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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22
@ammel @umpers, Ser 9rGiibent

Su@s%SA SONuNS*N ~ f~ul'SS"
ser Mmerican federation of 2abor,
bebouptet, er babe 8emeiie, 6aB bie-
ieIben ginfIiiKe, sic Sic Mrbeitermir.
rem in gri6geport ber11riadt bitten,
Inn ser Bennington Mrtns @ompanp
shmierigfeiten gu moden, beriudt
bGtten, 5uerit Sic 5taner IN anen
gr0Beren @dfen un6 6onn Sic @eeleu=
tie gum gtreif at berleiten, nnt Sic
g(nsf1br bon @offen nn6 M1tnition
51 berbinoern. Sic &emington
Mrms gompmp bat fir sic sdtnie-
rigfeiten, sic file NIT ibren Mrbeitern
bot, sic oeutfde Mgitotion gegen sic
@affenonsfnhr beranttportlid ge=
modt, obne in6es audi MIR cine 5pmr
elm 8etpeis fir sic 8ebo1tptung BET
bringet at fo3nnen.@ Ser @e6anfengong
oes &errn @ompers id1ei1t iih in
ser gleiden @idt1tng gu hcmegen.
Man bat bon ibm bereits gcfpuBt, 6aB
er sic 11nter ser omer;fantithen Mrbet<
teridoft eineereitete Srte6ensogita-
tion, sic fid in eriter 2inie 9egen sic
@affen- un6 Mh1nittonsausf1hr rih-
tet, nidt birligt. Sel5itoeri tdnolid
fat &err @ompers 6as @ed)1. NIT fei-
men perfonIiden @pmpatbien @ng-
Ion6 nn6 feline @erbHnoeten a,t Be-
gliiden, ober ols Er6iiSe1tt Scr Mme=
ricon federation Of 2o5or hat or sic
@fIiht, @iidiidt al1d ouf jcne Mit=
alie6er ser 0rqoniiaticr sn nehmen,
sic SEN ifon6oloien @offenidoder
nit england nidt binigen nno iid
3u Spmpatbien fit 6os engGiide 81
rotenbolf nidt onfidmingen fonnen.
Sos itn6 nidt BLOB sic Mrbeiter
oel1tfder &erfunft, 6eren @pmpatbien
o1tf Seiten 6es 6e11tiden @olfes iin6,
es iinb one Mrbeiter, bic ser Mn.
iidt iin6, 6ob es Elm @erbred>en an
Der @ohIfohrt ser @elt 1T, Ben arieg
oltrh omerifonifde @offen-tno Mltn'
ittonslieferunaen ing @nblofe at ber.
lGngern, INN england Dor elmer Nte-
6erlage at b%epobrer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22
9ie brttiide &esiermns Fat erflart,

Ile Iulllle jul Ulc Sel1uIlt, ULe Ule
l1eberIeben6en BEG 2ufitamia Inter
gangs gebabt baben, ni@t ml
men. Sos mor 5u ertporten. @ng-
lamb bat itets un6 INNER feline 9pfer
gepreut, tpen1t fem 3med errei9t tpar
un6 0pfer lire @9uloigteit getbo11
batten. 9ier 6ienten 6ie 9pfer 6o3u,
6en 8ronsport elmer ga118en Sdiffs-
Io6ung bon Mh1nitior un6 Rriegs-
material gu begleiten ur6 ibr Cider
belt gu geben. Ser beuti9fein6lide
&err @obion bt sic sdul6 an Der
9rogo6te Der engIiiden @egierung
5ugeidoben, neil es in ibrem @iGen
gelegen bat, Die @oiiagiere a1f Dem
nit munttion gefpidten &%iIfsfreu3er
211fitonia gu bef0r6ern, tpei1 fie bic
@oifagiere oIs Dedung benu1bt bot,
binter Ser fie ibr &riegsmoteriaI f.
der in etnem engltiden Soften at
bringen BOTTLE. Sos lit ia erfreuIi-
dertpeiie nun nidt eegIidt. Mber
Sen orr1e1t 0pfern 3ablen? s, 100,
England tpir6 bod pI6tIi9 11idt 10
~bumm" getporben fetnl @iejenieen
tpe1de, tperben ia bod 1i9t ole, ur,6
tpenn Sobn 8nn pie6er 2eute braudt
bic ii4 CUR Eduidu1g ser 6eurden
Geirbe ouf feline BnIperfdner ieben,
bonn miro er gen11g fin6en. Mber
Sobn 8un miro bod ridt nod fit
Die 111mnbeit be8nbIenl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22
Mnf Ser @an Trancisco'er M,t

Mmf Der @am Trameiseo'er Mns-
ltelung getpann Sen eriten &reiS fir
omeritamfbe Malerei Grieori@ Carl
Trieiide aus 0moiio, Midigan; ben
groben @reis fir @a6ier11ngen Senrp
@olf aus Seem Sort, Sen eriten BreiS
fir 8ilbbouerei Ser in5mii1en lei6er
b%eritorbene @orl Sitter aus Seem
Sort. Mlio 8inbe1tri9 $ Mmerifaner
o116 an Ser @pite Ser omerifanil9en
&un1t! Sir uniere Natibtiten m11B
6os fmrGtbar iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22
u9ie &atbplifen ser gar5ett @elt,

u9te &atbpltfen Der gan5e1 Melt,"
idreibt sic Iiberale u&s6Ir. 3eitung,"
uieben 6ur6 Sic 8etbeiligung Stali-
en's amt &rteg bereits sic @0glid-
felt ndber geriidt, 6oB ii@ lang &C.
begte un6 ME a~ufgegebene @iini6e
6es @atteon's un6 ieiner Mnbanger
enbli@ erfiiuen f01tner> nn6 nit a1ler
9el1tli9feit miro felt 6iefer 8enouna
6as @erlangen 9eitent, 6aB BEL Dem
fiinftigen 6rie6enSi9lub sic alter
T%or6erungen ser fatboliiden @elt
11n6 Ser @urie b%efriebigt mn6 6em
@apittb11m 6as bolle MoB Ser tout
perdnen unabbdngigfett urr6 inferno
tionalen 8etpeg11ngsfretbett tpie6erge=
geben tper6e, sic er felt 1870 berfo=
rem un6 in 6em bon Sta1ien geiduffe-
men @aranttegeieb ni@t gefunben ba-
be. Sc no9 6em Musgatg 6es @riegs
merben bieie Gor6erungen groBere
ober geringere Musii6t ouf @rfinune
boben, rn6 es f0nrte ser italieniiden
Greima11reret, sic immerfort erbtttert
gegen sos 8apittbnm nn6 Sic fatbo>
liide Stride angefdmpft but, begeg=
mem, 6dB iie 6ur6 Sen rr1dlos berauf=
geidporenen &rieg gero6e ibrem
6ein6e etnen tte1ten Mnfitieg GIT Madt
un6 .@lan8 berbeiqefubrt bGtte."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22

Ser Streif Der en9liiden 8erglem'
te fat ba611r6 einen rebol11tiondren
Mm1trid befommen, 6aB er gegen Ell
ne f0niglide @eror6m1ng proflamirt
muroe. @as Sic 2ette for6ern III
ourda1s beredligt. sic monen iid
NIT 3ugeitdn6niiien fir sic Douer
bes &rieges mdt begniigen, neil iie
aus grfabr1ng miiien, mie 1eidt 3u=
geltGnoniiie 5uriidgenommen tper6en,
Sic in elmer 3tpangslage ge1na6t
m11roen. England muB Ser @treif
natiirIid iebr ungelegen fommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22
Die bemtide @esiernmg ioQ a1tfae

foroert tper6en, ibren 8eridt iiber sic
Sr6uno=Mffare na6 @oibington GIT
fdiden, beiBt es in elmer Depeide ats
ser Bun6esbm1ptitaot. uMufgeforoert
tperren" lit nidt idledt. 9ie 2eut-
9en, sic 6as geidrieben baben, idei=
men 5u gla1ben Gelttidlono itebt in
6em ielben 8erbdltniB 51 SEN @erein=
igten Stoaten> in SOS sic letteren itd
5u england boben 6rdngen 1aiien.
@enn iie es erproben molen, mer6en
iie erfabren, 6aB sos Elm Srrtbum lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22
Die Gnalanber ,up4en;

Sic Gnslanber mullen jett ben
Rrieg nit 5ebntauieno 2l1ftidiffen &C.
minnen. Grit tpollten iie i'm nit IT,
rer iiberlegenen S1otte getpinnen
bonn nit Ser ruiliidyen Dmpftpal5e
idIielid mit &itdener's Mi1ionen
un6 noboem @aiIer, gr6e 11n6 6euer
periagt baben, min man fem Sell in
Ser 9uft periuden. @s lit 6ies Sic
Iette Seifenblaie, 11n6 a11d 6ie mir6
idunen genug platen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22

Sic in Q%umispille erideinenbe Ste
ming @o1t beaeidnet BEN @rafen &e'
pentIop als Sen 9erotber bes Sal
iers. Die gpening Hoft ionte ii6 ar
SEN &era1sgeber Der Seem Dor1
Gimes, Serrn M6olf Dds, member
un6 i'm bitten, ibr eines 1einel
Oedglein als @4riftleiter 5u iiber'
lallen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22

Miam mag iiber Bic Treilafnns
Sarrp 6. Tbap's benfen, pie mani
min, ieoeufous lit er fiir oas 9ano
ungefabrlider, als sic gnglmonar-
rem, sic in ser Seem Dorfer Sebprei l.
lie ibr ltnapei en treiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22

Madoem bic enaliide Nmsbnnae'
runespolitif gesen 9euti6lano BOIL
ftdnoig periagt bot, ion iie an ben
englild)en Nrbeitern erprobt tperoen
Monn ent5iebt ib1en 0aS Sl1tter, I'M
1ie 5u 5tpingen iid als &anonenh1t=
ter a%nsubleten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22

Sbeubur &upiepelt fat ii& CUR yer
liner 9sote III leiner %polternoen Mr1
nutiirlib audi mieoer gu @prte gemel:
Set. @urum lolte er Gld) nldt? @f
1id) Dds uno Sub perg1iiger, % Der
gniigt lid) aud) 0as &alb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22
1tniere Memtralitat madt

ne1.e @6tpabenitreibe. Die getble
bem SteeI Corporation an 6erer
Spite ser famoie &err @dtpab ltebt
bot BEL Cape @ap @oint elmer
ShieBplab eingeridtet, mo- nntel
Mufidt britiider Offi3iere 6ie fin
gnglanb %beitimmten @ei6ite pro:
biert mer6en. 1no Sos nennt mar
M%eutrolitGt. gbenio gut f0nnte maj
CHARLES sc. S6pab einen @obltbd:
ter Ser Men1bbeit neru1er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22
,9ie Seutide &eaieruna bpfft,'

u9ie bentide &esiertns bofft,"
idreibt Sic &olniide &olfs5eitung
unter @e5ugnabme auf Sic 8erliner
Mote, rooB Sic 0euti@e Inttport an
Mmerifa sic leste iein miro, Die 5tpi-
id,er1 Sen beioen 2dnoern nit 8e5ng
auf sic Eo1fboot=& riegfibrung aus
eetauidt miro" Die 6ral1ben fenner1
unleren ldreibfrerbigen Hraiioenten
16ledt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22

81 ipat ,uirb MAJ, in @abinstOm
gu Ser @rfenntnib fommer, bab, Der
iid auf England berlaBt, Dem tb0rid-
ten 8iider gleidt, Der beriudt, ben
Mal betm Sdtpan3 felt5ubalten.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-16

scene from aThe Great City" at the
Grand II oniaht.
as its start Thomas Jefferson and
Adelaide Thurston. 1t in five parts
and two hundred scenes and was
staged in the various sections Of the
metropolis that were mentioned in the
original manuscript.
The story of 1.-THE Shadows OF a
Great City" in#brief, Isl:
"A young, er.do-well, son OF a rich
loves the daughter Of a
poor inventor. An accident one day
kills the inventor and the merchant
claims one OF his unpatented inyen.
lions. The girl, now an orphan, re-
the love OF the young ne'er-
do-well, but the merchant, objecttng
to the attentions Of the young couple,
orders the young man. from the house.
They boy secures a Job on the docks
and by reason of his refinement oc-8
casions the wrath, OF; the foreman and
INA struggle that ensuesrs he pushes
the foreman from the docks and think
ing that he has killed him endeavors
to hide. Chased by detectives who
trail him to the East River, an exciting
takes place that leads the
through a great part OF lower
Island! They boy, cap
tured and sentenced to Blackwell's
Island, escapes, swims the icy waters
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-16
RlrtndaY Parry.

Miss Alice Thomas, daughter Of
NE and Mrs. WIS.,. Thomas, was the
honor guest on Monday at a party at
iierS home honoring her birthday ami;
yarsary. Roses, valley lilies ana
ferns were combined III an attractive
floral decoration, a color scheme IN
mink and green being effectively car,
Tfsdsout. Mrs. Thomas was assisted
IN entertaining by Mrs. George Rousn,
Mrs. James e. Smith, Misses Foyle
Hnpp and Mary Roush. The guests;
included Miss Toyie Hupp, Naomi
Heffner, Gail Grant, Mary Berry, katn-
iaenS Prickett, Alva Hoidren, Mary
Roust, Mr.. J.. snoderly, H. Schwarm,
bob Elkins, James E. Smith, Harvey
kline, Ralph Morris, Grady Morgan
CIaud gHaun, Joe Morris, Charles Har-
rissand Johnson, of Clarksburg.
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CLASS to- observe
CHI Il [ 4. DAY A
Excellent Program Is Pre-
pared By Eighth Ward
Bible Students.

The Eighth Ward Bible Class will
have its Children's day program in
the auditorium OF the Eighth Ward
school house Thursday evening, be-
ginning promptly at 1880. An inter-
esting program has been arranged.
t Program.
Rec, Helen Hamilton, Welcome"
Rec, Mary DOMAIN.
Rec, Margaret Wadsworth, Vel
come.
quartet, Wear a smile for Jesus,
Ray Hurst, Inez Bosserman, Verde
Manning, Owen McNally.
Rec, Rosa Fast, At Church.
Rec, Pauline Pople.
Dialogue, Children's Day, by twelve
children.
Rec, Mary cathrene Maxwell. Rails
ing Chickens.
Rec. ADELAIDE Hawkins, Four Leaf
Books Of Old Testament ~ three
Rec, Alma Garrett, BE a Helper" .
Rec, Lorraine Davis.
Vocal Solo. Pauline Mayors.
Rec; Louis Davis, Do you wash
your face.
Rec, Robt. Michaels. "A God Reason.
Dialogue, The Trail Dwellers, Inez
Bosserman, Ruth Bosserman, Verda
Manning, Blondena Bowen, Virginia
Lowe. Lucille Lowe, Ruth Cllins, Villa
Collins, Ruth Richie.
Rec. Jesse Roop, She didn't want
much. Il
Rec, Willis Denham. The little Far;
Chorus. Sunbeam Girls.
Rec, Ruth Fletcher.
l. Rec, Edwin Brock.
Dialogue, What the stamps said,
Gene Carpenter. Lillian Bennett,
Mildred McCue. Edith Roby.
Rec, Ruth Huntington.
Rec, Elizabeth Mayors, A Little
Vocal Duet, Nellie. Bennett and Col
die Holdrcn.
Rec, Mary Margaret Dickens. BE
Glad to be True"
Rec, Gladys Garrett, children's
Voc Vocal Solo, Helen Hamilton and
Rec, Ruth Eliason, A Little Ser
Rec. Ernest Fletcher, a Bible
Duet, Delta Bosserman and Louis
Davisson.
Rec, Evelyn Riggs.
Rec, Elnor Miller
Chorus. Childen's Day, Lois David
son. Delta Bosserman, Virginia Lowe,
Lucille Lowe, Ruth Collins, -Verda
Villa Collins, Ruth Bosser-
man, Inez Bosserman.
b Rec. Lillian Bennett, Dollies Bro
ken Arm.
Rec, Ruth Hager..
Dialogue, What I Would Be, James
Hager. Robert Conkle, Albert Hager,
Ray Hurst.
Rec. Clarence Brock.
Rec, Carl neisel.
Dialogue, Three Little Maids OF ia
pan, Gene Carpenter, Lillian Bennett.
Edith Roby, Mildred McCue. I.
Rec, Irene Snider, Neilie's Pie.
Rec, Wanda Hite, That Sweet Story
Duet, Lena Hotsenptller and Dor
othy Brock.
Loves the Children
Rec, Ida Smith.
Rec. Edwin Hawkins, His Photo
graph.
Duet, Miss Wilson and Mrs. Baker.
Morris Twins closing.
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FACE rs YOUR no RTuNE IN
SILENT DRAMA.
TRv EsTHERN HOFFMANN. I

AZ BY ESTt1 En- ttOF T " ANN.
what gets baldhead row In musical
comedy, leaves motion picture
theater front row cold" says the man.
Observation-Disclosures when asked
how girls succeed in the movies.
It takes more than mere personal
beauty. to win success in the movies,
while a beautiful girl on the speaking
stage can .get away" with most any
thing. Miss Movie must have the
genius to express some particular
emot edy, pathos, ETC., II she
wants to become leading lady.
Above are the faces OF the wicked
est loveliest, and most captivating
girls in movieland!
The wickedest face in the movies
belongs to Theda Bara. Known as the
vampire girl" she is considered a
.bew1tching beauty who has carefully
cultivated an appearance OF fascinat.
ing heartlessness and has succeeded
in looking more wicked in each photo
play.
scribed as lovely" She has been
hailed as "the most beautiful girl on
the screen" and Penrhyn Stanlaws, the
artist. declares that she has wonder
full eyes. The eye is the window Of
the SOUL" especially In the movies
where it reveals the story of your
thoughts and moods more surely than
any other feature. Because OF the
magnitude and color Of her eyes, Miss
Young. is being paid $500 a week.
Perhaps Lillian Walker hasn't got
the well modelled features of Miss
Young, nor the bewitching smile OF
Theda Bara, but she's got two wonder
full dimples that are the envy Of every
one that sees her on the screen. Miss
Walker is a real America beauty, too.
with blue eyes, light golden hair and
a dazzling complexion:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-16
George j. Fleming
Has Fine Cherries

The West virginian is indebted to
Mr.. George ]. Fleming, Of Monongan'
for quantity of unusually excellent
cherries, which he brought to the Of
fee today. The cherries are Of the
Early Richmond variety and are IN:
usually fine and sweet. The force or
The West yirginian took time from.
their duties today to test the luscious;
ness of the fruit and to hope that Mr..
Fleming will come again.
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z mails =.

Miss Leah Gilkesons is the guest OF
friends in Bellaire. Ohio.
judo u. f. Morgan, member; OIL the
Public Service Commission, Is ex-
pectedS here from Charleston Friday
"a spend several days with his fam
Mrs. Anna Jones and child, Of
BnrnsyiiIe. are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Stemple in this city.
Mrs. Minor Durham and Mrs.
Grover Bitner and little son, Grover,
Jra returned d last night from MT.
Pleasant; Pa, where they had been
me guests Of relatives for a week.
Robin Hood, who broke his ankle
recent while playing with the PITTS
burgh@ Collegians, has returned mere
and isTat the home OF his sister, MRS.
Frank Morris, on Locust avenue.
Mrs: Jack Morgan, who recentiy
underwent an operation at Cook Hos;
pital, went to her home on R + y rsdl
avenue Monday evening.
Mr9sEI s.! Clayton is i'll from an at
tackSo heart trouble at his home on
Maple avenue.
kersburg, are spending few days IN
sMrsSand Mrs. u. H. Beckman will
have as their guest this week their
nenfiew. Leo Shircliff, OF Elktns, who
III fenroute home from Madison, WIS,
where he attends the Wisconsin Uni
M We ~ Rector, Of Belington, spent
yesterday and today in the city on
business.
Paul workman and sister. Miss lr.
ma. who attend Wesleyan College at
Ruckhannon, are expected home TO-
morrow to spend the summer with
their parents, Rev. and Mrs. =. ..
Workman.
Miss Harriet Tough returned last
night from Morgantown, where she
had spent several days at the home
ofs her brother. R. A. Tough, and wire.
Miss Rose Wolf and Miss Gertrude
Green, of Morgantown, are the guests
% the Misses Fr2nces and anna "
Eliker} on Pike street. They VIII re-
main5 for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Wagner, OF
Grafton, were in the city yesterday en-
route to Morgantown, where their
daughter, Miss Enola Wagner, was
Graduated from the University.
Miss Margaret Furbee, who at
tends school in Nashville, Tenn, has
returned to her home in Warrington
for the summer vacation.
Miss Naomi MoH'is is the guest OF
relatives in Warrington.
Miss Niaurine Dudley, Of Roston,
III. IL the guest OF her grandmother
Mrs! Sarah Dudley. She is enroute
home from New y ork, where she has
attende school.
Miss Arma Bling, OF Elkins, has en-
rolled at the summer session OF the
Normal School.
Miss Maude Borgess., who had spent
thessprtng at Newton Falls, O.. where
She was employed as milliner, has re-
turned here to spend several months
with her mo ther, Mrs. NJ. r. sBoggess.
Miss Audrey Corrothers, OF Monon-
gala county, is the guest Of Mrs. 9:
NJ Allender at her home on Benonl
avenue: l5s. u
Miss Laura May Dunnington has re.
f1irned from Pittsburgh. where she
had abeen the guest of friends for two
weeks.
Mrs! William Rennie left this morn;
iSlg for Detroit, Mich, to spend the
summer with her daughter, Mrs.
I5affya Mason. a Mr.. Rennie has been
tiera for several weeks.
II al. ckie, of the Normal schoo
II Guilty, leaves this week for hts,I
home IA Washington state. He Will
make the trip through the canal via
Saf, Francisco. aclde will I be.
i member 81 the pokane high school 4:
faculty next season. Z y q,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-16

OF the East River, climbs the iron
structure OF a tall building and escapes
on the opposite side by sliding down
painter's rope After which, the
Young gfrl learning Of the boys inno
cence. induces the governor 70 lnter-
eede and the next scene IS % their
little home, thus proving that love
WI conquer a1fs
PLEASING Snow Al Y
q III El HE o0RoME:..
4 Immense crowds attended the Hip
Ipodrome vest gday and today to wit;
ness the great vaudeville show being
presented. The Alpha Troupe Of hoop
rollers. Diabo lo and hat spinners have
caused a sensation with their marvel
2ouegperformance. The hoop rolling 70
wonderful, while their Juggling and
hat. spinning IS the best ever seen
.here. This act Is we'll worth the price
of Z admission alone. Shale and Cole
also please with a clever singing and
dancing specially. Owen Wrtghts
limitations OF various noises and In
strumentsY also come In for their Just
due OF praise. The pictures today are
.'The Black Sheep" two-act Biograph.
and Edison's 1.-THE Man Who Could
Not Sleep"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-16
Post1nasters 70 Meet
IN Parkersburg

The West Virginia Association Of
Postmasters will meet in Parkers.
burg the coming August in annual SEES
sion. The exact date has not pecn
named, but will be announced later.
]. w. Dingess, postmaster at Hunt
ington and president of the assocta.
ton, spent a day in Parkersburg this
week making. plans for the meeting
in August. The convention last year
was held at Huntington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-16
a JONAH JlTNEY.

AS the Sunday school teacher en-
tered her classroom, she saw leaving
in great haste a little girl and her
still smaller brother. ,
Why, Mary, you aren't going
"Plaathe, NTH Anne; 3 we've got to
co." was the distressed reply. Jimmy
tn thwallowed hith collection.
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LeaiFvl'iinla Washington.

Mrs. DEWITT Talmage and her
daughter, Miss s r ebeccas Collier, ac-
companieds by. Mrs. Stephen 3. Elk.
ms will leave Washing ton today for
i motor trip 20 Gettysburg: Next
week Mrs. Talmage and Miss Collier
viii 60 to Atlantic City to remain un:
IN July q. when they will sail for
sanEFrancisco Via the Panama Canal.
Mrs. Elkins will leave Washington
This week for her home in Elkins, w.
Washington Herald.
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IArrlved TodaY.
former.

Mr.. John R. Bennett and daughter.
Miss Milly, arrived home this morn:
ing from Phi1adelph where the lat
ter has attended Eden Hall school Tor
girls. She will spend the summer va
cation with her parents.
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Shower for Bride.

Mrs. Ernest, Harden. nee Ice, was
the honor guest last evening at
shower lat her home on Maryland ave.
fnue: The event was arranged by sew
eral# 81 her friends and was a most
delfRhtftil one.
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A Newspaper cinssihcs the various
kinds of people. but the vozid cnl7
recognizes tuo-the rich and ~ po-r.
.z-Nashgtlle Hammer.
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AftIerIlnl,l!oon Tea.

MIS- william Stanley Raymond and
daughters, Mrs. Edward F. Holbert
and Mrs Charles G. Hood, issued in
Sifations yesterday for an afternoon
TED for Thursday afternoon OF this
week at shadystde, the home OF the
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e Eroi5E,,te,.tai,, Etit,cato,raI.

x sToA Entertaln Edueators.j ss99ii
Governor and Mrs. HAITI cid Will en-:
terrain with rec option on Wednesday
evening at the Executive Mansion for
the State Educati onali association
which meets here on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday OF this week
Charleston Gazette. N
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The most you can ask Of the mnn
Who has an ar to grind is not TO drop
Il On Jour foot after yon have helped
min sharpen washington star
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For Bride Elect.

Honoring Miss Ada Talkington, a.
sbride Yelect, Mrs. Carl Springer was
hostess to- the Geisha girls last even
ngatyher home on Guffey street. me
event was q ellaneous shower Tor
the honor guest.
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MoToRsE ERoM .PARkERseuRe.

Il Mr.. j. T. Miller and family, OF Par
kersburg, formerly Of this city mo-
.tored here yesterday in their Lozier
automobile and are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emerson Bell on Chicago street.
Mr.. Miller, who formerly resided here
on Fairmont avenue, has purchased an
interest in the opera house.
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grapefruit is SO called because II
grown in clusters not unlike .
":oth bunch Of grapes.
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PresIoYterIan Lealon.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Presbyterian Legion will be held on
Thursday afternoon. at 2:30 o'clock at
the church. s M.
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ON THE / ] E.
SCR Z. !; !. E. EN- /: !.
GRAND TONIGHT

GRAND TONIGHT.
"The Shadows of Great City" a
5.part motion picture from. the studios
Of the Popular Plays and Players com,
pany. and released on the program of
the Metro Pictures Corporation, has
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You'll soon require the weight exact
OF mothers first sweet "Hush;"
Or ask correct in foot and inch
The depth of maiden's blush!
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You'll ask me soon to weigh in tons
The bloom on butterfly;
Or write you down in yards and miles
The depth Of baby's cry!