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Arizona republican., 1917-03-08
Columbia

Ethel Barrymore in the White Ra- Ven" will be shown at the Columbia today and tomorrow
 This is q powerful play and the won derfully interesting scenery of Alaskan life cannot fail to excite favorable com ment -The Metro people regard this as one of their most finished productions.
 The action is stirring all the way. and the intensity is undiminished right up to the climax. The White Raven has q very strong cast. including William Davidson and Walter Hitchcock
 This is the first production in which Miss Barrymore ever appeared in short skirts but in the big dance hall scene. she appears as habitue of the "Honk- atonk
 Mrs. Vernon Castle also appears on the program in 'patria. Your inter est and appreciation of this production are sure to be stimulated by this showing
Arizona republican., 1917-03-08

ed to have turned ont in honor of the occasion and to pay their respect to the offerings of the automobile world. It is estimated that many hundred persons attended the show last eVen- ing.
 Following the parade the governor and his family. accompanied by his secretary, Malcolm Fraser. and sev- eral members Of his staff, entered thc huilding fnllowe8 h-- Ghi@f a8
Arizona republican., 1917-03-08

Police George Brisbois and aides Governor Campbell Was enthusiastic over the show and declared that 1t reflected great credit upon the auto mobile inellstry as well as upon the enterprise 9f the local dealers.
 Expressions of praise from all pres ent were heard Tor the attractive way in which the DCilding and individual exhibits hs.2a, been decorated. Stream ore of preen -ra vshfte h1nt7re inter
Arizona republican., 1917-03-08

mingled with great spreads nf palm branches through which hung series on series of American flags form the main decorative scheme. The color scheme has eeeu appropriately followed b,e the dealers in their ih diyiduaI decorations. the whole com bining io form a wonderful riot nf perfect color harmony
 Young and old of an ages ano sexes seemed 10 take equal interest
Arizona republican., 1917-03-08

The auto show is tremendous success. The throrgs which crowded the motordome upon the occasion of the opening last night fully attest to that fact From the moment that the doors were thrown oper and Governor Thus. E Campbell and party entered the crowds began to pour in. A steady stream of people until a late hour kept the auto men busy telling all about their favorite models Nearly all of Phoenix seem
Arizona republican., 1917-03-08
At the PIara

There IS only one Pearl White and the fact mat she has been called The American Joan of Are" in connection with her work in the great prepareu- ness novel of the screen Pearl or the Army that will be shown agan at the Plaza today. does not detract either from the far fame of the grea; French maiden. nor from the abilities of Pearl As T young soldieress she looks most engaging Tn her military uniform which fits her with a stead fastness tue envy Of all the men sol-
 fefs wno see her. and of the ladies who are slightly jealous of those with iair forms-for Pearl Is there. Her exciting adventures in the instailment on for today exceed in their sensa ; tionalism any that she has so far been engaged during the progress of this serial
Arizona republican., 1917-03-08
ADJUSTMENTS
Theda eara a, the Lamars Today

lheda 6ara al the Lamara Today
 story of unscrupulous siren and her wlies IS The Tiger Woman" in which the Worlds Famous Vampire woman lhcda BaTa appears in at the I.amara Tor three days starting today
 Miss Bara as Princess Petrovitch. q titled Russian Is said to wear the most gorgeous wardrobe and jewelry ever worn before q camera. the picture shows the incomparable screen star in q role fraught with thrills and tense situations The Tiger Woman is said to be the first real vampire picture Miss Bara has appeared in the past year, the enmeshing in her net by sub teriuge, of her lovers brother. who ahandons his wife and child. the tense and dramatic finale when the Princess IS forced against her will 10 plunge a dagger into her heart by a relentless blackmailing servant are some of the thrills nf this wonderful production.
 Money Magic at the Hip
 By the magic power of money ne won her. Buided her house iii for a queen, but she was more his daughter than his wife. Slowly he realized his marriage mistake and even more so when the handsome young casterner came 10 ihe mountains to visit. He, an invalid. the other q great forceful clean cut fellow and the third a handsome gifted wife who wanted Go live Youth attracted youth and they learned 10 love, but honorable marriage ties bound one of the twain until love found 4 way-fouud an honorable way that makes the most fascinating story the fitagraph has sent out this month.
 Money Magic is its title and il was wyitten by Hamlin Garland. Edith Story, Antonio Moreno. and Wm Dun- can are equally featured in the strong fotn drama
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-12-21

The angels song. con Earth Peace.
Good WIN Toward Men," can also be-
translated peace 60 men OF good
will." This version In timely, ny well
M correct for the Greek. For pence
can and shall come TO men Of good
will. and II cannot come to men Of
bad will.
Who Is the man Of good WIFI II
Is he who has n choice Of happiness,
Of righteousness. Of goodness for all
men. II is he who desires that men
may he blessed, and who tries 10
make the desire effective. The man
Of good will does not hate. Neither
does he lncarnnte hate In any weapon
offensive or defensive. He Is free from
revenge, and Is full OF forgiveness
for the pcnltent. He may not forget
injuries, but, what Is more Important,
he IL eoger to make Injury the occa-
sion for helping the offender 10 over
come the evil within the heart or
will out of which the Injury sprung.
lie Is capable Of mighty lndlgnations,
but he does not suffer himself Ia be
conquered by them. Without being
lmpnsslve. he Is calm In the face OF
wrong, and he Is very patient, be-
Ing more willing to be the victim than
the agent Of evil. His hatred Of all
sin and his love for the mnn who,
despite his manhood, II guilty OF sin,
nre alike strong and lasting. He Is
free from suspicion, he thlnkcth no
evil. He loves his nelghbor, not only
as himself, but even more, being more
enger to do justice than to receive
Justice.
The qualities and elements which
constitute the man OF good will also
constitute the commonwealth OF good
will.
Such n commonwealth Is n common.
wealth peace. willing good to 9th.
ers, others will good also to II. Arm
nmcnts in such condition have no long
or any function to play. and they mel
AWAY. The battlefags are furled
Wars cease and rumors Of wars are
not heard. Men become brothers u
mutual service and happiness, ms the,
are brothers In origin and destiny.
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orIaIn Of Word chrIsthas.

The word christmas Is of compare
lively late origin. The word wis first
used Ia 1898, It's form then being
Chrlstcs- Mnessc, the mass of Christ.
Origen, IN early father Of the church,
said that In the Scriptures It was the
sinners alone. not the snints, who eel
brnted their birthdays. Another early
writer referred To the fact that the
birthdays Of the pagan gods were kept
by the people. The very first evidence
Of II feast having been held In honor
ar the birth of Christ was In Egypt
about the ycnr 200. Clement of Alex
nndrla said, Certain Egyptian theolO-
gluns o~ycr-curlously assign not the
year alone, but the duy of Chrlst's
birth, placing It on May %" Another
date assigned TO the event was March
2S.-Exchnnge.
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A Christmas Prayer
BY Frederic 7. cardoze

Most gracious Lord. forbid the sword
And dull each cleaning blade;
BE II thy will, tonight. to still
Each deadly cannonade.
The straying sheep seek out and keep,
The blacklist ones retrieve.
That he may kneel, for peace appeal,
Upon this Christmas Eve.
The winter frost, Decembor's ghost.
Its spangled robe has spread
Across the mead. each shrub and weed
Now lies suppressed and dead.
From out the gloom n hollow boom
The seasons message tells,
From metal threats, whore hatred Sloats.
Instead OF Christmas bells.
The sentry'g boon. the full white moon,
which clouds anon conceal,
Rebukes the blight, with silver light
or zach stern ~ OF steel.
1t clothes the plain where lie the slain,
C%ontorted yet serene.
In garments rare that spirits wear,
translucent sheets Of sheen.
For deaf the ears Of kings n peers
To sorrow and despair,
And men still pray In pits OF clay.
Entrapped. like beasts in lalrF.
While over earth the Snyiour's birth
Is h .ralded once more.
From placid lea to stormy son,
From scared to sheltered shore.
Though peace on earth roigned at his brit
In David's city then.
And vale and hill ang Of good Will
From Him toward All men,
Tonight the breath Of hate and death
IL breathed from many "A soul;
Each watchful group and soldier troop
Has slaughter for It's goal.
with appraised arm. still each alarm
Which shall ascend above,
Bid thou tho age OF wars fell rage
Give way 20 brothers. love.
And In thy might forbid the fight
That wage day by day
And lead each race with radiant face
And firm clasped hands, away.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-12-21

Fir rutirH 1T ihr night! 1ir runrH III
ihP ntplltl
Mr. Bufily. HtlFntIy rnrtrH.
iahilr itF ltitlF hruinn lisans MI thF
pillutuH m unhiir
Arr hrraminp nj huplrn ann nrumH.
Dir ruiB through tllr Hiiuni likP u Blltp
through thF fnum.
Whilr tllr iullitr flukrH arnuhn him
mhirl.
1flhn irlls him q kunm uut. huf ltr
finnrilI ihP hnnr
OF rarh gunn lttilr huu ann girl.
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b LAURA e D q
When I think on the happy days
7 spent with you. my little denrie

When I think on the happy days
7 spent with you. my little denrie.
Now what lands between MS lie,
How can ! but be cerie7
A s yuletide draws near. n mans
~ mind II very not 10 revert Ia
~ happy Christmas times that
have gone before. There IN
most always n woman connected with
n mans happy times and pleasant day
dreams. The man who left the farm
to make his fortune In the grent city
and who hms become rich. u bachelor
boarding nj n fashionable hotel or club,
can usually recall some particularly
happy Christmas In the long ngo-n
Christmas dinner In the old home,
taking his first sweetheart Christmas
eve to n ball In the town hall the de-
Hight Of taking her home-n mile
through snow drifts on n winter night.
He had written 20 her II few times aft
or leaving home, then the excitement
of city life had crowded her out Of his
memory and his life. As Christmas
draws nigh ngnin, thoughts carry him
back to the girl he loved when time
was young with him. on the impulse
Of the moment he dnshes on n letter
10 her. He does not know whether
she will receive II. She may be mar.
rled or she mny have moved away.
The old folks nj home had been care
full never to mention her even In an
swcr 10 his Inquiries.
How strange It Is that the same
| fI.AtsvIN .u. an t,.s, NtQ...ut ..l..l. 80
the same time. The girl of long agO,
still single, knowing he has not wed,
picks up courage to send n Christmas
card to the hoy grown old now who
took her to her first ball on Christmas
cve The letter and card cross each
other MS each flies 10 It's goal. The
bachelor finds II in his Christmas mall.
The lonely woman standing by n win
dow In II fnr-or farmhouse has n let
ter handed to her by II nclghborlng
farmer who kindly fetched II to her
from the post Office Christmas morn
Ing. simultaneously there Is n warm
glow I'm two hearts widely severed.
And yet there are people who won
der that there are romances which are
revived nj yuletlde when men and
women no longer young sigh for love
and home cheer. II they sit alone and
lonely listening TO the chimes Of the
Christmas bells.
Christmas dry Is the time to light
the sncrcd fire upon the altar Of old
hopes and loves and make the longing
and dreams realities. Sending n little
Christmas card with u wcll-chOsen
kindly verse IL sure 70 find nm echo In
II lonely mans heart at this time Of
all others. One should not check the
kindly resolve to send one, II can do
no harm and It may bring much hnppi-
ness. 10 whom are you going Ia send
your "Merry Christmas" card In this
yenr Of our Lord 1917? Perhaps I'll
find one In my stocking. I'll hang 1t
up and see. | take this occasion to
send each and every n of my renders
u Merry Christmas. together with the
wish that the coming year may he the
most successful one Of their lives.
(C%opyright)
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The chrlsa Spirit.
CAS- the Bystnnu = FINDS lt.'

CAS- the Bystunu FINDS IT,
Gosh, this car IL crowded. Wonder
they wouldn't have n little heat ~
"And ! want to arrange 50 that If
he doesn't like It you'll exchange It
after Christmas"
mo, we're not going to give n thing
this year, except to people We positive
~ are Indebted TO-"
<"Cushl II was Il sweet dance,
Mnyme. And Mr.. F!zzlefnce, he said to
me-Cash !"
"rhank the Lord Christmas comes
only once u year !'-EXchnnge.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-12-21
keenlnn Christmas.

Are you willing Ia remember the
weakness and loneliness of people who
arc growing old TO stop asking how
much your friends love YOU. and ask
Yourself whether you love them
enough to bear In mind the things
that other people have 10 bear on their
hearts; TO try to understand the peo-
pie who live In the same house with
you? THEN you can keep Christmas.
Henry van Dyke.
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dL10 OLLlSI -


There Is nothing truer thai
a fairy tale. II Is the quin-
tessence Of Whdt Aristotle calls
the probable impossibtlity.
The best Of the fairy tales are
folklore, giving the boiled
down pisdom Of centuries Of
experience. and the truths they
teach are the old. old facts Of
human nature put into Visible
form for childish minds 10
grasp. These tales do not
teach morals BY precept but
truths by example, says Col
her's. No amount of teach
ing about the brotherhood Of
man, and Christmas kindness,
and the rewdrds Of virtue, can
hare such an effect on tho
small, objective soul as Is pro-
duced By tho vision Of Santa
Claus NTH his white beard and
twinkly eyes coming NTH toys
for good httle boys and
SWITCHES for bad little boys,
shedding jollity and benevo-
lencc all oUer The place. Long
gears from nor, when every
incident Of these stories is lost
to the memory. the knowledge
Of Fundamental human values
wiH remain. Tedch the chill
dren fairy tales and you teach
them the wisdom Of the ages.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-12-21

II Christmas HercstIe

compiled from the Yuietide Utterancos
OF Great Minds by Harvey Peake In
the Baltimore SUM
A LITTLE child, thou art our guest.
AThat weary ores In thee may rest.
Martin Luther.
MisTLETOE hung in the castle han,
IAThc holly hough shown on the old oak
wall. Thomas Haynes Bayly.
ENGLAND was Merrle England when
LOld Christmas brought his sports
again. Walter Scott.
DING out ye crystal spheres.
NOnce bless our human ears'
John Milton.
n AMY clouds possessed the earth
N And sadly fell our Christmas Eve
Alfred Tennyson.
VIZ who sang Creations glory.
j Now proclaim Messiah's birth.
-Jamcs Montgomery.
NHRIsT Is born. tho great anointoi.
" Heaven and earth his praises stngl
). Caword.
II lark, the herald angels sins.
III GLORY 10 the new born kinel'
Charles Wesley.
N ING the bells and raise the strain.
N And hang up g%urlands everywhere.
Susan Coolidge,
HEAR along our streets pass the min
Htrcl thrunks,
Hurk' They play 30 sweet on their haut-
boys Christmas songs -lunRfellow.
q fNg the song OF great JOY that the
" angels began.
Sing or glory TO God. and OF good will
io maui John q Whittier.
m HIS day hath God fulfilled his prom
iacds word,
This dny is born q Savior, Christ IA,
lord u Byron.
N AY YOU have MS many happy months
III As YOU taste minco pies az Christmas
old English Saying.
A r Christmas play. and make goo,
~ cheer,
For Christmas comes but once a year
-Tusser.
n OMETtMrS with oysters We comhino
Sometimes assist the savory chine,
From the low peasant TO the lord,
A The turkey smokes on every board.
Walter Gay.
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NOTE OF HOPE AND HAPPINESS
Celebration Of s~avlour's Birth Com.
mands Attention Of All Nations
Regardless Of Ravages Of War.

ON the great feast Of the Nativity,
Christmas, as IL Is popularity known,
there IL always II note of hope nnd
cheer, even when many lands are
drenched IL blood. II was 1917 years
ago that Christ was born, but the mes
sngr he brought Is ms fresh and com
pelllng ns II was In the years long ago.
over the little town of Bethlehem the
heavenly choir sang "Glorln In hX-
ccIsis Deo"-"Glory be to God on high,
aud on earth peace TO men of good
viii" or, as some renderlngs OF the
Latin text have II, "nnd OF earth peace
and good will towards men, That
blessed proclamation Will 60 sounding
down the centuries to ZONE until time
shall be no more.
PROGRESSING Christmas welcome today
as onc Of peculiar joy and glndness.
The llturgical churches celebrate II
with impressive services hut nh cod
fearing people, whether they be con
nected with the Christian body or that
can hut hnd Il thrill aud n hitting M
of the soul In mcditutine upon the
birth Of Jesus aud the mighty worn
the redecmcr came to accomplish
christmas to us with its hal
lowed greeting and with un inspira
ton for higher purposes and tru'
Christian charity. May this he trull
"a happy Christmas for % ana M.
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Deliberate Extravaganza.

"Whnt are you going TO give your
husband this Christmasf'
~ haven't decided, / want 10 do
something really fine for him, though,
and n ! find that ! can AFFORD 1t |
think | will give him eggs for brenk-
fast"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-12-21

~ was beginning 10 think there was
no originality In New Year cards. but
| was Mistaken remarked Joblots.
"YOu received n noveltyY'
Eyes. My tailor sent me Il card
hearing the usual greetings, but added
this line: How about that little bill 2 "
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&Christmas
~AKE Christmas a
''I X. ''% %s,r, .i,.ie.

jolly time.
" The whoic signif-
canoe Of Christmas
IS generosity charity good
fellowship and consequent
happiness. and ne must stand
IN NTH MS spirit Of JOYFUL
ness or admit ourselves as By
no means belonging TO the
highest types Of humanity. II
wc adopt the Irish mans weil-
known and philosophical die
tum. hat zone mans as goods
another and some a deal sight
bctiher." then We rant 10 be
a IDEAL sight in most eUery-
thing. and good fellowship
procldims that ioudest and
longest.
so. 90 in for a good time in
any old frst-cldSs. fne-edged
may you ran get il, al home or
abroad. outdoors or in, upstairs
Or dorm, With or withoW the
best means for enjoyment, for
the means can be made; il
you're determined TO make 10.
there is Arrays a way. II you
lack dollars. use pennies; il
you lack pennies. use your
Wits. There are many other
things That you hare in album
dance 10 spend and you can
spend them By transferring 10
others and the general atm0s-
phere your optimistic joyful-
ness orer whdt you have, be 10
much or title.
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Rememher the children.

Make the children happy on Christ
mas and ones happiness will take care
of Itself.
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The Unbreakable Ornament.

The millennium win be- here when
somebody invents an ~unhreakablc urna
mcut for Christmas trees.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-07-05
SCHOLARSHIP and ENTRANCE
EXAMINATIONS
University of South Carolina

The examinations for the award of
vacant scholarships in University of
South Carolina and for admission of new
students will be held at the county court
house on FRIDAY, JULY l3, at g a. m.
Applicants must not be less than sixteen
years OF age: When scholarships are
ed to those making the highest average
at examination, provided they NEE, the
conditions governing the award .Ap.
plicants for scholarships should wri,e to
President Currell for scholarship cyan.
lnation blanks. These blanks, properly
hiled out by the applicant, should be
MED with President Currell by July 9th
.SchoIarships are worth SlW. free tu.
ltion and fees; total, $l58. The next
session Will open September l9. 1917.
f9r further information and catalogue,
address President w. S. Currell, Coinm,
bia, S. c.
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Winthrop College
SCHOLARSHIP and ENTRANCE
Examination
examination

lhe examination for the award of
vacant scholarships in Winthrop College
ana Tor the admission of new students
VIII be held at the County Court House
On FRIDAY, JULY 6, at "a. NJ. Appli.
cants must not be less than sixteen
years OF age. When Scholarships are
vacant after July 6they will be awarded
70 those making the highest average at
thIs examination, provided they meet
the conditions governing the award.
applicants for scholarships should write
70 PRESIDENT johnson for scholarship ex-
animation blanks. These blanks. prom
erIy flied out by the applicant, should
be filed with President johnson by July /.
Scholarships are worth Sl00 and free
tuition. The next session will Oman
September 10, 1917. For further infor.
nation and catalogue, address PREs,-
DENr ~. b. JOHNSON. Rock Hill, sea
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Npilce, lnh.rinc IL iilH column u- ON cent 4
wUIC tp- I-s. lnser.ioI hiC uii.- III, cent wurC
tpT eacr -luS-uuer; insertion
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Lr<.t af corn IL, shl: GO CHrtrell.
Pickens I. .
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-07-05

Iu! our eHbbaSt. Plants
10y WINTER cabbage from rne and cu.
o9Wn thr nigh cost ot living. Ten cents
-e' hunoreo il lots q 500 or more.
.lauts now leady io. shipment. 4. n
r aldrjcl:s. Pickeng s. G
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County Bonds for Sale

BY virtue of the authority of an Act
of the General Assembly Of, the State
of South Carolina, approved by tae
governor on the 1st day of March. 1917.
for the purpose of road improvements,
we hereby offer for sale to the highest
responsible bidder two hundred and f:f-
ty thousand dollars $3.50. O0D Of coupon
bonds of Pickens county, said State tn
mature twenty years after date and
bearing interest from date at not ex.
ceeding five per cent per annum, to be
PAID semi annually at such place as NAV
pc agreed upon. Bonds to be dated I'd
day OF July. 1917. Right reserved to
reject any and all bids.
Bids will be received up to noon, JULY
80, 1917
Bidders required to deposit certified
check of So. 600 as guarantee of good
faith.
The County has no bonded or other
outstanding indebtedness.
c. l.. CUREToN, Chairman,
Pickens, S. G.
X. +. LENHARDT,
Easley. S. G.
j. F. BANNIsTER,
Liberty, S. &.
HIGHWAY COMMISSION,
9 PICKENs COUNTY, S. &. IT
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l7s5 1917
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
SOUTH CAROLlNA'S OLDEST
COLLEGE

COLLEGE
1890 BEGEtS SEPTEMBER %
Entrance examinations at all the
county seats Friday, July l3, at 8 a. m.
fcur-year courses lead to the 3. A.
and b. 5. degreees a two-ycar pre-
medical course is given.
A free tuition scholarship is assigned
70 each county Of the State.
Spacious buildings and athletic grounds.
well equipped laboratories, unexcelled
library facilities.
Expenses moderate For terms and
catalogue, address
HARRISON RANDOLPH.
President
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Notice To Debtors and Creditors

Az persons having claims against the
estate of w. n. Ashmore, deoeaaed ed
are hereby notified to present the same
to the undersigned on or by the 18th
DAY of July 1917, duly atsested and
al persons owing said estate are
hereby, y,requested to settle with -"
MAUD AsHMoRE.
VEsTA AsHMoRE,
Executors.