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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-21
For a Late Crop.

The Rev. John Is. Craft was con
Quoting series of meetings IN a rura
neighborhood of southwest Virginia
says Mack's National Monthly. one
night ne was trying to bring the nee
essity of early embracing of religious
hope 10 bear upon his congregation
said he
Wen Just illustrate: You begin
in February or March To prepare your
ground for planting ont your spring
crop. You plant i'm April To bc ON
time. Suppose you neglect this work.
May will be late but perhaps twill
answer Let the work go undone tin
June. then what will YOU do? Too
late. too laten viii be the cry.
Just SOW it in buckWheat.' called
out an old farmer from the rear seat.
The preacher sat down.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

County clerk Kaiser this morning
issued marriage licenses 10 the fol-
lowing
Abr4m Bjornstrom, Kearsarge and
Mrs Matilda Johnson of Calumet.
Emil KemppaInen Hancock and
Miss Rose POST, Hancock.
Nalnp Erkkila Of Laurium and Miss
Lily Jasko Of Laurium.
Gust Fraki OF Hancock and Miss
Lemui Makala Of -. Marys
William Charles wills of Laurum
end Hiss Ethel May Gilmore of Cal
met
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-21
Several Likely Candidates.

| several Likely Candidates.
In view Of the fact that the pres
Ident is elected 10y majority vote of
the combined Senate and Chamber of
| Deputies and the additional fact that
the two houses are divided into large
number of parties and factions II,
would be impossible To predict who
Will be the seccessful candidate. even
| II all the possible candidates were
known. The legislative body inNari
| ably selects man who has long been
president Of one or the other Of the
president Of one OF the other of the
chambers. who has been active in
committee work, and has perhaps held
a portfolio in one or more ministries.
who is not strenuous or aggressive
ami has not made too many personal
enemies
Among those who fit into this class
and who may be therefore be con
sidered as possible candidates, Paul
Deschanel. president of the Chamber
and one Of its bright lights for twenty
eight years, is perhaps the foremost
He is % years of age and his family
has great wealth, A notable cand-
didate from the Senate is Alexandra
Ribot, three times premier and man
held IN high esteem His wife was
Miss Mary Burch of Chicago, and she
has assisted him much in his public
career NJ. Ribot is nearly II years
old. Other candidates are the pres
ident Of the Senate. Nj. Dubost Leon
Bourgeois Theophile Delcasse Prem
Ter Poincare and Paul Doumer.
Little Power; Big Salary.
The general lack of interest in the
coming election is principally due To
two reasons: The fact that the peo-
pie of France have no voice in the
matter and the fact that the President |
of the French Republic occupies a po-
sition which, though distinguished and
dignified, carries with it but little ac-
tual power. familiar French wit |
ticism says The kinG of Great Brit !
ain reigns, but does not govern; the |
President of the United States governs |
but does not reign; the President of |
governs" Nothing could more tersely |
and clearly state the actual conditions
in the three countries named
The President OF the French Repub- 4
lie receives an annual salary Of SIZE
600 and an equal annual sum for eX |
penses and representation. Under the |
terms OF the Constitution lie promul- 4
gates the laws voted by both Cham Il
bers and insures their execution. lie II
has limited veto power. but it re-
CURES only a mere majority vote To
pass any law over the Presidents We
Io. The President selects the Minis
ny, but, as matter of fact, he is
To select the men whom the
eaders Of the ruling party have
agreed upon beforehand. He appoints
o all civil and military posts has the
light Of individual pardon. and is re-
;ponsible only i'm case Of high treason.
Hhe President concludes treaties with
oreign powers, but cannot declare war
without the previous assent Of both
'hambers Every act Of the President
las TO be countersigned by a Minis
er. The Ministers are not response
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-21
Houghton Department
DULUTH TEAM
HERE JAN. z 3
Ioe Linder's Hockey Seven to
Meet Portage Lakes

Portage Lake loyers OF hockey will
be treated 10 the first hockey games
Of Tie season Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings, Jan and 3, when the
Duluth seven. under th, captancy OF
Joe Linder, formerly of Hancock, viii
meet the Portage Lakes In series Of
two games marking the elimination Of
hockey teams FOR the championship OF
the United States
The Duluth team has already played
TWO games with the Detroit and
Cleveland teams. losing both. but the
boys put up a good article of hockey.
and with the practice and experience
gained from these games viii make II
very interesting for the locals The
Portakc Lakes have already had a
workout and are fast rounding into
shape under the management Of Car
los Haue.
Reynolds Joins Team.
Roy Reynolds Of Calumet. former
center ice man on Calumet teams in
the copper Country Amateur hockey
league, has been signed by the Por-
tage Lakes to play lift wing this year.
Mahan the former star at this posi-
ton has not returned from the east
where he went with the Hancock nav
al reserve and Roy Pryor who was
billed 10 take his place is working in
Outonagou county and SO was unable
TO play hockey here this winter
Reynolds was in the other night
irving out with the team and from
now on viii practice with them reg
Jlarly. Reynolds appears TO be little
over weight, but he declares that he
,an easily get down to form and when
be does he should make a valuable |
man.
The team is working out right
along now preparing for the Cleye-
.and-DeToit trip, which will come |
soon after the holidays. and which will |
be- their supreme chance for the year
% place Houghton permanently among
he leading hockey centers Of the
country. The team this year is
,trous one. Haug in goal is uudoub-
.edly nrst-class man whose equal
.ould not be found in the copper coun-
Try al any rate. Trathen at point is
IA better condition this year than he
las been for several years, and in adj
liti0n is slightly heavier. Hogan is
,laymg cover point splendidly and
Haas and Clcotte are working together
20 center ice like pair of profession
ls. The wings are going To give the
cam the greatest trouble hut EXley
s. improving rapidly under the in
eutNr OF strong competition FOR his
position al right wing and Reynolds
{ Left Is expected 10 be a star. The
trong point Of the teams work is eX-
egted 70 Doe ils combination play with
iaas and Cicotte in the lmelight and
hiss should be enough TO win a major
IS OF the games.
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bile To him. but to the Chambers With
the consent of the Senate he can dis
solve the Chamber of Deputies and
order new election Finally the
president has the right 10 create new
offices by executive decree. but the
Chambers may withhold appropria-
lions for the salaries and expenses Of
these offices.
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Continued From Page One.

other without hearing single men
ton OF the coming event II is not
even generally known who the can
didates are or whether there are any
candidates
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-21

Philadelphia is filming owners who
leave autos standing for hire in Mar
ket and Eleventh streets.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-21

George Westinghouse says the ideal
yessel for the ocean trade is an Amer
lean schooner with auxiliary engine.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-21

Andrew Flasko, a laborer in New
burg ". Y, has just inherited an es-
tate of 500 600 in Hungary
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-21

WITS observation-disclosures morning Anty Drudge Can
can you lend me a cake OF Fels-Naptha Soap? When
came to do the wash this morning | found that |
ana not have any in the house The grocer told me
he was sold out. He offered to send me over some
other KIND, but think too much of my clothes and
OF my health and hands to accept any substitute for
Fels-Naptha Soap"
amy Dradge-Y GU are perfectly right, my dear Never
RISK those Just as good soaps. Wait here minute
ana Will get you cake of Fels- Naptha"
It's all right to "bake like mother used
to bake"
But don't wash like mother used to
wash. =.
That was the hard way. Mother. her
self, doesn't wash that way any more. She
has found better way, the Fels-Naptha'
way.
Instead of boiling the clothes and
YEARLY rubbing them on the board you
place them in cool or lukewarm water.
soap with Fels-Naptha, roll tightly
and allow them to soak about half an hour:
rub lightly, blue and then rinse.
Your hands don't crack and get red:
your clothes are saved from the wear of
boiling and hard rubbing; your family is
not driven frantic with steaming, wash
day smell and you save about half your
time.
Not only this, but Fels- Naptha Soap
does the work better than it can be done by
the old, boiling, hot-water method.
Follow the directions on the red and
green wrapper.
Use any time of the year.
gELs y PHILADELPHIA
New-York tribune., 1912-02-14
FOREIGN FINANCIAL FIELD
ConsoIs Higher-FrenCh RenteS
LoWer-PriCeS Weaker on
Berlin B0erSe.

London. Feb. 13-Consols closed IS hishei
at 7S&. for money and 1875 for account
Anaconda was unchanged at f7is, Grand
Trunk unchanged at 2iat and Canadian "a
citic is lower at 23ii4.
Money and discount rates were quiet
The carryover oecuped tire attention oil
traders on the Stock Exchange during tue
forenoon Americans were quoted at ~
per cent New business was fair durlhs
the afternoon, and a cheerful tone preValleu
under the lead of consols, which spurteu
q on local and German buying, based OH
the belief Of an carly announcement oi an
understanding with Germany. The other
sections. after early irregularity, closea
finer in sympathy with consols.
American securities were quiet ana
steady and a fraction above parity, pehdlhS
the receipt OF the Wall Street opening
Later United States Steel eased Off, but tle
rest Of the list hardened a fractloh. l"o
closing was dull, but steady.
Cold premium at Madrid to-day was 1So'
against 79o yesterday; a. Lisbon. loOoo' uh-
changed.
Paris. Feb. 13-Thrce per 'cent rentes
closed 10 ccntilnes lower at 20 francs %
centimcs for tho account.
Exchange on London % francs =01s CEN
times for checks.
Private discount rate 3 per cent.
Prices were firm on the Bourse.
Berlin, Feb. 12-Prices closed weaker Oh
the Bocrsc.
Exchange on London 20 marks 5l1a pfen-
nigs for checks
Money per cent.
Private discount rate %. per cent
New-York tribune., 1912-02-14
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

An irregular tendency characterized the
speculation in the market for outside Sc
Curities, with trading on talr scale. Ine
higher priced industrials were the principal
features Britsh-American Tobacco showed
more animation at an advance or =. United
Cigar stores improved 3 points. K j. Reyn-
her showed marked weakness, declining a
full point on small offerings. T. w Wool
worth was heavy. j. I. Case and BALDWIN
Locomotive were somewhat irregular. Inc
Standard Oil issue ruled strong. In the
mining list q slightly easier tone was
shown with trading on - light scale. In
spiration Consolidated. Greene-Cananea,
Butte Coalition, Ray Central and GlrouA
were a shade lower. Bonds were in falr
demand and generally steady Detailed
operationS follow.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-14

on the closing advance In Steel common
such was the demand for IL on the Con-
sGlidated Stock Exchange that several
hundred shares changed lands as high as
GJjs. which was a fraction above Its closing
and high nricc ON the New York Stock En-
change The market ended active ana
strong throughout. the power OF recovery
displayed surprising numerous traders who
had gone home short of stocks last sat
was the sale by a commission house OF a
100 share lot of Tennessee Copper at 55ic
this being the only transaction in that
stock reported in Wall street during the
day Virginia Carolina Chemical also
changed hands at 5il4 an odd lot selling at
that price with no sales reported on the
other board. Erie common was feature
among the low priced shares. much activity
deyelopinE on its advance. Early in the day
1. had sold as low as 30i4, against low on
the other exchange of 30% Detailed opera
tlons follow:
New-York tribune., 1912-02-14
THE TRUST COMPANY OF AMERICA
81 Wall Street, New York City.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF


THE TRUST COMPANY OF AMERICA;
The board of trustees of The Equitable
Trust Company OF New York and the board
Of directors OF The Trust Company OF Amer
ica having made and entered into an agree
ment under the respective corporate seals OF
said companies for the merger OF SAID Inc
rItst Company OF America into The Equits-
BILE Trust Company OF New York, ana pre-
scrIbing the terms and conditions thereon.
notice is hereby given that special meeting
OF the stockholders OF The Trust company
OF America will be held at the Office OF the
Company No 81 Wall street, in the borough
Of Manhattan, The City OF New York on the
9th day of February, 1912, at ten O'Clock
\ n, for the purpose OF considering anu
dcting upon said agreement and merger. pur.
guant TO Section 81 Of the Banking Law OF
the state Os New York. which agreement WIZ
then be submittcC to the said stockholders TOT
their consideration and approval; also To con-
slider and act upon the proceedings or the
board OF directors OF the company taken at
n meeting Of the board held on the eth DAY
of February. 1912. concerning the agreement
OF merger and other matters relating thereto,
and also 70 consider and act upon ahy other
matter OF thing which may come before such
stockholders for their consideration.
New York February .. 1872.
By order % the board OF directors
OAKLEIGH THORNE, President
EDMUND I. JUDSON, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1912-02-14
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.

lis BROADWAY, NEW 1Ohh I'll
'ro THE STOCKHOLDERS OF 1HE EQUI-
TABLE TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
The board OF trustees OF The Equitabl.
Trust Company OF New York and the board
o,' directors OF The Trust Company OF Amer
ico having made and entered into an agree
mont under the respective corporate seals OF
yaid companies for the merger OF sald me
TRUST Company OF America into The Equita-
ble Trust Company Of New York, ana pre-.
scribing the terms and conditions thereof ana
the MODE of carrying the same INTO enect'
notice IS hereby given that special meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the EquitaDie IIust
company OF New York Will be held at tns
Office of the company, No. 1lo BROADWAY, IN
The borough of Manhattan, The CITY OF NeW
Work. on the gath day of February. lol2, az
ten o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose OF coisld.
rring and acting upon said agreement ana
merger pursuant TO Section 81 OF the BANKING
raw of The state of New York which agree
ment will then be submitted 10 the said stock
holders for their consideration and approval;
also TO consider and act upon the proceed
inps of The board OF trustees OF the com.
nonv taken at a meeting OF the board held
On Tho 9th day Of February, 1912. concerning
The oErccment Of merger and other matters
ICiatinx thereto, end also the mode or carry
ing the same into effect, and also TO consider
and act upon any other matter or thins
which may come before such stockholocTs tor
their consideration.
New York, February o. 1872.
Nv order of the board of trustees.
ALVIN ". KRECH President
LYMAN RHOADES. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-14

M LETTINGS.
NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING OF
PREsSEn SIEEI CAR IOMPANl.

PRESSED STEEL CAK tOMFANi, -
The annual meeting OF the s,oekhoi'cI' ,ss
Pressed Steel Car Company VIII be heid or at ~
2lst day Of February. 1872 at tWeiEe hoSn. hoo..on a
the office OF the company, No. 2Si MashllsS,..
street Jersey city New Jersey. for the pGipo,,oo -
of electing three Directors of the eoTpofd,Yn 49,
three Directors whose term OF Office viii eAp,,o
on the 2tst day OF February, 1912 and Tor WV Wv
transaction OF such other business as mo! g'NP
crly come before the meeting. q.
In accordance with the laws of the Stae % %
New Jersey, no stock can be yotei which hes
heen transferred on the books ef the company
v,lthIn twenty days next preceding this election
ADRIAN II. LARKIN. Secretary
patod January 29th, 1912
New-York tribune., 1912-02-14
MINING,
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
(Maturing i913-'a7.)
FURNISHED By Swartwout & Appenzelar. No. ~
Pine street)

FURNISHED By Swartwout & Appenzear. No. -
Pine street)
Name. mdtuIlty. INT ylelu
Atlantic Coas. Line p c. l9l3-'17.. 4A ~
run Roch g. Pitts AZ p c. 109f2I - ~
central of Georgia AZ y G l9l3'lI. ~. "a
central u II Of \ J y e. 1gl3'1T.... 4A
Chesapeake a. Ohio 4 p =. lOi3-'lI..... A. AZ
chicago & Alton i-iia-5 c, 1918 10. AZ
chicago A. East III 4iz-5 c. 19l3-l1. "a fss
Chlcaco. II & l. 4ls-6 c, 1913 10. "a "a
Cn Ham & nay 4la-5 g 1913 20. % ~
Delaware & Hudson "a e, i922. IA "a
Erie 44i5-5 D q 1918 3'l1....,........ AZ
Hooking Valley 4-I's g, 1913 is. ... "a
Hudson e. Manhattan y G, 1918 l9., Jh ~
Kan city. IT ) & NJ AZ c, 1913 H.. 4.s
Kansas city southern 81 c, 1913 rs D AZ
LchIgh VALLEY Il 44E p c, lolS'16. ~ ~
Missouri Pacific . c, l9l3-'lT.....,,. 5k AZ
Mobile a. Ohio As y c, 1918 Ill.,. 4i5
\ Central Lines p c. 1913-'22 -. 4A "A
Norfolk a. Western p 9. 1913 i6.... AZ ~
Pennsylvania 3h-4 pc, 1913 H.. 4ls "a
81 I. & san Fran 4-4ia-5 p c. 1918 II. 5h ~
do guar & & + p e, 1913 IT,. "a
Seaboard Air Line 4ls-5 pc, l9l3'T.. 4A
Southern Ry 3la a4i}s p 1919 III. ~ ~
Virginlan Railway 3 p c. lolS-.lo 80. 80 AZ
Wabash Railroad 4ls-5 y e. 1913 3'2l... ~ az
Wheel & Lake Erie 4Is-5 c. 1892. 5a AZ
New-York tribune., 1912-02-14
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sai'S
and the closing quotations for which therc
were 10 transactions yesterday on the
New York stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1912-02-14
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. %.

4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of ono Dollar
and 0fty cents tSl.jOD per share on the CJpIial
stock OF this company has been declared; pay
able al the TreasureTs Office, No. 100 Brosd-
way New York n ", OF April !, leI2' 10
stockholders OF record at o'clock r. NJ on
Tuesday. March >. 1912
For the purposes Of the Annual Meeting o, 9t
stockholders to be held on "Wednesday ApTlt
3. 1912. the transfer books OF this Company
Will be closed at > o'clock =. NJ. On TUESDAY
March Z. 1912. and reopencd on Thursday
April T. 1917. at 1000 A. VI.
All orders for mailing dividend
cheques were destroyed by hre on tne
ninth ultimo, though all of the Com-
pany's stock transfer books were saved.
In order that the usual dividend cheques
may be promptly received by all stock.
holders, it is necessary that DIVIDEND
orders be filed with the Treasurer,
otherwise no such dividend will be paid
except to the stockholder OF record per-
sonally, or his duly authorized agent.
when satisfactorily identified. BLANK
order forms can be had on application
to the undersigned.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-14
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
PROPOSALS.

325-S3l Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
January 80 1912.
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY formerly The
Fidelity Insurance Trust and Safe Deposit Com
pany) Trustee under mortgage Of the William
Cramp (; Sons Ship & Engine Building Com
pany dated March I. 1899. invites tenders or
proposals for bonds issued under said Mortgage
20 be surrendered for redemption; proposals TO
he opened and awards made on February 10.
1912 at 10 O'Clock ~ Z. ELLIS. President
New-York tribune., 1912-02-14
l
interest 10 be added.
aos1oN cuRB STOCKS.
nncn- High. Low. Last.

,I,,.,,isheJ by ] Thomas Reinhardt, No. -
VI I5rasJ street New York; No. - Dcvonshlre
rect, 8oston. and No. l6 King street west
r,r,,utO Cauada.)
New-York tribune., 1912-02-14
FERRY COMPANIES.
EXPORTS O.: MERCHANDISE

toie 1911 1910.
10 sIa 44a. 14s SIS AZ. .536 $13. AZ. 1856
Jan l-Fsb. TO-. .lQl, ,9.4.Q %sol''53 Io,ssS.ooo
New-York tribune., 1912-02-14
BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

.Odd lots. 3sells cents per share. {EX diyl-
dend. sThe transaction In STANDARD OH was
under the rule.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-14
LIGGETT 8 MYERS TOBACCO COMPANY

81 louis. MO. F'DIWdT3 y TUT-'
Tho Transfer Books Of the Preferred and
Common Stock OF Iiggett & Myera Tobacco
Company will be closed at O'clock p NJ. on
the 10Th day of February. 1917, for the puI-
and the Annual Meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Company to be held on the 1ith DAY ot
March. 1912. and be reopened at 10 O'CLOCK
4 NJ on the 18th day OF March. 1912
T. II. THU RSTON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-14
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by charles Head & Co., NO il br0''
street New York;
LAND.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-14
BRITISH COLUMBIA COPPER.

The British Columbia Copper Company
has issued It's pamphlet report for the year
ended November 80, 1911. The income ac-
count compares as follows:
1911. 1910
New-York tribune., 1912-02-14

Total sales for day, 56 shares compared with Zs'
shares for the corresponding day in l'll .,
Total sales January TO February 10 inclusive H7o-'So
e compared with li75S5 shares for the same period
in
New-York tribune., 1912-02-14
DETROIT UNITED RAILWAY.

4 dividend Of one and One-quarter -. -
Cent 14Cs) on the Capital stock Of the Cois Col,
pany has been declared. payable March U.s. h,ss
1912 to stockholders OF record .Wednesus''
Ftbrunry 18th, 1912. at . o'clock i. NJ
A. r.. PETERS, secretary
Detroit. Mich. Jan 2ath. 1872
M,uONING INVESTMENT COMPANY.
A dividend of one and onc-hslf per cent hNs
hecn declared on the stock OF this Compsns;
payable March ist. 1912. To stochhoidsus ~. ~
record on FEBRUARY 23rd. Checks viii %
mailed LEWIS ISEIIN. rrea.Ir-...-s
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bowed and isrt the stand A he passed
tne sb.ssourf Delegation. Former Cover
~ AA Dockery stopped him and dis
siaimed for the dele<stion. sny conn~c-
.sh WITH the Appearance OF the banner.
NJ Sryen went back TO his seat with
The Nebraska eeiegation.
me convention was in a turmoil long
after Mr.. Bryan had taken ais seat
There were several fiStcrulfr among del
crates and the big force OF poiicsmen
hsa tneir hand. full queiiW the out
A new squad OF police came IN dur
ing the disturbance and when the bal
,1.ins was renewed. every aisle on the
iloor was lined with biuecoats.
CHAIRMAN James directed the polio,
70 arrest any IN attempting TO carry q
osnner OF n sort into the armory.
The last ballot taken. which was the
stth. resulted as roilows:
clark tt'1; Wilson, 47sH; Under
"a 40; d1ih Harmon. 20; Kern. 2; FOss.
This showed a gain OF two for Wilson.
lost two.
AT the end OF the stth ballot. Roger
9. sullivan. OF Illinois. moved that the
convention take a recess until 8 o'clock
clanation.
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DAN CUPID
EVANGELIST MARRIES
ORGANISE ON PLATFORM
Had Been Conducting Meetings
Near Washington, Pa.-Was
Friend of Billy Sunday.

Special Dispatch TO the I-ntsllgencer.
WASHINGTON. Pa, July IA
Tour weeks religious campaign which
was stirred a whole country-side
was brought to a startling close near
here this afternoon. when n evan
gelist, f. II. Baker. OF London. Eng
land a.. became the husband Of Miss
Celicia Gantz. member OF one OF the
most prominent families in WASH
ington county. n talented musician
and n cad in society circles.
Evangelist Baker first met Miss
Santz when lie came here a month
ago. the girl acting as organist for
the big choir. which sang at the
meetings.
As fervent I'm his worring as he
was I'm his eNherting OF sinners TO
repentance Evangelist Baker won the
heart OF the fair organist a week af-
ter the revival campaign opened.
The matter was kept "A secret and
not ever intimate friends knew of
the approaching wedding until this
afternoon. hen the Rev. T. T.. Lynd
pronounced the evangelist and or
ganist man n wife. the
being performed on the platform OF
the tabernacle just at the close OF
the final meeting OF the series.