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New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
Pat Rooney a Star
After Thirty-one
Years on Stage

Pat Rooney, the newest musical COM
edy star, who appears in sLove Birdsp
at the Apollo Theater, made his debut
upon the stage at the time of his
fathers death, thirty years ago. in q
production in which the elder Pat
Rooney was to star.
John Cort was not very bio factor
IN stage circles at the time of the elder
Pat Rooney's death, but he had ar
ranged show called "Lord Rooney ,,
IN which the comedian was to ba
starred. In the course of rehearse1s .
Rooney died suddenly of pnaumon;a
~ had been his ambition that his SON
snouid be lawyer or physician. But
now nnanc1ai difficulties made this i'm
posslole; he had been a big monev-
spender soou
Upon his fathers death vounp Pat
found himself the sole support Of his
mother and four sisters. He was
eleven years old and Immediately ac-
cepted the big responsibility placed
upon him. He jumped into the show
Lord Rooney" cas- juvenile dancer
10 Keep the family name in the nro-
auctlon, while comedian named Kelly
TOOK the part that had been designed
Tor the elder Rooney. From then on
rat Rooney I'd danced and sang and
acted his way up the ladder, and after
thirty-one years experience on the
stage he has finally reached stardom
Pat Rooney has following among
vaudeville patrons that alone is suffi-
gent to insure the success of "Loye
The present Pat Rooney il yersat;,a
and is unquestionably one Of the hest
dancers on the stage. He has added
new laurels to the name of Rooney.
Although he has been on the STAGE
tnirty-one years most any one would
take Fat Rooney to be about 4wentv-
three or, twenty-four years of are.
particularly after watching him carer
through. the two acts of Love Birds"
at the Apollo.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
Motion Picture Men Join
In New Theatrical Firm

alfred Cheney Johnston and James
aood mcfarland have incorporated
under the name of Johnston Macfxr-
land. Inc, and have opened offices AZ
o!.eS West Forty-sixth Street. They
VIII acc as managers and vepresenta-
establish a publicity bureau and also
act as booking agents and play brokers.
Alfred Cheney Johnston is wei.
known TO every one engaged in motics
picture or theatrical production for his
uncxcelled portrait and still photogrs-
phy. James Hood Macfarland recentiy
resigned as Eastern studio publicitg
representative of the Famous Players:
Lasky Corporation after six years ezs
periencc with that company.
This new enterprise will NOT ;nfers
fere. with Mr.. Johnston's Photographic
work. as the business will be in sharFa
Of Mr.. Macfarland,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27

character of Armstrong. 1t is a diff
cult part to play. In spite of a ten
dency on the part of the clergyman to
rhetoric, to priggishness and preachi-
ness, 1t is necessary for me to win
sympathy for him. l try to make him
human, to present him as a sincere and
understanding young man beset by tre-
mendous problems which he is vaguely
endeavorlng to Surmount. If I have
succeeded in presenting Armstrong in
a sympathetic light am happy"
Mr. Sydney spoke of motion pictures.
In his opinion the screen will attain a
greater glory when it has reached the
state of giving the actor significance
equal at least to that of the director.
AT present the director is on a ped
actor or the producer" Mr.. Sydney
continued. HE is the whole thing.
The presentation is his. The perform
ances are his, although there is pre-
tense asserted by the actors. The
screen is developing every day. It has
progressed with amazing rapidity in
this country. But it lacks the perfec-
tlon which belongs to the stage. be-
cause the actor concerned in its pro-
ductlons IS OF relatively little impor-
tance.
however, L reel tnat the day Is not
Tar off when the screen-at least the
American screen--will ACQUIRE that
perfection. just as the American stage
is the most advanced and the most
promising of any stage in the world in
the artistic skill and understanding
that are employed in the details of pro-
ductlon, SO the screen will become more
of an art and less of an industry.''
Mr.. Sydney plans to maintain a home
IN New York, as we'll as one in London.
For the present he will confine his pro-
fessional activities to Romance" and
Will make tour across the continent
in company with Miss Keane.
Romance never has been present
Miss Keane and l are anxious to plav
it there. That is, of course, when New
York will permit US to leave. Right
now New York's demand for the drama
IS enormous and seems to be growing" !"
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27

drama. Irwin S. Cobb occasionally
waddles through the door of its cozy
home and genially cries, Hello, John!n
to MIR. Drew. Lou Tellegan is inordi-
nately proud Of fact few outsiders
khow-that he is the checker cham
pion of the club. The chess champion
ship ct the club is at present in Spain
with Blanco Ibanez, but he is expected
to return to this country in time to
defend his title. In case he should de-
fault the chess laurels are liable to
60 either to Frank Bacon, De Wolf
Hopper or William Courtleigh, any one
Of whom is able to hold his own against
eight-year-old chess wizards from
Esthonla, Lithuania or points east.
Whlle the green room, as meeting
place for the actor and his friends
backstage, has yielded to commercial
pressure and disappeared, its tradi
tlons are carefully preserved III the
club.
New York now has the largest and
the smallest stage in the world. The
latter is in the Green Room Club and
is complete in every respect The pro-
cenlum opening is something over
eight feet in width. Despite the SEEM
ingly cramped quarters Of this stage
1T has been the scene of some brilliant
plays. 1t has been the custom to have
revel there on four or iiye Sunday
evenings each winter. At each OF these
revels there are presented three or
four one-act plays which are written
and played by the members. The only
occasion on which the club appears
outside it's own quarters lis on Easter
Day. when it has public reyal at a
broadway theater and presents the
best of the plays brought out during
the season at the private revels. The
nineteenth annual Green Room Revel
is to be presented tonight at the
George NJ. Cohan Theater and bids fair
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
Green Room Club Has Its
10Th Annual Revel To-nieht

Longacre Square is at the present
time the pivot of the theatrical uni
verse, the very pith and center of all
things of and pertaining to the stage.
But it was. not thus in the olden days.
Long before the Civil War Philadel
phia held the record for speed as an
urban community, and held the scepter
Of dramatic sovereignty with firm
grasp.
For many years Philadel lphia looked
rather disdainfully upon any preten-
slons to theatrical prominence by the
CITY of New York. The finest theater
IN America was in Philadelphia, the
olcest theater was there, she had the
la1gest number of theaters, and she
had the only theatrical organization
the Actors Order of Friendship-then
existing in this country The latter
had been her proud possession since
lS49. AS late as 1888 this order re-
fused to charter a New York branch.
using the argument that New York
could not support q society among
actors.
Finally F. F. Mackay a member Of
ire order, living in Manhattan, at
tended an annual meeting in Philadel-
Fhla, at which he knew there would be
present but seven members. With him
Vent ten New Workers, who duly Joined
the order, with the amazing result that
Mr. Mackay was elected to its presi-
dency. Under his administration New
York obtained her first theatrical or
ganization in the Edwin Forrest Lodge
OF Oft the Actors Order of Friendship in
Out of this beginning has grown
one. of the most interesting of little
old New York's nstitutions4the Green
Room Club. With membership al
most wholly of the theater it's roster
looks like a "Whn's IXhnn of IL.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
A Year of ssFoolish Wives,

Erich Won Stroheim is now on the
eighth mouth of his super-speciai
feature, Foolish Wives" which Will
take probably full year for the max
ing and cutting.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
9 sBoomerang Bill'' Resun,ed

Work has been resumed on sFoom-
erang Bill" Cosmopolitan produc-
ton in which Lionel Barrymore Is
playing the title role. The picture has
been delayed because of the illness Of
Mr.. Barrymore and of Tom Terriss.
who is directing it. Marguerite Marsh
plays opposite Mr.. Barrymore.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
..Hearts of GoIdv

Hoot Gibson is being featured in
Hearts of Gold,' short reel West
ern photo drama in which the cowboy
star is directed by William Craft.
Marcella Pershing, General Pershing's
cousin, has the leading feminine role.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
Edith DOns the Mahooanv

Edith Roberts is to appear in "My
Lady of the Island" in the near future
In this story Edith will again put on
the mahogany stain of the South Sea
Islands
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
A New Hurst Picture

Seena Owen has arrived from Los
Angeles to play the leading role in
Back Pay" Cosmopolitan production
which Frank Borzage will direct. The
story is an adaptation by Frances
Marlon of one of Fannie Hurst's
stories
New-York tribune., 1921-03-27
William Farnum's Next

The next William Farnum picture
VIII be His Greatest Sacrifice" which
William Fox will release on April IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-07
WOMAN'S TESTIMONY
AGAINST ACCUSED MAN

Fed Wood CITY. Cal. Oc'. 1.-THE pros
cCution today c"n;rIrl It's efforts on
what Il termed thu forging O. 4 dozen
links Of Il cain of C!rCumS;ant!al evil
drncc to convict William \. IIirhtowcr
OF the murder OF Rev. Patrick T.. Hes
lin. Catholic priest Of tolma, 4 San
Francisco suburb. in IIIghtow"r's trial
here today.
Ch!cr OF today's witnesses vas Doris
Putucm whom Hightowcr had sn!d he
took for an automobile ride TO San Jose
somc distance south Of here. the night
Father flrslin was entlCcd away from
his home. never 10 return. The woman
then not married to lee Putnem. told
Of coming from Salt Lake city 20 San
Francisco with IllRhtowcr, OF their TAX
Ing a room at a hotel. OF H!ghtowers
absence wI:h an automobile the night
Father Nsslin disappeared. md of hcr
own Infatuatinu with Putncm and even
tual departure to Fresno with him. She
denied every vital point OF H!gh;uwers
story, SO far as It affected her.
liightowcr sat through 1t apparently
little moved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-07
WHEELING WOMAN
u Elected Grand ~conduetrsss OF the
Hastsrn Star 81 Charleston
Convention

Charleston. W. Va. oct ~(Spi.)-Nrs.
Carrie Thurm. OF Wheeling. was e,ected
grand ~c0ndI"tress % ;&e West Virginia
Eastern Star 4: the closing session OF
49, unnual convention here this after
noon. O,her Others ~r-ccteI were as tol-
lows:
Mrs. Elizabeth Chain. ot Williamson.
grand matron.
Mrs, Bertha Showalter, CiarksourS.
associate grand matr"r.
Thomas L. StricHlc7. El!Naeoro. grand
patron.
c. Z. Dusenterry. Huntington. associ-
ate gland patron.
Mrs. Anna ). Hoffman. Middletown.
grand secretary.
Mrs. Green 4. rar.. Ripley. grand
treasurer.
Mrs. Maud 0. C'3r;iss. West Liberty.
associate g-ani coaduciress.
Grand .Adah-Mrs. Yanias y. Jack
son. Logan.
Grand Esiner-Mrs. Mary l.. Jettrys,
Grand Mar;ha-MIss Min,a Canning.
Grand Eiec,ra-Mrs. Kate II Gates.
Charleston.
Grand ChapA!a-Nrf. hattie lHomp-
son. keyse-.
Grand Marshal-M:ss Eta Barnes.
Buckhannon.
Grand Organ!s;--Mrs. Gertrude Chris
lay. M~iddle5Ourne.
Grand Warden-MrS. Vera Easley,
Pluefie1i.
Grand Sentinc,--John II. Charnock.
Neilsburg AMI CharieS;on.
Grand TruS,ee-CigJ Gushing. Sisters
willie.
At the installation of officers this at
ternoon, there vas presentation OF
lfiowers and I jewel 10 Mrs. Emrna G.
Zoe, Weston. retiring grand matron. and
r.. T. Workman. retiring grand patron.
lith appropriate speeches. The fifth
strict. from which Mrs. Goe comes
hlch includes chapters at B~achhannon.
sssNay. Frances WalkcrsTttlc. Ne5-
. WaSoma. BurnsViIie. few Pine. Ale
and Roscdale. presented Mrs. 90
a silver vase filled with roses. Mrs.
Goes home chapter at weston present
I'd her With 1 ba sket OF red roses.
Tho gran" c:.apter voted to meet In
riarEshurS the second Tuesday OF next
October. The outcome Ut disc uss;ont to-
dsy OF IN" proposed erection OF a state
home for memherS ~ the Eastern star
developed sentiment. members said.
strongly in favor OF Consolidating with
other Masonic organizations in the ere:-
tion and maintenance 81 the MaSotc
homo at FarkersburS. %hICh is now ~
course OF construction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-07
MOundSviI|e Minister
Speaker at Convention

Huntington. W. Va. Oc.. G-Rcv. !.
y. Smith. pastor Of III" MoundSvil'r
Christian church. was the principal
speaker at t"day'N "c%S:un az the state
convention Of the niStirtrS It Christ.
which convened hero YESTERDAY. An-
proximaic!y - delegates arc IN attend
Rnrc.
The following officers wcrn elected
for this year: W. T.. Fierce. OF Cameron
president: W. II. Fiv,is. Wherlinr. first
vice president: !. ". GurINH. Fairmout,
second vic" president: I"hu Kay Clark.
West Union. $"rrrtlry, J. w. ivho. Hun
tlngton. recording secretary. {. NJ. Will
liams. Charleston. assistant recording
secretary.
Additional r,tmhcrS % tho hoard: J..
r. Smith. Mowndsvil'": i. ". Summers.
HUNTINGTON: NJ. w. locuu. ra"kcrShurg
F. H. Ollu,a. Montgomery; W. II Shelf
fer. Hunt!nCt"n; i. u. Mrit"vHo'ds.
C~larksburc: x. W, li,,cr. Charl"Stun:
NJ. s. Garrison. N~prpJni"wu; r.. l..
Wise. Bethany; i. NJ. i'ah"~. rltrkshurS
W. q. paum. Charleston; Joel l.. Jones
Holidays Cove.
The following wero named for tho
committees to serve At thH HcNt uat."n-
al convention: Recommendation commit
tee. !. W. ioh". lI~"Htirrt"G. a';"r"Jrr
J. r. Smith. Nnuudyv.,,. Nominating
committee. /. NJ. Rubrr. harrisburg: al
ternate L. ". Li.l"y. Charlie 3tou.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-07
Told Truth In JOKE

A young man was walking up and
down the platform OF a country railroad
junction In England trying to see a car
that had a vacant seat. He didn't ind
IL and assuming an official air. he
walked up to the last car and announced
IN stentor!an ones: All out here this
car isn't going"
There wero EXPLANATIONS loud and
deep from tho occupants OF tho car. but
they all piled out and made their way
70 cars ahead. The smile on the young
mans face Increased as he took posses-
sion OF n seat and appropriated another
for his baggage.
"Ah." he murmured. IT'S . good thing
10 be born clever. Now I wish they'd
start"
BY and by tho stationmaster put his
head In the door: Are you the smart
young man who said tho car wasn't go
Yes" said tn. clever ono. smiling.
well" said the stat!onmaster. with
A grin also. 1T isn't. The brakeman
what you said and he u~ncouplsd
t. He thought o were n director"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-07
CITY OFFICIAL SAYS that
he HAS Been PREJUD|CED

a man is more than convincing proof.
Wentworth has proved i miracle In
millions IF other cases. JdSt as II has
In this case. 1t acts in Il sensible way
10 bring about the desired results be-
cause 1t Is one medicine that acts joint
ly FOR the henentinE nf stomach and
nervous ills. II a!ds the digestive sys-
TEN ,n"utralizeS excess poisonous acids.
drives out Impurities. %t"pS gas form
Ink. and at the same time that II does
this, II gives nerve force. sound restful
S,ccp. and tones and inviEOtatts the
system throughout. II you Huftor from
i'll health. to not hesitate TO start at
once on Ncrv-Worih. for II Will do for
you what It has done for millions %
others IN all parts Of the country. Take
n bottle homo and use 1t according To
tho directions. and II yOa are not salts
fed that Il Is helping You. your money
Will lie refunded.
Sold on Il money-hack guarantee 10y
=. II. Griest & co, and all leading drug
gis,s every where. Ncrv-Wcrth is now
$500 per bottle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-07
Works force for n number OF years.
Go To Roboksu

Representative Harry Carpenter OF
Jefferson county and Judge Benson
Hough Of the ohio Supreme Court have
been designated by the Odjutant Gem
cral OF ohio To 20 TO lIoboken where
en- Sunday they WILL represent the state
Of Ohm 1T n memorial for 5000 Amer
lean boys who made the supreme sacrt-
flee in the World MAR and whose re-
mains arrived from overseas today.
To CosnoSton
Sheriff Edward Lucas WAS today
served with n subponae ordering him
to appear in court at Coshocton next
Monday with Joe Doyle. now being hold
a prisoner in the Jefferson county jail
rs q witness against Walter Wright.
charged with the murder OF Harry Cum
u:inF. Doyle was implicated with sew
clal other men in the theft Of automo-
b:!es at Coshocton and turned states
evidence an Is wanted there as a wit
ness. Doyle was with Walter Wright
whcr he vas arrested and 1t II claimed
Wright made n confession to him Of the
Cummins crime.
Back TO Canton
Harry Moses, colored was arrested
here today on Information from Canton
that he is wanted there In connection
with the theft OF an automobile. Moses
was picked up by city police and held
IN the county jail pending the arrival
Of an officer from cGrtcl to take him
back for hearing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-07
THREE IN RACE FOR
CONGRESS II fourth


Special piSnn;'I I" ~" Irt"l!.rnr'r.
IiUmIhrg:'n. VI Va. r'L G.-Hn" Of
tn" hr:':->t '"'@hi Ir' ....'. '"H''"l" ~
III" history e.: 'i,i I.''! : -: tie S;a:"
i in si"i" :"r :hr r'u"r;I ."i"rrl
district. - which Harry = W".":' ard
i representative N l.r lower ':t"rL
t.! congress.
congressman W""llarh hI1 an
n"InCcd he viii h- - ,'Ul.'ia;r irr r"-
"~,,cti"n and "a" w" Years %'Ha;r' ID
ar L.. Sr"ate. OF !a,krr~hrr:. has l." "
preparing for "a" 'inl"I'2H Il" Wi. on
duet for tn" nomination.
IEc lat"s; addition I" This particular
Curtfst Il tn" .rind.La,y a. Fred I'd
Warl:. Of Huntingdon. nrttt:"S.t mr.l-
fartu"rr, for the congressional U"i!::"
ton AGAINST Mr.. W"r"!yard . TN"'" -
said to be considerable" h"m" pril" lIrt
Of the Edwards h"Om. H." supporters
hclirve he viii pm: up n good lt"" "'"i
he IS quoted as s;,y!n" that = IA" '.c'.'
IN" mcansnG the contest, L VIII ic "iu
win"
There have been many rum"rs lately
that Mr.. Stats. 4 state senator from
tn" Third district. Will withdraw ;'"n
the contest should the Hunting on MAJ;
enter. This Is NOT trU", h. "r'i.u% t.
Mr.. Stats. himself. vs." Was h"." = few
days ago visiting friends. H.'-$ ;Hc
situation changes. .Air. stats sad, h"
expects 10 put up a light Tor the i:"pGI-
lican nomination..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-07

rcltcamcrt several local Greek fam
Mos came to tho front and offered 10
ru,il, fn: him but tho deportation
.;l"r w.s not r"vok"d. \ ncw suit OF
r,o.hrs and II curse confirming q rent
s"m ri murry were presented 20 the
lay ~ local Greeks before his tepar'
turt.
Assault Charge
=. y. !:r:,.,d, deputy marshal! nf the
village Of NV, .A~i"zaudrla who has been
cn.agrl a prohibition law enforcement
WIS arrested today by Sheriff Ed Lucas
and ~I!ar"l LnGCr heavy bond for HIS ap-
rraranc" r"r hearing before Justice
FERGUSON n I~n!onport on n charge OF
ass.u't. The complain: WINS filed by
I"nn Nah." Of Gould's Station who al
lc."g that whtn he end Enfield got into
m argument. the latter struck and beat
him au, Inch arrc1rcd him. bringing
I'm 70 tins city h"ioro I Justice. Later
sable ii.c,i the a!1davit NJ Cnionport.
County Detective
Edward Moran OF this city has been
afI.uiMird detective for Jefferson county
The appointment nas nade by Prose
cutting Attorney Stanton Pearce ana
r"u'rrr"! by C"mmnn Pleas court. Nor
an VAS sworn IN today rs n deputy
sheriff giving him au,hrO.ty 70 make ar
rest. Ills 'Inty wili be 10 Investigate
case: FOR E:and Jury evidence and Will
work out OF the Prosecutors Office. Nor
mn was q member Of the la Belle Iron
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-07
lEHICH FILES PLAN
FOR ITS SEPARATION

NsS York. Oct. 6.-TAc t"i;ch Nd''
lev Railroad company today hIed m
federal couT; Is long deferred pan t"r
the separation Of is roai properties
from the railroad.
This was IN IcH'-da0c" win the do
cree Of ;hc United states snpreT" court.
which IN D~cHHhcr ~ !92h entered an
order ilS>niviaS =" combination oC
transportation and coal holdings -" as
10 make each coT2onen' ?ar; In tatt in
de7endent aai competitive"
Under the segregation plan tnc Lehigh
Valley Goa. c.mpauy VIII issue s3n.noo.-
900 non-cumulstiv" preferred stock
without voting power. Of Sl"o par value.
and seven per cent dividend rate. % be
turned over to the LehiSh Valley Rail
road company as n sock dividend de-
rlared out OF surplus. I"r.Isn@s from
this stock are 70 be paid :" the railroad
company.
In order 10 divorce i,S"it :ro.n al con-
troll OF the coal company. the railroad
company will, conrey all its interests In
the common stock u 242.i32 "rcrtih-
Gates OF interest in the common stock
OF the coal company IN me basis OF
one certificate for every five shares OK
common or preferred railroad stock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-07
PLEA FOR

Detroit. Mich. Oct. 6.-WaItcT r.. Hill
ton, Of Wheeling. West Virginia. 4 labor
,cadrr. made a plea for tolerance IN re-
lyon. at tho Unitarian general confer
enc" here Tonight.
"I.Euruncu IL the iar"nt Of all
enemies 10 mans upward progress" hr
said. at Is the chain that binds ~
and the burden that weighs us down.
Icnorarco of another PERSONS needs
v..ISrs us to d%en0unCc III
Whether the church Will he guided In
future by n central board. acting IN the
capacity % u bishop, or continue To he
without \ head. vii! he de,lle | 1T tho
closing session Tomorrow. Officers or
Ihc conference also are 10 be elected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-07
STEUDENVILLE
Greek Lad Thrown
Adrift Is DoportGd
Back to FathaT|and

Stcnbrnv!!c Onto. OCT 6.--Nirk Ttcf-
tos. l5-year old GrccE. VIII" has been 4
ward OF the county cor the past four
weeks. WAS taken {" l.'tsiur-h tbs
morning by an immigration officer and
from there VII D. ttkcn t. ELS Island
and listed for deportation. Arrange
mrnts have been made ror his return 10
Greece.
Several months aEo the lad came u
America ut the request u: an uncle
who resides at WcIr,pI. W. Va. For
somo reason he was turned adr!;t Sh"rt-
~ after his arriva! and wtNhr:"I n
this city. lie was I''"cl up Will" walk
ing tho streets lat" At niIhi. II" can.
40, talk English. lis cas-" WIS IHvrst!-
gated and tho federal authorities n"t1-
fed. lnasmuch az lie is dependent upon
the county he bcCVmes SUBJECT I" Iri"r'
tation.
Following tho announcement "f his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-07
Makes Significant Statement Regarding
His Opinion OF Medicines, But He
Pound That Nerv-Worth Was
Different When It Gave
Desired Results

Il have always been ~prejud!cel
against medicine. hUt ! am now TT diff
erent opinion. for Newborn Is Moro
Than a medicine. It's Il miracle" sad
&. w. Whi;m"r. 2l0 li!i 81. Ncnia.
Ohio. And he gOra IN. Il was Complete
ly run down md terribly nervous. and
l couldn't S,rep. | would toss and turn
most OF Tn. night. Had las On MY stuIn-
ach, anil helChcL QT!t" some TIVE after
ca ting. | have ;?k"n one bottle Of Merry
Worth and hcCa helped marV"louSiy. |
have not cnjuyeI s.rcp IN six month"
rs l do now. | ann"t recommend It TOO
highly, for | ferl like Il different man
Mr.. Whitmnr Ia ono Of NcnIa'S highly
respected citizens aal hold the Office az
Director Of ruhiir Service In this city
for four terms. :! statement from such