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gparkling eyes, $50 doL mi take
you down ana show you after din
ner. There's a wonderful cellar
with bins Of potatoes and barrels
Of apples n everything"
ANY peachesf"
Several kinda and you shall
have your choice, that is, II you
are stu hungry enough to eat
one"
clay off that down-the-cellar
stuff" growled the host, GIVE had
him down there twice already"
Indeed" retorted the maid,
1--WE seen you go down twice your
self, today and yesterday and the
day before that and the"
Light or dark7" snapped the
host, turning to one of the men
amid the uproar, IT wish you'd pay
attention. I've had to ask you
twice."
And so it went, good humOred
railIery and merry jest, almost
without end. Almost, but not
quite. For once during the lull
one woman said, "I hope every
body Is enjoying this Thanksgiving
as We are, especially" her voice
faltered," especially all the little
A big hand was laid on hers as the
tears started and a hush fell on
the compay. A year ago they had
with them their little girl, and to-
day-the rain falls on a little
grave in the lonely country church
yard.
the bachelor friend had to start
telling one Of. his long-Wlnded
yarns, after all, but it didn't go
over very big, nor was 1t intended
that 1t should be anything but a
time filler.
But the host was dend wrong
on another point, for everybody
came to the table fully dressed.
except-oh, we'll who's to blame?
They say they might as well be
dead as out OF fashion. And no
one was guilty of the coffee gan
/ cherie, nor did anyone administer
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Observations
b mE RAhBLm.

"And remember," he warned,
"The Wife'u probably place yon
neat 20 the hired girl$ She's one
Of the family. So It you havs any
foolish notions about caste, don't
come. She's a mighty fine girl
and some looker'-please reuen1-
Der t. forget that said so But
/ also want 70 warn ynu-knoElng
your controversial tu:r OF mind as
I do--that she has . tongue ike
q whip lash.
"AnG you may also be shocked
to find that anyone wanting to
come to the table without coat
can do SO. Some may be there,
too, who use the saucer to expe-
diate fhe cooling Of the table beY-
erage-of course there's a private
stock on the sIde-and some with
q mathematical turn OF mind who
may want to see how many peas
can be balanced on a Rnife-blade.
BIT our place is known as Liberty
Hall" and everything goes, except,
Of course, your long-winded yarns.
Paste that in your hat"
twill there be a goose?" he was
asked, hopefully.
dVery likely, there'll be just
such a metamorphosis about ten
minutes after you meet the "Queen
of the Kitchen" forget the title also
she doesn't like It. She usually
has that effect on lmpressionable
guys like you. But it Just hap
pens that this time the piece de
reBIstance-nowd don't get cold feet
at that last word for I'll do the
carving myaelf-Wlll be the ma
uonal bird"
And such a welcome as there
was, the genuine heartfelt sort,
that banishes the gloom of rainy
day and that feeling of homesick-
ness, born OF retrospection. And
while the host took the three men
down to show them the furnace
II know the kind of furnace.
Gughed the hostess, "and let me
Nell you that anyone who gets ''llt
UP" at that furnace, won't have
any dinner, the two women
quests helped her to set the table
y4While the maid went upstairs and
dressed. Some locker" she was
too, as she came down with rosy
cheeks and a pair Of dImpled arms
that made one, at least, of the
guests wonder II his ancestors We're
cannibals and IL 1t we're possible to
to revert to type at this stage oil
our civilization. However, these
pleasant ruminatlons We're cut
short as his plate was passed and
he got a sniff Of the fragrant dres.
sing.
"sage and 'ingions," he exclaim.
ed, my mother used to hang
lunches of sage in paper bags In
the cellar to keep for turkey days.
"Really?" said the maid, with
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WINTER EGGS

1.-THE first winter / used DR.. Lee
Gears Poultry Prescription It made
me a lot OF money. have 81 hens
and sold In January $4,000 worth of
eggs, beside what we used our
seives."-C. D. Mccormick, Itmo.
Idaho.
Poultry raisers who get an album
dance Of eggs Ruse DR.. LeGear's
Poultry Prescription, which tones
UP the system and stimulates the
egg producing organs without in
jury. If you want eggs this winter
when eggs mean money, get DR.. LIE
Gears Poultry Prescription from
your dealer right today. Or. LIE
Gear is Americas foremost Expert
Poultry Breeder and Vetinarian.
For any ailment whatsoever among
your poultry or stock get his rene
dies from your dealer. They must
satisfy you OF your dealer will re-
fund your money.
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MISCELLANE0UB
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

Pursuant to the authority vested
in me by virtue Of certain deed
of trust bearing date the 18th day
of October, 1919. executed by J. NJ.
Lazear and Sadie Lazear, his wife,
to the Undersigned, Trevey Nutter,
Trustee, to secure to the Commu'
nifty Savings and Loan Company of
k'airpont, a corporation, the pay.
ment OF certain promlssory note
IN writing calling for the sum OF
Six Hundred Forty-eIgnt Dollars
($64S.00), due and payable Twelve
(12) months after date, which saiu
deed Of trust is OF record in the
office ofoths Clerk OF the County
Court of Marion county, West Vir-
ginia, in Trust Deed Book Number
40, at Page 443. default having
been made In the payment Of said
note, and the undersigned, as such
trustee, having been notified so
to do by the said Community Saw.
ings and Loan Company Of Fair.
mont, a corporation, will, on SAT.
URDAY,, DECEMBER IL, 1920, at
two O'Clock, p. m, on that day, at
the Main street front door Of the
court house, in Marion county,
West Virginia, offer for sale and
sell to the highest bidder, all the
following described real estate, that
Is to say: All that certain lot or
parcel Of land, situate in the Bill
Ingslea Addition to the City Of Fair
mont, in the county Of Marion and
state OF West Virginia, q map or
plat of which said addition Is OF
record in the office Of the Clerk OF
the County Court OF Marion county,
West Virginia, in Deed Book Num-
Der 115, at Page 338, that Is to say:
Lot Number Twenty-six t26) In
said addition and bounded aud de-
scribed more particularly as fol-
lows, towit; Beginning at stake
in the western line Of Fenlmore
street formerly Tenth streeD and
corner to- Lot Number Twenty.
seven (27) in said addition, and
running thence along the line OF
said Lot Number Twentyseven
(27) S. so Deg. 80 Min. w. 145 feet
to the eastern line Of Bryant street
formerly Eleventh street,; thence
along the said line OF Bryant street
N. 3 Deg. q. 40 feet to a stake, cor
ner to Lot Number twenty-five (25l
of said addition; thence along and
with the line OF said Lot Number
twenty-five (25) N. so Deg. 80
Min. f. 1868 feet to a stake In said
western line OF FenimOre street;
and thence along the line OF Fenl.
more street S. so Deg. 80 Min. Z.
40 feet to the place of beginning,
and being the same real estate con
veyed unto the said ]. M. Lazear
by Ward N, Downs and wife by
deed beaTlng date August so, 1919,
ard OF record in the office Of the
Clerk Of the County Court Of Ma.
rion county, West Virginia, IN Deed
Book Number 229. at rage 4l7, but
expressly rOserving from the opera.
ton Of this conveyance all the coal
within, upon and underlying said
lot or parcel OF land, and the usual,
necessary and convenient mining
rights and privileges appertaintng
to said coal,
Tern1o Of Sale.
Cash in hand on day Of sale,
Dated this 18th day OF Novem-
Der, 1920.
TREvEY NUTTER,
r;cy 1926 Dec $40 Trustee,
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The Agricultural department ig
considering disinfecting all fruits
from the tropical countries whore
the cltrouS black ny is inteshnB
the plants.
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The recant Brilish cpal strike Is
estimated to have cost 800 100000
pounds sterling.
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A at1-year survey of the South
Pole region VIII be made by Brit
fish Imperial polar expedition.
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OFFICES WANTED-BY LUGAL
MANUFACTURING CONCERN,
i, 2 or ROOMS. CALL OR
WRITE ROOM No. s, WATSON
BLDG. 11-26-2t-sA42
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sIsseSt o. suoesS

Uncle George, what y success
in lifeH" asked the small boy
Uncle GeorE-s-Its getttn'
ither folks TO think a. highly o
you as ynu think O. yourself
London Brightly.
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FOR RE NIT

FOR RENT-Un good conditions,
so acre farm near Monongah.
Good house. Write or call E. c.
or R. C, Mason, Monougah, W, Va.
11-22-6t-94l1.
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WILL PAY GOOD MONEY for
three or four rooms for light
housekeeping or furnished apart
ment In good location, for couple.
References exchanged. Address
Box 9427, West Virginian.
11.2A.4t.A427
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PERSONAL


LADY farm owner, 81, wants hus-
band. M-BoX 80 League, Toledo,
Ohio. 1t-26-2t-94S7
BUSINESS MAN, 90, with $4,000,
will marry. Y-Box 1874 League,
Detroit, Mich. 11-26-2t-9437
WIDOW, 4g, worth $5O,O0O, wants
husband. A-Box 1926 League, ForL
Wayne, Ind. 11.26-2t-9437
BACHELOR, 43, worth &40,0O0,
wants wife. E-Box 1872 League,
Columbus, Ohio. 11-26-2t-9437
CUT THIS OUT FOR LUCK-Your
future foretolb send dime, age,
birthplace for trial reading. MA.
DAME zODELLA, Box 3S3, Toledo,
Ohio. 11-26-6t-s43s
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FURNISHED ROOMS
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Room.
No children. Call 771-M.
11-26-2t-O44O
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WANTED

WANTED TO RHNT-Furnlshed
rooms by couple with one child.
Box 1882 West Virginian..
11-24-2t-9I32
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Total S66.5I
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
County OF Marion,
I, @. o. Wilt, Cashier oethe a4ibS
named bank, do solenlIl0 ege
that the above statement u true -
the best Of my knowledge and be
lief.
C. o. WILT, cashieEs
J. Y. HAMILTON,
GILBERT 7. MOORE
D. o. HANESi
Directors
Subscribed and sworn 70 besoI
me this 23d day OF November, 4 $50
H. d. EDDY
Notary Public,
My commission expires January
9th, 1922,
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Total vi
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. y
Cunty Of Marion.
I, Hugh F. Smith, CashieF o. the
above named bank, do sot6nanly
swear that the above ststgTe Is
true to the best Of my lnh edee
and belief.
HUGH F. SMITH,
GsShisE.
NJ. H. KINRAID,
P. D. SWEARtNGRN,
CLARENCE D. ROBIN JON,
Dltentof8
Subscribed and sworn % before
me this 20th day Of NaYesnl
1920.
CARL D. sPRN6uR
Notary Phhltr.
My commission expired sarah 4s
1925. Sc
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT
FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Nc. District No S.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WoRTHiN6ToN STATE oE<wEST VIRGINIA, AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON NOVEMBER 49, 1920.
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FOB SALE

FOR RENT-Light housekeeping
rooms. sos Maryland Ave, Phone
64-W. 11-2+st-s42S
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81 AssIFIED- SPECIAL ADVERTISER
FINANCIAL sTATEll e
REPORT OF THE oSap leE

OF the MonougahslR Bank 1t
mont located at Fairmput ~ ~
state Of West Virginia. 6 ~ 2
, 1920-09-01
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STA 0

London, Aug. 9th, The situation at
Danzig shows marked Improvements
and munitions are being unIoaded, &C
cording to the anzig correspondent Of
the London TINES. Il is asserted that
there will be nc difficulty in the future
over the unloading and despatch of
munitions to Poland.
New York, Aug. 26th.-The sugar
markets have probably never in their
history been in such chaotic condition
as they are at the present time. Raw
sugar. Cuba full duties and Porto Rico's,
have been received and holders find it
impossible TO even get a bid, the result
in store waiting for an improvement
in the market conditions. 1t was be
iieyed that a bid of ten cents elf would
be accepted for full duty sugar, but no
BUYERS could be found who would make
anv bid. 1t was said that a local refinery
Yesterday morning bid 9.03 cents elf for
Porte Rico's, then withdraw the bid. The
only hope for a more stabilized market
a0nears to be the possibility that Eu-
rope will become an active buyer
y x
, 1920-09-01

Of Cuba's raw and American refined su-
gar. This would tend to relieve the
pressure to some extent. Then there
was a report circulating in the trade
thai a Iarge ~Quantil5 of the lava sugar
bought for uture shipment To this coun
try, has been re-soid to Europe a. q
would not reach the United States al all.
Brokers report a more active inquiry
from abroad and a sale was reported OF
5000 tons Of Cuba's prompt shipment
for France, the price being uncertain
but said to be from 104c. to 104c. There
was a press despatch saying that Brazil
had practically lifted the embargo on
sugar exports and that upwards Of 50, 900
bags were en- route from Santos and Bahia
to the United States. In refined sugar
the demand continues poor and no for
Their price changes are reported. Second
offerings rave been pretty well cleaned
up around l5c. to 1Gac., less 2W.
Toronto, Aug. 26th At the Wholesale
Brokers Convention to-day, q telegram
was received from MIR. McLaurin, Presl-
dent of the Southern Wholesale Gro
GERS Association of the United States,
, 1920-09-01
THE ST. CROIX AVIS

III
is printed and published daily Sundays
and Holidays ercepted) BY &. Johdnsen
at the AV1S Office.
TERMS--5O cents monthly IN advance.
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Contribution to this paper aU5U be glad
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, 1920-09-01


Elk S. S. GeOgiana Weems
FAMILY BEEF,
PTCKLED TONGUE,
POLLOCK, POTATOES,
ONIONS, PEANUTS.
RICE, PEAS ard BEANS,
Table BUTTER in / ID, tin, and
loose weight,
GLOSTER and SWISS CHEESE,
SARDTNES in Olive Oil,
CHOICE SALMON ! lb. in.
TUNA FISH,
MARIE BISCUITS,
GINGER SNAPS,
MIXED CAKES,
FIG NEWTON BISCUITS,
LUNCH BISCUITS,
MACARONI and VERMICELL1 in pks.,
RASPBERRY & STRAWBERRY JAM.
BAKING POWDER,
CORN STARCH, CORN FLAKES,
PEARL BARLEY 10 packs,
CAMPBELL'S SOUP,
POTTED MEAT,
CORNED BEEF,
VIENNA SAUSAGE,
HAMBURGER STEAK,
OCTAGAN. LENOX and GITANA
SOAP.
Christiansted 31st August 1920.
M. A. PRETT0.
, 1920-09-01

(CoMtl224e6 Oh It'll page J
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'Vhc Crcdit ,Io,ili.r

Reader, Lynchburg.-The Credit Mo-
bii!cr was chartered in Pennsylvania
IN 1853, under the name Of the Credit
Mohilier OF America In 1858 il was
organized with q capital of $4,000 900
Four years later the company passed
into new hanuS for the building OF the
Union Pacific Railroad, and its stock
was Increased 10 sS,750,000. For a few
years IL paid large dividends, and its
stock rose in value. In trial IN Penn
sylvan!a as TO tho ownership Of some
stock, II was shown that certain Con-
srcssmen secretly possessed stock. Con-
Gress!onal committees We're appointed
70 Investigate. 1t was declared that
cc-President Schuyler Colfax had
been bribed, on behalf of the Union
pacific Railroad. by stock in the Credit
Mobi!ier or America. As Il result OF
the investigation, which consumed most
OF tho session OF ls72'I3. the Senate
recommended the expulsion OF one
Senator. No action was taken in this
case. n the Senator's term expired five
days later The house committee
passed . resolution censuring Cakes
A1neS. OF Massachusetts,. and James
Brooks, OF New York, for connection
with the Credit Mobilier. The com
mittees acted on the same date, Feb
TuLTv -, 1873
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Little Bobby and His Pa.
NY WILLIAM Il. KIRK.

Last Sunday we had chickinE for din
ncr Pa sed it was 4 CHECKING with Il
past, but IT tasted pritty good to mo-
Boobie. sed Pa. you arc yunE &c yure
jaws IL teeth Is o. n. now. sed Pa, but
wen you have got TO my noabcl age.
Pa sod, you Will back up from all sorts
or tun meet whatever, sed Pa, eeven
asNI am backing away from this rugged
old burd, sed Pa.
Bobbio can havo my part, too. Sod
MA. wish we had ordered tcnerloin,
In thus wurld. Pa sed, thare arc mo
dis-npointments for US mortals as we
1urney along from tho cradel This here
from the cradcl wen the butcher cain
with his knife. I can SEQ this old fowl
,n;oI bow beefoar the butcher. sed Pa.
saying ! come, sunset, to thee.
How ptoetick, sed Ma
cod Th bat Is my middel naim, poetfek.
tun Did hen. scd Pa. tender thots cum
steering thru my brain. Aggenn I SEQ
the feeds OF childhood, sed Pa with
sed Pa. This is sum fowl, sed Pa. i
lest bit thru the wishbone 6: It seemed
aro,,nd eom M AR with tho meat
!, Ma lated. l am glad we dident have
Inc me Iracys oayer to-day. she scd. They
liavo felt slammed with this iether Ier-
horn on the label.
1t wud have been jest our luck to
nave company today. sed Pa. Thay
Guddent have alto much of this burd.
Pa sed. but am a stern, ruff man
used to all sorts of hardships, SO I will
con-tincw to knaw at this CHECKING nm
til it has dis-pecred Pa sed. -"
1t Is RELY too bad that so iittel rec
mains tender in this wurld. sed Ma.
Wen l was littel CURL we often had
Clicking for dinner & II newer taeta7
tuH. But we lived like lords at our
house Wen was a lltteI CURL. sed Ma
You did? sed Pa -
you always know we had everything
at my fathers hoam? sed Ma
! newer notiscd what was on the
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olive Thomas, Authorcs,.

Olive Thomas has become an author
ess. When the announcement was
made that her next SsIZnick picture
guessed that the charming actress had
written her own starring vehicle. Tho
usual theory has been that. in her trip
from shop girl TO movie" star, Miss
Thomas had found her face her for
tune.
With the discovery that sho is not
well, people are beginning to realize
that gray matter has played part in
her rise. The question now to be de-
cided by theatergoers is whether a
ter adapted to her peculiar talents than
others can devise for her. Actors have
occasionally appeared in their own
productions OH the speaking stage, but
on the screen such an appearance Will
be Il novelty.
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y, ..th the Film Folk
EltinEe Returns TO Screen

Julian Eltinse is about to return to
tne screen in new Republic picture,
pear In both masculine and feminine
attire. An Initial announcement calls
the production "a gowny, sirly, figure
i lui diversion from the pens of Charles
ever "gowny. girly, ngurcful diver
sion may he, host OF movie" fans
VIII De ready TO bet rs cents that It
tinEe has been Americas foremost fc-
male iinpersonator on the stage and
on the screen. In the cast with him
are: Fred kovert. William Clifford, Leo
Whitc, Virginia Rappc, r. Iii Valentino,
stanton Beck and Charles Millsdeld :.
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Another ramou. sarinr

Adm!ral Browning, OF the British
navy, is wit as we'll as n disciplinar-
ian. \ story is told OF his quick re-
partce when he was a captain OF a
battleshi2. A rcadytonEucd member
OF the crew was brought before him,
charged with having broken his leave
outragcously. The evidence being
heard, the captain asked the culprit
Have you anything to say in your
dcenSc?' Nothing. sir came the re-
ply. except. 10 err is human, to for
give divine = Shakespeare" Ninety
days detention without the option OF
a fine-ErowninG.' was the apt bu,
stern rcjoinder.
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Wants Comedy Character.

Ne!lie beaumont, one Of the beauti-
tUi sisters OF circus and vaudeville
lame is working with the GoIdwyn
Trimmed With Red" by Wallace r.
wan. She plays the part of Mrs. Fin
ncSseE. VINO has q way OF profting by
the lads Of society people. Miss Beau
mont was orc Of the most daring bare
BACK riders who ever raced around n
track under circus tent before she
went into vaudeville, where she made
a great reputation as a character ac-
tress. Now, she says her ambition is
70 90 character parts in pictures. But
Sne wants them to be comedy charac-
iers. Laughter tor me-" She says
not tears
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Lucretia Harris. according 10 all re-
ports from the studio AZ Culver City.
Is the most popular Of the players Just
at present. There is reason, as n
weii-knoWn advertisement SAYS That
reason IS q marvellous concoction which
shc calls "blackiack molasses cookie"
ana which she d.SDcnscs 10 those who
nave Won her favor She is Il real col
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label won i ato thare. scd Pa. i ras3
s SO busy looking ut tho sunshine or;
4 Tint is n vary tender speech force
man fuli of tuff chicken TO maik, sed
Ma: But Ma looked 3pritty glad, eeve,l
If tho CHECKING was tuff. guess tender
words ia nicer than tender chiclsiiis
but ! doant know, any words us tuff
as that CHECKING wo had last Sunday
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Information Bureau.

fnGuirics regarding almos, any topIc,
executing on Ic3Rl and medical sub
Scc$s.S are answered free. Az all In
4ILf3cs arc answered directly BY pcr-
AoIinss letter. II SET addressed STAMPED
envelope In required. ttdrcss The
itss- bisbntch information Hureau,
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pred NANNY" who was born in Ala
parma and who knows everything there
cakes and other delicacies. She is play
Ing the part OF Iris. the cook, in the
Edgar Comedies, by Booth darlington
ana TO prove she is qualified for il, she
comes to the studio with q hasl, 81 f,Il
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"Mi<pah" and .Ki.mc,..

y. g r, Lynchburg-.!!
y,'.s ne name OF several places in psI.
Sssi'" and' the narrative conc"-njn,,
it,.sr So iihs up Of The heap Of stones :
\? "S"" ana his brethren as :. vii
'eW OF the covenant between Jac"h
i ,ha i.ahan told Of in Gcnasis noints
rs 49,, ~ ,ai ehcG OF 4 sanctuary known
~, -, ~ :"laA. me US" ot the w1ru - ~
INSCRIPTION .:i:} for rings IS based uSon ~ ~
~ i i f,a securing IN CONNECTION Win III,
:.rStt Up OF !hr heap of stones'"
~ an Genesis %.;Ni. ~ Kismet MA
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EJsls
Movie Calendar

.,s HIJou-EIninc IInmmcr.tcin In
EsTAe Country Cousin"
{ MLuEnInn--Georsc Walsh I'm
St'Thc Beast"
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gin TO operate it as a passenger ship
in the carly summer. The steamer is
now undergoing extensive repairs. The
lmperator, after service as n transport
in the war. was acquired by the Cunard
steamship Company. Limited. from the
British ministry OF shipping, September
10, 1918