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REMOVAL NOTICE.

DR. r. ] LOWS, chiropraotor. has re
moved his offices to the Kempaa
building, 420 10 Central avenue
rooms E and G. 10-13-ts
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Be Cured First Pay When Cured

A rafe and painless cure for Alsohol
and Drug Additions. Strictly private
and personal attention assured by ply
sic.an with years OF experience. Address
Drawer No 437,
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DR.. WALKERS oEeIcE.

DR. DaCnsta Walker announces that
has removed bis offices to a front
suite. second floor. in the Kempner
building. Elevator service 4-15-u
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any necessary measures 20 defeat the
hostile designs directed against he:.'
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WANTED-ROUTE BOYS AT THE
SENTINEL RECORD. APPLY AT
ONCE.
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The Eastman KODAK Department OF
Sorrels Drug Company established for
SO many years is now the largest In
the South. / 1T ur professional pho
tographers be your "Truble Men" and
give helpful criticisms and instruc-
tons Prompt service, 1~26-tf
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nv ssruns,-aecore Want Ads.
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Try sentInel-Record Want Az.
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PERSONALS

Or. and Mrs. c. ". Ramage and
daughter. Miss Eleanor. are spending
several days In Pittsburgh.
Albert Knox. OF Brooklyn. y. Y, a
QuartoTmaster in the 4. $. navy. who
Is spending a fourteenday furlough
in this city the guest OF his sister.
Mrs. d. a. cherry. went TO Grafton to-
800 10 sDc1t the day and will
return here this evening. Mr.. KnoS
= ,,.-iy returned from a trip over
seas.
Mrs. Fred Milloy and daughter. Miss
Louise. are guests OF Mrs. Frank Nc
Donnsll in Clarksburg.
Mrs. Frank A. Lloyd went to Al
pena. ". Va. yesterday where she Is
he guest OF relatives.
Miss Mildred LeMasters who is
spending several weeks at the summer
home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
s. LeMasters. at Bula. Monongalia
county. is the guest Of Miss Virginia
Alexander. having come down 20 at
end the dance at the Country club
last evening.
Miss Louise Conn has returned from
~, Marion. Pa. where she had spent
several days with relatives.
Attorney +. Martin. Of Grafton, Is
visitor in the city today.
The condition OF Captain Thomas
Reed. who is seriously III at his homo
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-cLOSG ups

Despite the war ard difficulty
TIE weary traveller has with his trans
DDrtation problems. he Is still doing q
lot % T. At least that Is what Bon
Fisher, manager Of tho Hippodrome
says. He IL authority for the state
ment that there never was a time I'm
the history Of the Hipp when there was
90 much transient trade as there Is
this sumner. Had you noticed the
number Of strangers seen on our
streets?
When Anna Q. Nilsson was in
Arivcca. Arizona. recently. playing her
Important part In photographing
scenes IN the Trail 20 Yesterday. -
with Bert Lytell. n big Indian chief
~ the name OF Proudof.His-Nose fell
desperately in love with her. and. des.
bite all the obstacles which were plac.
e. IN bis way, he succeeded in ap-
preaching her with q trusty interprt.
ter. through whom he communicated
his declarations of alteration and his
proposal OF immediate marriage TO as.
Suage his longIng for just such . pale
face. blonde-headed helpmate. Miss
Nilsson gave him q very sAort AID IL.
dignant answer.
live Francis x. DushmaA 0DliL
IolloWeitiBsns. he u gsauins;y Dstri-
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she SAT On tie pretty veranda q the
little home ln~East Park ne planned
% happily less than two years ago
and her eyes gased wistfully out over
the open county. over the hills and
roadways. following the r.any cars
with their happy couples and seeing
II all gladly but with infinite sadness:
sadness such rs many OF US have lcv-
e. knovn-the kind that some OF Us
VIII never know. Il remains one Of
the unacceptable thirgs IN this world
that some OF ms are born 70 suffer
more than Others We I'll know
homes where grief has entered aad
where In a short time grief flies quite
contentedly out OF the window These
people have suffered for a bsis; time
but have found happiness again. But
there are others who. no matter how
hard they try. can never come back
again 10 the day iha; is gone and take
Up the thread that IS broken. With
great sweetness and gentleness they
go about the accustomed tasks: do
ing whatever Is laid on; for them with
patience. We hear tren talkirg-we
see them going about with others. we
even hear them laugh now and then
but in their eyes lies a &c scdy un.
eraseahle.
I'VE were never apart she said
we sat BY the fire In the winter and
read 20 one another. or he sang 10 NE
with his beautiful voice. We planned
all that we were going 20 %. over and
over again. 7 used 10 worder what
I would do II he had 10 20 away On a
business trip. Ard now he has gone
forever! While he was sici, was 80
very brave. doing I'll nv crying in cor.
ners and powdcring nv nose before
: anyone saw me. 7 fought FOR him -
the last minute. He was only sick
six days.
Sitting on that veranda beside this
dear little woman who SAYS. she is 90
ing "a keep up because he NAV be
watching her. ] felt the spirit Of all
that country about he7. ful OF thu
peace and happiness she found AZ first,
hut which now for the moment has
been deadened for her. and wonder.
ed II after ell he were not watching
her II perhaps he were not saying
Row glad II made him that she was
not inside behind closed doors where
he could not know Just how she felt
That with the breezes Of the open
places carrying many thoughts from
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q nm street. !. somewhat improved
today.
Van Mayer Altman. son Of Mr.. and
MrS. J. A. Altman. Il the guest OF
Thomas Rairden at Athens. Ohio. The
young men went 10 Buckeye Lake. o.
yesterday where they win spend q
couple Of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy A. Loash. OF Nor
gantown. spent yesterday in the city
with relatives.
Mrs. Terrence Stewart. OF Morgan
town, was in the city yesterday en-
route to Manainston 10 visit her niece
Mrs. c. n. Hsrdosty.
Mrs. Curtis y. West and son are Wis
ting relatives AZ Warren. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mr. r + H2rdvay have
taken apartment IN the Hayes build
ing on Monroe street. having moved
from Spring street.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. =. Parks returned
Sunday from Akron. Ohio. where they
had been visiting the formers par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs g. l.. Shutileworth
Mrs. Shuttlevorth returned with them
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Evening Chat

A small boy in the city has turned
his mothers basement into a moving
picture house. He has built benches
for seats and a very seTviceable small
stage. above which he has set up
moving picture machine. He opened
m today for the first time and had a
regulation box office with a small win
dow. through which 10 take in the
change. -Four pennies were charged
and he had a full horse. Little ones
below five we're admitted free and the
little ones enjoyed II most. can tell
YOU. spending a gloriously happy after
noon
Here's a small boy gho shows every
instinct OF business ability and serl-
BUSINESS. He works early and late and
has thar auietness OF bearing which
goes TO make up future success. lie
has many other good qualities also. !
have watched him often. He doesn't
romp in a foolish manner. though BE
enioys fun as much as ANYBODY. /
heard him say one day last winter:
"rd like 10 go with you. but have
work 70 10 after school and can't
leave" How many boys would just
10, the work 60? Would many OF them
stick AT something unattractiye be
cause they felt IL the right thing to 90
regardless OF anything else! Perhaps
there are more like the boy ] Know
a fine lad who is planning on taking
good care Of his mother since his tatn'
er died a short time ago.
There seem 10 be people IN the
world who are bound 10 be successes
and others who can't be under any
circumstances. No one seems able 70
saw WHY this is though 7 have heard
IL said that even in childhood can De
seen the future man or woman. Why
does one little girl like to sit and make
, pret,y things with her hands and an
other care about nothing but Wild un'
disciplined romplng. Why does one
/ how show earnest. studious habits ana
an early desire 10 make something out
Of himself. and another care for noth'
inc hut the street at night and playing
/ mischieyout tricks in the daytime! ]
can't tell you-can you? And speak
ing OF grown people-why does one
woman lie. responsibility slide on her
shoulders like water on ducks back
and another take the whole world on
them: I don't know--dO you? Why
does one man breathe success from
the moment he gets out Of bed In the
morning and another become failure
ali through life? Tell me, II you can.
7 visited an utterly adorable litue
worlan yesterday who reminded me
Of a pale water.lily on a slender STEM
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LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS

Smith. Miss Katherine Patterson and
Miss Louise Bcury presided o. hos
tesses. At six O'Clock the happy
group met at Smiths Landing. board.
ing the Shamrock" they were pilot.
cd up steam for several niles. The
evening. which was decidedly merry
and great eljoyed was concluded
with the serving Of an elegant picnic
supper TO thirty-five guests.-Charles'
ton Leader.
On Fishing Tr.r.
COUNTY Clerk and Mrs. A. c. Mar.
tin and Mr.. and Mrs. 2 T. Cunning
ham and daughters. Misses Jane and
Joan. mo;ored yesterday in the latter's
touring car 20 the Trough" in IIamc.
shire county. where they will spend
a week fishing.
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nIrI. ofter. Added AttraetIon.

A thoroughly thrilling and fascina;'
hg story IL billed for the Dixie today
Nth two-gun William S. Hart who adj
mirably plays the part Of good bad
man. and aiuso plays the leading part
N q tender love story. Aside from the
fact that the play is interesting every
moment. there arc one or two very cx
citing seconds, FOR instance when Hart
dfives the spurs into his horse and
leaps from Q nigh cliff 10 almost GER
tain death In order 10 escape capture
b q sheriff and his posse. No little
educational value Is found in the pre-
sanitation OF the United States official
war pictures. They give an accurate
nfosentation OF the war.
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whEaE CHOCOLATE MsL1s.

A mountain Of chocolate. il such a
thing existed. would be consumed by
the American soldiers overseas in less
than two years. according 20 the esti-
mate Of Y. ". G. 4. war work secre-
tar Who spent a single day behind
the counter in Y. VI. c. a. hut in
france.
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suee..-fuI panee.

The benefit dance given by q com
mitiee Of local young men at the Fair
mont Country club last night was a
decided success and quite a neat sum
was realized which will be turned
over to the local Red Cross chapter.
Dancing was INDUCED in for several
hours by a large crowd Of local young
people. The committee in charge was
composed Of Paul Hutchinson, Edgar
Barrett and Robert Richie.
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To Give Benefit.

Much interest is centering in TIE
county fair and festival 10 be held Fri
day evening at Barrackviile for The
benefit OF the Barrackvii!e Red eros.
auxiliary. A feature OF the fair will
be the sale OF fresh vegetables. coun
try butter and eggs. Refreshmeni
booths will be maintained on the
grounds. II is hoped that a large
number of Fairmont people Will visit
the fair.
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Returned from Wisconsin.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Fletcher have
returned from Black River Falls. Wis.
Mrs. Fletcher had spent several weeks
there with relatives and FIR. Fletcher
went there ten days ago and accom-.
panied her home.
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s,etercd Here.

Mr. and Mrs. 5. u. Brady have as
their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Jackson. OF Admission. Ma. ir. and
Mrs Truman Donoho and Miss Mary
Zell OF Birmingham. ala. The party
motored here coming by the way OF
the valley OF Virginia. The return
trip will be made via Ohio.
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Missionary Society to Meet.

The Missionary society OF the VI. E.
church. south. will meet this evening
at the home OF Mrs. Samuel G. James
at 7O7 Coleman avenue. Mrs. r. A.
Watts will teach the Bible lesson aud
talk will be given by Mrs. A. T.
Jones. The subject for study will be
Fruits OF the Gospel in Our Foreign
u'o-k"
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Visiting in Wilmington.

Mrs. John ". Mason. Jr.. is spend
Ing several weeks with her sister. Mrs
u. A. Adamson. at Wilmington. Del
Mrs. Mason left here last week and
joined Captain Mason and spent the
day in Washington. Captain Mason
was called 10 Washington from Mont
gomery. Ala, where he is stationed.
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Princess Rspea.s Russian Play.

An Insight into Russian character
and conditions afforded by the story
at the Mercy of Men," which repeats
It the Princess today. Alice Brady Is
the star.
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Marx Twain story u Nielsen.

- - - NN'N
i The very Spirit CT youth and fun AM
| American boyhood arc - be found
througfout tho eltire ave reels OF JAG,
Pickfo-d's picture "liucX md Ten 81
the Nelson today. This H. the second
Ton Sawyer % be shown 81 tie Nelson.
each one being complete in Itself.
Beginning with tne determination oil
Tom and his flseparable friend Huck
10 ward off ell possibility Of warts
the story finds the two boys in a grave
yard at mi1nIght-accoTding u the al
vice of CT oil darby IS % the bes;
manner OF CURING warts.
How they overhser some grave-rob-
bsrs pianning tier crevsone wo-a
ana how the a-e unwilling witnesscs
OF a ma-dcr. Is all tirill.ngiy depicted.
The next day Tom l. III In bed and his
Amt Polly Is administering the Pain
KILLER. which fem. IN turn, passes on
Tor. an unsuspeciing cat-with dire re-
suits.
Later the boys are at the trial OF
tine suppcscd murderer and by telling
an accurate story succeed In freeing
Al lnnocsnt man and conyicting the
criminal. The notoriety they derive
4 very sweet TO Tom who fancles him
self much In love with the Judges
daughter.
Follows thei Incident, well remember
Cd By renders OF Mark Twain, OF Tom
letting . cat down through the roof
Of the eehoolroom which fastens its
claws into the hated schoolmas.er's
viz, lifting II slowly off. A charitable
curtain q drawn on the sequence Of
thiE scene and It Is not long after that
the great adventure OF being lost In
the cave with Becky brings Tom again
into the limelight.
Altogether. the picture Is fascinat'
ingIy interesting and brings out some
q Mf. Pickford's best work.
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What Or MisshbAs
ID West Virginia Say

HU:QTScTaS. ". VA. - Or. Pier :
ray0fge lie-yriD.sea was q great nip
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cuest in CITY.

Mrs. Claude Mason. of Hillsboro'
Texas. who had been at Fort Worth
Texas. where her husband. DR.. Ma
son. was stationed. arrived here yes
terday for a visit with her sis'erc-in-
law, Mrs. Carol Helmick and Miss
Bess Mason. DR.. Mason came East
with her and went to New York where
he is supposed TO have sailed for over
-eas service.
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Sixty days leave for farm work Is
being granted United States naval re.
cruits at Providence. IL. l.
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70 INC dtS'ing ekD3et-
ancy. ;hcaf,h
G mod 10 iG;l - b.
safe al rs6 down.
weak aud nsFvoas.
cOpld MT d. IHs'
sienp, aHd,wSsiaauE-
;,ife ~ tkcst.ae. l
ms my y. .hala cop.
H.iom epA even ,tsc
doctcl,dti n9tsSiili.
lliiiE&sE1E1;s,,SgsS
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claa.r cemssY Hts HIpn.

Strangers 10 this city and TO the
norU arm circuits. the Cheer Up Girls
pre- nted to an ap7reciative audience
last light line OF new faces. new com
ed. and new songs. and pleased lar
n crowd tEan usual for Monday.
7 ere want a threadbare song on
IL list. ana there were fewer repre-
sentatives Of antiquity in the joke col!
umn than usual. In short. patrons oil
musical comedy are promised big time
production stuff By 4 company that Is
. little larger and n little better than
the usual tabloid. Bert Yorke IN ms
grotssque costume. is at all times 2
dispenser Of good. clean comedy. some
of Il almost gets by. but you can get
4 IN the seccad show. Tie whole com
pany are live wires who put plenty o.
psD into their work. and We are OF the
opinion that their stay here will be a
pleasant one 70. patrons.
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once knew n woman whose hrs
band beat her on an average Of once
week. One day when the beating b.
came more than usually loud. the
rCighbors rushed IN 20 pull the man
away ard this was what the Eoman
crsed Now you Just al 80 hack home
and mind your own business! ] guess
MY husbsDd's got as good . right 20
beat me as not"
had a woman say 10 me last wee1r
Il would rather have a beating tn
to have my husband angry At me-, ~
goes days and days without spo6ldng
TO me. He ignores me as utterly -
though ! were not on the earth and I
20 through the torrents Of the
damned as a consequence" ] thouGht
10 myself. Il wonder now. would
you?" Nobody knows what they want
"a lthey get Il and then IS q rule they
know they don't want Il. I've known
women 10 bear every kind OF an intus-
tice-eyery kind OF an insult and 90
right on bearing II. And then along
comes a mite OF q woman who cant
do n useful thing on earth and BE-
cause her husband refuses to give her
one hundred dollars a week spending
money. she leaves him; and he craWls
on his knees after her with the hun
dred dollars, What . complicated
thing this game OF life becomes! What
an utterly interesting. exciting camel
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-16

Z Lillian walker, the popular motion
rIctufo actrees. vino recently formed
~ Own company. The Lillian Walker
Ioductions." leads a life which IS
charming IN It's simplicity. She loves
out-ol-doo life-she likes to swim. 70
play tennis. 10 ride horseback and fre.
ouontly takes long walks into the
country which surrounds her dainty
lIitlo Flatbush home. A visit 10 Miss
Walkers d0micile is 4 delight which
one n not apt 20 forget. The low
ceilings, the cream-cbiored walls. the
Woll-chosen furniture. and, above all.
the cheerful antiques. give the rooms
. coy appea bnce which II Is impos
aibIa 70 desc lbe The harmonious
shades Of b. ke. rose and yellow are
softly and NJ Sbstrusively blended into
one another There are many small
tables with lovely lamps upon them,
books that .ook like old and beloved
friends, da exports with inviting pill
lows. and. IN fact. everything that
would suggest comfort and hospitality.
Miss walker also owns a farm just
outside OF Saratoga called Sunny
brook" where she spends much OF her
spare time riding around her $50 acres
on Baby" her fayo-ite horse. She
has nut her farm on a business basis
and last year 1t was a well payins
proposition.
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7 visited an utterly adorable little
woman yesterday who reminded me
Of a pale water.lily on q slender STEM
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DEE, W. Va


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neas.Jf Ql'efi ~ sa- = as n i:s,diss :.
plcetrnt -, llcn; iR'Dky ,of a'thsaieiE.
y .tter : sape s.aala YIN al ,P.giy
H1aek s4tssoet .on. 2. 4l,e . l'ii,tssanl
fsNce az .. sod I'D rel3IhsS:. 6fith
r;pi6a2ssgscf 3sse sis.:shs sfsyss,s
fsetriprlsaf s'sf folt,lfilylst $3.50,
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ls,,Qleei ~ % Is atsB.ersud .6lOof
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49, teir,r.,. sissd IN "a : rene
4 !. hllra, .sEllg. tlssy an sl.ep,s = Mis-
FANNIE BocT1, @,l'5itssOn Street. -
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. . .
Recent Weddings.

The following couples were united
IN marriage during the past week by
Rev. W. J. Eddy: James stanton, OF
Fairmont. and Miss Villa Smith. OF
Grant Town. on July s. John Angus
tine and Miss Lucy PulldOwn. both OF
Monongah. on July 10. Virgil +. Smith
and Miss Mary Nixon. both OF Wheel
ing, OF July u. William Washington
and Miss Carrie billiard, both OF Fair
mont, on July Is. and Charles F.
Adams and Miss Rachael Smedley.
both Of Fairmcnt. on July u.
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one pince 10 anothnE: viii tko VarI
blue SKY with q heasu1 inst . 11oll
way above and gray sailing clo1ll g
messengers. u might become . SIN
pie matter 10 waft tolegrams hack and
forth which no one but Themselves
nlght readl There IL 50 much ouioi-
doors that talks. 20 infinitely much
that understands. in the bending.
laughing trees. In the hushed lula
bys IN the tail grass. in the song q
Tho birds. the frogs at night and Tie
cherry cTickets. Did you ever try %
catch something a. II came sweeping
ever a hillside straight up onto yolf
yeranda Ths, 10 for you. little lndY
in black. as Won sit rocking back and
forth. These rcd roses you planted
Just FOR him viii some day tel yOl
many things you didn't know tAey
knew. And the nishis which now you
dread will some day bring you Con-
fort ana caress straight from heavun.
How do ] know? Something told Ne %
today. That's why I'm telling yoo.
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ihavc taken Doctor
'H4RS RiiciRe f6T
ylK ;-it N jd0he nae
Ei1hS EA I tl.lnaaRy
I,Hc.t 4 cvsfs took.
kiie- d1-ta- said !
coirl III VI cErod;
s3iaSISeedki MI airs
n&l alsSFs Es6sti.s and
ysPl.la Hg,ss% rls
Spyi4s fr6ah igdr
'ot.Eslift,s TAO
He,yrslttf- : Gp'ish
Skisgn,f brSs.E-.Fs as.i
I, 4 N Ssre. = Mas.
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otto in all the term implies. Just now
he Is devoting more time to helping
Uncle Sam win the war than he is to
his own business. which certainly Is
distinctly TO his credit. because there
are very few patriots 50 patriotic as
all this eyenin this heydey OF nation.
vide patriotism. Il never thought OF
myself as being last 90 much In all OF
my life as I do right now" Mr.. Bush
man remarked recently. "lft there ever
was q time when our country needs
every loyal citizen. -
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Charleston Event.

Among the most delightful OF re-
cent evening events was the boating
party given last evening by q group
OF Charleston's most charming maids.
Miss Caroline Ward. Miss Frances
Richardson. Miss Helen Q. Miller or
FaIrmont. Miss Elizabeth knight.
Miss Margaret Thayer. Miss Elsie O.
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m THE
FRONT ROW
:-apLInERs TONIGHT.
Musical comsdy.

H.p,s..:as. -. .caesr.vp oIrl,