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Newsstand.

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val Street, agent for thu Ftaps..
handles all kinds OF ncvu. -assrA
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-12-13
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Forest Avenue There was Il large a,
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-04
RoMANCEs Of a SUMNER Girl
sy1zoE.BEcKrE
Copyright, 1919, N. 3. Az

DOROTHY aged 20 is pendmgs Lnp Beach, having stalled
r6 and $500 savings the chance png suitable husband during
The summer These are h letter. home 70 joan her chuml
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-04
a Review certeis' Life an,

l suppose that the true story of Ham
ilton Certeis' life is one of the most
extraordinary romances ever sealed
up In secret service annals. 1t has
crisscrossed my own life, SO many
times, in such mysterious ways, bring
ing such strange adventures and re-
vealing so many fascinating vistas OF
the intrigue in an arch-spy's career
that l believe have material for a
biography that would rival romantic
fiction at its best.
Perhaps years from now, if fate ever
brings me back to a settled and happ,
home, I'll try my hand at writing q
book about Certeis. But first I'll have
to go abroad and pry into the truth oil
his descent and birth. and learn how
much is to be believed of the gossip
concerning his diplomatic career and
his vast inheritance.
Just because he was so dangerous o
spy, of international power, the facts
of his CHASTITY end were never made
public. The famous surgeon and in
ventor" was reported to have been
killed in an undersea explosion while
testing a new diving suit of his own
design.
It was plausible explanation, and
I learned that so 1t is always with these
men OF the secret service. Once they
have plunged into the bewilderins
maze Of that wierd life, their entire
careers are shrouded in lies, and ever
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-04
surs daughter, sne spent hesr ,forna

surs daughter, she; spent hen, forma-
tive years.
Clad In an. enFefoping gsmock, mix
ing her pigments, she told him how
she worked out her color schemes
entirely herself Itswas tfhe,only way
shei could afford to indrfge Iher fan
cies. And Hemstead, who couldn't
remember that he had ever held a
paint brush in his hand wastaIlowed
to spread a wonderful blend over a
chair.
Probablyiftthis niddie-aged bach
elori had not received a telegram
which called for a speedy return. he
would have sttl1 drifted on in this
life, SO utterly opposed to his for
mer well-dresseds existence.
Hemstead felt like one who is
struggling to awaken from a wonder
tui dreams as he opened the door
OF Geraldine Wynne's work room in
responsesto her Come in" Awkward
ly he, forced out the words that bust
ness called him home.
The woman's beautiful eyes look
ed straight into Hemstead's as she
said: "oh, I'm very very sorry. It
seems as though I'd known you such a
long time-atways! And you love
color, too-so much. Do you mind
If I say I'm afraid you have not had
much Of it-In life?"
And the man ceased. to struggle
against the dream as he replied:
Meeting you has been a wonderful
experience to mel dread to awake
from 1t. But why must /? You could
revel to your hearts content in those
twenty gloomy rooms of mine, and
transform them as you would my
life.
"f'm forty-five. My morning and
my noon have been dull drab. Come
and color my sunset"
And the woman who held romance
in her eyes, answered: Fate brought
you here. Why should we strive
against it?"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-04
TheStoryL

Mamma Palmer had very wonder
full friend who was writer. Mamma
was very proud of her and when she
received word that Miss Talbot was
coming to see her the whole house
had To be cleaned, the guest room had
to be redecorated and a new rug was
brought for the living room.
On the day of her arrival the chill
dren were carefully dressed and sent
to the living room to stay and mamma
drove off in state in the new car to
meet the wonderful Miss Talbot.
When mamma arrived at the depot
she found that the train was late. She
tried to phone Jane and tell her to
keep an eye on the children, but she
couldn't get the house for some rea-
son.
The train came at last and with it
Miss Talbot. Mamma had not seen
her friend for lYag time and she
couldn't forget that she was a great
person. Evidently Miss Talbot:
couldn't forget 1t either. So it was a
very quiet drive home and mamma
wondered If it was going to be that
way all the time. She stopped the car
in front OF the house and the two
friends walked silently toward the
porch
Now the Palmer porch had three
broad steps leading to 1t and when
mamma reached the bottom step she
stopped with gasp. For there in his
pajamas and sound asleep, on his play
rug and pillow was Peter! And more
than that on the next step in the same
attire was Patty and on the next one
was Prissy. And at the top on the
porch was Pan the dog.
Mamma and Miss Talbot tiptoed
around to the side steps and sinking
into the porch swing laughed and
laughed. Miss Talbot quite forgot
she was anything but plain Clara Tai
bolt and leaned on mammas shoulder
and wiped her eyes on mammals hand
kerchief. Their laughter brought Pc
ter to his feet.
Son, son" mourned mamma, what
made you do it,"
Well" explained Peter, when you
didn't come for so long, l was afraid
we'd get our clothes dirty an Jane
was busy an could not find any
thing else but our nighties to put on,
an then we got sleepy an this was the
coolest place we could find an I
thought we'd wake up before you cam.
an'-an' I'm awful sorry"
Mamma Rugged Peter and patted
Clara Talbott's hand.
I'm not" she said.
Helen Carpenter Moore.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-04

nser II Caused Its Last Tragedy.
the truth of their death is rarely
known. Friends and enemies alike.
each playing the game of mystification,
quietly suppress whatever facts they
may know.
l think I amdhe only one, even OF
the inner circles who has suspected
that Certeis, seemingly trapped, chose
deliberately to blow himself to bits
there on the oceans bottom. cannot
forget the confident air with which
he told me he knew all about the trap
and how to avoid 1t. He had seen the
pursuing boats closing in on him. He
knew they carried detectives. cannot
help believing he realized, as he dis
appeared beneath the waves, that he
was literally, near the end of his rope.
j have been thinking around this
same circle time after time, and l al
ways end up by denouncing myself.
If only 1 had not followed Certeis-iI
only had not warned him-certainly
then he would have taken precautions
to secure the jewels in safety, and per-
haps he might have made good his es-
cape with them.
My very presence, perhaps, shaped
his suicidal decision!
And SO. right to the end, incalcuable
and tragic was the effect of each of us
upon the other Certeis, on occasion,
had tapped in me sinister wells OF
emotion that none-not even myself
knew I pospessed. And I had stirred
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-04

pitcher, and pour one and one-half
cups OF coffee and one-half cup Of
boiling water over. Add the grated
rind and strained Juice of one-haif
lemon and four tablespoons of sugar.
Cover over and let stand until cold,
strain into glasses with two table
spoons OF crushed ice added. serYe
with macarGons. "
Or, beat the yollrs of three eggs
with one tablespoon OF cream, add
one-half cup OF the above coffee. mix
ture, one-half cup OF fruit Juice.
Stir well and sweeten to taste. Strain
and add crushed ice in each glass.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-04
oRcHARDsRSN
Friday Night.

Friday Night.
oh, Joan-Joan-he Is wonderful
Do you know that feeling. dear, OF
being swept Off your feet with admir-
alton as, you watch man playing
some dtfficult skillfu1 game of which
he Is complete master?
A man in a ballroom, or across a
dinner table, is an Interesting crea-
ture-to degree. How great a de-
gree depends on whether he has a
knack for entertaining you. You may
be more entertaining than he is. The
ballroom Of the conversational meal
may be your own special province,
and you shine at tiff you are a girl
with charm But oh, my dear, when
you find yourself in the realm where
the man is supreme, and you hardly
count, then's the time your little old
soul gets the thrilli
"Raving, as usualw hear you
say. signing as you turn the page.
But I'll wager even you with your
calm Indifference to men would ex-
perience a ripple at the way Captain
Wallis went at this task Of writing
that 10000 word novelette, and get
ting it into the hands of his publish
er within exactly ten days.
AS for your humble servant, we'll
she never worked so hard before in
all her sweet young life. Believe me.
dear. am earning my double pay
OF fifty per.
| am thankful now for those Cruel
ling years l put in as a s12 typist
with tba ala NEnN,o,, D.44a.- -.
pany They broke my spirit, shred
ded my illusions, gave me seven gray
hairs and ruined my disposition. But
they taught me fast typing. Except
for that, / should not now be here in
this sylvan dell. helping the greatest
living novelist do the great American
novel; And experiencing real ad-
venture.
Joan. it's wonderful, feeling at the
edge of Something Happening all the
time. don't permit myself to peer
over the edge. I'd rather not quite
know what is there. 1t is enough to
live in the moment
To see him stride up and down the
floor Worrying his stubby pipe and
frown!ng into the world Of thought
and composition which engulfs him
to the point of his being Unconscious
of his surroundings. To watch the
process of his weaving of words. To
/ sense his mastery of the plot he is
shaping. And oh, Joanie, to have him
sometimes stop for a moment out of
that imaginary world, pause at my
! side and ask for the turn OF phrase.
the spelling of word, the name of
some fabric or detail of woman's
Fdress that his masculine mind FUN
bles over! 1t makes me feel as il
had a tiny part in his work-and
am so proud and happy.
You're a Miracle" he said tonight
when we had finished! Nothing
Iless Girl l."
/ He came so close to me as 1 sat
at my little typewriter table that his
coat brushed my elbow.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-04

Something quickened my breath
an odd nervousness, as l waited for
him to finish-but he turned abruptly
away with disappointing: "I'm ire
mendously grateful"
Grateful nothing!" tried to laugh
gaylY. Why, it's been no end of
fun"
What has?" he asked quickly
'Why-doing this ! smiled, wav-
ing comprehensive hand over the
typewriter, the sheets of print.
Wasn't It just plain hard work."
His voice held the tone that always
puzzles me-half tlarply question
ing; half caressingly eager. / give you
my word, Joan, did not know at
that moment whether or not was
losing my head and becoming senti-
mental fool. took refuge In banter.
'Oh, not plain!" babbled. sit was
a most ornamental contrast to Yours
OF yesterdays date received and
beg to state that the nineteen gross
OF ratche wheels etc, etc. Think
what fun it is for humdrum stem
ographer IKE me to be seeing an
author in action"
Woman, don't you dast make fun
Of mel" He thought 1t best to take
the cue from my Testing. Then, again
dropping his voice to the tone that
unhinges my calm:
But the Whistles blown. The days
work is done. I'm not novelist now
nor you secretary Let's go walk
ing"
We did go walking, Joan. But I
won't spoil this letter by telling you
what horrid ending that walk had.
DOLLY-DUMPS
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-04
SOME ICE COLD
Drinks OF COFFEE

The use of coffee to give body and
flavor to iced summer beverages af-
fords opportunity for an endless va
riety Of interesting experiments
One woman writes that she has OBJ
tanned surprisingly good results by
mixing clear iced coffee with ginger
ale, making the mixtures about halt
and half. The majority of tastes,
however probably would prefer q
larger proportion Of ginger ale. Here
are few recipes which suggest what
may be accomplished along these
lines. The recipes are by Marion
Harris Neil.
Iced Coffee Cup
cups strong coffee
tablespoons sugar
3 tablespoons fruit juice
Whipped cream
Sweeten the coffee with the sugar
and allow it to become very cold.
Then freeze and when htlf frozen
add the fruit Juice and finish freez-
ing. Serve in glasses with whipped
and sweetened cream favored with q
few drops OF vanilla extract on the
fingers.
Iced Coffee.
Black coffee
Vanilla extract
Sugar
Cream
Strain the coffee, add vanilla ex-
tract and sugar to taste. Dilute with
cream, chill and serve in tall glasses
with three tablespoons chopped ice in
each glass. desired, spoonful
OF coffee ice cream may be added to
each glass ofsiced. coffee.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-04
SOUTH SIDE PHARMAcY

Home of bikes Household Remedies
For rs years the public has used more
patent medicines because they have
been educated, and have placed more
confidence in the medicines recon-
mended by reliable druggist. We
have added to our line of drugs all OF
bikes Household Remedies. Dike's
Remedies are good. They are man.
ufactured by one of the most reliable
pharmaceutical houses In America
When you use Dike's Remedies, you
will recommend them. Call or phone
your wants. "our delivery service will
have You talking to your friends abou;
us."-Adv.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-04
poN,r WANT. roo 4 onn

To have your furniture upholstered
and repaired as it will cost you moro
in the future as goods are adyancinh
on tapestries and limitations OF black
and Spanish feathers LIDO first class
work. Also picture framing.
large line of mouldings to select from.
Oval frames of all sizes and standinr
frames. Bring IN your soldiers pio-
lures and discharges: have them
framed to preserve them. Done on
short notice. S, B. Kopp. LIS Meredith
St., next to Postoffice. Phone 12ee-R
ADV.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-04
Stop itching Skin

There is one safe, dependable treat
ment that relieves itching torture and
skin irritation almost instantly and
that cleanses and soothes the skin.
Ask anydruggist for 35cor 81 bottle
of Zemo and apply i asdirected. Soon
you will find that limitations, pimpIso,
blackheads, eczema, blotches, ringworm
and similar skin troubles will disappear.
A little Zemo, the penetrating. salts
flying liquid, is all that is needed. for lt
banishes most skin eruptions. makec
tn. skin soft, smooth and healthy.
The E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland. O
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-04

In Certeis, firmly believe, some truly
admirable traits of character amid all
the puzzling deceits of his manifold
personality.
alone, perhaps, of all humans.
might at one time have brought into
being permanently the nobler side OF
his nature. And instead, shall never
be sure that was not the cause of his
destruction!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-04
Coffee Nectar.
OOIIeG NoSLals
s cups strong coffee
9 cups sugar
Lemon syrup
Whipped cream

Whipped cream
Boil the coffee and the sugar to-
gether for fifteen minutes. Allow
to chill thoroughly, pour into tall
glasses, add to each glass one table,
spoon OF whipped cream and for ia
blespoons crushed ice
To/make the lemon syrup, mix two
cupfuls OF water and two and one
hal pounds of lump sugar, Add the
grated rinds of the lemons used, then
place in a saucepan and simmer very
slowly until thick, Strain and bottle
for use.
Coffee Fruit Punch.
8 cups strong coffee
11s cups sugar
cup water
8 lemons
2 oranges
can grated pineapple
bottle Apollinaris water
a cup preserved cherries, cut in
quarters.
Boil the sugar and the water for
five minutes, add the coffee, strained
Juice Of the lemons and oranges,
then add the pineapple and allow to
stand for one and one-half hours.
Strain and add the Apollinaris water,
one gallon of ice water and the cher
ries. Pour INTO punch bowl over a
large piece of ice. Serve in punch
glasses with waters or cake.
Coffee With Barley
4 tablespoons pearl barley
cups strong coffee
lemon
Sugar
Wash the barley, put It into a
saucepan with cold water to cover
it. Bring quickly to the boil, strain
and rinse the barley in more water
put the barley back into the sauce
pan with the coffee and the thinly
peeled rind of the lemon. Allow to
simmer gently for two and one half
hours. Then strain, add little sugar
If desired, and the strained Juice OF
the lemon. Serve in tall glasses with
three tablespoons OF crushed ice in
each glass.
= This is a very light and nourish-
ing drink and is usually fayorite
with Ninvalids.
Another method: Wash and blanch
two tablespoons Of pearl barley as
in above recipe. Then put It into a
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-04
GREAT SHOES .EoR woRr

Work in the FIELD, IN mine or N
a factory requires strong. sturdy
Shoes. Many men have found our
Elk Skin Shoes in either light OF
heavy welt styles better suited to
their needs than any other shoes-
they stand the hardest use and are
priced at $500 to $500 the pair.
Smiths Shoe Store. 1921 Main St.
Adv. -
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-11
40 HOURS DEVOTION
OPENS AT ST. FRANCIS

The forty hour, devotion in honor
of the Most Holy Sacrament OF the
Altar vii open at St Francis chuHch
tomorrow during a Solemn High Mass
al 10 o'clock Solemn Procession ana
the Chanting of the Litanies Will take
place immediately after the mass.
Father Miller will be assisted during
the three days devotion by neighhor-
ing priests and by the Fathers OF -.
Bete College. Confessions Will De
heard from 80 o'clock until . 3N III
the evening on Saturday, sunday anu
Montay. Holy Communion will be dis
tributed at the O'Clock Mass on
SUNDAY ana at all the masses on Mon
day aad Tuesday On Sunday even
ing at 720 public recitation OF the Ro"
sary. sermon byp the ltv. T.. $. Dunn.
Cu>Hte at St Columbia church ana
Bcaedietion with the blessed Saera-
mont. Oa Monday Masses VIII be
sung at $50 aud ) o'clock. MONDAY
evening at 1:&O Recitation Of me ho'
.arv. sermon by the Rec +. James,
professor OF Eugli h at St B"de COZ
Iege. and Bcnediction. on" Tuesday
Masses will be held on Monday
Tuesday evening at 1850 solemn NioS'
ing of the Iridium a. follow 81. SIT
mon bv the Rev. jerome Walsh. tor
mer chaplain in the t. :. army
Chanting of the ita0j'.. Proc"saloA
RpnedctiOn. Holy G0d.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-11
FRIENDS OF IRISH
FREEDOM TO NEE I

meeting Of The Michael DaYtt
barnch Of the Friends OF Irish Free.
dom will be held in 81 COLUMBIA I'aII
tomorrow afternoon at 2.@n ocIocN
Everyone in the city is urged to at.
tend this meeting, as the object of the
organization will be explained In iull
ana they will have an opportunity TO
acquaint themselves with the move
ment in general some interesting
talks will be made by local speakers.
The movement is one mat should nave
the Endorsement OF all persons inter
estad in he freedom o. Iceland, ana
It Is hoped that st columbia Han VIII
be- filled to its upmost capacity for the
meeting.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-11
CIRCUIT COURT TO
OPEN FOR OCTOBER
TERM NEXT MONDAY
JUDGE ELDREDGE WILL PRESIDE
OVER OPENING, WHILE JUDGE
STOUGh PROBABLY WILL BE
tERE TO TRY CASES.

Circuit Court, after an eight weeks
siege OF idleness, will be put in full
swing next Monday afternoon. when
Judge Eldredge will formally open tn"
October term. After the court gets II
motion and the legal process begins
to grind out its usual large quota Of
business Judge $. {, Slough probably
will come here to preside, while Judge
Edredge is detained at Springfield or
Circuit Court business.
The program for Monday calls for
hearing motions dispOsing OF matters
left over from the June term and set
ting cases for trial This means Il
careful perusal OF one Of the largest
calendars presented the tribunal in
recent years the war having made the
cour.s practically impossible While
hCstilities were ON and the cOuntry's
man power bent only on victory.
\ jury viii report Monday, Oct. %,
and a new yenire is scheduled TO be
on duty at stated intervals for service
during the remainder Of the term,
Grand Jury to Meet
States Attorney George 5 Wiley
has tWenty-nine cases for presentation
to the grand jury when that inqulsi-
torial body is sworn III at l;3o O'Clock
Monday TO start its weeks grinds
Most Of the cases hail from Stleator,
that city alone providing ten OF the
informatiOns in pendency, while La
Sale is second with nine, and Ottawa
third with only three prospective in
dictment cases.
II is not expected that the jCrOrs
will complete their deliberations be-
fore Sa urday morning.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-11
FARMERS ATTEND
| DAY INSTITUTE
MEETING HELD YESTERDAY IN
OTTAWA ATTRACS INTERESTED
AUDIENCE LAND BANK SYS.
TEN EXPLAINED,

More than a huIdr"d' people at
tended the one tiav session Farmers
ro.,i,,,o ,,.,ich WA. .hora y.s,ara,v
--..
"i'e'''ooh III '''e 'o"''' 'ou't 'oo''''
The institute was opened at 2;3j
o'clock and was a lively. enthusiastic
one making mn in nan what i, lacked
,o,a+n
~ ''"e'"'
r. HOPKINS, wee president OF tle
reo'rai Lahu Balm ol -, LOUIS, ue-
ilNere' d ldIk OH lhe FaFha l-oa l
system. ne eApidiH'I III" orRahi"a'
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-11
CREW OF STEAMER
LOADED WITH ARMS
FOR ALLIES. MUTINlES

Fume Oct. H. The steamer Persi1,
bound from Genoa for the far east,
with cargo OF 30, ,to0 rifles, 1000. geo
cartridges and twenty batteries OF
mountain guns for the troops operat-
ing against the bOlsheyiks, has arrive |
at Fiume The crew mutined in the
Mediterranean and frcode the captain
TO take the steamer into iiume