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MCll0NGAEI
Paatnr Fee.

The Rev. Mr.. Guthrie who
has charge ofthe Fleming Memorial
church at Edgemont, was here yester-
day looking up the members Of the
Presbyterian church. The church
here has been without a pastor for the
past two years. on account of Me
small membership. Rev. Mr.. Guthrie
cordially invites all the members to
attend services, at Edgemont. Their
membership can also be taken there
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mango REMEDY ESPECIALLY FOR TIRE
HUMAN HAIR and SCALP TAKES PLACE
OF NASTY DISAGREEABLE OLD CURES
Druggists Declare People Ought to Quit UsngD Rem.
edies on Their Heads bookstores
Get Shipment. of New Remedy.

With nasty taken ana
the fashioned Mango left nhe
accomplished something ask58g
Dandruf Itch tenderness etc. due to- scalp diseases
and permanently relieved according
sastic rnasseurs specialists n beauty shops
Store Gets Some &
Raymouds Perfected Mango Remedy Especially for hunan hasand
Co; Martins Drug Famon William
ngon Pharmacy, Warrington VI Va
prepay bottle anywhere receipt OFT
Raymond Mango Remedy Co.. Wheeling, W. Va.
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Home from Ohio.

Ohio some time ago on account of ILL
ness at the home of her sons, has re-
turned to her home here.
Big Week.
Monongah has more places of inter-
est this week than usual. The carni-
val is still going on at the Park, while
Rev. Payne is conducting a meeting
in a tent near the postoffice, and the
Hawaiian Singers are entertaining at
the Opera house.
Notes and Personals.
Lyle McBee, of Fairvew, was a
business caller in Monongah yester-
day.
a social caller here yesterday.
John Windsor has returned from
Wheeling, where he had been for the
uast few days looking after business
interests.
The Order of Pocahontas is making
a big drive for new members, which
is progressing nicely.
Mr.. Grandstaff, who has just had
his car repaired since hi, second acci-
dent, is ready for taxi service again.
Davy Levi will have a big broom
sale next week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-05

Gun Toter Arrested-charged with
carrying a SO calibre revolver, col
ored man by the name of Samuel
Goodwin was arrested at 1880 o'clock
this morning by Policemen Fleming
and Borgess.. He spent the night in
the city jail and this morning was
turned over to county authorities
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-05

Cecil Mcdonald Home-A message
received here today by Mrs. Elizabeth
Mcdonald announced the safe arrival
in New York of her son, Cecil Nc.
Donald, who had been in overseas SER
vice for some time.
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Marriage License The following
marriage license was issued at the
office Of the clerk Of the County court
this morning: Heinrich Witzmann,
aged 80. of Fairmont, and Lucille
Hall, aged "a. of Kingmont.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-05

Pay Day at City HALT is pay
day at the City hall and all employees
of the city are receiving their checks.
Many of the employees are receiving
their last pay from the city, going out
with the old city administration.
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sAnswers to Yesterdays XVII.

Answers to Yesterdays XVIII.
The Mammoth Cave'is near the
Green river, in Kentucky, the largest
cave in the world.
eIacaronic" verse is poetry made
BIZ mixing different languages.
The completed expression is "as
blind as bat"
Homer, in the odyssey, describes
the Lotus Eaters who, by eating the
lotus, forgot their homes.
S. Libby prison was a Confederate
Jail for prisoners of war at Richmond,
The Louvre is a famous art palace
IA Paris.
Pigdin English" is a quaint mix
lure Of English, Chinese and Portu-
eese and met with in foreign seaports
al a great extent.
Arthur Capper' is United States
Senator from Kansas who worked his
way up from meagre beginnings. He
rs Journalist and publisher.
81 "a, t.lforganatic" marriage is one
between q member of royalty and the
other of humble origin.
10. Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst' is a
Wild known suffragist of England.
She was the leader Of Votes for Wom-
hi violence but at the beginning of
the war turned her activities to pa
sriotic war work.
New Questions.
Il What were the "halcyon days%
~ Whoawas Bishop Potter?
What Is a mezzo soprano?
Who is Antonio Scott?
s What is a midshipman?
6 For what service was the ship
Great Eastern" well known
II What is an iconoclast?
What group is called "the Holy
Fanily?"
8 Who was Lady Godiva?
1O What foreign city is called 1.-THE
Eternal City,"
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Visiting Brothers-Misses Electric
and Lake Walker, of Nicholas, w
Va. are the guests of their brothers
e. ] and Everett Walker, of this
city. E. ]. Walker met his sisters
in Clarkdburg yesterday and accom-
panied them to Fairmont.
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All United States Treasury Certifi-
Gates of Indebtedness d series V-h
dated May i, 3l19, and maturing Octo-
Der Z, 1918, ere hereby called for re-
demption on September Is, 1919, at par
and accrued interest pursuant to the
provision for such redemption contain
ed in the certificates. On September
is, 1919, interest on all certificates Of
said series will cease to accrue.
CARTER GLASS,
Secretary of the Treasury.
September 4, 1918.
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Pvthian Meet.

The Pythian Sisters will meet this
evening at the east end of Brookdale
bridge at o'clock to take haNrlde.
A large automobile truck with plenty
Of hay will be- waiting.
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Buildinp wall,

Sanford Hall is having a cement
retaining wall built on his front yard,
which was impaired by the making of
the cement street.
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All Institute.

Miss Catherine Gerkin and Mrs
Roy Adds are attending the teachers
institute at the Miller school building
in Fairmont this week.
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Moving.

William Souls, who has been occu-
plying the Mrs. Maggie Lancaster
house on Creek street, is moving to
property near Morgantown.
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Home from Visit Miss Flora Lloyd
has returned from a visit of couple
Of weeks at Albright and Morgantown
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Surgical opeFation -Mfs. Rod Ten
nant, Of Monongalia county, under
went an operation today at Fairmont
hospital and is doing very nicely al
this time.
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DALE PRODUCTION
tcontihaed from page one..l

due to lakeward coal shipments and
general western business, which Isl
picking up some. All of the SIX cars
Of coke loaded on the B & o. yes
terday was west.
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studg. We use pure drugs, compound
them with accuracy and charge YOU
Rt hon es price for our services
Bring your neSt one 70 the Mountains
City Drug CO.., opposite Court House
Phone 1916. Adv.
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tIt out the picture on all fouJ sides.
Then carefully fold dot.ad line l .ts
entire length. then dotted line 2 and
% on, Fold each section underneath
aecuratety. When completed turn osser
and yor,u find a surprising result
Save the pictures,
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va WlEL

Eood prices or e. 8 hts Fe wtiit
ali YOU en- no 7rIse 81 phone Us.
MARTINS DRUG sToRE:
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VIZ sburg who had been visiting
iief lister Ms. Wander his returned
d her nome
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TT is our BUSINESS

To dispense ieaitn-giYlng prescrip-
lions in the proper way. Not a busl-
ness we have learned In a day, but
after years Of hard wark and careful
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T.ODAYlS XVIII

il this space each day, The West
Mrg.niAn will print this novel edu-
q tional feature and ten questions
propounded are scientifically selected
70 test the extent Of your fund of gen.
erall knowledge. The idea is to write
out your answers to the questions to-.
'day and compare your answers with
tide correct ones in the space tomor-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-05

S t COMPLEMENTARY. R. ]. Yoal1,
,asior 81 the Southern Methodist Epis-
ora church is at Pt. Pleasant in the
outhefn part OF the state this week
There he Is attending the 66th annual
onfefence OF the Southern Methodist
Ipiscopal church which is in session
hete this week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-05

co1eludes RevlvaI-The Rev. CID.
Mitchell returned home yesterday
rom Alledonia, Ohio, where he had
iuccessfulIy conducted revival dur
ng the past several weeks. The inter-
,s manifested throughout the meet
ngs was Keen and the services Of Rev.
9itchelI were asked for next August
It which time a similar campaign will
le condncted.
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THE WEATHER

talrmOnC ana VIZ
cinity-Fair tonight
and Sa tur d ay.
Warmer Saturday.
Local Readings.
F. P. Hall, OBJ.
Temperature at
8 a. m. today, So,
Yesterdays wealth
er, cloudy; temper
AZURE, maximum
76; minimum, 81;
precipitation, none.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-05

Notice to Holders Of United
States Treasury Certifi-
Gates of Indebtedness Of
Series VIZ Dated May 1,
1919 and Maturing October
II, 1919.
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Battle Photos-Lieut. Lawrence
cunningham who had been in Colum-
BUS. Ohio. attending a reunion Of his
sd division has returned home
lent Cunningham brought with him
number Of photographs taken OF
IS ohtfit In action in France
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eae OF Parents MRS. H. L. Win
y 81 dorgantown, is The guest Of her
afeuts Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Warder,
Locust avenue. Mrs. Cora Noble,
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EVENTS TONIGHT.

siysr 14.s feet falling.
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Skinner Building-MOdern Wood
3. o. R Hall Mountain City En-
anpment l. o. o. F.
Red Mems Hall-Degree of Poca-
Fleming Building Home
Circle.
Moose Home Culinary Union.
Eleming Building Owls.
Barfackyille Musical evening at
Monumental church.
BayIs Ridge Davis Ridge Farm
Moose HometTrustees and house
committee Of Fairmont Lodge of
Meese
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SllnhtlY lmnroYed,

Slightly IHIPTVNSu'
Mrs. Mary Wilson, who has been
seriously III at her home at East Main
street, is slightly improved.
Filling Vacancies.
J. Earl Belch is acting chief of po-
lice, and Thomas Ash, night man,
pending appointment of a new chief
to succeed j. G. Hickman, resigned,
which will be made by council at
meeting to be held next Monday even
fn1
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RevlvaI Service,

The "A. NJ. E. Mission will hold a re-
vival beginning on the first Sunday
in September, and continuing one
week. Rev. B. N. Masonic will preach
Sunday and Monday evening, Rev. Nc
Gee Tuesday evening, and Rev. Shat
Her Thursday and Friday evenings.
E. T. Mcneil, pastor.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-05

Chief Pharmacists Mate Luther Cot
trill, Of the u s. Navy, was called
home from Philadelphia by the seri-
Gus illness of his father, G. L. Cottrtll,
OF Fairyiew street
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now. Keep still, all Of You. Is he
breathing Mr.. Barnes? That awful
cough just now seemed to- Her
eyes were fixed "a the still. face.
"Nhy-why. how tightly he holds lay
hand. [ can't get it away-he must
be alive, Mr.. Barnes. Where that
silly doctor?"
Barnes unclasped the rigid fingers
OF the man called Andrew PAM amt
shaking his head sadly. dre@ he-
away from the inprovised bier He
and the shivering Mr.. Dillingfarl rtn'
Quoted her to the dining room. where
a single Kerosene lamp Gave oj-
feeble, rather ghastly light.
Would you like little brands:
inquired Barnes, As She saU down limr
ly in the chair ne pulled out for h.F
l have q flask upStuirs in my
Z never touch it." She said "Im ~
right Ny legs wabhe little 5a.-
Sit down Sir. Barnes. I've GOT
thlng to say to You anG II better
it now, because it may come III pretty
handy for YOU later on. Don't Y.
eAiofcC WHICH come IN mere. l4t--.
This afternoon I walked III ~ rIt
woods back Of the tavern to g0 o}ai
some lines in q new piece W, are e. to
later on-God knows when | eur.
see the house from where | was sl1'
ting. Rooms windows were plainly
visible. I saw Room standing al
window looking toward tie crossroads
With pair Of field glasses. Every
once in awhile he would turn to Paul.
VINO stood beside him with a nOtpbooh
ana say something to hirn. Paul wrote
at down. Then he would look again
turning the glasses this way and tnl
suddenly my eyes almost popped eul
or my head. Paul had gone away
from the window. He came back th'
ne had couple Of reviewers IN IT.
hands. They stood there for a lr"
minutes carefully examinin- h+
weapons and relo"ding them Wi"
lreSn cartridges. Just as | WAS af"4'
60 start down TO IL houSe-it wa
llNle after six o'clock, and ger
aWfully dark md o,-arca St-RnrI
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SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER Thomas K. Barnes.
wealthy New Yorker, on a watkins. trlp
through New England. is caught IN d
storm miles from his destlnat1on AZ
crossroads point he meets. girl in the
same plight. While they discuss the 81 ST.,
uation an automobile, sent to meet the
girl arrives and Barnes is given lift to
Hart's tavern. while the girl IS taken AIKEN
on to her destination. which she tens
Barnes is a place called Green Fancy.
CHAPTER II-At the tavern Barnes
falls III with a stranded troupe OF barn
Rushcroft, and becomes interested in
them.
CHAPTER ITT-As the storm grows,
Barnes finds himself worrying over the
safety o. the girl. travelling over the
mountain roa Is at what he considers dam
gerous speed He learns that Green
Fancy is something OF a house OF mys-
terry Two mounted men leave the tavern
in Z manner which arOUseSl Barnes Curl
osity-
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CHAPTER u,
The Farm-Boy Tells : Chan.
and an irist,tio.n ~

~ls!
and an irisFnoaa Er.s~. w
Barnes stared. WA 4,
nean? he demanded ~.-agar wy
ineah 'us' VIM said Whst
you hn'" """o. .''lS ''lN-ah>S:'
~" S'io''u N-1'" 1A> ing a5m
II:
"eii' we '''h --ir'" W.a You j,
hor "ha' you i2il'~ ~ L-ye W..
VIC 49, -, KY H. -S ta.,
-. .oa :, ra;., - -.
mon. Ia or.sno5 1s
10 .a,r;++aa - b;,,..,t.. .-'4
oo,,so for bss su.-..
curved tn vn,, 4b., .,..... IL rs
two ~, T., sacra+ sar,.:c. 4Ti-a
tho .,saa Wa,I r,, 'fa
~, ,-,a,, ~. 49,. "
49,. Ar. Y,,'- ,h G
mo2, a'o-
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Its most mysterious sa;
gianclng e., round th1 -ecle - 's'ns
faces. "There must have sa ae.
one lying in wait ror tE. eA Sga
with a very definite p,.rnns. "lea %
"Strikes me-" said ions. = Ia&t
two men were UP to some kiai -" =. y \
work themselves. else wh- = Oh
say they were scin' II Saan;.t~ y.
They were queer act.n' ,a SAL
to say that :" h.
His eyes met Barnes a23 -s
a queer light in then.
"You don't happen to know .r..,
about this, DO you, Nj. Earo.,@ ~ u
mandad, suddenly. "
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THE STORY
(COntlIlueQ

the rs,rrov staircase. The bolts On
the 'front.' door shot back With resound-
ing force. and there came the hoarsc
jumbo OF excited voices as men crowd
Ell through the entrance. Putnam
Jones' voice rose above the Glamour
"Kaen quiet. Do you want to wake
everybody on the placer he was say
Ing angrily "What's up? This is q
fine time o night TO be Good Lord !.
WHAT'S the matter with l;n:"
"Telephone Tor a doctor. pui-damn
quick. This ones still alive The
other one is dead as il door nail 10 al
Jim Conley's house. Git ole Doc
James down from Saint Liz. Bring
him in here, boys Where's your light:
Easy now. Eas-ee,"
Barnes waited to hear no more. His
blood seemed to be running ice cola
as he retreated into the room and be
gan scrambling for his clothes. The
thing he feared had come to pass. Dis
aster had overtaken her in that wild
SenseleSS dash up the mountain road
He was curSing half aloud as lie
that machine and who now vas per
haps dying down there in the taproonl
tine other one is dead as a door ncil."
Kept running through his head-.'tre
other one"
\ dozen men We're in the tarr0om
gathered aroun. two tables that haC
been drawn together. The men abOU.
t5ts- ,1bie, OF which was stretched thu
figure 81 th- wounded man were. II.
do';htedly natives: Farmers, woods
Ines Of employees OF rlt. tavern. Al
word from Putnam Jones they onenr
q! 2nd allowed Barnes to 90 4nce
the side of the man.
See il you en- underst..- ~. Il
I"4nes, said the landlord PerSsGr
tian was dripping from lis, long. r.-
l}"nal face. "And you. Bacon-yuu 4.
1:il.i;.gCort. hustle upstairs ;,nG Hi
MATTRESS offn one OF the beds star:
af The door there. Pike, ana :tol..s
;::lF Woman il mere. Go AWAY. lTi-
lAAckcraE: This is 20 place lur >ot
Hiss Thaci,crny pushed he" vn
past tie l.an WHO tried to, st3n i,
a2& Joined Barnes
II Il tha place Tor 5aa." she So;
Sharply, "Ii;.vrn't yen ner LIT ara.
enough Il BAT snlnct,lins u..... "a:
head: "here is i.e huri: <,at n.
cushion, you. SIZE, it nader here .r.s..
't't Ms head tn, vow poor tll;..-
NJ Il be .4:s gft1icL ~ rosS:s,}e T,n.r,.v
X n;'l eyes "ere closed. hut a.
'i-' 9'''il'e1 OF a Wonans vu..a !
~ t&.I-s' lie h2;.d Nith WI..o.. !.
.st1 al ais breast sid ~. t,lt
'->--','' ~ be GFoliAg Ter hers. Ii
r. ,itiii- was terrible Ihrr2 Na>
"io'.; ~ ii-S ceil.ef@ Of HI 1f.out,. ;I5
49, I '3''@ea IG1(il Wien his lips l:uIle-
- 80 e--'it t" speak.
i S3u:,-@ t..,lt surprised even
,-'-'.'t54' a--e sili took his hand il .tl'-
- Net ana warm SHE di, 10;
'-,ife iooA at it.
,,a.'! '@i ~ h'''dailie' struggled from tile
80 f,., : 'li.5' ana ne smiled
''['IileS leaned over and spoke t. Linz
- >-1ch' Lac Dark, pain-strioi1on
~ tAitt 90 'ilittSt lNlfCr-
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Cooyrish, By Dodd, Mead and Company. lne.
Evening journal., 1919-10-23
HELP WANTED.

WANTED AGENT. LADY or GENTLE
W men, part or whole Time in good.
paying. quick selling real estate PROPOSE
ton Call so Market ST. Cnl between
T. and I o'clock or . aud o'clock r. NJ
Ross 4. Parker Phone 7alG. 0ct23-Gt
Evening journal., 1919-10-23
YOUNG MEN HELPED
BY SCHOLARSHIPS
n 10 me Evening Iournal

special TO Inc Evening Journal.
NEWARK, oct. PA scholarship at
Delaware College amounting to slOO an
nually was founded in 1911 by the Har-
ward, Yale and Princeton CLUBS OF
Delaware. 1t will be awarded TO de-
serving delaware boy. The appoint
ment is made for one year only. but
the incumbent for any year may be re-
appointed
Mrs Robert Bayne Wheeler has given
30 the college $500, the income OF
which. amounting TO about si2j, goes
annually to a deserving Delaware boy
to whom this amount will he OF serv-
ice in helping him to obtain an educa-
tion.
TO encourage young men 10 spe-
cialize in chemistry, the 4. I. dupont
de NemBurs and Company offers two
scholarships OF $500 each to senior stu
dents in chemistry.
In 1919 the PrinceOln Club OF Della
ware founded a scholarship amounting
to Sl00 annually. II will be awarded
TO a deserving Delaware boy. The ap-
pointment is made for one year only.
but the incumbent for any year may
be reappointed
In 1919 scholarship 30 be known as
the Presidents Scholarship. was found
ed by Clarence IIodson. a banker and
president Of The Delaware Society Of
New York city, amounting to $3.50. 5000
TO be paid to the successful candidate
this year and $50 next year.
Evening journal., 1919-10-23
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
nCTOVER ~

Z.
People born on this date seldom ask
advice. and 20 is better to leave them
following out their own advice. They
trust 10 their iniuitions. which are very
keen and seldom lead them on a wrong
track
They are naturally energetic. am
bilious. generous and inspired. They
are bold and daring in all enterprises
and stand losses and IN luck better
than any other person The men are
self reliant. and seek thoir own way
and choose their own companions.
Among the famous writers OF thi:
date is Molly Ellicott Seawell, who wa,
born October %. 1860 4 well known
public man having this birthdate i
former Vice resident A. +. stevenson
The governing planet is Venus, ano
the sign in Libra. The birthstone is q
diamond or opal
Hotels or restaurants will advertise
through the Want Ads FOR help with
good results during Tie coming week
sales and exchange of automobiles
through The Want Ads Will receive wide
attention,
Evening journal., 1919-10-23
$50 STUDENTS IN
HISTORY DEPT.

Continued From Page One.)
also Handicapped in competition with
similar departments in other colleges
by defective preparation Of incoming
students and by the lack OF fund 10
provide for lectures on history and
current questions.
Evening journal., 1919-10-23
WANTED

Active, experienced electrical
linemen, familiar with high-power
Industrial plant work; permanent
employment and transportation to
lob. Give experience and age in
letter. Address MA, Evening
Journal Office.
Ocl2i-3t
Evening journal., 1919-10-23
BOYS

To learn riyet heating 10 shipyard. Rate
while learning, sec per hour, advancing "a
SOC per hour. with opportunity 10 make
more by working piecework. Must be past
fe years Old. and when applying. must
bring certificate from child Labor Inspec-
tor. Room 4oio DUPONT Bldg Apply Pusey a
Joucs Co.. foot Of Poplar St. oct25-St
Evening journal., 1919-10-23

OFFICE OF THE QUARTERMASTER
" General. Clothing and Equipage Divis-
ion. Munitions Building, Washington. y. g.
sealed proposals. in duplicate. will be re-
ceiyed here until p. NJ. October 2S 1919
for furnishing all or any part Of 100000
pillows. Bids must he accompanied by n
Sal blanks and information sent on request.
octf3- IL l.i- -23-2I
Evening journal., 1919-10-23
UPHOLSTERING.
Sanitary WORKER.


wv T. WINCHESTER Ills II. STREET.
w. Odorless cNcavating. When you
want your cesspOols cleaned, phone 46J2-N
febt-1yr.
NJ *. Keller is STILL AT FOURTH
vi. aud West SITS Now is the time TO
have YOUR wells cielued. Phone DIS.
juneY Tyr
Evening journal., 1919-10-23

EoR SALE.
Buick Touring, 1917; like new: good
tires, one extra.
Overland Touring model 50, 7-passen-
gera excellent condition; cord tires; real
bargain.
Overland Touring. SD driven but little.
Overland Truck. model 90: has been
overhaued, bargain for quick sale.
Maxwell Touring; repainted; frst-class
condition.
Scripps Booth. 5-passcuger; like new.
Chevrolet Touring 1915, very good con-
dition.
THOMAS HUGHES.
Open Evenings.
Phone 30T9 300 French Street
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Evening journal., 1919-10-23
LEGAL NOTICE.
LEGtL NOTICE.
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MUSICAL
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St u. & A. 17Ss-W. oct2i eod-lm.
Evening journal., 1919-10-23
REAL ESTATE-FOR RENT.
APARTMTNTS FOR RENT.

EOR RENT - APARTMENT. FOUR
a rooms. bath hot water heat, gas and
electric. Apply Grocery Store. Fourth and
Monroe SITS Possession at once. oct23-3t.