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Marfeskim* Journal
The People’s Paper.
1 iv. i ning except Sunday, by
ivVKMXf! 'u UNA' ' ".TASKING COMPANY,
Journ ’ Building, 205 207 Wf-st King Street
f/AX von SCHLECELL, Publi£-" .ind d r-ral Manager.
V. :NON P GAKTON, News Editor.
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MARTINSBURG. MONDAY, ,'ANUARY 8, 1917.
NIPETOWN notes
Nipetown. Jtm f..—Mr? James D
Allen, of W " N( "
Tear? with her moth,
Mr. and M .1 ■ .n la m ■ p<
Thursday V ■ h Mr. a 1 M • Fr t.
Lemasie • YIV ■!.. I to n we •'
the latter and i. h.ne improv. •
Mrs. tlrair 11:11 and -ei W*‘!:.i: i
spent Thurstl iv wTh Iter daughter
Mrs. Arthur Ever!, a '
Georgetown.
Mr. ?. W T<>:r.' you” e; . vi
ing his sister. Me- It !.• Pan
We arp p! t Mr, Tliwt
dore Ritter conimt s ■ . uiprov *
we hope ■ > > :T 1 n
Mr. and Mr John • p-r, vout
city, spent .V V. •• \\ h it «
ter. Mr- Edw-i ’ I’., ward . • •! Family
Mrs !. E
who has b- ■ • w
is very ill with tl meu -.** has im
proved.
Master s ■
had the tneas'es a > r*
HEDGESVILLE NOTES
HedK' SV!' e. 1 t v
puritc and I an, M • '
berland. w* • n ■ . r..l r
their aunt, Mr V
Mr K-'et . • V. - v: •
tendlnr Joint- H n ’ ...
was the gr.ef • V <s l’a . Fry
las" we
Mr Win Slot.'h-er. ... Tlvcnc'o
who h. a h a ■■■•-,> -
ents. Mr. and . ' J F.u
has return-,1 ' i
Mr an 1 Mr? F \ J pi s and M
and Mrs John Tt .»• * of I! ■•*>
town, who -■
relatives in • . • h... r- t."
ed home
Mr. and Mrs A 0 Stuart -•* -n*
the holidays n Washim
friends tr I returned : • S
Miss Ruth Keer—'h r returned
Hood Collesrp Tue lay
Fro?. Ralph Rea!!. I V n' - T! F
H. School who -p-a- h 1 .
at his home n the \ Fare rfifr:- 1
to Bunker 11.Tuesday -su::p
his duties.
Prof F. A. V iler .-p-n.!.•:.•
few day.* in M
Rev. W M T e -
Shepherds* own 1 • • a \ • • n • ■ •
truest of V- air ’It'
have return* :
Mr and M: W T pr
several day . p , ■ *
week with Mr 11 M
A. E Men::-*
Miss 1
days .n Mar • * V.
rnce Hu !.•*■’.' •’ w
M E
tained a few ' *r
on Thursd ■ y • V.
Mr. Jo’ a V. •*•-. .. r
URIC ACID IN MEAT
CLOGS THE KIDNEYS
Tikie » giajeof yo-r E& 1 ur*j
or Bladder bothere you—Drnii
a«r» witdr
I? T*a *!’!»< »t* % nr..-a* nr- - -
Hi it, b>it rt an •
•oaaaona !». Mt.'s • r
toLia ua V • ir-v ■—
alaioa' pkrrn>-»« •
fort* •* rip. .1. •
b»rorp* n -r1* *• ™
•asTTer wi'r • .« -
aoy.'na. «!is.r r- • -
a. <i. • 1 ? .
lenjur >. ./vi*
ia bad to ! h.% 1
arlnr « .
eBanna,* o: n
obliging ;.u •
t:m« U>«r.: .■
To nfu’r.t
•leanat • <
twdy's v is
Jad Salta ■'
taU« t •
»s'<r bol'vc.
aaa yo”r ’
famoua a* •• . •
rr»pea an>;
titMa, »
to ac «* Tti
• no to a» :i'v
»o it CO i‘ r r- '
Kadrfar n-Oi
Jad Saita «
;ur»,
j.t2 » » a’. : -a.
S.
his hand badly mangled on Tuesday
had i' have three of h - Angers am
nutated at the City Hospital by”Hr.
t )ate?.
GIVE UP BANQUETS,
LIQUOR IS BARRED
(By International Nows Service)
Savannah, Go , dan. (>.—-Because
they declare a dry banquet is not
worth while and they cannot have a
«•>' one without violating the law.
the Hibernian Society of Savannah.!
ha.- abolished its annual St. Patrick'. '
Hav banquet and the S: Andrew'.- :
Society, of Scotch membership. Inn
abandoned its annual fen M. tube'.-,
oi both societies scorned grape-juice
a- a substitute for the stuff with a
kick In it 'hat they are accustomed
tc.
FREDERICK SUFFERS
FROM A COAL FAMINE
Ki'Pflor'.ck, Mi!., is : ir ” ■ ;* rna! i:\*
nF.no. For th*» -* ni*-’h:s the city rh'-c
'ri*' Ji-nt plan’ 1 • ■ b* * n npr-^atet! on
half ch*'ciu!o. ?ho town b^ins thrown
:n: > i! ;rkno-- - at 1! ■»'-loci; Tin -
no oilin' ! a*o r- • !' .v n. h*. S < '
cal dealers ar»* a bio to furnish t :*
• ity with i >• i *■ uffictent to opera'*
'ho plant s’caili'iv r'or any !»•?»• *b « '
* p’o .\ mi'v j*’ .»*i.. i
' ’ for :. f. w hours only -s deliv
ered daily.
BURNS WERE FATAL
Her clothes catching fire from a
s >, ■ in the cellar at he- home, ij.e
■ , vo;t“. .'1 daughter of A. A
'"■ ne-r Wes' HnioR, was so bad
'v bn-'ned that death came in le a
'ban four hours.
FATA!. FALL
Mrs Su-m Wine, a native of V r
nta. aced !tfi. felt headlong down
•airs a* her home at Hagerstown
Monday night and 1 wo bout re
•■■Mined consciousness Kicht ehil
-trvive
' -u-' Wii-t Ms c-» hoarders
STATE ORGANIZATION
j Hunters and Fi-nermsn Mole
Meeting In Clarksburg.
k'-hur, . .f-i I !v • . ; <-r<
hy yr rirvaniza' inn of . i ■ nP(
it. '•••!• may !:• f..i :u< 0 in ■. •. : > corn
ty n West Virginia, whose du'i.
hr : i chard ; if' protect Ii»* ii
v !.«••• ’.in of ■ ombe:
■ 1 ; -o - -p . . v'. i i:
• • '!i■ nin' was <?• ■ > ■'>- ! •<
’ i ‘1 or ' : ’ i!i Hi, ” V,' hi 1. ' •
.• .i. : ■ id V-Ys- V • .ni;' ' \ mil- hr
(•; Hi- y.'H',' men v- r, ■ ! 1,; . !>.v day
,ii i and !In,* • • » ■ Cecil i
J, #a- r,ficti'll . ': ]'
alii! I'.uil Stamm, f-1 liic )■' if. I mv
wail c!u>: "R -I I ri mr;
Th. Ii, • :,n • V. ,i -. ' ■ ad, . b.i
:i number in 'In' t-auing hmrci ant
(If i ci !in ri of < 'urn hi;rg and !1 rt
on cou-h!y, and Hie gathering #a.i
m i n ! i' i. :i n ■ n ■ • 1 ? (hi ■ t e
wide organization is perft ■ • ti. a
"i iiM moat likely now, ii v ,! be tin
. ren'e-t advancement ever taken in
Wi -• Virginia to preserve t ■ fi i
am! panic of the state. With an or
ganization in each county, ami witli
members; in every precinct of the
count;., they would see tin lie lav.
, ae enforced, and in a few year.
a.d fish would be plentiful
throughout the -date.
(By International News Service.)
Cl.ieafto. Jan. S. Haaband* and
vvivis wiio want their helpmate back
will have !,, show Judge Slid , of
"a- Cou’-t ef Homes i Relations that
tli ' will do tie :a nar- toward re mi
eg condition: vvle.-h have separated
them.
An untidy woman stood before him
and declared she loved h r hu-dia d
and waived him to come back to her.
“Why don't you comb your hair,
flee'" demanded Judge Still;
“! haven'! any hairpins.'' she r
plied.
"Haven't von unv ne vhbors?" do
ml- ! th- cou
■ , [ 10 1 ’ \ -(
■ id. Is. d u.
|,: rd to in
vi !:. are am! ;V
won't hr • ' ■
Tli ■ v.. -•■ ;i
till’ ry
"My . ;-'e l -
im a.
t. “They will be
Or th * can
■ re--t if y u can't
i it kel. Vow you
;> and :>;••• i: hku
ok in a hurry."
•tli-* 1 and li ft in a
complained a
“I do’ blame her." sai l the bide •
gaz'ng - it dhrnpreval upon unshav
en jow run .-'d gray sweater and
a ’ ed. . . fry d at the ends.
“Vow ' a £ i out of here em a
* -v . v. a- ha:r. nut on n slit-t
> on!' .. id buy some flowers for
her." ',!■• lumandcd ns he accepted
;iihi w'deti the man b->d brought to
' ■ !• •. •• to his wife. “You forget you
a-o n i —. ' I a-d g.» and court h»v
■nu • >' .-I. in. t a can whi he- the
st i ■ ! time, if she will forget what
a ■•'.!! ' i u are now
"■ vs tilcln t have him. judge “ do
■ .oman.
Rif ■ they returned arm in arm.
had known what he was
t.ili:: i boil'
HEALTH COUNCIL WILL
MEET IN MORGANTOWI'
!>;■ L. .itjiHon, it!!1*- Health conn
'!'■■■ ioner, :-ia . called ■ meetlug o
' • n* i • council 10 ' , Jedd in M o i
rev. !■ J.-nurry in. Tin- counci
:h.- hyger,k laboratory a
V< ' Vitv ttniver . and tb<
■•'> '■ ■ j I co 10 T* , . a Alto in in
i" ' ’ tuberculo lanatarium
Wh.ie p. Morgantown. Pr. J< p«or
ad In- ■ the corn-1 nGon or stat<
'a • 11 ur,.l agents f>n their rola
' n • i tiii put.lie health.
FOUND DEAD IN BED
U. 1 Hinkle, proprietor o!
‘ '‘ad restaurant r Hendricks
M. v. . '.v; found d*cul in bed bj
ob*■, tii *iia tainily Monday night
ay death was due t<
i : ' iailhi'e.
Dr. Kuhns Has Been At Front
and Ought to Know.
, By International News Service)
Chicago. Jan. 8.—German solace
which developed warfare [o its high
est s’ate of destructive^!i-s, now is
11 ■.f>tin ' itself with equal energy to
alleviate war’s sufferings.
This is tip' interesting information
brought back from tin front by Dr.
Italph Henry Kuhns, who has re
'irned o Chicago after syending
••te.ht month- in tin. American Field
Hospital a: Deutseh Kyiati in East
I’rttssia Dr Kuhns is the only Amer
.m siirgi :m to have been admitted
' membership in tin German Red
’'1 <1 a distinction which carried
'’.Ith • an honorary rank as a lieu
tenant .n the German army.
“The nianulaeture of artificial
luiibs has reached the ultimate stage
of perfect ion among the Germans,”
aitl Dr. Kuhns. "1 saw artilicinl arms
capable of doing the fin* . t, most deli
cate work. Wires are run from tin
fingers and attached to the muscles
of the stump in such a way that they
'■an he moved with almost the same
i utility as the natural fingers. Oth
r- are made which s.-rved the skill
ed mechanics and the laborer.
The people, ho said, ire heartily
Fred of war and eagerly discuss the
pe-- ill:' • of pr:ieo.
Dow,-vi r, preparation . in official
circles are going on tor war, and the
•Minis- ■ y of Marine is pfenning for a
m"1 V submarine w., -.•re as soon
as spring op, ns.
”1 know that 225 new submarines
are being completed In German ship
•• arils," .said Dr. Kuhns. "These, add
ed to her already largo number of
i -boats, will enable Germany to con
duct wholesale destruction Of British
-h pp n . u h as never lias been wit
nessed before. It is believed they
British ( mmorce from the
"as and gin the English a taste of
’heir own meiiii ino by establishing
n effect■ ie blockade about the Brit
sh Isles."
SCOTT’S
EMULSION
RELIEVES SORE, TIGHT CHESTS
Job Printing Orders
Wo advise those in need of office stationery, letter
.-.ads, bill heads, statements, envelopes, booklets or other
inting. to place their orders now for prompt deliv
ery and satisfactory work.
We tell you frankly that the order will cost you
rr ire than it did a year ago because printing costs and
w - have gone up along with everything else.
And we- are just as frank in telling you that the
Anger you wait, the higher the cost will probably be.
We guarantee all our •’ <b Printing to he correct ae
<■ -rdir.g to copy and satisfactory in every way. We com
plete the work when we promise to and we have a repu
tation among ot:r present customers of arranging our
work artistically and satisfactorily.
We ur . ■ y >u to ] ’act yottr order now.
. y P\b P::p;arfMPNT
of the
PTissBi kvi.na;; .phpmal
'oumal ! Id lag. 203-2)7 W. King M.
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FIND METAL'S HISTORY
Microscopic Examination in
Dodge Brothers Plan to
Find Fiaws.
* | It is not always a massivo hammer
1 and a lusty blow that determines
whether a material is sarong enough,
or pood enough, for use in Dodge
hers car. There a;e many t<
devices in the Dodge Brothers labor
atories in which force i.s the chief
factor, but there arc also many ex
tremely delicate instruments.
Steel, brass and babbitt, for in
stance, are caretully examined und> :
the microscope for imperfections in
j the metul.
In handling metals under the gin-,
the surface of the pit ee is made per-j
feet!y smooth by grinding wiieels j
and then polished to a mirror -ur-j
j fare by the u e of peeial sill faced j
: "'ho M and various minding pow-j
The piece l- thin examined at v.l-l
Jrious magnifications up to l.oiiO. iti
there are any Impurities or minute
cracks or any structural defect in the
metal i’ is r, adilv discovered.
An acid treatment follows, that re
veals tin- entire history of the piece
ol mi*1 til to tin metallurgist, so that
he is enabled to tell with absolute
, accuracy just how the piece was!
i made, how it was treated, and win h
I >-r it will perform the function for
I which it was intended.
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TO RAISE BIG FUMD
DURING ANNIVERSARY
In the six hundred charges em
braced in the two Baltimore Confer
'cnees ot the Methodist Episcopal
Church and the Methodist Protestant
j Conference contributions were made
Sunday in an effort to raise a large
I Mini toward paying off the floating
! indebtedness ol Maryland General
Hospital, Baltimore. Gratifying
'amounts were secured in this city,
t The hospital is distinctly a charit
able Methodist institution and is
maintained by the three conferences.
Cntil a few years recently. Rpv. If.
D. Wright, pastor of First Meihodis,
; Episcopal Church, was superintend
; nt, a position now held by a repn
s.entative from one. of the other con
ference.'. Such appointments alter
' uate between the three.
FOURTEENTH CHILD
A daughter was born this week
Mr mil Mrs. Thomas But: -. rear
Smith's Sehoolhouse. It is the four
th nth child, of which ten are living,
I liorn to Mrs. Butts, who ia but 31)
. > ears of age. *
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JR. HIGH SCHOOL
FAVORED BY FRIEND
.Among the many topics discussed
by L. L. Friend, state supervisor of
high schools of West Virginia, in his
annual report received here is a re
view of his investigations of junior
High schools. There arp three such
schools in West Virginia, they being
located at Clarksburg, Charleston and
Morgantown, and according to their
principals, the idea has proven high
ly successful. The plan, according to
Prof. Friend, is dropping the seventh
and eighth grade and providing de
pa.'-me'i >'udy, tending to prepare
the student 'or high school. Through
tliis means, the student i“ retained
in school longer, and is le-s apt to
< Sieve tan wh< 'i he has finished
the e el, ii i rad. fiis schooling is
completed. The pud i as well
bettor prepared to take up the
require.! courses o, the high
school- when in enters.
CONTRIBUTED $175
Considerable improvements have
parsonage On West
Martin liv, t of St. John's hut her
on Church. Yesterday in the church
servie a collection of $175 was lift
ed for tlip purposes of defraying the
expense incurred.
Hoi) .■ to reii*? Want Ad
BADLY INJURED
Ralph M. Shuman, a young West
ern Maryland Railway brakeman, of
Cumberland,- was run over in the rail
way yards at Hagerstown Friday and
his right leg was crushed off at the
hip. He is in Washington County
Hospital with little chance for recov
ery.
Musterole Gives Delicious Comfort
hen those sharp pains go shooting
!::• ‘Ugh j h; ad. when your skull
Hems as if it would split, just rub a
little Musterole on the temples and
It draws; out the inflammation,
soi dies av. ay the pain, usually giving
quick relief.
Musterole is a clean, white oint
ment. i adc with oil of mustard.
Hi tier than a mustard plaster aiul
does not blister.
Many doctors and nurses frankly
re. immcr.il Musterole for sore throat,
hr-.richit is, croup, stiff neck, asthma,
ut .! i, fi ugi stion, pleurisy, rheu
! ati ' i. lumfcago, pains and aches of
■he b ' or joints, sprains, sore mus
ib . bruises, chilblains, frosted feet—
odds of the chest (it often prevents
pneumonia). It is always dependable.
Where Quality is Recognized"
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Consult the impression uppe.most in your mind and you
will find that you think of this car as very carefully and
very conscientiously made.
This very general and instinctive feeling is of course a
reflection of the actual facts.
People think of the car in this light because of their high
opinion of Dodge Brothers as manufacturers.
1'hat good opinion is justified by the performance of the
car. by its economy and efficiency, and by the fact
that even the first two year’s very large production
did not develop a single fault.
It will pay you to visit us and examine this car.
The gasoline consumption is unusually low.
* The tire mileage is unusually high.
routing < ar or Roadster, $7SG: Winter Touring Oar or Roadster, $950;
Sedan, $1185. (All prices f. o. b. Detroit.)
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The Berkeley Garage, Inc.
Martinsburg, West Virginia