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. Virginian . eral rule, widowsshould not marry the second time, but, as she learned from French verbsthat there were exceptions to all rules, she was contemplating a secondventure. The scene rapidly changed to a busy street corner in Washington, wheresome leader was boosting the Democratic nominee. If he were to win, hehad to have an energetic cheer leader, and so Virginia Gibbs was voted uponunanimously. It was she who was conducting the campaign, and in thecrowd were Margaret Mears, Ida Saville, Hettie Richardson, Lelia Burrow,and Ruth Cutts, Elizabeth Ganaway, Sara Hughes, Minor Jones, Kat
. Virginian . eral rule, widowsshould not marry the second time, but, as she learned from French verbsthat there were exceptions to all rules, she was contemplating a secondventure. The scene rapidly changed to a busy street corner in Washington, wheresome leader was boosting the Democratic nominee. If he were to win, hehad to have an energetic cheer leader, and so Virginia Gibbs was voted uponunanimously. It was she who was conducting the campaign, and in thecrowd were Margaret Mears, Ida Saville, Hettie Richardson, Lelia Burrow,and Ruth Cutts, Elizabeth Ganaway, Sara Hughes, Minor Jones, KathrynThompson, Ruth Lavendar, and Eva Powers. I peeped into the Capitol, and there directing the affairs of the nationsat Mamie Nichols. This was not surprising as Mamie had shown suchinterest in civics. Perhaps Mr. Lear was the inspiration for her presentposition. In the Senate were Nellie Robertson and Helen Skillman, con-ducting a heated argument on which way a street should run. Page One Hundred Seven >7. IllKEi US^ In the Supreme Court sat a Judge whom I did not recognize, but hehad as his assistant Ruth \\illan,, and what she didnt know, she askedSethelle Barclift the second assistant. Among the audience sat Annie andLouise Tune, giggling as usual, and Tapelle and Mary Pruden, back to were mad with each other and would not speak. And now I saw a sign which read Man Haters; and below the signsat Emma Squire and Lois Claud. No men were allowed to even see theseladies, and one, if by chance, sought an interview, he had to give ten reasonsto each guard defending his sex. The guards in order were Irene Anderson,Grace Carwile, Eliza Clojiton, Justin (iibson, Stella Lang, Sara Kane, andEdith Williamson. Next I saw a brightly lighted ball room, and in the midst of the roomwere two groups of men in evening dress. The crowd parted a little and Isaw in the centre of each group, flirting with all of them at once, LuuiseBrewer and Margaret Lawson. Mercy- what do I see? Wel
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