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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13
THE SHENANDOAH CAVERNS

OF travelling public by
Survey growing industry
doah Valley of Virginia The Valley Pike link the
New York Atlanta highway traveet thousands
omobfe tourists properly America
has adequately
recently only
accessible public celebrated
County
However within Endless
in Shenandoah County
81 another Mount Jackson Shenandoah
its first bid
opened named slenaul h Caverns
They about three miles south Of Mount Jackson
of the Valley Pike with which
They close to Shenandoah Cavens station Irrnbrs
branch of the southern Railway and readily accessible
automobiles and the railway
provided the railway The dnds
appear
dagge of crystaled lime points
where surface water drps from the limestone At the
stairs is the spacious long chain hghvau
connected by
letter all illuminated by concealed lights
decorations found Hee the side walls
Auted dpcy creamy
ambequins in ruddytnted stripes From place place
pendent aactes and talasmitte
ed fed uickng
pillars or columns fed by paterng drops of the Giving
deposits
he choose the
the earth The beasts and the birds there and fishes
silhouette mne
by patterned
ains the dainty eoane fungus of moist summer In
midway the
gttering hanked
base and the this diamond eerng
slender columns oriental abaster tiny
illuminated due by animated torches presumably
brood of phosphorescen perhaps
is commonly such
AS he from the visitor
succeeding chamber the last whether
all are likely charming
omplees the inbound developed
chamber of high yaued suddenly
ceed containing akele of
deicate salacitesa pool OF thousand
quintessene the
Accord A Survey,
the the Shenandoah Valley
casual visitor would be likely The
enchlke mainly
and wherever these
two unfang sgnhe mnumerab
of brooks tributary rather
trookess obviously
tribute maintain the few
contributions delivered
underground channels deep valleys
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13

~ hat you misconstrued COM
ment into a challenge and that
that l wondered if YOU would"
His laugh was full Of the JOY OF
conquering youth.
And" she added, that I am not
a bit sorry, but-but Jerry her eX-
preston suddenly flashed into ten
der laughter, how funny you looked
loaping at me like a wild man, and
YOU didn't at all have to storm the
castle of my arms and lips
For answer he drew her close,
testing her remark with kisses.
Jerry she put up protesting
hands, IF you kiss me again | shall
say something Id rather not"
He let her 60 feeling strangely
proud. and over him came q suppress
5ed calm.
why not say it if you think it,"
Because she smiled, aud her
voice sounded childishly rueful. IF
l did you'd know a secret | prefer
not to tell You wouldn't want me
to hetray myself. would you?"
She glided past him into her bow
err. He stood there looking after
her disconsolately. A stupendous
sense of lonesomeness swept him,
then it gave place to eXaltion.
There IS tomorrow left me STILL"
he said, and went to bel.
At breakfast she was subdued.
pouring his coffee without her usual
accompanying chatter.
"W hat has bapnnD,d - VOW.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13

No, with a worse malady."
Poor boy, can | do anything?"
You can, bat will you?"
why, Jerry, have | refused to
help YOU out of any difficulty YETI"
Have | been in any that you
didn't cause?"
He could not see her face. The
altered tone as she answered told
him nothing OF her reaction.
And | was congratulating my
self upon actually proving isterest-
ing. Jerry, that was a cruel blow"
Interesting. Oh, you've been in
tetesting, all right"
The explosive enunciatiOn he
used evoked her gaiety.
Il must surely he a comedian"
She came from the shadows and
stood beside the fire while her eyes
shopa with cloudy splendor.
Yea aren't, jerry, not naturally,
but as 50 often happens, emotions
make us I0or mortals,' she grew
seriously thoughttul; but we al
ways become ludicrous when we
obey the forces of impulse. When
We don't We become artificial,
wooden
In Your eyes We all must be a
sorry lot"
Sorry? No, rather say, Julyes
que. We could all be called either
Punch or Judy, and the hand tha'
works our strings is so humorous.
She turned her back to the fire
her hands clasped behind her
Jerry watched the delicate play OF
thought change from seriousness
to amusement IN her face.
Take us, Jerry" she unused
We owe almost a week of rapid
feeling to a black bear and-a
whim of our playselves"
Il had better add for completion
that J owe that bear a grudge."
You do?' She kept her lips
puokered n half-injured amuse
men.
Yes, for occas!onins me the tu
mutt Of mixed desires"
There speaks the man, blame
Bruin for yourself. It's more fat
tering to your vanity"
But it isn't my vanity. it's my
heart"
"Oh-h-h," She prolonged each ex
clamation into pretended means
STOPPING as though the weight or
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13


Aer SEoulderS was crushing.
Don ever say such a thing
AGAIN jerry. You've no idea how
really awful it sounds.
lie telt that his checks must
burn black in the heat OF his blush.
Not even romance can survive
such blow
Sn9 was not looking at him, and
he was uApleasantly certain that
she was laughing at him. The
thought was galvanic. Mingled an
ger and love Warred to produce aC-
ton. He grew tesse.
What are you thinking?"
"DO you really want to know"
She faced him suddenly. and tho
expression he read gave his pulse
a distinct start.
YES"
~ was tbinl<inc" che bas;+otod
w,fnI,Iiry hcr foTohaad as ,bourh
searching for tha evact wo~5s
"tLat bo9rts aro strr;d sy,,,hoir f,r
for ar,,, onI i;os '''''' '''
~ NO. - , ,sto. o,,;t, o.,.5a.;,,
Of ,,-l,at ~, ood sai1 1Tn 49, I. w. -, a.,
~, " '',,' nc il'''' 9"'' ii0 N'0" o"iF
[o, .ae iH'I per 'I . expression IN
ner eyes as she sa'" mat hao SNAP
pru 'a' - i.,i. % 5'e,Yl pIF"A9
"a forI.o ,''" ii'''l iu,po1, ',,l va. :,
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13

I'm The Past
(Takon From the Files OF The
JoGrnaN
TEN YEARS AGO.

Supt. W. c. Morton leaves for
Washington where he will join a
party going by way OF Canada for a
three months tour of Europe
Two young bicyclists from Atlanta
pass through on a trip to New York,
TO be made in 20 days.
FIVE YEARS AGO.
CGmreY's band concert in Square
is greatly enjoyed.
Tuscarora Tribe, Red Men, nave
installation.
Circuit Clerk Gerhardt complies
draft list in alphabetic order, gratis,
to help along the cause
Paul Mosier cuts deep cash in
forehead while chopping wood.
ONE YEAR AGO.
Announcement is made that II. p.
Thorn and Son will erect a block
Of ten "daylght' houses on West
King street.
The Division office of State Road
Commission is to be moved from
Keyscr to this city; supovises
work in ton counties.
Twenty-Five stores take adyan-
tage of first Wednesday half holt
day.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13

her amused eyes following him.
Resentment swelled to rebellion.
She would not be allowed again
to make hight Of him, that he re
soiYed.
For half an hour he nursed his
Indignation, then the memory OF
hcr, as he had been moved by her
the night before, crept through his
beng, filing every Granny with a
warm appreciation OF her charm.
Long before noon he had a sui
tic.ent amount of fish for the day,
and lie turned toward camp, re-
solving that she should give him
the afternoon.
At lunch she seemed lost in med
itation, only speaking to answer
his questions or nodding atIirma-
ton to remarks. When the dishes
We're cleaned and put away he lit
his pipe, watching her while she
brushed cut her hair with superb
Indifference to his persistent gaze
BY Joyr. Edith, YOU have lots Of
hair Won ,egiul ha.r'
Yes
do yoa object to my mentioning
ito
Il shout have been offended il
You hadn't
You would?'
Il should, moreover, be apprect-
atod for allowing YOU to watch me
comb it. Really Jerry, you don1
properly enjoy your privileges
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13
KN0CKhB0'jT NOTES;
TODAY AND YESTERDAY.

u t-l1 II,
,,onaro,, r'M'o' ,,"" ~ oo,.u,.'2,,9
. ,,aat &C ''~"' 'lif ot'It'' -
,,no l'' oocoeio,,e nd ha r'Ir ,a ~ . Wv
w., hn1'' ,'';, f 'i't ~ "s9 "l,e ~
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, ,hnII ~ o'i ~ oo4e'" 10, en
a ,,, az az e'ie present NJ sd"
% WV. ",tso I9' Pg ESQ., .'iliS ' -. -. -.
,i3 ,Y,,, Ioa' our Io{e l4 t, "o IL
, our J ioi l'.e! e,'lin' ION ma la
""'' s,e"'t anu uoiIsa'' - "li inlet,
"i i'i y. ''S '|IoeSSlui roun"'l e
al i lu5e Il'e,ll. no not dIsue loi
C e, i%"4i "I iaoo' a, any ul'
IoIf PIi'V' put ! no mot oeI I.'.4 VIA
we " III eNtt IeSdlh our S'"pIiity uli'
~ DIS d Hdtloil we cur" edch TO Tue
odYs OF yesterday "nen we accept
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13

wouldn't"
He stared at her hissface express
i've Of the chasm her words had Gre
ated in his mind.
Go fishing and you'll get over
that look. A day of angling win
show you that | am right
But Edith!'
Listen, Jerry" She came and
laid her hand lightly on his arm.
You will see that l am right, won't
You? You see, the evening, stars
and your funny Righteousness were
responsible.
"YOu don't know who l am. You
don't even know my name, and il
you did-well,' she turned away
slowly, "you would know l am right.
Don't spoil last night with foolish
demands or stupid insistence. Just
let it live as a dear dear memory"
Something in her voice stirred
him deeply. He felt as though he
would cry. Her tone had conveyed
such inality, and he desperately
wanted her to love him. His face
wrnkled pathetically.
Suddenly she drew him down and
kissed his lips. 1t was the kiss of
child. he thought, but wonderful.
And, besides.' her manner be-
came lightly energetic. you must
feed your family, Mr.. Chief of this
tribe. | want food"
She began busily gathering the
breakfast dishes. Reluctantly he
turned away, took up his rod and
basket and Numbered heavily
'hroUsh the underground toward the
stream.
Fishing was excellent that day.
Inc trout leaped to his fly with an
enthusiasm no sportsman could ig-
more. Before an hour had passed he
was absorbed in the fly drifting tam
tallzlngly over the surface at the
end OF his line.
1t was o'clock before he aband-
! oned the effort, and then proceeded
TO count the contents of his basket.
'IWenty-seven fine ones" he mus
ed, though for today, and I'm go
ing to swim"
Hastily slipping out of his clothes.
he poised on the rock r. a plunge.
The cold mountain va Br gave his
body refreshing energy}
ITO BE CONTINUED. J - .9,:,l
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13

The sinks rude tunnels by which surface d
yerted to the subterrancan
The development underground
like Shenandoah Valley
logic always that
limestone is dissolved by which always less
carbon dioxde Surface assures joint bed
ding attacks the limestone ec
relatively
this solution connections
etching
will be halted subuo
closely adjusted table controlled by
it that tho Shenandoah Valley
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13
By DWIG

To enable transatlantic liners to
proceed in waters around England
under fog conditions which would
otherwise be dangerous, submar-
inc cable guide has been installed.
News comes from Rome that the,
works Of Anatole France are to be
banned by the Vatican but the
rumor has only resulted, so far, in
boosting the sale of the books.
Another method has been discov.
cred by which American tourists
are easily separated from their AM
erican dollars. limitations of anci-
emit ivory carvings are made from
bone and then treated with tobac-
co juice and alcohol to give them
the cOloring of age.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13

i'll Germany and J. Pierpont Morgan
AID former Ambassador James w.
Gerard have been warned not to
go to Berlin as they had planned,
Richard Muenz. Manhattan
fur dealer, has just returned from
a visit to Russia. His bill for five
days in . Moscow hotel was 49,
100000 rubles.
During the rush hour traffic a
Now York man, reputed to be
wealthy man, paykeed his car on
the Williamsburg bridge, and hurl-
ed himself into the East river, 49,
feet below.
Almost ro change was shown in
the figures Of seagoing traffic at
the port Of New York for the fis-
cal year ended June so, 1922, as
compared with the previous year.
The California packing corpora
ton has announced that prices for
the 90 canned goods will be high
er than tho 1921 figures.
The construction of a Christian
Science college near ST. Louis is
under consideration. 1t would be
the first college in the world.
Six ship lines have applied for
berths at the three news piers
which have just been completed on
the Hudson river side of Manhat
tan.
Tho credit clearing house reports
a satisfactory decrease in the in.
debtedne5s Of merchants through
ont the country due to good pay
ments recently.
\ French botanist who effects
cures by the power of suggestion
and herb remedies has augered the
doctors who claim he is making in
roads on their clientele
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13

Photographed NEWS
FROM EVERYWHERE:

After three weeks in New York,
GugIielmo MarConi has sailed for
home.
The acreage planted in cabbage
in the United States was increased
by 10000 this year,
Thieves stole six gallons of alco-
hol and two cans of ether from a
hospital at Jamaica Plains, Mass.
The Carnegie Institute has agreed
to erect baby welfare centers in
numerous cities in England.
Serious trouble is exnected soon
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13
A WRECNtNG CREW

We suggest that the lead-of2 men
in the Martinsburg baseball lineup
be called the "wrecking crew and
we submit they have earned the
name by their recent performances
with home runs. triples, doubles
and singles in rapid succession and
merciless expulsion from the OPP
posing box OF pitchers. No such
wrecking combination exists on any
other baseball team. They are no
respecter Of persons,-the good and
the bad opposing twirlers look alike
TO them. The team slides along
carefully and minus the spectacular
until the wrecking crew is called
into action. And then the slaugh-
ter begins, continues until
N2rtinsburg tucks the game away.
It is wrecking crew worth seeing
in actjon,-worth paving forty cents
to see any day.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13
Comment Of
State Editors

They made beer in Egypt 300,
years ago; ut it is all gone.-
Huntington Advertiser. .,
If lot of the populace are all
scratched up today it is probably
not the result of pulling the cats
tail, but comes from pursuing the
wiley blackberry in it's lair of stick
ers. Blackberries are plentiful this
summer and there are lots of folks
who are mighty fond of them.-Fair.
mont West Nirginian.
Anyhow Mile. Lengien has the
sweet satisfaction of knowing that
she has been revenged for the many
slurs cast on her because she fell
down in the tennis tournament over
-ParkerSburg News
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13

every one else to do the same by
strict application to his duties.
whether they were manual or men.
tai. And We enjoyed living which,
while comparatively free of passing
pleasures and trivial matters, was
exceedingly SatisfactOrVn
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13
SYNOPSIS

Jerry Carson out camping on his vacation agreed
ions with called herself Edith
had They
better Jerry Unexpectedly
him, who Jerry
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13
THE TRUTH ABOUT THE STATE

! TIE u ~ n h6OO n & . ~ &.
West Virginia is about to have the
truth about her told to the public.
and told first to her own citizens.
Newspaper publishers first make
the suggestion and plans for doing
it, then the Chamber of Commerce
secretaries in session propose the
four-minute-speaker plan, and then
the state officials take up the mat
ter. And before many moons You
will be hearing in convincing form
the good, rather than the bad, points
about the state. There is much &c
lie told and it is high time the tell
ing were begun. BY reason of her
industrial troubles West Virginia
has won a public reputation not al
together favorable and far from
what the state deserves. Her in
dustrial trouble has been unfortu-
nate and West Nirginians will not
attempt to gloss over the fact; but
even in this respect the state today
is being eclipsed by Illinois There
is the positive side of the states as
sets and it is this which has been
obsCured by the eXaggeration OF
what has been done on the negative
side. AS West Virginians, living
under the states proteCtorate and
enjoying her advantages, helping to
run her government and determin-
ing her policies and her administra-
tors, we are under obligation to ac-
quaint ourselves with the facts and
argue her case before the country.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13

i'll Germany and J. Pierpont Morgan
AID former Ambassador James w.
Gerard have been warned not to
go to Berlin as they had planned
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13

Richard Muenz. Manhattan
fur dealer, has just returned from
visit to Russia. His bill for five
days in . Moscow hotel was 49,
100000 rubles.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13
Next Door To Romance BY
Bv Leslie Burton Blades

Copyright by Leslie Burton Blades Published by
Literary Digest Newspaper syndicateD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18
UNABLE TO FIND
RICH ACITAT0R
William Bross Lloyd May
Have Fled Country

CHICAGO. Nov is.---Benef that
william nrors Lloyd. millionaire red
under sentence OF from one to five
years In the Illinois penitentiary for
violation OF the state espionage act.
has fled the country was Expressed
by deputies today,
Officers searched turnout the night
Tor Lloyd. who has los, his last
chance 10 escape the sentence and
was sought to begin the prison term
The paiatiai Lloyd home In the ex
elusive suburb Of winnetka Was
searched from cellar TO garrett by
Charles rreoman. chief court baiilff
Freeman declared that tho house ap.
pearcd az tho Lloyd had not been
there for some tims,
Attorney william =. Forrest, who
lost his appeal before the supreme
court 90 allow Lloyd 10 go free be'
cause he had 81 500 900 worth Of real
estate witch needed his attention,
said he did no, know where HIS
ellen, was.
II Lloyd has fled the country he
has emuiHted the example ~ "Bir
nnl" Haywood. l. w. w leader. who
went 20 Russia when facing Iona
prison term for violation Of the
espionage act. and Grover Cleveland
Bsrgdoll. draft evadsr. who escaped
from an army sentence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18
.SURRENDERS TO
FACE new TRIAL
Man In Sensational Case
Gives Self Up

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. is.--Ed-
gar woodcock, once tried for the al.
legged murder OF Edward Kelly and
for two years fugitive from justice.
surrendered to the police hero to-
day.
Woodcock. whose presence In San
Francisco was not known 20 anyone
excepting his attorneys. caused a sen
safion when he walked into the court
room Of Superior Judge Ward 20
await thu calling Of his case. long
carried on the calendar. He Is
charged with perjury.
The murder OF which woodcock
was acquitted was one Of the most
sensational in San Francisco In re.
cent years. II occurred early one
evening IN the Civic Center her.
when woodcock and Warren q.
Cooper. mining geoIogisf. who had
recently arrived here from South
Africa. were walking n few steps be
hind Mrs. woodcock
Edward Kelly. q newspaper en-
pioye. passed Mrs. woodcock and
woodeock claimed he made advances
toward her. woodccck shot and kill.
I'd Kelly.
At the trial temporary insanity
was pleaded and acaulttai followed.
Cooper. who was held as a ma
ferial witness In the case. has since
died in Mexico City.
Mrs. Woodcock. after being freed
Of perjury charges. went 70 Hum
hoidt county. her former home. and
has been teaching school at weltch,
pee. an Indian settlement In the
mountains.
woodcoek sat quietly In court un
I'll his case was reached. and then,
thru his attorneys, asked that No
vemier Is he set as the date for
him 10 plead 10 the perjury charge
which In an outgrowth of Mrs. Wood
cocks trial. The request was grant
ed and he was released on sfo,oof
bail. which was Immediately fur
nished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18

questions % the day have led many
observers 20 fear that the old ~.
gers" satf.appolnted task IN we'll.
niEh Impossible ~ accomplishment
France. thru Premier BRAND
speech in Washington. blocked any
action that might have been taken 20
put check on land ornaments AZ
the limitation ~ hrmamsnss confer.
enoc last year
Also. IN that conference. Francer
demands on battlsnhip tonnage. con.
nidrred excessive. and her cbeckmnt
ing Of a limitation - submarines.
caused official and general disfavor
and chagrin IN the United States.
Meantime. the father % victory"
~ France. accompanied only by hia
hat and cane. ms he puts ". unsup.
ported By the French government IL
here today 90 work alone for halter
relations between his country and
the United states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18
FORD employees
MAY BUY STOCK
Henry to Sell Men Shares In
His Railroad

wAsHfNoToS. Nov. 1.-THE De
troit. Toledo fronton II. r.. owned
by Henry Ford. applied today 10 the
interstate commerce commission for
authority % issue 100000 in en-
ployea' investment certificates. These
certificates are 10 be sold 10 workers
for the purpose u fostering a spirit
Of loyalty and efficiency. the petit.
ton stated.
The certificates are 20 be issued in
denominations Of 800. $500 and
81 900.
The application stated that BY sell.
ing stock In the road 10 the workers.
the owners hoped 10 "promulgate a
feeling of participation In the earn
lnss OF the company" and IN general
10 arouse spirit, Of interest that will
Increase the Efficiency Of the line.
and thereby profit the workers. the
railroad and the public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18
BANK ROBBERY
| IS FRUSTRATED
Shots Exchanged and Man
FIees Without Coin

MONTREAL. Que, Nov. ia
daring attempt 20 hold up the st~r.
ling bank Of Canada. situated In the
heart Of the financial district on
~. james at. waa foiled shorty
before noon today.
A man rushed up 10 one Of tho
,siera wlckstA and demanded that
the piles Of money be turned over
10 him.
Another empioys OF the bank
selzinE pistol. ordered the man
away from the wicket. whereppon
the wouid.be robbsf fired shot.
The shot was returned by the bank
omploye. the robber fleeing 20 an
office building. where he wss Joined
by another man. the two making
their getaway in tho rowds Of
passers.by. Neither shot took ef'
fec, and the robber secured no loot.
according 20 the bank officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18
WOULD QUASH
STRIKE ORDER

CHICAGO. Nov. is--Ths Dsugh-
erty Injunction 10 break the railroad
shopmen's strike IL being used by tho
railroads which have refused TO en-
ter into . settlement With shcpmsn
10 maintain a lockout. Donald Rich
berg. attorney for tho railroad shop
men. declared today In a writ flied tn
federal court supporting his petition
for dissolution Of tho restraining
order.
Railroads which have not entered
into an agreement with the shop
mems union arc utilizing the iniune-
ton IN their fight against union
ISM Richberg declared