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lelber 10 lmO bCtlogt G., OoB IS niGt
iciMc Socbc lei. 0toHon1iiten umo po-
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Icller 10. &cr Iuiu, Scr finOct onOcrs-
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ic NroNcl 2lu2tlrnit 5lt crbotIcl. @os
c3cr Nln'omC gicbt lit lpcrtpou pom
plNhptn1ilGcn StnnNplNtt. GlC Dol
lrNelDiil lttbcn itCtj0 I'M &orOerQrluu0.
Sic CriCjciucN in TcOcn lnO III ser
Nrclic iaO lIbCriGattcn gcgempGrtig
0o2 gon5c GfIentIiG]c 9cbcn. IS fomt
nldt Dcrlcblen, 0oB lie ooolrd bel
6rclulO ltnb 1Scin0 Die NeItoltl1ng
morn1aIer mcnihlid}cr @cien DcrIics
rem. Sci ben cincn nebmen lie Die
Wcltalt bClOnocrCr SdclliQle an,
W0brcnO bic on0ercn lie iiber Die
.tuben Crbcbcn. Sn, 8rllnOc iino es
oOer Wtenichen pie 0llc nnocren W}en'
ihcn oIld, Die 0as tim, mas tic fun,
nahhen lie cinTad Ourh Bic llntltQns
DC OeranloBr lullroen, ibrC gInIicbten
III Die Sot unBmranocllt.
Gonionles Suf1 iii cine lrnterbaIt,
lid gelhrie6cne Gtronit ser oui Ser
Nberfl1dc licgcuOen Iinge. Gum
Sciipicl Oos aapitel iiber Die Greflts
tlpsStellng, lpelder ous Grinfipos
glnge6ot untCrbreitet mar. @QuS It.
benoig treten Die eil3cllen 9fcOner
Dot inns hin lm0 rcOen in Der @ciIe,
mle IN ollen Scrlanlnllunger gereOct
miro, Der einc rlrtig un9 iodlid), Ser
dnoere uelllger 10; Der cine rc0ct f(ie.
BenO llno Der nnbere ni6t. Sufiir lrno
oogegcn lUogt bic 9fcOeI6lo6t uno
am GnOc miro obqeitirnnlt unO sic
, GntihciOung lit gctroifen.
&om lerrpr. er5GbIt bas gud
nidlts. Ger lit oem @erioIler 9teben-
ia6e, neil, ipic er iagt, nrr GSonoti.
fer bon nergangenCn @raulamfciten
lDtien ipollen, Inn lie ais &eronlols
Jung sit nelten nebmen 5lt fonnen. Gr
bat oomit nidt 0an5 lnredt. Gage
gen 5eigt Die Sfi55c. pie Ser @eiiber
elmer iSobrit bon icincn 9lrbcitcrn
tlnt Seitcr gclp0blt miro, llidt neil
lic c5 10 bobcn iuollen, ionoern neil
rr ielbcr es niht mebr ge6eler i'm.
Set, SfiiBCr 5u lcin llnO luie ieine g(r-
better trot icincr &roteitc iortfobren,
lin OILS Ben 9oH 5ll betradltcn lno
lbl 0nnlit bel Den 9eborOen f(einc
l(nanneImlidfcitcn bereiten; nie
pciicnbaft iih bic crnitciten Iinge
0blpIelen tGnncni
Debs, His Authorized Life and
Letters. &on 9npio &arsncr. Greis
$50. &crla9 Soni unS Gipcrigbt
Gos SuG. lit 5eltgcnrGB un6 redt
lcabur @tan mill eS i6on DcbmcQen
II; ieincr Si6liotbef boben, rucil Iebs'
Ero5cb, Der i'm 10 Sabre 3u6ttuus
brodte, ousfiibrlid oorin bcbonoeIt
tit lln6 lcinC uollcn NcOcn bor @eriht
nb9corltft lino. Sm 5peitcn Scile
miro GcbS Gntuifelllngsgang 1T Ser
9lrbelterbelucgltng geidilOert unb iei=
III ScIlnabme al ben 8emerfi9ofts=
lulO politiicbcn &onpfen. Gicicr Eei[
friiht Oo5 @c00btnis ser 9llten olf
lm0 birgt lebrrciGes Woteriol iiir
Ole illngen III Der Sctuc9lmg.
&arsner mar ein intin1er GFreln6
uon GcbS ltnO erbielt bon ibn bon
Dem 8ei1ngni5 aus Oie peri0nIiGe
Nutortlotion 5ur Gcr0ffentlidunq
Ocs 9udes. Gicicr 6reltnoidoft lit es
mobl 5um Geil ulth sus1ihrei6er,
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Gr bat ndt Iugen, INT sit ieb'n,
Snnt $,Dren feinc S6rcn,
Srnm lit Der WtsuidJcn Bitten, 5leH'n
Gcrgeblid, unb uerlurcn.
Gr hat nid,t Bart uno Nai' nnS Ntnnh
Inn fann nidJt idlnefcn, riedlcn,
@ab mic bnrdl @prt Scfeblc flub,
@pr ibm int Staub su fricdlcn.
Gr hat nidjt 0aa' bic iibcrilickt
On 3prn nnb bDicn Urillen,
&cnn jc Der ame WenIf pcrmikt,
,3n ratcn iciuen @illen.
Gr bat nid,t iible 2anne, tute
Sic 9faffcn, bic er5aGlcn,
&ic nns beg MenidJen Spspepfe
Tim aun'rc ltchel anGlcn.
Gr fiisl5ist ntdJt icin MadJtgebpt
%un bobcm Strablentbrpne,
@r lit SDrann nidJt, uid,t Seippt
9fadl mrnIdJlidler SdJablune
@r brandjcf WcnidJeugabcn ntf)t,
Sic tjnncn linn nid)ts frommcn,
llnb ,uas hein Wtuno aud) betcnb iprift,
SSirh mic gu SGr ibm funmcn.
0tein Scrrgptt uirft icit ciuig fer,
9tndl eiuiaeu @cici,cn,
Gle, iuillcnlps, CT itiilmcrntcbr
&Gnu Gnocrn nnn nerIctscn.
@r 1T beiuuftlos Stuif INN &raft,
Surd,'s ew'gc gla gcopiien,
9fnr int 0ciet, Ind ocm er id)nfft,
Sit CT mir anferihloiIcn.
linn mas hn lit, fam nimmrrn,ebr
ScrgeGen nnh urridiuinDeu,
Snt iuedJielubcn Gcitaltcnmeer
NSirb cs iid iuiebcrftnbcr.
go it nudJ ullcs 9ebcn rnr
Gin &Dntntrr unb cin Bcbcr,
&ur in benz @irfcn Der Natur
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rSn 9leidem Slime idreibt o1d
NInnolb Ser &ataIpie Die gr0Btc Be
6elltlmg fiir bie 2ebensporeGnge 5lL
unO Iuht lie bird Die 8eriidiihtis
0lng Der 3eitOauer bel demiid,en
Fro6cl!en energiih 6l erfl4ren. Sn
lcinen 81 9amburg 1901 geboltenen
Sor-rage iiber o&atalpie" iogt err:
~Blr uerOen in 0en Gn3pmcn 8ata.
lp'otoren Ichen, nelde i'm Srgonis-
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&nnn tdI bcn optt ucrtc)cu.
llub feb i'd III Der @etcnubr
Nltr Hrgc tcinc &unnc,
&d lelblt cin StanbesfOrndIcn mr.
Sn bet td) riG)t - tdj itanne,
Scnn ld fam pbne SurtJt uno Grnuu
Ste Il1ciualt ercnnet,
Sic pbEc fctgc gngit cridjau'n
llno nt bct Naren nentcu.
Sd ,uce, bnf cini idJ nnbccht
Sum- StDffc utcbcrfebre,
Ger Sltbatom, ber mid beebt
3nm eiugcn 9tdltcsmccrt
Stc SanbuDa Grbc bienet fprt
Sn nnberen @ebilSen,
yer Srnfe tuirft an anocrm Srt
9lnf anneren Grfilbcn.
Sp 1cb' int SDS idJ G.cigfct
Vpr rnbetunftcm Sd)lnn,mcr
unh 5tcb' 5n Der lutcrbfidJfeit
Snrd1tlus nnb ugne Summer.
nnb bientcu nQc Mtcnihcu bic
MIR olccm c!ntn Olnubcu,
Sic ltcEcn lid Der Hubc mic
Nns Duties Il dl t bcraubcr.
Gle WO.cnupfcr, Out uuo Gjclb,
Sen Sprncsgut 5u iiibnrn,
Stc luurbcn bann in bieicr gSclt
Sn Nlcbcsopfcrn Dicncu.
Sic Wcndlcn miirbeu Snn uub Sd
Ycbr au bic Grnc lcufcn,
Ibr Srndtcn ntchr auf WtcnidIcnolid
Ns SoDlrnangit briGrGnfcn.
Nnb idlDIcn tic bic gugcn sn
Nidlf uicher lid su l0cn
Sic 'pTGd,cn furGjtluS unb lit Huh:
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lpcitere pier3chn Sage Drummer, neil
er NIT Ser armpatte ousgcsongen
mar.
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Sud1arinau

Russia i'll 1919. &on 9lrtbur Nanz
lonlc. %er!o9 =. ". 0ucbiH, 9icp
W,rf
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-14
GLAD TO TESTIFY
Say, watoga Lady, "a, 10 Via,
Cafdui Has Done For Ne, So
As To Help 0ther.."

= IT. n o
Watoga, W. Va.--Mrs. s. W. GiadwelI
Of this town, says: when about IS yean
otage, suffered greatly ;. Sometimes
would 90 q month or tao. and J had
terrible headache, baekaehc, aad bearing
down pains, and would Just drag and
mad no appetite. Then ). II would last
two weeks. and was so weakening
and my health was awfli.
My mother bough. me bottle q,
cardui. aud ! began to improve ate,
taking the first bottle. So kept Il up I'll. .
took three 4 gained. and was vel
and strong, and ! owe Il all to Cardui.
am married now and have 3childrer
.. Have never had TO have a doctor 10,
female trouble. and just resort to cardui
70 need tonic lam glad to testify to
what Il has done for me. SO as to heip
Others"
fyou are nervous or weak, have head
aches, backaches. o, any Of the oil,e,
ailments so common TO women. why no,
give cardui trial7 Recommended BY
many physicians. 10 use over 40 years.
Begin taking cardui today. 4 may
e The very medicine you need
sc-,1
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-14
DIAMOND STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Cor. Diamond and Market SITS.
- HIIa.

Sunday school D 20 a. m. Glasses
for allgages. "A helpful hour in Bible
study. Lot every officer. teacher and
scholar be present. Public worship
and sermon 10:45sa. m. and 1880 p. m.
conducted by the pastor. These SER
vices will be fevange listicss and Mr..
Rayborn will sing ats;both services.
The pastor expec ts every member who
can to be -presenttat these. special ser
vices. Epworth League $500 D.. m.
Ora Lee Stcaley, president. The
evangelestie: NEE tings, which have
been. running for some time will con-
tinue next week with services each
evening Mt 1880 O'Clock. Mr.. Rayborn
the soldier-singer. will have charge
OF tho large chorus choir. The public
lis cordially invited.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-14
cR6cESEu LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Third 81 and CASTOR Ave.
Roy y. Meyer, Pastor.

Come ~ od,s house tomorrow and
receive q blessing from Him. Follow.
inr are The serytces: Sunday school
at 93oSa ma Mr.. G. A. Pilson, super.
Iotendeftt We shall expect at least
ono hundred present at this service.
Mt. G. II Bloom Is the song leader.
Morning Worship and sermon at 1915
o'cIoci Subject OF Sermon Jesus
Christ Our Savior" Christian En-.
'|cavor ~ 30 IN, M The pastor will
lead &e4per service and Sermon at
Z 90 p. nil subject OF. sermon, Seven.
Time Fofkt yeresa. This Ia the Friend.
~ church he church that makes you
ieel|at home Welcome TO all.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-14
ACHES AND PAINS
SLOAN'S GETS 'EM!'
Famous pain and ache Liniment,
kept handy, brings crafty
IND relief

nIHEUMATIc twinges ease up
IL soon. So do stiff joints. lame
- back, neuralgia, overtaAed mus
cies, and those pains from weather ex-'
poslre, tW- they don't fight long
against the counter.irritant Sloan's
Liniment produces.
Keep this old family friend handy
for instant usc-a little penet,ates
,pi.tout rubbing. leaving no skin stains,
muss, or clogged pores. you ought to
keepra bottle handy always.
All druggists. Three sizes - &c.,
To-. $40
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-14
PREssyTERIAN CHURCH.
Jackson and Jefferson SITS.

Vi - Ga Stoetzer, D. D., Minister.
Bible acfioN, 20 30; classes for all
aEes Morning service, 1876, sermon
BY the pastor OF the church when he
<viil speak ON The Three Ideals of an
Ideal Church, Junior Endeayor So
|ciety at p hi nj Church Membership
GLASS 8 n M for thesyoung people who
dosira Unite with the church next
+ Senior Endeavor society at
s 5o ionic, what Prayer VIII Do"
Evening service, 49,: when the pastor
viii speak on this text: when. 1
Wou1ds DO Good, Eyil is Present With
Me. Mans eternal .s-yr and how to
win II Mid.week service "Wednesday,
30. "a cordial welcome for all.
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'woRTHINeTok CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.
3. q Hanes, Pastor.

Bible school a 10000 a. M, A. j. Nc
Daniel. supt. Observance OF Lords
Supper at IL. followed by sermon by
pastor. The attendance at the. morn
ing service has been increasing ie;
the good work go on. Evening preach
ing service at z O'Clock. Let's go thu
Sur day to the House of the Lord, anu
Worship Him from whom ali Out
blessings flow. Thus we. express onl
gratitude, and thus our blessings in.
crease.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-14
7FIiNERAL OF GEoRC;E IITTLE.

FJNERAL OF GEORGE LITTLE.
The funearl Of George Kirkaptrick
Little, aged as, venerable resident of
Marion county and veteran railroad
conductor, whose death occurred on
Thursday evening at his home at Col
fax, took place this afternoon from
his residence and burial was made in
the Little cemetery. A large number
of relatives and friends, fnclding a
number of'railroad men, attended the
!obsequiss.
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WIN Accomplish what Prayer Accomplish
Preaching worship Morrow;
TO the urage.D
IMANNlNoToH G ARisTlAN:c CHURCH
"a. e Hanes. Pastor.

Bible school at $3.50 this Sunday. as
We may Join In tho Great Tabernacle
meeting at II o'clock. Please be on
time. Come to Sunday school and 60
with us to the Tabernacle. The
Young People unite in q service at the
First NJ. E. church at $3.50. Come
ont" Everybody to the Tabernacle a,
1880. Lets Cor Are you occur
ing unto yourself the great blessings
to be derived from these meetings
Don't miss service.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-14
CONSTANT TAM BRONCHIAL
COUGH FOR is YEARS
'Then isrs. crawshaw Stopped Her
Cough SO Quickly It. Alarmed Her.

~ suffered with bronchial trouble
and asthma for 16 years. In January,
1904 had an unusually severe spell,
resulting IN pneumonia and was con.
Tined Ia bed for months. Then
began n mend, but my cough never
The following October, I tried
WiIks Emulsion. After few days my
tough gave way, and ceased entirely
alter another botne-rso sudden that
oecame alarmed Getting over my
|caf- took s bottles moro. For 9
uontht previous i had coughed night
ana uay, but my cough ceased entire
~ For 36 years ! used all kinds Of
P1ediciues until became skeptical.
But the results from Milks Emulsion
were not ring short of marvelous."-
MRS. Crawshaw. ,143S Grand
Aye.t pes Moines, Iowa.
FOE bronchial or other severe
coughs or hard colds, Milks Emulsion
n realty femarkabla. The system Is
opilt up and strengthened to throw off
the trouble.
Nils Emulsion is aspleasant, nutri.
ife 1904 and a corrective medicine.
Z reetores healthy, natural bowel &c.
Ion dong away with all ned Of pills
md physics. 1t promotes appetite aid
ouickly puts the digestive organs in
shame 70 asstmilate food. ,As build.
e. d fleshS and strength MilNs gnul.,
zion e strongly recommended to those
Tnom sickness has weakened and is a
IQ~effll aid In resisting and repair.
!1s The effects OF wasting diseases,
-nfont stomach trouble and consti.
|T[I0u are promptly acknowledgements
This NJ tae only solid emulsion
made and ~ palatahle that 1T is eaten
With = spoon like fee cream.
no MATTER how severe your case.
{o'! arc urged to try Milks Emulsion
1ndor This guarantee six bot.
<|cs home with you, use 1t according
70 directiohs and II not satisfied with
'no result, y yourt money will IN,
PROMPTLY refunded. Price soc and
20 per- bottle The Milks Emulsion
Co., Terse Hante. Ind. Sold by drug.
lists eRefyMhere.
cHasanfeed by W. Il. Crane Drug
~
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sARRAckvlLLE BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Z 9 LnWler. Pastor.

Bible school Sunday morning at ten
.o'cloc:ss; preaching services at IL a.
m. and at p!s m. Special cyangelis-
tic NEE iings win begin with sunday
meetings. Evangelist A. Bailey OF
Clarksburg will conduct the meetings
Rev. Bailey is a strong preacher and
"a good singer. Tic rsGctings ought
10 be interesting and helpful. All our
friends are invited to attend these
meetings and share in their benefits.
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FlRsIslBAPTtsT CHURCH.
w. !. Eddy, Pastor

: The pastor urges -ah the member
-zhip to be present for the morning ser.
vice 1t 81 20 si,eas liey. r. u. Dlin.
mir, stoI fof clarksburg. $3.50. Sunday
school, q large attendance is urged.
10 30 Junior sermon: 1850, Junior
-. y p. b; 2 100. Sunday school, vir.
<Einle avenue, $50, intermediate and
Senior ii y. E;I q: 30, union evan.
|s {, at ' thes 81, First NJ. r.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-14
HIGHLAND AVENUE M. E..cHuRcn
T.. a MeNatnar paetor -

o:so sunday school 4 10 AS ard 4: 30
cubic worship and preaching; $3.50
Junior League; GAS Epworth League.
The pastor who has been absent for
two Sundays. is anxious to meet and
greet every membes. fsthe school and
CONGREGATION. MayI Look for YOU?
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METH pisT PROTESTANT TEN.
. q. Rfoomfle ld, D. o, Pastor; w. w.
Conway; Sunday School Supt.

conaWay;s Sunday School Supt.
seryicesSat the usual hours tomor.
row Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
Ghristi an deayor meeting, Gas p.
.ps topic, What Prayer Will Accom-
{,iish q, leader, Miss Bertha Dilgara.
Preaching seryices, 10:45 a. m. and
>. T 80 NJ M; themes, This is the Vic.
'Iory IN the morning, and for the even.
Ing. prosperity or Pardon?" Miss
Rentel and Mr.. Lamar Satterfield sing
"a duet lin the evening. A male trio. In
the evening Prof. Louis Black, Lamar
-satterfield and Jack Abbott. Mid.
veek meeting Wednesday evening,
in the lecture room. Everybody
Welcome.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-14
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
~ 81 ~ sGAlIRcA

Services tomorrow as follows: Sun.
day school at $3.50. Public worship
md sermon at 10:45; Subject of ser.
mon The JOY Of the. Angels" Ep.
Worth League devotional meeting at
$3.50 topic, sGhina's Everyday Work .
leader a.s. q. r. Hall. Union evan.
eelistic services at 1870. This may be
the last service Of the series. You are
sed to help make # a service of vic.
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THE FIRST M. p. CHURCH
C, @ lawson. Pastor

Sunday school 9:30. ]. A. Swtger.
superintendent classes for all ages.
Sermon 1916, theme, What God asks
of mo in Service" $500 p. M, Junior
Endeavor sermon, theme, "The Di.
vine Voice" The annual thank offer
ing service will be held next Sunday
evening instead OF tomorrow. Welcome
10 all these services.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-14
THE FIRST Nj. e. CHURCH, SOUTH
Z Robt. Yoak Paatar

$3.50 a. m. Sunday school, II. r.
Jones, superintendent. 10:45 4. m.
preaching and worship. There will
! be short meeting of tho Cente mary
Cabinet after the morning service. ED.
worth League 6:3op. M. Union ser.
vice at the First M. E.. church 1890
p. m. This may be the last service
Of the special meeting. Let us do
all we can TO make It a great worth
to ourselves and to the cause OF our
Lord. - " =. Z : " -
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-14
T0M0RROW IL L0GA RGElEsI
eARfs q uRcH.
6aird gttehcjl,z Rector.

7:30 4, nj Holy Communion: $3.50
a. NJ, Sunday school 1os45 a. M,
Morning Prayer and sermon. On Ash
>Tcdnesdat at IS p. m. Bishop Ora
raIt dcsifes TO meet everyone connect
ed with ne spafishs N
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sLEMlNG MEMORIAL CHURCH.
Geo. W. Guthrie. Minister.

sabbath school and Bible study at
40 4. M, Mr.lJ. B. strupe, superin.
tendent Nh NJ. !. Snoderly, assistan,
supefint lent. Lesson text, Acts
~: 3. rs Worship and preaching at
1os 80 Sermon subject, "The Parable
.of the Lilies The Christian Endeay.
on at 80 p. M; topic, What Prayer
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-14
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

Christian scien;e services will be
held in tho ball loom OF the Watson
hotel next Sunday morning at eleven
O'Clock. TO which servicas the public
will be cordially welcomed. The
subject for the service will he Soul"
Sunday school for the children will
be held in be same room at ten thirty.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-14

6uRE or EIildSELF.
Employer no Sca consider yoiiss
self d good salesman n
Former Me9s Sergeant: ..Say 4
could sell Fords In Venice Home
Sector.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-14
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH.
Fairmon Mission.
W.. G. Ware, PaStof.

Sunday evening serv!cs IN the K. p.
hall, Fleming building. Christian En-.
sdeavor at $50 p. M; topic, what
Prayer VIII Accomplish" Howard
Bennett, leader. Sermon by the pas
tor, at 1902. M; subject. What the
Believer Has Bean Made This mis-.
sion church will welcome all who will
attend the services. m l
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-14

The total labor cost Of = pair Of $i2
~omen's shoes in 1913 was only si.2s.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-14

PREACHING Al WOR

PREACHING AT WORTFINGTON.
There VIII be preaching At the
Worthington school house Sunday at
2:S Q p. m. by ]. II. Penneil. All are
cordially invited to come ont and hear
this noted evangelist.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-14

go, en buys regular and extra
) 8JeJV size boys wool knee
spants, well made assorted patterns,
values TO $500.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-14

Sc1c nm buys man size over
I 4lJ.UU coats of good wool and
wool mixed materials. values to
] $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25

| do not hesitate to declare that both
the government and the Bank OF
Japan have not the least idc., Of
withdrawing the specie holdings In
N" American market on account Of
the recent financial depression be-
cause we respect the close monetary
relations between this coun;ry>and the
United states.
Countries Must Develop Resources.
Il think that tho development OF
manufacturing industry and the eco
homy OF consumption are two great
principles OF the post-bcllum economic
measures. which must be the com
mon policy OF the worlds powers in
dealing with economic affairs after
the war. My particular wish is that
the United States will utilize her re-
sourccfui economic power to the best
advantage for the post bellum eco
monte adjustment and contribute TO
the SoiidincatiOn and reorganization
OF the worlds economies.
Japan. also. wishes to do her best
to contribute TO the SolidiiicatiO and
preservation of the worlds economic
interests. My sincere wish is that the
governments and peoples Of the
United states and Japan viii more
clearly understand the financial situa-
ton Of their respective countries and
come TO realize the great Importance
OF their cooperation, economically
ana otherwise. at this especially grave
moment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25

The Export Tobacco Company and the
Imperial Tobacco Company being the
largest buyers. Warchouscmca and
local rchandlcrs were also strong
bidders. while the lear dealers. prizcrs
nnd SPECTATORS seemed disposed TO
hold OF. evidently thinking the high
prices had not come to stay.
The South Carolina farmers have cut
ana cured less than 10 per cent Of the
crop 80 far and the 50 per cent yet
on the Hill. still shows backwardness
and the most OF IL is yet Quite green.
The Eastern North Carolina mar
ke;s are scheduled To be opened Sep
tcmbcr -, two to three weeks later
than usual. and it is expected that
by tRit time about All of the South
Carolina crop viii be out of first
hands. giving the big houses tho
North Carolina.
The reports from Eastern Carolina
are 10 the effect that so far the
heavy rains have not materially dam
aged the leaf. and If they viii now
mold up TO Il reasonable length OF
and fine crop will be gathered. All
OF the Eastern Carolina mir;s have
made extensive preparations for
handling a large crop this Scason
many OF the warehouses adding large
~ TO their floor space and nearly all
OF tho dealers building larger priZcr-
les and storage houses.
The date for the opening or tho Old
Eclt bright markets Of Virginia and
North Carolina has not yet been set,
hut banv!ilc. South Boston. Chase
Ctty and South I'm in Virginia. and
Winston Salem. Rc!Gsvilic. Durham
Milton aud Greensboro in North Caro-
lima VIII probably agree upon Sep
t"mbcr - or thcrcabout as the open
in; date.