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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-29

ST. PAUL.s NJ. E. CHURCH,
south. corner Main and Chestnut
Streets. the Rev. W. H Foglesong'
nastor e-45 a. No. Sunday school.
D. johnson. Superintendent II
a "a. baptosnal service and recep
ton of members. p m Epworen
League. 8 p. M. sermon by the pas.
tor. Take an unsayed friend Will
you to the service.
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Manufactured by
s44 Sycamore S,

". va
This Preparation Restores Grey or
Faded Hair
To its natural color. trees the scalp
from
and an Cutaneous Eruptions
stops the lair from. falling. pro-
notes its growth and gives It a moist
soft and glossy appearance,
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UNITED BRETHREN CHRUcH.
Adamston. the Rev. d. w Cunning
ham, pastor Sabbath school 9;3e
a. M. preaching 1850 p N. It the
pastor can serve you. call Mn
House adjoins church
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. cor
ner West Pike and Sixth streets, the
Rev. ". c. Taylor. D. D.. pastor
Sabbath school $3.50 a. M. J. T.
White. superintendent 1915 a M
bacalaureate sermon before the H1gn
school p. m. meeting OF All per,
sonal workers OF the church with an
hose concentrating church member
ship. DR.. TAYLOR will give special in.
structions to the new members ana
lecture on the meaning of church
membership. 1880 p M genera
song service. using the tabernacle
song books. Sermon on Love 1or
the Church. Reception OF new
mefbers. Baptism
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
fourth floor of Masonic temple Ser
vices s p m. Sundays Iessimon1at51
meeting Wednesday evening at 9
o'clock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-29

BARNES MEMORIAL BAPTIST
CHURCH. Northview, the Rev F. p
Baldwin. pastor Preaching ON sec
ond and fourth Sundays at lo:aO =;
NJ. and 1880 D. m. Sunday school
c:s0 u. NV. H Nicholson. super
intendent.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-29

cHR1sT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
sixth and Main streets. the Rev
CHARLES Baird Mitchell. B. D., rector.
le:45 am. Sunday school IN PARISH
6anse n m. Holy Communion
md sermon. No evening service. a
CORDIAL welcome to all
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CHURCH OF CHRIST. Union
Heights. church house near car stop
nine. Worship at 1880 a. M Bible
study at 1880 p. M
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-29
.ADMINISrRATOR,S NOTICE.

All persons Indebted TO the estate
of Edward King, deceased. are hereby
notified to settle with the undersigned.
and all persons having claims OF de-
EmandS against said estate are IKE
wise notified to present the same 70
the undersIgned.
CRYSTJ- StdK.
Of the estate az Edward
IsK King deceased. =, -
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MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH.
the Rev W. T. Kenney- pastor l
a. m. sermon by the pastor 2-So p
m SUNDAY school. D. m. B. Y. P. e
S o M. sermon by the pastor
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w1LSoSBURG METHODIST EPIS-
COPAL CHURCH. the Rev- A
Wolfe. pastor. Preaching except
third Sunday at 1880 a. M SUNDAY
school $3.50 a. M. Class meeting
1890 a M
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-29

CITY GOSPEL MISSION, at court
house Children's Bible training
school 2:30 p. M All children from
the ages of s to 16 welcome Gospel
services 1880 p. NJ All welcome
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FULL GOSPEL MISSION. 325
Clay street, C. Leslie Smith, leader.
Teachings on the Gospel OF Christ
and the Deeper Life every Friday
evening at 7:45. a cordial invitation
to all.
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UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH.I
.Eorthv1ew. the Rev. w NJ Slaughter.
pastor 10 a. IA. Sunday school.
Robert McClung. superintendent
II a. n. class meeting $50 p NJ
Christian Erdeavor. $3.50 p. NJ
THURSDAY. meeting OF AID Society at
the church. 8zp. M preaching memor-
al service. "Wednesday prayer meet
.eA< Monday, Tuesday and Friday
evening Of each week Call pastor
By Bell phone 1909 for any service
desired.
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MT. oLIyET BAPTIST CHURCH
Grasseln the Rev. W. NJ Davis. pas;
tor e:15 p. M. Sunday school and
1880 p. m. preaching by the pastor
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VINCENT CHAPEL METHODIST
CHURCH. New Fair
Grounds addition. 2 p. M Sunday
school $50 p m. preaching
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DUFF STREET UNITED BRETH-
RES CHURCH. Stea1ey Heights. the
Rev. w NJ Slaughter. pastor. $3.50 a.
m. sunday school L F. Lawman. SUI
perintende1t- 1890 a. NJ preach
in and reception Of members.
= p. M Junior Christian Endeavor'
Mrs Ford. president $3.50 P. M
Christian Endeavor. Mrs A 3. Ronr-
bough, president. Prayer services
"wednesday evening at 1880 O'Clock
Loyal Temperance Legion at
o'clock Friday afternoon Song ser
vice Friday at 1880 p n
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d Monday, Mems and

service each Thursday evening at
1880 o'clock Choir and orchestra
rehearsal Friday evening at 1880
O'Clock.
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INDUSTRIAL BAPTIST CHURCH!
AND SUNDAY SCHOOL. sunday
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PRIDE CHAPEL

PRIDE CHAPEL a. NJ. E
CHURCH. the Rev. R. French, pastor,
1880 a. M. preaching by the pastor
2:3O .. m. Sunday school 1880 p
M Allen Christian Endeavor League.
8 D. m. sermon by the pastor
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down the stretch, the aeroplane only
a few feet above the automobile, ana
at times the rival drivers are so close
that they can almost touch hands
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Liverpool has nearly s;eoo dwell
ings under direct municipal control
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Noeo The fouowimr table ofeo1seeressyeEs5 80
<,,,cnsSss5d 80. Coisanarls keaded
md 80" representf oEr s1fsss-
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Con FEssIO is OF A WIFE

80
Dick was home when 4 got back
from Eliene's. Mary told me this
morning that he came home very
early and spent an hour telling her
what a wonderful woman Il was and
how fortunate he was to have me for
his wife.
For q good many years thought
Dick told me the whole truth when
he told me anything. i now know
that while he usually does the thing
Of which he boasts and tells me the
truth, he only tells that part of It
that the iwants me to know. T his morn
ing Dick did mot REFER to my being
out at Eliene's the night before. In.
stead. he said with laboratei carele ss.
ness. Il heard last night that Eleanor
had returned to the hospital" !:
Then she Is better, Isl exclaimed,
Il am so afraid"
as that the very. pretty Miss Fair.
low have seen at your house SO OIL.
ten7" asked Mary innocently.
Yes. answered Dick, .'there Is only
on Miss Fairlow. She Is not looking
her best now, poor girl"'-then he
stopped, realizing how be had given
himself away. \ Il a g g
"Is.she8 able to SO back 10 nurslng?e
/ asked. ignoring the fact that Dicks
engagement must have been with the
fair Eleanor. ~ Si &
Dick took the cue Immediately. 1
will say that for that husabnd Of mine
when he is driven into a corner he
goes to battle cheeerflay s, y :!
She said she thought she would
be able to go back In the ward next
Monday he mentioned serenely,s as
though he had not intended me to
think that he had heard OF SEleanor's
return from a rest In the country
from someone else 4 !,
yo,l had better send Eleanor some
flowers tomorrow, Margie, and IL Mary
feels well enough have her come
down with YOU and we will have
lunch somewhere. q
Tomorrow, Dick, 2" said Mary, "I'm
going to the book shop. Iipromised
Mr.. Seymour to meet him there 81
Dick looked at me & fnquiringly as
Nthough to ask: DO You think this
is the man yMarySw win marry. Hooked
perfectly blank. for u was not going
to give any OF Mary's secrets away,
even to my own HUSBAND, M 4 r
Just then Mother tWaverly@ came In.
Her eyes were red as though she had
been weeping. 5.Sss I, 4
I'm glad you are here; Dick, she
began, for Ifwnnt to ask you what Is
going to become Of me after Mollie
is married o. -, :
You don't expect, mother dear that
Mollie's wedding will have a neces3
sarily fatal or even q serious effect ON
YOU" said Dick, trying to 1oke. "a
Don't treat this matter lightly,
Dick ! feel as though this was the
last straw in the first place, i do
not see how any man can separate
me from my only daughter, especially
Us he, of course, knows what 4 have
gone through In the last few years.
When Chadwick Hatton spoke Of tax.
ing q long trip with Noble around the
world did not for q moment suspect
that he did not expect me to accom-.
/ pnny them"
Dick threw up his hands and
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laughed. "You must excuse me mat.
er, but the thought OF a man going
on his wedding journey accompanied
by his mother.in-law is too much.
.Mother, for the love OF Pete, be
sensible Just once. begged Dick, but
before. he could get any further his
mother began to have a fit of hys-
terics. oh, why am / left alive?
Why am ] made to suffer this way 2"
Then long scream and sobbing
cry. "a
!. Dick was wild. He went over ]. to
his mother and shook her, not very
gently. For heaYen's sake, get a
hold gon5 yourself he said, "you are
not TO 9be pittied, you Will be hero,
well taken care ofYwhere sNIargie and
I can look after you. Mollie's mar.
ried life must not be spoiled in the
beginning by the interference Of any
one.n - -. ,.s See
"oh-oh-oh that I should live to
see the day when a child OF mine
should say. these things to me. Why
don't you let me die-why don't you
let me die."' ~ . Sc b
when istthe wedding to be, moth.
err asked Mary's soft voice. "I'll
have to get a. new dress I have moth.
ing suitable for a church wedding"
Mother Waverlys came out! Of \ her
historical fit Immediately But Mol.
lie said she was not going to have a
church wedding, she said.
"oh, yes, she Is" 4 asserted, seeing
that Mary had automatically said the
right thing. She told me last night
at Eliene's that she was going to lei
you engineer her wedding to keep you
from thinking how lonely you would
beiwithout her. p ,,s :
Mother Wayerlys frightened visibly.
All was not lost II she could have a
big church wedding. 3. sss & Z
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-22

Z bY. BEIII5Yas BHUWN.lI5
+ Business like clothes for the busl.
ness girl! The business girl has dis:
covered that her second best Sunday
.fineryyis not busIness:likeI and sheI has
discarded It for the practical, pretty
frocks OF serge or gaberdine.. SEEjt
IA model that has heaps OF style
and IS simple enough for work.a day
wear is this gown or shepherd plaid
serge made in one piece with the
front cut In Jacket effect and bound
in black braid. Ayest of white lin:
gerieg adds to its daintiness.
Navy blue, or blue stripe with dark
red and dark green would be effective
made in this style.
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|.HE TIL HINTS

z sa.-ft G lEeif.
Decayed teeth cause an sunclean
mouth and toothache and disease of
the gums often result.
I, Neglect Of the first teeth is a fire..
qucnt cause Of decay Of the second
teeth.
Is II a child has decayed teeth, 1t can.
not properly chew its food. lmprop.
erly chewed food and an unclean
mouth cause bad digestion, and then
poor general health results.
TIA child is not in good health 1t
cannot keep up with its studies in
school. It's poor. physical condition
makes 1t more likely to contract con.
tagious disease; and It. has not the
proper chance to grow into robust,
healthy child.
Parents should see that the ,chlld.s
teeth are brushed after each meal,
using toothbrush and tooth powder.
liza child's teeth are decayed 1t
should be taken to a dentist at once.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-22

piece suit in African brown duyetyn
and the fur. which muffles milady's
chin, and girdles her waist, and
swathes her wrists, and swishes
around her knees Is a black fox. Lest
Jack Frost nip her fingers she will
carryfa football Of black. fox, and to
show that she's partial TO fur she will
wear a pompon OF black fox on her
black velvet Tam O Shanter.
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First official French Government Mo.
ton Pictures OF Fighting 4. Z

will tshsortiyF be presented to the peos
pie! of the United States by The World:
Through Mr.. E. Alexander Powell,
correspondent of the The World with
the allied armies, the stirring pictures
of the French armies in action, taken
for the official records of the nation,
have been secured These Official
Motion Pictures were taken on the,
Ibattlefelds and in the trenches under
the directionlof the great General STAFF
OF the French army for the National
Archives and loaned by the Govern.
ments OF France to the war correspon.
dent OF The World. Announcement
will be made soon of the date on
which these pictures will be shown in
the United States for the first time.
Under management Of Morris Gest.
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Mrs. 7 B! Henderson was called to
Grafton Friday by the death Of her
uncle, William Poe. Mr.. Henderson
was up yesterday and accompanied
her home. M
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5 The ladies Of the Palatine Baptis,
Church will meet; this evening at q
o'clock at the church. All are urged
to be present. \
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Household .mints-itSis best to keep
all family Jars In the pantry 4
4 Margaret. II
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an sETTY sRoWN.

BY BETTY BROWN. y q
Designers Of styles are evidently,
preparing for Tong, hard, old.fash:
Toned winter. Each new gown comes
forth from their hands with some
new punishment OF fur. ~ 3
To give you q notion Of how much
fur may be used on one gown made
this sketch the other day in the stu!
do ola famous designer. Its a three.
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Mount Clair Sub District, No. 49,
Number pupils enrolled this month,
2S; average daily attendance 25;lper
cent. of daily attendance, %. Law
ERNAi sHUTTLEWoRTH, Teacher.
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The McElfresh Glass OF tie Ola,
mond Street NJ. e.. Sunday School
have taken charge OF the Rummage
Sale in the Steele building on Mer;
chant street, and 1t will be continued
for some time. - q s =
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Viola Sub District, No. 17.-Num:
Der pupils enrolled issmonth, z3;;St
average daily attendance, 90; per; cent.
of daily attendance, IS. WILLIAM
WILCOT, Teacher. y. 5.
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Tri State News

Conceivable. Alfalfa viii be dis
cussed at meeting OF the Union
FARMERS Club Of Fayette county 70 be.
held on next Saturday at tho home of
William Il. Bryson near Dunbar. e.
EE Arnold will talk on us Alfalfa
Adapted to Our Eastern Needs.ss
What Are the Essentials 10 Secure
a Good Stand, e will be discussed by
Isl w. Dunn. Readings will be given
by Mrs. z. Il. Smith Mrs. John Gilch.
rist, Ralph Masio and s. W. Dunn!
The December meeting will mark
the close Of a very successful club;
year.
connellsyille: Louis sBernith, 726, a.
miner at the Star Junction plant Of
the Washington Coal & Coke Com.
pany, was run down by a frightened
horse and trampled to death in the
mine.
Trouble was experienced with the
lights in the mine and the horse be-
came frightened when the mine was
thrown into complete darkness. He,
dashed of and Bernith was unable to
get out of his way. The unfortunate.
miner suffered a fractured skull and
severe bruises and decorations. He
died within a few hours. q
unlontoWn: oveer, a score OF arrests
have been ordered in the last few.
days by State Dairy and Food Com.
missioner James Foust because PEG.
pie sold bolnoga and sausage which.
was not in accord with the State
laws. This Is the season, when sau:
sage sales are large. = III
The agents OF the state have found
wherein the sausage was found to
contain considerable -four costing a
few cents a pound and water costing
nothing, instead Of all meat.
HaserstoWn: Md, Mrs. Julia Ann
Conkling, aged s101s years, died re.
Gently In 9Boonsboro, Her death was
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-22

HaserstoWn: Md, Mrs. Julia Ann
Conkling, aged 2101s years, died re.
Gently In sBoonsboro. Her death was
caused by general debility.
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4Here From Winchester.
Charles Robinson, OF Winchester,
Va, spent the past few days with rel.
atives here {, 4, ~, (
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oyerheated rooms have killed more
people than ever froze to death.
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EAST SIDE
NEWS 8
Returned Home.

Mrs Florence Gray and grand;
daughter, Miss Alta. arrived home
Saturday evening form illinois, where
they were called by the death ofIthe
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Returned from, L1osp mia.

| aHetuEneuI .fFom hospital. ~
Mrs. w. 4 *. Shaffer, OF Newton
street, whoGwas a surgical patient at
Cook Hospital, was removed to her
home yesterday afternoon.
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.left satufdaY Evenlno

Lett lSaturday, Evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Childress and daugh;
ter, who have spent the past two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth
Swisher, left Saturday evening for
their home at Makota, Va. q
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PLAYS ;: VAUDEVILLE !: PICTURES
Always Average Girl

n knocks about IS per cent Of he
Sconcelt out OF d girl II she shows =
young man y photograph OF herself
and De lfailsIto ask her for It
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new HERBAL BALM
ACTS THREE TIMES
!. ON SKIN DISEASE

1tsstops al itching and pain the instant Il
II acts Ike q pplitice, drawing out al moi.
son. healing and cleansing sores scales, eiup.
The rich herbal essences in sD,EXsfAs,nk
aasee INTO the tissues and start new. sound
3 p'EXMAlis sreseaiug hundreds from fesh.
eating diseases. Why not yorf
10 Is natures way. Il, : n Il
We are The, only druggists in this town
sbaln, eaai be secured. Ask us today. y
Mountain City Drug Co. :.
Hall Drug Co.
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viii Go Washington.
Miss Mary Morrison leaves tomors
row for ashington. d! O., to spend
the Thanks giving vacation.
|Perls,onals

Miss Emma Hawkins. OF, Colfax.
came down Saturday evening for a
short visit with her sister Mrs Glenn
Little.
Mrs. Charles Hatfield. Of Gufiey
street, has returned from Iii tieton!
where she was called by the death OF
Mr. Petite. e
Cleo Harden. OF smithtown, Is
spending Ia few days here. "
Miss Marie Lloyd is recovering
from a few days fitness. !
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Second Number enrolled:thi
month, &c; average daily attendance,
"a per cent. Of daily attendance, "a.
ALICE x .aWESSEELS, Teacher.
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day evening, December :, forTthe lbehe.

81 OF The church,
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Montana Graded School, No. 30
Principals room: Number pupils en-;
rolled this month, 10; average daily
attendance, ~; percent. Of daily at;
tendance, SO. ID. c. G OoDN1GHT,
Teacher. o " 4 s..il & I y
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Murray Sub District No. 1G.-Num-
Der pupils enrolled this month, "a;
average daily attendance, 223; per
cent Of daily attendance, So. MAE
SWISHER Teacher. q
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Primary Room. Number pupils EN-:
rolled this month, 49, average daily
attendance, az; per cent. OF daily at.
tendance, 80. ANN s. RICHARDS
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shaws Sub District, No. 12.-Num.
Der pupils enrolled this month, 90;
average daily attendance 90; per cent.
of daily attendance, 81. EMMETT
LAKE, Teacher.
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THINGS YOU Will BE
INTERESTED TO RFsA DABOUT

THINGS YOU WILL BE
INTERESTED TO RFsA DABOUT
Again we offer you the newspaper
worlds most instructive feature page,
The subjects this Sunday include:
the Body by Order of the Brain, y
ssThor,'; Thunder God and Ancestor
Of Thursday, . practical Economy Of
Canned Foods; . Some Remarkable
Facts About Twins, Ssg The Reason
Why Icebergs Are Said to Be Invlsi,
bic, ~ An Ingenious Window Cleaner
and Definition of Money.
ASTONISHING PETS
How the strange craze for s Some
thing to Garry has popularized the
monkey, the parrot and the baby ALI
gator. This special illustrated page ar
ticle in THE SUNDAY TELEGFS AN
will be of interest to all who like pets.
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4 MY sNIART HAT THAT COST 94c

MY SMARI Hat I45AI COST 9344c
Here s tip for the woman who
wants another summer hat and does not
desire tofpay very much for it. This hat
began with a happy aspiration from.
the current fashion and was crowned by
the worn seat of chair how an ingen-
ious woman made it and how it COM
pares with other hats that cost a great
deal more money.
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II oR,EFAsTEs OF THE FALL.

"a fashion page for women readers
OF THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM.
Prophecies Of the approaching autumn,
in which figure announcements of closer
fitting coats, gay Innings, the Princess
sfrock and Louis XIV influences. The in
.sistence of schoker'' collars reflect the
Medici.
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IIEDIsON,S SEARCH FOR THE
IsECRET OF THE BRAIN

EDISON'S SEARCH FOR THE
SECRET OF THE BRAIN
The great inventors own story of
his experiments and experiences ia
stud ying thought transmission, and has
remarkable predictions as to future pos
sibilities. Mr.. Edison says: 1.-The hu-
man brain, without doubt, will do in
the future many things which it is inca
pable Of doing now"
THE STREET OLE BROKEN
HEARTS
How the ssGreat White Way, =
which lured beautiful Eugenia Kelly,
and brought about a family disaster and
a court scene, continues its amazing his
tory Of dangerous fascination, reckless
Extravaganza, unhealthy glitter and
|senew'' forms Of foolishness to amuse
and to wreck Lots of pictures.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-15
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
IN NEED OF FUNDS
SEVERAL DESTITUTE FAMILIES
MUST BE HELPED AT ONCE OR
THEIR SUFFERING WILL BE
UNBEATABLE

Mr.. C. J. Sherlock, president of the
Associated Charities, asks the good
people of Americus to come to the
aid of several destitute families in
the city. Funds are needed to relieve
their suffering and provide for their
wants.
Contributions of any size will be
welcomed by the association. Even
a dime will help, according to Mrs.
Sherlock Contributions may be
mailed to her or left at the Times
Recorder office.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-15
NEGRO WANTED IN ABBEV|LLE
CAPTURED BY AMERICUS COPS

Deputy Sheriff o. L. Smith, of Viii
COX county, came up this morning for
Olin Dehmar, a negro wanted in
Abbeville for assault and attempt
to murder. The negro was captured
this morning in less than an hour af
ter the Ameficus police had been no
tofied that he was probably in this
city.