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WEDNESDAY EVENING. AF
It Tliert join in hands, brave /
By uniting rrc stand, by div
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^ WOMEN IN THE MAIL
K ] EITHER the woman rural i
1\J woman letter carrier in cities a
States, nevertheless the first on
Marion county has so lately acquire
lite interest for some time to come.
% Under some tests the woman letter
iaunced a failure, but the experimen
large cities where the work is extrr
~nly to strong men who can carry 1
and climb miles of stairways without
id fatigue. In small towns, where tl
he taken care of by one or two mer
to be no good reason why women s
bulk of the mail.
That would release the men who
office for the heavy jobs, such as rece
ie mails and standing up to the sc
periods. At any Tate women shoulc
mail service as extensively as possibl
*rdi a policy would have the effect <
ef postoffice workers without at th
draining the supply male workers whe
Indeed before we are a year furt
I will have to come to the point of em]
ever they can be used so that men ca
heavier jobs. In England millions o:
in places which formerly were reserve*
end they are doing the work well. <
in industrial conditions has saddled a
proportions" upon the country .but o
that country that they are willing to
what shall be done to the women wo
over. At present they are interested
hacking up their army. And in the
future we will be in the same boat.
o
THE DUTCH AND CE
' ROM time to time since tire ecu
It"* in" on the we<t front there has
culation to the effect that the Gc
to violate the neutrality of Switzerlai
lands in an effort to strike the Allies i
\ That they are quite capable of doing
but it may be doubted that they will.
;hat it would not pay from a military :
w-eJe sure of some such sympathy
Greece under Constantine from the
country invaded. One Belgian cxpe
a war.
That they could not send an army
anless they were willing to hack their \
certain. There is plenty of German
pine republic, but the Swiss know th
of maintaining a separate political exi
landing aloof now and they prize th
V. ?ill: n
IJC WI1UX1^? (U IU1 il? ?? HQb uiv w
10 clear, and that makes the report tl
tpplying some sort of pressure upon tf
decidedly interesting.
Ordinarily there svould not be the
he attitude of the Dutch, but since thi
icen so much of the scope and audac
i{ German political corruptionists th
ake anything for granted in one of the
jf Europe. The Dutch statesmen lii
reidy to stand four square against a:
and they may cave in like straw men
1_RUFFS jFF
George Summers is almost certair
that Ll Col. Watson will be a candi
late for United States senator.
*
Wish, doubtless, is father to the
thought.
* * *
Unless C. TV., er come equally rich
guy. is snared Vo this senatorial
shindy a lot of politicians and political
writers may have to go to real
work this winter.
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Lot of itching palms right around
here, too.
They say the worst denser kinks
md potentates and sicb are exposed
to Is the insiduons influence or Cattery.
* *
But. pshaw, the way the flatterers
E. work on crowned heads is sot ? cir
-unnstanee to the way- they^lool the
"V : invasion and wt
* HOME " ; honor, csme win
t scxhat , ; rrrzay of the opei
OsglnsCompaar. for ^ ^
~ m : that it would be
ss v. sedic. Perhaps the kac
.gafg&sr-s* *sted **
Superintendent. help jt to presert
fko press. not dare to force
rstnied to the use ror ; ut CiennJny tnat
credited to It or not I r . r .<
r and also the local j from easy tor tin
publication or special ; jJjgy are Jj,
: ' questioned that
departments reached , ^ ^ c
? pect that they a;
eobekt e. w ard. ; t .1 c_-1
hash Ave.. Chicago. . ^ at u16 nniSh
res. .
:y.? One rear iZ.OO: C.Cfl
six ! T F I^y *?<
"*^>?p . i m?ni?ntr rtrah
>t-> One month. T3c; and earnest '<
^ts- Liberty loan con
s g!~e o'd as rre'.l as to have any troi
. - scriprions.
nt. West Virginia, as The county V
? - ? matter as it is no
call that have been h
;iin= to ?t The West to be held in the
WESTERN* TjN'IOX." -TX-. J
eace and a measenser 1 hc men
oace There Is no county especially
" of energy they ;
- ? work they are d
'RIL 24. 13IS. sonal comfort, t
? with a cheerful
county proud.
' There are co
k that the people
Mannington as i
are becoming b<
ward each other
all over and mai
These bottlin
as they seem to
operation on th
Eritish navy fa;
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Americans ell. navai enwu.isu.
iding zvc fall old crusisers ot
the challenge to
. SERVICE. will stick until
route carrier nor the j while.
ire new in the United I
e of each type which ' Automobile rr
d will continue to ex- with the govern
That is but natural. senger autcmob;
carrier has been pro- ity. Doubtless
ts were all conducted luctantly, becau
anely hard and suited pleasure type. 1
leavy loads ?cr 1 ou:s The real rub. h<
feeling any pronounc- ! ed up on Sunda
ic business section can : be done to put
i carriers, there seems f ures do not ac<
hould not deliver tire j looked for.
are left in the post- , what Gerrnai
:iving*ar.d dispatching j 3ient. according
irting tables for long j and fats in exel
1 be employed in the , at Dutch ports .
c. The adop lion of j taken over by t
>f filling up the ranks Germans wan t t:
e same time furtner through the Xei
> arc left at home. 0ut and out war
her into this war v.*c be granted by
ploying women vvner- same time aban>
n be reserved for the * truly unpleasant
f women arc working ' that ?he smashir
J exclusively for men, cause much rcji
Df course this change neutral countrie:
problem of no mean :
onditions are such in j David R. Fran
let the future decide Russia, would B
_1 ./lav ?l?^ ???? ? - -
r*u:rj> unci me * stone ir uovernc
almost exclusively it; , way. but Secret!
not very far distant Francis is too \
juncture when t
This may prove
RMANY. ^ _ : yr ancis. but it
itending armies ring nation. A broad
re been stories tn cir- ;a tjie senate as
rmans were preparing -0 a Jong way t
id or of the Nether- Reed. who is a rc
n a vulnerable place. t0 tj,e people of i
it no one will doubt.
for the simple reason ; The dosing ol
standpoint unless they i f;iU not comply i
as they obtained m jrst local rewind
government of the ;n this food ma
:r:ence ss enough for tions by whatev
complete approv
through Switzerland t].e regulations v
vay through is almost .
sympathy in the Al- .
at their only chance crrf
istcnce depends upon oKl.
eir liberty enough to That fondness
!utch would do is not other countries
. r- things originated
rat Germany is now chafjestoa Mail.
ic Dutch government
If vou want to
slightest doubt about v/interv you woul
? , > the cummer mow
s war began we nave
ity of the operations the guns of Ei
at it is not safe to uow. but he has
: little neutral nations eventually.?Mar
;e the Swiss may be j We are wriD
ny wind that blows. ; there are no pate
if put to the kind of i News.
: Some day a humanitarian will start
a society for the protection of rich
: stinks.
And -when it gets going right a
whole lot of light weight politicians
and scribes will lose interest in the
greatest sport in a free country.
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Girl down in the lower end of the
: state shot and killed the man she believed
had shot her brother.
i That's direct action with a truly
! feminine twist.
, ; ? *
I If you are dhp '1 commit nanr|
der. better be spec 1 -"'.re no strong
minded girls in the faici.v.
"
Government has cut the making of
I pleasure cars.
! This will make that old Ford of the
' vintage of 1492 worth more than It was
j when Henry Bold it to you.
E. A. Bartlett Here?E. A. Bartlett,
Jformerly of. this city .no?. m. resident
tot cmMim im. a bnsiatss visitor
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o?wOT?cTdMto face. ^ ^ '
R determined to ?^t for dor wtiiwi
it may, tfacy cooid make die cost to Ger ation
far octweigh amy possible advantage,
heir dykes they can flood the country so
impossible for an army to maneuver in it
iwledge on both sides that this is so will
: resolution of the Dutch government and
e such a firm front that die Germans w31
' the issue. It is beginning to be mspected '
the peace negotiations are going to be far
e representatives of the Central powers imposition
to dictate terms, and it may be
they will want to increase the handicap
arrying since they are beginning to susre
not going to have matters all their c::z j
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vfMUXITY MEETINGS.
nded patriotic meetings, great floods of I
>ry. energetic personal work by tfce womm i
ittention to details by the members of thej
imittcc can do it Marion county ought not
ible to get its quota of Liberty loan sub,-as
never so thoroughly aroused over any
w over the war. The community meetings
eld and the preparations for those that are
immediate future all indicate that.
women in the email towns throughoift -the
r deserve to be commended for the amount!
ire throwing into the cause. Most of the
oir.g involves considerable sacrifice of perime
and money, but it is all being done
sss and a vim which ought to make Marion'
mpensations. of course. One of these is
of the whole county: of Fairmont and
.veil as of the distinctly rural communities,
stter acquainted and more sympathetic toll
will be a different county after it is
jy a gap will have been bridged.
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g up operations are seldom as successful
be. but the big thing about the British
e coast of Belgium" yesterday is that the
as put another tin ear on the German
nent. German engineers may blow the
it of the channels in a few weeks, but
i the German fleet Which the raid implies
the German navy does something worth
o
lanufacturers of the country have agreed
ment to curtail their production of pasiles
about 75 percent of the total capac
ins ouvsnuusui uiiiuc una icqucat i cse
the automobile, even of the so called
las become a necessity in this country,
owever. was the gasoline which is bura-j
y trips and joy rides. Something must
a stop to that ard if the present meascomplish
it more drastic ones may be
ly wants from the Netherlands governto
the North Gorman Gazette, is cheese
hange for coal and the use of tonnage ;
as compensation for the Dutch tonnage,
he Allies. London also hears that the,
j renew the shipment of sand and gravel j
dierlands and perhaps the shipment of,
material. None of these requests can j
the Dutch government without at the;
doning the role of a neutral. It is a
situation and there is not much doubt
ig of the Prussian military menace will
oicing among the people of the little
5 of Europe.
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cis. at present American ambassador to
e the successor of the late William J.
>r Gardner, of Missouri., could have his
try of State Lansing will not consent,
aluablc a man to lose at the present
he situation in Russia is up in the air. j
small disappointment to Ambassador
is h distinct loss to Missouri and the
guaged, 100 per cent American sitting
; the representative of Missouri would
oward making up for the presence of
-proach to a great state and a weariness
rhf* connfrv at. Inrsre.
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: a local store because the proprietors
?.-ith the government regulations Is the
;er that the government means business
tter. The enforcement of the regu'.aer
r,'leans are .necessary Trill have the
al 01 the public, for whose protection
rere drawn up.
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)ZIT AND SNAPPY
v/hicli Germany shows for carving up
may return, with a good many other
: by kultur. to plague the inventor.
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"Keep the Home Fires Burning" next
d better lay in your coal supply during
,{!:s.?Wheeling Intelligencer.
nperor Karl may be helping hi! master
hopes that the allies will set him free
tins burg World.
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g darned pants and patched shoes, but
hes on our patriotism.?West Virginia
| Editorial Comment
on Current Subjects
* i
WE ARE GETTING SHIPS.
Prom the Pittsburgh Gazette Time?. !
Six stee! and two wooden ships of
; an aggregate tonnage cf 62.300, launch!
cd in the last week at American yards. .
j Is significant of the cnortr.ocs amount
i of cargo space to be in: afloat when ,
| oar shipbuilding p- . is under :
: way. Last week's ale was a ,
! decided increase over t:ia accomplish- j
! ment of any other like period. Sixty- ,
j two thousand tons is about equivalent ]
j to the average of submarine sinkings j
1 of British ships of 1.6C0 tons or ovex ]
in the last dozen weeks. If this zate ,
of launchings is maintained and im- ,
proved upon it will not be long until ]
the United States alone is offsetting i
with new production all the destrac-!,
tion caused by the German U-boats, j <
When that point is reached the Tirpitz j,
party In Prussia will have rc hunt cot- , i
er. tor Allied shipping will then be 'I
increasing at a rote unprecedented in ' I
inprise airiTSfC. That it wsC sot he -
&k&
THE SHIPBUILDER.
0 SCHWAB.
Here's Mister Soil-cab,
Begob:
Sight on the Job.
No common slob
Is Mister Sdrwab.
He's oae of as?the mob?
Bae see! the convolutions is his knc
Are thick as kernels oa a cc'o,
So help me. bob!
Believe me. be, hell rob
The IJ-boat of its job
And make the Germans sob
To think a man named -Schwab
Is playing hob
j With their nefarious mob.
Some pnnch! some throb!
Has Mister Schwab.
; He takes a gob
I Of molten metal and a daub"
j Of paint and bibbity-bob!
| The 33ilors swab
A new deck; ensin.es throb
And, slearning like the kettle on th
tab.
One new boat's done cabob.
And fit for any job.
Some squab
Is Mister Schwab,
Begob!
Wearing the kaiser's goat upon hi
fob.
?Edmund Vance Cooki
(Copyright, 1918, X. E. A.)
long deferred may be concluded froi
the recent changes in Emergency Flet
Corporation direction. As even Ge
many agrees that ships -will win th
mar. victory must be ours. But nnt
the Hun hands over his sword we mm
continue to press every efort we hav
begun.
NEW CHIEF OF U. S.
ORDNANCE BUREAl
GS2T CLAE3KCE C.TVELLJj6an? .
Brig- Gen. VVBiiams. Pershing's ord
nance officer, has been ordered t(
Washington to become chief of th<
Ordnance Bureau.
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W hat People ^ay
and Some Side Remarks
i
Lieutenant George H. Roder. recent
ly delivered a lecture at Connellsville
Pa., in which he discouraged the drop
pins of the study- of the German tan
guage in the schools. He said:
"Just because you are furious
at a nation gone mad doesn't
mean that you needn't speak their
if absolulolv essen
tial in science uiid it seems a pitythat
an attempt is being roSdc for
the elimination of the study of the
language."
yThe lieutenant, who was a studen
or bacterology before the war. said
-Why, if I wasn't able to read
German I might go on experimenting
for several years on
something a German scientist had
already perfected, when if 1 knew
the language I will profit by what
he has discovered."
Mrs. LaMar Satterfield has been II
for a week of grip at her home oi
Boydston street.
IDE BRHKJN THE DAM
May often be stoppea with a re
sackfuls of sand or earth. Likewist
a serious illness may often be avert e<
if we take it in time. 90 per cent o
serious diseases arise rrom a weak
ened condition of the constitutioi
brought about by some form of de
rangement of the stomach, liver, o:
hovels, and if this condition is correct
?y looked after promptly, the larg<
number of people who die from gravi
constitutional diseases would be savet
to a life of usefulness and industry
Your country now needs yon at you:
best whether you are ou the farm. It
the factory, or at work in any othei
useful occupation and no one can dc
their best work if sick half of the time
Jay's Pepsotone is a truly remarkable
remedy for ills of the stomach and liv
er. Its mild action and prompt reliel
is evidenced daily by thousands who
take it. Every user has become a
oooster because yon do not have to
take it often or for long periods ol
time.- The relief you get from the remedy
Is permanent and lasting. It Is
tuaranted and sold for SO: end $1.00.
Positively will not gripe or purge.
Sent on receipt of price :f your dealer
enn ri'h n DnnffAtrmA
rOUUUk O^l'i'V t IT v
:o- Huntington, W. Va.
JAY*8 PEPSOTONE
Relieve* Bitniffiies.
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Now Is The 1
ToSel
i
i
Spend Wisely
".a. tree florins stiem aa aaocess
fully tars a. thocsand mill
wheels In its coarse."
There's a lesson from nature
which can well be takes to heart
^ by every present day American.
These are days of economy, bat
true economy consists of spend in?
wisely instead of hoarding.
Wealth Increases with use. The
more money spent in wise directions
the greater the prosperity ol
the nation.
Support your home industrieskeep
the home fires burning?they
is torn will support the families in
your tovt. Each community doing
its "bit" in this way is doing
its bit for-the nation: for the prosperity
of the nation depends largely
upon the prosperity of each
community.
e Therefore, spend wisely, spend at
home.
Many Will Desire
These Pretty
j. Summer Skirts
Here are skirts that will show np
? wool e^vlieh trlfh *? nrfttfr TCaJ?4t
; Embroidered in their making are
ii i the most recent style ideas.
:t i Pretty sport models in a variety
r" J of stunning materials, color and de,e
: signs, street models' in extreme
11 and conservative designs, dressy
it models, numbers of them?the
e dressiest of the dressiest creations
to appear for spring and summer
wear. Our price makes them spies
did values
T $8.25 to $21.75.
J i .
True Values
11 WASHINGT<
GOSSIP
WASHIXGTOX, D. C-. April 2i.?
Humoco is the name of a new post
office established in Summers county.
p/~?r?a w a u'isoman has heeil
j issued a commission as its first postmaster.
Another new office, estab)
lishea upon the request of Congressman
Stuart F. Reed is christened
Dawmont and is located in Harrison
county. George D. Simon has been
- commissioned its postmaster.
>
! After a visit of several days with
Congressman and Mrs. Harry C.
Woodyard, Judge Thomas A. Brown.
. of Parkersburg. has left for his home.
--?Robert
Lilly, of Bluefield is spendng
a few days sightseeing ia tie
Capital.
A notice from the Pension Bureau
'n Senator SntherlaBd announces tie
"| granting a pension at the rate of!
.* 520 a month from October 1916 and j
> $25 a month starting October 1917.i
to Mrs. Nancy- A. Sumate. of Pine
. Knob. \V. Va. Senator Sutherland has
taken up with the pension officials
the case of Frank AVithers. of Charleston.
and ha sfiled evidence in sup-,
port of the application of Mrs. Rebecca
Walter, of Philippi.
There is a rising demand throughout
the country for Congress to repeal
the new zone mail system. Senators
and Representatives are being delugt
ed wtih petitions, resolutions, etc.
. Women's liternrv clubs are .it is evident.
active in the movement for re:
Spat Pumps |
Smart women are wearing !
' them?they are scarce as so- !
and almost as xxcdflt?the I
| charming new models we are If
showing In grey?tan. field H
1 mouse, patent, black kid and U
white
; $5 to $6.50., ?mmrnmm
1 Our showing In boots both !
, in high and low heels in all ;
- i wanted leathers is complete
| now?new shipments just
received $4 to flO..
Shurtleff |
& Weltonl
11 "
ect Tour Summ
We Are Prej
Special i
Barely hvr? hato displayed eud
shape sad sty!?. Nor ta*a hats !
costume ensemble as they will this
BEAD? IN ADVANCE?and t!
somewhere about COURTNEY'S H
ery from others in winsomeness u
sity is our assortments to satisfy a'
Flower trimmed leghorns in be:
trims. With Milans in large and s
white wings, burnt ostrich and goo*
No one would ever think that
at such reasonable prices.
$7.50 TO
Also a complete showing of I
Brim Hats at
$2^0 TO
SEE OUR WINE
What Kind of Hosiery do
Yon Wish?
\
We can give you whatever kind
you desire at whatever price you
wish to pay. Our stocks sure at
high-tide?let as show yon.
Courtneys'
DN NEWS-:-1
| By CHARLES BROOKS 8MITHT)
peal. In West Virginia, Congressman 1
H. C. Woodyard's constituents hare 1
been stirred up and they are being '
heard from. H? has filed * large '
number of petitions and resolutions :
received trom the Fourth district with the
clerk of the Honse.
Writing to these interested people
acknowledging the receipt .of their
protests. Congressman Woodyard has |
included a copy of a letter ha wrote i
on the subject recently and sent to
Rep. Frank F. Woods. %hainnan of
the N'atlonaJ Republican Congressional
Committee. In that communication.
Mr. Woodyard wrote:
"In response to your Inqnio' concerning
the origin and application of
zone postal rates on second class
matter {magazines), "I would say that I
I opposed that proposition from thej
beginning. This provision never sue-!
ceeded in getting by the Post Office'
Committee, of which I have the honor f
to be a member, bat by reason of the
influence of tbe President and the
Administration, the Postmaster General
succeeded In setting the Wars
and Means Committee, -while considering
the War Revenue BUI. to insert
it in that measure. The Senate at
WANTED?Toung women nurses
in wards of the Hospital. Must come
well recommended. Good training
School. Three year's coarse. Including
12 months at Bellvne and Allied Hospitals
of New Yoric City. For particulars
apply to the Superintendent, the
Dixmont Hospital, for the Insane^ Dix- j
mont. Pa. " I
Liberty Loan
In order to facilitate th<
ty Loan Bonds, the People?
tablished a liberty Loan Bo:
It makes it possible for
come to own a Liberty Bond
$1.00 per week for fifty
Bond.
$2.00 per week for fifty
Bon<l
We buy the bonds and 1
in fulL If payments have b<
week for fifty weeks the b<
scribed will be delivered. It
the date of delivery to you}
of paying for the bonds in i
and when payment has been
be delivered.
IT IS YOUR PATRIOTIC D
Subscribe for
The Peop Vs tt
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tared With a t,
Slowing
i m definite variety. both mm t? arid
Wfl such a conspicuous place Jn
summer.
lore Is a characteristic difference
iTS that distinguishes our i'1111''
id style feature and enough diverxwnlnx
pokes and appticued Sower ^
mall shapes, trimmed in bnaoflfnl
e feather*. -=
such beautiful hats could be sou "
'$1450
fbita Sailors and Mn"? Cushion '
$8-50.
K)W DISPLAY.
a*,* fig B9H
US
Whether or not you bay
Liberty Bonds?make it |
a practice to buy War
Savings Stamps at Obr
Cashier's Desks.
lOS-llOMaiii^; : .*
first struck it oat. Jrat finally tt am*
ferenoe between the two Houses, the
Administration bad snffleitpt InUaence
to retain It. V ' '
"Owing to tbe tact that turn proria- *
ion. as enacted, tea the bavin* oi 'a
the Administration and the Mjority jtit
party in both Houses, I do not ajwct EH
that it will be repealed, although lib- ,'41
3f tbe opinion that it ought to be. The
publications that you mention should
mderstand the situation and place th?
responsibility where It belongs.**
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