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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-02

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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-02
FRECKLEEACE
Sun and Wind Brig Out Ugly Spots.
/ Howto Remove Easily.

tiere's a change, Miss Freckle.facs.
totry remeds flor feckles with Ne
gauEantee of a fefabie concern tbat it
wil1pot cost YOU aspennS unlesS'it re.
moves the freckless while i/it does
give YOU clear compls xI6h the en-
pense Is trifling. AH
Simply get an ounef of othine-
double strength = from any druggist
and q fewEapplicatj6ns should show
you how cay tbs Ito. rid yourself OF
the homelys freckles and get q beauti.
full complexion. Rarely is moae than
one ounce needed for the worst ease.
Be sure to Ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine as this
strength is sold under guarantee az
money back il it fails to remove
freckles.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-02
POP.

On the great open space between
the Eiffel Tower and the Ecole Mill.
taire 80 large wood and canvas huts
are. being put up for the accommoda-
ton Of American soldiers on leave in
Paris. There is room for 1900 night,
with a theatre, reading rooms, and
baths. This wholesale accommodation
of the men is expected to do something
toward relieving the shortage of rooms
and being housed below the Eiffel
Tower has one advantage that tho men
will all be able to find their way home.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-02
Old Eavorlte Novel on Screen

Standing room ought to greet the
appearance OF that lovely story OF
Louisa NJ. Alcott's. Little Women" at
the Nelson today. The photoplay comes
from the Aircraft studios which
ought to insure painstaking treatment
in its production. A special cast in
cludes only artists naturally gifted for
the particular part for which they are
assigned. The following is enough to
bring the story back 10 mind:
Mr.. March, New England Chaplain
has gone to the front in Virginia, leav.
ing his wife and four daughters. Meg,
Jo., Beth and Amy with their mother
in Concord, Mass. The girls are known
as the Little Women" and they are
happy in their mutual love and in their
reverence for their mother, whom they
call "Marmee." Mrs. March gets news
that her husband is dangerously i'll in
a hospital in Washington and she
sends an appeal to Aunt March an ir-
aso!bIe old woman OF wealth. for mon,
cy 10 defray the expenses of her trip
TO Washington. Believing the appeal
Will be in vain, 10, who is writer Of
promise, sells her luxuran. hair to a
wtg-maker for S25 and Gers her mon
ey to her mother in triumph. II then
develops that Aunt March Ii i mean
while relented and gwen j.: l.2rch
ample money. so that JOS sublime sac
riftce was useless. MI. March is
brought home to his family ana one by
one tho girls are married, but Bsth, ali
invalid, cliLging weakly to life, finally
succua'ts, Tut not until she has en-
braced Meg's twins. The entire story
deals With the pure home life, the joys
aud sorrows of the March family and
Their tender devotion to each other.
10 becomes famous as an author and
is finally won as bride by Prof. Baer
1t is classic Of American literature
and in screen form none of its beau,
ties are lost.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-02
Birth of a Nation Here.

What is heralded asthe last appear
ance of the big Griffith production,
THE Birth of Nation" is scheduled
for a showing at the Grand Opera
House today and tomorrow. The pic
ture is too well known to need much
exploitation further than to say that
1t story taken from the period fol-
lowing the Civil War and is adapted
from Thomas Dixon's book THE Clans.
man"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-02
Hip

n UsT how far prop" man with
conscientious scruples will go to
y complete his prop" list developed
at the Hipp Wednesday when the list
called for a Bible. Frank Shear who
very capably takes care OF that part IF
the productions at the Ht2p, does not
lay ahy particular claims to being
over sailctimonlous, but he has a pecu-
liar notion that a real Bible has no
place on the stage. So when he lock.
ed over his prop list and saw thu
Bible was included, he began figuring
where he could get substitute. OF
course he got 1t and so far as the au.
dience is concerned he did good job
Of 1t. He secured from one Of the I'M
dertakers Of the city fine catalog OF
caskets bound in genuine morocco
leather, trimmed with gold edges ani
which so much resembles the usuaf
teachers Bible that even pretty Miss
Huyler did not notice the difference
until her attention was called to it.
She declares it is the first time in
ali her life she ever toted an under.
takers catalogue as a prop"
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Bob Pagan Very Clever Comedian

Very good attendance at both the
matinee and the evening performances
at the Hipp yesterday prove the pep
larity of minnie Huyler's Virginia
Bellies. Bob Pagan continues to be a
favorite with his comedy character,
and not show goes over that some
thing on the program is not injected
by this versatile fellow who is all the
time thinking of something to play on
the good humor of his audience. Dave
Morris got a good hand on his Rainbow
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-02

Sara Deyeny. have returned from q.
visit OF several weeks al MI. Clemens,
Mich.
Mrs. Frank Crawford. who has been,
at Grafton several weeks. returned to
her home in Wheeling street yester--
day. Mrs. Crawford was called to
Grafton caaccount OF her sister and
family having an attack of the flu:
While taking care OF them Mrs. Craw-
ford contracted the disease. and for
several days her condition was alarm.
ing.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-02
PASS ON THE GOOD
news SAYS THIS
GRATEFUL WOMAN
VOLUNTEERS to Tell How
NNerv-Worth Gave Her
NASTY Better Health.

This is very remarkable. state
ment. It came to- Ffamilton's tNerv.
Worth Nruggista few$dAys ago with
permission to- publish No suffering
reader, nd friend ofA sufieceN can al,
1919 "a e f5 %sS J &s> @Eseophendea
erv-wortht Ito he ana L<bousht -
bottle and vas sJeatly .benefitted BY
it. My liubS Ind feet were..s&elleii
so badly / eod q hi rdly get,around ii
the house to m ~ work. Since tai
ing three ybottAs iof Nerv.Wtrth thk
swelling has left me entiret and. AZ
feel Ikea mcpherson. NIllygfeI-
ommend NsrH<worth to anyone slff-
fering from nervous or stomach trou-
bic.
MRS. ELLEN SHEARER,
No Beckett St,
.4fapilton, Ohio"
?. S.-"You may publish this If you
Your dollar back at Games drug
store, Fafrmont, If Nerv-Worth does
not benefit you. 'Neighboring agencies
Johnsor's Pharmacy, ShinnstoH. Hon
aker Pharmacy and Windsor Drua Co.
Monongah; F. j. Yost, FairviewS w.
j. Moran, Pennington; H. ]. Matthews
& Co.. Warrington; Grant Graham, Be-
nngton; w. o. Davis, Philippi.
ADJ
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IN THE
FRONT ROW
HEADLINERs TONIGHT,
Musical Comedy.

worrell's Musical Comedy
Photoplays.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-02
Baby Coming 10
Your Home?
Tie Wonderful Event Tbas VIII Eriaz
Much Gladness.

Are you looking forHara. dear prospective
ESsn To t. sha sh' hoS yHai s3rs s
E SaiIs which. which I. q tosr fe0h GID blood.
NAw Is the ti1ie 10 get n condition u
I1eetNthe crisis a1d three 6Skcrations OF
EGPs saTs ssd Il F the l9a9S
EenetraNsg rcaety to prepa7e their ryHema
% The s,'t 49, i isHfi ssme. remedy !, to
dons andA ~ raeats, to fclicvc stsain and
d!seoEfort% tsneh as nJlsea. nervousness,
hearIngeo1H aRd s.retchIns Eaias. BY
expand easily whea baby born: pain
and dangerl lat the crisis ~ naturally less
and tho houfs arc fewer. Do not neglect
The use Of Nother's Friend. It Is for e1-
tsrnal application epl$ Is absolutely safe
end I, wIontdss der Rly sSssssys: Go
Dept, n. Ianar Building. atlanta, Georgia.
for their Motherhood Book and obtain n
bcttlo Of Mothers Friend IRON the drug
i rso5e: I. tnst as standard es anything
n "a
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-02
Dixie Stars New Serial.

Manager Linn at the Dixie is add.
ing to THE Woman Who Gave" the
story featuring Evelyn Nesbtt, the
first number of the big Vltagraph ser
lad "The Man of Might" In skeleton
form the story tells how retired sea.
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PALMISrs
MADAM EPPT,

Egyptian PRlmist.
Reads your life from cradle to rave.
her powers are wonderful: lndispgtabla
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Americas Most Distinguished Palnnist.
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CLAIRVOYANTS
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MADAME KASKO

Scientific Egyptian Palmist. Tells past
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MADAM IGNORE

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MADAME WCT0RIA


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MADAME Parker

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enced, wanted at once. Ap-
ply WILSON & CO., POI 9TH
st. n. W. Is
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MRS .TEANETn
PROF. BELMONT

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inea 81 ~
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DR. REED. SPECIALIST
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

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The Washington herald., 1919-01-12
Liebknecht and GERMANY,

The death OF Karl Lebknecht has been by
Official news bureau If it that Lebkneht
That the entire political complexion of Germany changed i'm
mediatey 1t that Germanys be more
speedily adjusted and that the task of
easier But whether or will not be
for the future good OF Germany remains to be
Lbknccht perhaps "thc of the Germany.
he who probably would
and his followers reported have overthrown the coalition
aist OF Premier Ebert
organizing Ebert is again said to be in
power unQuesionably because OF the death Lebkncch
Had Lbknecht lived he doubt would have proclaimed
self President OF German republic and his following apparently
strong enough maintain this position. He rapidly gaining
been killed
Lebknechts power would capped
Kerensky
OF the Russian Bolsheviki
Lebknccht father Socialist was
Jail for From the beginning his Lebkncch
fought German mlitarisn.
When Germany began Social
the Reichstag war; cxception
Lebknecht Lcdebour and Haas Lcbkncht
for causing the and repeatedly demanded peace
The endured his attacks until 1916, when he inter
uptcd Chancellor Behmannolweg during speech in the
Rechstag, by crying:
making the Tree, wish
lasting pcacc!'
Then climax when, during May Day speech
b. 1910 Lcbknecht demanded government
suffering OF the people by making Amid roous he
arrested and sentenced imprisonment secret trial
Lbknht released October 1918 when the Kaiscrs grip
shaky On October he led crowd before
the Reichsag calling Kaers abdication
Lbknccht created the famous "Spartacu'
when he circulated pamphlets attacking the government
signed Sparacu the of famous gladiator who armed
slaves against the OF Rome.
greater power Germany this time than other
man. because throughout fought freedom
realize.
tcrs political with Ebert the unopposed leader this
Ebert will make better leader than Lebknecht is
question; result is certanit is the calming down for
the opposing factions to the immediate advantage
Germany the questions OF which vi" be decided at
Versailles
The Washington herald., 1919-01-12
ALLIES TO CLOSE
UP B0LSHEVISTS
State Department ignorant
of Any Plan for Coalition
Government.

The state Department has been ad-
vised OF no interallied plan by which
coalition government might be es-
tablished In Russia. On the contrary.
steps taken yesterday indicate that
the allied plan OF starving the Boil
shevist government into a semblance
OF order will be continued and that
the spread Of Bolshevism will be pre-
vented by closing all gatcways from
Russia
The withdrawal OF some armed units
from territory bordering Russia IL In
dicative that the allied governments
are not prepared ar Yet TO formulate
any Russian policy. Until a policy ..
adopted, no aid TO Russia will be-
forthcoming from allied countries. but
aid 10 the Czech units In Siberia will
be continued.
II was stated yesterday on excel
lent authority that by a tscit urder-
standing OF the greater nations. cr7-1-
grafton from Russia will be discoUr-
aged for the time being This et'p
is taken. II Is said. on the theory
that until the nations recently Rt war
have made considerable progress IN
reconStructivc measures. IL g. uuWise
10 permit the BolsheTistg 20 plead
their Theories Of government In coun-
tries facing the problems which nat
urally follow the close OF hostiIities
The Washington herald., 1919-01-12
sundnN. January l2. 1919.

This is a fairly fortunate day. ac-
cordng to astrology. Mars and Jupi-
ter are in benefic aspect. while Saturn
is adverse.
1t is q day most favorable to the
ambitions OF soldiers, especially where
commercial or business aims are in
vslved.
Honors to officers are indicated and
one will he called to a high place close
to the President. it is prophesied.
The contiguration is read as presaE-
ing benefits to all who are in the
army and these appear to be promised
as the result of some national move
mcnt or some legislative action not yet
perfected.
Engineers. persons interested in steel
construction and manufacturers come
under sway that promises intense
activity. This influence extends to
builders.
Under this government of the stars
it would appear that many domestic
changes are to develop and among
these will be great improvements in
housing and in the preparation of
food.
Real estate dealers have a sign that
is held TO indicate business that is
slow in reviving, but some sort of land
agitation that will be beneficial is
fcretold.
Again. difficulty in regard to coal
mines is indicated. but this will not
be so serious as it appears to be-
Strikes will be numerous but during
this month they will not develop grave
complications, it is believed, by the
those who read the stars.
Entertaining and visiting will bs
more general. than ever before, the
5Ccrs declare. and friendship will gain
new significance among all classes.
as one indication of the growth OF
the universal brotherhood idea.
While there may be an increase in
the death rate during the winter
months the seers prophesy that the
health of the nation will improve
greatly within the year so that NOR
tality will fall TO n low average
Persons whose birthdate it is have
the prognostication of successful
year. Speculation seems to promise
gain.
Children born on This day win prob
ably be intensely active and success
full. They have the promise of un-
usual talent
loo1glsht, LID.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-12
WANTS JUSTICE
DONE TO KAISER
Rep. Champion Would Ex.
tradite Ex-Emperor and
Bring Him to Trial.

THE world will never he able to
face the judgment of posterity unless
the Kaiser Is extradited from Holland
and brought before the bar of Justice
for his crimes"
So declared Representative Louis c.
Champion, OF Michigan. in speaking
last night before the 900 members of
the Ashlar Club at the new Masonic
Temple, including a large number of
ranking officers of the army and
navy. The speakers remarks We're
roundly applauded.
1T has been suggested that the
Kaiser be sent to one of his former
palaces on the Island of Corfu. like
Napoleon was sent to st. Helena
The deeds of the two men are not at
all comparable, so the punishment
meted out should be different. Ma
poleon came to France when every
thing was in 4 state of anarchy. He
made nation of, France. and many
OF the reforms and improvements he
brought about still live refer TO
the Code Napoleon and his harbor
improvements.
IF the world decreed life ir' prison
mcnt for Napoleon, what ought it to
do TO the Kaiser. who plunged tho
nations of the world from peace into
the bloodiest of wars %
Representative Champion has rc-
Gently returned from the war zone.
where he spent the greater part OF
three months. visiting England.
France. Belgium. Italy and the
Balkans.
Maj. Gen. Headlam. X. c. B., chief
Of artillery, British army, gave n very
interesting description of the part
played by artillery in the Battle Of
Mons.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-12
G. P. o. NEWS NOTES

nun band, predicts that the Nationa,s
WIN the pennant this year. but
ne mas been doing the same thing
.-os iast ntteen years or more we
Deluse Da 10 bet anything on his done
Jenny was quite a PLAYER binnseI, q,
s m younger days, and tells MANY In
eng stories OF the time when he
caught for the shamrock CIub ~ 15.,,r
ian' yates County, n. Y
r., Weidman, operator in the
inonotypc keyboard roo7, ,r,S ah,.,'t
'Fioay night on account Of sickness
Davis, castor machine
hano' has some voice. Yea bo 49,
ne sure did let It out at the sonyfas,
''uaS' NY but that bird can WarbIe
Bill Tappan. Joe Quinn and X. Du
Frahe' OF the night monotype kew
Eoaro room are inseplrable cor,pap-
IoIs' aho can be seen most any after
oo" at one Oh the local picture houses
me Is great admirer OF the other
w.. : esnI ano goes TO them for advice like
child to its mother.
David A Atkins. or the d.y L..s
section, is confined to his homo VIII
sickness.
Charles II. Weaver has acoeD,.5 o.,
appointment ia the Office as nrobs-
tional compositor.
George Fischer sang bsri,on. in
Annie Laurie" tenor in '.Supsbinc .,
your Smile and bass IN Bring Bsck
My Bonnie to Ne" How's that FOR
versatility? No wonder Mr- IIDebscL,
kept looking that way.
The fiddle bug has bitten Geor-a
Goodwin, machinist, and Thomas E
Doty' operator. in the night mono
type keyboard room. and they are
constructing a pair OF violins. They
have secured drawings and exarl
specifications Of a famous Stradi-
Vsrius violin and will endeavor "a
make exact copies. Mr.. GodWin Is
an adept in handling tools. and Mr.
Doty has made two violins pro-
nounred by experts to be all that IS
desired in modelling and tone.
Lewis II. Brcswitz. pressman In
the day press division. has re-
signed
Miss Mary g Durham. from
RiedIs blank section, took a prom
inent part in tho Friday exercises
Sh" got out in time to come back
with the crowd
The Bookbinders' l.nIon held an
interesting session Tuesday night at
Typographical Temple They de-
cided TO hold their annual enter
taium"nt and ball later on durmg
tho winter. and details will br an
nOunCed later President Patterson
disposed OF the regular business m
short orocr. with the result that the
meeting adjourned at 1890.
Miss Dorothy Jones. Of the hlann
- CtiOu. Hfth floor, Is some sinC-r
too. il any one should ask YOU. Sn"
has lovely contralJo voice and
was very much IN evidence at tho
singing Friday.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-12
100000 FINNS ASK
FORFOOD, SAYS MORRIS
Condition in Other Balkan Coun
tries Described as Acute.

Hunger is beginning to gnaw at
Finland and other Balkan countries.
One and n half million Firms are
actually facing extreme privation in
food" according to an official State
Department report last night from
American Minister Morris, at Stock
holm.
Southeast Finland. the agricultural
district, is not badly off. for there
the farmers are boarding their grain.
But in Helsingfors and the rest OF
Finland the situation is acute and
needs immediate attention. said Nor
ris
Oats moss and cellulose so into
bread There is no pork, fats, nor
sugar. Russian supplies normally en-
tering Finland and these othesc lands
are long since shut off. The Boil
sheviki. SAID Morris. are stripping Es-
thonia; while Livonia and Courland
have felt the ravaging hands OF Rus
sian armies. German acquisitions and
Bolsheviki invasion.