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Thrifty Persons VINO Got Ahead.

Thrifty Persons Who Got Ahead.
eBy paying as you go and keeping
books you avoid the pitfalls OF ex
cess. ANDREW Carnegie.
From newsboy to presloent oA .
Icorporation with an annual business
of 81, 100000 in fourteen years, Is
the record of Max McGraw, now, at
the age Of thirty-one years, one OF
the leading business men OF the Mo
die West and president of q manu-
featuring company with omces IN
sioux CITY. Omaha and Los Angeles.
And Mr.. McGraw got his start by
saving money, having embarked u
business at seventeen years OF age
with $500 which he saved from the
earning s of a newspaper route
which he carried" for five years
and a half.
The route was seven miles ana ana =
half long and young McGraW covered
it twice a day on horseback, summer
and winter, all those years, and stu
died evenings.
Is 1t any wonder that such industry
and thrift have so early won success:
Abiding to the fact that SO many
Greek immigrants here find employ
ment as bootblacks, newspaper VII
said: The Greeks did not do very
welt at the Olympic games. but they
shine In America.
The story of Gus Travi1las of Chi
cago shows that grit and thrift are
not the exclusive possession OF any
one nationality, and the Greeks can
succeed here as well as persons OF
any race in America, which is the
melting pot of many nat1onal1ties.
! zen years ago Gus was newsboy
| on one of the busy street corners OF
Chicago. He early became savings
depositor, and as his balance In the
bank grew, he kept his eyes open Tor
opportunities, and with the timely
| aid and counsel of his banker he
made a number of successful deals
| He now owns six nickle moving
picture theaters and other property.
Any time he wants it, he can borrow
money at the bank on his note.
Colonel Mayo, the richest man In
Kentucky, died few weeks ago.
( twenty-five years ago he was
| struggling school teacher In Eastern
Kentucky At forty-fve he had "a
fortune Of $c0,O00,00O. His fortune
grew, from the meager earnings he
saved from his salary as a country
school teacher.
Teaching in various districts
Mayo HAD gained an intimate knowl-
edge of the mountain country's min
eral and timber resources, and be-
came acquainted with those sections
richest in mineral wealth.
He discovered that thousands OF
acres were occupied by "squatters."
many of whom would give options for
SIS. Later he borrowed all the mon
\ ey he could to put into these options.
When the development of the East
ern Kentucky coal fields began he
was able to interest railroad officials
and to enlist capital to work his
mines. and was soon on the road to
fortune.
Thrift Always pays dividends.
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mao .orer.Fatigue. idea.

Last winter, Secretary Redheld.
the artful sidestepper OF the Cabinet.
when called upon for a reason why
there should be so many men out OF
employment, said 1t was due to the
climatic conditions and not to busi-
ness depression. Well. the frosts Of
winter have changed to the heat OF
summer and fall is now here. Men
are still idle. Now. Mr.. Redtield
sayg the American people are very
much interested in the subject OF
..over-fatigue." Apparently he would
recommend forty-eight hours OF
sleep between days Of work and long
walks between jobs, and those on
empty stomachs. This "over-fa-
tigue'' is a terrible thing and must
be avoided at all hazards.
Later on, President Wilson admit
ted the business depression and at
tributed it to psychology. Then
Mr.. Redfeld referred to it as q
sworld-wide depression" what a
short time it took for Mr.. Redheld,
when the President spoke, to expand
depression that did not exist INTO
one that was worldwide.
1t may be there was some depres-
sion, but millions of Americans re-
mem bering the excellent cond1t1ons
Of 1912 will wonder why it was ne
cessary to throw down the bars 70
foreign nations and let In SO mucn
more than our share OF that depres-
sion.
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Vote buying. is favorite subject
with the Exponent thus early in the
campaign. 1t is presumed that its
editor has been told about the high
prices paid two years ago by local
representatives of the two state
bosses its party has for votes for Dem
ocratic candidates for the House OF
Delegates. Common report had il
they paid ten dollars per -. yes
fifteen dollars, in number OF
Instances. The Exponent will please
confer the favor of giving details OF
that vote buying. Do not overlook a
matter of such general interest.
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spills Their. Beans

The Exponent unwittingly admits
that the Joint debate challenge was a
s.frame-up'' on the part OF the Demo
cratic and Progressive congressional
chairmen of this district. when it
uses these words the Democrats and
progressives were apt to cleanup
on the gentleman from our sister
That let the cat out of the bag.
There was to be joint attack on
Senator White. Ell? However, Sena-
tor White spilled their beans for
them.
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Coming Events
IN Clarlxsburg


saturday, september 2e.--V'oetban.
West Virginia Wesleyan W. Carlisle
indians Union Park
Sunday, September 27-Ded1cat1on
ceremonies. st. Marks Lutheran
church.
Monday, September s.-Robinson's
circus. afternoon and evening
Friday, October 2-"The Traffic,
Robinson Grand theater.
Saturday, October 3.-The Prince
of Pilsen," Robinson Grand theater
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BRITISH niles
OF Which the German Emperor
Was Once Proud Are Dis
carded by Him.
t.y Aesoe,A4ep paGssl

+ LoNDON. Sept. 24-According to
Sir Edward Grey. the German en-
peror on August 4 sent one OF his
aidas-de-camp to the British ambas-
sador with the following message: =,
tell The king that he has been proud
81 the title of British field-marshal
and British admiral. but in conse-
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taThe result of the coming Panama
Pacific exposition viii be that all
in their relations and that the com
mercial development will increase to
splendid proportions" declared Com
General Horacio Anasa-
gasti Of Argentina at a luncheon re-
Gently given him by the president
and directors Of the exposition at
San francisco. why seek European
markets for the sale of various prod
utts when everything can be realized
in America2 We are Americans and
our duty is to strengthen our rela-
tions and develop our commerce"
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..sMatting,. the Mosquito.

Punch holes in the bottom of tin
cans and prevent malaria! This is
only one of several suggestions for
the destruction of mosquito breeding
places contained In an article on
Mosquitoes and Malaria" in the
Weekly Public Health Reports. is-
sued by the United States Public
Health Service.
Mosquitoes are the only known
agents in the transmission OF mala-
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Probably Does

The war has stranded the Sultar
of Zanzibar in Paris with S wives
and SIS. He never heard of Sherman
but he probably feels the same way
about it.-Wheeling News.
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Not bad,

At the close of business the last of
August the postal savings depositors
of the United States. composing o.
$50 postofices operating in that ca
Tpacity. showed deposits amounting
to S43,444.271.10, of which amount
$121.141 is credited to West Virgin
ia Offices. Not a bad showing
Wheeling Intelligencer.
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WHAT OTHER EDlTORs SAY
Wrong Time.

volcano to try to get on the front
page. Parkersburg Sentinel.
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T,ind Needed.

Count Won Bernstorff says the only
way to escape criticism is to say
nothing. 1t is wonder some of the
foreign nations don't hire John Lind
to represent them In this emergency.
Bluefield Telegraph.
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% what has Congressman Nicely
done to make good? The reply will
not include mention of single act
that has reduced the high cost of liv-
Ing.
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County Commissioner.
ISAAC L. DAWSON.
OF Wallace.
An E1ening Echo.

Art little? Do thy little Well;
And for thy comfort know
The great can do their greatest worE
No better than just so.
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VIII IA Busted.

The state camera Is going to be
busted, for the Kingwood Argus man
announces, I'VE are decked out in
the best store clothes we have yet
purchased and patiently waiting for
the motion picture men that they
may snap us for the Pan-Amertcan
exposition. Our patriotism has al
ways been above suspicion. Park
ersburg State journal.
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Chic new models from New York Lead
ing Hat shops. Hats for early fall wear hats
For any and all occasions especially models
for street and afternoon wear, are being shown
now.
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In 1912 British Columbia admitted
56.S11 new settlers.
A method has been invented In Ger
many for spinning kapok dber into
yarn SO that 1t can be woven into tezfs
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..HelIo, Jim, wnere are you going?''
Down to Smithy's Narrow Gage res-
taurant to get some fish. He has the
best fish and oysters sold in Clarks-
burg. ADV.
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The Net Results.

What is the net result of all the
tariff tinkering and other legislation
which the Democrats have forced
upon the people? It has not pro-
duced sufficient revenue to equal
Democratic expenditures. 1t has
thrown hundreds of thousands of
men out of employment. 1t has
torn up business the country over.
The necessities of life have steadily
gone UP.
Isn't it about time for the indi-
.vidual voter to decide to put stop
to this by his ballot in Novem Der -
Fairmont West virginian.
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COUNTY TICKET.

House of Delegates,
DIR. ]. II. RINEHARTl
OF Shinnston.
FL.AvIUS b. DAVISSONt
OF Bridgeport.
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quence Of what has occurred he must
now at once divest himself Of those
titles
This was written by Sir Edward:
Goschen in London on AueustsS, and
event, one reads: Admira1s OF the
Fleet: His Imperial Majesty William
II. German Emperor and King ~
Prussia. K. G., @. @. v. o.; his Royal
Highness Prince Albert William Hem
~ Of Prussia. X. G.. 9. @. B.
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Feat..ri n6

The smart new .Georgette. and Lewis Sailors IN =
variety trimmings. special showing THY
week OF Hats OF exclusive and
attractive styles, at from $3.50 up to $500
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UNION JACK
is Not the Only Flag the Brit
isE1 Are Familiar with as the
War Brings Others.
q Aseee,Ar.p rasse,

LONDON, Sept. 24.-England for
the first time in this generation is
becoming thoroughly familiar with
other flags than the Union Jack. but
it is having a hard time doing SO,
made to display the flags of all the
allies, reckoning them as France,
Belgium, Russia. Servia, Montenegro
and Japan. On drawback is that all
the national flags mentioned except
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Congressman-at-Ilarge,
HOWARD SUTHERLAND.
OF Elkins.

Congressman, First Districts
GEORGE q. WHITEs
OF Weston. rs
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STATE.

State Senator,
ROY E. PARRISH
OF Ciarksburg.
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COPIES OF THE CREATIONS OF
THE LEADING ARTISTS 0FsPARIS
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Circuit Clerk,
/. WADE COLEMAN.
OF Clarksburg.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-26
SITUATIONS wANTEo-MALE.
spEC,JALRATrs for .it,..

SPECIAL RATES for situa-
tlon wanted ads; 3 lines 1 time,
l0c: times, zoe; Z times. 40c
YOUNG DENTIST would like position
in laboratory; Chicago experience
Address r. l. Med. 36S South Pryor
street.
WANTED-Position by young man with
three years experience in drug bust
ness: one term in college: willing To-
les - city; can give references Nd
dI css J. y. r. 454-A Courtland ST.
WANTED Position by furniture sales
man with three years road experience
making Southern States and Cuba
Would accept position with first class
furniture store. Best Of references A.
F.. Box 1875, care Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-26
CARD OF THANKS.

07-'">o0"-~>S'-GcI 4 CARD OF TfANKS.
The family of Mrs. b. A. Bray wish
TO extend their most heartfelt thanks
to their friends for the many kindnesses
and sympathy shown them in the recent
illness and death of their mother
We can not say. and will not say
That she is dead-she is Just away
With a CHEEKY smile and wave of the
hand,
She has wandered into an unknown
land,
And left us dreaming how very fair
Ii needs must be since she fingers there.
Think of her still as the same, we say,
She is not dead-she is just away
But drops of grief can ne'er repay
The debt of love we owe;
Here, Lord we give ourselves to Thee,
A. IT. BRAY.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-26
AGENTS AND SAL ESM EN-
WANTED.


SALESNIEN-To sell our 1914 line of
calendars. fans. leather pencils and
other advertising novelties; sell the
year around, exclusive territory; liberal
commissions. Model calendar Company,
Dept. 104. South Bend. Ind.
$1,000 COLD CASH, made, paid, banked
in 80 days by Stoneman; $4,000 to
date; Join our famous =, 81 900 class
per county. korstad., a farmer. did
$4,000 in Ia days. Schleicher, minis
ter. $195 first IL hours after appointment.
Ten inexperienced men divided 100000
startles world. Agents amazed. Think
what this invention does. Gives every
home a bathroom with hot and cold
running water Tor 50 o. Abonshes
No wonder Hart sold 16 I'm 3 hours
$4,000 altogether; Lodewicl II first day.
Credit given. Come now: investigate,
Postal win do. Exclusive sale-requires
quick action but means 81 900 and more
for you. Allen Mfg. Co.. 1881 Allen Bldg.
Toledo. OHIO.
FIFTY CENTS lin quantities) buys a
full size compressed air clothes wash
er: weighs only pounds Women grab
it at 81. so; 200oc profit. Thoroughly cleans
tub of clothes in minutes. Washday no
longer dreaded AIRS. Marrick earned
$50 first three weeks. \ 14-year- old
Kansas boy made S55.40 outside of school
hours during September. Send for
catalog to-day and get your county
right, IL 3 tree. w endell NaSNeF Co,
12S Oak street. Leipsic, Ohio.
AGENTS-Saiary or commission; great
est seller yet. Every user pen and
ink buys on sight, 200 TO 500 per cent
profit. One agents sales $500 in six
days: another $32 in two hours. Mon
WE start you in business. furnishing ev-
erything; men and women: $50 to $500
weekly operating our New System Spe-
cialty Candy Factories" home any
y 1NNRew
time; booklet free. Ragsdale Company,
Box 5, East Orange, n. J.
AGENTS WANT'ED-Agents make 500
per cent profit selling Novelty Sign
Cards" Merchants buy 10 TO 100 on
Sullivan Company. 1884 VanBuren ST.,
Chicago, Ill. Si
$50 PER WEEK selling our new special
ty; every housewife wants one; gen
tory. 1889 Gas Bdg., Chicago
AGENTS REPEATER; costs &c: sells
for ST.: Sample, &c. DR.. Thornber
Ferris, Ill.
RESPONSIBLE manufacturer desires
placing valuable agency, sure repeat
er; permanent income; business builder;
easy; no competition; protected terri
tory guaranteed Automatic Perfection,
II West Forty second, New York.
LADIES or gentlemen, big money sell
ing new line neckties; souvenir Pan.
"H1 Tolu Set dS premium TdlSSu hSau
OF Balboa on stick pin and cuff links
lS-carst gold; guaranteed five years;
We have exclusive control of this set ::
only official souvenir of Panama Expo
sition; wonderful seller. Hurry. Will
son Mfg. Co. Lancaster. Ohio.
GENTS-Greatest offer ever made
eleven piece toilet article set and 81
carving set; all cost you soc; sells for
$l25; twenty sales day easy. Write
to-day. Pierce Factory, Station C, Chi
cago.
BIG proposition for agents. Don't miss
it. absolutely new, fun particulars
free. Write Martha !. Moore, 231 South
Wilson street, Rock Hill S c.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-26

IOST-One setter dog, medium size.
white with brown spots; round spot
in 'fhe middle or forehead. Return for
reward to SIS Piedmont avenue. Bell
phone Ivy 72. "
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-26
TAXECABS, Belle Isle
IVY $3.50, ATLANTA 1898.
HOTELS.
m EAT HOTEL
NEAR.REER LICENSES.

next 12G7f0~i(f1E1TfNG ~Mi(f131ETfNG Of Gonncii I viii ap-
ply for a retail beer license at
No 20 East Mitchell street. J. B Ma
thews.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-26

IOST-Sunday on WASHINGTON or East
lake car or in vicinity Of East Lake,
gold bracelet. small broken chain. Re-
Wra rd call Main 1851.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-26

Mystic. jr., 25c camera. Fro
duces actual photos. Sample l5c. Sells
itself. L. S. Hoerr & Co, 159 West one
hundred and forty fifth, New York.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-26

POCKET SIDE LLNE-Salesmen eau
smaller towns anywhere snap for spe-
cialty men; prompt commissions. We
deliver and collect. Tell US what you
sell and where. All confidential. Pure
ala Manufacturing Company, Minneap
oils, MINI.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-26
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALe
SPECIAL RATES for situa-
tiou wanted ads; lines time,
l0c times. 20c: times, 40c

SPECIAL RATES for situa-
tiou wanted ads: 3 lines l time,
I0c z tines 2oe tines 4oc
COMPETENT lady typist and office as
sistant wants position at once. Fair
stenosrapher. Can take dictation. Good
references. Address Competent, 21 Gill
mer street, Atlanta
WANTED Lady. q years. desires po-
siton as housekeeper for widower;
experienced. b. S, Ivy 3205-J.
WANTED-Trained nurse wants 10
nurse invalid; would like permanent
work. A., 1927 Gambler Bldg
Young lady would like posi-
tion in some office; can do anything
except stenographic work and book
keeping. s., 2l0 Spring St, city.
WANTED-Young lady, experienced,
desires position in bakery. b., Ivy
32o5-.I,
Naturalization as nursery govern
ess by young lady: references fur
nished. Business, 10 h. Virginia St.
Tallahassee, Fla.
WANTED-Would like to work in pri-
vate laundry by the day Call Ivy
3207-J.
COLOBED GIRL wants work as maid
with good people; am II; would like
to room some nights Call Atlanta
phone 6043B. ASK for G. Il. It.
Al sTENOGRAPHER now open for po-
sition. temporary or permanent. in or
ont of city: salary not less than SG5
CalI or address Miss Dawson, 30 Spring
street Ivy $a05-J.
EXPERT typist now open for position,.I
temporary or permanent; dictation di-
rect 10 machine a specially. Great time
and money-saver 10 employer. Can do
work Of two shorthand writer's in one
day Call Miss Dawson, Ivy 3205-J, for
appointment by hour, day or week
win report ready for work Immediately.
ANTED-All-rou good cook wants
position; can give good references.
Address 13S West Mitchell St
WhNTED-A position by a young Ger
man gir as cook in small family. Ad-
6ress German. Box 500, care Georgian,
NNANTED-Position by reliable colored
woman as cook in private family.
Apply SIS Piedmont avenue.
RELIABLE girl wants work as maid or
will do light cooking. am trust
worthy and honest. Phone Ivy S195-LL
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-26

AGENTS-The All -in-One burner; lights,
heats. cooks all at once or separately
All year proposition. 100 per cent prof
t. Exclusive territory. Sample. soc.
Write Essex Trading Company, 1 Madi-
son avenue, New York
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-26
HELP wANTEp-FEMALE.

WANTED-Compet educated lady of
rennement to care for convalescent
boy. References. Druid Hills, Box 1855,
Atlanta.
WANTED-Respecta white girl, IS TO
lS Years old, to answer phone and
stay in office. Chance to learn type
writing. Must be neat. Wages $4
week. Phone Main 2SS.
WANTED-Two white girls to do house
work for small family. Foreign born
preferred. Room in house. Address Z.
NJ. Brumby, Jr., Marietta, Ga
WANTED-A wet nurse, white or coll
ored. Main 5466.
WANTED-Young lady under 22, wish
salary of s12 per week. calling on busI-
ness people; only neat appearing girl of
good education and refinement need ap-
ply; business experience unnecessary.
sos Gambler Bldg
COMPETENT HOUSEKEEPER to man
age and supervise personally the Gull
nary department of a large boarding
school near Atlanta. Write full particu-
lars to Box 10, Georgian.
WANTED-Young lady book
keeper for permanent posi-
tion. Give references and tele-
phone number and reply in own
handwriting. Retail, care Geor-
gian.
WANTED-Settled colored woman who
is not afraid of work to live on lot
and do general housework. Phone De-
catur 165.
WANTED--A good general servant, who
must be a good cook and have refer
ences. No incumbrances. Room on
lot. Man kept. Phone Ivy 5S15.
A COLORED WOMAN wants cook
place; can furnish reference. J. w,
95 Fort street.
WANTED-Experienc operators for
wash dresses; steady work; good pay.
Fordon Mfg. Co, corner Forsyth and
Peters SITS.
WANTED-Worli housekeeper; will
furnish ticket. Address Mrs. Arthur
Litch, Waycross. Ca.
WANTED-White nurse or mothers
help; references required, Apply SOL
West Peachtree St
WANTED-Cook. Must be experienced.
Apply 81 East Third street.
WANTED-Nurse. 779 Piedmont ave.
LADIES! Are you Interested in $40 a
week? Call 62l Gambler Building.
LADY to demonstrate and Introduce
our famous toilet preparations. face
creams. powders, perfumes, toilet soaps
and concentrated non alcoholic food fla
vors; the best line in the country; all
necessary; liberal salary or commission;
permanent. For fun particulars ad
dress American Products Co, 1892 Syca-
more St, Cincinnati, Ohio.
LADIES at home; material fur
nshed; no canvsssing; steady work;
stamped envelope for particulars. Calu
met Supply Co, Dept. Els, Milwaukee,
Wis
LADIES-Make shields at home; $40 per
100; work sent prepaid to reliable
women; particulars for stamped ad
dressed envelope. Eureka Co, Dept.
107-C, Kalamazoo, Mich.
w WANIEDiHiSeRiteoGrlss referenoes eaee re- re-
quired P. o. Box 1929.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-26

EXPERIENCED hotel man wishes posi-
tion as clerk or manager At pres
change Address X Y. ~ Box $50, care
Georgian.