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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-01-12

Next week we will publish an in
teresting article by A. j. Brannan, OF
Tracy City, the Socialist writer, on
who Is to Blame. " Its late arrival
prevents insertion this week, which,
however, will not make it any the
less worthy of perusal by News readers
who think
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-01-12
Notice..

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PINE LOGS

We wish to buy 100, 900 feet small
pine logs
SEQUATCHIE HANDLE WORKS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-27
Nervous Collapse Did Not Pre-
vent Woman Charged With
Killing Her Husband from
Appearing in Court Today.
BRUISES ON CHEEK
SEEN BY WITNESSES
Prisoners Confined With Ac-
cused Woman and the Pc.
lice Matron Swear She Had
Marks When Arrested.
,ny E,ealsm lisrsla A. ?. s.sa.ss wire,

tny EseaiaN fiersta A. 2. t.sasea wtrep
Denver. Nov. e5.--When tife tfsfi
Of Gertrude Gtbson PATTERSON Tor tha
alleged murder OF her husband was
resumed today the defendant. com,
posed. but showing traces OF the
nervous collapse which succeeded her
release from cross examination Sat.
urday. was In court. II had been
feared that her condition might rem
der Il impossible 20 proceed with tho
case az this time.
Rose Gard and Ida Kelly. two W.
men prisoners. were called ~ the de-
fense and stated that they saw a
hruise on Mrs. Pattcrso1s cheek
whore the latter aays her husband
struck her on the day Of the shooting.
when Mrs. Patterson was brought tu
the Jail. on cross examination Mias
Kelly stated that she had talked with
Miss Gard about their impending
testimony but Miss Gard declared tho
contrary.
Willis " Elliott. the district ettor-
ncy. who acted FOR Mrs Patterson IN
her divorce proceedings. and tor
that reason turned the prosecution
OF his ellen; over 20 Horace q. Hen
son. was the next witness.
AZ the time he drew up Mrs. Pat
torsons complaint against her hue-
band Mr.. Elliott declared that the
former bore evidence of assault In
bruises on her face and neck and
abraslons OF the skin. Cross exam
nation was perfunctory.
Police Mntron Mary I. Pate tesiis
lied that Mrs. Pattersonk' istt cheek
wns swollen on the day she was
brought 20 the jaIl Mrs Neine
white upon being sworn stated thar
she had witnessed an assault by PAL
ierson on his wife In the streets OF
thia city last July.
Mrs q. A. Jones. who lived near
the Patterson bungalow. testified 10
oyerhearlng portions OF quarrel be-
tween Patterson and the defendant
last September. nine days before the
homicide.
Pattersons' last words on this oe-
caslon were, "-~--- you,
I'm XIII you"
Fred Farnum. who married Mrs.
PattersOn's sister ana Mrs. Leonorn
Nahf. who was a neighbor Of tho
Pattersons In 19tp. testified that Pat
terson was In the habit OF carrying
n revolver.
Charles n. Pugh. principal AZ the
school at sandovei. M. from which
Prosecutor benson asked Mrs. Pat
teraop II she had not been expelled.
vas placed on the stand and declared
that In the sixteen years he had been
at the head OF the school attended
by Gertrude Gibson when she was
about 10 years OF age he had never
expelled anybody.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-27
Board Consisting Of Justice
Pope, Secretary Nathan
Jaffa and Governor Mills
Starts Upon Task Today.
SEALS ARE BROKEN
BEFORE MANY PEOPLE
Council Chamber of Legisla-
ture Is Crowded With Spec
tators and Eminent Attor-
neys from Both Parties.

tBr EvesinG uersid A. q. Leased Wireb
Santa Fc. \. NJ, Nov s'.--canvass-
ina Of the official returns of the state
election OF November began today
IN the council chsmber at the capt
tol by the canvaasing board. consist
Ing os chief Justice William a. Pope
t'oycrnor William J. Mills and Ter.
ritorlal Secretary Nathan Jaffn. He
cause several 81 the Offices arr still
IN doubt ON the unofficial RETURNS.
ana because "f various rumors of
contests. the hall was crowdc6 with
candidates and each of the two state
central committees had an array of
eminent lvgal talent present Tho
first day vas devoted 80 sorting the
ofncial returns from the 600 and
rnore precincts and breaking the
seals II may take two weeks TO
complete the count.
on the face of the unofficial re-
terns the governor. lieutenant GOV.
erDor. one congressman. sccretar, of
state, statr treasurer and one cor-
poraticn commissioner viii b. Dcm-
ocratic. ons CONGRESSMAN, the state
auditor. the attorney general. super
tntendenf Of public instruction. com
missioner VI pubic lands. two cor
poratlon commissioners and Two VI
the three supreme court judges VIII
BE- Republican. while the third su.
prnme court justice win bv pro-
Erreuivc Republican. OF the eight
district Judges fonr viii b. kepubii-
cans. onA progressive Republican ana
three Democrats. ana 81 the dlStrie,
attorneys five are Republicans and
three Democrats oi thr state sen.
ate fifteen are RepuDlicans. two prS.
Kressive nepuhlicans seven Demc-
Gratis. OF the house. thirty members
are Hepubiican. three progressive
Hepublicans and sixteen Democrats.
Tho election o. two sinnd-pat ren.
ators u assured and william ~ AN
drews. present delegate tn congress
claims 10 have the majority Of both
houses pledged 20 him. The onls
changes that the official canvass may
make h In one of the supreme court
justices IN one state senator. In onr
district Judge and In the superin-
sendsnt Of public instruction. the
piuraiitice in those cases ranging
from two 70 rlxty votes.
4 total OF sixty thousand votes WAS
east. the Socialists having beaten for.
mcr records hy casting almost two
thousand votes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-27
FRANK WITT WINS
AUTO TROPHY
Tideman Award Goes to Driver
Of 40" Z. NJ. r. After Ex-
citing Race at Course Near
Savannah; Hughes Also
Winner.
tBy IsvsaiHE IIsssIa a. y, Isassd wirsp

tBy Isvsains tissEia A. y, LeAped wissp
savannah. Ga. Nov. ef.-Frauk
Witt. driving an E, n. h. 40" won
the Ticdeman trophy race OF I7t.tg
miles today In iTgie, average es.35.
Robert Evans, second. and Jack
Tower, third. also driving 4. NJ, ".
cars.
Tho savannah challenge trophy
race OF 222.s2 miles went TO Hugh
Hughes In a Mercer. Time, 1861.
Average 6S.3J niles Holnsman. 10
a Mnrmon was seeond. Time, 20l 81.
The Vanderbilt cup race % 2el.s4
miles was won BY Ralph X Mulforo.
Lozicr. In ess:O0;sI. De Palma. Mer.
cedcs. was second. and wishart. Mer-
cedeS third.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-27
WOUNDED CONVICT
ESCAPES FROM
HOSPITAL
Carlsbad Desperate Had Just
Been Operated on, but in
Spite of Weakened Condi-
tion Flew the Coop.
tspssial Telegram 20 Eysa,aH asraIal

Carlsbad. n. NJ. Nov e7.--Jnan
Salseda. the escaped convict who re-
Gently was captured by Constable
Carl Gordon after desperate en-.
counter IN which Salseda was wound
ed Is again M large
SaisedA's escape from captivity
was one OF the most sensational "a
the criminal history OF New Mexico.
and demonstrates the extreme daring
and resourcelulnees oi sha man. From
the time that he was brought 10
Carlsbad after his capture II WAS seen
that his wound was serious and
would probably nscessitate surgical
operation Ia order to save his life
For several days his condition show
cd no material Improvement, and on
Saturday he was removed to the hos
pital for the purpose OF having 40
operation performed.
The operation was performed sat
urday afternoon. and was pronounced
successful. Whom supper time came
the guard who had been In charge o.
5alsoda. never dreaming OF the ne
cesaity os taking any special preean
,iuns 20 prevent his escape or of ths
possibility tha, a man IN his weak
ened physical condition could escape
left him alone for about ten minute,
while he went "a supper Upon hil
return he found salseda gone
The alarm was given at once. ane
scouting parties have gone Ia all di
rections looking for the desperai'
man. bus up 10 today no slgn Of hin
had baop diapo<erad IL - moi he
lleyed possible that Salseda conl,
have cotton far away IN his wounded
condition. especially when 4 IL con
siderod that he was left alone 80 shor
time. and there 10 every reason q
neiieve that he ~ being concealed b.
friends In Carlsbad and that his re
capture II only matter Of shor
time
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-27
SIR EDWARD GREY
MAKES HIS TALK
ON POLITICS
Much Heralded Utterances on
international Subjects Far
Short Of Popular Expecta-
tions at Sensation.

tny fesenins stersid A. r Lessea Nxe)
London, Nov. 17.---Sir Edward Grey.
foreign secretary. delivered his anx-
iousiy awaited speech on the interna-
tIcnai political situation In the house
of commons today He declared that
the statement OF Herr Won Klderiin-
Waechtcr. the German forelgn secFe-
,ary. was Incomplete and therefore u
waa not necessary for him 10 make a
fuller statement Of the part taken By
the British foreign Office before the
house OF commons.
I, now having come 10 the knowl'
edge OF the general public that Ems
land was on the verge OF war with
Germany over the Moroccan question
and that Germany'S hand was STAYED
only bv lts creditors, hostility toward
f;crmany and recIimlnationa are Ger
tain TO break out sgain. The situation
is bound 10 become delicate one
and there Is no certainty that the
two countries viii not approach the
verge Of war again.
II has generally been known that
the progress OF tho Moroccan neEo-
lla,ions brought the two countries In
90 sharp disagreement lasi summer
huf how close ia war they really
were was not known until TO-DAY
when Il waa learned that England and
France had all ARRANGEMENTS made
for Joint campaign against Ger
many The plan included the land
ing OF l6eOO0 british regulars on the
continent. almost the entire regular
army on the homo station. leaving
tho deienae of the country 20 the ter
ritorlais and the fleet.
The details Of the Joint campaigu
were PvranGed nt the war oitice ne
tween several generals os the French
general siaif and tho British stan
The sudden cessation u the railroad
strike. Il ls believed. was brought
about by an appeal 10 the patriotism
OF tho leaders who were told In tht
strscicst confidence thai the country
VAS on ,he verge OF war with Ger
many
Having now had tinic for ample
discussion Of the German foreign
ministers accounta OF the Moroccan
negotiations. the press and the pnh
lie have taken decided igFn In thcii
opinion In favor OF the government
policy. One reason for this reaction
irom the sharp criticisms made OF sil
Edward Crews policy, 10 That Herr
KiderIln- Waechtcr's statement q
tha rclchsiag committee IEnorcd sey
etal important steps in the negotia'
tlons. Another Is the toeliuE that any
sort OF reputation OF Sir Edward
Grey would be taken hy the dermani
as German victory.
The publication leaterday Of th.
secret clauses IN the AnKlo'Frcncl
agreement OF 1904 relating 10 Egyp
nad Morocco. which provide 10 he o
minor Importance, has diHpoiled ~
Idea that Great britain and Faanc'
have definite military ALLIANCES.
The Pail Neil 0asolte said las
might that 0ermany demanded III
dismissal OF Lloyd George coin a.
cabinet after hts lpmoun speech Il
l he did the dismissal OF paltafse Il
1908. The paper adde thai The Inre|nl
secretary ahaoluloly deellnod 10 con
sider such snggention hnd also df
clarea chat Cermany STAYED lls han
lfom war al the laal moment thr0ua
| fae Influence W the inAnclersl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-27
IMPEmAL ARMY
LEAVES IION HIIL.

san Francisco. Nov. 2f.--Th. I'M
pcrial army has Withdrawn after o
heavy loss Of men and artillery from
Lion hill and ~ nov centeree within
Nanking. according 70 cablcd re-
port received here to-day from
Shanghai by the Chinese Free Press.
The Chinese Six Companies here
received a message today from Wa
Han Mon. revolutionary governor OF
Canton. approving their proposal TO
raise ss.Ooa.O0o among the Chinese
In America for the republican gov
crnment This money viii be SUBJ
scribed by secret societies.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-27
TARIFF REVISION IS
VERY IMPORTANT
WORK BEFORE
CONGRESS
Speaker Champ Clark Says
the Sooner Country Gets
Down to Business the Bet
ter II Will Be for II.
ANNEXATION BY
FORCE is MYTH


nv HHfNa0M h1NH@t8 - - ~f" "~~@~s
Washington. Nov. 2I-sDeaScf
Champ clark. after nine weeks OF
speaking and loeluFing in nineteen
states. returned TO Washington today
and began conferences with other
leaders over the work OF congress
which opens next Monday
Mr. Clark said the coming session
would be long. exceedingly busy and
important.
And the quicker we get down 10
work the better for w and the coun-
try"
Ms CLARK said tarin revision would
be the great Issue Of the next cal
paiRn lie declared the assault on
him regarding Canadian annexation
was misrepresentation for "pO'
lliical effect, general and personal y
and said he had never even hinted at
such "A wicked aud duix0tic scheme
rs the idea OF forcible annexation.
Il never dreamed of such a thing
ana wcald oppose u TO the utmost"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-27
SANTA FE TRAIL IS
PASSABLE
Agent for Federal Good Roads
Office Finds That Route
Used by Prairie Schooner Is
Feasible for Auto.
tBy EvssinE Herald A. y. Leased wirsl

tBy Eventng Herald A. y. Leased Wfrel
81 Louis, Nov s7.--Nearing the
end of what he calls the First auto.
mobile trip of the national trails OF
the United states" Thomas w willy
special agent OF the ofilce of Good
Roads Washington. D. G., has arriv-
ed here with Mrs. Witty and o chaut
feur.
The return Is being made by the
Southern route" which between.
Santa re. New Mexico. and independ
encc. Missouri, is the old santa W
trail
During the trip Mr. Wilby laid ouI
a trapacontinental highway from New
York to san Francisco, VIA Chicago
Cheyenne and Reno,
They will resume their trip east
tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-27
MEXICO REBELLION
IS INTERNAL IS
VERDICT OF
OFFICERS
Adjutant of Texas Secures
Secret Information Which
Leads Him to Believe Reyes
Is Merely a Tool.

Austin. Tex. Nov - information
which causes state Adjutant General
Hutchins 90 believe that General
Reyes had been used In Texas to di-
vert attention from the real impead-
ing Mexican revolution, today was laid
before Governor Coiquitt.
General Hutchlns raid he secured
this Information from interior Mex.
leo ana that he believed II showed
the revolution IL being planned Ia
Mexico and that lis leader N Fran
cisco Vasuuez Gomez. former vice
presidential candidate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-27
GLENN \. CURT|SS
BELIEVES IN A
GREAT FUTURE
FOR AIRCRAFT
Noted Aviation Expert Here 9
Few Minutes in Albuquer-
que This Morning and Dis
Courses on Possibilities.
PRoPHEsIEs WIRELESS
WILL BE BIG HELP

tleuf ". Aultlhrs inoutttt uui"t anu
unobtrusive. spent several minutes IN
the city this morning. on HIS way to
California to attrnd an aviation
school at san Diego.
Mr.. curiiss prophrsics for the air
q future greater than anything yet
attained by rail or water lie dis
russed his latest hydro-acroplanc.
and gave u as his opiniqn that elcc-
trio power would be transmitted
without wir.s TO the acroplane of the
future. 30 Do away with l,s gasoline
engine
Mr. Curtiss said The travel Of the
air has before u future greater
than n even dreamed OF now. Il viii
eclipse railroad or water travel. and
will be- FAR In advance OF our Wild
csi Ideas whcrc Ne nov carry
pounds with dirficultg We shall then
carry tons with ease Air travel ~
yet in It's infancy.
"wha, do think abou, power ?
Well think that gasoline engines
do well cnoush nov. but do not
think they will be the power which
VIII run the future aeropianc. 1
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sa,,,,r,,,,,, "a ,,,onor,an.s h,,aaae they
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49,, ,h.. .yla,or mas ,rnrnlng tha, mis-
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hs,nr a.vcioned frenks. vc, 40 not
n.,say. ,h.v have any urea, future
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maxinun, ~ safety In construction,
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-27
N NAMARA JURY
AGAIN FACES A
DELAY FROM
ILLNESS
]. v. Houser Is Released as
the Result of an Attack
Last Spring; Court Takes
Hand in Examinations.
SIX TALEsMEN ARE
EXCUSED HURRIEDLY

Los Angeles. Nov. 2T.--Hix tales
men were examined and excused IN
the HRS, thirty minutes Of the McNam-
ara murder trial today Another toll
taken by illness was paid In the re-
lease Of J. v Houser. who was hurt
In an attack last spring and has not
entirely recovered. Judge Walter
Ilordwell assisted in the work OF get.
ting jury.
"Do YOU With 10 challenge this
man. he asked Attorney Lecomptc
Davis of tho deefnAc IN the midst Of
the examination ~ Calvin ~ Collins,
whom the Judge held TO have disaual-
flied hlmscif by his answers.
YES said Davis nnd Collins was
excused
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-27
LADS BOUND OVER
ON A CHARGE OF
BREAKING SEAL
Boys Of Eleven and Thirteen
Years Bound Over to Grand
Jury for Entering Bonded
Car.

because the, are alleged 70 have
entered 4 bonded cas-, somewhere in
the lower yards, RMhc and solomon
Lopez. lads ~ ~ ana n years re-
spectively, were this morning hound
over % 'he grand jury by Judge Geo.
u. Craig on that charge. Their bond
was aot ~ tl0o each. The lads were
arrested hy Santa Ne offcer W. G.
smith Neilhef seemed 70 realize the
magnitude ol hlf 0fIensa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-27
IMPERIAL TROOPS
WIN VICTORY BY
TAKING TOWN or
HAN YANG
Rebels Are Fleeing Towards
Gu Chang Where They Find
Safety; Fierce Fighting
Continues at Nanking Forts
LION HILL Is NOW
IN ENEMY's HANDS
tBy Essniss Hsrsis a. .. L..ses wsssI

Picking. Nov. 35.--A dispatch re-
ceivsd at the legations here says that
the imperial troops have captured
Han Yang ana that the rebels are
fleeing. mostly To WI chang
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-27
SANTA FE BURIED
UNDER SNOW
One Of the Heaviest Falls Of
the Beautiful in Many
Years at the Capital City Is
Reported This Afternoon.

(ns uesn,sa slsssia a. y, l.sersa wsssl
santa ~, \. NJ Nov ~ The
heaviest snow storm thar Hnnln ~
has exporinncea 10 years began Last
night and continued until noon. DRIFT
Ink hiEh at a0me places. although the
wind wnn not violent The lempefa.
lae last niRhl dropped 10 thirteen
draFses above and railroads are ham.
pered, while dhmuEe 70 stock on the
ranges IA Inevitable.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-27
HEAVY FIGHTING
At MANNING NOW

Shanghai, Nov e5..-~Fiercc fight
lng continues at NanklnE where the
rebels have captured the Tahcing.
men gate and hold all the defenses
IN that part of tho city. They are
now bombardlng Petchcklao fort.
from both land and water
II 10 anticipated that the whole
city win soon be IN their hands.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-27
CITY OFFICIALS ARE
CHARGED WITH
CRIME
II Is Alleged the Mayor. City
Attorney and City Clerk Of
Milwaukee Have Been
Guilty Of Malfeasance.

sny EsssIns ffsssis a. y. Leases wire,
Milwaukee Wis, Nov s5.--The i'm.
peachmcnl of Mayor seidel. city Clerk
Carl y. Thompson and city Attorney
Daniel W. Hogan. for alleged mai.
fcaAsnca and non-fsaaenco IN office, IN
connection With the 1911 tax ASSESS
ment. h asked by Alderman J, +.
Carney ln charges submitted 70 the
common cnuacil today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-27
RESCUED SAILORS
REACH PORT
Men Taken from the Prinz
Joachim Landed Safely by
Admiral Schley None the
Worse from Wreck at Sea.

Philadelphia. Nov. 2T-Tho steam.
shin Admiral schley arrived here to-
day from Port Antonio and landed %
sailors taken OF the steamship Prlnz
Joachim, which went on coral reef
on samana island in the West indies
last Wednesday The passengers OF
the Joachim had been taken on tho
day before by the steamer Sogtwanca
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-27
THIS NEGRO TURNED
| WHITE At DEATH
Strange Case Of Blacks Meta
morphose viii Be Reported
to National Medical Society
for Investigation.

Chrllcothe. Mo, Nov. sT.--rhc
case of a negro who turned white IL
20 be reported 10 tho National Medi-
cal snciety. with tho hope that some-
thlns may be learned Of the peculiar
skin disease which hao balilsd phyui-
clnna OF Northwest Missouri for sew
orRl years.
The negro who n dead here, WAS
Dudley Payne. coal black and typical.
IL African In feature
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-27
GERMAN wAnsHIPs HEsiALLED.
IN, isvsnins hsraia a. .. s.sa~sa wires

berlln, Nov. 11.-rhc German
cruiser Berlin ana tho gunboai Eber
have been recalled from Agadir IN
Morocco, whore they have been sta
timed since the departure OF the gum
boat Panther last July.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-27
sE,uET coNsisTORS N HELD.
fmy EVENING Herald A. n. Leased W'hoD

. Rome. Nov. eF.--obedlent 10 4
. summoHs from popc Plus X.
. the cardinals IN Rome assembled
. in secret c0nalslory today ana
. confirmed the papaf noInlnation =
. Of nineteen new m hers Ia the
. college of oardlnAla
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-04-29
CE(,ILTON

Mr.. J. H. Smith was a Baltimore
visitor recently.
Mrs. E J, Mann, OF Bedford, MI,
and Mrs. John Storr, OF Baltimore,
Ind. are spending some time with Mrs.
r. M. Black.
Mrs w. Gary, OF Kennedyvi.le, was
the guest OF her father, Mr. ]. Smith,
one day last week.
Arthur Freeman, OF Battleship Geof-
gia, spent few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Black and other relativ> s
here.
Earl Jones spent Friday OF last week
in Wilmington.
Mrs. Eddie Hadaway and Mrs. Sadie
Thomas, OF Baltimore. spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. R. w. Blackway.
Mrs. G. W. Jones spent Monday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Boulder
Dr. r. NJ. Black and Mr. R. w.
|. B.ackway were delegates sent from
Harmony Council to the annual con-
vention OF the Jr. O. U. A. NJ. at Fred
erick, last week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-04-29
Once In Fifteen Years

Thirty five years-think Oh it, thirty
i've years ago, when L. & M. Paint
was first made known.
1t then needed time to prove its dur
able quality
1t has done it now, and its large use
is the proof
Costs about $I.6o per gallon, be-
cause you make nearly one half more
by adding "a OF gallon of Linseed
Oil to each gallon OF paint, and you
don't need to repaint for about IS
years.
Longman & Martinez. Manufactur-
ers the L. & M. Paints, Varnishes and
Paints for every purpose, for sale by
X. B. Frazer, Elkton.
]. A. Roney, North East.