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Railroad women who are helpus
^ Bill McAdoo on his tracks and trains
job. these are hut a few of them too- Mrs.
H. H. House, a railroad crossing
watchwomar: at Glen Kllyn. ii!.: a
Kir I section hand on the Pennsylvania
line: car cleaners employed in many
railroad shops throughout the country!
and at extreme right, the first woman j
station master. Mrs. Julia A. I.aughlin.
Ames, la., aiding a woman passcn
ger and her children off the train. A
picture of Mrs. Laughlin is inret.
WOMEN WILL HELP
. _nAurnuuruT sinui
mtinmcii nun
! RAILROADS OF 111
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Many Already at Work and
More of Them Will he
Soon.
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CHICAGO. Jan. S?Tons of tiiousands
of women railroad workers are;
affected by the government's taking
| over control of tiic roads.
JLn every railroad general office i
y?^4 "irT? wOllleit ?T*5 ^TU i
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ployed and within the last tew
months women have replaced me:: t
in other railroad jobs.
Just recently .the Chicago & North'"""ftw
western, appointed the tirsi American
% woman station master. Mr:". Julia A.
Laughlin, at Ames. la. Among hot
duties are announcing the arrival ai.d
departure of trains. assisting depsrins
passengers to proper trains -it'
reeting arriving passengers about ti
city, helping women and children <>u j
and off trains, seeing that mail and
baggage is ready that trains may n<a
be delayed, steiting tickets, deliver.a
train orders to conductors, and i) ?;
wering a million or so questions each '
day. I
The same road has a woman cross- \
ing "watchman," Mrs. 3;_ I:. House. |
Glen Ellvn. 111., whose husband vva.-.!
called to the colors. She guards a
t railroad grade crossing to protect '
V life. ;
T;"> Ponnsv / aia Iluilroad employ;.
I hundreds of women ir. its section
crews, which patrol the tracks, hooping
them cleared or rubbish .and properly
leveled for efficient operation.
Many other roads are recruiting no
teen, especially foreign born, for this
work, which requires considerable
physical strength and ability to en-j
dure hardships.
Months ago. the Great Northern am*
Northern Pacific opened railroad j
schools for women in Sr. Paul. Minn. '
Women and girls were employed
there at men's wages and given free
instruction in railroading. At first!
they began in the shops and cleaning;
yards. Hundreds of women now are'
! ' employed along those two lines, as
car cleaners and engine wipers.
Prom these women, train crexv.. will)
be recruited, if needed. L. W. Hid. i
t Great Northern chairman, said.
The Pullman Car Co. is new con-'
sidering the possibility of employing j
colored women in place of colore.!
men serving as porters 011 its cars. \
The men are being taken into color- j
ed regiments of the army and many
are deserting the ears for bet'er pa:-.' '
tnhs in munition factories.
The Pullman Co. also may change
to -women conductors. it Is said.
Railroads having Atlantic termin?
?.!s 8re employing hundreds of wntn-j
en "longshoremen." to load and nn- j
load freight.
Special Services at
M, E. Church. South
The reriv?; services at the Methodist
Church. South, which began on
Sunday evening, in charge of the
Pastor. Rev. Robert .7. Yoak. with
Mrs. E. C. Roxvand directing she
music, are Increasing in into-e t from
nigh to night The clr:r- is very
comfortable since :!ie weather has1
yjaeratea. ana uie auencam > ;
d. though probably some of the j
libers and friends of 'he church
not yet aware thai the services!
in progress. The sermons are |
y able, instructive and helpful j
the music stirring and inspiring. |
? afternoon services were arrang- i
for this week, one very profitable 1
having been held Tuesday atfor
. and the other Jr. be held Thursat
2:30 P. JI The pastor has
ed that the official board cont
the opening services this evena
half hour song and praise sers
being conducted each evening .
lediatclj proceeding the sermon. <
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GAMEJOMORROft
Keyser Preparatory Schoo
Five Will be Here at
That Time.
The Normal basketball management
has complete;! arrangements for a bas
ketball same in this city tomorrow
evening between the Nonual live anc
the Keyser I'reparatory school. Ot:
Friday evening the Grafton Y. M C
A. and the Norma! iive will clash
Both games will be played in the ok
Normal gymnasium and will begin
promptly tit s.li> o'clock.
The Normai team has been practic
iug for the last week, having player
but one game this season, that beinj
with the Y. >1. C. A. on New Year's
r.ve. The team has been great!;
strengthened by llie audition of Shaw
han. a new arrival. Shawhan weigh?
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-II' pouuus dliu :?* ......
The Keyscr Preps, are cut for the
state championship this year and will
make every .-ffort to win from "he Nor
mal tomorrow evening. On Saturday
evening the Keyser Preps, defeat ei
the Salem College live at Salem t>y a
score of 29'C! and thereby strength
ened their claim to the state title.
BUNNERS RIDGE.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lt. Carpenter spem
New Year s day with Mr. and Mrs
J. Moran.
Kay Moran returned to Kairmou
Wednesday of lust week after tet
days vacation front school.
Randolph Banner was seen on thi:
ridge Friday lust.
George Travis was calling on hit
sister. Mrs. J. \Y". Noel one day last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Brice Hoffman wcri
visiting Mr. at.d Mrs. J. YV. Neei Fri
day of last week.
Bom. unto Mrs. T.averna Travis
Friday last r son.
Mr. and Mrs. YY'tllie Travis wort
^ailing on Mr and Mrs. J. YY". Nee
Sunday last.
Several people attended the funeral
of Mrs. Polly Summers Sunday at lh<
Nu/.um cemetery.
Mr .and Mrc Brice Hoffman wer<
calling on Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kopec;
last Sunday.
Mrs. Ephraim Doolittle was caliini
on Mrs. Bonnie Vincent Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Kinraid returned to hot
home Saturday after spending severer
days with her daughter in Fairmont
Gleti Kineaid was visiting his pa
rrr.is. Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Kinoaic
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Ar! Bunner was rail
inc on the former's parents Saturday
night and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. tY. H
Bonner.
Mrs Vina Bunner was calling or
S*;-na Travis Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Travis were
calling on their daughter-in-law, La
vera a Travis, last Sunday.
New Officers Are
Installed bv P. H. C,
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AT. Monday evening's meeting o!
Fairmont Circle No. ?>TS Protected
Home Circle, these officers were ir.
stalled: president. Mary Vaughn: past
president. Harvey Gans: vice presi
dent. Crank Sullivan: chaplain. Henrietta
Morris: guardian. Maida Williams:
guard. Henrietta Martin: companion.
William Mortis; watcher. Doug
las 1 lowland: sentinel. Virgil Merrill:
treasurer, Dudley Miller; secretary,
Dotia Kern: delegate to the Grand circle.
which meets at Wheeling in June.
Mamie Green: alternate. Harvey Gans.
trustee (two years) William Morris.
Must Clear All
Sidewalks Soon
Chief of Police Harr this morning
received written instructions from
Mayor Boa-en concerning enforcement
of the street obstruction ordinance
passed by the Board of Affairs on December
n". Chief Harr will immediate
ly inform all fruit, stand dealers and
owners of shoe shining: establishments
who are violating: the ordinance that
they must plan to vacate not later
than June
The extended time Riven the owners
of such stands is because their license
does not expire until that date.
)RK FOR VN0LE i
IBIlllSllil
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I FOR TWO CHURCHES!
I Women Will Have Charge
i Tonight at the First j
M. E.
The women of the Firs: M; : isoili j
Episcopal church will co'.i'luct the!
service "Oiiisl:: at the revival mce:ii>- !
I rmmo- prttfi :ii tire church ott Fairnio:. '
i - avenue. It is desired that the women
. meet at (he church at seven o'clock
. hi order so complete anting -meats for
I the program this evening. Excellent
i services, are ii progress at the church j
and much interest is manifested in the !
.: services each evening. Some organi
[ j zarton of the church has charge of
, each of ti e evening services. Lust
! night ti;e Men's Bible classes were in :
!j charge and brief addresses were made j
by Senator W. S. Meredith. Capt.j
"! Kernble White and Rev. Austin Wilson '
', beside the sermon by the patsor. This j
'innovation is meeting with marked!
j success and the Women's Classes in
t barge tonight have promised a most
'.interesting program.
' r The Presbyterian congregation will
this evening begin a series of cottage!
1; prayer nicotine* to be held in conec-i
j lion witu an cvangcii uic campaign
j which the church will wage beginning;
ilie latter part of January. The meet-:
, ings will h-? as follows:
First Ward?Hugh F. Smith. HO"
Columbia street. Traders. F. C. E"-vilan
and Dalt.m VanFleet.
Bellview?Thomas A. Httnsakcr. j
Loader*. Mr. and Mrs. il. C. Stoetzer.'
I Feurth Ward?Mrs. Ira Langhlln.t
Hie Maple avenue. Tenders. Cecil l!c-"
(Donald, xl. C. Pitzer.
= i Fifth Waul?J. Waiter Rentes.
1 Leader. P. C. Den ham. A. 1). Gilbert. ;
;! Sixth and Seventh Ward: ?H. T*
: : Hungerford. f>o?> Gaston avenue. Lead'
- > -- T- T rf-v is TAeL-inQ
i ers. ii- r?. - - Kighth
Ward?"VV. S. Pitzer. "'.0 Lo i
-i fust avenue. Leaders. Mrs. X. K. C.
j Morrow. C. ST. Ritchie.
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;; Justices Are Filing
, j Their Eeport of Fines
| Semiannual reports ef the justices
> Oi the peace are not piling in Lie w. c
;1 they shruld be at Die office of fti1
! county iern. Sotue of "he justices >r
JI the peace appear to have forgotten
! the matter entirely.
"! Justice Thomas G. Price. of Moinn
' ! yah, in his report, which was tiled this I
i morning certifies that the total amouni
":of fines pa-d over to the authorities j
' j amounted to SliL while S10 was unco!-;
I Iected. He is the justice of the pe.ue j
;'of Gran' district.
j Justice M. W. Harris, of XTiii >.i 1'- j
jtrict. in his report, certifies that the
lines collected amounted to $12. K
] ty dollars was uncollected. Mr. Her
,'ris resigned some time ago as justice|
jet the peace. The report covers 'he;
I period 01 tim< from January 1, 1917. to ;
\"ovembwfi. 1917.
Ef ort Being Made to j
G-et Senator Cannon
Wires were burnt last evening ' >;
! secure United States Senator F>anl*. J. i
! Cannon, of Utah, to appear in Fair ;
.; n.ont under t'n? auspices of the Chris j
. | tian Endeavo- of First Presbyter.aa
! church.
j scr.a"-r Cannon was recently tour-j
:! in? Kur.-pe and is scheduled to speak
j iJi Pittsburgh tonight. Nothing d^
, I nite has been arranged, however, up
| '.o this i'nie.
Senator Cannon has said that a Go.!
man revolution is remote because "tun
i emperor :s quite able to make the pe> '
; pie believe that London is in ash-e
; 'hat America is not really in the war.
j and lit it the submarine warfare na;
; starved England." Continuing he na'?
said, "but he cannot make the German |
people feel that their stomach is full
when it Is empty.'
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Modart Corsets
Blouses
THE WOMAN'S SHOP
Mr*. Minnie Martin
Second Floor, corner Jackson I
and Monroe streets.
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QIONT. WEDNESDAY EVE
>AM NOW
I LOCAL SOOL
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To Sew Thursday. }
The Vigunnt Circle of Kings Daugh-'
; ts of he M. I'. Temple will spend j a
Thursday of this week at Red Cross | s
headquarters in work for the Hod a
Cross. All members ere requested to.
attend and to bring tie :r lunch.
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Eetc-taining Club. ( j
Mr . 1 ferry Scott is hostess this af-: .
tenioon at ii< : home 0:1 Oliver avenue
t j the Voting Married Women's club, j ^
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Forty at "Y." 1 ?
The bttsin* ,gi;is t iass of The
Vou'.r Women's Department <>!" tlie '
Y. M. C. A. held their monthly party ^
at the "V" reception it;;1' in:' evening "
which v : a delightful event. Sever- v
ail mcmhe: s of the class were the <
if.. to ... . a:;.. ti?::t refreshments were j 1'
served. I_
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A nreuv homo wedding was solem-;!
sized on Saturday evening at the home I
of ?.Tr. and Mrs J. K. Banner of pear j
Smithtov/n. when their daughter. Miss!
Florence Viola Htinner was united in j
marriage with Noel K. Holms. of Ma-;
sontov. n. W. Vu. liev. J. K. Kincaid !
of SmithtowR officiated at tlte mai-j
riagc which was followed by n wed-1
ding dinner. Members of the two in:-j
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mediate famines v.-ere jjiesc-n. ;
marriage. j
Mr. and Mrs. Helm a left Sunday forj
M.. oatjv.-n v.* lie re tliev have taken s;i .,
their residence. ' f
| PERSONALS Jji,
H. TV. Kimberlin. general manager j ^
of the euion Central I-ite Insurance j j,
company. w as a visitor in the city yes . B
rertlay. j t
Mrs. I'd ward C. Ferridav and son. , j
Ktlwar.l, i>t Wilmington. Del . are use ; v.
guests 'or several weeks of the fo>- . e
ntcr'R m- ther. Mrs. V. X. Arnett, jj j n
I-'airnior.- avenue.
Dr. I! tl. Stoetzcr will go to Mr.r-; a
cantown tomorrow to conduct the fa- |
nortil of He'irv Mttgler. whose death ji
occurre'' vesterdav as the result of ail t:
accident. B
Miss tlnrr: it Chaprell has returned
from Rochester. X. V.. whore she j.
had spent the holidays and lias re s
r-utned ; or work as instnirtor of Do- d
mestie ienci at the Normal school tl
Mi. s v'irgit'ia Dee Fleming loaves
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within \ woeK lor Hasmnsuw, . <- . ion
an extended visit to her si.-tcr. Mi " '
Victor i 'tin flings.
Mi: Margaret Crogan has returned
from Cameron where she hart spent
the holidays w.lh relatives and has rosi'med
r studies at the Xorai-t!
school.
Mrs. Margaret Mulvehill, of Benoni E
avenue, "eft this afternoon for Green
Cove Springs. Florida, where sue w.'i j
join a *nrty of friends for the remain o
der of the winter. p
Miss '.t'.ith Martin will return 'o a
Washington today where she will re ; c
surBe iter studies at the Martha Wash- j o
ngton fcool for girls. Site spent I a
the holidays here and at her home in j
Bridgeport.?'harksbtrrg Exponent. j ti
Miss \acliel Colweil. head of *hc ; K
home e onou ios department of the : C;
University, has been detained at he- tl
home in Granville. Ohio, on account r'
;;? the soriou-. illness of her fathe-.
Mews from Miss Colwell yesterday
tinted hat hei father's condition was
very cr.'.ioal, and the friends have 1
little hopes for his recovery.?Mot- j
gaaiowa Mow Dominion.
James W. Eradsliaw and daughters. I
Misses Marion, and Agnes, of Weston, i
iave moved to Morgantov. n and es- j
0-blishe 1 their residence in sunnyside.
A son. Watt Bradshatv. ha~
i>een with the Bishop Garage an-."
Supply icmpany for several months.?
r.iorgatnown New Dominion.
Mr. and Mrs. J .J. Hastings, of Biack- T
well, O. who have been guests at the
l onto of Mr. ' nd Mrs. Jae. F. Gump, on jj
I ocu^t avenue, have returned to their
! tme. Th">y were accompanied by 0
Mrs. Gump who went on to Clays vilte.
1-"as.. to visit her sister, Mrs. Chas.
I-ogue.
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NIXG. JANUARY 9, 191&
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\L EVENTsl
Sewing at Church.
The -women ot Christ P. E church
re spending today at the church'
owing for the Red Cross. There was J
large attendance of workers.
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Engagement Announced.
Miss Mildred Wiimoth and Mt? =
.u!a Lanham entertained Saturuay '
veninjr at the home of Mr. and Mro
E. Wi'moth. West Main street, ar.d
uring the evening announcement was
ade c- tite engagement of Miss;
ranees Klein to John Viner. forincti
of MCUtreal. Canada. and now ot
Vashing'on. P. C. Mr. Viner is a gradate
of McGilI University and Hat- j
urd. He is at present with the taril
ominissioii at Washington. Mies i
vlein is .he youngest aaugnrer 01 i. v..
mm gave
aged mother
vinol
Ccv She Is Strong and Bet- ter
Every Way.
Pit ai:in. M .T?"I suffered from a
,euk. ran-down condition so 1 couid ;
ot get around to do my usual light
utics. for 1 am T:; years of age and
ast bard work. My daughter arotight |
:e a bottle of Vinol and asked me to i
iv it. and after taking two bottles
hav e a good appetite, rest veil at !
ight t...a am. stronger and better in
very way."?Mrs. F. Anderson, Pit-1
tan, . J. j
We- wish every feeble, aged man j
nd woman in this vicinity would just j
ry i.-is constitutional cod liver and j
or. tor.:c on our guarantee to return ;
heir money if it fails to benefit. For-j
luia is on every bottle. J
Crane's .!'.:g store, "airtnent Vinol i
; soul in Mannington l)v the Pre-1
criptio.i Pharmacy and at. the best J
rue ster" in e:ery to~"n ard city in I
lie coj-itry.
To The Front
Men Have Gone?
Women are Coming
:ut It Is the Young cr Young Looking
Women Who A^e Chosen First.
The whcie world Is ovorfowing with
pporttinity for the woman v:lio is ca-'
able, active, youthful?for the worn-j
it who looks the paii. Gray, streak- J
d or faded hair, with its appearance j
f age is passed by. Unfair, yes. but
condition which must be met.
Thousands of women have found:
he way out with Q-Ban Hair Color!
lestorer. Not by dyeing the hair, be j
aase Q-Ban is rot a dye. bur, through j
he natural, gradual way in which it
sstores the youthful color. I
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ill not rub or wash off or stain ihe j
calp. You can wash or wave the
air as usual. A delightful toilet re- i
uisite which eradicates dandruff and I
eeps the hair healthy.
Sold by yood druggists everywhere '
n Money-Back guarantee?price 75c. j
O-ban Hair Tonic*
is an antiseptic, hygi- [f-?s3?2S
enic hair dressing as *
necessary to the proper tliffAi [Bj
care of the hair as a
acnuixicciv me w "any.
Should be used daily ''m. I 38'
bvchildrenandadults. ! 9
Removes dandruff, ; j ItUp-j m
keeps the hair soft and j '"iWt [ 3 'A !
promotes its growth. ; m W ;
Ensures a healthy . fl B
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Klein of this city. ,
The bride-to-ue graduated]from West; !
t'lrginii L'ni'ersity recently with tno I ]
highest rlass honors and was among '
the university's best known students :
during her four years in this city. The ,
wedding will be the culmination of - (
pretty romance, which began quite a
short time ago when Mr. Vir.er and ;
Miss Klein met at the wedding of JI1.3
Klein's rister in New Vork.?Gratto i
Sentinel.
Fi-st Baptist Ladies' Aid
The L.idies Aid society of the Fir-t
Ccptist churcL will meet tomorrow a;
the church on Walnut avenue tor tip
purpose of working for the Red Cross
Ir is urgently desired that there be c
"A SPIPMOIO T88ffi?i
n teasaov.v K ? i-av
Says Hixson Lady Who, On Dec- ;
tor's Advice, Tc-ok Cardai
And Is Slew Well.
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Hixson, Tenn.?"About 1" rears ago i
I was " says Sirs. J. B. Gaud, ot 1
this place. "I suffered -with a pain In ' 1
n.y left side, could not sleep at night : ]
with this pain, always in the left )
side...
Sly doctor told me to use Cardui. I
took one bottle, which helped me and
after my baby came, I was stronger
and hotter, but the paia was still
there. '
I at first let it go, but began to get ^
weak and in a run-down condition, j
so I decided to try some more Cardui, '
which I did.
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11115 1&2C V^ai UUi v? ua U i iwvu ?uo-\.
ir.e much. better. in fact, cured rr.;. Ir
has been a number of skll I ;
have no return of this trouble.
I feel it was Cardui that cured me.
and I recommend it as a splendid female
tonic." !
Don't allow yourself to becem"
weak and run-down from womanly , j
troubles. Take Cardui. It chould surely
help you. as it has so many thou '
sands of other women in the part ' ]
years. Headache, backache, sideacb \
nervousness, sleeplessness, tired-c-:
l'eeiing. are ail signs of womanly txou- I
ble. Other women get relief by iak'r-; ]
Cardui. TVhy not you? All druggists.
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About Y<
Your itrr.orancc may startle you- 3
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Few people know of the manyj 3
functions of the blood supply, and t
just how important it is titat it be
kept absolutely free from all impurt- s
ties. The health of the entire body i
depends upon the condition of the i
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rd by Rev. Y\ . J. Uddy, pastor 01 tne
r hurch.
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Worry and "the blues" are usually
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The abrupt change from
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headache, nervousness, ihodd tales
his "Prescription" of Dr. Pierce "a. It - ;
s prepared from tea tore's roots and
lerbs and does not contain a particle
if alcohol ex any narcotic. It'a not a
eeret prescription tor us npwima _
.ra printed cn wrapper. Send 20e fax
rial package to Sr. Pirree, TwraEda'
lotel and Surgical Institute, BoCalr,
r. T.t or write for free cccSdeatzal .-^i
3 vice.
Too will escape may Hit sad t&mz op id?
be coated tongue, the sallow cnmpliiiuii,
.he doD headache, the lazy liver, if yse ^
Till taie a laxative *ade up of tfce May
tpple, leaves of aloes, B>ot . ???
ailed Dr. Pierce s Pleasant Ppgetfc,^?< vaj I
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