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MEN MANTED~Steady employment.
Helmick Foundry Machine Co.
1880. s-2-tt No. 1852
WANTED-An honest man as a waiter
IN q restaurant. Restaurant or store
experienced man preferred. Apply
Box 2l75 West virginian office by let
ter. 4.9-tf No 2175
WANTED-Carpenters and iaborers.
Monongahela Powder Compapy's
plant, South Rivesville. Good wages
and FREQ transportation by our motto
boat. Boat leaves Fairmont bridge
6:15 every morning. MonongahelP
Powder Co. Apply Room 400 Watson
Bldg. 4.10-5t No. 2l79
WANTED = Experienced mine cleo
triciaa. Write Box 1853 West Vir.
ginian. 4.6-tfjNo. 1853
WANTED-Good mechanic. Straight
time. Apply Newcomer Auto Sales
60. S-17.tf No 204S
MEN WANTED = To learn barber
trade. Top wages after few weeks.
Write Moler Barber College. S24 w.
4th St., Cincinnati, Ohio.
4.2.25t No. 21sS
WANTED = Experienced Feeder for
job press. Fairmont Printing and
Publishing Co., Monroe st.
.4-s,st No. 2166
WANTED-Three carpenters. Apply
TO R. J. Amos at Norway Coal mine
at Norway. Phone Consol Sol 2; Bell
$50. 4.9,3t No 2l6S
LAB0RERs WANTED on the lees
Run concre to bridge. 4-11.3t No 2tS4
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SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE
After April 1O.1917, will not be re-
sponstble for any bills contracted by
my wife, Ella Hardway. --------.
FRANK HARDWAY.
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Therefore notice is hereby given to
the holders OF the above bends of the
issue aforesaid, that said bonds were
drawn by lot for redemption, as re-
quired by the provisions OF said mort.
gage or deed OF trust. and the holders
thereof are hereby notified to present
said bonds for payment OF the princi-
pal thereof and all accrued interest,"
thereon at the office Of the City Clerk
of the City OF Fairmont. West Vir-
ginia, at the next succeeding time or
period, named in the coupons of said
bonds for the payment OF interest Ito
wit May'I, 1871; and the holders
thereof are hereby further notified
that interest on such bonds thus Sc
lected to be redeemed. will thereafter
cease.
Published for the first time March
%, 1917.
ALBERT ]. KERN.
City Clerk OF the City OF Fairmont,
West Virginia.
3--22-29 Apr 5.l2.
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MONEY TO LOAN
SITUATION wANTED-Female

WANTED-Employment by respecta-
Bile colored woman. Family where
there are no small children preferred.
Gail Bell 79.R. 4.10-2t No. Pts
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wANTED-washing to do at home or
offices to clean. Inquire at 500 Sec
ond st. In basement. ADOPT No. 2177
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FOX RENI-l,room house near ow-
ems plant. Bell S0S.W.
s.2s.tt No. 211s
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HOUSES For RENT

FOR RENT y'room mouse. ogden
avenue. Inquire f. Nj. Murpuy.
Prone ISS-T Consol l.25.tf No 1871
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FOR sALE-CoiumbIa WyandotfS
eggs for Matching 200 egg strain.
D. l. Michael, Broomfeld, W. Va.
3.2l-26t No. 1921
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FOR SALE promptly, 1854 acres OF
fine quality coal, ftve,foot vein, on
railroad. Opened for shipment quick.
". Worth $1,000 an acre. Ny price
500 an acre. Would consider good
city property in deal. Write me now.
on RAIDER, Little Otter, w. Va.
4.l0-5t No 2ls0
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WANTED

WANTED-A secondhand cash regis.
ter State price and give address
where 1t can be inspected. Write Box
2191 West Virginian. 4.12.3t No 2191
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HELP WANTED-MA1E

MEN &GNTEb-~ sieady empi0yms1l
Helmick Foundry Machine Co.
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POULTRY AND Supplies

ting eggs, $1.0O per is; custom hatch.
SO per $50 eggs. Time for settinS
every Saturday. Time for delivering
every Monday. Capacity 5000 egg
machine. " Terms 20 per cent. with
your order. Time to order next man out.
Place CT rRsburg Poultry Farms, j.
Perry Thompson, Prop, WilsonburR,
w. Va, E. phone 70O5-R-23.
3.16.tf M 1n2I
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BUSINESS opPoRTuN1TEs

PLAN for big profits Unusual sround
floor opportunity Buy United
Maena Copper At SOC. Active curb
trading starts Monday. April I'd. Write
for particulars Harry Lefkovits, IS Ex.
change Place. New York.
3.24,tf No. 2OSa
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LAND HUNGRY MEN

LAND OWNERSHIP brings independ.
ence and everyone can own land on
account OF my liberal terms. Fine
Michigan lands near towns, schools,
markets. Good land for general farm.
ing, poultry, stock, vegetables, fruit.
SIS to $25 an acre. 81 5to 500 down.
81 to $40 monthly per 40 acres. Lower
terms for smaller tracts. Write for
big free booklet. Owner, George w.
Swigart, H 1245, First National Bank
Bldg. Chicago, III.
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FARMS ron SALE

-Sa ~ : - S ~ = SsSS
FOR SALE-Large acreage DRIFT, coal
six foot vein, on railroad, description
and analysis furnished. Address f. h.
Bole, 127 Grant avenue, Belleview, Pa.
....r. .......... o.I6.26t No 20Sl
FOR SALE-401a A. fruit farm 4 mi,
from GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on ridge
road. Good buildings, seams coal,
plenty water. some timber; 20 per cent.
Investment. VIM. Hoffner, GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, R. No. 1. 4-12-6tNo.2 1876
FOR SALE-55 acres four miles from,
GAINESVILLE In East Pike. $4,000 cash.
On improved National road. Write l..
D. Abel, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
800 N Oc4 ~
Evening journal., 1917-09-14
cLOTuRE N PRACTICE.

n NwlCE have preparations been made to apply the
senaes rule for coture, but each time it has
been rendered unnecessary by monimousconsent agree
ment
1t would hat'the cloture rule was cnicacious in
. the same way starting the dentists Is with the
small boy with an aching tooth
Evening journal., 1917-09-14
MAKE UP. MAsHINGTONI

From the Boston News bureau.
President Wilson is working himself
up into fury over high prices, and
the whole business world Is becoming
discouraged Production Is falling of
in crude oil, and there is no doubt that
It Is falling on in other industries. An
illustration: A great many Of the pros
pectors IN the oil fields are taking the
position that since they can't get good
prices, they are not going to take any
chances by risking an investment in
drills, etc. The cost Of sinking a well
has doubled I'm recent months, and the
man who puts $4,000 into the ground
in the hope of getting something out
OF Il no longer wants TO take chance
Secretary Lane takes the conserva-
tive side and believes that there ought
TO be ample profits which could be
taken In the form OF taxes later on.
Daniels. Baker and Denman, who have
never been noted as students Of econ
omy, spend most OF their time fussing
about prices, and pickering for what
they consider good contracts.
The whole tendency Of the govern
ment today Is TO discourage quick re-
suits. The question Of prices has been
given precedence over the question Of
getting things done promptly. This is
the whole trouble in Washington
Everybody knows the need for SLIPS,
but all we have had so far is con-
tinual variation OF programs-very lit
tie actually being done. Everybody
knows the need for a greater produc-
ton Of steel. yet the governments al
tention Is devoted almost exclusively
to bringing about lower prices.
This is true all along the line. Only
a few men are getting into the Presi-
dents closure and most Of these are
filling him up with stories about bust
ness men working for big profits oui
OF the government.
r. is doubtful whether the army
cantonments will be finished by Sep
tember. or even October. At the present
rate Of progress in the construction OF
ships. there is no hope OF replacing The
Evening journal., 1917-09-14
VOICES WITH TRUE RING.

THE Seven Arts critical periodical discovers
unconylncng quality In the writings Of American
noveliss who after term at ambulance driving in
France have home to interpret the real meaning
OF the TO the American mind.
The reason according to the Seven Arts Is that these
men possessed unsrred moral prior to their
going abroad where they secured only a superficial
stimulus because they had before cared very
particularly about great creative American IDEAS
The lesson Is not TO be confined TO this group OF
writer's II pertains TO oncai Interpreters Of the real
meaning OF the Men whose chief care, up TO a
short time ago, to keep out OF war cannot ct
become convincing 20 the which impeed
them to lead us into The American voices which
ring the ruest in this iuncre those which rang true
before election day, last November
Ellhu Root, Leonard Wood and others readily 10 be
named are speaking now, they have always spoken
when the the theme, in terms OF honesty and
clear vision and OF national duty And the people
them gladly.
Evening journal., 1917-09-14
ROsH mAsHANAH.

Delaware and elsewhere millions OF Jews Will
Il their houses Of worship next Sunday evening
September &C. for tho purpose Of ushorng in their Rosh
Hashanah or New Year 567s which the beginning
OF tho cyco OF held during the month
OF Tishri tho seventh month OF tho Jewish calendar
While every New Moon, In ancient times. was greeted
by the sounds Of the shofar trumpet, the seventh
month New Moon, coming after six months Of WORK
In the neld was welcomed with religious exercises
month rest and recreation by the agricultural inhab
tants Of Palestine Numbers i03
The Jewish New Year IL known by different names,
and each expresses something Of Its spiritual slgnin
cance Numbers NXIX. l. designates It "rhe Day Of
Blowing the Trumpet shorar" New Year occurs In tho
autumn when the falling leaf and fading flower turn
mind to rious reflection and sound the admoni-
tory message: Awake and ponder your dccdsi romem
Der your creator. 20 Him in pentenec. 30 not
Of those who reach out after shadows and waste years
seeking vain things which cannot profit or deliver.
Look well TO your souls and consider acts forsako
each Of you his evil ways and thoughts to
God. HAT lie may bayo morcy upon YOU
Rosh iashaEVh is also known as Tho Day Of Memorial,
The Day OF Judgment OF sef-cxamnaton Tradition
tells that this Day the Ruler Of Life weighs the
doings OF man. and ollos to each his destiny n
for coming year. for veal woe for life death
"shal trumpet be blown in the city and the people not
trembc?" Amos IT, g. For the Lord judge; tho
Lord is law-giyer; the Lord Is our hing lie win
save us"
Us message to ls threefod a. TO contemplate all
experiences Of the yeor-loyful and sorrowfG-n tho
light Of discipline, by the ruler OF human destiny and
to trust IN Him; . TO scrutinize our
duct conscious lho God, the Just Judge Of the world
searches The heart and 60 consecrate the year TO
nobcr life: ~ to look upon the life story Of Israel
of self IN the light Of Gods revelations snO
Morlah and Zion.
Special music and prayers mark the Observance OF the
feast which though Is nevertheless repete with
the spirit Of Joy and optimism. While orthodox levry
deyotes two days, Reform Judaism observes only ono
day.
business belong TO the Jewish faith and will enter
uovouty into the Worldwide celebration We trust that
Tor the sake OF tho celohronls the weather viii be
pleasant and that no untovard incident viii tho
pleasure Of the big religious festival.
Evening journal., 1917-09-14
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER IA. 1917.
nAvE A VoIcE IN THE pECIsION..

ncHALL Wilmington be wet dryY"
- That IS question that is engaging the attention
Of all Wimingtonans at ths-tue. because the special
election al which It will be decided viii be Held in No
Vember, only few weeks in the future
Il is question that VIII be decided by the registered
voters in city and who is not a specially
registered voter viii have voice in the decision That
fact should be Kept clearly in mind Registration FOR tho
last general election the last city election viii avail
nothing 10 voter.
Il is special registration, FOR special election TO be
held under the direction Of special Board OF Elections
Many already have registered for It, Many other
men thus far have failed to do So II those who desire
10 have voice in deciding the wet-or-dry question and
who have not Yet registered not to lose their votes
they must act quickly. only two registration days re-
main. One is tomorrow Saturday, September i5 tn,
other comes in october.
Both the question and the interests involved in th
impending election highly important. II is desirable
that the be both fu decisive Therefore yo,
have not registered already. do tomorrow and pre-
pare yourself toEay grown mans part in the yotln
in November.
Evening journal., 1917-09-14
Morale al Home
From The New York Tribunel.

arc black days ahead, as well as days
of glory. We are fortunately situated
on the Western front between the pill
lars Of the British and the French.
But we do not need to look at Italy and
Rumania to know that all armies which
have entered this struggle late are
weak at the beginning. We shall prob
ably blunder as the British dld, though
perhaps not I'm The same way. We shall
have our moments Of defeat and de-
preston, as the French have had. Per
taps-we do not know yet-but, per
haps, not being a homogeneous people
we may suffer the shame Of actual
treason at the battle line. There are
grim things I'm war, and there must
be grim faith here TO meet them.
Convictions which do not clutch the
heart az strongly at midnight as al
noon are not worth having.
What has been accomplished IN This
war 80 far is chiefly an 0ct OF faith.
on the clear logic Of conditions as
they were revealed 10 the German Cen
eral staff Germany should have won
long ago. But buried in an old and
cynical world there was sleeping
faith in civilization as we know 1t, the
power Of which the Germans could
not perceive. II Is with that hidden
flame that we must carry on Hap
PLY for us practlcal-minded Ameri-
cans. Il has been repeatedly demon
stratod in this war that faith, II backed
with proper organization and supplied
with the right explosives. will move
mountains
Evening journal., 1917-09-14

In a little while now our troops will
man the trenches OF France, actually
al grips with tho German horde. II Is
tho careless habit OF many among us
tn think Of that army OF peacemakers
as sort OF automatic weapon which,
having been assembled and dispatched
by The government. Will, II properly
supplied and replcnished, move ire
slstlbly upon the enemy frontiers. This
Ia not merely untrue; 1t Is danger
Ously false.
The strength OF that army Il the
moral force In each OF us here at home.
10 Is our VIII that sent them. and our
faith must sustain them. Though they
stand IN France, they are IN no way
separate from us. Their minds arc the
mirror Of this nation. Let us establish
our own morale, and theirs VIII be
assured. Nothing less than the free
dom OF tho world depends upon them.
Therefore lt is the FIRST duty OF every
American 10 examine the condition aud
quality Of the faith that Is in him.
Il must not bo a boastful and an
easy faith. Let no man say or think
zone Yankee can whip ten Huns
That particular peryerslon OF national
ism has injured us IN many past wars
and Is stu called patrlotism In some
quarters This Is a war of realities and
an such faclle nonsense will be
stamped into the bloody mire OF the
hattlenelds, together with tile German
delusion that the world can be stuffed
with Kutur Ike a Strassburg goose.
Yct we want no halting faith. There
Evening journal., 1917-09-14
With The ParaqFaphers

Meanwhile the Gar is probably clad to get away Rus
sia Is TOO full Of people who have been Siberia to
make u safe for him to walk abroad He will be happier
IN secuson unless they happen TO lock him in cell with
some one whom he sent there and has not yet par
doned-Rochester Herald.
we are accustomed 10 associate girls with fondness
LOT candy but the war is making prominent fact long
AoWh 70 All mothers OF boys that the masculine OF tho
species has equally sweet tooth Nearly every soer
Wn' writes home from the front puts in pathetic plea
lo Wo mngs-tohacco and candy. We published SAT-
u,adS morning letter from Baltimore boy in France
VINO begged MS mother 10 send him bushe OF candy
any any ola kind So II is made in the States -and who in
candy tobacco and pipe they are essential Rail-
sun. '''
Evening journal., 1917-09-14

False alarm You can have all the potatoes you want.
Evening journal., 1917-09-14
a pEspEnArr KMsrns rrLEenAM.

r INTELLIGENT Dclawareans who have followed the
trend OF war events in this country and In Europe
cannot fail to appreciate the fact that the German peo
pie want peace, and that hey want It soon
In an parts Of the German Empire they dread another
Winter Of conditions. They know only too well
how terrible the sucrings Of the in the trenches
when the cold blasts sweep down. freezing their feet
numbng their fingers, chilling their lungs
They know The toll Of death taken by rheumatism and
pneumonia.
They also fear the Winter at home-Nith scant food
cold homes, shivering women and children and dying
old people,
All these things put the leaders n a mood to call on
end to the war; il only the Allies will fall into the trap
Of German peace"
There are undoubtedly mutterinss among the German
people There undoubtedly the German army
And these things heightened by the fact that iho
British have Around from the Germans Flanders
the French in Frame and the Italians in Austria.
IN such state Of affairs with the Allies the west
ern and Italian fronts more than standing nrm with
America preparing 10 throw its great power the
scale there was great need Of something that would
hearten The German army and the people There
fore there cnsued the campaign which resulted in The
taking OF the Baltic port Of Riga
u was not really fight. 70 a cake-wak The
Russian army on that front has degenerated into mere
eowardy mob. 1t did not put up even the semblance of
Dstte. IL save up Riga without taking the irou-
bic to destroy guns and munitions and supplies
Hardly ever in the history Of war has an invading
army had easy time. The winning OF Riga adds no
laureis 10 the German the cxgencies OF the
situation at home require that this Riga business be in
naed
The German people must be lifted out Of their depres
sion They must be made to forget the failures in Flan
ders, at Neriun and the lsonzo. They must be gvei
rhetorical pap.
The result is that by acceeraton on the part OF IN
officials Berlin is an be5agged IN honor of the Riga vic
tory. The bells are rung iubantly-and they have nc
so been rung since the mighty Hindenburg was mad
generalissimo.
And the Kaiser falls in line. Replying to congrah
latory message from the merchants OF Lubeok Wflar
Hohenzoieru in his usual pompous style says.
The important success Of our heroic troops aeal
10 the world end enemies that Germanys arm
end people, although always ready to terminate the tei
rbie are firmly determined with unbroken strengi
and unshaken viii for victory to carry through TO
happy end the war OF defense which was forced upo
Us
OF cslrse this is only another set Of Kaiser mendsc
ties. There has been important victory for Germs
arms and all the heroic German troops had to do Wa
70 take what the Russians their hasiy nigl
We presume the great victory" Of Pisa VIII be folove
oy the usual shower OF Iron Crosses.
u would be real justice real recognition Of the factor
ipal made for their victory T. The Kaiser would b
SO" an iron cross upon every Russian who ran ava
ana helped hand Risa to the Germans
Evening journal., 1917-09-14
GEMS OF THOUGHT

Did much knowledge and piercing intelligence s,,e "a
make men good, then bacon should have been honest
ana Napoleon should have been ius-IIerbert spencer
.-:-.-:
Show me the you honor. ana I will know ,yba,
kind OF man youare FOR 10 shows me what your idea OF
manhood is, and what kind Of a man you long 10 be-
Carlyle.
Be not anxious about tomorrow Do todav's dutv
hight todays temptation do not weaken and distract
Yourself by looking forward to things which YOU can
not see, and could not understand II You saw them
Enough foy you that the God for whom you hight is lust
ana merofu for He rewardeth every man according to
bis work--C. KINGSLEY.
Evening journal., 1917-09-14

The juice Of two fresh lemons strain
ed into a bottle containing three ounces
of orchard white makes a whole quar-
ter pint Of the most remarkable lemon
skin beautiner at about the cost one
must pay for a small Jar Of the or
binary cold creams. Care should be
taken to strain the lemon juice through
a fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets in,
then this lotion will keep fresh for
months. Every woman knows that
lemon Juice Is used 10 bleach and re-
move such blemishes as freckles, sal
lowness aHd tan and is the ideal skin
softener. smoothener and beautificr.
Just try iii Get three ounces OF
orchard white at any pharmacy and
two lemons from the grocer and make
up a quarter pint Of this sweeily frag-
rant lemon lotion and massage IT daily
into the face. neck, arms and hands IL
nae~z-lly should help TO soften,
freshen, bleach and bring out the roses
and beauty Of any skin. IL is simply
marvellous 60 smoother rough, red
hands.
Evening journal., 1917-09-14
ONE REsuLI OF GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP.

AILLIONs OF dollars have been voted for the estab
NA lishmen or the extension Of the governments own
factories for The production OF war materials
The chief result thus far has been tho shipment to
in France Of defective cartridges for their rifles
which would have lcf them al tho mercy OF the Hun
whenever he chose TO come the top inthe sector
OF the line held by American troops Government owner
ship is generally faulty and exravagant
1t is now evident also that il is sometimes almost
criminal
Evening journal., 1917-09-14
EDITORIAL OPINION

tonnage lost by submarine attacks.
only a disaster will wake up the Adj
mnistration.
Evening journal., 1917-09-14

BY newly undiscovered processes for recovering sulphur
from the smoke OF smeer plants is expected that the
price OF that product will be reduced from $50 TO si2
ton. THIS should enable us TO give The Germans he'll
more cheaply
Evening journal., 1917-09-14

Lost articles will be found by placing
an ad in the Want Ad columns Of this
paper.
Evening journal., 1917-09-14

There's one thing worse than taking candy from a
baby That is giving It poisoned candy after the method
OF German avialors
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17

nur BON Q(rtiaerie Ebdtigfeit
in Ger Champagne, @}eloet
geluugene lleberroiduugs gln-
eriffc III oen 2(rgonnen gri-
Tides Souptauortier be.
ribtet ouh MIR bon lubeoeltten.
Den Gperotioncn.
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