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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-23


ing ct McBurney's Hall. The dance
was one Of the most enjoyable occasions
OF the season and much credit is due to
the committee, composed Of the follow
ing young men:
c. s Grant, I Charles w. Shields,
Arthur Charring Douglas Is. Will
ton, Jams,
Hedley Brown. Minor Lille.
Amber DBlackford, Landon Wexford.
Mcintosh Baylor, Robert Taylor.
Forest A Brown,
The Chaperones were:
Mrs Archibald Mrs. Mason. of
HoXton, Louisville. KY,
Mrs Charles Miss Mamie Nor
Stuart, son,
Mrs w Reade. Mrs. Forest Brown,
Mrs. MCClelland, OF West Virginia,
Mrs. Carlye H. Mrs. J.. Green,
Smith. Mrs. Stansworth,
Mrs. Pettigrew, Mrs. Lawrence Mil
Mrs. a Crawford Ter. Of Washing
Mrs. j. +. Douglas ton
The dancers were Miss Katherine
Amber, of West Virginia; Miss Cay
Lloyd, Of New York; Miss Lettie Woods.
Of Charlottesville: Miss Hamilton, Of
Petersburg, Va: Miss Edith Houston,
Of Philadelphia; Miss Christine Rogers,
Of Mississippi; Miss McClclland. Of
Texas: Miss Robinson. Of Abingdon. Va
Miss Stansworth, OF Norfolk: Misses
Mamie and Louise Mason, OF Louis
Vile, Ky; Miss BERTHE Gold. OF Della
plane, Va; Miss Grammer, OF Philadel-
phia; Misses Hildreth and Dorothy
GatewoOd. of Washington: Miss Will
Jams of West Virginia: Miss Barbara
Campbell. Of West Virginia. Those
from this city were Miss Esther Burke,
Miss Esther Green. Miss Edith Ramsey,
Miss Elizabeth Herbert, Misses Grace
and Liza Anderson, Misses Bessie and
Cora Jones. Miss Mary Snowden. Miss
Laura Danenhower, Miss Geraldine Tay-
Tor, Misses Mary and Louise Hooff
Miss Hattie Douglas, Miss Kittie Bar
rett. Miss Mary Philips. Misses Alice
and Beatrice Crawford. Miss Margaret
MiCOu. and Miss RebecCa Uhler. Basil
Conway. John Grant, James Armstrong,
Steve Huitte, Pittman Springs, Bruce
McClelland. Landon Berkeley, Hugh Mel
son, Mann Page, r. Kamp. c. Burket-. p.
WOolfOrk. John Minor. RandOlf BLACKBOARD
Angus and Charlie Crawford, Of the
Hi0h School; Churchill Gibson, OF Rich
mond; oscar Randolf. Of Illinois: Dan
gerheld Addison. OF Fairfax. c. II. SUIT
ton, +. Minor, Joseph Bowen. Of West
Virginia. The Alexandrians were Harry
Carter Beverley, James S. Douglas.
Charlie Barrett, Arthur Herbert, William
Brookes, Taylor and Julian Burke, Mar
shall Jones. David Chalmers. Edward
Fdwcett, Lewis Machen, Beaudrick
Howell, Richard Micou, and Charles +.
Hoon. Jr.
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Mr. and Mrs Warren Christian. Of
Alabama, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. J. Dempsey, on Fairfax street.
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The marriage Of Miss Alma Marie
Vanhake to H. Fl. Cathcart. of New
burg, n, H. took place yesterday at
noon. in the home Of the brides par
ents. IN Georgetown.
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The wedding OF Miss Leila Moss Nc
CURE, daughter of DR.. and Mrs Will
lam P. Mcclure. and Mr.. Lewis Hunt
ington Hyde, Of New York, will take
place at high noon on Saturday at
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church,
Winchester. Va, the rector. Rev. Will
lam D. Smith. officiating.
Mr.. Hyde arrived in Winchester
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Miss Mary Mays is visiting in Nor
folk, where she went to attend the cx-
position.
The two literary societies ot the Epis-
coDal High SchOol-Fairfax and Black
ford-gave their final joint celebration
Tuesday evening. The opening address
was delivered by Amber NJ. Blackboard.
president Of the Blackford, and the ex-
ercises were closed by Hedley NJ. Bowen.
The valedictorian Of the evening was
Douglas 3. Williams. Of West Virginia.
Among those present were:
DR.. L. NJ. Black, Miss Bessie Jones.
ford. Miss Hattie Doug
DR.. and Mrs A las
Crawford. Miss BERTHE Gold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Miss Mary Philips.
Stewart Miss Margaret Mi
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII cou.
loughby Reade. Miss Barba a
Mr.. and Mrs. Archi- Campbell.
bald EO&tOn. Miss Mamie Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coop Miss Mamie Nc
er Dawson. Slelland
Mrs. Carlye H Miss Carrie Wise,
smith Angus Crawford,
MI. and Mrs. For Charlie Crawford,
est Brown, oscar RandoG
MISS W 0rthingtOn, | John Minor
MISS Lctue. Woods, RandOlf BlackfOrd,
Miss Houston. Robert zee
Miss Sarah Hamn- Charlie Barrett.
ton, lanes : douglas
Miss Katherine Richard AficoT.
AMBER. Philip Dawson.
MISS Alice Craw- Churchill Gibson,
ford, Ashley Rowell
Miss Beatrice \ John Daniel.
crawford, Thomas Nelson,
Miss Mary Hooff, N Carter,
Miss Louise HOOT JuIian Burke
Miss kittte Barrett
Mrs. Harry S. Entwisle left during the
week for Manchester, Va, 10 spend the
summer with her parents.
Mrs. Thomas Darst is spending the
summer with her mother. Mrs. Wise,
on Seminary Hill
Mrs. George A. .AIushbach and Miss
Eva Dent left on Tuesday for a visit
TO the jamestown Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. smoot sailed
on Thursday from New York for
Europe. where they will spend the sum-
mer travelling
Ayers Chalmers is visiting friends in
Winchester, Va.
Mrs. Cassius Lee and Mrs. George
Uhler have returned from Atlantic City.
Mrs. Josephine jenkins and her
mother, Mrs. NJ. V Mason. left during
the week for Newburgh. n. Y, where
they Will visit relatives.
Albert D. Brcckett left Saturday 70
attend the exposition
Mrs. Mary a. Morris and daughter
Miss Grace, left for Strasburg, where
they will reside in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Rosetein. of Mime
apohs are visiting the Misses GEM
berge, on Wolfe street.
Miss Anne Lewis Jones is at Old
Point Comfort. where she Joined a marty
OF friends from Baltimore, Nd.
Mrs William A. Smoot entertained the
members Of D. A. r. Association n
her handsome residence Colcross. Those
present were Mrs. ROderick Brooke. OF
Staunton; Mrs. Heber Boswell. Miss
Laura SmOtt. Mrs. Frances Damon
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ing of the board Of visitors of tiN Vir-
gInia Military Institute. OF which he Is
a member.
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Mrs Cornelius Haggarty, Of Philadel-
/ phia, Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
! Mrs. John A Marshall.
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Miss Mary II. Harlow. who has been
attending school at Mt. ST Agnes. near
baltimore, has returned home for the
summer
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Miss 4. NJ. Chamdlce. principal OF Ar
hngton Institute, sailed on Wednesday
from Boston for Europe. where she viii
spend the summer.
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Thursday morning. Among the guests
expected are Mrs. John Randolph
Tucker, Mrs. Gertrude Logan. Mr. and
Mrs. William y. Leonard. Of New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Warrington, Miss
Hyde, and George Hyde, of Norwich,
Conn; Mrs. Silas Mason, OF Kentucky,
and others. Harry ST. George Tucker,
president of the jamestown Exposition.
the uncle Of the bride, will also attend
the wedding.
The BRIDES only attendant is to be her
sister, Miss Evy Tucker Mcclure. who
will be maid of honor. Mr. Hyde will
have as his best man his law partner,
William d. Leonard, of New York. The
ushers are 70 be Robert Lee Lewis. OF
Plainheld. y. J.; Henry Armstrong, of
Owego,- n. Y; George Hyde, OF Norwich,
Conn; the brother of the groom, Ran
dolph T. Mcclure, of Winchester; the
brides brother. and DR. Hugh Mcclure,
Of Alexandria, a cousin OF the bride. &
Col. Edwin A. Stevens, OF Castle
Point, HobOken. y. j., the head Of the
well-known Stevens family, who was 10
have been one of Mr. Hyde's ushers,
was prevented on account of illness.
The wedding Is 10 be followed by
herst street. to which the relatives and
intimate friends of the family have been
asked.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde are to leave Satur-
day afternoon for their wedding Jour
ney- They viii shortly sail for Europe,
where several months will be spent.
Their home is to be in New York.
Miss Elsie NJ Cobb. daughter OF Mrs.
Edmund Cobb. and Nathaniel Theodore
Wilson. son Of Mr.. and Mrs Nathaniel
Wilson, were married yesterday after
noon at $3.50 in the home of the brides
mother on Sunderland place.
The Rev. Osborne Ingle, Of Frederick,
Md, a cousin Of the bride, performed
the ceremony. which was attended only
by the families Clarence Wilson, broth
er Of the bridegroom. was his brothers
best man, and the bride. who was IN
attended, was given in marriage by her
brother, Murray Cobb. whose marriage
70 Miss Carolyn HUFF will be an event
of the fall
Miss Cobb's bridal gown was of heavy
satin. and she wore long tulIe veil
arranged with orange blossoms. and
carried shower bouquet Of bride
roses and hlies-of-the-vaney
After their bridal trip they viii reside
in Washington.
Among the guests at the wedding were
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius y. Bliss, of New
York, the latter formerly Miss Zaidee
Cobb sister Of the bride, whose wedding
was an important social event last
| spring.
Inc engagement which eliminated in
| the wedding today is Of long standing.
though announced but a week ago. and
the wedding date was kept secret on ac-
count Of illness in the family OF the
/ brides mother.
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Mrs William A. Smoot entertained the
members Of d. a. r. Association az
her handsome residence CoIcross. Those
present were Mrs. ROderick Brooke. OF
Staunton; Mrs. Heber Boswell Miss
Laura smott. Mrs. Frances DancD-
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Miss Mary Gibson. Of Richmond. IS
the guest OF Mrs. Bergman Green, on
Seminary Hill.
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Misses Liza and Grace Anderson have
returned to their home in this city. after
delightful visit 10 Richmond and Nor
folk
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-23

MISS Anne Lewis Jones is at Old
Folnt comfort. where she Joined a party
OF friends from Baltimore, Nd.
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. Rosetein. Of Mime
apolis. are visiting the Misses GEM
berge. on Wolfe street
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Col. F. L. Smith has returned from
Lexington, where he attended the meet
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-23

Miss Mary Mays is visiting in Nor
folk, where she went to attend the cx-
position.
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\ pretty wedding took place Thurs
day afternoon at St. Aloysius' Church,
when Miss Jane b. Croggon, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Croggon, was mar
ried 70 Bernard p. Jewett. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Eu-
gene L. Mcdonnell. After an informal
reception at the brides home Mr.. and
Mrs. Jewett left for an extended trip
South. visiting the jamestown EXPOSE
ton ana other Southern points OF in
terest- After July 10 they will be at
home TO their friends at 11O4 Third street
northeast
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The marriage Of Miss Sue Isabel Dick
son, daughter Of William Dickson. and
walter Lambert Tenney viii take place
wednesday evening at $50 o'clock in
the Calvary Baptist Church, the Rev.
S. H. Greene officiating.
Miss Dickson VIII have in her bridal
party Miss Girouard. Miss Hansberger.
Miss Gussie Girouard, Miss Davidson.
Mrs. West, and Miss Powell.
MI Ienney VIII have as his best man
DR.. Merton A. English. and the ushers
Will be DR.. Grant S. Barnhart RaIph A.
Graves, Fred T. Dodge. and Frank p.
Stone. Sidney Lloyd Wrightson, presi-
dent of the Washington College Of
Music, viii sing Beloved. 1t Is Morn. 80
by Awkward, and go, Promise Ne"
The Rose Maiden Chorus will be sung
by eight young women.
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Continued on Eighth Page)
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Mrs. Edward Hood announces the
marriage Of her daughter. Helen Mar
gueriBe Epler, TO Bernard Klawans, Of
this city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-23

Mrs George A .Mushbach and Miss
Eva Dent left on Tuesday for a visit
10 the jamestown Exposition.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-23

Mrs. Mary a. Morris and daughter,
Miss Grace. left for Strasburg, where
they viii reside in the future
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-23

Mrs. Harry S. Entwisle left during the
week for Manchester, Va, TO spend the
summer with her parents.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-23

Miss Rena May Sweeney and Charles
c. Wise will be married Wednesday
evening at $50 O'Clock. in the North
Carolina Avenue Methodist Church, by
the Rev. Richard l. Shipley. After the
ceremony j reception viii be held in The
home Of the bride. 726 Eleventh street
southeast.
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Social Notes
And Personals
In Alexandra

Students Of the Episcopal High School
gave their final hop last Monday even
ing ct McBurney's Hail. The dance
was one Of the most enjoyable occasions
OF the season and much credit is due to
the committee. composed OF the follow
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The engagement is announced OF MISS
Carrie Mcclellan, daughter Of Joseph
Gales Mcclellan, TO Capt Henry ;.
Greenleaf. assistant surgeon, United
States army.
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Albert D. Brockett left Saturday to
attend the exposition.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-23

Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Smoot sailed
on Thursday from New York for
Europe, where they will spend the sum-
mer travelling.
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Mrs. Josephine Jenkins and her
mother, Mrs. NJ. V Mason. left during
the week for Newburgh. N Y, where
they viii visit relatives.
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Ayers Chalmers is visiting friends in
Winchester, Va.
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Mrs Thomas Darst is spending the
summer with her mother Mrs. Wise,
on Seminary Hill
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Mrs. Cassius Lee and Mrs. George
Uhlsr have returned from Atlantic CITY.
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Mr. and Mrs. walton II. Holmes, of
Kansas City. Mo. announce the engage
ment of their niece. Miss Allene Pope
Fry, to Lieut.. w. n. Hughes, jr., Of
the Thirteenth Infantry, U. S. A. Ow-
ing 10 recent deaths in the family the
ceremony, which will take place in the
fall. will be private.
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for a short trip. They VIII reside IN
Washington.
Special cars will await guests at
Georgetown. Thirty-sixth street and
Prospect avenue. leaving promptly at
u:15 a. m. and returning at lis p. m
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

yesterday afternoon the marriage of her sister, Miss Jimmie Shell, and MT. J. O. Cantey was solemnized. Ine home was prettily decorated for the occasion in a plan of yellow and green. which was carried out in palms ana cut-fiowers in the three apartments thrown open for the afternoon. There were no attendants. The bride and groom entered the place of celebration arranged In the first parlor. Golden rod, ferns and graceful vines formed the background. The young couple stood upon white rugs. The ceremony was performed by Rev. w. E. Hol- land, while Hearts and Flowers was rendered by Mrs. w. F. Crawford, who also played the wedding marcn pre- ceding the ceremony.
 The bride was attired in handsome travelling gown of brown voile with hat. gloves and shoes in tone. She carried a cluster of carnations and piumosa.
 A reception followed the ceremony, during which punch was served by Miss Mamie Simmons, Mrs. Albert Win terath and Mrs T. H. Enzor from an attractive table. The numerous we'd ding presents which attested the pop ularity of the young couple were dis played in the second parlor.
 Among the out-of-town guests were MT. and Mrs. Albert Cantey of Pike Road, MT. and Mrs. T. H. Williams of Birmingham, Miss Emma Shell of Georgiana and MT. F. W. Rollins of Georgiana.
 Warm interest is felt by a number of friends in the marriage of this young couple. She Is young woman of many attractions. MT. Cantey is a highly esteemed young man. who holds a responsible position in the whole- sale house of A. Well.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
A JAHa, DELIVERY.
Three Negro Prisoners Dig Through a
 goIad Brick Wall.

Decatur, Sept. Cspecial)-A jail delivery took place here last night at the county jail. Three negroes. Ned Green, Ivey Brown and Lee Kimble, escaped by digging their way through n solid brick wall in the rear por- ton of the jail.
 The negroes are still at large and Sheriff Tom R. Shipp has offered re- ward of SIC each for the arrest Of the negroes.
 Ivey Brown Is wanted on the charge of stealing freight from the Louisville and Nashville Railroad and on various other cases of a like nature. Ned Green and I.A" Kimbla are charged with carrying concealed weapons.
 in speaking of the escape Sherin Shipp said this morning that tho ne- Eroes were undoubtedly furnished with tools by which they perfected their es- cope by parties unknown on the out side. How these tools were gotten on the inside of the jail is unknown. The delivery was not discovered until this morning when the turnkey went Into the, jail to give the prisoners their treakfast.
 During the past few years no less than half a dozen negroes and some white men have escaped from this jail and several of them have never been captured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
Death Of Mrs. Goodaon.

Tuscumbia. Sept 2e-tSpecial.)--- Mrs. w. T. Goodson died at her homo In this city Sunday after an illness or several weeks from gastritis. Two years ago she came to Tuscumbta with her husband and two children from Linden. She at once became mem Der of the First Presbyterian church ana during her connection herewith proved herself one of It's most valuable rnernbers She made a host of friends ana died a Christian death She was buried i'm Oakwood cemetery, this city. in the presence of large number or syrnuathizing friends. ~--.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
MISS nAARCKE's
, RrRrHpAY PARTY.

BIRTHDAY PARTY.
 A pretty park party was that at which Miss Elizabeth Baarcke enter taired large number of her friends at Oak Park in celebration of the thir- teefith annive rsary of her birthday yesterday afternoon. The company went out to the park early in the af- sternoon and enjoyed dancing until dusk An excellent band of music, which renedered dance program, and the serving of light refreshments. were features of the afternoon Fruit punch was served by Mrs. A. s. Woolfolk, Mrs. Robert Chapman, and Mrs. Thomas McGough. The guests were: Misses Lois Stuckey, Mary Stuckey, sallie Watkins Wood. Sadie Barnett, Lee Marks, Holmes, Ella Holt, Phyllis Woolfolk, Gypsy Boykin, Maude Al- fen, Marjorie Allen, Elizabeth Brown, Elise Smith, Sarah Gaston, Olivia Bo- gacki. Jean Mapes, Mary Tresslar, Ethel Tresslar, Lucille Baker, Lottie Baker, Evelyn Bibb. Rebecca Bibb. Mary Ellen Bibb. Sallie Clyde Crufn, Isabel Crum, Elizabeth Chapman, Sa- rah Ferrall, Aldora Goodwin, Alice Gfigg. Nonie Peck, Emily Peck; Mas ters Jack Seibels. Harry Seibels. John Bibb. Sidney Tresslar, B. B. Smith, Jr,, Hervey Brown, Pollard Boykin, Wallace Pitts, Richard Pitts, Gustav Gilmer, Joel Massey, Wyiy Billing. Viii liam Baldwin, Arthur Evans. Charles Woolfolk, Armstead Gayle, Ebert Holt, Ledyard DeWees, Milton Wood, Earl Stuekey, Ernest Warren, Joseph Gar land, Alex Garland, Robert Chapman, Bert Fitzpatrick, George McGough, Thomas McGough, Eugene McGough Sponsor Janney, Horace Stringfellow, Fred Gordon Hammond, Theo Baarcke and John Baarcke; Misses Louise Johnson, Henrietta Woolfolk. Dorothy Hanfion, Margaret Hannon, Agnes Marks. Anise Naftel. Belle Hart, oli- via Hart, Joseph White and Nelson White. Miss Mary Johnston served punch.
 CANTEY-SHELL.
 At the home Of Mir. and Mrs. T. H. Enzor, on Martina Street, at o'clock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
KILLS NEGRO WORKMAN.

Eufaula, Ala. Sept, 26--(SpeciaD-- Joe Freeman, a one-armed white man who is employed as foreman or gus selTs Brick Yard, just over the river, shot and killed Joe Gulce, a negro ern- ploye of the plant this afternoon. what led to the difficulty could not be learned, but 1t is known that the negro advanced upon Freeman with Il heavy piece of iron in striking at tftude. when the latter drew his pistol and fired The ball entered the negro's side and he died from the effects or the wound in half an hour.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
n,nnnten Cha,nplenahIp.

Huntsville. Sept. 2e-(special., -. M Oldfald of Hazle Green disputes thH clairo of the Darwin brothers of the watermelon raising championship of North Alabama. The Darwin claim was based on a load of forty melons that averaged 60 pounds. Mi. oldfield has sold thirty melons to the management of the state fair at Birmingham, their average weight being es1 1-2 pounds one weighing 7S pounds. These melons will be exhibited In Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
EsssslisAss lss

If people will experiment with limitations of SOZODONT, they must be willing to stand the pain and suffering resulting from teeth injured and perhaps ruined forever. Do not experiment.
 Sand by the old honest Denti- frice and your teeth will stand by you.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
rnnvict in Cnntured.

Huntsville. Sept. 2e-(Special.)--Wi liam Hopkins. a white man who Is wanted on several charges in Tennes- see has been captured in the northern part of this county and Is now in jail here. He escaped from the city chain gang several weeks ago and since then has been hiding out near the Tennessee state line. He has eyaded the officers of both states several times by escaping across the line.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
rannrlrIn Yntea for Ronan.

LIneville, Sept. 26--(Special. )--The voters of the town of Lineville voted yesterday on Issuing $s.oOo bonds to build a school building for the primary and intermediate grades. The result of the election was 112 to in favor of issuing the bonds. About half of the voting strength voted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
nAIiAHAN-LuM.

Miss Bessie Luni eldest daughter of MT. and Mrs George E. Lum, and Mir. James B. Callahan. of San Antonio, Texas, were married last evening at 6 o'clock. It was home ceremonial with only the family present, Rev. Father schultz officiating. The bride was attractively gowned in a Copen- hagen blue coat suit, with hat trimmed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
THEIR BROTHER AssAssINAEo.
News Received Here Fly Relatives of
 LeGm stngiey.


 LeGm stn9ley.
 News that Leon singley, formerly of Opelika, was killed in Memphis Sep tember 25. was conveyed yesterday to his brother, Clyde Singley, and to his sisters, Misses Ethel and Lillian Sing ley, in Montgomery yesterday morning and they departed at 3 o'clock yester- day afternoon for opeiika. where the funeral of their brother will take place.
 Mir. Singley is reported to have been assasslnated while he was eating sup per in a tent in the construction works of contractors. by whom he was en- ployed. It is net known who killed him.
 He is survived by his father. J. o. Singley of Opelika; two brothers, Clyde Singley of Montgomery, and Herman Singley of Opelika. and two sisters, Miss Ethel and Lillian Singley of Montgomery.