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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-23
And Burned at
the Stake.
Negro Confessed an
Atrocious Crime.
Texans Showed the Creature No
Mercy.

Longview, Texas, May pa man
hunt, which had been in progress since
last Saturday, ended late yesterday
In the burning at the stake of Dud.
ley Morgan, negro, who assaulted
Mrs. Mckee, wife Of a Texas & Pa
rific railroad section foreman at Lans-
ing, Texas.
The train bearing the prisoner and
his captors arrived at Marshall and
was met by a great crowd of peo-
pie. Many more boarded the train
at Hallville, end when it arrived at
IAnsing every available place on it
was occupied. Waiting at Lansing
was another large crowd from Long
view and the surrounding country.
The negro was not taken from the
train on the side where the crowd
was, and when the engineer started
pull out several rifles were leveled at
him and others of the train crew.
They were told If they moved the
train an inch they would be killed.
The prisoner was identified by Mrs.
Mckee and several negroes who work.
ed on the section with Morgan. The
negro was escorted by about 200 men,
armed with Winchester rifles, to the
place of execution. AS he was chain
ed 10 the stake he made statement
In which he implicated another negro
named Franklin Heard, saying Heard
was to get part of the money which
was to be stolen.
Morgan confessed to having COM
mitted the crime, and after he had
been securely chained to the rail with
his hands AND legs free the mob be-
gan to.rake railroad ties from fire,
streadw started and burned out his
eyes. They then held the red-hot and
burning timbers to his neck, and, af-
ter burning his clothes off. to other
parts of his body.
The negro screamed in agony. He
was tortured deliberately and slowly
with the crowd clamoring for slow
death, and the negro, writhing and
xroaning, begged piteously to be shot
Mrs, Mckee was brought to the
scene In carriage, accompanied by
four other women, and an effort was
made to get the carriage close enough
for her to see the negro. The crowd
was SO dense, however, that this was
Impossible.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-23

Twenty Of her friends gathered there
and spent the evening in games and
music. Miss Immler was presented a
diamond ring.
DR., Ira A. Priest, ex.president of
Buchtel college, will deliver an address
this evening to the graduating class
of the Copley High school.
The entertainment at the regular
Saturday evening social at the Young
Women's Christian association will
be given Saturday evening by the
Altar circle of Grace Reformed church
To these social evenings. all young wo.
men are cordially invited.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-23

car filled with officials of the road
would soon pass. Moore then stepped
aside and allowed the car 70 proceed,
after he had made the alleged remark:
81 want to shoot somebody"
when the car filed with officials,
passed, Moore had disappeared. He
was arrested late Thursday night on
a warrant from Justice Koplin's court,
charging him with interfering with
the cars ON the Akron Kent and Ra-
VIENNA line. He will have prelimi-
nary hearing before Squire Koplin.
In arresting Moore, the officers in
order to avoid trouble, told him they
were officials Of the street railway
come to settle win him.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-23

ed the track and tearing loose from
the trucks, fell ON its side in the coun-
try road. The greatest excitement
prevailed. Many women tainted,
while others became hysterical from
fright. There was wild scramble
to get out of the car. While the pas
sengers were being dragged from the
car windows, an effort was being
made to release Edward Commodore
from beneath the trucks. but before
he could be gotten out, life was ex-
tinct.
The body of Derhammer was found
several yards from the wrecked car.
The skull was fractured.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-23
Arrested by Heckathcrne.

Stephen Melchoir, a printer, Of Co.
iumbus. came to grief In Akron, while
returning from a trip to his home from
the east, aboard freight train. Special
Onlcer Heckathorne, OF the b. & O..
raught him Thursday night. and Mel.
choir was fined SIS and costs by the
Mayor Friday morning.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-23
SPORTS
AKRON MAY BE PLACED.

AKRON MAY BE PLACED.
Akron bowlers have n good chance
to land part of the money in the in
terstate bowling contest for which two
local five man teams are entered at
Cleveland. The work yesterday show
ed that Detroit will be out of the run
ming, while the Akron men showed up
well. Scores mnde by the Akron men
in the afternoon follow:
ALL STARS.
Lewis 527, Brownell sos, Carter
500, Zimmerman 46S, Frees 61O; totals
2632.
In the evening for three games, The
Tip Tops bowled as follows: Tillett
$50, Frain 1853, Johnson 5O6. Maran.
vile 52S, Frees 561; totals 2503
AN ODD GAME.
Last nights pool game in the series
for the championship Of Northern Ohio
was one of the oldest games which has
ever been played at the Howard st.
pool room. When Rampanell had made
so points. Hard was turning 100,, yet
Rampanelli won the game by score
Of l25 to lit, and then the crowd Went
wild. When Hard had made his 100
the crowd conceded the game to him
and the final result was great sur.
prise, Rampanelli took long chance
in the very last frame and ran Is
balls, this being the only 10 ball run
made during the entire game.
The All Akron anu Tip Top bowling
teams Went to Cleveland, Thursday
The All Akron team bowled at 3l
this afternoon and the Tip Top team
| will howl Mt 7.30 tonight
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-23
CLAIMS
That the Ordinance Is
Illegal.
Attorneys Wants Client Dismisse d
For This Reason.

Attorney T. u. wakeman. appearing
in court in defense of George Hudt,
arrested some time ago for fast driv-
ing. argued the dismissal of the case
before the Mayor, Friday morning,
claiming that the ordinance is Illegal
and unreasonable. Hudt is employed
by the n. o. 7. Co., and his attorney
claims that the driving which he did
was in work Of necessity and for the
protection of life and praperty. Mayor
Doyle will consider the matter unni
next week.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-23
Wheel Stolen.

Joseph zweisler, 5o2 Water ST., re.
ported TO the police, Thursday, that
his bicycle was stolen from in front
of Byrider's barn. Zweisler says he
noticed a young man examine the
wheel while II stood there, and he
says the stranger seemed much pleased
with 1t.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-23
RECITAL
Z sl-.,-. .!.,.., --'' l-.... .
By Pupils Of Mrs. E.
~ Heaton.
A Clever Program Presented
Gracefully.

One of the pleasant events Of the
week wss the recital given Thursday
evening, in X. o. T. NJ. hall, by ru-
pills of Mrs b. NJ. Heaton. 1t was
we'll attended, and the program, which
contained many charming features,
was presented gracefully. The sing
ing Of the pupils did credit both to
themselves and Mrs. Heaton, showing
ability on their part and careful train
ing by the teacher.
The program follows: Song of
King Thor" George Harter; Il Think
Of You," Anna Shook; IF Dreams
Come True" Mr.. Wager; The New
Born King" saxaphone solo, f. G.
Marquardt; The Brave Sentinel" G.
Fred Bowers; "violets,' Ella Chap
man; The Secret" Emma Burnhani;
AUX Italiens," reading by F. c..
Glendenning; my Heart Loves You,
Too" Mrs. N. NJ. Berk The King Of
the Winds" Glen White; Roma" Mr..
and Mrs. ]. y. Stoeckle;." Voices Of the
Wood" Ethel Marquardt, with violin
obligato by e. c. Marquardt; Thy
Presence Ever Near Me-" Mabel
Crum; Spanish dance, Emma Burn
ham and T. G. Glendenning; "Nymphs
of the Rhine" Nellie Blackwell; THE
Holy CITY," song by Mrs. Heaton and
pantomime by Ida May Rockwell;
when win Ny Dream Come True?"
entire class. with Mr.. Chas. Penrose
and Miss Emma Burnham as soloists.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-23
A Woman Whose Family
Was Quite Remarkable

New York. May 23.--Startling statis-
tics on criminology have been present
ed at the annual convention Of the
New York county W. c. L. U. One
of the delegates read statement to
the effect that woman of criminal
tendencies whose name was not made
public. for obvious reasons, died in
1927.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-23

Her descendants have been traced"
continued the speaker They number
800. Seven hundred were criminals,
having been convicted at least once.
"Thirty-seven were murderers and
were executed for their crimes.
This family" concluded the speak
er, has cost the nation $S,OO0000 for
trials and executions"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-23
DEATH

wARNER-.Irs Ida NJ. Warner!
aged %, wife of Robert u, War
ner, OF 1870 Champlain ST., oied Thurs
day at the City hospital of hemor-
rhage, following an operation, Funeral
services will be held from the Grace
NJ, Il, church Sunday at > p, m. In
terment In East Akron cemetery.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-23
RUSSELL FINED.
Special Session Of Police Cour'
Called For Him.

Edward j. Russell had special Sc
zion of Police court, Thursday afte
noon, TO dispose of the case again.
him for epga ging in a fight With Jess
Forbes, some time ago. Russell cam
into court. pleaded guilty and WI
fined IS and costs.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-23
Away with tho Poisoni

Spccialtsts know that many pills manu-.
dnctursd IN this country contain qutc silver.
This treacherous poison, II taken for a long
mines the health slowly hut surely. The
well-known "St. Bernard Vegetable PiIIs''
are prepared from fresh plants and herns,
remedy I'll all cases OF indiges tion, cpnsti :
patton and liver disease. They need no
suEar.coatins to conceal mercury. All
dlhgei.s sell them.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Joseph Pittinger, Akron .......,. al
Maud Poet, Akron ................ 10
Groom's occupation, printer.
zachariah Hanley, Akron ..... ...... ~
Maggie Kellar, Akron ......,..... ,4s
Groom's occupation, laborer.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-23
Cur Stylish Policemen.
lSpeeial Corrcsnondence.l

N"FNN'"I NUIfVspulIuVHCVI'
Barberton, May 23.--Mr. L. Miller
Thursday received the now police
helmets and Friday the entire force ap.
peared logged out in their new head.
gear and makes an impressive appear
ance.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-23

Mems SOC working shirts, 3oc. Sat.
urday only. Kompers Department
Store, 1868 South Main.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-23
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE
South Main, room house. barn, gas,
well, lot S0x160, $2700, worth $500.
room house, good lot, must be sold
at once, only $3.50.
West Exchange and Locust, Z room
house. lot 66x02, cheap.
Harvard ST.. near Broadway. Cleve-
land, S and 8 room house, lot 60x317.
$4TOO, worth $4,000. Must be sold.
so acre farm, sugar camp, orchard,
good water. $1150; worth $1T50.
Peoples phone 1113-2 rings.
PARKHILL & SHARP,
2Stf 1S0 South Main.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-23
DECORATION DAl EXCURSION
RATES.

Via B. & O., r. & W., and c. T. & v.
r. r. May 20 and 30 TO all stations
within n radius of 15o miles. Return
limit May 81.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-23

Mems SOC working shirts, 39c Sat-
urday only. Kempel's Department
Store. 1868 South Main.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-23
MOST BEAUTIFUL
LODGE ROOM IN OHIO

Continued from first page.)
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-23
Great Western Band, Lake.
side Park Sunday.

Mems SOC working shirts, 3oc Sat-
urday only Kempel's Department
Store, 1868 South Main.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-23

due; also another barrel of those fine
Saratoga Potato Chips.
Home grown Asparagus. very nice
now and will be cheap.
Plenty Of Green Peas. Wax Beans,
Cucumbers and all green vegetables.
We will take special care to fill your
orders with the very best we are able
to get
Tel. No. 65.
PERRY e. TANNER.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-23

day OF
Hosiery and Underwear
Selling at this store. We mention
few of the great many extra special
values to be found here:
Underwear
Mems very fine, open mesh shirts
and drawers, extra quality, at 25c.
Mems balbriggan underwear, extra
values, at 25c and soc per garment.
A very special quality ladies' Swiss
ribbed vests and pants, nicely trim
med, at 25c a garment.
Splendid values in cbildren's under,
wear.
Hosiery Specials
Ladies fine lace black hose, special
B pairs for soc.
Chlldren's fine ribbed lisle hose, a
26c quality, 3 pairs for soc.
Mems half hose, In black and tan
3 pairs for 25c.
Mems fancy mercerized hose, yer,
special. at 25c a pair.
splendid values and n big line o.
ladies' and children's fancy hosiery.
Ladies drop stitch balck hose
50c quality, 3 pairs for 81.
In fact, every piece of underwear o.
pair Of hosiery, purchased here, 30,
will find a bargain.
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p. ~.
SChncidcrCO.
Exclusive Dry Goods
Hosiery and Underwear

Tomorrow will be another great
day OF
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-23

Cars run to Lakeside Park
Sunday. i. Great Western
Band Concert.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-23
We will have special display and a
special price on
STRAWBERRIES.
pJNEADpI

LEMONS AND ORANGES,
SATURDAY.
Let us have your orders for above
goods early SO we can pick out nice
ones.
Fresh Sailed Almonds, and peanuts
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-23

Selling at this store. We mention
few of the great many extra special
values TO be found here:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-26

getting a trousseau made2 Why. merely TO
send for your coutouriere. who comes
short time previous TO the wedding. brings
with him a stan Of five or six competent
ssamstresses and takes up his residence in
your house during the day The ;hirl-
story ball room Is usually his preferred place
Of business. Here he goes 10 work with Ills
stan. and here the gowns and wraps are
all made. The bride-to-be. therefore. has
no bother and Inconvenience about dragging
round to be fitted from one place TO an
other. and she Is also on hand al all lines
In case of alterations and the usual many
details that must be part Of the trousseau
preparations
Mrs Jack Crawford had her clothes all
made In this way. and a well-known maker
OF ladies' robes. with his workmen. ls now
established in the third story Of the Win
throp Chappels. where handsome g0vu4
and dainty wraps are being turned out for
Miss Louise Chappell. a bride OF next
month. SERENA LAMB.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-26

cheeks snd just a srspic'on OF a smi'e "a
she went down 10 meet the lucky Car.er--
The chapeI was. Of course. suffocatinsly
fuii. as 50 many people were invited. and
the proportions OF the place, which IS really
The Sunday-school room. afe not AT all
adapted for a wedding. and probably never
again will be used for that purpose. Miss
Mary Whe.ess Mrs. Isaac Morton. Miss
Genevieve Knapp. Mrs. Joseph Folk. Mrs.
Paol Brown and Miss Sue Robertson OF
Mexico Mo: Mrs. William Bagnea and
Mrs. Roeert Holmes. Mss Lila. Sloane. Miss
Alice May Lee and Mrs. Lee. Mrs. Noses
Rumsey and the Misses Elms and Queen
RumSey. Mrs Emmett Myers. Miss Many
Frances Boyce. Miss Myrtle Kaufman. Mt
and MrE. sam Kennard and Miss kennard.
Mrs James Rrookmire, Mrs. Harry Stegsll.
the Misses Delaheld. Mrs. Jarnes Kavanaugh
ard her guest. Miss Wickersham of Eng
land: Miss Florence Harrison Mrs. ElCin
Brooks. were some OF the mHRy guests
Mrs. James Ravanaugh has been entertain
ing handsome guest from Slseffeld. Eng
land. Miss WiekerSham, who has been with
her for a month or more az tho Kavausugh
place. down the river, Selmah Hall, for
merry owned by Robert BrOokings- The
Kavanaughs have now come up to town
and are again at their Maryland avenue
house where Miss Wickersharn VIII spend
a fortnight longer She has been much en-
tertained by Mrs Kavanaugh's friends in
the way OF iuncheons and a few simple teas
and dinners. Il Is rather early for the large
affairs. A brunette OF striking proportions
and undeniable beauty and style. she has
been greatly admired during her stay. At
the Dillon-CaFter wedding on Thursday she
wore a decollete gown OF soft cream
crepe. which fitted to perfection. covered
with a long black satin coat Of the loose
style. the back gathered at the waist into
large and unique silver buckle OF old
Dutch Workmanship.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-26

Bridal trains this autumn are growing
shorter. Ella Beers Crawford were only 2
derni. and Mrs. Csrter's was scarcely more.
Much interest was evinced IN both the
matron of honor. Mrs. Joe Lewis. who ap-
-peared in her wedding gown. not many
weeks old. OF white Brussels net and satin.
ard IN Miss Mary Kennard. who Is 10 NARY
Harry Wallace this week Miss Keraard
wore a stunning pink chiffon gown. ex-
tremely becoming TO her blondensss AMI
never looked better Her neck and shnul-
Gers are vell-nigh perfect. and the bodice
was cut most artistically TO display such
pronounced beauty.
ssAh the maids looked well. Miss Clara
Carter who is a debutanie. was muci: ad-
rTired in her frock OF white and cream lace.
touched with pink. She has developed from
slender slip OF q Riri into a very striking
beauty. Of splendid proportions. ard VIII De
helle this winter, unless am greatly riis-
aiken. Miss Monsypenny Of Columbus and
II s. Margaret Wilkinson were both in
white lace gowns. touchsd with pink. snd
comported themselves with great ciSnity
Il Is 10 longer the fashion for bridesmaids
to quake with fright as they used TO co a
few years ago. going down the a!slCs.
notice. however. that bouquets Of lLies OF
The valley are avoided by timoroCs ones 40
n.rch as possible. This flower Is positively
fatal y ore gets nervous. The Slightest
shaking uf the fingers sets every iittss bell
10 quivering. The bride herself looked re-
markably well, with a faint flush on her
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-26

Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Ada Lee Thompson OF Little Rock. Ark. TO
Mr.. David Crutchheld OF New York. on
"Wednesday. evening. November Il Miss
Colonel ". ]. Thompson Of Little Rock
The marriage viii take place at the First
Presbyterian Church at Little Rock and
reception will follow at the home OF the
brides uncle. Mr.. Z. C. Thompson The
bridge has an extensive acquaintance 10 ST.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-26

Tell me why It Is that men who have eUn
white kid gloves always res7esslv work
their fingers and positively G sw the air.
We watched several ushers pc sing NJ and
down the church aisle. ''YotLSnever nn.ice
them doing It with gloves of aother col1r.
There must be something pecu ar about the
NJ OF white gloves which max men aery-
GUS"
There Is. White kid gloves a. men almost
invariably have the fingers Eihe shorter
than gloves Of the same size but a differ
ent color. 1 dare say they ars so<nade be-
cause white gloves always make ones
hands lock larger. so the Manufacturer
tries TO OFFSET this BY shorteninS the fingers.
Hence. Mr. Mans unssSineSs when hs gets
into the proper gloves for an eeeuing func-
ton. His fingers are cramped
Do sou know the lates, approved style Of
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-26
wOMEX's CLrBs.


TIE 70 O'Clock musicale met on wedn -
cav pctnbzr p. NJ the home Of Miss New
ell No 4s3S Laciede avenue. The sOIlowine
Belladintin. Bramback. Miss Miller: Voca
Rsveries, NciGllEgSr. Mrs Taylor Bernard
Cart Club drawing-rooms will be held
Mcnl1y.. october =. 2. m, by Mrs J
G. kunfefleo conner Like and I-indeil ave
g +; W.lsht. NJ Usona Hctel ", fne "a ~.
0ctoner p, u A. m. by Mrs. Isaac or. vi
Csblnne Clubhcuss: Thursday. October so
by Mr. q orEc W. Allan. No 3sl5 Fiad ave-
nue.. saturday. November !. II a m by
Mrs Maria !. Johnston. at Berlin Hotel
stsncn DIVISIONS Tuesday. Wednesday and
saturday. aS usual
The Literary. Symposium discussed
arts eos8 a rs ss meeting ssTs4 THURSDAY Mrs.
Immortals.'' by reading the three noted
Eoolnss:: ESSaas ;: Henri and Katharine OF
and Anne" An Interesting table talk fol-
lowed on a question asked by Mrs. ". 3.
Anderson Did Shakespeare. exsggerate the
The subject for next Thursday morning n
O'Clock IT Hotel r5eers. Is King Lear, the
State and Home
A neat monogram of your stationery
Cives Individuality 20 correspondence. No
eept for stamping (eha-ge 10 cents per G,Iire
upTaid Mermod & Jaccard's. Broadway
and Locust
AT THE THEATERs.
party Of young people. chaperoned by
Mr. and Mrs. W. 1. Mckissock OF McPher-
son avenue. occupied one OF the hoxes a.
nc nc Columbia last week. among whom We're:
Blanch King, Ethel McKIssock.
,Mayme seebold. May King.
Charles Taylor Carl Thomas.
NJ {. Bolte. Tom Seebold.
The Thirteen Club gave a theatar nor.,,
az the Century on "Wednesday. evenInr n
honor OF Miss Margaret Quinn on Al;o-
IL. who f. the guest Of Miss Joss6bfrs
Allen Of No. Z5e9 South Tenth street A.
the play the party enjoyed supper AZ 49,
Planters Those present were:
Mise
Josephine Al.en. Kathyrn Milhaupt
anna CorInick. Margaret Allen
Aiargaret kearney. Margaret Tiernan,
Rose heuptner. Alice Cornick.
May Alien. Vivian Foster
Rose Maeder- Debby Canty
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-26

han "Oid King Cole" Many institute girls
and Smith Academy bows will be attend
ants OF the King and Queen
The exceedingly worthy object OF the sf-
fair commends Il 10 the notice OF all per-
sons interested In the welfare Of little chill
dren- That Interest is already large IL
shown by the foiiOwing list OF patrunesses,
most OF whom have taken reason boxes:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-26

Wedding news continues with increasing
vigor. Last week saw one nuptial AFFAIR OF
size and fashion. that OF Miss May Dillcl
ard Ray Carter. ON Tuesday. and the next
few days VIII bring about several more
equally important. Tomorrow Miss Alice
Lee, daughter OF the Reverend Doctor Lee.
win be married TO Robert Hoxie. the main
auditorium Of the new St. Johns Chirch
teing used for the first time, and the brides
father reading the service.
On Tuesday Is a wedding in Cincinnati. in
which s.. Louis friends OF Bridegroom
william Deppe are interested He is 70 wed
Miss Evange!ine Mo-edock Holloway.
Caughter % NJ. and Mrs. Charles Morton
Holloway Of Avondale at half-pasl four in
tie afternoon. Two ST. Louis wedGingr arc
q 50 scheduled for Tuesday. Miss LJcreti3
Sturgeon and Doctor John Green. 5r=, and
Miss Frances Berry and Frank Bsarts'ee
On Wednesday Miss Kennard win tercme
the bride q Harry Wallace. the ceremony
AZ half after four in the afternoon. n St
Jokn's A large number Of cards have been
sent out for this welding. which viii be
followed tv = reception al the Portland
place residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. kennard.
Mrs. james Brookmire IS 10 he her listers
matFon Of honor. The bridesmaids are Silss
aIoleypenny OF Columbus. O..who wcs also
stlss May. DIllons bridesmaid last week;
Miss Elizabeth Donaldson. Miss Alice Nor
tor Miss Gamble and Miss Kennedy. The
kazt man Is Richard Forest ef Phiial leinllia.
while Sam Kenaard. r.. and Joe Wear VIII
be the in-town uskera. the remainder teing
ecI,eRe friends OF Mr.. Wallace, who are
from other cities.