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EsCArEs AN AMFrL FNrr

4 thousand tongues could not eX-
press the gratitude OF Mrs. J. r..
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ful dcliycrancc from an awful fate.
Typhoid pneumonia had let me
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Sometimes had such awful cough
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owe my lie TO this wonderful
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COMMITTEE TO
NAME HIS SUCCESSOR

NEW YORK. Oct Chairman
Hilles OF the republican national
committee. shortly before I O'Clock
Yesterday morning, announced that
he had called n meeting OF the ma
tlUnal committee for November 18Th
in Chicago to select a successor 20
the late James s. sherman as the
republican candidate for vice presi-
dent. lilies made this statement:
Tho national convention, which
met "a Chicago In June. delegated Il
the national committee power to fiji
vacancies on the national ticket.
The death OF Mr. sherman, candi-
date OF the republican party for vice
president at the coming election.
makes Il incumbent upon the ma
tional committee to nominate a can
didste In hb place. The nomination.
however. cannot possibly be made
prior 20 the election next Tuesday.
Such a nomination can properly be
made only after due and reasonable
notice to all the members OF the
committee.
Such notice cannot be given In
lcas than six days. Il is therefore
manifestly impossible to hold such
a meeting prior to the election.
Meantime no difficulty or inconycnl-
oncc arises to the voters at the
election next Tuesday. because the
votes to be- cast then are for cleo
tors and not for candidates for
either president or vice president.
and the death OF MIR. sherman there
fore does not affect the validity OF
The election OF the electors.
II have called a meeting OF the
national committee to meet upon IN
9Th day OF November In the city OF
Chicago. at the Auditorium Hotel.
At - o'clock noon. to select a sue
'essor to the late James s. sherman
- candidate OF the republican party
or vice president OF the United
states"
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walls of the church we're draped in
black broadcloth and rich purple,
and an American flag was festooned
about the front OF the altar, but al
most hidden by the mass OF flowers.
The religious services, conducted
By Or. Stryker. we're brief. They
consisted OF scrip'u-al readings and
few words OF appreciation, and a
prayer by Dr. stryker all closing
with a benedlction by the Rev. Brok
wa, pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church.
The music included organ Iselec-
lions and three hymns. The hymns
we're Lead Kindly Light" abide
with Me" and Nearer My God to
Thee" The entire congregation
Joined I'm the last hymn.
The funeral party left the church
as It had entered. to the music Of
Memberships march, the audience
standing as the casket was borne
out.
Mrs. Sherman was supported on
either side by her sons as she walk
ed slowly down the aisle. Her car
rage preceded that OF President
Taft in the long line that made SIS
way TO the cemetery.
There was no attempt at display
and the procession was not headed
by a detail OF police. Major Rhoades
In the uniform OF an artillery officer
lent the only color 20 the somber
hues Of the presidential party.
Thousands OF persons we're at the
I'm advance OF the cortege
and watched the procession wind SIS
way to the masoleum. After the
services at the tomb. President Taft
and party we're hurried in automo-
blles direct to the railroad station.
The presidents private car had been
and a crowd watched
him ~ he sat at the window and
rhnttcd with Fairbanks and Others.
business IN Utica was practically
during the hours OF the
funeral. and several factories closed
AZ noon. At the hour OF the funeral
40 electric cars In the city were
stopped for five minutes.
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sherman In heavy mourning. leaning
on the arm OF her son, Richard The
MendelssOhn funeral march was
played as the body was carried IN.
Numerous floral offerings formed
AN impressive feature, These con
sisted largely OF appropriately de-
signed wreaths with which the altar
was completely covered. Tho senate
sent an immense piece composed
largely OF orchids. while the house
offering was of white roses There
were wreaths from the National Re
publican league. the employees OF the
Utica Trust company, OF which the
deceased was president. the Beta
Sigma ri, the local republican COM
mittees, the German ambassador. the
Spanish. Salyadorian, Hayden, Do
minican and Guatemalan legations,
Secretary KnOxfand others,
Flag On Altar.
The altar, the galleries and the
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IN TmE nIsTInCT CnIKT nF

the United States For the District
OF Utah. 80. 1917 In bankruptcy.
In the matter OF Walter Jerome
West. Bankrupt Notice. To the
creditors OF Walter Jerome West Of
Price In the county OF Carbon. state
OF Utah, an the district aforesaid. n
bankrupt Notice rs hereby given
that ON the 2ith day OF October. 4.
D., 1919, the said Walter Jerome
West was duly adludlcatod bank
rupt. and that the first meeting of
his creditors will be held 40 .
o'clock ,. M, ON the 18Th day u
November. A. H., 1879. in Room Q
OF the knight block, in Provo. Utah
county, state OF Utah. al which time
the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims, examine the bankrupt
and transact such other business as
may lawfully come before said meet,
ing. r, r., CORFMAN, Referee I'm
Bankruptcy. Dated az Provo. Utah.
Nov. 4, A. D.. 1919.
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with him, The president occupied a
seat near the center aisle and with
him sat Attorney General Wicker
sham. Secretary Nagel. Former Vice
President Fairbanks and Chairman
Hllles Of the republican national
committee.
Immediately In their rear were
seated Justices Hughes and Pltnoy
OF the United States supreme court
Senators Crane, Curtis. Lippett. Pen
rose. oliver, Bacon, Works and
O'Gorman, Secretary Bennett OF the
senate, and Representatives Dalzell,
Calder. Jones. Wright. Falrchild and
other members OF the house OF rep
resentatiyes. Senator Root was one
OF the honorary pallbearers and sat
somewhat apart from the other ma
tlonal officials. The casket, covered
with yiolets and lilies OF the valley,
was borne into the church at $3.50
o'clock. and following II came Mrs.
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Summit Creek. at a pola u
bears south is degrees vs 4
feet distant from the norihvu, I
ner OF Sec. i6. Twp. II 81
Range II East. Salt Lake h,s
meridian. from whore Il VIII \ I
yeyed to Coal Creek, a dlsna
117i feet and allowed 10 fos 4
the said creek, 10 a poln, u
bears south &C degrees II 40
east 1891 feet distant OF he I'd
west corner OF Sec. %. IN
South. Range IL East. siR 4
base and meridian. whore Il y
rcdiyortcd together with ted
fourteen hundrcdths t2iU Al
feet per second OF the vaiz
Coal Greek. and conveyed bJ Il
OF a ditch for a distance q
feet and there used from Mad 4
to November 30th. Inclusive, q 4
year. 10 irrlgatc 800 acre, 4 !
embraced In Secs q. "a AZ !
Twp. II South. Range II IA. !
Lake base and meridian. ns'
ullcatlon A designated 10 ~ Q
engineers office as No ii3l
protests against the grahuE
said application. stating The -
therefor. must be made By iii.
In duplicate and filed "a ihh q
within thirty 600 days ARR
completion OF the publleltA
this notice. CALEB TANNER y
Engineer.
Date OF first publlcation ~
1919. date OF completion OF ~
ton Nov. 80. 1919.
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N THE DISTRICT CounT on

~ hfhFA WI W NlI
the United States For the District
OF Utah, No. 1919 In BANKRUPTCY.
In the matter OF Edward W. Allison.
Bankrupt Notice. To the credl-
tors OF Edward W, Allison OF Helper
In the county OF Carbon, state of
Utah. In the district aforesaid. a
bankrupt Notice is hereby given
that ON the LIST day OF November. A.
d., 1912, the said Edward W. AIN
son was duly adjudlcated bankrupt.
and that the first meeting OF bls
creditors viii be held al @ O'Clock
,, m, ON the 18Th day OF November
A, d., 1912, In Room 9 OF the
knight block. In Provo. Utah couu-
", state OF Utah, at which time the
said creditors may attend. prove
their claims, examine the bankrupt
and transact such other business as
may lawfully come before said meet.
Ing, 4, +. CoRFMAN, Referee I'm
Bankruptcy, Dated at Provo. Utab
Nov, 4, A. d. 1919.
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NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION. d,

NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION
Publisher Department 81 the lu-
terror, a. s. Land office at salt
Lake oig Utah. October %. 1912.
Notice ! hereby given thlt John
Taylor Leonard gf Price. ullh. who,
ON November q, 1908. made Desert
Land Entry, Serial 80. ONO5, for
NJ q NE', See. o.. TNp. 10 South,
Range % Ea.I, NM H,NW', u.ot -
See. 30, Twp. 10 South. Range 10
East. Salt Lake meridian. has filed
notice OF Intention Co make final
proof. to establish claim 10 the
land above described. before II. w.
Crockett, United states commls.
hionor. ut Price. Utah. ON the 9Th
day OF December. 1919. Claimant
nantes as witnesses Andrew 4.
Leonard, Obey e., Olsen. Abe Pow
oil ana leo Leonard, AN OF Price.
Utah, T., u. a. THOMPSON. Regis
ter,
First pub Nov z, last Dec. o. ~.
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4-34S b.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

CPublisher) Department of the In
terror, L. S. Land office at Salt
Lake City, Utah. October 2S, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Ole @.
Olsen OF Price. Utah. who, on Octo-
Der %. 1908. made Desert Land En-.
try, Serial No 0SO6, for NEh NWH
NV = NE = Sec. 25, Twp, / s South
Range . East, Salt Lake meridian.
has filed notice OF intention 10
make final proof. TO establish claim
to the land above described, before
II. w. Crockett. United States com
missioner, al Price. Utah, on tho
7th day OF December, 1912. Claim
ant names as witnesses John Tay,
lor Leonard, Leo Leonard, Abe Pow.
ell and Andrew Leonard, an of
Price. Utah. L, ID. II. THOMPSON.
Register,
First pub, Nov. z; last Dee. 9, ~.
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4-34s b.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


tPubllshor) Department OF the In
terror. L. $. Land office AT Salt
Lake City, Utah. October 20, 1912.
Notice Is hereby given that Worth
Tucker OF Elmo. Utah, who. on Sen
tomber ~. 1907. made Homestead
Entry tserial O2679), No. 1870,
for 5 ~ sW "a, Sec. 2S. shsEA
Sec, 20. Twp, 10 South, Range no
East. Salt Lake meridian. has filed
notice OF Intention 10 make final
fiye-year proof. 90 establish claim
to the land above described, before
William Howard, United States com,
missioner. Huntington. Utah, ON tho
18th day OF December. 1912. Claim
ant names as witnesses George IL.
oyiatt, George T, oyiatt, Bouther
Erickson and Beman Oylatt, all OF
Elmo. Utah. T., ID. II. THOMPSON
Register,
First pub. Oct. 81; last Dec. 8, ~.
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RICHARD -. THURMAN
Attorncy-at-I.aw

WIN practice In all state and
federal courts. 222 Boston Build
Ing. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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Hs-You'ye got that dog paddle stroke
down 20 a science
bhe-itt no wonder. considering the
PUPPY who taught mo tho stroke
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DENTISTRY
u. H. GoETZMAN


Successor TO DR.. Thomc. Examl-
nations and estimates free. office
over Commercial and Savings Bank.
Phone 1903. Price. Utah.
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VICE PRESIDENT
SHERMAN RESTS
Funeral Services For the Departed Statesman
at Utica, N. T., Saturday Last---Gov-
ernor HadIey Talked or

UTICA. n. ", Nov. with
simple but impressive ceremonies
the body OF Vice President James s.
Sherman, who passed away last
Wednesday, was laid away this az
ternoon In a crypt within a beauti-
tul masoleum in Forest Hill Gene
terry. Under n canvas covering that
served "a a shield against chill
November wind we're gathered the
Sherman family. President Taft.
members OF his cabinet. justices OF
the supreme court, senators and
members of the house Of represen-
tatives and a few intimate friends
and business associates OF che vice
president, while without throng
that stood reverently until the
strains OF Asleep In Jesus" by the
Hadyn male chorus had died away.
President Taft listened with
bowed head and tear dimmed eyes
as DIR. NJ w. Stryker. president OF
Hamilton college, read the brief
committal service and the Rev. l..
~. Holden. pastor OF Christ church.
OF which Vice President Sherman
was a member. offered prayer. a
mixed chorus sang Good Night"
and when a selection by the male
chorus had been finished the prcsi-
dent gazcd a moment at the flower
covered caAkct and slowly made his
way 20 a waiting automobile, acl
companied by Former Vice President
Fairbanks, Attorney General Wick
Graham and Major Rhoadcs. his mil
uary aide.
Two Services Held.
Earlier In the afternoon there
had been private services at the
sherman home and public obseaulcs
nj the First Presbyterian church,
both OF which were attended by the
prealdent. The special train bear
ing the presidential party arrived in |
Utica nj 1880 o'clock and the prcsl- |
dent at once went Co the Sherman |
home Co offer his sympathy Co the |
family. lie remained for the scr. |
Woes there. which were conducted
by DR.. Holden. and then went to the
church whore the funeral services
were held.
Crowds began TO gather Ia the VI
entity OF tho church before noon, ana
when the doors we're opened the /
larEc auditorium quickly filled. IN l
congressional party were among the
earliest arrivals and they we've fol-
lowed by the president and those
who had called on Mrs sherman
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEYS
NcwHINNEY
Attorney-at-Law

VIII practice in all the courts
of the state. Office first door west
OF The Advocate, Price, Utah.
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NOVICE Tor PUBLICATION


Coal Entry, tSec 23i7. n. 81
Land office al salt Lake City. Utah
October !S. 1919. Notice "a hereby
given that Sarah Frances Elliott of
aurora, county OF Kane. state of
Illinois, has rhls day flied I'm this
oiIice application 10 purchase. seri.
al Ma, oloGlS, under the proylslons
OF See, 23i7 o. S. Revised statutes
IA" NtsWi. or Lot Q. OF Sec. 49,
Twp, 10 South, Rance s East. salt
Lake meridian. Amy ana AN persons
claiming adversely the lands de-
7'rln'd' or desiring TO object for
an! reason 10 the entry thereof by
me applicant should lilo their M.
i'uaNl's OF protest In this office
curing the thirty-day period OF pub.
lieallon Immediately following the
lrs' printed issue OF this notice
otherwise the application NAV me- az
lowed +. u. r, THOMPSON Reg.
lister. iN'b
FIRST pub Oct. "a, last Nov. "a 10
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q. A. INVERSION
Attorncy-at-Iaw
Attorncys

VIII practice In all the courts OF
the state. Office at the county
court house, Price, Utah.
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H. >. TURNER
mn nnd MInInp Enrlnrrr

Surveys 81 an kinds. Mine "a.
aminatlons and reports on coal
lands. =, o. Box 80. Price. Utah.
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PHYSICIANS
A. e. soRENsEN


Specialist In Womcn'B and chill.
dron's diseases. General surgery
and medicine. office. Commercial
and Savings Bank Building. phone
50. Price. Utah.
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J. Z. OWEN

Contractor and Builder
Estimates furnished. Phone ll3Y.
7. o. Box 22s. Price. Utah
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MISCELLANEOUS


Contractor aud Builder
Estimates given on an classes Of
work. Phone t9A. Price. Utah.
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e.. STANLEY PRICE
Attorney.at-Iaw

Practices in all the courts. Office
in the Miles Building, Price, Utah.
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FITZGERALD BROS. LAND co.
Irrigated Lands
4o5 Atlas block. Salt Lake City
II. J. Fitzgerald, Attorney.
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NOTICE Tn m,rrn -

w WATER USERS.-
S S,a,e Englneer's Office. salt Lake
ivy Utah, October 20, i9l2-No-
,I, Is hereby given that William A
unSEn' whose postoffico address "a
,W, ,,l Utah, has made appllca-
non In accordance with the reanire-
T ,l' OF the Compiled Laws .,
Glah' 1907, as amended by tbe sesl
1 90" a 1--WE OF Utah, 1903 ana 1911.
10 appropriate five and fourteen
huhdredths $40 cublc.feet ''e 80
C per second from Coal CrooI
Carooh county Utah. A portion 80
'''u water win be diverted from M
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W. u. LIVINGSTON
W. n. FRYE
W. NANNE
Attorncy-at-Iaw

Practices In all courts OF the state.
Also in the federal courts. Office In
First National Bank. Price. Utah.
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The altar, the galleries and the
The Washington herald., 1912-10-25
FRIENDS TRIBUTE
TO Mr.. PINCHOT
One Incident Showing the Kind.
ness Of Former Chief
Forester.

At an informal gathering Of represents
tive men the other evening politics. quite
naturally. was the leading issue and
quite a. naturally Col. Roosevelt, his
lieutenants and followers. occupied the
center Of the stage. In the course Of .
general conversation. without any mo-
tive other than the welfare Of the coun-
try, the name of Clifford Pinchot was
mentioned. Mr.. Pinchot had many
friends in the gathering and among them
Col. Dick Plunkett. who 10 . great ad-
mirer of the gentleman who was being
discussed. Col. Dick said:
II to enjoy q privilege far beyond the
price Of gold. for no bishop or clergyman
Of any denomination has more charity or
kindness Of heart than this honest and
honorable gentleman who has done %
much for his fellow-man."
Maurice p. Fitzgerald. following Mr..
P.unkett. said: "All that and more can
be said Of the goodness Of Mr.. Pinchot
for when he was chief OF the Forestry
Bureau, he was not too proud to take his
hat on to . charwoman scrubbing his
office floor"
These remarks were brought about by
the developments before the Clapp in
vestigation committee. where It was
shown that Mr.. Pinchot was one OF the
men who materially assisted Mr.. Bev-
eridge to come before the people as Q
United States Senator. by advancing him
frnds to complete his education when
he was a struggling student. selling
books to pay for his tuition.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-25
MAKES YOUR BACkACHE VANISH,
DRIVES ALL RHEUMATIC PAINS AWAY
New Discovery Eases Stiff Sore Swollen Joints and Muscles
While Backache and Bladder Disorders Disap.
pear After Few Doses Are Taken.

II you suffer with backache-have
pains In the neck or sides-nervous or
dizzy spells-a few doses of Croxone
will relieve the congestion and you
will be surprised how quickly all kid
ney. bladder. and rheumatic troubles
will disappear.
Croxone Is different from all other
remedies. 1t Is not like anything else
on earth ever used for the purpose
Pills. tablets. and other medicines
merely stimulate the kidneys. at the
best. giving only temporary relief.
Croxone removes the cause. 1t starts
to work the minute you take 1t and
relieves your suffering the very FIRST
time you use IL. 1t Is so prepared
that 1t 10 practically impossible to
take 1t into the human system without
results. You can secure an original
package of Croxone at trifiing cost
from any hrst-class druggist, such as
ODonnelrs Drug Store. 904 F Street
NV. who will personally return the
purchase price II Croxone should fail
In q single case.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-25
REBELS CONTROL
ENTIRE PROVINCE
Situation in Dominican Republic
Becomes Serious-Marines
to Investigate.

Dominican rebels have obtained con-
troll over practically all OF the province
of Samana. on the north coast Of the
republic. according to dispatches re-
ceived at the State Department yester-
day.
reporteo rnat rebels have bonn
barded the town OF Samana. at the head
OF the bay. They have also captured
Sanchez and sabana del Mer.
The naval transport Prairie. with 80
marines on board. has gone to Samana
Bay to investigate. The marines will be
landed II such action is found necessary
for the protection Of American interests.
The State Department also learned yes
terday that fighting has taken place In
the streets OF Puerto Plata. There have
been many casualties in these skirmishes.
A general attack upon the city by reb-
els Is believed to have taken place.
though the means of communication with
Puerto Plata are SO uncertain that moth
ing is known definitely beyond the fact
that an attack was planned.
Receiver General Pulliam. who collects
the Dominican revenues for the United
States. in Its capacity as q trustee for
the payment OF the debts OF the republic.
did not come to Washington yesterday.
as was expected. Mr.. Pulliam was asked
to come here at once, and 1t was thought
he would reach this city yesterday. II
has been learned, however. that he is
still in New York. where he has been
stopping since his arrival in the United
States early in the week.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-25
l1s. THOMAS J. HYAH
10 SELL WAGHInGT0n
RESmKNC1 N REPORT

TIE winter. colony here vas greatly
surprised yesterday to hear that Mrs.
Thomas Fortune Ryan. Of New York and
Virginia. had decided to place her
handsome home In I Street on the mar
ket and abandon Warrington - . winter
residence.
Mrs.. Ryan IL at present at her sum-
mer home near Richmond. but her
friends claim there ID no special reason
for the change save that the Ryans have
decided to spend most OF the time at
their Virginia home. While Mrs. Ryan
has many friends in Washington. her
entertaining has always been Of the quiet
sort and chiefly Of church friends.
Apropos Of the church. 1t IL being re-
called that Mrs. Ryan has the hand
soonest private chapel In America in her
Street house. This chapel received
the special benediction of the Pope.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-25

No matter how badly you suffer. how
chronic your case may be. or what has
failed to cure you, your pains will
leave, your aches vanish, and the tor
turous. killing backache or rheuma-
tism will bother you no more.
This is what Croxone. the new SCI
entinc discovery. does for sufferers Of
such troubles. 1t cures these diseases
because 1t reaches the cause and re-
moves 1t. 1t soaks right in through
the walls and Innings Of the kidneys
and cleans out the stopped-up. mac
tive organs like water does q sponge
-neutralizes and dissolves every par
ticle Of uric acid and makes the kid
neys sift from the blood all the waste
matter and poisons that lodge in the
joints and muscles to scratch and irri-
tate and cause rheumatism. 1t soothes
and heals the delicate Innings Of the
bladder and leaves the kidneys in .
clean. strong. healthy condition. SO
they can filter the blood and keep
you we'll.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Hany B. Duvan. .. and Edna N williams %.
Rev Edward NJ Cpfbett
Robert L. Coleman. 3s. of Richmond Va. and
Julia A. Meyer. g. Of Jersy City, n J. Rev. Ceorr.
W. Swift.
Hary n. Bralove. a. and Bessie r. Bill IA
Judge c. 8. Bundy.
Gottlieb schoeIlkopf. 81. and Ida Knapp. d Rev.
J. R. Roth
Clyde X. Bodine. 5. and Halle B. NarsteI;er. =.
both OF Nokesville. Va. Rev. Clarence W. Whit.
more
Word ExIey. 81. Of Bradford Pa. and ireus n
Gnssby. .. Of Altoona. Pa. Rev. lanes L. McIAin
Robert r. Rhode& 81. of Pittsbufy. Pa, and Nary
J Black. G. Of Tsrkana. Pa Rev. Georre ". Van
FosDen.
William Hughes. q. and sey A. Royyter, =. oe
Loudoun County. Va. Rev. 6. II. Grsrna
Georse D. Ayl0. @. and Homie L Callihus. q
10Th Of Madison County. Va Rev. Arthur II.
Thompson.
Jake 9. CanoI. =. and Coa Jacksou, q. 10Th Il
FordriA. Va Rev. George W. Swim. 30 :.
John Jsmes Towing. q. and Elsie Don Moore. ..
Rcv. John r Hnddle - :.
Arthur z Hoover, u. Of Ftcdeiea.buzs. Va, ana
G. Macleod.