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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-22
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E.ND 2fsE
, 1921-01-24
FTND RUINS OF ANCIENT TIBERUs.

While engaged on a Government
road near Iiberias, Sea OF Galliee,
Jewish workmen found part OF an ola
wall and columns which are believed
to have belonged to Tiberius. the an
cient city named in honour Of Tiberlus
Caesar. This city was the scene OF
= number of important historical hap,
penings, particularly events connected
With Bible history. Near by Jesus
nreached his sermon on the mount.
There also was the town which gave
Mary Magdalene her name. Plans have
been made for a systematic explofa..
tion of the ruins under the direction OF
scientists.-The Pathfinder
, 1921-01-24
WEiGHED HUMAN SOUL.

The death of DR.. Duncan Mac Dou-
oaIl at Haver hill, Mass, a short time
AGO recalls the experiments which ne
nee made for the purpose of ascer-
tain;ng whether the soul is a ponder
able part Of a man. BY comparing the
Weight of a mans body just before
and Immediately after death, deter
mined by delicate weighing apparatus
he found, he declared, that the soul
actually has weight-between SIX AND
e;oht ounces. This loss of weight IS
probably not what we call the soul
however. ibid.
, 1921-01-24
We Plan To Perform Special Ser
vice This Year.

GALL at our newsstands and purchase
copies of the nation; Life & Letters
~ of Debbs, SearchIight, Crisis. Ameri-
can Musician, Saturday Evening Post,
Ladies Home Journal, Wood Worker, and
the wonderful New Success. We've Sc
lected these books. and magazines to sell
YOU, because we're confident that they
viii perform special service to all classes
of the community, and because We mean
to convince you that Reading for Pur-
pose Puts knowledge in the Head"
GIELMO EDWARDS, JOHN BENJAMIN,
CARL SCHOU
News Distributors, C~hrlstiansGed.
, 1921-01-24
DEAFNESS
And Noises In The Head.

If YOU ARE A SUFFERE-Go to
your Local Druggist and order CON-
ChNTRATED SOURDAL,' price 46/
per tin. This New remedy gives almost
immediate relief, and quickly effects a
permanent cure. 1t penetrates to the
actual seat of the complaint, and has
completely cured many cases which were
considered hopeless If your Chemist
does not yet stock 'SOURDAL', do not
accept any substitute, but send money
order for a supply direct to the SOUR
DAL, DISTRIBUTING co, So STA
TON ROAD, CROYDON. SURREY,
ENG, and a package will be- mailed per
return with full directions.
, 1921-01-24

raE ST. Ck2lA AVIS
IS nrinted and published daily tSWmdGys
ard Holidays e1cepted) By G. Joho"Se"
"ERMS--5O cents monthly IN advance.
2 cents per single copy.
Entered as second-closs matter M0g
2sfh fg17u at the Post Office at Christian
sted, St. Croic, Y. I. OF the Z. 5. a.. nm
der the Act of March $. 1879.
Contribution to thls paper W1H be gtod-
Ju recoi,ed tDhen the same deals With mat
ts s' Of g%eneroI interest, and Is acsompa-
@~too of oood faith. The editor cannot be
RESPONSIBLE for the vjews Of has correspom-
dents nor does he necessarily endorse them'
, 1921-01-24
CH~RISTlANSTED THEATRE
500. THIS EVENING 500.
"The Man Beneath"
Featuring:
recurring.
Famous SeSSue HayakaWa'e as DR.. Chine
The Story:

When the bride Mary Erssknes Wedding rousseau is in the making, and the ho1z,
on suggests dhing butts sunshine, a shadow appears in the ghost of a youthful folly of
the bridegroom, James BaSet He summoned by the Italian Black Hand Society, to
which, for the sake of adventure, he has allowed himself become attached and which
hasc chosen him to commit murder.
The meeting of Basst with shWor about the time when The BEc Hand GANG
have rounded him VI for failure to do their bidding, results in the clever manipulation
of matters by the Hindu. who accompanies Basset on his homeWHd Journey as his
servant
While OF the voyage, tahed by the secret agents of the society. Ashutr uses his
Hindu Magic to III Bassel to sleep. When Baset is folded in his wnhngs heet Ahu-
tor substitutes a dummy, which is buried at sea, and thus Illustrate the pans of The
Black Hand.
Aystfyng Phoopay Made From Edmund MtcheWs Famous Move. Showing How
Clever Hndoo Magic Thwarts Despcabp Purposes of Conniving Villains
onSrrS NMonao e. OAa
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
RATE
REDUCTIONS
NECESSARY
Business Expansion Waits on
Rate Cuts Which UnsettIe
Prices and Halt Progress

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2--Businsss az
pension must await freight rate re-
auctions. Prospect OF rate cuts haa
temporarily unsettled prices. and halted
progress In many lines Manufactur-
ng oeaters have been forced to let up
because buyers. oonhdenS of lower rail
road rates. and still further cuts In the
quotations on some commodities. have
curtailed their demands
The Federal Reserve Board thus has
summed up the commercial status OF
the coSntyy today. The Board had be-
fore It tho latest reports OF its reserve
bank agents aud directors. The re-
ports laeked some OF the very confident
predictions Of previous surveys
The busineAa community, those re-
ports clearly show, dern ands that the
rAilT oAds faks their share OF the loss
OF reduction In the process OF price in
aatisn. ana its prepared to hold hack
until either the government. or the
rsiirosA themselves make q reai effort
IN that direction.
Members OF the Reserve Board agree
with other high Officials OF the admin
issration. that while railroad rates do
not constitute the chief obstruction to
lower living costs. they DO continue to
block the way tor hundreds OF indust-
ries. In their programs to scade quo
tszieas downward.
The farmers still are Aearing the
hrunt of the readJustment tangle. the
BOARD aaid. The prices Of their pro-
ducts have suffered another drop. but
tho thipgs they must buy in actual
neccssartes continue high and some or
them in fact near the peak prices of
war timea
Some OF the industrial groups, chief
ly the steel and iron trades are held
responsible by the Reserve Board for
some of tho business uncertainty.
Foreign competitors, demonstrating
how easy II is 20 lay down their pro
ducts in America, at prices fifty to
seventy-f1ve per cent lower than the
prices quoted by some of these in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02

dustries. are starting in with trade
ials look for such pressure TO stop some
OF the 'profteering" so clearly In evil
dence.
The Board takes a most optimistic
view on tho banking situation general
". OF the large purchasing power of
the public which 10 strongly exerted In
retail lines. whore reasonable prices
are in effect and of the foreign export
trade business volume. Optimism al
so was expressed over the reductions
in the ranks Of the job-rtsing prices
for Liberty Bonds and other govern
lnent securities also was accepted as
mother hopeful sign OF the times
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
WAS SENSATION IN
THE NEIGKBORHOOD
Fort Wayne Woman Recov-
ers Health After All Hope
Had Been Given Up.

III you oorrld hear the people out in
OUT neigh borhood talk about Tanlac.
you would realize what a sensation
was ean@ed by my recovery" said Mrs.
J. P. Bell. s14 Wagner St. Fort
Wayne. Ind.
Il was In wretched health and had
boon for a numbe rof years suffering
from rheumatism, nervous headaches
and stomach trouble. / am sixty
nine years OF age and finally came 20
the conclusion that I would never be
able 20 be we'll and strong again. and
/ haven't the faintest idea I ever would
have recovered. either. IL IL hadn't
been for Tanlac. 50
Three bottles OF Tanlac entirely re-
Heved me of headaches and rheuma-
tisn. too. I have Il wonderful appe-
t.te now and never have the slightest
trace OF indigestion. 1t is simply be-
yond the power of words to express
the gratituds 1 feel for the remarkable
change In my condition."
Tanlac In sold in Hammond BY Sum
mers Pharmacy ana In Indiana Harbor
by Central Drug Store and by leading
Enthusiastically.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
CITY OFFICIAL SAYS THAT
He HAS Been PREJUDICED

proof Wentworth has proved a mira
Gle in millions of other cases, Just as
1t has in this case. 1t acts In SEN
sible way TO bring about the desired
results, because 1t Is ono medicine that
acts jointly for the benedtfnK Of sfosn
ach and nervous Ills. II AIDS the di-
sesuye system, neutFalizss excess POI.
sonous acids. drives out Impurities
stops gas forming. and st the same
time that IL does this, IL gives nerve
force. sound resffui sleep. and tones
and invlG0rates the system throughout
II you suffer from III kaalth do no,
hesitate TO start at once on Nery-worth
for II will do for you what It has done
1oF millions Of others In all parts OF
the country, Take a bottle home and
use II according 20 the directions and
II you are not satisfied that ft Is
helping you. ySuF money will be re.
funded.
Nerv- Worth IS now 81 Per bottle
Sold on a moFey-bMck guRrantee by
Summers Pharmacy sad Z. Fl Natterr
DruH Co., Whiting, Iadssas. and al
leading drqEgtsts eyeyywhera.-ady.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
Males Significant Seatesnsne Regarding
Els Opinion OF Medicines, But no
Found TGAe Nexv-WoxTh Was
O4Reeen4 When ~ G0v~ Demax.
% Asxules.

7 have always been pretud1cod
against medicine. but am now OF DIFF
fcrent opinion. for Nerv-worth 10 more
than medicine It's miracle said
G. W. Whitmer. 210 Hill ST.. xenia,
ohio, And he goes on. IT was complete
~ run down and terribly nervous, and
] couldn't sleep. would toss and
turn most of the night Had gas on
my stomach. and belched quite some
time after eating. ! have taken one
bottle Of Nerv-Worth and been helped
n2sryeiously. / have not enjoyed sleep
IL six months I do now. I can
not recommend 1t too highly, for / feel
Ike a different man"
Mr.. Whttner is one OF xenia's high
ly respected citizens and held the office
Of Director of Public Service IN this
city for four terms. statement from
such a man is moro than Convincing
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
URGE WARLESS WORLD

NEW YORK-Christian Endeavor So
cietles throughout the United States
have been urged by the United Society
OF Christian Endeavor to sign q peti-
ton to President Harding asking him
10 urge the delegates at the disarma-
ment conference In Washington TO use
every possible means toward the re-
duction of disarmament throughout the
world The Christian Endeavor s!o-
gan for the next two years Is: "A
Warless World by 1928"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02

will be candidate for speaker Of tie
hewes at tho special sessioG, DeesEaber
L. IL 10 understsod whsle GossrnoE
MsCrAy announces he will take az part
IN seleStien Of q speaker IL 10 known
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02

FfIead's elevation TO the place would
Do pleasing to the Governor he IL
Eavorfte OF the Standardization
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02

Is being made glorious for who have taken advantage
this their homes with this submey
beautiful instrument To hear realize that until
beauties of that
made produce entirely of its accord and
the slightest musical skill on the of the playing it.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-25
Financial Briefs

PITTSBURGH Coal Company earned approxi-
matcly $4,000. 900 net before taxes In nine
months to September 30 Iast. Full year 3
dividend requirements on SAL. OOO, 900 . per
cent preferred are a., 100, 900 ani the : per
cent dividend On S39, 100 200 common adds
Laos. t6O making total dividend require
mcnts SO Cos. 46O. For the 1921 year tn"
Cumpany Is expected - earn present q per
O. mt preferred and = p,~ cent common divi-
dends, ith about 81. 900 900 additional.
Official announcement - made that tho
LChiEh Coal and Navigation cola terRl trust
power a. rcr cont bonds viii be paid at ma
turity December l.
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company reports $
for three months ndCd september 30 defCit I
after taxes, interest. depreciation, etc.
SSiu,SGS AGAINST surplus Of S3O7.376 for
sgme period of lp2U.
The New YORK. Chicago and St louis
Railroad sought permission from tn mtcr-
sat" Commorc, Commission todiy to issue
S',O35.OOO I'm its per cont bonds 90 br
deposited with tho railroad administration
as security FOR advances.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-25
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Oils IrreguIar-DoIIar Descriptions
FeatureIess-katf Quiet

London. Nov. 2J--AdiuStmCnts made
tho oil group irregular on the stock cX-
change today. Royal Dutch was -.
Shell Transport and Trading was ~
and Mexican Engl" >, !. Pending news
On tho rc<ump,iou Of business Mt New
York. dollar dr~rri tD!"n> were quiet and
fcaturelcsS. Light profit taking oc-
Cured in Arg"ntn" rails. Some home
railway shares moved upward.
French loans were weaker. but
changes were unimp"rtant. Gilt edged
investment issues were inclined to sag,
but the turnover was small. The in
dustrial division was listlcsS and mixed.
IIudSon's Bay was ) 1916. There wer"
small losses in the rubber section, Ow-
ing TO realizing. Kafirs worked off n
little. but were quiet.
. Generally the market were dull. Many
brokers remained away for over the
week end.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-25
CITY CLAIMS
' - '..h'''t-
TO ELIZAHETH G. PIRINANCE
New Offering

rC,sys TO ELIZABETH &. PlRINANCE.
q. & X. owner, defendant.
{. +. No. l. December Term, 1910.
CITY W. No. 1879, NJ. l.. ID. Claim for
Water Pipe for xb8b.S8.
Premises at intsrseotion Of n; v. side of
thence .. ". along the same b65 feet 10
inches, n. .. side OF Ardleish st; thence ex.
inches, 22d WtFu'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-25
PROVIDENT CHANGES PLAN
Insurance and Trust Work to Be
Separate Phases Of Business

nm providnnt IN ord Tru.t Cnn
: r,n'i',.,'.' INV ""' ',''
P'"H "' 'HlI"d"'Ph'a proposes 10 S'p"-
rate the two phases of its business. in
surancc and trust work 4 letter to
,no .,o.lL,Idor, rn,,, ,.o - W.T..
~, ,.,,. ,,''l"''',','o : - ''. '''n - ','E'
president states 'hat m" directors be-
iicv" this action should be taken so
that both branches Of thr business can
no o.yrrod or continual dorolonr,or,
" '''''''" ~ ''''' '''"'" "'',''P''', :
ulN"r newest methods Ills letter IN
part reads;
II" i'hhNHINahIa hrgslaiMr'
I"NS,u '"M "pPF"Nr" NP't' ~ ~ -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-25
BROADER DEMAND FOR YARN
Call Is for Materials Used in Knitted
Apparel-Lull in Clothinn Trade

NFP"' Euh NV NIotnlHg iTduc
There is broader demand for
worstod yarns, according to the week
~ review of trade for the Philadelphia
district by II. G.. Dun & CO. Most of
the inquiries arc for knitting yarns
required in the manufacture of sweat
"rS and other knitted apparel. Wcav-
ring yarns are exceptionally quiet, al
though prices are holding firm.
The local cotton yarn market re-
mains dull, with most of the demand
! for the finer grades Of the mCrccrizpd
yarns. These orders are small and for
immediate use. While several dealers
have reported some good. sized orders.
this Is tn" exception. Prices show a
S0ttcuing tendency.
The review goes on 70 say
manufacturers Of mems and BOYS
ri"tht'- >0N there has been Il slight lull
~ the .aarkct, duc to the unreasonable
weather.. There i, feeling that with
better weather, business will show Il
marked Improvement. With some houses
r"l'cctiuus reported fair. others are
somewhat slow.
Manufacturers Of shirts report II
slight falling off Of business and mll
'or som" time, due to retailers having
large stocks on hand and unable to pass
m"rrhaudi-" to consumer. Collections
are slow.
"Thc hardware iinc .hov.s sor,o no.
tivitv. with u sIipht i,,,.rrosc If b,,.i.
moss. Houses which do an ONT Of .tnv'n
business ronurt - notirnohIr incrnn.r
from thc Southern and Western 500.
.irr. of the country Ruslnoss IoroIIv
i uuiot. Collections are slow.
Th" electrical trade reports an inn
proved bu>Inc.. In household .necinl.
tics. nnd labor. ..uviu, dryfrr, oro r,nr-
ing moro frcr'v II il outj,.ilotoL tb,t
irr no1ida, frudr will Lr Lri.L ,rI
stock. urc brinu ,pid in h, i,hLnr, nnJ
rrtaircrs with rIaI rrd in Wow Nnn.
nf9rrrIrcrs orr rofr,, hu.y prirr. nro
firm and cnIIcrtinr. foir
"Thr stowe trodc 4. ,nrv d,,u ,u
>iapIr goods. due to continued miIi
vra,1cr hur .rmnIomr,,f.,I Lr9tirc nn'
n2,ptr. j. in fair dnm.nd romTd"ic.
nrr onrrntiur nj obnut 10 nor ront rn-
rn,t tfy and iuhbrrs and rrrniInrs nro
uuict
"Thc ,cnrhcr marko, j. ,,c,dv and
rri.n. arn fru Snh,t,r,iol ,,rinr. Co...
hides lavc bopu takcu and .oIc. rf snlr
'roflr. are increasing in ,izr .onj rr,n.
hr,. ITrnyv 'rotIrr If hnttr, croIcs
e. -r,,rrc ,,Ia2rd xiii rnonrfortnrrr,
,,n ,,codilv increasing tlci" rrnJnrtior
nrd >uIcs continue rundnrntnIy o,.itrc
shoe In2nuractrrrr, prd dnoicrs Lovc
O. fYir.si7,d order.
"Tlr rorSr market shows some i'm.
uruvn,nrnt NIouufurturnr. aud ioLi,ors
rcrort stock. os a ruIc orn lou. nrI
,.un,rYr,rutI, ,hnrn hos Lonr snuc In
rrno.n ~, voIu,rc Of s,;ns cItLo,,,,L
h,,,.irc j. nrirrinally IN .n,ou Ints mi
f,, fnT,nodiotc moods and tLcr, l. ,'or,,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-25
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

rramn Sn,pbuIding ComHRnN ouartcrI"
s.. rayabI" D-cember 81 20 STOCK OF recorl
TIehhigr Valley Coal salns company. quar-.
rarIy O. 81 payab.e Januar, TO stock Of
record DrCemb"r u
Boston and Albany. Qrar'erN or '223
pClable December 81 20 stock Of record NJ
vcIub,- 80.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-25

WE offer and recon-
w mend for conserva-
tive investment t h e
First Mortgage Bonds
of the Company fur
nishing electricity for
power and light in the
territory producing one
of the highest grades of
bituminous coal in
America.
At today's price this invest.
ment yields 7l4"c with the
Pennsylvania / mills state
tax refunded.
Complete details on appli:a-
ton.
We mri}e coufercrcc On
any current Investment subject.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-25
special Meetings
S:,S5s OFFICE OF THE RELL\NCE TNSUR-

hR ance COMPANY Of PhlludPphia
Notice Is hereby given that, in pursunnre
AZ a resolution Of tho Board Of Directors
az this company. a special meeting Of thn
stockholders OF said company vii. be- hold
on Friday. the Goth day OF January. I9g9,
at i2 o'clock NJ, 20 the chef and principal
l0i Walnut street, Philadelphia Pa. Tor ne
purpose OF voting for or against an incres ..
Sf the capital stock Of the said company
from stOO,OOO TO 81 900 900. by the creation
and issuance OF additional stock to The
amount OF $500, 1000, 10 consist Of II UOO
shares OF the par value Of $50 each
NJ. G, GARRTGUES,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-25
PFODOsals

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RI
esived at Room 2l8, City Han until 1?
o'clock noon on December 13. 1921. and
opsned at that time In Room 2l6, CITY Han,
for Bridge on line Of Poplar street over
KeadinG Railway,
The work Includes removal OF the existing
tridxe, constructing Of a new plate glrder
payine df the approaches.
INQUIRE az Room 4ld. City Hall
" FRANK H. CAYEN.
l~ Director.
Marble Hill press., 1921-03-10

No.Hw l.l, Smdp
sHH as.s nH Nl ltrd
Ia l',nnnlt SUNDAY
y Bessie aud nnllic DAVIS
visited Miss MlN Nuneh SUNDAY
" Ward and SON. Estcl.
made business trip 10 Mrahle
NH. SATURDAY.
Rnnd Davis and two sons made
@ business trip Ga llrnnrtts store
SATURDAY
Nj and Nh, Elmer Nount Wis.
tt,i af the hnm, ol Arch Mat
thew, SUNDAY
Elmer B1rh,r and family have
mNNrH ih their sew home
Reader
Marble Hill press., 1921-03-10
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Marble Hill press., 1921-03-10

II g Harvey visited home lalk,
Saturday and returned Sunda,
Ad Srhnlnrr visited Nrs nna
nlankrn Snnda,
Kendall rroifrf 1htrlrN Rnl-
linprr John Kinder. Ora Grader
Dick trairr and John nolhnur
have hrrn hauling ties and um
hrr from the Harvey sawml
lauls Srhrlnrr Was at the liar
Nr' ,nwmlll on business Nunda,
\ " Huffman Is building some
HrN fence
Wesley Schrrinrr Is sowing nat,
Mrs nna Rlsnkrn visited Mfs
Jacob Nandrypn Mnnia,
kniico Kinder died frhuan ~.
ni Nas buried ai HurmultlIr
Narth
LATER The farmer. 81. sritnA
hHaf WhiIr N,r taN, h#H fu
spring day. sowing nafs anH u,h
~ sHunr work
y " HuHHan and thr.. .r.nH
children 4nH n Eankrn a'
t.t hHsnr.s Narf
lI'l Friday
lu strong moved h.s hrnI
''ln from ih. Wrrssurr a
+.
- uarra and r.mm pu-4
srri Namr folks S,,url.t
n'umrd >Hnds,
Marble Hill press., 1921-03-10

,,ous, Guy
Everybody is huslly engaged
sowing oats, some are gardrnng
and planting POTATOES. while tho
bird, seem to chirrup their famil
iar melodies uf opening spring
With best wishes Tor The Pres,
! WlI| rnmr again Romeo
Marble Hill press., 1921-03-10
GAME AND FISH NOTICE

Season IS nov closed on al
game except geese, ducks. and
rabbits Squirrel season will oper
lunc | When you are IN Narhl
Hill secure your license and b.
ready TO fish and hunt as seasons
np"n during the year |, j. s2r
Hnc TO fish or hunt out ~ season
~ 20 hunt without license n
not seine or net for fish until
July l. W l. Sorrell.
State Deputy G. {.
Marble Hill press., 1921-03-10
w. X. CHANDLER,

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MARBLE HILL. MISSOURI