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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-23

Mrs. Stubb-Oh, John, what in the world
has happened to your Why you look as
pale as ghost. Mr.. Stubbs-No wonder.
Maria. / was out beyond my depth and
went down three times before rescued.
During that time / remembered every
joint And-and did you remember that
letter I gave you to mail last week?-Chi-
cago News.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-23

Put me out when have ridden a quar-
ter's worth" said the passenger to the
driver of the taxicab. as he climbed in
and sat down to make himself at home.
"An right said the driver. I'VE Will
just back three feet and then you can
tumble out. "-NOrwick IN. " Sun.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-23

How much of an income do you think
you , 01uiq i've on eomh M TIME ie
on about $4,000 a year until my wife found
out that was getting that much."-Chi-
cago, RecOrd-Herald.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-23

The English language is full of subtle
meanings and unexpected turns. Not long
ago man asked an acquaintance a num-
Der Of questions about his business. How
many people work in your Officer he In
qufred ''Oh,'' said the other carelessly,
"about two-thirds of them."-Youth's
Companion.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-23

FLASHER, -you'Il have to get a sideboard,"
remarked young Slopay. And IL you
don't come up to date with your pay
ments soon. Mr.. Slopay," reJoined the
landlady, you'll have to get outside
board. ''-Chfcago News.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-23

First Guest-This place is healthy, ism
it? Second Guest-It has been up to the
time that F. noted specialist from New
York got into the habit of spending his
summers here. Now we have an opera
ton every week or so.-Life.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-23

I'VE are told, you know" said the trifler
in love, that the eyes are just the win
dows of the heart. Now when look into
your eyes" II hope" interrupted the
bright girl. "yop notice the signs IN the
tance except on business "-Catholic
Standard and Times.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-23

DO you think baseball will ever get a
foothold in England?" They play Il
no. They serve tea between innings, 7
understand. "-Pittsburg Post.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-23

First Chappy-That-aw-A Summers
is a deah girl, doncher know. Second
Chappy-You must have been engaged to
her, too.-Boston Record.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-23

/ The Greeks were entering Troy in the
| wooden horse. THE first JOY ride" they
| chortled. Then the slaughter commenced.
New York Sun.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-23

Patience-Peggy is very happy. Patriee-
She's engaged, isn't she7 Patience-Yes.
and the mans she's engaged to is cross
eyed, and he's looking at her all the time,
and no one can tell 1t but herself-Eon-
kers Statesman.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
FORBIDDEN TO Use
THE WORD "BANk"
N. B. Greensfelder, Oakland
Promoter, Given Short Shrift
by Superintendent Anderson

N B. Greensfelder, president of the
National Underwriters, an Oakland cor
poration which was promoting the
Bank of Ireland" visited the office of
the superintendent of banks yesterday
morning and showed willingness to
comply with the orders issued by An
derson. AT first he denied that he had
received orders to discontinue the
issuance of. any literature and declared
to the newspapermen that he had re-
ceived no orders such as were published
in The Call yesterday morning.
However, when he produced the let
ter sent to him by the superintendent
of banks the following distinct orders
were shown:
You will cease issuing and distributing litera-
ture and advertising devices containing the name
bank" in connection with your proposed enter
prise.
You will Immediately prepare and submit to
me articles of incorporation to be filed with the
secretary OF state for the Bank of Ireland
You will cease loaning money given by sub
scrihers for capital stock in the proposed bank
and call in all such loans made.
When articles of incorporation filed with
the secretary of state and certificate issued by
that Official advise this office and further action
may then be taken.
Greensfelder has promised to comply
with all of the orders of the superin-
tendent of banks. He says that he is
trying to organize a bank on the same
lines as the Security bank and the
Bank of Germany, both of Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
TOMALTY WILL Be
CALLED AS WITNESS
Accused Former Book Keeper
Will Testify Before Jury
in His Own Behalf
Case Involving the City Treas
urer Shortage May Be Con-
cluded by Tuesday Next

Michael Hayes, policeman, former
ly employed as janitor in the Office
of the treasurer, brought yesterday
afternoons session of the Tomalty
case to a close with testimony that
bordered as close on sensation as
anything that has developed during
the course of the somewhat colorIess
case
1t has been positively determined
that James G. Tomalty, the defendant
is to take the stand in his own be-
half, and announcement TO this effect
was made yesterday by his attorneys.
Frank B. Lorigan, brother of Su-
preme Justice Lorigan and a former
employe of the treasurer's office under
Treasurer Bantel,z was on the stand
again yesterday morning and told of
going to the treasurerS old office after
the fire when the vaults were opened.
He said that coin was found scattered
on the floor of the big vault .and was
shoveled into a sack and taken to the
Western national bank.
HALF BURNED CASH BOOK
He further testified that he found
the half burned cash book and copied
business before the fire on a piece of
rough brown wrapping paper, and that
he was alone at this time.
Hayes was asked but few questions
on direct examination, but on cross
examination it was brought out that
he was present at the time the old
vault was opened after the fire, and
he declared that both Tomalty and
Lorigan were there at the time and
that they looked at the books together.
He said that he did not see Lorigan
nor any one else make any memoran-
dunn at that time, but stated that dur
ing the succeeding days ne saw Lori
gan and Tomalty go over the books
several times and pick out those which
they wanted, and that he assisted them
to carry certain books to the Western
national bank
LEAVES ENTRY UNEXPLAINED
Deputy State Controller Dwight A.
Moulton was recalled by the prosecu-
ton yesterday morning. He produced
certified copy of the public admins
traitors account in the state control
lers Office, showing that prior to Sep
tember Z, 1904. funds amounting to
$13,5S5.06 had been received from the
city treasurer under escheat to the
state, but that between September z,
1904, and July 26, 1906, only S3,331.33
had been received from the same
source. This leaves absolutely unex-
planned Tomalty's entry in his own
books purporting to show that in
April, 1906, $4,000 was disbursed from
the public administrators fund. The
only disbursement possible, as claimed
by the prosecution. is through escheat
to the state.
The case may go to the jury Tues
day next.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
MANY BUILDINGS
ORDERED PUT UP
Permits Granted for Fine Apart
ment House and Homes in
Various Sections

A sale of considerable Importance to
Russian hill district was consummated
in the Office of Harrigan. weidenmuller
& Rosenstirn Thursday in which they
represented the seller The Shainwald-
Buckbee company represented the pur-
chaser c. A. Henry acquired the
beautiful marine view lot of Mrs. Grace
Hyde and Lombard streets. $50 by 1876,
adjoining his present holding in Lom-
bard street. This lot gives Henry
practically full so vara. Plans are
being drawn to erect thereon a four
story apartment house which will COM
mand the most beautiful marine view
in San Francisco. 1t is estimated that
the total investment will be in the
neighborhood of 100000. Work is to
be begun on the improvements soon.
A loan of $4,000 has been made by
the German savings and loan society
to Ben B. and Mary E. Kellogg on
realty on the south line of O'Farrell
street. 217 feet east of Jones street.
The size of the lot = is 57:9 by 1876
feet.
The Metropolis trust and savings
bank has reconveyed to Abraham and
bertha Becker properly on the north
line of Pacific avenue, 57:6 feet east
of Hyde street, 40 by so feet. The con-
sideration is $4,000.
Five buildings will be erected at the
southeast corner of Clipper and Dia-
mond streets for w. D. O'DonnelI. The
contracts have been let for work and
materials amounting to $9,400.
A four story brick warehouse struc-
ture will be erected by the United
realty company in the east line of San
some street 1877 feet north of Sutter.
A permit has been issued to build. in
which the cost is estimated at $4,000.
A deed has been recorded by which
one of the properties OF the California
safe deposit and trust company is
transferred by Receiver Edward J. lie
Breton to the estates of Philip, Minnie,
George and John Biddle through their
trustee. the First Federal trust com
pany. This consists of the northeast
corner of Turk and Hyde streets, 25 by
87.6 feet. Only a nominal considera ton
is mentioned in the record, the real
price being kept private
Two lots in the Central park home
stead have been decided by the admin
istrator of Thomas O'Gorman to Louis
Monnemann.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
MAKE COMPLAINTS ABOUT
SEARCHLIGHT AT THEATER
Nearsighted People Annoyed
by Binding Glare

Complaints were made to Chief Cook
yesterday that the searchlight at the
Central theater was used without due
regard to the convenience of pedes-
trians in Market street. The light is
flashed in the eyes of those passing
across the street from the theater,
temporarily binding them by the
glare.
The complaint was made that the
effect of the glare was bad enough for
people with good eyesight, but was
positively injurious to men or women
with weak sight.
yestigatiOn
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25

The exhibits, ranging in size from
buttons TO 500 pound chunks. placed on
shelves in tiers or in stacks a foot
deep on tables, cover practically the
entire first floor of the Grand hotel, a
exhibit of the State School of Mines at
Reno, moved up almost bodily to the
Palace, which shows the country rock
and character of formation of every
camp of Importance within the state. as
well as select and rare specimens of all
varieties of mineral, covering a wide
range OF values big map on the
wall shows the underground work.
ings of the rezowned Comstock There
is a profusio A1of photographs of mines.
mills. smeIters. shafthouses, slopes,
etc. as we'll as portraits of early day
prospectors whose chief claim to fame
is founded upon lucky strike. There
is a bureau OF Information equipped
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
DEFECTIVE GAS FIXTURE
CAUSES WOMAN'S DEATH
Miss Eva Heilfrom Asphyxiated
While In Her Bath

Miss Eva Heilfrom of 1853 Waller
street died yesterday afternoon from
the effects of gas asphyxiation. The
young woman was discovered In an IN
conscious condition in her bath yester-
day morning by her mother. Mrs. Ida
Heilfrom the room being full OF gas,
which escaped, it is. said, from a de-
fective fixture.
Doctor Bottle was summoned and
treated Miss Heilfrom. but she was be-
yond medical aid and died yesterday
afternoon at o'clock
The death is believed to have been
purely accidental. The coroner will in
yestigate The girl lived with her par
ents at the Waller street house. Her
father is Bernard Heilfrom.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
AUSTRALIAN IS MARRIED
TO AN OREGON GIRL
John Stone and Miss Genevieve
Seghers United in This City

At quiet wedding. performed Thurs
day evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Jacobs, $50 Ninth street, Miss
Genevfeve Seghers of Portland, Ore,
became the wife of John Stone of Aus
tralfa Rev. w. E. Hayes ofilciated.
The bride, attired in pale blue silk,
was attended by Mrs Jacobs, while the
latter's husband acted as best man.
The home was prettily decorated for
the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs stone. after brief
Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
DIR. MYER REPORTED
RAPIDLY RECOVERING
Rabbi May Be Able to Come to
Temple Emanu.E1 Soon

Lippman Sachs, president of the
temple Emanu-El, received a telegram
from Mrs Martin A. Myer of Brooklyn,
conveying the information that Doctor
Myer was rapidly recovering.
Doctor Myer was recently elected
rabbi of the temple Emanuel. After
writing his acceptance of the call,
however, he was stricken with append
citis.
That he is improving is a great con-
ISOLATION to the members of the local
congregation.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25

Ladies, practice economy by having
your old feathers and plumes dyed or
made over and by having that old skirt
good things away. Look in the Want
Ad section of to-day's paper and you
the people whose business II is to
renovate and make new things out OF
old advertise there daily.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-26

Der Colt bcriclben nieoer9ebrildt
miro mo @ott bittet, ibn 6reunoc 5n
icnoelt. mcId)c lid) boran c%rlnncrlL
oob elmer bes ouocren 9iirbc traAcll
bclicn ioQ."
Nad)ocnl Enitor Goncf gerl1oct
iana Gin Gllortett. bcltcbeuO Mt5
Srol1 Soi. Gpoccnsfp, Sri, :, Srlrt
ulb Den SS. Sol. 2epp mo !. @lls
fopsfi NIT GrgeIbegIeitula burb
Sri. Noio &onrf oic bGbmiidc Nas
tionalbDmne.
shli bcio,bern @llnid rihtetc
Damn Mopor Mohool nod, cini1c
@prtc an Die @crlannlclten. Gr
1rutulirte &errn Gonef i'll Der erhal'
tenen NnsScihnnng, lnelfc CT nod
Dem, lpoS Ct iibcr Die Sbatigfeit bca
8cchrtcn perllpnlmeu poll rnb Nul5
peroient babe urlb er frcue lidl 0aB
olh Der Goiier ppn SeItrcih hieIeS
icocnsreihc @irfrn o1crfenmc. ga
Itor Soon :. Stonc bon Scr 9roun
Wcnrorial Stride perloS baum cine
groBe An5obI Observation-Disclosures
mo 1clegronmnc ullS alcn 5bcllcn
oes Honoca II. oen SdltB Der Neier
bil0ete Gin Wcbct, bas bon FaItur
Bob. =. acrr Don Scr E%rcSbptcrio-
ner Stride ul ct. EoulltrnBe ulb
Nnrtb . Npenue. @0brcnb Die Sbeil-
nchntr OH Scr Seller bu5 Scinl per-
liebeu, ipieltc oos Srhcltcr nIfp
Country, It's Of thec." Gas multi
foliid)e Ero0romnL bn5 mclcntlid)
| sur Grb0Mng bcS @eionmtelnoruf-
fcs beitrug. muroc ourd FroIeiior
u. u. SouSnlonn 5niammen g~tltcllt
nno aelon9te olld) inter %lcillcr Seis
thug 5ltr Gnrd,filhrlng.
lln1cr Den piclen @liidlpiinihcn
bcIoloen iid) mld) cinea Don @ollper.
ncllr GrothcrS.
Ger @ortlmlt ocS foiierlid)cil
gcgleitidrciben3 5u brm GcroiCnIt,
frcli' lit folgcnoer:
Seine foiicrlidc luuo f0ni0lidlc
opoitoliihc MojcltGt IronS Soicpb
Ser grlte, &oiicr bon Scitreid), SIS.
Mig bon N0bnlcn II. i. III. mlo opoito.
Iilder Gonig bon llngorn hutcn nit
ullcrbofIltcr GntidlieBlung pom 10.
SanIar 1909 Dem Eoitor in Volti.
more, Scrrn %oelop &onef oos 9ol.
bene &erbienitfreu5 nit ocr aronc
o~Qergndoialt 81 pcrleiben 0erllEt.
Sic 3ol5lei bcs foiierlid). 0itrrid)i.
'felt Sron5 Soiepb Green's iiber.
mittelt I'M AnihIuiie bieies @croicnit.
frer} NIT Dem Griuhen, ocn n%nitinl.
qcloen MepcrS ilber oic filufti0t 3lt.
riidltelllul0 Der Gcforotioi nit get
lctltla ocH Intrms untcricrtiacn II.
oenlcIben burd) Die 5~uitelelbc DC
boroe all Die SroensfonSlti 3lriiG.
1elolt1cn lolicl 81 mclen. @ien,
Den II. Nanllor 1909. bon scr aon,-
lei oes foiierlidl. oiireidiifen Irolls
| Soieph.S Greens Gr. Slotin."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-26
Gem @eroieuit bic arome.

4'nItor y. Galef nit DEM goloencn
&crolenitfrcu} nit Der Gronc
0urt Baron Nmbro5p pnn Der
oItreidiifen @%cintbtiduit &C
idmiidt. GntbiiQlna zines
Fortroits heS aoiiers tSron, 80.
ieph.- Cine cinorlldsupllc Teier.
3u elmer einbritdspoQCn Seier &c.
i%toltctc lid geitsrn bie lleberreihung
bcS 9olbcneu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NIT
Der arollc. melf)es Eoitor g. Gunct
Don Der bohmiidFntabrilhen Ercsbp.
tcriallerfirt)e fiir5lid) BON aoiltr
Iron5 Solepb bon Seitreid III Mn
crfcnmllla ieincr Geroienlte Tim baa
ton ihm gegriinoetc 6itrcidiihc $n1-
m~lgrnntcn = Seim perlieherl mutrbe.
0ltrh Baron Z. Nmbrop. Dem Der.
jcitiGcn @eihaits TRACE Der oitreihi.
Idcn @cionbtId)oit in @uibington,
1tno Die GntbilQung einea Fortroita
bca &0llcra 6run5 Snicpb III 8olo-
robnlcll, meld)es Dem Smnliarmlten=
Seim oltrd bas oitreidiid)e Dtiniitc-
riuml oeS Snllcrn ilbcrmittelt murbc.
IicG crcnlonic ialto itatt III Dem all
Der Gde bon 9roobpop II. Mobiipl-
iJroBc beiinoliden Seim il Negcl-
mart elmer hiitillguirten @eieQid)oit.
Ill Ucld)er dldl baa Stobtoberhulpt.
Manor Wiobool, 5GbItc, lleber benz
ellaott1 III Dem Sctm prongten
Meu. .. Gancf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-26

oitrei6iife unb anlcrifaniide Stag.
gen. Slls Boron ambro5p int Be
%Nleitung bes bieligen oitreidiid)en
&oniuls, &errn q. Y. Setter erltyien,
ialutirten bic bobmiiden Geteroneu,
iuelfle IN ihren id)nliden l%lnifornteli
Spolicr biIoetelt. mdhreno Elm Or
DIETER Die oitreihiite Natipnolbpnnc
ipieltc. Rad tlIr5cr SeariiBung CT
griff Serr q. Z. Setter bas Wort II.
io9te inter gnoercm:
aoniul @citer's Nniprodt:
I'D Iiiblc MIDI burh bus Mir
Ourh Faitor @oief ertbeiltc Eripilc.
gilln1, bellte bier Den Gorlib 5t fiib-
rem, icbr geeDrt u1b cs madt mir
Gcrgniigen, Sbneu meinen Can't mo
Ancrfenmlr1a fir Sbr Grid)einen olls-
illlrrcd)cn. Gurd Sbre ampeienbeit
bclpciien Sic nitt nur SIR erobes
Sntereilc iiir oos portrefflihe @ir-
fet Eoitor @anef's in 9eSuo oltf ooa
pitrcihiid)e Smnliarauten . SENT
lonoern sic 6ei0el babllrd) ollh oas
Gcrlon0ett, ibn, periDnIid Ben Der.
oleltcn Sribut 81 5olcn.
Ils FoItor &onef mir Dor 1 Sob.
rcn ltinc Sbees, bier Gin sScin fir
o~ltrcid)iIdle Giuuanoerer 5l griinoelL
rntcrbrcitetc, ucriid)erte i) i'm mel
ller Tntbcilnohmc uno leitete ioiort
Strittt cirL Dob oieic Nngeleaenbcit
Dor Die 5lltGiloige Gitreidiide 9eb6r.
DC fam.
Sll5lpildcn mltrbc bus Ditreihiid)c
Snlnliarantcn g !Seim 5llr Rirflid).
felt nllo bos Saus Nr. St7. Noro.
observation-disclosures murbe genlietbet,
oos lllr cine aroBe An5obl Seltreifcr
ais temporores Seim biente. Nbcr
nit Der groBen 3unobme Ser 0itrci.
dlld)en G%inpanocrer IN Dieicm So.
len ipllroe Elm aroBeres Guortier CUR
NotMperuhlBfeit. Gonn mar es pic.
Der HoItor Ion,f. Der iih ans @erf
lllodfe; not)otm er bon Der oitrcihi-
ldlelt Tcgtculng cine jGbrlidIc Ser.
iuilllGillla erbnltett, ipallOtc CT lid, on
lclIc piclcn 6renibe nm iinonBieae
ltlltcrltllslillg 5lln ,}iped oes Nn.
folt'a elmer palienoen 9ofoIit1t. Iieic
Nreliloc lieben linn init 1rcuoc hiiIf,
reitc Sailo un0 i1 mod)te oieie Sc.
l~egenbcit niht ppriiber9ebcn loiien,
obnc ocnen, melde auf 10 liberole
Neilc 5n Dem Sonb fir oos iebiac
odreid)ilhe Seim beiiteuertelt, ber,.
lidlltm Gonf 5r ioaen.
Neld)e ansge3eid]nete arbeit $50.
1tor Naref getban bot 1lno iett nod,
Iiir oieies Seim tbut. fam am, &c
'ten Bel Der Iurdiiht zines ieiI,er
Sabresberitte beurtbeiIt merbcn. Ger |
Seier miro barin finben. >boR Yaitor
Tarcf SalilenOen bon Smmiaronten
Nobrnng nno soais geseben, Dob
CT ibllen III uielen 61aen fir BE.
id)aitigung iorgte uno ihneu, 100
INNER notbig, guteu 3atb ertb,iltc. |
Fnltor @anef beid)rdnfte ieopd) icinc
Ibatisfeit nid)t allcin alti oas Scinl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-26

Meu. 9. &ancf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-26
Gcb6cl'S cinsiacs Mte[ier.

Wir Babcn MIR Gin Mtelirr in Gal.
t;mprc, nne bas beiiuSet iid) in Der
Gtngc sm cbener Groc, Mr.32t, Toro-
@ap-, nabc 6isgsStr. &inbcr-Ybo-
tograpbien cine Spc5ialitGt. - Seine
gaentcn nnb fcineSreppen an Itciacu.
5. Sebbcl. 6. Grni, UeidGitsiibrer.
d.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-28
MAYNARD SON RETURNS
COMES BACK 10 PARENTS BEAn-
 ING RICH GIFT.
After Twenty Hears He Returns te
 Childhesd 1zsme on Chrtstnas NigAts Where He is ? We1Goned

Indianapolis. Ind. Dec. 2E--From Nashville. the seat of Brown County a capital yet untouched by . railroad. tonight comes the story of the return to his parents in the lonely hill county of John Frenshaw. whom the old folks had not seen or heard from for twenty years and who brought back to them not only their lost son. but also q Christmas present of t5,o0o. John Frenshaw was IF years old when he quarreled with his father and ran away from home. He walked to Indianapolis in three days. He wan : dered to St. Louis and at length found work in shop. For seven years he saved his money and then he ventured to the gold fields of Alaska, the bo- nanza land. He became rich.
 In the storm Of wind and snow that ragged about the old house on the Fren- shaw farm Christnias night the elder Frenshaw was awakened by pound ing on the door.
 T am cold and hungry said voice outside. Cant you take me in for the night?"
 The old man let the stranger in and the wife prepared a meal for him. He talked for half an hour of his travels before he exclaimed;
 Father. don't you know me"
 The mother clasped him in her arms.
 Before the reunited family retired Frenshaw gave his father and mother e check for $5.0oo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-28
MRS. THRAsHER BURIED.
Many Borrowing Friends ct Funera
 ln We4umuExa.

hm WGtuhnWAns
 Wetumpka, Dec. 27-(Special)-A large number of sorrowing relatives and friends attended the funeral ser vices of Mrs. A A. Thrasher at Il o'clock this morning.
 The services were conducted by her pastor, Rev. J. A. Jenkins.
 Hon. Cabot Lull C. k. McMorris. c. E. Enslen and w. O. Robbins were the honorary pail bearers. while T. w. Lull. M. Hohenberg. H. A. Robison. J. NJ Shoot. B. T. Howle and B. K. Nc Morris served.
 Invitations have been issued to the marriage of Miss Emma McCullers and Mir McRae The marriage will be solemnized at the brides home at s o'clock January 5.
 One of the most beautiful gifts of the Yuletide season was solid silver loving cup presented to Judge Cabot Lull The cup bore the Inscription: Presented by the Baptist Church and Sunday School of Wetumpka, Alabama. to Judge Cabot full. Always faith full"
 The gift was in recognition of Judge Lull's long service. covering a period of more than fifty years, as a regular attendant upon the services of the church and Sunday School, For. the greatea. portion of the half century he has served bofh church and school in an official capacity.