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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-30

II you want to De the best dressed
ioan in town, be sure to buy Royal
tailored suit. II it don't fit and ID
not perfect, don't take 1t.
SO. MURRELL & SHARP.
Bring us your pictures to frame
Lakeland Book Store. 7-24-tf
PAINTING, DECORATING, PA
PER HANGING-Also furniture re-
finishing Estimates on work cheer.
fully given. Ben. Carsten, 7OS +.
Myrtle St., Lakeland, Fla.
l1.15-1mO
Come in ana select some OF our
crisp new books for boys. girls and
children before the lot is picked over.
big shipment just received. Lake
and Book Store. 7-24-tf
Full line both Waterman Ideal
and Parker Lucky Curve Fountain
Pens at all times Lakeland Book
Store. 7-24-tf
| Best stationery at lowest prices In
IN town Lakeland Book Store
For FIRE. ACCIDENT. PLATE
GLASS, and STEAM BOILER IN
SURANCE, see d. H. SLOAN, Pea.
cock building. Phone 342. 4-6-tf
WANTED Rooming house, II 20
20 rooms; furnished. Address NJ.
S.einkamp, General Delivery.
i1-2a-6v.
MONEY FOR Youth buying,
selling or renting city, suburban.
farm and grove properties through
The Alex Holly Realty Co., East
Main ST., over Western Union office
1l-2Otf
S45 WILL. BUY new smith Pre-
mier typewriter. In perfect condi.
ton, worth SIS. Apply News Of
flee, room II, upstairs. IT.
Biggest line girls ana poys' and
children's books ever shown in Lake
and just receice... Lakeland Book
store. 7.oA.ts
LOTS IN DlXlELAND FOR SALE
Big bearing orange trees to nick
fruit from NOW. Price $4,000 each,
Dent all speak at once.
JOHN F. COX.
WANTED-Fruits ami produce
on commission We are large han.
oilers. Ingram Seed and Commission
Co., Valdosta, Ga. l1-6-1mo
HAVE YOU GOT YOURS,
Lakeland is growing. Suppose we
get $4,000 people here in the next
ten years. What will it profit YOU
\ If you do not own any Real Estate !
Think it over and then Get Busy
Bon Air looks good to most people
Don't take my word for it but see Il
NOW.
JOHN F. cox REALTY COMPANY
HO4ESEEKERS ARE COMING
II you want to sell your propertv
. list it with OHLlNGER & ALFIELD
y" 1l-22-tf
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

One mile from Lakeland depot on
q clay road; . fOur-rOom houses, ~
acre truck farm, 3 acres of bearing
grove. Will rent the entire place
for $500 per year, or will sell for
$4,000 and make easy terms. The
grove properly cared for will pay the
rent cn the entire place. Call or ad-
iiess G. A. Cook, COS Gilmore Ave-.
Lakeland, Fla. 1l-26-6p.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-30

Two full sets Alger books for boys
tast received at the Book Store.
7-24-tf
WANTED-At once, good fur
nished room, modern cOnveniences,
close in. Address p. o. Box 273.
1l-3O-tf.
GIRL WANTED hOrsewOrk
Mrs. H. l.. Cutler, sos Missouri Ave.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS

SEVERAL nice front rooms and
board at Eli Tennessee avenue. Mira,
Henry Bacon. Syst
Evening journal., 1912-04-05
Stamford UNIVTRSITY.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal.
April 5.-The athletic world is still
talking of the wonderful perform
ances of George HORNE, of Stanford
University, who broke the worlds
running high jump in a meet with the
University Of Southern California
here March 2S, when he cleared the
bar at feet 6 is inches The pre-
vious record at feet 5-S inches
was made by \. +. Sweeney. at New
York, September II. 1895. Two days
before he broke the intercollegiate
record in q jump Of 8 feet 4 inches.
Horine has been prominent in ath-
letic circles on the Pacific coast for
several years. For three years ex-
perts here have stamped him as the
best jumper in the county and pre-
dicted he would eventually hang up
worlds record. He first came into
prominence at the Portola exhibition
in San Francisco in 1899. when he
cleared a bar at 6 feet About a year
ago he jumped feet IA inches, but
several times since then he has been
beaten at 6 feet inches. HORNE Is
sure TO be a member of the American
Olympic team. He should add some
points 10 the Yankee aggregation. Pic
ture shows HORNE going over the
bar at 6 feet Is inches.
Evening journal., 1912-04-05
TOWNSEND
NOW A CHICK
Former National League Twill
er Gets Chance In
Trl-State
PHILLIES COMING IF
TnEY ARE EARNED

Jack Townsend, the former Ma
tional League pitcher, who played
with the L. G. l. Team, of Philadel-
phia, last year. has been signed by
Pete Cassidy of the local Tri-State
team. Another item of Importance
to local fans is the information that
if Irelan and Inhelder eastman, Of
the Philadelphia National League
team are farmed out they will come
here.
Among the Chicks under contract
to date are Abbott, from the Balti-
more Athletics Bransfield, from
Murray Hill, n. j.; Reilly, Clifton
Heights, n. j.; Smith, Philadelphia
Nationals; Tobin, Philadelphia Amer
leans; Wycoff, Sunbury; Madeira,
Bloomsbury; Miller, Springfield;
Scott, Burlington; Byrne, Ocean
City; Jasbee, Detroit A. c.; Harry
Johnson, Philadelphia; Joye, South
Michigan League; Mccall, Whining
ton; Jackson, Springfield. These are
new men.
Among the old Wilmington play
ers who will report are: There, Har-
kins, Muth, Meyers, Bastian, Fritz,
Marhefka, Brent Weeks, Silknetter,
Matthews and Brazell.
Evening journal., 1912-04-05

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Linderman 5397, Windish 5123. 1O52O
Burg 50O1. Booker SAL ........ 1O442
Gilmore 1927. Mccall 5000 1929
T. Bacher 5i75. C. Bacher 5O12. 1OiS7
Yeager 1867, Ellison 5127 ...... 9794
Evening journal., 1912-04-05
A. 0. U. W. BOWLING
TOURNEY AT END

The A. o. u. W. bowling tournament
ended last night with Linderman aud
Windish the winner by 7S pins
The scores OF last nights games;
Evening journal., 1912-04-05
HlGGINSON
THE BEST SHOT

NEW YORK, April 5.-B. NJ. Higgin-
son, of the New York Athletic Club,
by defeating a field Of 119 contestants.
won the title. of national ANA
teur trap shooting champion. at
Travers Island yesterday. When the
fiarst half Of the shoot at 200 clay
targets was over be was not among
the leaders, but by clever shooting in
the afternoon be won out with 1855
breaks. just one ahead Of J. II. Hen
erickson, of Jamaica, l.. l., who took
second prize.
e. A. Randall Of Portland, Me. was
a close third with 1Ss. and A. Il.
Richardson, OF Dover Del. next with
1S2. Four men tied for the next four
prizes, and in the shoot-off Eahler,
last years champion, finished in
eighth place. There were ten prizes
for the high guns. Z. e. Reed, Of
Boston. and A. l.. Wins. Of Red Bank,
n j.. tied for the tenth place, which
was won BY Reed on the toss of a
coin. Lester S. German. of Aberdeen,
Md. led the professional shooters with
/ 1SS breaks.
Evening journal., 1912-04-05
BROWN PREP.
LIFTS HIGH LID

High School will go up against
Brown Prep, of Philadelphia, tomor-
row in their first regular baseball
game. Cherry and White cage
demons walloped Brown during the
cage season and the Brownies are
naturally anxious TO retaliate High
has an old score to wipe out also and
they will try hard to atone to the 10
defeat administered by Brown last
year
The Billy Penn youths have always
been recognized authorities in the
baseball line. The mines turned cut
by the Prep institution have been IN
the limelight in scholastic circles tor
years and this seasons crop Of play
ers is far above par Reinhart and
Shallenberger, the invincible Central
Manual battery, of 1911, are with the
visitors and this pair can certainly
step some Reinhart is a superb
moundsman and defeated Penn Char
ter Tuesday, blanking them 60, and
made fifteen Quakers seek the bench
by the strike-out route.
Schallenger is massive catcher and
can swing a hickory club with VEN
geance. As a receiver he has few su-
periors in scholastic circles and his
batting eye landed quite q few games
for Central Manual in the past.
The local team has not yet been
picked and Captain Clouds choice lies
among many candidates. The catch
ing department will include McCaiier-
ty. Miller and Livermore. Polly Mat
thews and Tenny Mason will do the
finging act Horty and Morrison will
cover the initial sack and Stetsor'
Graves and Martin will be used alter
nately at second Mike Fidance and
Dutch Cloud will present a stone-wall
for the left hand side OF the inield.
Sharp will start in left, Rimlinger
might be able TO play and if so will
cover center, otherwise Brown or
Daley will. Bernardo, Hsmpden and
Lafferty will be given the care of right
garden
The game will begin at 3 o'clock
and lively tussle should ensue.
Evening journal., 1912-04-05
BROWNSON FIVE
TAKES DAY OFF

Brownson will not play basketball
tonight This is the FIRST Friday in
tho last two months that the library
youths have not been in action. They
arc resting from the Johnstown exhi-
bition game and have learned quite
few things from the big leaguers.
They WIN try to spring some new
stunts on the first unsuspecting visit
ing team that comes along The local
management is trying to secure
Jaspar, but the Jewels cannot give
any definite answer until all arrange
ments for their series with Trenton
is completed. II will be Jasper, Il
possible. as the attraction for next
Friday night. but Il not, some other
speedy team will supplant them. Some
high class quintet will be down be-
fore next week is over and the locals
will hit up their old trail once more.
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BARR'S SATURDAY CANDY zoe.
An Easter candy at almost hall
price--Saturdays only. Danforth's
Drug Store"
Evening journal., 1912-04-05
FODDER FOR
FIGHT FANS

No attempt 10 come back" will be
made by James J. Jeffries. Tho former
champion denied that there Is any
truth in the rumor that he plans 20
re-enter the ring and fight his way
up the pueilistic ladder again past
Jack johnson.
To show the skeptic ones that he
was just as good as ever. Ty Cobb
in the Tigers game with Chattanooga
yesterday got two triples. two singles,
stole three bases and scored one-third
of the Tigers runs.
With the release Of Outhclder Jack
Johnston and Catcher Paulette ia
Providence, John McGraw today pre-
pared TO continue his weedng-out pro-
cess.
Evening journal., 1912-04-05
RACK TO OrOITS.

Eden and Delaware Lodges, T. O. O.
T. quot teams will pitch their first
game tonight Of the new series. The
Eden team will be composed Of Wells,
Rodman, Moore and Creston.
Evening journal., 1912-04-05
UNMARRIED BAIL PLAYEBs.

Unmarried men in the accounts re-
ceiving division Of the Z. I. DUPONT
Company. walloped the married men
Of the same department yesterday in
the first baseball game of the season
by an IL to ? score.
Fox. a pitcher from Louisville, Ky,
University did the tYirling honors for
the unmarried men.
Evening journal., 1912-04-05
Tsae AfaLoca Baseball Busy0dds and Sport
M'HUGH HIGH IN
THURSDAY SHOOT

J. B. McElugh was high man over
the DUPONT Gun Club traps yester-
day afternoon. getting 90 breaks. H.
II. Lukens broke 81 out OF 100; Min
nick, 80 out Of 100 Thorpe Martin
made a record when he broke AZ out
of so, counting his second % straight
The club entertained as its guest G.
II. South, OF Scotland. The score:
Evening journal., 1912-04-05
PRACTICE FOR EASTLAkE,

Manager Pipino. of the Eastlake
team of the Church League, has is
sued call for all players to report
at the Riverview grounds tomorrow
afternoon. The men will be put
through several hours of practice
Evening journal., 1912-04-05
PARk WINS OPFNER.

The Park ball team defeated Del
ton yesterday by an II TO s score.
The feature of the game were the all
around hitting of Mason. Booker and
Swayne for Park. and the home run
of Clark for Delton. The battery
for Park was La Barre and Swaynei
for Delton, Elliott and Clevenger.
Evening journal., 1912-04-05
WOULD PLAY FOR
THE CHAMPIONSHIP.

Efforts are being made by the
Brownson basketball team TO arrange
series of games for the independent
championship Of the East. with Rook-
wood and Crescent. of Philadelphia.
With that end IN view representa-
tive of the local quintet went to the
Quaker City today.
Evening journal., 1912-04-05
STANDING OF TEAMS.
NAY HAVE LEAGUE AGAIN.

An effort will be made 20 form an
other dupont Employees Baseball
League Monday evening at $50
o'clock. Those interested in the move
ment are A p. Hudson, W. A. Joslyn,
w. +. Jensen, Alex Abrahams, W. w.
Bacon, II. L. Harris and D. II. McAYoy,
Evening journal., 1912-04-05
ENTER FOR SPORTS.

Athletes of Delaware College, Will
mington Friends and Wilmington High
School are entered in races 70 be
held on Franklin Field, Philadelphia,
on April 27.
Evening journal., 1912-04-05
Y VI. G. A. ROWLING.

On the Y. M. c. A. alleys last night
the c and ID teams rolled their first
match. the D team taking two out Of
three hard fought games. William
Kirk was high single, with 224 pins
He also was high for three games,
with SIC pins. The scores were:
Evening journal., 1912-04-05
SCRANTON TO TRY HOAR.

LANCASTER, April 5.-Roy Hoar. a
clever Lancaster pitcher. who was
with Binghamton, n. y, last season,
until he disabled his arm, went TO
Scranton yesterday for a try-out with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-10
About People
ns.eze.ss 60 t,ess.s>sss % 60
essr sas CO.

" J FIsdlnx h.tf-- knOxn -
q haky. 49, N tn city TO-DAY for =
snort time attending IA. funeral Of a
relative. ;ohn : Fading r-turnirE To
h. home Ia Sisiersv.iie IA the even
INK
". Cummins. refer. in bank
ruptry. will 40 10 New Martin-vilie
Thursday. on business
Miss Helen Slemaker who attends
Mt de- Chantal. returned TO her
studies Yesterday. after spending the
past TWO or three weeks visiting her
parents at Sistersville. Senator and
Mrs q. d. Slemsker
Miss Abel" and Anna Murphy, of
t'anrman. were here to attend the
funeral OF Sister Ursula. which Was
held on Tuesday.
Roy Mallory has returned to his
home in Parkersburg after brief
business visit in the city.
Mrs. g. VI. Tippctt. OF Parkersburg.
passed through Wheeling yesterday.
enroute for Pittsburgh.
Sherd Baker LETT Tuesday for points
up the river on business. and VIII be-
absent several days.
George w. Greig. president of the
Wheeling Business Mems association,
and Secretary Schwertfeger Will leave
Friday for tour of the state to in.
terest the business men TO organize
for the purpose of securing better
Legislation for the business men
Miss Lulu Kleeves. society editress
OF the Wheeling News. is recovering
rapidly from severe attack OF pneu.
monia.
John Colvig has returned home
from visit with friends at Barnes
willie.
u. j. Smith. proprietor of the Gem
trial Lacquer. will leave next Wednes-
day for Grand Rapids 10 attend the
meeting OF the Central league moguls
John Radcliff will leave TO-DAY for
New York to attend the automobile
show
Miss Margaret Smith. Of Louisville.
Ky. returned home last evening after
spending several days with friends in
this city.
Joseph Bebersack. formerly -on-
nected with the Open Front Shoe Co.,
has resigned his position with this
firm 10 accept "a post ton as travelling
salesman with the Cincinnati Novelty
Co. of Cincinnati. o
Thomas Carney returned home yes
terday after having spent several
days in Pittsburgh. whore ne was at.
tending TO business.
Messrs. W. Il. Ccoey and Charles Il.
kettler. members of the firm Of
Cooey- BentI Co. of the Southside. are
in Chicago attending the furniture
purchasers market. The market will
be held in Grand Rapids. Mich. all
next week
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bNE

tn p kalti,n-r and Wh--linE
o -. . ~-r- called out TO -xfin-
-Elsh blaze IN n stable ~ Forry-fisrh
and Jaoob str--ts al II as Tue~t-
morning Ths~ins frozen water
pipe ~As the cause Of the blaze
No. ! plate mill u IN. I-aB-lls
plant. on The South side. Is closed for
an indefinite period. owing To the lack
of material This mill has been run
ning IN full UP until recently. when
material became scarce
The fifth annual meeting OF the
Home Insurance Company will be held
at the Board of Trade rooms on Jan
uary %. Several very important mat.
tiers will come up for consideration.
The board of trade has inaugurated
a campaign for new industries and
home seekers. Thousands OF hand
some little booklets describing the
city have been mailed throughout the
country.
Before Referee Henry T. \. Nolte
yesterday the creditors Of C. & +.
Rosenberg. bankrupt clothiers and fur
nishers, held a meeting at which a
petition submitted by trustees asking
authority TO sell the goods was grant
ed. Appraisers will start taking stock
at once. The trustees are Attorneys
Frank A. Mcmahon. ID. \. Mckee and
clyde +. Amos. The bankrupt firm
conducted two stores. one at Cameron
and the other in this city.
This evening annual congrega-
tional meeting of the First Christian
church will be held. Deacons, ushers
and other officials will! be- elected
while other important matters will
come up for consideration.
Final plans have been made for
the annual meeting OF the board OF
trade at which new board of direc-
tors. a president and two vice presi-
dents will be- elected. Other routine
matters will come up for considera-
ton at the meeting
The lev condition of many of the
cement sidewalks was the cause OF
many people getting hard falls last
night.
For the purpose of making the
walks about the court house less dan
gerous the county commissioners hao
a large amount of cinders hauled and
scattered over the pavements yester-
day.
Criminal court will start this
morning AT 9:30 O'Clock. there being
one case set for trial. and IL will prob
ably take some time TO try.
-Quit. number of persons scat
tered cindcrs over their sidewalks yes
terday. thus making them less danger
Gus TO pedestrians.
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OUT-THE- PIKE
Officers Installed.

AZ well attended meeting OF the
Henry Clay camp. Modern MoOdmen
OF America. h"la Tue sday evening in
the Knights of Pythias hall at Elm
Grove. officers were installed Tor the
ensuing year as follows: Venerable
consul. r. II. Walter: worthy advisor.
\. III. Walter: clerk. Charles 4. Klein:
banker. Oliver Criswell: escort, Elmer
Clark: Waterman. Richard Miller: out
sid" seminal. Sherman Palladium;
and manager. John Terrell. ]. r.
Wright and Charles Gorrel have been
selected as delegates and II. II.
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Auto Skids Over II
Foot Retaining Wall

VITA th"ir machines The United
Dairy company team fell down yes
'efday ~ N" corner % Fifteenth
street. directly In front 81 an outgoing
Elm tiroNc f-ciies. and u delayed the
car fo- -"y"rsl minutes
MANY people had had falls IN the
ci'N during tho oaH. aal while u Was
lmG. inE Tor Peopia to stand IN stores
snd zoos ont o. The SPRAYING shop-
gers. va an taluE bur a laughing
matter ,o them Cne man going down
Na'r street. 90 foI-f--url lot his
ta.t4.r". end iu faI ~ .rahnea he
Tour -Isa-rr -.rr Tl. stsr 49,
Torn .Cr-s end f-s-f -.f fs 80 st---,
5000 -e-rr--. .- ...rs ffr nan
'" Dc ...' --tlr- ...- PEE ts .arr-
ar a-.- -re rt ffar dive
~ .r .r..t --e h..E % tf.
ra- r-t.- or IT, sr.-.-
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InterestinQ Services

The revival services are being con.
tlnued In the Triadelphia VI. T.. church
and despite the cold weather a large
auulehce Is present at each meeting.
ms evening the pastor. Rev. e. r..
blsseil. VIII take for his subject,
Hen Rev. ;. X. Arbuihnot. u d.,
VIII preach Friday evening and follow
ing the service the second quarterly
conference will b" held DIR. Arbutb.
NOT Will also preach on SUNDAY morn.
Ing and afterward administer the sac
r;iment Of the Lords Supper On Sat
urday evening TN" subject OF the ser
mon will be Fools"
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TELEGRAPHIC TIPS

WASHINGTON-The black pow
der Law. enacted in Kansas in 1907.
to protect coal miners. was today up
held as constitutional by the supreme
court
WASHINGTON-The supreme cour.
to-day dismissed the appeal Of Dr. ".
!. McNauenton. of Emanuel county.
Georgia. from the death sentence i'm
posed upon him for the murder OF
Fred Flandono.
PARlS-N. no Selves. minister or
foreign affairs In the cabinet OF
Premier Caiilsux. resigned to-day.
PARIS-Hcnry Brisson. the radical
socialist deputy from the touches du
Rhone. who has been in the chair
since 1906. was reelected president OF
the chamber of deputies to-day.
WASHINGTON battalion of in
'aniry consisting ~ $40 men viii b.
sent 10y The United States 10 China Ia
help keep open railway eommunica-
zion between Picking and the sea
WASHINGTON. u. e. Representa-.
tive Victor l.. Berger. Socialist. az
Wisconsin. introduced q bll 10 daV 80
appropriate sl.uDu.p1u tor the esiah-
lishmcnt a. government -oHn.d de
partm-nr stores "a Washington. Tor
;h- benefit 20 government clerks
BALTIMORE -G.orse T. Cagla of
'sndor. y o. Vho was shot yssier
0ar hg Herbert IS knc. husband 81
%" woman eagle ~-p~c-.-I fo MARI.
-'s'd to-day from th' 'r-r.- of h.-
wounds
NEW YORK To- S..rf.rf or
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Ladies' Aid Society Meetina.

ON Thursday afternoon al 80
o'clock there will be- a social and bust
ness meeting OF the third division 81
III" Ladies Aid society OF the ThomI-
son Methodist Episcopal church. of
the Island. Mrs. n. r. Bell. leader
The meeting will b. held at the home
OF Mrs. Harry Timer Tibbins. No. 21y
North Wabash street. MI III" menu
h"rS are requested 20 attend as eac n
is To- tell how they earned "A dollar for
the division. pleasant time Is
anticipated.
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Patterson Council.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
tatterson council was held Tuesday
evening and Ia" session was devoted
mainly 20 the transaction OF routine
business. The ordinance relating TO
tapping onto sewer mains was held
over for final reading until the meet
ing which will be held January 81. At
this meeting the financial report viii
h made ana approved
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Regular Meeting.

tn" Regular monthly meeting Of
III" Elm Gro.- Volunteer ir,. com
IaEl Was held I.-f"rGar ,l.nina. in
IN. town hal ana was well attended
seal reports were. mad. IS com
miit"s and ruut.n.- business was
-. f.-.t.f'-d THE i..'atrs r,,sntlv or
d"fNi fuf fi" hook and ladder truck
fn.t leg "a -I fh.-. fnr The sG.-. sta
teens r.. 90 r-,. tt,J md O. liil 81
laiIrc h.i- f..r t-t.i..-I f.r m. u..,,
,h'uirtt frGrk witch Was "f,l.t,.i a
few Wssh-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-10
DRILLING Suspended

The work of drilling the test well
on the faubel farm up Big Wheeling
creek was suspended Monday night
after depth OF ~ feet had been
reached on account OF striking a nit
OF gravel The we'll will have TO be
closed before drilling can BE- resumed.
which will be in few days. as the
casing VIII be hauled from Elm Grove
ana has been delaped in arriving.
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Al The brides home IN Aetuaville
yesterday afternoon vas solefnuiZeJ
the wedding 0i Miss Ephmil" Love.
daughter OF Mr.. and IrS David Love.
OF that place. and sir Darwin Gail
o"as. bf Rev. J i. Leincnberet
oil""irg M" ceremony an elaborate
dinner was served aid The youu.,
'u1pl" started CO.. their Wedding
journey o. Columbus Nth the sreet-
iu- a. most 90 friends.
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Special Meeting.

\ special meeting of the session of
IN" stone church was held Yesterday
afternoon al the home of DR.. \. r.
Ruble. of Elm Grove. and q few mat
ters Of an important nature we're
transaCted.
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Missionary Society.

Tomorrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs. H. \. Brown i'm Elm Grove. will
be held the regular monthly meeting
OF the Womans Home and Foreign
Missionary Society of the Stone
church. The meeting will convene AT
o'clock and an excellent program
will be rendered.
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Meeting POSTPONED.

The special meeting of the Triadel-
phia District Board of Education.
which was called for last evening. has
been postponed until Thursday even
ing when II will be held in the board
rooms in the First National bank
building in Elm Grove. Several mat
ters of importance will come up for
disposition.