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MThree;Mlnute IdfesMA|
AMUSEMENT AND THE MUSE
By:AdsSchusborl

FOR he was one OF the legion 81 healthy
men who arc amazed and frightened
when accustomed strength is lacking.
why don't you do somethinG?" he re-
rcated to his wife and felt certain the
illness was his last.
When the time came for solemn con
ference Mrs Cram knew that convaI-
csccnce was at hand.
IT, isn't probable. hardly possible OF
course" Cram said, trying to SPEAK
hraveIy and as n nc meant 1t. rbut
just might not got well. Except for one
thing. YOU know what 70 do. There Is a
bundle Of letters in my drawer marked
Gutter and Bangs Read them and, II
YOU have to. follow the schedule. II
would havo been serious and sorrowful
FOR both had not the wife been trained
to look upon the solemn interview a9
ono OF the evidences OF recovery.
Gordon was sleeping when Mrs. Cram
opened the letters and spread them be
fore her on the table. Some contained
receipts for money Scut and ON" Was an
agreement to send sin copies Of The
Homo Visitor" each month. special
copies. one printed paGv !nscrtcd.' 1t
said. and the details Of Gordon's scheme
for fooling Aunt Hctty were untolded.
Mrs. Cram looked a. the sleeping
man as she tied up the bundle.
TIL tel, him { realized he was i'm
proving and let him think l have not
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II really r. terrific when YOU stop 70
think or II how much our lives ar" IN
nucnCed by what otJor people think o'
our ways OF living, or even 10y what W
think they think. II 1t wero the people
W. love and want to please, that would
no, he 20 strange. bat often II IS the
people We don't love At all ana don |
have the lca~, desire TO make happy
who hold this strange power over Us.
often mcdiLlrc On this subject when
! find myself troubled that, Mrs. ;,
will think il queer ....' "r Mrs j
will wonder ....' and 50 on. ana inc
other day read story that WAS 4
wonderful rxampl" Of this Influence
and incidentally OF what / call crack
ing good story.
Single Sentence Influences.
T wonder If YOU read l. too. An elder
" couple have Inherited sorno money
They arc on thoir way homo from tn"
LAWYERS office and considering what
they shall do and their first plan IS I"
ret rid of NJ, little orphan Clri whom
thry had taken from an institution ana
trained as maid. NJ. Is very capahic
aud efficient but because Of her own
sweetness OF disposition and their nat
ural rrjcudlincss they have let hcr he
come almost like a member Of tn" Tam
i,y instead rr maid. And (mark this
,yrlD only a week ago Mrs. Nelson, =
friend, drinking tea with them had said
"I wonder YOU allow that girl tn JON
4, tho conversation unaskcd. lf she
vag a servant Of mine | wouldn't like
It,"
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Sordon
NO one IN N,"u.n - ,,.frected and
his money. He was so Una - ssH
nkeable that the town t9riN ,'n,d +,
Die 70 "''I a.,rn.d ,b,, 50 long as
vas 5cheFduF "ei ,,ran,cd with
SOM SOM ,,;,amN MS fortunate in posses
richeS. M'nue" "aS 80 Ia,T Cor most OF
sing Cram TO carry Tue ,od'' ln,s,,-o N
his friends Ene" OF ~" .ho r,nn
making the money W"'H w. sr,,ll
good Nhcn 3D." 49,, md ia accented
town mas n" ~ C'''''"l.,,, -, onitanh
a. an eQuA' nc 80,
no rams C"'' 49,, ALMA
In the large mouse oaCN % No.
Gordon lived WIN ms WV, i-.,n-
sister, Aunty Hctty' an inFN"a Sp '',h
Each evening ne 'A'NeN 49,, ,ncn
Aunt HettE unti' S"' '''''," .I,.,,,.o,
in the library whcro " Pr C." IAN
read detective yarns ""'''
Sewcd.
.uet tod me tonight Gordon S"lt
smiling, that she has sent Poe" o.,
% Tho Home Visitor. ! knew Il MAS
coming
Mrs, Cram. half fearful "t hcr o""
Judgment. voiced her doubts: nut w"
don't think they will accept X.
Gordon thought OF the lines ms sly.
ter-ln-Iaw had read nm anu "a NV"
.arne-t she had been.
-Naybe they will. They re SINAI
affair. and II they do X Will give nc'
Jrst what she needs 70 pass the N'''e'
Tnsra il work and hope IN sending out
-, r-ayers and doubling. and when
=. coue-and they say they DO
-+he-s IS delight thar
.ass onIv 20 the few" He forgot his
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Helen Hunters Husband
JACK ASKS HELEN TO DROP BARNES
By Jane Phelpa

paired OF either with Natalie Hunter.
or Gertrude I.angdpn. leaving Helen
with Barnes.
Their seeming fricndiincSS. their
chatter constantly interrupted by laugh
ter. got on Jacks nerves 50 that ne
was miserable and looked forward TO
the weekly club meeting with distinct
dislike. He could not forget. not for
4 moment, that Helen had gone to
Barnes for money although never had
again mentioned K even /" her. But
while frigidly polite he could not bring
himself TO show any tricndltncas toward
Barnes and i WAS constant cause
of complaint by Helen.
Hes such a good sport. lack I
10 wish you'd gct over YOUR HcnSe!esS
dislike OF him" Helen continued.
You like him we'll enough for BOTH
Jack was Goaded 20 answer.
II DO like him: He's generous. I've
IL, and such GOOD company. Helen
had acquired 4 habit of acccarnG her
words In a way that often repeated
became annoying.
We'll. 7 don't ike him and ! can
pretend. And. Helen. wish YOU wou,d'
NOT be- quite 50 friendly with him
no. quite that either I : moro than
rricnd,v-Lhe way YOU and he na'" nc
together. Peop.c will talk If you ar'N /;
careful"
let them, Who cares H"l"n "a
oiled after a moment IN which sh"
stared At lack scarcely believing no
was crit!cisinE her. II had been long
tiro since he had said "a much. ~
people say un'ru" things why sh"n'H
I cars?"
You might car" for my SAKE
Helen"
Nonsense"
Jack hit his In and sad M m"r"
hu, when alone M murcrcd
How much longer can - IN THIS
r-av"" He was becoming Very d:%"""r-
aged. very unhappy AT times. IN"
wears were passing and rs far - n"
-ou,d 500 NJ was right whe;~ h" "1r
when he began. for whine ~ caTne1
moro. much more. no had saved moth
ing and could save nothing he'"n
would not let him.
Tonorrow--A Disturbing Situation.
protected BY George Matthew Adams)
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Chapter -

Chapter 81
Helen's club activities had grown
until they had assumed alarming pro-
portions as regarded all other interests
in her life. Had these clubs been liter
airy. political. or OF, some broadening or
helpful nature it might not so have mat
tered. But they were not. They were all
card clubs. or claimed to DC. That otncr
games were occasionally played IS
matter Of no Importance. What WAS mn
portant, especially 10 lack. VAS that
Helen spent her days. and his money
over the card table.
She had taken series after series or
lessons Of a Mrs. Newell. although she
claimed 10 play as well as any or her
friends She seldom now told Jack
when she won. never. when she lost.
But ne knew. Her pretty face would
harden and a look in her eyes invari-
ably told the story.
Save for absolute necessities and to
keep himself looking neat. Jack gave
Helen all nc earned. Often he begged
her TO open q bank account TO save
something, and always she answered:
When you earn enough | Will. But
Il IS out OF the question until you do
She insisted that Jack have dress
clothes that he look wci!-Groomcd She
also insisted that whenever they went
QUE At night they have taxi.
People IN full dress look like fools
IN A street car she replied TO Jacks
objections. Nell Layton says she
would rather stay at home ;han ride
in a car when she = dressed"
Let's stay 4, home then. That.
would suit mo riEhc down 70 the
Erouud~
Indeed we won't stay AZ home.
Neither will No ride IN I've stree. cars.
Run along. dear. and raN a taxi. And
dear" would do as he was hid That
a growing rebellion va dr"ninG IN
his SOU. not even hc scarcely realized.
In spite Of Jacks dislike % playing
cards for money. Helen had insisted
upon joining ono club 81 men and
women that mo- ono evening each
week. Tho I.ayton$. Natalie Hunter
and Doll Moore. Horace Earn"*. Ger
trude IauEdon. II" and Helen. made
up the two tables.
TO Jacks disgust. n" was constantly
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7 N9 Dietand Health
e. ~ By Lulu Hunt Peters, MD j
.4utho Of Diet and Health uIth Key to the Galleries.
I, l, I; I, MYSELF, I
The History of Me by Me
rlU Hunt Peters, MI

AMI now s. states have laws Compel
.ng the mii-wivcs 10 use them also
"S:ncc hat law has been passed. thou
.audS Of babies have pccn saved from
hl;ndrcss caused by that terrible disease,
conurrhcal opthalmia. We seldom seq
a cas-" Of It now. and in Il hiS cyc hos
piral in New York. where they used TO
have A large ward for babies suffering
from this cause. they now have so few
that the ward has been covcrtcd into
lecture room. That's better. isn't y :
Nnd in tho homes for blind children.
where formerly 50 per cent OF the pi'nd-
ness was caused by this terrible thing,
now there is a very small percent.
"Or course We know mat your parents
were brought up to know that their sex
meant their parcnth0Od and they looked
forward 10 having sometime dear llttlc
babe like YOU. and they did not subject
themselves To the possibility Of infection
Of cnnorrhca or syphiliS-another fear
full disease which may be passed on 10
babies. However. We use the preventive
drops as 4 routine. for we take no
chances on any baby being blino
through our negligence. II didn't hurt
so much. did it. little cunnip
screwed Up my face in the semblance
Of a sporting smile and agreed with her.
I'm strong for anything that is Tor sucn
wide good as that. IT seems that TINS
sonorrheal opthalmia is caused by a III
Ito germ or microscopic weed plant. the
gonoCoccus. that gets In the eyes OF
babies in their journey TO the world. IL
there Is Infection by these germs Inc
dror kills tho germs and thus stops their
rapid growth. and so prevents the IN
Illumination which may blind.
We'll. ] hoped would be able to hnish
my nap now, but gosh. no. had 10 nave
an oil rub and a bath. II seems. Ill tell
Won Of that tomorrow. and also or my
dict ] hope that doctor isn't going 70
feed mo calories,
Tomorrow-Porced to Feed
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1867. For this charming style crepe
de chino. radium silk. batiste or crepe
could be used. Embroidery hce, or
simple hemstitching is effective fos
trimming. The gown may be finished
without the dainty bib portion shown
in tho large view. and it's fullness may
be confined at the waistline with 1tDoon
drawn through slashes.
The Pattern is cut In Sizes: Small.
s4-2s: Medium. $40: Large. 4:-i4; E,-
ira Large 464s inches bust measure.
i Medium size requires AZ yafos OK
SO inch material. a
Pattern mailed TO any address on re-
ceIpt Of lec In silver or stamps.
Write name and address plainly. SsrP
II centa 70 The lntelligeacc- oA
Wheeling. ". Va
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a lifc insurance agent.

is a life insurance agent.
Miss Mablc Long. Il stenographer In
the law Office or Underwood and Moore
attorneys. has returned from Parkers-
burg. where she spent tho weekend with
friends.
Rev. and M-a. Harrington OF Weston.
loft Monday for their homo. Rcv. liar-
rfnstun has been conducting revival
services at the Baptist church here the
past several days.
William Hays. J. c. Hays and A. i.
Williamson. ali Of Friendly. were huSI-
ness visitors hero. Monday.
Homer Bennett has been n patient IN
Wheeling hoypital where hr underwent
an operation. Saturday of last week,
Mr.. Bennett is in tho employ OF the
Tyler Traction company.
Thomas Morris Of New Martinsville,
spout tho week end with friends here.
Miss Lily Waters, teacher Of English
In tho Tylcr county high S"hool, has re-
iurncd from CldrkShurg. where she al
tended Il conference Of English teachers.
t. :. Commissioner Ohn {. Carter ~
,pcniInG Il few days in PaTkcrSburG. az
business visitor.
Miss Daisy Timmors. normal training
instructor. vas tho guest over the week
: eva Of friends in Wheeling and Mounds
vile.
Miss bertha Fallen of Friendly, was
tho guest Monday or friends here"
MIR and Mrs. J. e. Jones of Sisters
willie. wcrc guests Sunday OF her sister
Mrs. g. H. Morris.
Mrs. clara Mcintyre. who has been
tho guest Of friends here. has returned
t. Charleston. Mrs. Mcintyre is for
m>r resident or M.ddlcbournc.
Mrs. Gertrude Allen and her niece.
: Miss Edna Clark. returned TO their home
ct Pinchtcn. after visiting the former S
parcnts Mr.. and Mrs. George Scckman.
r. n. Gray. horticultural specialist OF
MorEantown. IL spending a. few days IN
Tyler county. ard with County Farm
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SIDE TALKS
bY Ruth Cameron
MIR. S. WILL THINK 1T QUEER

1t seems 20 me that all that follows
flows out Of that sentence. You car
just SEQ Mrs. cranes mind going back
to II when she plans to set rid Of the
adorable little NJ. and have Two smart
servants. wearing caps and s1r"hcd
aprons" take her place. Won't Mrs Ncl.
son he surprised when the respectful
rarlor rnaid let's her in the front door
she IS thinking.
Tho Ending
needn't tell You tho announcement ~
the tale. Nru can probably work II ont
for yourself or better still. find II in one
rr the current magazines and read II
Eut isn't It true To life. the way that
sentence rauklcs and makes Mrs crane
blind 10 tho adora bic qualities Of her
Nttlr mad and friend. ready 10 do :
cruel thing. insonyit!vC 10 feelings OF
which she would naturally have hccI
tender Sometimes It is things VIC think
people think. things they have never
said at niI. that influence or annoy Us.
onco knew young, married woman
who mado herself perfectly wrcTched
because she thought her sister-in- "
thought that she ought not 10 have
urged her husband 10 buy their new
house A matter uf fact the sister.
in-law never thought anything about
tho matter al ALA least II ono could
tell by what sh" atd.
why Should She Caro-
But SupposinG she had. Either Il wa.
right to have bought that house or II
was not The woman and her husband
wcrc in q position to judge that matter
better than anyone. What difference
should it make to the wife what her
sistcr-in-law. whom she cordially dis.
liked. thought.
or course ono Is foolish not 10 let
what others really do think have an
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told YOU about tho indiEritv that
"a, practiscd upon mr when tho doctor
thought was slow 30 rccn 10 brcalh".
How she Inverted me-. Just a, wa",
n my birthday suit. b0tor" the nurses
and my parcn;S. and spanked me-: and
how | decided to breath" and yell my
INDIGNATION at tho same Time, and how
ever ono seemed so happy. my voice DC
ing evidently vcrY musical and giving
them great pleasure. ! heard on" OF tho
nurses remark 10 the other: 'pld you
ever soc anything 50 idioliCaily happy
as that young father was at tho Sounn OF
his orfspring's voice, I'll bet be Won't
register 50 much Joy later The idea!
We'll. to got back. After I was hand
cd over t. the nurse and wrapped up
warmly and put in my crib, j Cuddlcd
me down for long sleep. for l really
WAS tired and a little exhausted ailcr
NV long journey 10 this world. cuH-
died me down cnnt"ntodly-hut my con
tent was short. Against my protest l
was taken UP and again placed before
tho doctor. who had finished taking care
OF my darling. my Chcr'c.
Open your eyes, your EXcclIcn'S.
she commanded. and having had to 20
with her once before. thought pest 10
obey, although ! VAS in no mood for U.
orcncd them. My world What DO YOU
think? She dropped big drop or some
amar,ing stuff in ono or them. Quick
shut my eyes tight. l would not suher
such doinGS
Rut II was Of no avail. The nurse
with bits Of absorbent cotton above ana
below my lids rricd 'om open and got
a shot in tho other eye. What
I yocirc-atcd. arc YOU trying 10 NINA
me-, haven't soon all want 10 yet
not nv n whole lot"
And tho doctor. who seems always Z"
have some explanation handy. SAID:
"Excuec mo baby dear. W. do ihiH 10
rrrycnt blindness. not 70 cause II. we
doctors always use the drops in the eyes,
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influence nn one'H judgments. pthef
people have 4 different point oil We" ON
our affairs and that has It's value bu'
on the other hand II is iooiSh u "'
other peoples Viewpoints nave "n"u'
Innucnrc. The balance between III" tw"
nItrencs is beautifully expressed IN
kipling's
IF you can trust yourself when all men
doubt you
But mako allowance for their d"uNtihs'
too
TomCrrow:--In Regard to mars.
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MIDDLEBOURNE

Mtddlehnurnc Nav o-Nord has been
-nccI>>rd hero Of tho marriage of Miss
Theresa Mary I.anhan. formerly Of this
place. and Mr.. James Augustus hoSnc'
of near Pcnnshoro. rho wedding took
place saturday. April -. AT the homc OF
her sister. Mrs. I. .. Ash Of Shinnston'
Mr.. Ash was formerly Il member or inc
faculty OF Tyler county high Sch"oi'
Mr. Hoguc was a teacher IN" past year
in tho Beech Grove schc'l Mr.. hoSuo
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read them and she thought "f Aunt
Fcttv. 81 wonder which IS enjoying ii
all thr most"
To-morrov-The Crawford Hold-up'
Copyright, 1922. George Matthew Adams
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Agent J. y. King. in conducting demon
STATIONS at different farma. :,
Mrs Paul BouGhuer and Mfss Opal
Alien Of Braden. spent Saturday IN sis-
tersyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". i. Curry have gone
10 Salem. ". Va. where he will oonduct
! a music store. Mr.. Curry has been
agent for musical instruments tor EeS>-
eral years, here. a.a :.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-10
RISING Mr.. ZION NOTES.

The Rose Of Sharon Club had an
Interesting spelling bout last Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Il. Henderson, a pupil
Of Armstrong High School was tho
lucky contestant. Little Vivian john
son, pupil Of George Mason School
was highly praised she being next to
Mr.. Henderson in the race. Among
the contestants were even graduates
and it was remarkable how this little
girl Of ten We'd with them.
J. The Pew Rally Ia now in progress.
The one hundred captains are striv-
Ing to reach their goal. Perchance
there are some members who have
not as yet availed themselves Of the
opportunity to unite with one Of the
captains please do SO ut once and
make this rally great success.
Sunday 1880 p. NJ. the Woman's
Bible Day exercise was held at the
above named church. 1t was inter-
esting meeting and many prominent
speakers were on the program.
at our evening service the Rev
w. l.. Tuck officiated. All present
enjoyed hearing Rev, Tuck, q divine
OF our own vicinity.
Sunday at 800 o'clock is our reg
ular communion service. Members
please note the Importance Of ,beine
on time, so that we may adjourn ut
reasonable hour during the hot
season.
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WAR VETERANS ASKED FOR
CITATIONS.
To The Editor,

Dear Sir:-On May End and again
on May 18th, this office sent circular
letter to all newspapers in the State,
asking that they publish notice to eX
service men, requesting copies Of cita
tions received from this or foreign
governments for conspicuous service
in the World War. From the replies re
ceivcd at this office, we have concluded
that most Of the papers in the State
printed these notices. We have recciv-
ed numbers Of citations from men and
women whose names were not on our
list and Of whom We may never have
heard but for this timely help from
the newspapers Of the State.
In view Of this fact, we are again
and for the last time, bespeaking your
aid in this matter. You will find ap-
pended a short notice, which, If you
will use in your next issue, giving at
as conspicuous and large a space In
your columns as you can, it can never
be said that you failed In your duty
to the men Of Virginia who won hon Or
able mention in the World War. On
that you have done all in your power
to aid the War History Commission in
their efforts to do full justice to every
Virginian entitled to inclusion in the
Distinguished Service volume about t.
be published.
Assuring you of our appreciation ri
the great service you have rendered
in this matter, we are
Very truly yours,
ARTHUR KYLE DAVIS,
-.g 49,. q. ,
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