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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-30
MADAM C0RR|X

The noted Palmist and Clairvoyant
viii oe in town for "a short time. DO
not miss this opportunity
West Central avenue, in old Town
opposite Porto Rico House. See sign
on house Satisfaction guaranteed.
office hours . a. m. to ! p. m.
$4,000 to loan in sums 20 suit. \.
Montoya, 1OS =. Third.
III you need carpenter teiephons
Hesselden; phone 377.
just think. Extra choice. bright
green alfalfa, $1,000 per ton, at Mon
tezuma. Cor. Copper and Third.
The best saddle horses TO be had
In the city are at w. /. Trimble's, 1ls
N Second street. PhOEs ,.
We board end care for horses
The best of care guaranteed w. i
Trmble q Co., 1l3 n. Second street
----..---
When you want a cab call Tele-
phone 3. w. l.. Trimble & Co.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-30
SELLERS WILL HANDLE
AUTO FEATURES OF 30th
FAIR WITH USUAL ECLAT

J., - e.u,rs ,.,s ,.o, ana
pointed 10y tue laii coihInll''' 10 NV
hargc ut the automobile features oi
t,e soth rntr THE WALTON studio viii
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Following are the t'iIlloilai wee pres
idents of the fair this year
cotfax ronnt, GEORGE H. Webster.
rl,,arrnn. g. / Rnbcrts. Ration.
I-nion ronntv-uoVcu Ernest.
.rlnNtnn r. ~ Fox. Cgavton
OnaN .ount,-C II. DrYnmpcrt. Tu-
,,nmrnl1 \. \. Gallcgns. Turumcari
Guadnn,n. rountvEE R Wright.
santa Ros.,. Frank y. Page. Buchan-
III
N,ru rnunt, Rpi3,el Romero.
Alnrn simon Vorrnbrra Wagon
,fn,,,d
ssn Nfnn,l count,-N NJ padgett.
I,nst raa Nrqas. Geo. 4. Fleming.
l-,s, t,. A-.,os
S.,,t, IT,. ynunry Paul II. Wal
t.r s9ntn H.. 4 Ioomis santa
A.,
enp 1n,n ,nunt,-W corr Hack.
Ayt., Al r,dv.arls Pennington
Ei, Nrribn rnnutN h. prince.
r,snan,la. ~ p Hurns Tisrra Amar-
ma
Tens ,nuntv r T. Martin. Taos.
,lav,nl,r t;usdorf 'rnos
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-30
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
InIiI1CAsr

Washugtom May 20 New Mexico,
Nrl2ona and West Texas Fan Mon
day and Tuesday
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-30

$4,000 to loan in sums 20 suit. n.
Montoya, 1OS =. Third.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-30

When you want cab call Tele-
phone 3. w. L. Trimble & Co.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-30

II you need n carpenter telephone
Hesseiden; phone 377.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-30
WE FIX ANYTHING

The southwestern Auto and Ma
chine company is now open for husi-
ness aud ready to do your repair work
with expert mechanical skill. All
work guaranteed. No. 22l w. Copper
nNonMc.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-30

Al members Of Maxwell KcNcs
camp No . and am those who served
as volunteers during the Spanish war.
whether members of our camp or not
are cordially invited 20 Join in
memorial exercises ON Monday
kespectfullF.
J BoRKADAtLE.
Commander.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-05-30
Knights Auction

Thursdly afternoon. June O. at
1850 p. IN. sharp, at the vacant store
rooms recently occupied by the Wag-
ucr Hardware company corner Cen
tral avenue and Fourth street, | viii
sell at public auction $500 worth OF
now Mission furniture The goods
were manufactured in Albuquerque
10y the New state Lumber company
Mr.. II. l.. sitter. the proprietor OF
this company wishes To Introduce his
limo of Mission Furniture. Therefore
he has concluded to- make sale ot
fifty-tNo Kitchen mission tables mis-
sion library tables, fitts 1.-TWO mission
rootStools, mission swings. porch
seats. rockers, music racks book
eases, and an excellent lot of house
hold goods viii also be disposed of.
Come and watch scott Knight, Albu-
qucruucs auctionccr, who gets the
money for the seller anu gives the
purchaser an kinds Of bargains. IN
spcct Tuesday and "Wednesday before
the sale
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11
CH|[DREN'S DAY
OF OFPRESBYTERIANS

The following is the program for
ChIldrcD's Day at the Presbyterian
church tomorrow:
Instrumental Music-Mlss Harri-
son
Responsive Scripture psalm XIX
Song by School-"On Children's
Day"
Prayer by Pastor
Grectings--By Superintendent
Recitation-"The Other Side OF the
World" Cora Smith.
Singing-By Primary department..
Recitations:-
(a)-"Reporters of June Herald
Five members of Mr. Browns class.
d." 'Tis Children's Day Again.
Winona Smith
(c)-"Tis Summer Time" Char
lotte Skeen.
Song by school-"Hark on the
Breeze"
RecltationS:-
CaJ-"How They Helped, Esther
Fife.
bl-"seycn Little sunbeams," by
Primary.
son.
Duet-"Bird's Lullaby" Leona
Payne, lrma Moore
Object Lesson-"Our Emblems ~
Eight members of Miss Crandall's
class.
Recltations.-
(a)-"The Man Who Wins" Nolan
Garrison
(b)-"Just You Smile" Walter
Eichleberger
(c)-"Help Somebody Elaine
Smith
AddresS-By Prof. Smith.
Instrumental Duet-Omering.
Song by Soldiers True"
Benedictlon-Pastor
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SUITS COMMENCED
IN LOWER COURT

In the civil division of the municipal
court this morning. Thomas E..
Mathews. acting for the defunct firm
of c. D. Ives & Co, commenced suits
against the following named persons
to recover on alleged accounts, run at
the Ives storo when il was in opera
ton.
Frank Whitley. for $3.50.
D, c. Dora, for S1515.
Dr. T. C. Doran, for 1926.
T. f Flinders, for 81.
Frank Reeder. for $40.
J. C. Leggett, for $SS40.
w ID. Tribe for S302J.
W. II. Ransom. for &c
w l.. Russell is suing S. F Whit
aker TO recover the sum OF $9.75 al
legged TO be due on account,
Changes in City Omce-David Gals
ford has been appointed to the posi-
tion OF assistant city sanitary in
spector, to take the place of j. C. Win
tie. removed Mr.. Wintle will 60 to
Idaho Falls. where he has been of
fered the position OF health officer for
Bingham county, Idaho.
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SHOULD Be NO
COLOR PREJUDICE
CBy Harry d Cashman.)

New York, June lin many quar-
ters there has been an evident de-
sire 10 stir up a racial prejudice in
the coming battle between JeffrIes
and Johnson. Some have even gone
so far as to claim that the negroes
throughout the country would become
unbearablc In the event OF Johnson
winning and race riots would surely
result
/ don't believe a word Of it, Hav.
ing seen countless colored boxers In
the ring. some winning champion
ships. some losing them. with nary
sign OF demonstration on account
of the hue of the winners skin. /
can see no reason to throw all prece
dent out OF the window In the July
4 affair Nobody ever wanted TO mob
Joe Cans when he won-ald he was
a pretty frequent winner-nor Geo
Dixon nor Joe Wolcott Surely the
last named was more offensive In his
egousm than Johnson. even II the
other two may furnish bad lllustra.
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SAYS HE SHOT THE
DOCTOR IN SELF-DEFENSE

Tombstone. Ariz.. June 11.-Follow-
ing a report to the court that 1t had
not reached a verdict. the jury Ia
the case Of Captain Stephen o'Copn9r.
U. S. A, retired. charged with tho
murder of DR.. A. S. Russell at a small
mining camp, was locked up last mid
night
Captain O'Connor was the last wiz
ness TO testify yesterday. He dec CT
ed that the killing of DIR. Russell
was the result Of n dispute over min
Ing claims and that he shot the ply.
sician In self-defensc
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BELIEF IN A
PERSONAL
DEVIL

The belief In personal devil has
ever been one Of the interesting
studies In religious and psychic lltera-
ture. This worldwide parsonage has
figured prominently in the delIneation
of the Influences which play upon hui
man life as those influences have been
portrayed In art and story.
Confined 10 no one sect or creed. the
fear and worship OF Satan has been
ofttimes, and in places is now, So
prominent a factor In some peoples
lives as 10 give rise to separate works
upon 'Demonology
The place and power this influence
has in temptation Will be the thought
for the Sunday evening service In the
First Presbyterian church in the sec,
opd Of the evening series upon The
Necessity for Temptation
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lions on account OF their gentlemanly
dcmeanor at times
The big affair is contest between
men, not races OF men. Those
fighters who have drawn the color
line in the past have. almost with
out exception. done so because there
happened 10 be a negro OF their
weight whom they feared. Take Bill
ly Papke tabooing the colored fight
ers, for instance Without closing
your eyes In thought for an instant
you can conJure picture of Sam
Langford. Sam is Papkc's color line
reason. II IS not any little nicely
oil sentiment Jimmy Britt advertis-
ed his mothers aversion to the ne
gro widely as the real cause Of his
dodging Joe aGns Yet, when he was
able To frame" his night with the
BaltimoreaD, go that his record might
be untarnIsbed. he took the bait with
one Gulp.
Jenrics himself drew the color line
Immediately after Jacb Johnson beat
Jack Jeffries 10 pulp. His stand
was indefensible however, as he had
fought and trained with negroes all
through his career, The only reason
Jeff ever advanced was the woman's
eXcuse-'just because"
believe there was as much racial
feeling shown at the Leach Cross
Willie Fitzgerald bouts as | ever not
Iced. and even that wore Itself out In
cries Of approval and dlsapproval for
ono or the other. The Jeffries-John-
son imbroglio is match of strength.
agility and science. When the pair
strip for action and don their gloves
IL is merely man against man and the
spectator who allows Johnsons color
10 detrace from his ability is a very
bad sportsman, indeed.
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out OF profits Of drunkenness and vice.
The Implication is not supported by
fact-EdJ
AS the oflcial custodian OF that
bridge 1t is your business 10 help
make II so safe thst child may wall,
IL alone.
(ThIs paper is not the Official Gus.
todian OF any bridge or OF anything
the bridge is supposed to represent.
-Ed.)
The object OF all law and its en-.
forcement is 20 make 1t difficult u do
wrong and easy to do right"
That there may be no doubt as to
our position. we again repeat that
this bridge Is unsafc-that we want
II made safe-;hat In permitting these
traps and pitfalls. md IN taking mon
ey from those who profit by them,
you arc not representing us,
WHOM DO YOU REPRESENT?
(Signcd) LEOTA S. KENNEDY.
Ogden. June S, 1910.
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EIGHTY CHINESE ARE
KILLED BY 8RiGANOS

Victoria. B. c.. June 11-Eighty
Chinese otter hunters were slaugh-
tered by brigands near Manchuli. OH
the -RussIan-Chinese frontier. May
10. according 10 adyices received here
today The Chinese had taken thou
sand otter skins when the brigands
attacked them. killing most of the
hunters and making away with ths
stock of skins.
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ganization draws most of its mem
bership.
Most certainly not that OF the Jew
ish peoples people distinguished
through past centuries for strict NOR
ality. Not of the Catholics with their
rigid construction OF the moral law
Not OF the Mormons. for their pulpits
have repeatedly spoken
Who then is II that approves this
wrctched policy OF paying the city's
expenses out of the profits OF drunk
enncss and vice.
tThe city expenses are not paid
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S1.1O SALT LAKE AND RETURN
S1,10.

Account Scandinavian Reunion
Tickets on sale via Oregon Short
Line, June 1lth and 18th. good re-
turning June 18th Secure your
tickets at City Ticket Office. 2614
Washington avenue, L. A. Shewe, c.
p. {; T. A.
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The First coneres esational Church
Noble Strong Elderkin. minister.
Morning worship at il O'Clock. Sun
day. June 18th Miss GuBnell Will
sing Nevin's "Oh. Love Divine" Ser
mon. Approaching the Ages Task %
Sunday school at 12.l5. Young peo.
pies meeting at /. led BY Mr. Reeve
Evening service at s O'Clock. Miss
Holberg will sing Schnecker's why
Art Thou Cast Down." Editorial,
The Mother Church in Boston. &"
Sermon, Belief in UnbeIef." Ser
Vices last Just an hour.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11
BASEBALL RULE REScINOGO.

Cincinnati. June 1.-THE National
Baseball commission today rescinded
rule 90. which prevented any major
or minor league from signing semi
professional players without gaining
the consent of the player and agree
ing to terms with the semi-profes-
slonal manager
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dD(4H51Rg;zgsA II

Church Of tho Good Shepherd (Epis.
eoPaD-Northcast corner of Twenty
fourth and Grant avenue. VIM. w.
Fleetwood. rector Services for the
third Sunday after Trinity. Holy
communion 7;30 a. NJ. SUNDAY school
8; 40 a m. Morning PRAYER and ser
mon HOO a m Music by the vested
choir. Mrs. c. P Hood. leader Mrs
w. c. Henderson Will sing How
Beautiful Upon the Mountains" from
the Messiah, All are welcome.
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ut gives us pleasure 70 know that
we DO not represent any one who has
no hand OF charity for the erring
child. and one who would rather drive
an unfortunate girl to suicides
grave than to open the door OF hope,
-Ed)
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CANNON WILL DEFY
HIS POLITICAL ENEMIES

Washlngton,Juue 11.-Speaker Can
non will enter the congressional cam
paign this fall and defy his political
enemies from the stump in various
parts of the country
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First Methodist Episcopal Church

First Methodist Episcopal Church.
452 oath street Rev. 6 w. McCreery.
pastor-9;45 a. m.. Sunday school. Mr..
b Z. Newton, superintendent There
are classes for all and interest In all
the classes. il a m. morning wor-
ship. In place of the regular service,
the annual Children's Day exercises
with the following program. Song.
by the school. Prayer, by the pastor.
Anthem. Holy. Holy" chorus choir.
Responsive reading, Song, we Are
Rays of Sunshine" primary. Recita-
ton. Ere the Sun Goes down. Dale
Newton Solo. Mrs. F y. Hess. Glass
exercise. Faithful Helpers" Miss
Gelger's class. Solo. Dream OF Par
adise." Mr Webster. Baptlsms and
reception OF members Solo. THE
Grand Amen" Miss Van Busklrk. Rec
itatIon, Richard McCreery Song.
Dorothy Long. Violin solo. Miss Ros-
amond Laird, Glass exercise. This
is a Dear Old World Miss Kellcy's
class. Solo, THE Prodlgal Son" Mr..
Frey Recitation, Lcnore Laird. "Our
Children Day," remarks by the pas
tor. The church viii be beautifully
decorated with flowers and canary
birds will add to the good cheer OF
the day. A welcome TO all. Noon.
class meeting. Mr., James Drysdale.
leader p, m. Epworth League. Mt
Walter Underwood. leader. Topic
Truth That Enlightens and Purifies.'
The young people invite all, p. m,
Gospel service. At this service the
installation OF the Epworth League
officers will take place. following a
sermon by the pastor. Topic The
Strength of Youth There will be
the following special music: Post
lude. The Wayside Chapel Miss
Jessie Welch. Selection, Because He
Promises Me- Male Quartette, Of
fertory, "Candonette." Miss Welch.
Duet, Hope Beyond" Mcssrs- Web
stor and Lyman. Postludc, Post
lude,' Miss Welch.
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Matt. 1G:19.l9: Acts 4:12; Rom 15:4s
Eph. 2:20-22; John 5:1S.
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rhe aecond conareaatIonaI Church,

Washington avenue and Second
street SUNDAY school at 3 o'clock
Mr. Elderhn Will speak Of Begbies'
new book, Twice Born Men" at
O'clock
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11
OGDEN WOMAN
HAS A HOBBY

Another the Necessity of Hounng the Wayward
Girl Beyond the Confines Of the City-A Little Misquotng
All Fair In Love and War and the Lady Engaged in War
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First Baptist Church.-Located on
Grant avenue. near oath street. Rev
II D. Zimmerman. pastor. The sec
ond Sunday In June. 1910, services
win be as follows; Sunday school
at ten o'clock. This will be short
session lasting 40 minutes Prompt
ly at II o'clock, the Childrens Day
exercises will begin. This VIII con-
sist OF special music. recitations, dta-
logues, etc. all by the children, The
offering will be given to the PuDlica-
ton society. to be used in giving
Bibles and literature 10 those who
are not in a position TO buy same,
AT o'clock the young people %'ll
meet. Topic. God Knows. Leader.
Amy Rogers. Evening worship at
o'clock with sermon by pastor. sub
Ject, "A Study on Proper self.Valu'
alton The evening music VIII De
especially helpful and bright "cd-
nesday afternoon and evening inc
Sunday school will hold a party lot
the primary children and adults on
the church lawn. good time rs
promised all who attend, ana Ihe
members OF the church and congrega-
ton are Invited to attend. Thursday
afternoon. at 2:30. the Ladies Ken
sington Will he entertained at the
home OF Mrs. Skeen. 2lIO JEFFERSON
avenue Thursday evening at
o'clock. the regular prayer and praise |
service OF the church Will be held. '
Topic, The Foundations OF RAIN
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First Church Of Christ, Scientist,
Ogden-Holds service at liza, IN in the
new Masonic Temple, Washington
avenue. between Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-sixth streets. Subject: God.
the Preserver of Man" Sunday
school at 9:I5 a. III. Wednesday
evening testimonial meetings are held
at s p. m The public is cordially iD-
yited to attend these services. Free
Reading Rooms are open daily. eX'
cept SUNDAYS and holidays, from
to ) p. IN, First National Bank Bldg.
First Presbyterian church.-John
Edward Carver. pastor. Morning wor-
ship at IL Theme. "rhe Doorway to
a Larger Life" Sunday school at
10 Evening worship at s. The series
upon The Necessity and Nature OF
Temptation" will he continued Theme
Who Is the Deyil?" study of the
causes and reasons for belief and dis
belief in a personal devil and his
place and power in temptation.
Evening journal., 1910-01-14
FIREMEN GET
READY FOR SHOW
Committees Named to Ar
range For This Years
Celebration

Firemon OF tho city az a meeting held
last night began 20 arrange for tho big
nremen's celebration. which It is intend
ed to hold next fall The meeting was
held at the engine house OF the Washing
ton Fire Company and was largely at
tended by Representatives OF the various
fro companies. Nine OF the twelve COM
panlos were represented al tho meeting.
each By a committee OF Ave members.
The officers selected follow
President. r. c. Porter. vico-prosldent.
d. j. Harrington; recording secretary. 10.
j. Hanion; financial secretary. NJ. T.. Can
non; treasurer. W. J. Lutz.
These are the committee chairmen:
Finance committee. r. c. Porter; print
ing H. j. Ianion; ways and means J.
J. Kcrrlgan: hotel. Harry Kennar; trans
portatlon, W. J.. Hahn; parade. Fl. Il. NC
Donough. A secretary and treasurer OF the
0nance committee also was namod ]. j.
McGoldricls being the secretary and w
J. Luts. treasurer.
These committees we're appointed last
night:
Finance committoe-Josoph Hyndman
John J. McGoldrick. william ]. Lutz, J.
3. simmons, d. s. Shields. Simon F.
Moran. J. W. stetser, A. NJ Haggerty and
John Paterson.
Printing committee-Wpliam -. Paul
man. Il. j. Hanlon. William Ewton, M. ]
Maloney. James Barr, John p. Welsh
Ways and Means commlttee-James W
Maguire Thomas Coady, J. J. Kerrigan
e. NJ Ainscow James McHugh George
n. Johnson. James MoNally, 4. l.. Raj
ferty
Hotel commitee-George W. Darrell, d
Evening journal., 1910-01-14
Social and
Personal

Howard Barnes, OF Woodlawn. has been
spending a week with Wilmington friends.
Mrs W IA. Briggs, of Liberty Grove
Is spending a week with her father, Mr.
Boechor, OF this city.
Mrs. Virginia Woodrow. Mrs. Oscar
Massey and children are the guests OF
Mrs. Robert L. stebblngs. of Port DO
poslt
James oNen. OF this city. is visiting
relatives in Chester.
Misses Anna and Margaret Nothnagle,
OF Chester. who were visiting friends
here. have returned homo.
DR.. and Mrs A. n. Hendershoi, havo
returned from visit to Ohio and Michi-
gan.
Fred w. Carman and family are spend
ing a week with friends at oxford.
MIR and Mrs. Thomas Langley. OF
Coatcsviile. have been called 20 this city
by the serious illness Of Mr.. Langleys
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bryde OF Wood
lawn. arc spending several days with WIN
mineton friends.
Mrs ella " Scott. OF Appleton. has
been tho guest OF relatives In this city.
Mrs. Lammot dupont, Jr., entertained
with luncheon yesterday at her home
on the l<ennett turnpike
Edmund Miles OF Appleton. has return
cd homo after an extended visit TO his
sister. Mrs. Minnie Baker. OF this city.
John r. Taylor. OF Earleville. is spend
ing several days with Wilmington friends.
Miss Elva Griffith OF. Chesapeake city
has BEEN visiting friends here.
Mrs. Nathan 1.oveless. OF Chesapeake
city. was a recent visitor here
Mrs William Borom and George Borem,
Of Chesapeake city. spent part OF last
week IN this city.
Mitchell Colt Of Summit Bridge, was q
recent visitor here
, william Bigger, OF Summit Bridge has
, been visiting his sister Mrs. Lon Grifen.
berg. OF this city.
Miss Flora Cavcndar has returned homo
after spending week with Miss Bessie
Bigger. OF Summit Bridge.
Clarence Lipscomb has been visiting hli
r father. Robert I.ipscomb. OF Warwick.
> Tho Misses Beulah Hicks and Bernici
OH have returned TO their homes IN WIN
Transport Pa. after visiting in this city
Miss Margaret Harter has returned q
her home near Milton, Pa, after an cx
tended visit to relatives In this city.
Evening journal., 1910-01-14
Taylor-Dailey.

Miss Carrie M. Taylor daughter OF Mr
and Mrs. Joseph Taylor. and J. Seward
Daley, a young business man OF Mary
del Del. son Of the late Joseph l' Daley.
were married on Wednesday at the home
OF tho brides parents. by the Rev Edgar
Collins OF Fairmount, Del The bride wore
a blue travelling dress and hat 10 match.
The ushers were Charles S. Hastings OF
Jersey City. Harry W. starkey. OF VIII
mington, William c. Cooper. Of Laurel.
and Noble farrell. of Goldsboro. Md.
There we're about one hundred and Atty
guests present. The wedding march was
played by Miss Millborn OF Marydel. AZ
ter a trip TO New York and Washington
tho young couple will make their home IN
Marydel.