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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-29

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for several days and. the paclt9e
vas not delivered. on taking thu
package TO w. r. Sellers local
postmaster. u number OF the aT-
t!eles were Identified 0s his prop
crty, one Of which was an OLD
fashioned tino piece which had
bclonSea to his father. Tho colored
man MO was lodged in jail az
Mouadsvillc to await his appear
ance before tho grand jury ttSa
since broken Jail and ut Inst ~
counts Your correspondent had n6e
heard OF his recapture.
Had Accident
An accident which almost eSlSea
one OF our popular high school
pupils the loss OF an eye occurred
the last Of the week when one o.
the younger boys of tho school
threw . stone which struck MISS
Irene 1.au3hlLu on tho left side Or
the face and inflicted wound
wlicl1 caused much pain. d,
Roocks, who lived near the scene
% the accident attended, to the
treatment ot tho wound, and white
tho young lady has recovered at
,b,s .IYrc II was a narrow eScnpe
from losing her oversight, Thesaf.
fair. however, was purely accldsn.
,sl, and was only another instance
OF SsheolUoy carelesssncss.
p.,.on,I.
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-29
Indigestion Stops Quick

Mona Stomach Tablets relieve
biliousneas, dizziness and iudiges'
ton, or money back. H, & H. Drug
Co.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-27
Mt. HEBRON.
Delayed

Miss Eliza Burke. Of Jesaminc, is
with Mr.. Jno. Hamm.
In. Followers Of Christ are hold
ing a meeting at Sunnyside School
hou-s
Mr. and Mrs.. Thos. Crank are very
happy over tine arrival Of baby boy
who arrived on the goth.
Mrs. Sallie Jennings. Of Lexing-
ton is the guest % her sister, Ms.
A. s Dean for the week.
The d. Y. 4. y. which was or
gained on the 10th. met Sunday
evening at o'clock and had a very
interesting programme.
Mrs. W. l.. Grow came home from
the Danville Hospital Friday and is
doing nicely. Her mother. Mrs.
Bette Rogers accompanied her home
for a weeks stay.
There will be a pie supper and an
old time spelling bee at the school
building here Nov. ath. Proceeds
to be- used for the benefit Of III.
school. The girls Of the community
ms well as the school girls are asket
to bring pies.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Dean entertain
cd Sunday in honor Of Mr.. Irvir
Deans birthday. Mr.. and Mr~ Willie
Jennings. Mrs. Sallie Jennings. Mis-
Hazel Jennings and Mr.. Allen. o.
Lexington and the members Of the
immediate family.
The three months old baby Of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence MAYOR. Of Or
chard Grove died Monday. Af,e'
funeral serv ees conducted by Rev.
rhor pson the remains were laid {
rest N Mt. Hebron cemetery. Much
sympathy is extended the parents.
- and Mrs VIM. Humphrey and
aue or MIRA Elizabeth Onstott snd
-rar lighter, Miss Zilda. Mr.. PER-,
enr Mrs. X. l.. Grow and sons
nj Elvin and Mrs Peachie
ere weekend guests Of Mr..
N 'r& A. u. Clark in Madison
county.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-27

cause extra labor In cleaning ous
the bed. The straw should be placed
from four to six inches deep on the
plants. according TO Mr.. Elliott, Of
the College Of Agriculture.
Mulching should not he done until
after the frs, freeze in order tina,
insects may be prevented from hid
ing in the straw and infcsting the
plants the following spring and sum
mcr.
In case broom sage or crab grass
is used to mulch the beds less materi-
nj should be used than in the case Of
wheat straw since broom sage and
crab grass will settle clotely and
may smother the plants. Mulching
Of the beds IL practiccd TO conserve
moisture. keep down weeds and keep
dirt OF Of the berries during the
following season. Best results can
be accomplished only when the prac-
tice is carefully followed. the specia-
lists say.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-27
Clay Community Fairs
Attract $3.50
Persons.

Clay county has jus, completed a
series Of five community fairs said
to be one Of the hes; ever held in
the county. A total Of $3.50 per
sons attended the events the number
ranging from $50 for the largcs, at
tendance to 400 for the lowest,
Splendid exhibits Of farm and home
products contributed toward making
the affairs n real factor in commun.
i,y improvement. according to a re-
port Of County Agent l.. A. Clark.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-27
CLOCCED BLOOD
WlTHERS
THE BODY
Workers Sick and Weak
From ExertiOn Take
GUIDES PeptO-
Mangan.

Men and women who toll. either
physically or mentally. use up en-.
cryy. When they ovcrwork they use
more energy, and Sometimes the
blood gets in a rundown condition
Without rest the blood can't get
back to normal. so that IL becomes
clogged with waste matter from over.
cxertior.
The cloggcd blood virtually with.
crs the body. The strained looks
on pale faces. the thin. bloodlcs.
arms. the sunkcn cheeks and nccks
the dead-tircd feeling. are the re-.
suits Of stale blood depriving the sys
TEN Of life-giving oxygen.
Workers go 20 the drug store and
re, Guides Pepto- Mangan when they
feel weak and run down. They take
II in either the liquid or the tablet
form. That makes the blood rich
and red and drives out the poisons
Life-giving oxygen, carried by the
little red cells, renews the strength
and builds up the entire system
Look for the name GUIDES Pcpto.
Manran" on the package. Advcr
tisement
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-27
Why Does Gold Some.
time BlaCken The
Skin.

Under certain conditions gold
when worn in contact with N. skin
is ap, 20 produce a iiscolora;ion Il
Is no; due to the quality Of the gold
but Is the result Of chemical eondi.
tons
An excess Of sulphur in the body
will produce blackncss Of the ssin
under gold rings. thu. being caused
by the OIL ~ the skin connecting with
the gold. OIL in ointment. such as
cold cream or soap. when not thor.
oughly washed OF, will produce the
same di>coloration.
OIL contains more or less Of olcic
acid, which. in connection with gold.
produces y chemical deposit. or ole
ate 81 gold. black IN color.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-27
COMMUNITY SPIRIT
Marks Success Of
Fulton Fair.

Aside from the fact that it was
featured by outstanding exhibits Of
farm and home products the recent
community fair held in Fulton coun-
~ by pesrons who co-orera with
County Agent o. L. Cunningham
was probably one Of the most unique
ever held in the State. Carpenters
in the county contributed their SER
vices toward building pens and 9TH
er necessary equipment. the town
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-27


Mn. James Eascn. Min Annie
Belle Crutchheld. Of Lancaster wers
guests Thursday Of Mr.. and Mr.
VIM. Walker.
Mr. Tom Ward. Mcsiamcs Milton
Ward, James Ysntis. G. X. Henry
and two children were shoppers Tues
day in Danvillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane and son, Eliza,
Mi-sc. flonnie Mae and Savannah
Lane attended the Methodist revival
AZ Lancaster Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Yantis and two
sons. were guests at a six o'clock din
ner 81 Mr. and Mrs Ba>com Pelhhrcy
in Lancaster recently.
Mr.. William Parks and son. sim.
Of Springfield have returned home,
after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Yater and family.
Mrs Carrie Davidson. Mr. and
Mr. W. r. Sutton had for their sun
day visitors, Mr.. and Mr. Guy
Davidson Of Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs. Milcy BcaIl.y, Miss
e. Josephine and Dorthy B,aslcy
were Sunday guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Ray Of MeCreary
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Davidson and
sons. Robert Batscn and Glenn. were
visitors 81 Mrs. Carrie Davidson and
MIR and Mrs. W. T. sutton Sunday.
Misses Maud and Beulah later
and Mr. Sim Parks spent a portion
Of IN. psf week with their grand
mother. Mrs. =. &. Priehe;,.. % Stan
ford
Misses Lille Crccch, 81 Ono. vii
TIA and Stella Henry were tn. at
tractiv. guests Saturday night ~
Mrs G. X Henry. Mr.. and Mrs Nil.
ton Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Osborn enter.
;alned the following at an elegant
dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs Tom
Turner. Mrs, A. ~ Merida. Mr. and
Mr.. VIM. Barnes. Mr.. and Mrs
Simon rankersley and Mr. Joe
Turner. Misses Lucy. Nohc and Yer.
tie Turner. Mollic and Ethel Barnes
and Miss Fannie Merida.
On Monday. Oct. loth. nf,y-two
relatives and friends 81 Mrs John.
sou poolin being 50 years old sur
PRISE her with gathering At
TIE home Of her daughter. Mr. Ma
,l.da Collins At noon q sump,ous
dinner was served and greatly en-.
yoyed by all. Mrs. Doolin was the
- oipient II many useful and hand
some presents. At late hour in
the afternoon the crowd reluctantly
departed for their homes. after
Mrs. Dolin for a delightful
day and wishing her army more hap
~ birthdays.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-27

band contributed music for the
event, the parent-teachers' associ-
alton provided food for visitors a,
the fair and citizens contributed the
premium money. The fair was dis
tinctly community event which was
successful because Of the spiri, and
cooperation shown. County Agent
D. l.. Cunningham reported.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-27
GUY.

Sorghum making Is the order OF
the day here.
Mr.. Randolph Poynter was ir
our mids, Sunday
Mr.. Harry u. Rice was recent
visitor in Lexington.
Mrs. J. = Foley who has beer
quite III. is improving.
Miss Fannie Merida is visiting Mis-
Nora Sans, in Corbin.
Mrs. Joe Prath.r visited MR. VIM.
Griggs Monday afternoon.
Northern Rosen Rye redeemed.
Hudson 4 Farnsu.
Messrs. jake and Green Foley
spent the pas; week in Knox county
Mrs. J. II Baker i. visiting her
son. Mr.. Edi Baker and Mrs. Baker
Messrs. A. " Merida and Henry
futile are visitors in Knox county
Mr.. VIM. Merida eft Saturday for
visit with Mr. and Mrs. James Sans
in Corbin.
Mr.. and Mn Walker spen, Sunday
with Mr. and Mr. Roy Prathcr Of
McCreary.
Mrs. VIM. Clark spent Thursday
with MIR. and Mr.. Milton Ward and
Mrs. c. X. Henry
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Kur,z spent IN.
past weekend visiting Mrs. Lula
Daley. Of Danville.
Mrs. Miley Beazley and daughter.
Josephine spent the day Monday
with Mrs. J. l.. Yantis
Mr.. and Mrs. John Black are being
congratulated over the arrival on
Oct. sth. OF a little son.
Miss Fannie Sutton was the guest
Friday Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. SUIT
ton and Mrs. Davidson.
Mrs. Henry futile and Miss Day-i.
Runells were visitors Sunday Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ollie Graham.
Mrs. c. r. Henry and little daugh-
ter. Louise were guests Sunday Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clark
Mr.. and Mr.. Mack Turner and
two children were visitors Sunday
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Marsee.
Messrs. Henry futile and Tom
Barnes returned Saturday from a Wis
il with Barboursville relatives.
Miss Lee Anna Osborn was the
visitor Sunday night Of Miss Daysie
Runnells and Mrs. Henry futile.
Miss Eva Merrimsn md Mrs.
Green. our splendid teachers were
weekend guest. 81 ,hci ne folks.
Mcsdames Milcy Beaz'ey and baby
and Miss Lee Anna Osborn were
guests Monday Of Mr.. ia mes Yam.
It's.
Mr.. VIM. Scott and r. Mr. X.
A. Scott. Of Judson. ir. Gene
Scott were recent visit Lexing-
ton.
Miss Zaia Byrl Bal, a broth
ers. Earl. Jay and Bill the day
Sunday with Elizabeth James
Yater
Mr.. and Mrs Tom zee and
children. and Miss Eli ny were
guests recently Of Mr.. FRS. Tom
Doolin.
Mrs. 4 y. Merida FOR her
Sunday ests Mesia I'M Os-
obrn, 7 Turner William
Barnes.
Mrs. N Pointer coin Is
spen 'n~ e weef laugh
ter. NJ IRE PCyi Mr.
Poynter.
M ,are y at
'endir~ rent
.ie wee lar
rus White
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-27
Clean Straw 10 Impor.
tant In Mulching
Strawberries.

Strawberry growers who wish to
keep their plant beds clean and free
from weeds will do well to avoid The
use Of unclean straw in mulching
the beds this fall, specialists on the
crop cay. Wheat straw is best pro-
vided it is free Of grain kernels since
these will sprout in the spring and
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-27

Our peoples troubles bore US al
mos, a. much az ours bore them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24
WOULD HARNESS
SUN FOP POWER.
PFPLACNG GOAL

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Incorporation as president ~ the At
rnoap1eric Heat h Power cn." and
he was asked y he cared - comment
IN H.
"That IL hardly necessary" he re-
Piled. "Tse purposes " this corpora
ton are plainly st forth IN The arti-
rleg and they speak for fleraaeIveg
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iza soror DIV that hr Baq been faro-
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Goodman Mitchell

The following clipping was taken
from a Camden paper and will be OF
interest to the many friends Of Mr.
Goodman. who Is a former resident
Of Oakland and is well known in
town.
Before only their immediate fam
flies. Miss Lena r. Mitchell, 55 Me-
guDticook street was married to Lu-
Their Goodman, son of Mrs. Anna
Walker Of Oakland. Me. Wednesday
Sept. IA at 2 O'Clock. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Mr.. Ralph
Hayden Of the Episcopal church. The
double ring service was used and the
couple were attended by Miss Bessie
Mitchell. sister of the bride, as brides
maid, Archie r. Mitchell. brother Of
the bride. was best man After the
ceremony the couple left for the
White Mountains. After their return
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24
Sentences Passed Out at BANGOR

Sentence was pronounced ny
Judge Bertram l. Smith in the su-
perlpr court at Bangor Wednesday
against the following: Nicholas
Denasse. Boston. forgery, not less
than IS months nor more than three
years Ia d labor in Thornaston: John
Casey, Boston. forgery. six months
p county jail; Hugh Daley. Bangor.
forgery. six months county jail: Ar
thur Stlltz. Campbellton. y. B. de-
sertion Of wife and child at MilIi-
nocket- 10 months county Jail. There
were three indictments each against
Denasse and Daley, the others being
hied. In all Daley issued seven
worthless checks realizing upwards of
5000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24
Will Study Eskimos'
Health and " elfare

Halifax. y. :. Sepr a. = Ma
PROBLEMS o. dLetec.eS. r---.--1- -
sex among the Esktrncs VII - s--4'
led BY An expedition = He se-- Fl
next May by the SCEoJ. = E-sz-s-'
OF Johns Hopkins Unlve-S--E. =
plans ws-e outlined here F. p W.
tor z Levine. professor q ---1----
Try and nutrition A. The E-s -
School OF Medicine. Omaha SO -
tied Halifax early this mont . IS
way TO Battle Harbo-. Izt-a So
DR. Levine said ina. re ta5 1'S1
sent as an advance E7sa-E e. z
4 party from Battle Hl~tor .--7 -
Eskimo country for 7-=,.--.74f
surrey. particularly with --=z-t ~
climatic conditions. He sa.i ga; -
main expedition next year w1-.1 9.
solely one Of scientific res-a--1 an
that it was planned to peret-s'7 E4''
Of the Eskimo region hitherto "
visited BY white people.
The Eskimos. he SAID ~ -
healthiest people in the worl- Haso
not contaminated by white 7@c2e
Because # this fact the r9eT1S-s @
the expedition hope that tesy n,
discover some new theor7 ~ as1i'a
as put into practice by TIE d1 -.-s''
in the northland.
DR.. Levine and his party vii -
turn in November. 1892. The naA
expedition will spend next SUNNI.
and part of the winter of 1898 amors
the Eskimos.
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No More Business
Losses for JurymeE
In Massachusetts

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certain date T. E0---- 1=s Z,
face the possibility u s-l--4 IS
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day IN Massachusetts, 4 --T . 80
by ne las Legislature 49, 80 r.
feet & few days ago. gv--- 7r@s''
inz Justice the az-A3-.-E e 1cs-2t13
IN MS discretion t1@ 800 F. -
part os the tine o: ss-vs e., -
20 later day during --s $40 =
sa.Ise41e sitting @ -o---
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Appeals Fine and
Jail in Jakey Case

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FRI H-sn1 1-r.cIEaA court Tl1-ss5a =
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I'm ..-@E@i possession # 400 bottles
- Jamaica ginger H vas 6re6
500 aid costs a-5 sentenced 70 sig
ra1at9.s IN Jail H appeaEzd a-E
sac Ia, IN rhe san o. 5000 for ar
p+-a-an al he January term II
court
TIE Jana.ra ginger or which re
complaint = BASED vas found On The
premises ot Wyna- Packard High
stree, AMI tne arrrsc Of Sxeet!a1 n
followed PacEard's contention that =
1eiprg@d 70 other parties.
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Memorial Services
For Late L. VI. STABLES

Rockiaad NJ. sept. 25-MenoyiaI
exercises we're held II supreme court
THURSDAY II honor Of the late Ex-
Senator L.rdley Murray Staples. who
lad beer an active member OF the
bar So years
The speakers were J II Montgom-
"ry, r WI Pike. A. :. LittlefeId. p
J. Thompson, Frank 2. Miller and
R@ueI Robinson Judge Miller gave
q biographical sketch and Judge
Pike presented resolutions OF re-
spect
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COULD HARDLY sTRAIGHTE,~ =,

When the kidneys are overworked
or disordered and fail 70 throw ont
waste matter from the system. 81
causes aches. pains. lame bach
swollen ankles, sore joints. dizziness
hoating specks. etc. j. w Seaboek
Chester, Pa, writes: My kidneys and
back hurt me so when l got out of
ped IN the morning | could hardly
stralghten up. Had to rub the small
Of my back before I could walk. 7
could hardly button my shoes +
haven't felt the soreness since / tool
Foley Kidney Pills" Sold eyery-
where.--Ady
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Italy Would Share
Equally in League
Of Nations EXDenses

ROM sept 4 fEr Maid Much
ird.rraf4on has ~of aroused IN
italy ~ ne proposal that. IN deter
mining thc cypeufea n tho League ~
$afioue. ItDlg should ~ assigned to
tho eccond cnieg"ry
The Italians national pride has
been huft ~ the suggestion and
columns have appeared m the press
protesting against tho idea Of rele-
eating the country 70 position IN
fefinr 20 other great powers Ac-
eofding r. fhe' suggestion, Great
britain and France would be placed
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could Hne IL wna helping me. arm
Keeping house now and arm able ~ do
Nil III my work. cannot say enough
fm your medicine. n has done uors
for me than any doctor. You may print
this letter II you wish. - ELIZABETH
&. CoRLg7. care of A. r. Corley,
Edmund, y. g..
Ability ~ stand The strain ~ work
IN the privilege of The strong and
healthy. hut how our hearts ache for
The wsak and Hickly women struggling
with their daily rounds NJ household
duties, with back aches. headaches.
nervousness and almost every move.
fnsnt brings new pain, Why will
not the tnaas ~ letters from women
nil over this country. which we have
been publishing, convince such women
that Lydia II. Pinhkam'a Vegetable
Compound will help them just 40
surely az IL did Mrs. Coriey7
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II. y. LIBBY WINS SUIT
AGAINST INSURANCE co.

ON Thursday nfi. rno0n the ntten
ton ~ the supreme court whA given
to The continuance Of the case Of
Henry y Libby w Hartford Arci
dent Indemnity company. with
Attorney Coolidge II Gowon repre-
sentlns Libby and Attorneys NJ. +.
Merrill Clement r.. i.obinaon and
Arthur L. Robinson for the company.