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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-11
COMMENT over
WEST VIRGINIA
BUYING IN THE COUNTRY.
(From The Morgantown New

This is the glad season when the
city motorist HES himself to the
rural byways and patronizes the
yard. Here we see in actual func-
ton that elimination OF the middle
man which, it is claimed. will break
the high cost of living for the con-
sumer and bring the long-cheated
farmer into his own? But does it?
Does the farmer offer his produce
at price enough lower than that
asked by the home grocer to pay
what it costs to run the car out to
the farm, figuring that he himself
has been saved the cost of transpor-
tation? Maybe one in 10 of them
do but the other nine phone into
town every morning for the top
notch price Of everything, cheerily
ask it at the farmyard gate, and get
it. IL the customer weakly remol-
strates he is reproachfully assured
that even then the farmer is selling
at loss, SO he shells out his change
and departs. When he gets home
he probably finds that the corner
grocer has the same sort of stuff in
his window. just az good, just as
fresh. and his price includes deliv-
cry at the customers door
As for tho farmer, is he all to
the merry?" Is his curb trade a
steady one like that of selling thru
the ordinary channels. or is it fltful?
Does the money he makes on good
days more than cover what he loses
on bad days? And doesn't 1t take
more time and far more trouble to
keep store on the front lawn ell
day. every day, than it would for him
to take his produce to town three
days a week and sell 1t all in the
early morning hours?
Perhaps if the motorist and farm
err reduced all the cold facts TO cold
figures. the mmiddleman and the
grocer might not seem like such
grafters, after all.
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Martinsbur6;
In The Past
TEN YEARS AGO.
(Taker from the Files of The
JournaD.

City and county visited by severe
storm and much damage is reported.
Hot wave hits city, the govern
ment thermometer registering 100
delrees in the shade.
Commanding officers Of the local
military company ordered not TO &C.
cept recruits after June II, and to
prepare for annual encampment at
Kiugwood July q.
FIVE YEARS AGO.
Miss Madge Ferrari, county
badly burned when she pours gqso.
lne in a stove, and runs one-eighth
of mile to the home of H. l.. Nc
fntire, where she falls exhausted
Her clothing Is burned off and she
Is brought to the Kings Daughters
hospital in critical condition
Thirty.third annual commence
nent of Parochial school held in ST
loseph's church, ten graduates re.
eeiving diplomas
The Rev. G. c. Smith resigns pas
iorate of First Baptist church.
Rev Father Walter Dennis O'Brien
celebrates his first mass at St 10.
seph's church
ONE YEAR AGO.
Thirty-sevea students presented
diplomas at the forty-third annual
commencement of the High School,
Supt II. D Freeland. Of Waynes-
burg Pa. delivering the address.
Miss Ella NJ Bowers, city, and
Bernard W. Hodges. keyser, mar.
RED.
Red Men announce they will dec
crate the graves of their dead broth.
ers Sunday afternoon.
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That permanent wages help make
permanent wives.
That the squirrels on the Harvard
campus will never go hungry.
That rolled stockings are the
socks" of second childhood
That Theodore Roosevelt was the
most typical American.
That Wilson fudge is making the
University CT Pennsylvania famous.
That no one knows more about
the meaning OF the word sacrifice"
than Il minister's wife-unless it be
a hospital nurse.
That the small college has it all
over the large one.
That the reason there are more
great men than great women" in
the world is because women have
spent most of their time helping
men to greatness.
That being a minister's daughter
is no serious handicap.
That woman's place Is wherever
woman is useful
That education is the searchlight
of civilization
That Princeton men are neat con.
Yersationalsts.
THAT men from Dickinson have
nice voices.
That well get a $4,000 endow-
mem.
That State College is a pleasant
place for the sopourner.
That love. play and work will
make any life complete
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-11
PROTEST GAS RATES.

Alexander B. Hagner, attorney
for the municipality of Maryland,
filed in the office OF the Maryland
Public Service Commission pro-
test against a continuation OF the
rates granted the Hagerstown Light
and Heat Company by the commits
sion on August 80, 1920. 1t is stat
ed that the cost of producing gas is
being constantly reduced. and it is
demanded that the gas company be
required to show the amount %
money received by it for service or
meter charges.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-11
OHIO "Hoes THEM ALL

(From The Parkersburg SentineI.)
West Virginia is not the only
state that has occasion to feel peey-
ed because she is getting practi-
cally no Federal appointments. In
fact, Ohio, President Harding's home
state, seems to be the only one on
his political map. An interesting
conversation is reported from the
capital.
"You gotta be from Ohio said
the man from Iowa, complaining
that he hadn't yet landed the job he
came to Washington for
"Oh l don't know" said the Buck
eye man who listened to his tale OF
woe. BY the time McKinley's adj
ministration had gone this far he
had done a lot better by Ohio than
has Harding.
well, all | know is that one Of
our Iowa boys went across easy
when he told Daugherty he spent a
year at the Ohio State University.
Me? | never passed through Ohio
but once, but l stayed overnight in
Springfield that time. Think it
would do any good to mention it,"
The other fellow said it wouldn't
hurt to try.
1t began when President Harding
named Harry NJ. Daugherty for at
torney-general Now Mr.. DauCherJy
is helping to distribute the patron
age. George B. Christian, Jr. of
Marion, is secretary to the Presi-
dent. DR.. Charles E. Sawyer, of the
same town, was appointed brigadier.
general and personal physician to
the Harding family. c. r, Crissing-
err, of Marion, is Comptroller of the
Currency. Myron H. Herrick. of
Cleveland, was given the amhassa-
dorship to France. Walter F. Brown
of Toledo, became the Presidents
representative on the committee in
yestigaing departmental reorgani-
cation. Charles E. Hard. of Ohio. is
appointment clerk in the executive
offices. Jess w Smith of Wash
ington Court House. is slated for a
position. and is now assisting Mr..
Daugherty on reorganization plans
in the Department of Justice. Ran.
delph McAdams. of Urbana. is Fed
eral inspector of prisons under the
Department of Justice. Karl Fen
ming, of Cleveland, is assistant com
missioner of patents.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-11

paper o a
of raining
shines" moon
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-11

Tho holdings of the West Virgin
ia Historical and Antiquarian Socl
ETY. passed to the state of West
Virginia with the founding OF the
Department OF Archives and History
and Messrs. W. S. Laidley. Addisa.
N. Scott and S. S. Green, a commit.
tee representing that society, made
Che transfer to the board of public
works on behalf OF the state OF
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West Virginia. This action was de.
termined upon at a meeting held
April II, 1905. BY the will OF DR.. J.
P. Hale certain property had teen
granted to the Historical Society
and one OF the conditions in con-
nection with an old clock was that
it was to be kept "ln repair and
running"
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WILSON COLLEGE cREDo.

Not to be outdone by Harvard or
any college for mere men. Wilson
College, Chambershhrg, has isshed
"credo" which contains Two score
of the beliefs professed by the stu
dent body, says news dispatch,
Extracts follow:
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-11
ON ORCHARD WORK

Professor Anthony Berg, OF the
Extension Department,
and County Agent Degen are at
"Silver Hill" orchard, near 1nwood
today, on experimental work.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-11
TEN DOLLARS A SPIT.

It's ten dollars spit in this
court" said Judge Edwin Y. Webb,
Jr.. at the opening of federal court
in Charleston.
The judge had Just finished charg
ing the grand jury. when he began
to charge the spectators, some Of
whom had been eXpectorating on the
floor while he was talking. 1T is a
filthy and unsanitary practice" he
declared. and may cause
disease. Nobody wants to
walk around over the floors which
have dried spit on them, scattering
germs from the throats of others.
~ have seen sign reading, III
You spit on the floor at home, do II
here But | say, II you spit en- the
hoor at home, you can't do 1t here
It's ten dollars a spit in this court"
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Kn0ckabout
Notes
BALD BUZZARD"

Wednesday George Freeman, the
restaurant man, went to the noun
tains near Antietam, where one OF
the natives gave him a young bald
eagle, snow white in color, which
Mr.. Freeman has shown to hun
dreds Of curious persons. p. S.
The eagle is a young buzzard.-
Shepherdstown Register.
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GUILTY OF MURDER.

(From The WheeIIns Encouragement
That there should be a special
law 20 punish autoists who do not
stop after an accident is we'll Illus
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M'MECHEN
Entertained Class


Entertained CLASS J., -.
peasant enc H"S ""i Z" ,r'
>"nHS n.'r 81 h',, go. .,',''
u.s. ''S, ~ ",'S ""ch IL. %L' . ...'.
;heh ~ rs ""n' -" ho,s.n.
NUS, an" S""'oS w. '"J'H." '"'rne
"Hi tAr ''"H'"S am '"'.aE ,I''cN"-
m"aIN We" S.rN"I - = H"u''
Church OF Goa
\; n" S1n%sS morn NJ '"rN''" az tH'
'hnr,n ~ H"" ''"'. :. \. l'!'r iLH''
- ne 'Hdr"h w. Ni""h CIV ~
n"S>"S instead ~ n" r':"'hT >''
wees h"iHS req >NA"HN 'N"h'rS '"'
a"nda. lEi!hr"r l'LH 'Arr''S'H wiz ~
gwen Mich Inn" HaS "cen Sprn' ~
preparing ~" program ard i promises
20 b" SoinH'hlnS ""L' seeing
BAKE Sats
Fhc hn'-"tS t!"r"r' H"'',H OF NC
". r., 'hG7 WI! h"'" :, "aN' sac III
n" y. ard /. STIR" Tn Mar$A;'i' Stree'
Tn variety vii! H'' ,E'.h'i"H an" II"
""""t ,n"E WI, "' We F'Fom'"'h. -. ~
proceeds W" h' HS"d Tor the pcAeAt
y re society.
Party Tnis Evening
MISS JoSeihlr MIL" MI. entertain
= group az hcr i.N1" 'r'rn"S mas evening
between ana -" .!n' III Net Notir
on Marshall street. Tue evening WI!
~ "H"Hi N SaHirS ana oincr '"St,n''
lG MY r'tFeNHncn;N VIZ - served at
ne CONCLUSION - -. rt.h!h@'
N. r. Ch'1ca
N inc SihHh! III Fh!uS H'rN"e q
me VI. T.. 'n"T't g.. ''n't"EAn W.
Peak "n Sn"'' MO- T"n, ~ ~ ~
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. ,
'"N"HSe!naH. MHTt!e lucy heAh'e VII
"'mS. Anna Boil N!!'mah' mary h""'s'
N'"'... Erh'rl"' kHn' man iAN nc" i'"'
."i'. '"iuni"i' AGAiF. -" 'N.'"' ''''
Mack. I:.H'" ''"nN'"> lanes N',..'''''.
N"r' Carmen GIN" ''"" anu ''' ''''
pa '"E
IN" -ni">. 6"' '''' Nv az
':rH ""t' "',.' .- ..,,.r.r and
- .r. ,--or, ,,,r,
SN''' IL '''' ,, ,-e,,
''"Sh'r" - AGA >"' u "
Birthday Party
MIS- orr q '|,'' ''"'''
number ~ ~ fr"nhS WI" 4" va. -
At her nom" IN MAIN -'r = 'u' ,"'
afternoon. Tho o'ra"."" h'ing tnA' ~
hc- thirteenth hlr' hh'N. -" "''' '""'''
pa>s"c pic: sanity WIZ '"n' - gam =
ard ean"Hw"rk h''h| IN" PT'h"''"' III
lc:~ .NnE.
In tho la'c afternoon DAINTY FeIrcSH-
ncr's were SNr, cd The guests Dr.
parted wlslin. tH'.r charming hostess
many more happy h.rthH'!s
sho-uer For Recent Bride
NJ. Mildred \cv;or Of North Char
~. .,-rc, entertained win a mi>,"!-
LANNON'S shower III honor "f Ms. joan
.>cwror , recent bride
r.hn ,.o,o, .,.hcn.. un..h va pink and
u.t,,, ,r,- Ga,r,i,. ,trr'r,; ont III the dec
or,,.on. and rrfrc, hm.n;S.
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WELLSBURG
EXPECT WARM
GAME SATURDAY
wellsburg A. c. To Meet Baubrs IN
First Game Of Series

!, 10 en'Irr.l poS>ih ;ht; Fnl'aAsH""
W.. poem ray!rs = somewhat different
,nrir,, If weather than W":l>hU-.;. and
..lni Saturday VII - II, - N" No.
rour w,.nnu. 4 ram. or even =" FRIDAY
evening L. H. cont. W" -Hlr@ ""
- nj = t,a-.!c,,i ".prc~"aia1.'r~ there
go mo- -. t.,t,rr~ quo ~: Vince a.
who ON >t:Ird.,s. pa! - Fo.!a',~h'"'
undHr -, :.l:rc - H." rt~iim" A'h.'i''
The ,nan,r> AZ" iir;,' ihir Wi! hc u
,:gra, for .,nrrG": bathurst ~ -, a"d
gloom "a -. ;..-'s ~ IL" Ns";"rS An"
~. ,ArIuI. i:..j. lu' >'mcih.nr INST h"
dog" :" .rIi d",.r NO ",ITAS" ~ hrin'-
y l.Ln rr.r, ho.r!v.ll '"anr~ from iIr
Pittsburgh district. 80 ;h!> Alternative
RI. been adopted s. far as Ha$"ha! -
r"'sscrr"h the "amc really >hOLid NOT
ii! - 4 1T. h"'c.il~r S'Cul"nNilic. Min
30 Rr'.t,a0,. Wheeling and "thtT tNv ~
. 4 org ,'.c vA!."; haN" good hlS"ha..
- nah.s NJ Hutr!nE up interesting Games.
There 'Gt," known Of the i7'up ~
W".!Shur.. Kun'"re fly =" ihict TIA:
one really un~ :" hc an artistic dodge"
{, Keep - h'i! ;hrN" the Na;rr I've
.a'c-i ,!":r however. i that Robinson
..'-r lr1- ..,irr'r vii! H.. behind IN, to-
'"r Wr.,> burg IAd lha' K"nrh W. r"E'r
~. ana -. >ark. taking N" r,t,' # IH'''
l,"!'"rt~nu. NJ" 4 = Understood has -
,,rr"d from Tho team. " announce
n,"n' IA h.cu mILr To- ~" N"l1"hir :;
ulanrgr~ ~ 70 mo :dHn:iN -: ~" artist
M" WI b.. az 'r,. :IrinS lire.
Recital
on Thrrsdtk event. NJ. Jun" -. 1921.
Mrs L. y ,ir'm"S' uIu-Ir far!or MAS he
S.,nc a. much ;'"ASur" and delight. hS-
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this county at present date haS for
WarurL "n.y n>r Ipr.!'Iu"HS 10 t"icr
~" tI'.G"1'~ MI..;.,l> Training Camp
ii; camp ku, I" "..'" j - -ir' ~:
~ MOI. rh' AS ia 60: NH"j'"-
on vii y" Jun. =. l. 60. applications
:s.!.' u" seat II I'm" -
Mcclure Funeral
IIner,. ~"rN'.'.'- T.! h'i'N 10 ~
''"3 month ia ,.nuG"i"r 1T Mr. ani
M;> i'h"~ir' Mc',u.-' ~ rus 10y ~"
IA >s..,i away Nr,.u->d.2 .,''""n,.'h 49,
,"ulr: = f"V hours i.i;"-- ~. 90 head
;hlS afternoon ~ " "",u', from n"
idm.N >, hone On S!Xtn stree: Inter
m'.rt ~!l. b. mad" i; VI, Me- hen ""in"-
icrY.
McMechen Personals
Mrs tdL colo MI rciUTn home from
ii't>burch r"m"rr"w where she has
'h""n visiting r.ILt!'rS tor Al number O!
i;tS~.
Mrs h:sthor Goodwin and daughter
haze GoNc :" Harrington :" N:sir r"ia-
I'N,S ter SrH era! GaGS.
Mr.. G'' N"~t aHd family haN" %
turned i:"Iu 81 !~."i ISL win friends
al Nest A.'NHndrr.
pr. III Kaufman Of Ha;'.m"r" :
sH"r,la= Sd ninn' "c week. her" YIN
h:S parents.
X g ';4nd> who has been transact
h"'U".
,'Aa~ Wolch has returned HON" from
= rr.ef visit - Ncwdrk. ONO.
Miss Ruth Vernon aud son liohh!" Ar"
visiting in NJ" StrAitsvinc wIth rc!A-
ives
Mss Olive Morris has rcmric,"d her
studies AZ the W"S, Liberty Normal
NrhpC..
Mrs. I'D Morris continue. SERIOUSLY
III NJ nv bonn. ~ FiCtr street.
Mrs t. y. STUNNED "f Cameron a
VISITING r",at>'. Scr" Tor q n4mH"r ~
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FLUSHING
r. Fl. Carpenter and FANNY Of

r. H. Carpenter and family Of Eel
mont W"r" Flushing Visitors SundH'
n. T. t"wcn - IN R"lla.r" th.N week
". F kurZ. Of MaNSili"H Vas = hus,-
ness .,S.lOr ~ Gown Thursday
J \ WN:sH"r. oE l'hr.rhs,' HE. waS a
business yI-i;"- here ThurS'E,,
Don Calhoun VAS business visitor
~ bridgeport Thursday.
I..ov,l Earri,Ki"w WAS Wheeling
visitor Tue day.
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Stops at the Boy Scout camp CT Duf-

Istoops at the Boy Scout camp ct Duf-
falo Creek.
John ODnnnel! is having his double
frame house at the corner Of 18th ard
Charles streets. improved by 4 coat AZ
" hike pain, with brown trimmings.
Mis-. Francis Fowler left Friday for
cleveland 20 visit her sister. Mrs. Will
Hall. and TO attend the commencement
exercises OF the Western Reserve Cni-
,crsitv. Of which Miss Fowler IS a
graduate.
Ray I,azear was a Wheeling visitor
! Thursday. gong down on his motor
cycle.
Mrs. George Bone. son Fred. ard Mrs.
e.. 4. Tenant. Of Brilliant o., were city
visitors Friday morning.
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Chronic Constipation.

Perhi. rS YOU haI" n"NHr Thought "t IT.
hut 'h.S D, .~urti"r - III" /" i !Lrk "f
mD.Sir.r, IN thu -"SI:ua. matter o. m"
GOOD |. ,,u viii dr.nN an ghnnranc"
IL w;,;,r. 'al raw 'r'!.tS and take lots
81 outdoor eX"r,i>'. YOU may be able
eventually - "N"r'"u" = entirely. In
he meantime u.s. tn, most mid and
=, ntlu lHN!tlNeS Strong and harsh cath
a-IrS take loo mW'h wa'rr "u' Of N"
- stem! md make q, haG matter w"iS,.
ham h"r Ia IN = Tablets are easy aEd
u!c:san, e take. ard moss agreeable. II
.tt",t ,;.Nc tn III II ira. sid hy al
a. ,ItsrS
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81 had no idea that anything on
earth could do for me what paos-
pha,ed Iron has. said Mr.. Ad. Scott
construction engineer OF West fonl.
and | want TO tell the "or!d ABOUT
tn;S grand medicine. and all II mas
done for me:
when began taking Phosphated
Iron, could no. work. never "aa'eo
70 eat. my stomach was all OUT ."
order, and had such pains IN my
kidneys and back. II almost drove mo
wild grew so nervous. It seemed as
II mad 70 yell at the slightest souna.
lost weigh, and was going down a!u
every day.
II heard so much about FhosPhas-
ed Iron decided 70 give II triaI.
Right away commenced 10 teel
better. Ny appetite improved. and all
my nervousness and Indigestion dis
appeared have put on eighteen
rounds in weight. and never had %
much strength and energy.
II anyone doubts this. let them
vri,e 20 me, and I will put them
rtght! Words fail 10 express my graft
itude for all Phosphated Iron has done
for me-.
Insist on Phosphlted hoa m CAP
s,ilea 10 not accept pills or ta9-
let's Leading Druggists everywhere
c. & Gpeet L. ca
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So you th:nk you ar" popular? Then
Try - borrow 4 hundred dollars with
ca; security. or run for an office With
oil. AN organIzatlrn.
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|, used e. he sad that "one man =
,r .nH = 'nthcr mans poison" but nov
aGalS ahcu; al % Them are that klnu.
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Tire following conversation oetreen
two small colored boys was o'erneAro
~ ,bc Washington navy yard:
, VIVA, foh dcy want dem big guns:
y thought VIZ wouldn't ha5 no mon
war"
. We'll. ne has to hab dem to SASS EN-
ha ok"
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MOuNDSVlLLE
ELkS FLAG DAY
PROGRAM FILLED
Hon. Il II. Nicely VIII deliver annual
Address 10 antlsred herd In tho
Afternoon
Many Organisations Of the cay Will
participate In big annual aIaN

..... . \, - z J. o.
MonnHSt' e 'I'S' .,.,.d,, .>
EN> WI h"iH '"'' &C., .,,.,..c,,
crosses - IN" >'.''' n >,,,y
"rtcrr""n a. 49, .-..,..,r ,r,,,
O. c,,, .,.k.r
'"'> ms ,14-,s. rh.
VIII Nc''''r '"' ',''''", --,,.
SH"'r tr""tl>' 49,, ,,,d.. g., view
,,,, wear a. 21rr,.
- IN" '"'' 'hH' 'n'> >'r'' ".r -
ORGANIZATIONS NV
'Hrn "H' nm 'N't'' .''' ,s.,-,,
ne '>''"''' ..,'' ,.,-. md
eN WIN "'"H NV '''. ,.c,nd
We "''o'T''" wv" -, - h.lnr
,'n"''ro" mo-" "'" -, .bc
o"he ~ =. ,....r .,.
N'''"r r'""er >C'' 'H" = -,
TO- the ""s '''N ''"' .r
attention ~ n" 70. '',.., .,,,,.
from 7r'>'1, 'hi''' ''> ,
th"atr" ~! y" h.'''H 20 ~ 'H
the serves"
n" ';'':'i'> "N"f N'
ado 'ha' = e." ." 10" ~ 800
INK a. -" 'h'T'.r' N''' ~ go.
a. the E"'''-> N'"'n'>. .,
ana A7'r1'',H '."f 49,. hoy
4HatsS @ ~ - -. 49,,
ann KIT >'"'> sr,f,.,,. -
OK On 0't>'' ..., .h. ,>..r.
''>eS' ,
W. ,'.r lcryc-
non nuns , ~.
u" ahnI'. '''"''"
N""arn'h OF ,"' N,,'' 80 ,,'., ..,,,,
".>"S :" Tr nc" a. ~ '''''"'s ..,,.l,
coy '0,"'''N , ,r,ca -
All members ~ '"' .o, an.
turn OK |" III" ~ -
In years
a - .on,a" ma,
'",u''", 49,. -t.. fr.. remarked
.n c,,rir~ \ man
w." ,, o,.,r,.cr and Asa,
GU. W. ,T,,,,. Z Howe
~" ,.,.,II,.. ,.,y l,rr.n,.-
'''"I ., - on. hcu- and
~ '''' ..,o., -,
r ,., ,, ,r;tre
- ~, 49, ~ Gov, o,.
49, t,>,c-, b-,..k.
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:
The rapid recovery Of Gus Barclay
OF % Clinton ST.. Kingston. y. Y. has
again called attention TO the remark
able curative effects Of Ncutronc Pre-
scr!pt.oa 80"
Here is his story:
For years | have been all crippled
M with rheumatism IN my arms and
legs Ny fc.t would swell so that |
could TO: even get my shoes on. Ny
knees became SO sliff that I could
hardly herd them. Every step | took
was agony. could barely hoeole
around.
No on" knows what ! suffered until
I tried Ncutrone Prescription "?9.
After the first week felt better.
What a relief II seemed too good y
be true Al my aches and pains
have gone. no more sw"llings. AMI
my joints are all limb"r"d up again.
II f"cl myself lucky man to b.
40 we'll again after all these years.
can saw that Ncutrone Prescription
.'S9" will prove a blessing to anyone
suffering from this dreaded disease.
Every rheumatic should take 1t, when
relief ~ SO sure"
"Ecutronr Prescription 49, noH
comes in tablet as well as hQuiH
fern whichever 10 preferred.
Leading Druggists everywhere
G. n Cries, & Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11

BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
Bodies Due Here

In all nroha hi.i,y IA" ~"d.r> ~ 'h-""
NounGSy!llc World Var v"t"Tns VIII
arrive In the city jnMo-"ow or !At" 90
night. according - word reaching ih;'
civ late E'r.,ray. They are: Forrest Pc
lancy. James Tu"k"r ard Joseph WIEN
The Tucker rcirI,n$ arr 6i" In 'N!S
afternoon according :" telegram -
cc.vr6 los, rv~ins and tn" fun"r;.f VII.
be he'd SUNDAY atr"-H"on ~ "''.''.N
with intrrmcnt 81 Gr""n'awa cemetery
The time Of arriva' - III" Other 'No
bodies has not boon b"iiuit"lr aS"cr-
taned.