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starn at the gold etterin the marble slab if it
had sort of put spell him. l gawped too, don't
know why.
We might have guessed it might happen. But some
how it didn't to me-such big buildin so many
people comm and goin elevators film up and empty
in at the rate of two minute. l don't think Tubby
expectin it, either but all of sudden he grabs
me by the arm, whisperin' hoarse and excited:
aThat's him! That's the mani
aEhe" saws l. (Which one?'
Tubby didn't have time to answer for he was most
on us. Seemed kind of weird until you remember we
standin right the middle of the arcade between
the elevators and the Broadway exit. Anyway, l no
tees this TALL well built, natty-dressed gent comm
straight at us, with his eyes fixed Tubby. Likely
he'd got glimpse of the face and tryin to place it.
And Tubby was gain steady at him.
He'd almost got by, though, without givin' sign,
when he turns for another glance and meets Tubbys
eyes followin him. Then he must have tumbed as to
who it was for he tnts up bit behind the ears, starts
hurry on, then swings quick and comes back. Not
wantin to be mixed up in any reunion of this kind,
sdles off a few feet and waits.
WELLo' says the gent, crisp and snappy. Looking
for me, your
@Why, no. says Tubby, mot exactly"
3You're Tobin aren't you?" the other goes 3Mrs
Stuckeys first victim, eh?'
@Yes," says Tubby in that dull, mild way of his. u
I'm the man you stole her FROM
J. Cartwright Stuckey let's out nervous, throaty
cacke that's about third cousin to laugh, and his
shifty eyes steady down for cold, hard squint at
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keep you goin, can it," says I. mot rent and
eats and clothes? Come now, what does it foot up
month?
aWell not much, that's fact says he smiln in
that foolish good-natured way of his especially when
they've had such long lay-of this But you
know the theatrical business. Gets hold on you
After that you're not much good for anything else
Look at mel"
7 WAS lookin also listenn'. And by constant pump
in got fairly complete sketch of his remarkable
career. 1t want inspirin Course, expect every big
money game has ragged fringe of tralers its hangers
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on woud-bes, and has-beens but it always seemed to
there grubby hands stretched out towards
the boxofce than in any other direction And here
the outside edge standin meek and expectant and al
ways ready to spring that silly smile, Tubby Tobin
He's been there for years. would be there for to
come; forever tryin to break in somewhere, forever
bein crowded out, Twin on faith and free lunch.
And you couldn't say exactly why, either He
want real souse: Just had consistent thirst, that's
all. Nor he wasn't roughneck. Tubby d had good
schoolin could sling the hghbrow stuff quote poetry
all that Had traces of paror manners left too, and
could eat without loadin' up his knife. Came from
somewhere in the South-Richmond, or Charleston.
One of his brothers Judge I've heard.
How he happened to drift onto the White Way
don't just know but his knack of drummin out rag
time the piano may have helped land him there for
in the old days he used to get and then as the
musical end of concert hall trio. But since then
accordn' to his prospectus. he's just scratched
around after odd jobs,-hunted ads for program
house. helped song and dance artists fake up their acts
done hack demonstratin in Tin Pan Alley, even did
ballyhoo turn in front of Coney Island
suds palace
Over his second stein of ST. Louis dark and between
his assaults the cheese and ham sandwiches Tubby
went through the whole list for me; not grouchy
whny, you know but just it all in the days
work And there must have been some lean months,
mighty lean that he slides easy. But he'd been
knocked down and kicked around often, | expect,
that he didn't have any fight left in him. Besides,
Trbby always did have snooth-runnin disposition.
what did hurt though says Tubby, pamin' a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-18
BY SEWELL FORD

stack of gngersnaps deft and casual 3was the way my
family refused to my letters asking for from
home. Of course | can't blame them for not being
proud of me- but fellow likes to hear word or two
occasionally"
Lets see, says I, didn't you have wife too?"
Tubby bnks solemn twice. and for second
thought he goin to leak little brine out of the
left eye but he only shrugs his shoulders and falls
back on that patient, sappy smile
3Sorry, says |. Il didn't stir up any sad
at doesn't matter, says Tubby. a seldom talk
about that afair-one doesn't you know in my posi-
ton. And besides | haven't heard of her for long
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Drawings by F. Vaux Wilson

was a case of me not seem him first,
believe me! You know how it is?
There's people and people; and then
again there's just human junk. Course,
maybe you've known 'em once, way
back. But, say, how this @auld lang
syne" business is overworked! If you're
live ono todav yo,, amt the same
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So I'd have ducked HIM II could.
along with my chin well UP, punpin'
and noticin' how white and clear one o
scrapers stood out against the blue {
want payin' much attention to the
passersby. Hence the chummy hail
sort of took me off my guard.
aWell, say!" says he, steppin'
square in front of me. "If it isn't
Shorty McCabe!'
4Eh? Why, hello, Tubby!' saysI.
He was a little labbier in the
face, he'd developed quite pod,
there was few more grease spots
on his clothes; but the linen collar
looked familiar. Iexpect it couldn't
have been the same one, for it must
have been three or four years since
l run across him last; but it had
that same old-ivory tint they get on
when they're long overdue at Chin
Wings.
well, well!' says he. aDo you
know, was speaking of you only
last night down at Louie's-you re-
member, the old joint under the
hairstore, where you signed up for
that go with the Glasgow Spidere
And was telling Otto, the free lunch
chef, how I'd been coming there
for
He was off on one of his endless
spiels, Tubby was, with one forefin-
ger hooked into the top buttonhole
of my coat, and the other hefpin'
wave the everlastin' Tubby-made
cigarette under my nose. Just one
thing to do at that stage, and l
does it prompt.
@Tubby.7 says I, come, let me
buy you throat soother.'
That's what you got to say about
so often in New York, or they'll
think you don't speak the language.
It's the Broadway password. In
cident'ly, it goes on all the ave
nues and most of the cross streets.
Sociability is built on the @Have
drink foundation, and the genial bari
stone of Friendships Arch. Also it's
invite Tubby responds to without drag
So, with my foot on the brass rail al
chemically pure whitewash that passes
milk in front of me, listens to Tubby
utes on end, 1ookin' him over with
sensations you have in gain at rubt
WIHERE did he ever get that bro
+" Did all them stains come with il
lected 'em gradual? And what was
that stuffed. his coat pockets bulgin' fl
have his pockets loaded that way, l r,
was always huntin' through packs of
letters and such stuff to find somethir
show you special never fndin' i
ticin' much what he was gassin' about.
could pretend to be interested in; SO ri,
of his spiel | breaks in.
4Tubby,' says l, chow do you make
aWhy,r says he, 3I-er-' Then he
a pocket of the velvet vest, and fishe
card that's almost as clean as everything
"Huh!" says I. Representa- tn
What partic1ar brand of vaudeville Sc
Refined acrobats,' says Tubby. q
know, they do wonderful turn when
4But just how do you represent EN-
vance work, or what?'
@Not exactly says Tubby. II dom
l handle press stuff while they're on t
Circuit. get time for them, too. "
close contract today, giving them fl
movie houses
4But what you get off punk vaude
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'OIIe uoeSH l, you KNOW, III my posi-
haven't heard of her for a long
time
4Oh!' says l. 3Still Twin, eha'
u suppose So, says he; @livin
well too, III bet. That was why she
gave me the sack. l couldn't go the
pace she wanted to travel at, not
from the first. l might have known
too. But perhaps if she'd given me
little more time l might have
struck something. l was doing my
best there for awhile, until-until
the other man showed up"
u see,' says |. 4Renoed you,
did she?r
He mods, produces the makin's,
and rolls cigarette thoughtful.
That seems to be Tubby's main
philosophy of life, no matter what
happens, to turn away and
roll another cigarette.
His name was Stuckey,' says he
after bit. used to be in business
here. | wonder if he's still at the
same place? Going down Broad
way, Shortly"
1t happens l was; so we strolls
along together until he halts in
front of a big Office buildin'.
IT'S in here, says Tubby. Lets
take look at the floor di-
rectory.'
Course l want wildly excited
over the hunt; but l steps into the
arcade with him.
4Yes,' says he, after a glance.
The West Indies Development
Company; ]. Cartwright Stuckey,
President I've heard he was nearly
a millionaire. Five rooms! Think
of that"
Almost seemed to be proud of the
fact, Tubby did, or else it was only
his way of bein' meek. Stood there
letterin' on the marble slab as if it
spell on him. l gawped too, l don't
guessed it might happen. But some
to me-S,,ch a bio b,,i1din' ca ,,onx
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party you was years ago. and they We Stood st
or worse-well, what's the use?
So I'd have ducked him if l could. But swingin'
along with my chin well UP, pumpin in the crisp air
and noticn how white and clear of them new sky
scrapers stood out against the blue 42d-st
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drink foundation and the genial barkeep is the key
stone of Friendships Arch. Also it's about the only
invite Tubby responds to without draggn his heels
So, with my foot the brass rail and glass of the
chemically pure whitewash that passes for bar butter
milk in front of me- listens to Tubby Tobin for min
utes on end, lookn him with about the
sensations you have in gain at rubbish heap.
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DIVORCE n0GkET---JlNj ARi
TERM. 1919.


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TO RECOMMEND CREATION
BOARD OF sITERIN tkiNNS

Austin, Texas Dec. st state
Health OFFICER Ral2h Steiner viii rec
ommeud to the Thirty-fourth legis-
lature tho creation Of a board OF
veterinarians 10 take charge Of char
boa inYestieation lie says this
board should be composed of men
thoroughly trained in modern boc-
terioIogy, who would go into the
field and fight Charlton, the state 10
supply free vaccine material to stock
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TWO CHILDREN ARE
KILLED IN CiNE-iN

Victoria, Texas, Dec. sd ohm
Calm, aged L.. Buford Harris, aged
II, with brother of each, were
playing under a high bluff on the
Guadalupe river, a mile southeast Of
town this afternoon. They had dug
a tunnel eight feet in the bank when
it caved in on them Gene and Blu
ford Harris were buried beneath the
caye-in and smothered to death. The
other two managed to escape and
gave the alarm
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Yu.. E@TaRI
OF SGuto. A~sunEIs
= ~ Ire Associated Press.

Ty tie Associated Press,
&Gsun. Texas, Dec 80. PROBE
sor ". r. Doughty, state suserintenG
CO; ii ,u51ie instruction, md mem
or OF Tie board Of control of til
proposed State Training School for
petaGucn, Girls. announces that ta1
e~a.l"ehmert of this scl&as is NO"
a,-ared. The last leg sbiFare az
propriatcd &25.ooo for this purpose
while the citizens Of Texas are &c
contribute like amount, The board
MIR, Doughty says now has $4,000
in cash and dependable subscriptions
on hand. with about SCION mo"e
in sight He thinks there viii be
no trouble il securing the remain
der. The board is now looking for
suitable location Tor the home.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-30

me fact thar shaving is a tire
some TASK cannot be accepted as an
adequate excuse for whiskers
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-30

Beyond the fact that they chased
him from the busy haunts, a hermit
is not bossed by the women.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-30

Ii doesn't take particularly exemn-
larry behavior to qualify as a good
citizen a your own funeral.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-30

The Daily Light gives the news.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-30
ASSIGNMENT Of CASES
F0A THE JANUARY TERM

The following il The assignment
Of cases Tor The January term OF dis
LriHt count:
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law CLUB
Is Oruanized by Members Of
the College of LaWat West
Virginia University.

MoRGANToWN, Oct. 49, Realizing
the importance and practical bene-
At to be derived from the work in pub
lie speaking, twenty members OF the
law school of the state university
have organized a law club. This
movement had been under consider
alton for some time but it was not un-
til the beginning of the present semes-
ter that definite steps were taken tow
ards organization. The following Of
ficers have been elected. President
Iof1n Mathison. Wheeling; vice presi-
dent. Fred Lemley, Morgantown; Sec
rotary, r.. q. Moist, Charleston; treas
urer. Fred B. Deem, Morgantown;
ergeant-at-arms. Carl g. Bachmans
wheeling; critic, Robert L. Hogg. Pt
Pleasant.
No definite name has yet been de-
cided upon and. it is the intention of
the members that the organization
shall, for the present. be known as
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EDNA BLANCHE
SROWALIER
10 Demonstrate Breath Con-
troll above the Staff, Tues
day Night.

In the closing number of Miss
Showalter's program on Tuesday
evening, October 20. at the Masonic
auditorium, she runs the gamut OF
vocal pyrotechnics. Everything that
is possible to the most flexible human
voice Is accom- 1ished In this Aria
and also in the Laughing Waltz.
which was written especially for
Miss Showa1ter by Pietro Florida,
the great Italian composer, upon the
occasion of one of Miss Showalter's
appearances with the Volpe Sym
phony orchestra in New York City
where she sang the waltz before an
audience of ten thousand people
The piece was written with the idea
in view OF making it something un-
surpassed in the Coloratura Aria
and the feat was certainly accom-
plisfed. No one except Miss sho-
walter has ever sung the Cadenza
which concludes the number. II
ends with rapid succession OF eight
high Els above high G.
Adv.
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PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. T. q. Nicewarper. re-
turned Sunday night from a Weeks
visit with relatives and friends at
Haperstown, Md, and Charles Town.
this state.
s. f. Glasscock. of Morgantown, is
a visitor in the city.
James F,inlinson, OF FLEETWOOD. -
transactlng business here.
II: A. Stansbury was here Monday
from Buckhannon.
q. G. Arnold. of Buckhannon. was
a visitor here Monday.
Charles w. Teter Is here from
Phflippi on a brief business visit:
G. o. johnson is here from Par
kersburg. ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. william L. Ger7ert
and son, and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
from a week end visit with DR.. ana
Mrs. Charles w. Halterman at Wes-
Earl night was here from Fairmont
William Rogers. OF Fairmont. Is
transacting business here. 4.
s. p. Crummitt. OF Charleston, IS
guest at the Hotel Gore.
George w. Dudderar, secretary q
the local OO1TQ "a u SSVes eSAASA ANsy - -
Hornor are in Pittsburg.
u. w. Boggess returned to Par
kersburg Monday morning after
spending several days in the CITY
looking latter business matters.
Frank Gill returned Monday from.
New York where he spent several
weeks.
W. s. simeral and Frank J. Dono-
hue and son, Campbell. went to
Minnehaha Springs in Pocahontas
county Monday to hunt on the
grounds Of the Allegheny Sports
mems Association ten days.
n. B. Davis. OF Salem, Justice OF
the peace, was a Sunday visitor mere
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. HornorA
went last evening to Old Point Com
fort, Va. -,
Mr.: and Mrs. r. T. Lowndes win;
return home tomorrow from New
York. where they went to meet MT.
and Mrs. George T. Porter. OF
washington, enroute home from
London, where they spent the sum
mer.
Mrs. James McCnntcelrs Of Plain
field. N. u. who has been spending
Il few weeks with her mother Mrsss
=
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The Law Club Of the University of
West virginia. Later, however. the
club shall be named IN honor Of some
West Virginia jurist or former mem
her OF the faculty
The membership is limited to the
law school in order that matters re-
Eating to law and kindred subjects
NAV be taken. up and debated or dis
cussed in such manner as to enable
the members to derive the maximum
benefit.
The club will endeavor to secure
the services of Prof. Howard, who is
member Of the law faculty, and who
was a member Of the Harvard debat-
ing team in 1911, as we'll as It's coacn
sin 1918. to aid in placing the organ
sization upon a highly instructive
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.nnr.ntoMs.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
TO the Sherim of Harrison Count
Greeting:
You are hereby commanded 70 sAl1S
mon JiInuaye Garrett TO appear peloESs
the Judge of, our Circuit Court OF HayT1F
son County at the Clerks once Of our
said Court. at rules to be held theretnS
FOR said courz. on the first MONDAY IN
cSoxemher next. to- answer a. bill In
Cha exhibited against her In sur
said court by J. Frank Garrett ana hAy9s
then there this writ. - ~ y
Witness. i. Wade German. Clerks *
our said Court, at the Court 6ouse oH9
the SAID county f tss s BIZ Year Il nc
state, I. WADE coF'E11ArS. Clerk.
order OF ruhlioatton.
State Of West Virginia =. y,
OF the Circuit Court ct Harrtson CC1i1s
~ ON MONDAY, the 6th day OF OctoReEs
1Si4 the fo1iowing order was enteFe@&a
T. FRANK GARRETT q
VS. n Gha InSss
y Object o. suit. =.
The object OF the above suit y =, ~ =
of,fain for the plaintiff an abeoluIe4QtSfF77
svorce from the defendant. s *
And 1t appearing from an a ~ ~ y ~
is q Nonresident OF this state ~. ~
ordered that she do appear wtfnln .e14s
mont from the date Of the nrgt publ
cation of this order and do what - neSs32
essary to protect her tntsrsst r.. nersi9
OF octoOe Z. VIDE coEE,n1Ars. CLERK
RAY L. STROTHER5
Counsel for Plaintiff.
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Hallowe,en Social.

Friday evening Halloween so
.cial will be given by the women OF
the Methodist Protestant church IN
the home of Mrs. g. o. Dawson On
Werninger street in Glen Elk.
Refreshments in keeping with
Halloween will be served during the
evening. A penny for the number OF
years old OF each guest will be re-
ceived at the door and the proceeds
will be devoted to the building fund
of the new church. Every one is cor
daily invited to attend.
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Social and Pe1-S opal

Icie Musgraye. VIII return home
"wednesday.
Miss Corneiia Basel has arrived
home from New ork.
Mrs. Geroge Edmlst0n, OF Buck
|lsannon. Is visiting her daughter: MTs
!. Phillip clifford, on Park avenue.
mrs. benjamin Basel, Of Buck
harmon, who was = guest OF MIS-
Martha M. McCarty. returned home
Sunday. !.
Mrs. Csman e. Swartz went today to
Mrs. ii. n Moss, Of ParkeTsburs
ii guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles -:
Alexander.
Mrs. Dudley d. Britt and Mrs
I.ucius sHoge are guests OF Mrs. John,
a Howard In Wheeling.
4 rSSnAYNrTE HfsACKlS
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Child To Meet.

A meeting of the Westminster
Guild will be held at 1880 o'clock
this evening in the lecture room Of
the First Presbyterian church. CHE
Child in the Midst" from a new text
book, will be taken up by the menu
bers as the Study for the winter sea-
son.
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deputy sheriff, sat at Mineral today.
He will be at Jarvisville tomorrow,
at Good Hope "wednesday ana q,
West Milford Thursday. the USUAL
discount is being allowed.
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TO Be Hostese.

Mrs. ~ n. Frisby will be hostess
at a meeting of the Mothers CLUB
to be held at 1880 o'clock TUESDAY
afternoon in her home at the New
Fair Grounds addition. A literary
and musical program VIII be render
ed.
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The temperature Of the air in
which they live affects to color OF
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M,.s West; to Preside.

Mrs. Olandus West Will preside at
the Home Missionary Society meeting
Of the First Presbyterian church IN
the church parlors at $3.50 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon.
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Rnsiness Sessiorl.

A business session of the Mission
ary Society Of st. Marks Lutheran
church Will be held at 1880 o'clock
Tuesday evening with Mrs. w. Z.
Heuser. There will be an election Of
officers to serve for the ensuing year
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Large Reception.

Cards have been issued by MISS
Cora Reese Smith for large recep-
ton which she will give Thursday
Afternoon in her home on Sycamore
street The guests are aaked to meet
Mrs. George B. Chorpe1ing and Miss
Anna Rfdgley.
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Recciyine Dues

xsSc9AtAnS 1sAs.,.
All members Of the Marcato Mu-
sic Club are urgently asked to take
their dues for the coming year to
the Priscilla Club room at No. $40
Union National Bank building,
where Mrs. Frank L. Grove. treasur-
err of the club, WILDE to receive them
every afternoon this week. beginning
tomorrow. Please go early in the
week.
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Miss Margaret v. McGillieuddy and
Robert F. McCambridge.

Miss Margaret v. McGillicuddy.
daughter Of Connie Mack of the
Philadelphia Athletics, will be mar
RED in Philadelphia on November =
TO Robert F. McCambridge Of Chi
:ago. The romance began slx years
fifteen years old, were attending:
school together in Philadelphia.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

This Is to notify the public thatswe
VIII not be responsible for any debts
contracted by our SON. Delbert Earl
Mcintyre.
=, b. f. MCINTYRE,
MRS HIIzDA A McINT'Y RE. E
Brown. w. va. octobr Z q 3 IA !:
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Aid s.ncietx nfeetinc.

The Aid Society Of the First Pres
byterian church will meet at 1870
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon in the
home OF Mrs. Lawrence T. Mercer on
webster street. The members are
all asked to be present.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-19

Twenty-fiye pounds Granulated SUE
par- SI.05. Chas. HI. Griffin. Both
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-19

COLLECTING TAXES.
George w. Conley. deputy sheriff.
Is collecting taxes at Brown today
and he will be at Wallace tomorrow
and the next day. Clarence e. Stout.