
She just didn't want to cat for every
thing turned against her, and caused
awful distress. Her nerves were worn
to a FRAGILE and she scarcely knew what
sleep was.
AT times she had nervous weak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
PHuosoPHc AND CHvALRIc
DN9IEES.
Tuesday Evening, Nay 81, 1891.
NINNTEENTH DEGREE.

Tuesday Evening. Nay 81, 1871.
NuErEENTH DEGREE.
$50 p. M. Robing 700 p. m.
W. 4. McCulla. 80. Presiding.
The members Of the class who re-
ceived the lneffahle degrees yesterday
and last evening are:
STANLEY. Bernard William. Wheeling
Stuck. Orie O!ean. Tariff
Hodges. Harry Curtis keyscr
Blackman, Judson Stlas. keyser
Badgley. Dillett. Ridgeler
League, John Samuel Gassaway
Finnell, Charles Newton. kcyser.
Smith. Ralph Lee keySer
Matheny. Wade Hampton. Gilmer
Michael. Guy Hohcrt. Bower
Franck. George Evrctte. Wheeling
Moore. Richard DalLIs. Warrington
DunkelberEer. ;iarry. WeirtHn
Keller. Irwin. Wheeling
Fox. Charles. WC:rtun
Cuthbert Ralph Read. Wcirton
Schamp. John Wesley. New Martins
VILE
Bowyer, Leslie Lee, Layland
Conley. Harvey Carey. Charleston
Buck, James Ebert. raden City
Clay. Tia Addison. Raleigh
Songcr, Charles William. Raleigh
Bell, Arch Elem. Raleigh
Jones. Charles Harm. Gleason
Bell. Robert Bay. Sistcrsrilie
Chicester, George Herman. Williams
town
HAYS, William Mcclellan, Glen VINO
CliSnr. Elmer Lee, McMechen
Workman, Thaddcus Reamy. Norton
Ronksley. James. Irwin. Wheeling.
Sawyers. William Harvey. Hinton.
Daguc. Charles Elmer. wheeling.
Owen, John Jacob. Wheeling:
Rush, Lawrence Alexander. Neweii.
Nathaniel, Charles Edward. Newell.
Reed. Elmer Strouss. Chester.
Smith Harry Anthony, Wheeling.
Kennedy, CLYDE Raymond. Clarksburg.
Heckert. Clyde g.. Wheeling.
Douglass. Ross Stewart. Wheeling.
Quicker. Charles Henry. Wheeling.
Stamford. James Clyde. New Mar
tinsville.
White Charles Melvin. Wheeling.
Clapper, George Washington. Wheel
caidwell. Charles larence. Wheeling.
OK. Howard Dawson. Junior
Hough. james Vernon. Golfers.
Gossett. George. Golfers.
Hicginbotham. Albert Carson, Hast
inc
Kellison. John Snowdcn. Wheeling.
Heo. james Marin. Marlnton.
Bolton. IT.. Harry Howard. Pierce.
Shurtleff. Walton Riain. BelinGton.
Carpenter. Hcrschel Arthur, Wells
burg.
poe Samuel Hezektah. Hastings.
crews, Albert William. Thurmond.
Parriott Lewtelus. Bolton.
Cline, John Hamilton. Chester.
McCarnes. Allan Hunter. Warrington.
Newell Mcrl August. Chester
Siegfried, Henry GILES. Chester.
Rose. Russell Sherman. Wileyvtlle.
Speilman. Harry Isiah. Martinsburg.
Mercer. LA Nelson. Welsburg.
Bowman. Walter. Wellsburg.
Hemeyer. Max. Clarksburg.
Ashby. william Orr Farmont.
White, Grover Cleveland. Clarksourg.
Huebel Harry Arthur. Wheeling
Smith Paul Elder. Wheeling.
Trihlett. Herbert Ernest. New Mar
tinsville.
Revert, Frank Elton. McMechen.
McGinnis, Howard Justus, West LIB
erty.
Van Camp, Maurice Russell. Mohawk.
Rreen. Harry Edison. New Cumber-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
Coal Miner Returned
To Steady Work Again

done for me-" Thus wrote Mr.. DeitI1An
who resides in the West End. Funxsu-
tawney, Pa. The above statement tells
It's own story. II you suffer from nerv-
Gus or stomach disorders. a general run
down condition, or their attending Ills.
give Nerv-Worth a trial. Remember. II
your first trial bottle Is not satisfactory.
your druggist is authorized to refund
your money Sold by leading druggists.
Nerv-Worth is sold and recommended
by G. H. Griest G. Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
.SFC9ND AND THIRD DEGREES
CONFERRED BY THE K. Of c.
MAY START RECOUNT
OF BALLOTS TODAY

City Clerk Homer G. Crago declined TO
assign any date yesterday for the re-
count of election returns demanded by
T.. r. Mctzner. defeated candidate for
the Fifth ward, saying that the initia-
tive rested with attorneys in the case
Attorney Carl G. Bachmann who has
been retained by Mr.. MctZner, says that
the recount will begin today.
\ rumor Is current to the effect that
MIR. MetZner Is not alone In demanding 4
recount. 1t is understood that petitions
for a general recount are being circu-
lated BY several other defeated candi-
dates. The petitions are said to bear
afidavits from various citizens as TO
the way they voted. The Circulators OF
the petitions arc endeavoring to gather
enough such statements to institute a
check on election proceedings. 1t Is al
legged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
BUSINESS RESUMES

Business and Il limited amount OF IN
duStrial operation in the Wheeling dis-
trirt will We resumed this morning after
two day holiday-Sunday and Mem
or!al day. Banks. commercial houses
Offices and the few plants which were
operating suspended work Saturday. Il"
remain closed until this morning. inc
schools enjoyed Il holiday Monday ana
only III" police department and city nTc
departments were on duty Memorial
tav in any department Of government.
Afternoon newspapers were not pub
uShcd Monday The stock market re-
opens this morning after an unusually
long holiday. being closed since Friday
afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
Non-ratal Injuries Quite Common.

In a booklet published by the Actha
Life Insurance Co. We find the follow
ing item: available statistics prove
that last year in the United States
II. 900, 600 people received non-fatal In
juries." This must include slight in
uric. not sufficiently serious TO require
the attention Of surgeon. People
should be prepared to treat injuries or
this character themselves. for most OF
them. all that is needed is 4 bottle or
Liniment. II is excellent
for sprains. bruises, also TO relieve rheu-
matte pains For sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
No 1rors Layers for Otto DsttnAn-
Nsrv-worth bestowed Health.

Some days l could not work all day
because Of the misery I was IN from
gas on my stomach and bclchinE. and !
couldn't eat anything at all. Sleep at
night was unknown 10 me. | have taken
4 bottle Of Ncrv-Worth and now l am
able to work steady and can certainly
recommend Nerv-Worth for what II has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
Sunu1 1HuN1oN or sc0TTISX
ATE 3oDus OF fR1IkAsoH-
~ GIFTS UNDER WAY.
lEcDANuL LODGE OF PE1xEC11oN
Had CHARGE OF WORK
N TEN DH01110.
CLARITY cKAPT11 USI1KTS ROSE
c1oH AND AL111f Pr"
OoVNcM WORK TO-DAY.

One hundred and twelve candidates
had conferred upon them the 1neftaolc
Degrees Of Scottish Rite FTeemasonrY
in the work q the opening ,1 day Y. OF we eHs
OF the opening day OF the Scottish Rite
reunion. Tho degrees from the fourth
10 the fourteenth were conferred yes
terday afternoon and last evening in the
John W. Morris Scottish Rite Cathedrai.
with an intermtssion for lunch AFTER
the sixth degree vas conferred
The work OF the opening day Of the
reunion was in charge OF McDaniei
Lodge Of Perfection No. l..
In the sessions this forenoon ana al
ternoon. Charity Chapter knights Rose
Croix No. will confer the historical
and religious degrees. tho fifteenth 70
eighteenth inclusive. This evening, AL
bert Pike Council Knights kadosh No. l
viii confer the nineteenth degree. which
Is the first OF the philosophic and chiv-
alric degrees.
Tho program for to-day's work fol-
cM1arrx cnArrE1 xx1aHTs ROSE
C1oU NO. /.
Edward l. Wager. 80 Hon. ,:...::..
walker Allen. So: KOCH: -;
BENZ: c. Byron; az. &c, 1"'
................... Junior Warden
frederick schaub. s2'. KOCH, 49,.
Tho. 5: Meek ss'. KOCH: SssssSssy
Geo. I. Kossuth, s2:.................
-.............. Master Of Ceremonies
Harry ". Meyer. So. Expert
Aug. II. Won Rayer, 81 Assistant Expert
VIM. H! Brunhaus: go ..:......;.,...
Fred W. colmar. 32'. ......:..:....
........... Second Standard Bearer
n. G. Bond. s2.: Guard Of the Temple T,T.e
Iastor4eal ana 1Anstous Dsgrsss-
TuTI1MTT D1aRE1.
500 a. m. Ro6ins $50 a. m.
Edv. L. Yager. 30. Hon.. Presiding.
@rN1NTX D1911E.
Prince Of Jerusalem
chss E Carrigan. So; Hon. Presiding.
Intermission for Lunch:
aHv1NfEEMTK DEo141.
lis p. m. Robng 100 p. m
11aXT11NEX DEGREE.
XniSht Rose Croi1.
400 o. m. Robing Gas .. m.
Internission for Dinner.
ALDH1f p" COUNCIL n19HfS
xADoSX NO. J.
Officers.
Ben E. Hamilton. 80 Hon. Commander
Geo. c. Beneke. 32'. KOCH. ........
......... First Lieut.. Commander
W. W. Irwin. So. ..........'...
.. Second Lieut.. Commander
Elmer n. KrauSkopf. So. Chancellor
". S. Hamilton, &c KOCH. -. Orator
Frederick Schaub. So. &c. C.H..:Almoner
Thos. s. Meek. 32'. KOCH. Recorder
\. T. Hupp. Sc. ...........T Treasurer
Roy l. hOlleTp D.
...... Master Of Ceremonies
r. G. Byron. So. KOCH. -. Turcopiler
Hanrv khrens, 81. Draper
VIM. X. Frederick. So. KOCH.
4 IL - A/SehNN'
Albert p Schairer, So Second Deacon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31

Of Tom Kelly on Fourth street during
the absence Of tho family. Tho only
articles missed were Of small value. An
attempted burglary was also reported in
the house of a family named Miner. The
burglars attempted to force an entrance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
ATTEMPTS TO ENTER
MOUND CITY HOMES

Decoration Day was marked by a
wave Of crime In Moundsvllle. Two
burClartcs we're reported 10 the city
nollCc Yesterday evening. Sneak thieves
we're supposed to have entered the house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31

into tho house but escaped vishsss =.
Five "drunks" will face Mayor
Wieneke at this evenings sessioo of
police court. All 1--WE arrests were 0aAe
by Officer Bryson. The men arrested
TAYLOR, Henry Dayton and John Smith,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
III CANDIDATES Of SCOTTISH RITE
AAASONS TAKE TIMETABLE DEGREES

VIM. J. Miller. 32'. Bearer OF Beauseant
Alfred y. Pcake. 32'. S..........
........... Bearer of White standard
Hiram Il. Johns. 32'.............
...,. Bearer OF Black Standard
Marcus Q. Bond. So ................
............Li Lieutenant of the Guard
O. T. BarneS zoe ,,.....,...Ti Tier
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-27
GASOLINE TRACTORS
GREAT FARM ASSET
Number In Use Is Largely
Increased.

1t was revealed in L statement is
sued by the Department Of Agricul.
ture that gasoline farm tractors
have increased to such an extent
that last year 100000, valued at
S193 100000 were made.
Next in value among farm nipple
ments was the pillow. Of which 1851
67s, at a cost OF $43,222,000 were
Manufactured. Third in value was
the horse-drawn vehicle, 449, 095, val.
ued at $42.433,000.
Harvesting machinery is far down
the list. the value OF the output be-
ing $41,015.000. Having machinery
totalled 411.556, costing $24,703,000.
The output Of planting and cult
waiting machinery was 47e,24S plant
ers, valued at $685. 900, and $780,
179 cultiyators. valued at $15,186.000
Only 1853 steam tractors valued at
$41 ,661 900 were made.
The total value OF all the farm
machinery produced in the United
States in 1920 was $536.945, 900 OF
which $471,442,000 was sold at home
and $7s,614,000 exported. A total Of
5S3 corporations and Arms were en-
gagged in the manufacture OF this
machinery.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-27

HERE'S a smoke that talks
1 L in any language and needs
10 Interpreter. Light up a Ches-
-ertield, draw deep-and moro
plainly than words your smila
ill tell the world "They Sat-
sly" It's the blend that does
and you can't get Satisfy"
anywhere except in Chester
feds, for that blend can't b.
eegieG'
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-27
WHEELING HOME BREWER is
HELD FOR FEDERAL GRAND
JURY HERE NEXT SEPTEMBER

Following closely upon raid
made at his place in Wheeling Sun
day afternoon by Anti.Saloon Lea.
que Prohibition OfflCor Tom Arrang-
ton and Federal Agents il. c. Ross
and J. ]. Dover, Robert l.. NIeintel
was served with federal warrant
by United States Deputy Marshal
John NJ. Short that evening, charg-
ed with making and selling "hcme
brew" Meintel was arraigned be-
fore United States Commissioner
John II. Conrad, pleaded not guilty
to the federal charge lodged against
him, and was held under $500 bond
TO answer action Of the United
States grand jury at Martinsburg
September 30.
According to the federal officers
who were in the raiding squad, they
came to Wheeling armed with a
search and seizure warrant for Mein-
tel, who is accused Of operating a
speakeasy in connection with his
soft drink stand
In Meintel's place Of business the
raiders testified they found several
cases OF home brew II is said that
as the officers entered the soft drink
emporium. young man behind the
counter ran toward an ice box, but
the oIhccrs beat him to the ice box
and found a pint and a half OF
whiskey A pint Of liquor" was
accounted for in hearing before Com
missioner Conrad, and according to
the testimony Of the raiders, some
one stole the pint Of LIQUOR which
they had planned to keep for evi.
dence.
After searching the soft drink
stand, the raiders visited nearby
cellar which is said to have been
rented by Meintel from the owner.
and here the officers found lot OF
beer and brewing equipment and ma.
terial.
In all, the haul according to ties.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-27
OR, CRAFTS HAS
FORMULA FOR
FAMILY HAPPINESS
Sense Of Humor And Good
Disposition Are Essential.

Washington, July 2e.-One versa.
tue gentleman is this DR.. Wilbur F.
Crafts, Pm. D., reformer extrao-din-
~.
Having old Zeelzeburg on the jump
aad having raised something OF a
fuYnpus In New Jersey over the re-
cent battle OF the century" the
well known and amiable doctor
comes along with dash OF romance
Tho doctor is giving a bit OF ad-
vice on heart-tinkerinG today. How
to be happy though married" is A
hAckneyed text, but the doctor has
chosen IT,
Two OF the most necessary ar
ticles to put In stock In a new home
Ate 4 saving sense OF numor and a
habit Of not taking ones self too ser
tottly," Advises the reform leader.
Should Not b Besaar
one Of the most essential things
70 homo happiness 10 that the wife
ehAu not have to come daily as a
DeSkay to her husband for money.
out shall have in life the control Of
g leA6t the third she is entitled
y BY law II her husband dies" the
doctor prescribes.
Usually the wife can spend most
wnsly 1t least that much OF the
5oiht product OF their wisdom and
work. But In any case she should
1Ato her Axed share Of income and
Sto4y how to use It wisely.
< most OF all In the parental rela-
~ l..
the highest work OF creation, the
saefsdness and chivalry OF sex
0Aould mover be degraded by coarse
Aees OF word or deed"
Ana there you have the doctors
prescription for complete domestic
fUiieity.
OF course the Doctors sally into
the Acid OF domestic relations is
.bua By way OF diversion. and he
Wa1ts Il distinctly understood that
hi0 chief business line is that OF
the "chserful relormer.''
br. Crafts uses the sobriquet Of
cheerful reformer" adyisedly too,
Tor he has come up smiling after
sev4ry battle whether he won or lost
World Getting Better
The fact that the Dempsey-Car-
p&ntier battle was held as per
schedule. that the ahti.prohibition
parade was staged in New York. and
that divorce cases continue to be
emblasoned on the front pages Of
the newspapers, the doctor still
wears . smile and insists that this
wicked old world 10 getting better
every day.
There 10 Just one fiea on the re-
form physician's soup OF Joy these
days and that is reform opposition,
to-wit, one the Rev. Noah Cooper,
Of Nashville. Tenn. who Is striving
to stop all commercial activities on
Sunday. This movement by the
Rev. Mr.. Cooper is Impractical"
III. Crafts declares, and may put
TIE whole reform business on the
skids II 1t is allowed to proceed.
Nevertheless. the doctor isn't ex-
actiy worried. Worry doesn't figure
in his philosophy and he is hopping
around with his Joyous song from
city to city, full OF reform and en-
thusiasnn.
No matter what your attitude may
b towards reform movements you
certainly have to admit that for a
eesitlemAn Of three score and more
years. the Rev. DR.. Crafts is a Give
wire"
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-27
SOLDIERS CHANCES
BETTER THAN BABYS

Advocates of the Sheppard-TowI-
er maternity bill marshaled their
forces Sunday for a final effort to
have the measure enacted by the
house. The bill has already passed
the senate.
1t is eight times as safe to be a
soldier in the United States Army
as to be a baby in the United
States" DR.. Josephine Baker, direc-
tor of Child Hygiene Division Of the
New York Board Of Health, told the
committee.
The bill in its present form car
ries an appropriation and provision
for carrying on an educational cam
paign in every state in the Union.
Maternity and infant mortality can
be cut down by having competent
agencies carry on child welfare and
maternity hygiene work, its adyo-
Gates said.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-27
NO BANK FAILURE.

Parkersburg, July pa news
dispatch, sent from this city Sunday
night, announcing that receiver
had been named for the Central
Bank and Trust Company, was or.
roneous.
Officials OF the Central Bank and
Trust Company and state banking
officials today denied that receiver
had been appointed for that institu'
ton, and pointed out there has been
no recent bank failures in Parkers'
burg or in the entire state OF West