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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-01-25
KANSAS WOMAN
Who SUFFERED
From Headache, Backache,
Dizziness and Nervousness,
Restored to Health by
Lydia E. Pink hams
Vegetable Compound.

Lawrence. Kans. =" A year ago | was
suffering from number of ailments.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-01-25

Fountain Null is spending q few
days with his parents al Anna.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-01-25

Mrs. ]. l.. Marley, OF Mounds. was
In the city shopping yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-01-25

Miss Jean Beal is visiting her
parents at Vienna for several days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

One Of tho most popular business
men OF Wheeling is ". ". Irwin. and.
although born in Kentucky. his fath.
or was reared In Belmont county.
ohio, ana his mother grew TO woman.
mood In this city. He was born In
Boyle county. Kentucky in 1851 II.
was educated at Center COLLEGE. Ken
lucky. graduating when nineteen
year OF .--, .u 1881 an '....... ...
lege he came 20 this city. engaging
with the late \. T. Young In the drug
business. with whom be learned tha
pharmacy business I'm 1853 he mar-
aged the drug store az Chaplinc a.d
weniy-iourth streets. Of which os-
1856.
His success in his chosen vocation
LED 20 his being called into public
service through the Democratic party
OF winch De was an ardent sud- 0rt,~.
His career Ia politics began when
ne was elected 10 membership fin the
second branch Of the city council i'm
1881. when he served two-y.a-
term. AtterWard he was chosen to
represent the sixth ward .n the fre-
branch Of council. serving in that ca
paclty until January. l. 1897. lie was
men elected a member o. the h0arI
OF commissioners OF Ohio county.
represenuug webster district. In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

Wellsturg 10 Wheeling. where no
mas since resided. For four years he
was member of the Board Of Re.
gents OF the state normal schools.
regent Tor the Deaf. Dumb and Blind
institute. and served nine years as a
regent OF the West Virginia Univcrs.
ny. Mr.. Sommerville stands high in
tne esteem and respect Of his col.
leagues of The bar and the people of
W n'tling lie is the sole attorney OF
me Pennsylvania Railroad system in
west Nirrini1. lie married Miss Az.
1 ne. e. hosic. OF Brooke County. in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28
FRANK A. O'BRIEN

Mr.. Frank 4. OBricn is one OF the
rising youns lawyers Of Wheeling. b.
ing engaged in the practice Of law
with his brother !. J. p. O'Bnen.
with offices in The Schmulbach build
ing lie was born IN this city. Ma,
goth. lN>2. lie received his education
az Mount St Mays College. Mar,
land. Western University OF Pcnns,,
wanna. Pittsburgh, and finally grade
ated from the law school OF the IVES
Virginia University In 1903. immedi
atcly entering upon the practice o.
his profession. in which he has beer
signally successful HIS political al.
hiations are with the Republican
party.
Mr.. oRrien is popular In social, pro
fcssioual and business circles. I'll
society affiliations are with th.
knights OF Columbus. Benevolent PRO.
tec'ive order Elks. the Carroll ana
University Clubs. he was married
June 1e. 1909. 20 Miss E-toua J.
SclIaudocker. tie daughter of rep.
resentatiyo bushes man OF Cuc.u.
NATL Ohio. Mr. OTrieu.s father was
the late Col Thomas OBrien. "a prime
factor in the business and comu,rcial
prosperity Of WHOoI.u-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

1900 the Democratic party. I'm looking
Tor an available candidate for III. az.
nee OF sherin of Ohio county. settled
on Mr. Irwin. lie was elected 10 that
ohlce IN the fan oi that year and
assumed the duties of his uusition an
1901. serving out his term az four
years with the appreciation OF thu
public. lu all THINGS MI Irwin has
been public spirited Through AN hf-
public career retained control OF his
pharmacy business. which h. now
conducts personally m the old stand
'hapllne and TWenty-fourth streets.
Hc Is most prominent fr his r-..-.~l
al Affiliations. In the Masonic fra.
'ernitv he is a 30 degree Mason. past
eminent commander Of Wheeling com.
mandery. Knights Tomplar. and mast
potentate Of Osiris. Temple OF Chrin.
crs His great popularity in this or.
der was attested thi, year when n.
was elevated 90 the highest Office
within m" eift OF This organization
by being elected imperial rotout1tc
- tho gathering az Dallas. Texas. ~.
Is a.. an active member Of Tho
KNIGHTS Of Pythias. 4 O. T.. W. and
Wheeling lodge Of EIks
NJ. Irwin was married in 1889 IN
Miss Mary C.. OFT. daughter OF the
late Henry or. OF this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

In the diocese three communities OF
the Visitation Sisters and the Sisters
az S. Joseph, who do much work in
the hospitals. take charge OF the Or
phan asylum and teach in the paro-
Chial schools
The diocese OF Wheeling is quite
extensive. comprising as it does the
state OF West Virginia evcept the
counties OF Pendloton. Grant. Hardy.
Mineral. Hawps N.lsdu. Ben.
ley and Jefferson. which are under
the jurisdiction Of the diocese OF
Richmond. also the counties OF Lee.
Scott Wise. Dickinson. Buchanan.
WASHINGTON. Russell. Crayson. Taze-
well Smyth. Carroll Wythe. Bland
Floyd. Pulaski Montgomery. ellis and
portion of Craig county in the ctate
ot virginia The total area OF tho
diocese % Wheeling Is 29172 SQUARE
miles which gives some faint idea OF
the responsibility and care attached
to the Office which Bishop Donahue
so acceptabiy and conscientiously
Oils
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

The Hon VI L. Brown. the present
warden of the peuiteutiary az Mounds
Vile has proved 20 be one Of the most
efficient men that have filled that diff
iicult position. IL is trying and diff
icult task TO perform ami Governor
Giasscock. knowing Mr. Browns ca
pacity for such work, made no mis-
take when he appointed him to the
Wardenship, January !, 1911. He is
possessed Of fine executive ability and
eminent business qualifications.
Mr.. Brown was born ina Nououcalia
county in 1867. and received his early
education at the pUbH- schools OF
that county At the age OF Is he was
teaching school and afterwards at
tended the West virginia university
al Norrautowu he was elected
county superintendent of schools
Nh'n - years ri age. lie also served
as deputy circuit court clerk Of his
native county. and for several wears
was chief clerk in the Morpau-owu
post Office. Ia 1901 be eugae.d In
the banking business and five years
later me- orgau.zed and became cashier
OF che Bank of Norgautawn. nov one
~ the souudest banking institutions
thai city &c. was greatly interest
ed in educational affairs. SERVING for
eve years on the board of education
or Morsan'cwn. yud was filling a pa-
~ltion ui secretary of that board when
D" was appointed warden Of the peui-
Tertiary
ln politics he has always been an
ardent lc,al ~upuor:or of the Drinci
pies cf the k'-ublicau party lie is
AFFILIATED with he Mason fraternity
and D. O. member Of The odd Fellows
rider lie ana Mrs Brown ana three
children live very happily at Mounds
vile
'.s h'sh character as man soon
moved I'."lt no his management OF
'h' uDn'tentiary. lie is Intensely in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

or the three bishops who have had
, charge of the See OF Wheeling since
! its orgsnization. Bishop +. J Donahue
! OF the Roman Catholic church. is by
Tar the most efficient and stands the
strongest in the affections of his peo-
pie and in the respect Of the public
at large.
Rt Rev. Patrick James Donahue.
ID. D., was born in lS49. He was grad
u3t-d from The London university in
1903 and fitted himself for the prac-
tee OF law. following that vocation in
Washington. II. C. from 1874 to 1882
HIS bent was strong toward the
church and he was ordained priest in
1879. He was chancellor Of the do
cese Of Baltimore from 1856 10 1891.
His abilities in the service of the
church were soon marked and
recognized. From 1891 TO 1894 he
was rector OF the Baltimore Cattle
dral When RI Rev. John !. Kahn.
ID. D. Bishop OF Wheeling. was trans
ferred 10 the archdiocese of s. Louis
In 1885. Bishop Donahuo was named
as his successor ana duly cunsecrat.
ed In that year
Inc work OF Bishop Donahue in this
diocese has been fruitful To- tho
cnurch- The Catholic population OF
he diocese Is estimated at 81 GOO
There are. however. quite "A number
OF Catholics entering West Nirsini1
at The present time. owing TO the
large development Of the resources
OF the state. SO that IL is difficult 10
arrive a. any accurate count OF their
numbers The history OF the Catao-
inc church in this state since EtsHo.
Donahue took tho direction Of ifs .f
airs has been one OF rcmarkshl. r-,.
-i"ss- When De took charge of the
See OF Wheeling .herc were about
'alrty-iiVc priests under his u-isdic.
non, Which number has been in-
creased to eighty a. the present limo
'"i ing me u.uct. cl years of BIenon
'"l'..i-'r administration many new
D. IONS have been established ~
lutF With d." schools. hospitals and
.N N'E'r. Among the Dlarlt.hl. in.
7'Ituton7 are. TIL Home OF the
rpod SHE herd. near Wheeling. which
nav 20 OF unfortunate glr!-. where
ucy are trained 90 lead better lives
IAd which now has 200 inmates. the
81 Johns Home. at Elm Grove. has
'-eh rebuilt. and has under It's CHARGE
10 present. S.Ntnty-Hvc orphan bo.s
n ititr add ton h1, been erected AZ
si N.acents Home. Elm Grove. and
i-" number of orphan girls ncpt i'm
mat lnsutu .un .- between riglf,.tye
and ON" hundred
Am"'- tHe educ. .onal institutions
arc Oh. Mammal Training school. r.ar
I-.'. Grove. con .uCfcd Z. fhs
I'..N.--. Mt dr Chrrfll
academy. T.a- VIII, aul or. - fIe
0.'r. '.l'. .trI schools for e.r.. in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

terested in the problem OF prison man.
agemen: as u relates 20 the individual
convict and his moral and mental in
struCtion. Since he took charge of
TIE Prison he has relaxed some Of the
seventies Of discipline. 80 far as IL
could be done with safety. and has
grantod the prisoners privileges they
never before enjoyed. In a recent
visit TO the peuitentiary the writer
was surprised OF the attractive ap-
pearance OF the institution and the
ueatncss and cleanliness Of the cells.
all having been renovated and re-
painted since Mr.. Browns incunb-
eucy. lie has encouraged the attend
anc" az the evening school. more es-
r"ciully those of the illiterate class.
The course Of study has been pnlarg.
ed. ana the prison library ha- been
added TO, with a Reconsideration and
r"catalo2uing OF the books The pris-
oners to-day are better fed and
clothed that at any time in the his
tory OF the institution
Mr.. Brown is something OF a far
MeT. ana naturally he has taken -ore
pains with tho prison farm. which
raises a large part Of the provender
Tor the prison tables. He has gotten
" i4'IahiN NOR" out or 10 than any
OF MS predecessors 10y increasing its
produc'iyeness in applying the most
modern farming methods. He has also
turned his attention 10 improving the
farm stock The female prisoners q o
better cared for than formerly. and
THIS department of the prison has
been remodcied and put IN first class
condition. The prison is more than
sclf+ps tanning. the state deriving
some revenue from the products OF
the prisoners. The institution has
never been in better condition. uhysi-
'cally. morally and financially. than at
The present time. which speaks vol
umes for Mr.. Browns intelligent and
efficient direction of its affairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

Joseph. lai-c hospital az Parkers-
tHr- and similar Institution al
'.-ffslgrs A. fleetwood. Nicno'as
county. q new ho 0i'll Is being erect
cd and coMmod.ods buildiua OF the
-Ee character is just now being
..G a. Charleston
IHo RELIGIOUS communities OF
priests have been introduced m,o the
a.'crse during the administration OF
.iehDp boraHuc the Mar'-ts ana the
i.'n'dictlne Father The Capuchin
Fathers were introduced into tho dio.
Cns@ by the late Archbishop ,1iu
Will" bishop of Wheeling Among the
Inherent orders Of Sisters NAV bo
m.ntiou"l rho Good Shepherd sisters
several branches of the Sisters OF 81
Francis. tho Pelican Sisters and the
'Hruo.tH Sisters. The latter just ra-
Gently established. There are also
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-28

The subject OF this sketch Is one
OF the leading lawyers OF Ohio county
Mr.. Sommerviue was born near
Eethany. IN Brooke county. June 8.
1892. lie attended the public and nor.
maj schools and took a special course
az Bethany college. lie affiliated
WIN the Democratic party In 1857
ne was elected a member of the
mousse OF delegates from Brooke
county. While teaching school he
studied law and was admitted TO the
practice In 1875. In 1854 he was elect
~ 10 the state senate from the First
district In 1857 ne removed from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-30
BOOKS RECEIVED.


ira" Story "f Agatha Ann" BY Ceoraie
Tiillnan Suead. 81 net.
"Deuces Wild" By Harold MacC;rath. 81
rho Convert" by Elizabeth Robins. %
"Fair Margaret" By +. Marion Crawford.
ON ~ seaboard." By August strnd.
~ tho open Sea" By Angus, strindberg.
'wG,rh Your step" ny Alvin Mccaslin.
Miscellaneous.
lnlletin 80 of the Bureau of American
chippewa Music H. By Frances Dens,nore
smithsonian Institution.
divorce ny Matthew Wood, NJ. d. sc5
Was tho Apostle Paul an Epiieptic?" Ky
Matthew Wood NJ. -. N.25.
suffrage" ny Sir Almoth Il: Wright. 81 net
'Simplited Spelling. An Appeal to Common
"Old rogy." Edited 10y james IIunekcr.
My neioved South" by Mrs. 7. T.. o'Con-
The Book OF the Epic" BY IL. A. Guer-
Harriet neecher stowe" by Martha
The Facts Ah"mt Shakespeare" by VIII
liam Allen Nelson and Ashley Horace
"A,dytr,isinns and Selling by Harry l..
"Hioeraphy and Unparalleled Discoveries
Of r. !. j, See. By w l.. Webb. $50
Marriage and Divorce ICY John Haynes
"'rhe Philosophy of Art" by Edward
Howard GrisEs. slko net.
For Young People.
The Torn Book by y. z. Baker si25
The Tumble Man" BY lily Mayer. Verses
by Ch"riea Hanson Towne. ti.2i net.
Nancy in the Wood" by Marion Bryce.
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"hnnc. Actress"


Ey Juliet {. Sagcr sl25 not
While the stage and it's people form
Il favorite subject for writer's Of Gc-
ton IT rarely occurs that anything
IKE true picture of either Is pre-
scented. Either the writer's DO not
paraphrase very freely. In the case
Of Anne. Actress" however. there is
one OF the inevitable exceptions that
prove the rule. 1t may nc said in
passing, that Mr. Nanccs Joan Thurs
day" reviewed i'm these columns some
weeks ago. tx another And. while
Mr.. Nance's story is more dramatic. it
is no more lifelike in its depletion Of
the world OF back stage" than is
Juliet &. SaHcr's Romance OF "a star"
as the subtitle reads
At the time the story begins. Anne
liouEhton has been a stock actress for
many years She is still a leading
woman, bat the constant strain of act
ing ana rchcarsins has worn away
some OF the bloom of youth and OF tho
freshness OF her beauty. while her
struggles against the personal importu-
mites OF many men. including thoS" of
her present manager have p-rccptihly
hardened her. out OF the routine of her
endless grind stand tx" ambitions: to
obtain broadway enlargement" and
10 bring - hor home tn" child Of her
unfortunate marriage. whom She has
not seen FOR Years.
This girl has been left Win q reia-
tive i'm tho West, but FOR her welfare
Anne has shaved through season after
season not only DURING the regular
theatrical seasons. hut through weary
ing engagements Of summer stock
work UnnpprcciatiVc however. ni her
mothers uuscltish indulgence" OF her.
Tie =irl is constantly urging Anne 10
hermit her TO join h"r.
flp moment when ANN.
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RICHMOND vA SUNDAY NOVEMBER 3d. 1913

of General Pickett" Mrs General
George T.. Pickett. "A Gentleman ut
Rome, John Temple Graves. Thcatri-
cal: ~ Diaphanous Dancer" Alan
Dalo; AN Artist In Vaudeville" Otbc-
man stevens: Lillian OF the Films"
The Hidden Children" Robert w
Chambers. The Valley of tho Moon"
Jack London. Cassidy" Larry Evans
Tho Ghouls." Arthur Ii. Reeve. Broth
ers of Angels" Booth Tarlliurton
Faith. Frederic Arnold Hummer
The New Adventures of WallinSford"
George Randolph Chester. "New Fa-
blcs in slang" George AIDE. Cover De
sign" Harrison Fisher.
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~ Lost Paradise" Ga serial story).
Frederick Arnold hummer. only a
Miracle "a short story), Lloyd Os-
borne. Some Spine" Ga short story.
Elizabeth Wcstwood The Warming
"a snorr story, Elizabeth Newport
Hepburn. An III Wind" Ga short story,
Fannie Heaslip Lea. The Masks of
Love "a serial storyp. Mn.earith :;pald-
Ing Gerry swinging Round The Circle"
t"ditcrialSl. the Gator. Dark liol-
low ca serial story. Anna Katherine
Green Ills Pearl ca short storyD,
Mic" MacGowan The Foolish Books
ca short stor.D. Gwen Oliver. ~
Winged Coronet" ca short stor,D.
Anne Warner
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..,hc Strcak."

by David Potter Si95 net
Here is another story OF misccgcna-
lion. hut with the shoe ON the other
foot. as it were. since in this instance
IL is the man who is Of mixed breed.
Though a Princeton graduate. Dick
Nelson. who marrcs very lovely
American girl. is "a Filipino half-brccd.
When he reaches his home with his
bride he plungcs at once into intrigue
both political ami otherwise. and comes
TO thc conventional bad ending And
this i fortunate. for his wife had al
ready fallen in love with the sort Of
man Sh" should have married in The,
nrSt place
While The story proper is somewhat
likc tue actual streak on the book,
cover yellow lit is apparcmtly writ
ten from an intimate knowledge of
Philippine AFFAIRS. and is worth read
ing. because of the realistic picture
that II presents Of life in Manila and
the inland: in other words. il seems
atmospheric
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..I,o.c of the Garden"

~ NtIHtTINV TNnaN NI.JI net
Int" romance katherine lyman has
woven the story, drawn from history
"i Lady sarah l-cnnoN. daughter of the
Earl Of March. ana her love affairs
which included one with "a kim of
England.
While the story is told merely as .:
story. 1t is based upon actual occur
renc"S' and Il number of prcsumabiy
""tht"tic letters lend verify TO tho tall.
And. although the Lady Sarah was not
hoii'hiN more moral than her time. She
- portrayed as a wondcrfuily winning
woman by the Sympathe author Of
this romantic study
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"I'hc Golden Hollow"

ity Rcna Carey Sheffield. 81 net
Although this is Il pleasant enough
little tale. it's chief interest lies in the
fact that il forms the basis for a libel
suit threatened or begun, because the
husband of the author believes that he
recognizes himself in the unpleasant
character of Mac in the story
The heroine writes her drcams to
an unknown man. whose BOOKS have
made her think that he would not
"starvc" hey. "a Mr Leacocks phrase
olorY When they meet. love instant
~ attacks them both. ana the heroincs
"n@agemon, I" the Mac who aroused
the ire Of Mr.. sheffield becomes Of see
"udary Interest 10 her. save as an am
noNancc.
OF course. the dreams end happily
TO- all-,Ncept Mac
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Three American Singers (Louisc
Homer. Geraldine Farrar. Olive Frem-
Stad). VILLA Sibcrt Gather. "lic Knew
She Was Going to Say That" Julian
street Life on broadway" Helen van
Camper. Thrown TO the Lions" wal
lace Irwin. The Saiamunder," Owen
Johnson. The Leopard Lady" Sax
Rohmer My Autobiography S. s.
Mcclure. Memories of a Doctor"
Anthony the Absolute Samuel Mer-
win. Agnes and the Wheel OF For
tune" Marion Hill. The Three
Knocks" Edith Mucvanc. Tom Row
iand-Pcanuts. Edward Mott Woolloy.
Your Money aud How to Make 1t
Earn" Albert w. Atwood. Cover de-
sign by Clarence +. Underwood
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Stories. ,


The Ladders of Linz" Frank Savile.
"Eulwinklc X CO." Horace y. Nnchell.
THE Lantern of DOOM" Bertram At
key. "A Present for the Prime Min
lister" j. j. Bell AT the Breaking
OF the Frost" {. G. Andrews The
Torch" Richard Marsh. The Three
l;uns'' "a story for childrrn). Baro-
ness Il. Bill. Unto Caesar 'serial
stury>. baroness Orczy
tArticleS)
Tile Marie Colcste.'--thc True Sclu-
ZION OF the Mystery?' T.. II. Sothern
illustrations from photographs. Wen
dell I'hillips Dodge The Most I'm
prcssivc Sight | Ever Saw''-N the
zion Mrs Asshcton- Hartford Nj Sir
squire Bancroft: MI. +. G. Sclous
Behind the Footliehts" illustrations
from photosraphs) 'Eeal-Tife Eo-
nauccs'' CV Prince Eupcrt. II. Grc"n-
hough smith ~ collection OF Ana
grams. ",'iucma Chess" T II Row
lama "'rhc rirs; Arctic Expedition
"PerplcNitics-a Page Of Puzzles ul-
Illustrations from diacramsl. Henry T..
pudcney "Curiositi"s' illustrations
from PHOTOGRAPHER.
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Passing Of Tho sullivan Dynasty"
oliver simmons The New Munsoy
Magazine" Frank \. Muuscy. chill
dren in Paintings Clayton iiamiltou.
"CanadaS Great S,ridcs.' Michael cal
lahan. "Eooks That Are barred
Ernndcr Matthews. The Death
Watcih" Burns Mantle. "Black Is
White" George Barr McCutcheon. "rh"
Light of Western stars chapters
NNNNl- MILD. ZANE Grey. The First
Woman ON the Index Frank NJ.
O'Brien. The Deliberate Detective"
T.. rhillips oppenhcim. The Fric" "f
Ills silence" owen oliver. The stage
t:ditorinl DcpArtment pocns.
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n! I+rnoSt T'ciNotto. POO net
S"'IlhS down the coast of Soutl,
,n"rlca from Panama. stopping here
AMI there at noted and picturosouc ola
c,tles. Journeying inland. and always
observing win his artists eye. Mr.
ttiNotto obtained sufficient material
Tor q lightly written and entertaining
volume "f travel. Illustrated by many
very beautiful sketches Of sea. cities
and country
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young son ana daughter. of Geneva. In

young son ana daughter OF Geneva. Ind
are visiting relatives In town
Miss Estcllc Cave. of Gainesville is VISITING
Miss Mary Louise Glass at her home M
Opcquon. near town.
Mrs. William -. Davis. Of Washington
Is visiting her mother. Mrs. William Wood
Glass at Glen Burnic.' the Glass home
place. In the West End.
Mrs. Marshall Mccormick. Of BcrryvIllc
Va. has been here this week on account OF
tho Illness Of her daughter. Mrs. Walter coz
Miss Lou IIopewcll. OF Edinburg VA. has
been visiting ut the home Of MIR. and Mrs
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B e. Shul.
Mr.. and Mrs. David y. Dickson. Bristol.
TENT arc visiting MIR. and Mrs. Thomas T..
Graybecl.
Mrs. r.. Gray Williams has returned from
visit 10 friends In Baltimore ana Wash.
tnEtou
Mrs. George w. Bush. Of Lexington. Va
Mrs. Fred Wright, 81 Iiarerstown Nd
who has been visiting relatives hcrc Init
several days aHn TO visit her brothrr-iu-
law nnd sister. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. swim
ley at stanton, Va. '"
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"rhIre servants Of Greed lnis II.
Weed Aunt johanna" u Western
story. Henry Wallace phillips. Loans
a rogue story. May Edginion. Butch
and the other Child Bessie X it"oNcr.
The Greatest Graft Of All Maxwell
Edgar. Other Multimllionaire Tax
Dodgers" Alfred Eishop Mason. 10
vial james Pike, Spy William Gilmore
Reymcr pink Butte" Robert T. Mac
Alarucv IA Tragedy Of the Black
hand. Frank Marshall White. "'rhe
I:avas troopers Arthur l.. Reeve. "Ra-
dunn" Robert Carlton Brown. Our
Fake Parcel Post William i.eaNitt
Stoddard TO Heirs BELLS and Back
Again Dorald Francis Mc,;rcw.
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