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1 8Ilis on Oses
Place Of Business

County officers this morning
served 4 writ Of possession on O.
A. Morrison, who has been conduct.
ing a restaurant and pool room ct
aO4 Water street, removed the
goods belonging to Morrison and
turned the place over 70 JameS
Laura, who won an ejeCtment suit
in the Circuit court on December
10.
Laura has had possession OF the
rest Of the building where he has
been conducting a hotel for some
time, and several months ago
leased the store room from I. Futltt
the owner, but Morrison refused to
move claiming TO have q better
right TO the use Of the room. A
suit tried before a Justice OF the
peace was brought up to the Cir
cult court on appeal, and jury
trial resulted in q victory for Laura.
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FREED FROM THE
PHYSIC HABIT
Says Her Constipation Ended and
Stomach Trouble Left
Tells How.

II had stomach trouble and con-
stipation very bad for long time.
Tried everything, but Kept getting
worse. could hardly eat anything
and my bowels wouldn't move UNI
less l took physic every day. I
have to support myself and two
children, yet l couldn't work.
1.-THE first bottle OF Milks Emul.
sion did wonders for me, and have
continued It's use until now feel
fine and can work every day. I
have q good appetite, my stomach
trouble has left me, and my bowels
are as regular as clock work. -
Mrs. Mary Widner, 1OS S. Court
St, Sioux City, Iowa.
Mrs. Widner found out what all
sufferers should know-that pills,
salts and physics do not end con-
stipation, but usually make it
worse.
Milks Emulsion is a pleasant, nu-
tritive food and a corrective ihedi-
cine. 1t restores healthy, natureI
bowel action, doing away with all
need Of pills and physics. 1t pro
notes appetite and quickly puts
the digestive organs In shape to as
simiiate food. AS builder of flesh
and strength, Milks Emulsion Is
strongly recommended to those
whom sickness has weakened, and
is a powerful aid in resisting and
repairing the effects Of wasting
diseases.
This is the only solid emulsion
made, and so palatable that It is
eaten with spoon like ice cream.
No matter how severe your case,
you are urged to try Milks Emul-
sion under this guarRntee-Take
six bottles home with you, use it
according to directions and II not
satisfied with the results, your
money will be promptly refunded.
Price 75c and $1.50 per bottle. The
Milks Emulsion Co., Terre Haute,
Ind. Sold by druggists everywhere.
Sold by W. r. Crane Drug Co.,
Mountain City Drug Co. and all
first CLASS druggists.
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sPE0IAL N0IIQE n
NOTICE OF oIsaoLU Tloll

Notice is hereby EiVon that ~ u
meeting OF the stocEhold efa e. 9,
Fairmont Music C0mpan B
poration created and pESaull
der the laws Of the Stats %
Virginia, held on the 11tlif A. 81
December, 1890, the Following
buttons were adOptea:
RESOLVED, First, that tl9I
Fairnorlt Music Company AZ 3t.,
potatibn created AMI ofsaniN q
under the laws OF the state tt ~ u
Virginia, does hereby diee6h D
business as a CORPORA ZION .nHt
renders to said State Ia
and corporate fran6hiBe a'
Board OF Directors Will pFotesd In
convert the property chooses IA ~
ton, and ali assets Of thl8teof
alton into cash, and pay ;etts
discharge ali debts, llabllltleA md
obligations; and after fully t1i9s
charging ali such debts, llAhiilE ieg
and obligations divide the I'll
der among the stonlEho ld pro I'd
with their several hpldlt
stock, but no such PAYNE
be made to any stoclEhnl det "
after the publication OF the 90
hereinafter provided.
RESOLVED, Second, TINT slia
President OF this corpuratl Oh Y U.s.
notice Of the adoption Of 1ls "a
going resolution to be- pubtgBRe i
In some newspaper Of general eiESi
culation published near tho 4psitlglS
pal office or place OF buBldef o.,
this corporation, once q week
four wcekD and that he fotshl II
certify these resolutions. aiA
Secretary of State of The q u nt,
West Virginia, as provided ~
Given under my hand thu nth
day OF December, 1920, 4,
H. ]. BRoMIfEYS !
Vice President Of said Cotrnta st6A1.
Dec 19.24.S1 Jan Z ~
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{ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Z. w. i. Eddy. Pastor.

rhe entire membership Is urged
ITO attend the services Of the day.
e 3 $50, Sunday school. Attendance
SisSt week, 304. 1880, Junior ser.
MON, '"The First Christmas" 10: 45,
morning service; The story That
b. 7. P. U. 700, intermediate B.
81. P. o. 1880, evening service.
The choir Of the church under
direction Of Mrs. E, @. Rowand,
viii sing 1.-THE Christmas King"
by Holton, Sunday night, Deem
Der 10. Sopranos. IneE Bossermau,
Ncll McIntire, Mrs. Ogden, Jean
lBillingslea, Hazel Gwynn. MISS La
troIlette. Marie Horner, Miss Mus.
}Sfaye, Altos, Ruth Boyers, Miss
SCwynn, Mrs. Collins, Miss Cross,
MrS Rowand, Mrs. Roop. Tenors,
Nfr. KinkRid, Mr.. Feostor, Mr.. Van
gritder. Bass, Mr.. Jamison, Mr..
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:
q ls
"a tiifs tie tSiE q 1T 5tJl Cail;s,
6da. n M ~ ~ be-
for6s D6 r1ber ]. 1881. 4.
Each Beeplane attached 70 tne
United States naval forces While
IN flight IL ordered to carry pigeons
aboard for the delivery OF messages
when the craft becomes disabled.
TThe man without q country"
has become q legion in Switzerland,
where thousands OF outcasts have
been cut OF from national Atfllla'
tiohs % q result Of the World war.
TO settle the remainder OF the
war debt OF the United States, It e
estimated that under the present
plan Il win take about twenty-five
years.
All army conscientious DIRECTORS
Imprisoned in this country during
the World war have now been re-
leased from custody OF the Federal
government. They were 80 in num-
Der.
The military forces Of the League
OF Nations destined for the occu.
patton OF wilma will be made up OF
Danish, Dutch, Belgian, British,
French, Norwegian, Spanish and
Swedish contingents.
Recruit educational centers OF
the war department are now con.
Quoted at six army camps in the
United StateB-Catnp Dix, Camp
Lewis, Camp Travis, Camp Pike,
Camp jackson and Camp Grant.
President Woodrow Wilson was
recently created a field marshal Of.
The Brazilian army, sharing the dis
tinction with King Albert OF Bel
glun, with King George Of Great
Britain and with Marshal Foch OF
France.
Former soldiers Of the United
States army who have been placed
In departmental positions in Wash
ingtol earn anywhere from $1,000
to $4,000 a year. All salaries under
$4,000 carry yearly bonus OF
$24O.
Twelve states have thus far vot.
ed cash bonuses to their returned
soldiers, namely: New Hampshire,
New Jersey, New York. North Da'
kota, Maine. Massachusetts,. MIN.
neBota, Rhode Island. South Da.
liota, Vermont, Washington and
wisconsin.
AS a mark OF respect for SOL
tiers who were disabled in the
fighting during the war, Officers at
Fort Sheridan. ILL.,, have been or.
dered to salute the sick and
wounded soldiers. 1t is the first
time in the history of the service
that officers have been directed to
salute first when meeting disabled
enlisted men.
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RYpnAEETING

Dec. 10, BalTackVlIIe1 W. va,
Song by choir; meeting opened
by President Anna Tenant; read
ing by Leader Romlus LAWYER;
prayer by Mrs. T. B. LAWYER; song
by choir; vocal solo. Walter Pit
ger; reading, Josephine Dragoo;
recitation, Maxine Neptune: song
by choir: hesitation, Virginia Wis
man; song by three little girls,
Beulah Lawler. MAXINE and Naomi
Neptune; vocal duet, Thelma
Brand and Burel Miller; song by
choir; Riddle Peace, Mrs. Kinsey;
piano colo, villa Straight; song by
choir: talks on subject; Offering,
Romeo LawIer; benediction, James
Neptune.
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ia h PRESBYTERIAN tHURtH
Jackson md IeRefton SITS.

b II @ Bto0tEeF, o. o, MInl8toF.
Bible tchuol, $3.50 q. m, classics
for ali ages: Mr.. Franz, q. Evan,
superintendent. Business Mems
Bible class meets at the some hour.
Morning service, 10:45: sermon BY
the pastor, Dr.. H. g. StoetEsF. Jun
Tor EndeaYof, $3.50 .. N. Interms'
date IgndeaVor, $3.50 p. M: topic,
gasnefosIty." Scripture lesson. 2
Y Cor. 9.6.15i A fine Christmas pro
cram Is being arranged. Evening
ofRiee, 1850 o'clock. The quartet
ttlI render Christmas music follow
"a " 4 sermon by the pastor. Md.
week prayer service Wednesday.
1890 b. n,
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B. & O. Patrons Kick
on Trickling Of Offal

Olal and debris over which wa
ter flows appears to trickle through
the CreVices In the several bridges
that span the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad at the Falrmont passenger
station, causing much annoyance
to passengers.
In some instances several people
say that they have had clothing
spotted and partially ruined. Pas
sengers walking along the track
under the bridge to board trains to
Morgantown and Wheeling trains
APPEAR to be the most violent COM
plRlRRnts.
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eYRsT METHODIST EPIscoPAL
CHURCH.

Cor. Fourth ct: and Fairmont Ave.
Claude II. King, .. O., Pastor.
1922 Fairmont Ave,
Sunday school at $3.50, G. W.
,lShns, superintendent. Public
worship at lO:45. The subject OF
the sermon will be, Gods Christ.
MAS GIFT" Junior League at $50.
BbWurth League at $3.50; leader,
4tMiss Ruth Feather; subject. THE
tspirH OF Generosity" Public wor'
shlB at 1880. The choir will give
thur Christmas caIitata. "Bethle'
!. hem" by ]. Il. Muunder. Cottage
GhsRyer meetings throughout the
city on Tuesday and Friday eve
hihgs at 1880. Prayer meeting on
"Wednesday evening at 1880 ut the
syGhurch. Plan to be present.
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Corner Second st. and Walnut Ave.

d Il UUTUUIIl WLNIEbVCIs
A Christmas sermon will be de-
livered tomorrow night at the 1880
service. Special Christmas tnusIc
will be a big feature of the service.
Bible school begins at 9:45 u. m,
with class for all. at this meet
ing full announcements will he
made about the Program for New
Years Eve. During the New
Years Eve program u treat will be
given all Bible school members.
The subject Of the morning sermon
will be in keeping with the season,
Rolling Away the Stone" All In
this vicinity not having a church
home should visit this home-like
church and enjoy the services.
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tJNITED BRETHREN CHURCH..
y -a-M w C Mare RasknE

SUNDAY school organization in
the new chapel, corner Vermont
avenue and Fairfax streets, at
AYi6.3U A. NJ. Sunday evening SER
wee in the X. T. hall. Christian
gEndeaHor ut G:45 p. M; topic, The
Spirit OF Generosity" leader, Les
Rc Cook. Sermon by the pastor at
57:3O D. N. All persons who are til.
terested In the organization Of the
sunday school are requested to be
present Sunday morning.
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ItMoNp STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
80 ~ R.,nR.OaNs nARAaH

sunday school, $3.50 a. M, Edw.
NArmstrong, superintendent, Pub.
,tworship and sermon, 10:45 a.
~: subject, THE Thorn Tree That
looms ct Christmas" Epworth
lsasue. $3.50 p. m, Mrs Earl
Eh6ffer, president. Junior league,
40 o. M, Mrs. j. c. LetSkus, su'
I8Snerintendent. At 1880 p. m, the
cboir VIII render a short Christmas
cantata entitled "The Holy Night"
by Chaftin.
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The pALATlNE eAPTIsT
CHURCH.
g, r. EDDY, Pastor.

5.sO a. M, Sunday school. Prot.
W, A, HuStead, superintendent.
10.A5 a. m, morning worship. $3.50
n. ii, B. Y. P. t.; subject, "The
Spirit Of Generously leaders, Wal
Ter TeaUEh, Emma Johnston. 1890
b. nj worship, Goods Dealing With
q Mildletnan."
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the FIRST N. P. CHURCH.
.-IN- C. nMrann. RaafhE.

:3O, Sunday school. 10:45, pub.
lic Worship. 500 p. M, Junior En-
fikaV6r. $3.50 p. M, Senior En-
deFSor, 1850 p. M, thank Offering
earVice. AT this service splen.
did Sc geant will be given.
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HIGHLAND AVE. n. 2. oHUReH.

Sunday school at $3.50 a. M, H.
]. Ringer, superintendent. Preach
ing at 1880 p. m. sunday school at
Hoult at 1000 q. ID. Preaching at
1900 a. m. A cordial welcome to
all
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NORWOOD.
q. q. PhIIlIp6, PaeI

Q. G. PhIIIIpbJ FaBIoT'
Sunday school, 9 a. m, Neal
sherwood, superintendent. Preach
ing, 1880 Sunday evening.
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MTSOHLLANG0US

HEMSTITCEIING ana r'lc0tIng OF.
tachment, works OF all sewing
machines; price 50; personal
checks, loo extra, Lights Mall
Order House. Box 1871, Birmlng'
ham, Ala, 10.26-30t 1925
LOOK If YOU ARE IN NEED OF
AN ELECTRICIAN Cali 976-R
and ask for Chester Watts Old
house wiring a specially All work
guaranteed to be satisfactory.
13-10-6t-9544
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cHRIsTlAN SCIENCE SERVICES

CHRl9TlAN SCIENCE SEHVIOEe
Christian Science Services Will
be held In the auditorium OF the
Masonic Temple al IL O'clock; sub
iect, lis the Universal, Including
Man, Evolved BY Atomic F'orce|
Sunday school at 10:15.
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There are IN the White House
more than 10 miles Of wires, pro
viding for S,000 incAndescent lights
o bell system and q private tele'
phone system.
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nAzAAR Az EAIRVIEW.

lincoln Temple No. s., Pythlan
Sisters, will hold baBaar all day
Saturday, December IS, In the
Burns building, Faltview, W. Va.
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MANLEY HOTEL FURNfTURE
FOR SAIsE-Daily from Q 4. M.
to 8 p. m. Sales private and Auc-
ton Id the Old Dining Room. Come
In at Alley entrance. L. n. Henry,
Mgr. 19.14-6t.s5T1
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FOR SKEE-Grey ChInchtlIa Over.
Coati In good condition. for boy
age about Is. Price $500. Box
1856. 12'17-2t.s6s6
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WANTED

WANTED = Three uniurusheid
rooms; South side. Locust Ave.
or Maple Ave. preferred. Address
Box 1891, The West Virginian.
12-7-6t-952l
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WANTED BY DEC. goth, Boys BIZ
cycle in good condition. Call
971-J. 12-16-3t-95S6
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SPIRIT PENCTLS-AnsWerS any
question. Writes valuable mes.
sages. Sample Free. AL ". Ferry
ST., Buffalo. N. Y. 12-4-s4s7
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CLASSIFIED sPEGLA NJ A[lNER


F0R sALE@Pool Room and Con.
dictionary; doing good business
good future: reason for selling Ill
health. Write S526 West Virgin
ian. 1S.9.12t--9526
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The Chinese were astronomers
in the reign of Yao, 1857 B. c.
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FOR BALE--Four good Wintertng
steers. Weight about $50 lbs.
L. F. and F. NJ. Brookover, Fair
view. 1s-1S-4t-9602
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LOST'-BunCh OF Keys. Return TO
W. T. McWhUrter, Western IN
ion office. 12-l1'St9b9o
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LOST-Bunch OF keys with oval
plate, Duquesne Registry. Please
leave at Box 1872, PostofiCe.
12-18-1t-96O5
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished bed
room; gentleman preferred. GOA
Eenonl Ave. 12.16-St95S4
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FOR RENT-LaFge bedroom. Nice
ly furnished. TWO gentlemen
preferred. 2O5 Diamond st. Phone
CIT. 12-17-3t'9595
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YOUNG MAN WANTS POSITION
IN OFFICE OR STORE. Can
give best OF reference. Three years
experience. Box 1888, Wst Virgin
ian. 12-16.5t-96S3
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LOST

toSTCB1nch q Keys, one Key Is
numbered 1906. Finder return
TO D. B. Mccullough. Mgr. Nc
Crory 8 & 10 cent store. Reward.
12.1B.3t968l
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PERSONAL

BACHELOR %, owns yB6 900 wants
wife. E-B6x IS, Toledo. Ohio.
i8417-8t--s69t
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WANTED = GeQeral Office work.
Know Shorthand. Address Bog
9570, West VirEinian. 12-15-5t.9579
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SALESMAN-$3O.OO cash weekly
and more easily earned selling
our guaranteed nursery stock;
handsome outfit free. Charlton
Nursery Co., Rochester, N. Y. Es-
tabllshed 1865. 12-1S-1t-9599
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AFFECTIONATR wealthy young
lady wishes to correspond with
congentaI gentleman: matrimonial.
~ inclined. Box 70 Arc. Sta, Los
Angeles, Cal. 11.s7.4 Saturdays e44S
YOUR FUTURE F0RETOLD-
Send dime. bIrthdRte for truth.
full, reliable convincing trial read,
ing. Hazel HauBe, BOX 215 Los An.
Reles, Cal. 9452
12.1s-1t-e60S
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mann HEtP WANTED

MALE HELP WANTED
s6fESnEN WANTE6GTS han:
die our products IN West Viz
glnIa to general merchants ana
drug stores. The U. s. A. Drug
l. Chemical Co., Jacobs Greek, Pa.
1s-16.6t.95SS
NAN OR WOMAN WANTED-.SAl-
ary $40. full time; 75c per hour
spare time, selling guaranteed no
slery to wearer. Experience unnec-
eSsary. International Hosiery
Mills, Norristown, Pa.
SALESMAN-$30.O0 cash weekly
and more easily earned selling
our guaranteed nursery stock:
handsome outfit free. Charlton
Nursery Co., Rochester, N. Y. Es-
tabllshed 1865. 12-1S-1t-95s9
LOST
fosTCB1nch q Keys, one key Is
numbered 1906. Finder return
to d. B. Mccullough. Mgr. NC
Crory & 10 cent store. Reward:
12.1B.St.9681
LOST-Bunch OF keys with oval
plate, Duquesne Registry. Please
leave at Box 1872, PostoffiCe.
12-18-1t-96O5
LOST-BunCh Of Keys. Return TO
w. T. McWhOrter, Western IN
ion office. 12-17.St.959S
WANTED
WAITED y Three Inf1f1shsid
rooms; South side. Locust Ave.
or Maple Ave. preferred. Address
Box 1921, The West Virginian.
12-7-6t-s521
WANTED = Geperal Office work.
Know Shorthand. Address Box
9570. West VirEintan. 12-15-5t9679
YOUNG MAN WANTS POSITION
IN OFFICE OR STORE. Can
give best of reference. Three years
experience. Box 1888, Wst Virgin
ian. 12-16.5t-96S3
WANTED BY DEC. goth, Boys BIZ
cycle in good condition. Call
971-J. 12-16-3t-95S6
FURNISHED ROOMS
s-~~~~~-~s-~----~-N
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished bed.
room; gentleman preferred. 604
Eenoni Ave. 12.16-St.9584
FOR RENT-LaFge bedroom. Nice
Iy furnished. Two gentlemen
preferred. 2O5 Diamond st. Phone
CIT. 12-17-3t'S59S
FOR RENT-TWo light house
keeping rooms All Merchant
12-1S-2t-9604
FOR RENT-Newly furnished
room suitable for two. 5000.
One person $3.50. Board If desired.
Apply 2O1 Twelfth st.
ROOMS sFOR RENT-TwO large
front sleeping rooms only. Cen
tIeman or man and wife. 331 Jack
son St. 12-18-3t-96O1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-12
ADJUSTMENTS
Theaa 5sra IN Ia Belle 7usse.~ the
Greatest Production Of Her Career.
Mutt and Jeff Comedy. C'Hrien's
Orchestra

Here's the show you've been wait
ing for. La Belle Russo" featuring
Taeda Bara the foremost screen
vampire. viii be shown today at the
Acme theatre. In his big feature
the star plays the most extraordina-
~ dual role n The history OF cinema
tography La Belle Russo" Is a no.
torIous courresan. Her sister. F7eu-
refte, the ballet dancer. suffers ali for
the sake Of her child. the heir app2r-
eni 10 Deepdean castle and Sackton
title Yet both La Belle Russo and
Fieurefte are Theda BaTa- La Belle
Russo. by her Vaccinations. plans TO
foist herself upon an aristocrafic
family She even tres 70 braZen he
matter out when confronted by her
sister. The conffic- between the good
sister and the wicked sister Is one Of
me most powerful ever conceived
by = playwright. YET both sisters
are Thecia Bara. II VIII positively
be The most talked OF role ever pre-
scented on ting screen DAVID Belasco
3 the author Of this super drama
and Won owe i 70 yourself 20 sse this
film. a Mutt and JEFF comedy ana
the latest news reel complete the
banner bin. Special tonight only,
O'Brierl's ortnesfra-ACiT.
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WINTHROP
Discuss Community Activities

Frlda evening. APR. f. q little Erou9
q Interested ne. ana worns- net al he
new Community house 10 discuss plans
Tor turr her1Ig the interests II o-1-urr-u-
nIty Enurk ana % listen % z : Hub
bard, Of Boston. VINO addressed .hern
along those sine. 1dt- Hubbard clruIIl-
rneuted them as being progressive ana
n 10 date and rne1-io1ed a NV II ne
activities which might Dc INCORPORATED
n he psace-tIr-e program fur lie a.7-ig
Derterusnt of he tOwn. In The -F-F-
place tae war mas taught = haI o.
EacIzation Is necessarv for tte most
successful work q an kind ana he ID
vIsed that the work .fe carried n guazr
8 general B1ard- taking he nan ,s-,s
from the various groups i--eresr 60. The
groups should include the children ai
{lrinar- are Or younger VINO should
have special hours devoted 10 theEn for
STORY telling. playing with blocks az
mechanical to3E, ctr. from that are r,p
10 20 years. with hours 1or games s-t--
telling. etc. an older eroua Of bows
wig should have athletics. hela aae
exercises. outings. Ind things Of thai
sort, all under d competent leaoer- a
Eroup Of gIrts who might have sewing
and draIuatics: and there should ae csr-
taIn nuErs tor the ladies winch they
could devote 10 lectures, literary WORK
art or classes Of any kind desired ana
a men club where they could have. q
gymnasium class. speakers. or wra1-
ever appealed 70 thezn as u whole. At
the conclusion OF Mr. Huhhard's re
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owing 70 -hF fac- tha- one severe case
II smallpox mas Ges ei0g-d = ms -ltr
ana recognizing hat Ir.a-v Z or peopi=
eiaily -hos@ attending ne recent meet
III T ire Modern Woaauen and su- per
rhs followiag -lt q ADVICE s otte-el -o
he pubic and should 7e observed. Al
The t.rs1 sign Of skin Eruption ~ ash
consult yolr physician keep ava rom
peI sens having siEcs u such e~Gpli ns.
Keep vo1- children Of ne streets AMI
away from eroyvds ana gatherings 1t
pa-t % your toca4 health officers zny
person sou NAY sUSp+-=-. ~ - or1t nav
mr. the appearance q havi-E srnal. po2.
f ron nave nor already done sd. get
,-acc--aitd al once