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Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27
PRINCIPAL BLOCKER
AND MRS. CROW QUIT
oKrrBBEHA COUNTY AGRfcuI-
TuaAL SCHOOL rRouBIE ENDS.


StarkviEie.-Af q meeting af th. trs.-
ties OF the 0ktihhsh. Countr Axricai-
tural High Sheool. Iorated az Lsnxvisw.
seven miles vest Of this eify. wkieA vas
held behind eio-c,i doors. Il was 4~~se.f
advisable to the board after an inx~-fs
cation. 70 dispense with the s~rvir~. ~
the principal. Prof. r. c. Bloek<r. sad ss>
Of tho assistant teachers. Mrs. LirEi-
Grow Tins acton vas DECIDED On snsni-
nously for the Esoi Of the csgl~x~. some
time before the meeting bssA tescherz
1~ndered their resiznations. Troabie has
been brewing. having n incipienry ara
ing from the rigid discipline promulgated
By the principal, announcing that the tss
frequent visits Of some Of the bays @
the Tris' rooms for social esnvsr.sfisn
be stopped Upon the exp~Ilsnx Of thr~s
Young men. rrports wsre cirrulat~d ~
flsrtIng on the chararter Of Prnf. Blocker
IN thu eject that he was tes familiar
with some Of the l1siy boarsers. hi.
aerusarian vas strrnnsasly a~nied w
him. and the young ladies sf the .esoal
supported the isriaratisu. ana the pat
rons and eitizens g-n@r.liy ard also th@
trustees. vindirzted him % the eh4rx~-.
Prnt- Btoeksr y a x~ntl<nsa Of hixh
cnarartsr AMI since ais oonn~cfiaa vita
the Institution has had the r~~p~rt II
everybody No aohl~r ady Exists tA.a
his wife. Who is m.trsn Of the .rhesI
While Prof Blocker % d-iixas>d st
the d~risiSn Of thu trnste-s a beng vim
aieztsss as may az sonr futlr- tine sift
sut the natter further in the ssurts
The sehaol hzs an earollmsnt 81 ss~r
20 pupils and is IN . fnurisAinx con
tItisn- Sane sf th~ srasieat. ~as lsfs
When the eharxrz we're preferred have
returned and the rsxnlsr etnczsinnxl rsll-
tine Of the iHseitnrsHan ~iI b~ resumed
The tr-Este~s -lertea Praf 7. A Lsrnb
as PrinrPal 70 sli re pxe- of Prsf
Biosksr AMI In-s7h Compton ~.s ap-
painted IN sIp~r.nfen.f the Agrarrlitural
department.. The forsnsr fnr sae p~ss
siv yesrs vas principai 81 the Starkvilis
= zh S.saoll. anl = a gsnfi~n.a u hixh
chErartsr and ru-s~--~s all t1~ gszAnnss-
tiaus sf an ~har1tiaa- Mr. Camptsa .
a spl~usIid Tsung naa ~ -stinshie ehzr-
art-r ant Hbality Anf thr s<ie~sisns are
s4sistsetary- Bssh arr A and ~ x-st
uat@~.
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27
MINE EXPLOSION
KILLS SIXTEEN
vine Of Dead Recovered at Aefsn. Ala
Forty Miners Entsnb>d-Shot
Fir. the cause
NO. 3

Acton. A4-->ixtewn miner. ar.
kzssn to have ben killed sad at I>>s<
aoz~n otaers we're still missing. a. the
r--ait Of an exPSo-ian IN the Alas&ns
FUEL sad Iron Compsny's mine No :.
ne.r Arr-. 50 we're r>scu~f alive rss
r-~rasr. fou-sd seven dad wh-s they
rraeh~d tie sixth entry
Estimate. Of miners employed near
the sr-n~ af the Disaster place the scsai
aanb-r ~Ao entered the mae a. -
II. anme- of the dad brsaxht to the
surise- inelsri-l.
l. T. PATTERSON
r. BRIGHT
IufN I-tNGSTnN.
nENRV CHILDERs
Burns KrTrRELL. bs-- driver.
WILL CLEVELAND.
JOHN HORTON
TWO SEGEOES
The sxplo=ssa ]. believed 70 have s>ss
the result OF ignitiou - . mas- u col
I~ss-d dust. -, oG by ninrr's 1sso
The mine was comparatively ns~. 50
was .sid by ofieial. to have S-ea pro-
vid<d With modern ~piYusxf shrouga-
out
negro Isbor and the t..iH~- A<-u cut rsp-
resent bssh rae--. a. -a- rsstses wAn
arss sutrr-sf IN ain. IN search ~ tho--
who might br alive r~P"Etesi su tAsir
return that they Pa~s~i a uuHhsr -
dead ba.iie- along the sicpe.
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

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- -....'--------.. - - -. -. =
= '-1'''4 '-.-s @Al
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sl,.Hs ~'1s, we @eoor
e's 49, S-41e tN-nts-
50. fA-s saH @l1 0osn A
so1e- H~-Al.sa-h- r. s"a ot ne
.a1@ SOBER a@fsaAin s4gre- Na9 n'liak
.-s .-1--n t-ll@x l--lFo-a Aaa ~
a~ me - -ss.-.1n1 . en@ pessE
- - =. = 1s'.,''1.1 -
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,e ~. hoa-,s ~ s--,.r.... - -. : 80,
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Iaw-~nr~x,rs~ .rb.,ux Lxwr~r~~xs1l,.
NJ IN rsof and rr--s Williams rrE
Esx- N 1903 Hss entered Harvard t.x
school and zradnared -'curn Iands =
He was n member Of the ssxrna Phi
fraternity. Carguyls society ard ne
Phi Beta Kappa ar Williams. Fsr ~
past year he has been working N ta~
Office Of District Attorney Whitman az
New York During the summer BE-
was admitted TO the bar of Nex Yark
state.
Mr. Sayrs's mother = NJ Martha
FfnIay Sayre, daughter of tha t.e-
William Nsyin. VINO vas pr~sie~ur AZ
Franklin azd Marshal college, u
Lancaster. Pa she = a ,ipsr~ usians ~
Hugh Williamson o. So-sa carnllnz.
one Of the trainers o. fhe Csnsfsszssan
cf the United States. aza = = .s=s.~
Of the Late Robert Nevia. h~aa ~ sA~
American ehareh AZ Rs1us. aass = su...-
IN Of Etheinsrr N@wfn. n. eampu~~r
otner w.ss. p-au.~ ~-~-s--.
The wezalaw os E~xwsa 49, .,..s
Fraaess savra was ~. shfr.~~rrs !. -
soIemnfz@a n th~ wThss~ Fsugmr -.
first was tkxs az eun. yrs.ss !, - -
Daily Madison. So h,,.a~-.s =
Joan C. Iaek4gn T.~v - go
seas SISTER rzex - - :,
Ja1xm Tus.s AZ waasn~kv - 49,
wedding that ss u.rsa 49,. -
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27
JEssgEs WEDDING CAKE

Jessie Wilson's wedding cake
vas a triumph of the pastry cuoks
arr- II was rxo and a half feet
tall counting the white orchids
that wsrs placed sn top of n. and
weighed rs pounds. The arst
layer was four inches thick and -
inches acrossA The cake contained
- Ingredients and It's cost was
about ssa9. Over rhs hosiy Of ire
cake was nodded thick white
icinx scroll wcrk. On is top was a
design for the initials of the bride
and groom. dome N silver. and
aruund the sides we're Iilies u the
valley N Waite sugar Thiz deli
einas eunfecfion xa< distributed m
1ls9 tzinry whErH boxes tied wifA
satin r<bnon and each az rhs proper
sizs 10 ~ wn1~x 90 pnzzsw % me
r~efpi~nr 90 brtng tr~ara
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27
zxcxTvxas PAYING DEposrruas
u,rxrrxz vh<. Acrsunts VII B<
asrt

Nsrieiza--xaii~ Receivers ]. A. Nc
Cam aad " C. Msore ~ the def1anrs
Uai-a B4Hk and Trast Company base
s&id d-pa<Itsgs sf .h@ in=titafion a. per
a-zt = 4<ps-ifs sad h4Eid@f>f s=.i55 .~r
e-ns Of - whol~ shIixzsieus of la
hznk- tasx ars unable 10 state at tai-
tine sh-H the asxr Evialend wia y
declared - the d~po-stars- The tasaI
aInaunr ,li1s cr-,ist8rs af the iastlfufias
: stss.9Gss8. To sfs~s thus 4mss1ns
the reeeivrrs azv- an snlaunt n eeaEss
OF colIertiau e-ssmssssi e,suserv4tIreiy az
sf-3. 600. This sf-st ruHzssts q aate-
-.sur-d ami un-srursI and laad~ n Ian
is-r,IaIs. Harrison ami Newton counties
with a fzee vaIus af s25a oes8
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27
PINcHoT VICTORIOUS At LAST
Proponents OF Federal contrsI sf water
Power Wins

wKsaiHzfsn--PSapoH-nts u federal
control OF water power rights. ed sy
clifford Pincaot. former chisi forester;
Hsnrv L Stinsan. former secretary sf
var. and WaIter L Fisher and James r.
Garfield. form~r secretaries 0f the iate-
-or. Won a riStsy IN the Natiossal Con
-evstiau Congress here in the first test
I'd strength on the paramount Is-us VI
-he sssemslagr- By 4 vote of 80 IN
"a a notion 70 refer - the r~soIation-
rumnittrs that portion u the report ef
The committee on waterway. vhish va
unanimous. z4s vstei DOWN AMI the rs-
por. subsequently, va. adopted without
a rau ezfi
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27
FIND Clue TO MISSING EDITOR


weeds "a LsmxAaz-
LsureL-lafarnatsaa hs. reached Lxa-
ri tA&t q m.a. eiash-les-. totally IN
ssae and N a stats Of sfxrvation. las
sssa wandering m a swamp near Sirhol-
un. "a. snd answers N .szns respects
70 th- t--criptsan Of Editor H. J. Lsake.
~Ao DISAPPEARED from Laurel On o<ssb<r
II. Ist~r~-s~'f parties rps eoun~rtion
vita he saerif of that ts~n, but could
Ebert N sstixfsetisn- Elr- Robinson.
ssepf.sa<r Of the Missing man, vent 90
NieAelssn n hops Of anainx cut ssrn~-
tang a<fnif.- Il seems that the country
P~upi~ sf that ise&lity are sfraid II the
a.4lnan. sn1 No one has had sufFieisrs
sszrss- % ioek aim ap. and ~ . sti-
roaming xrsznd tHs sxsmp. Mr.. Robin
san put sf-ers an th< trail az sne-s and
pu~t~r-s barring arrssst.ts d~s.il Of
Leak<fs app<~rznr- snd szsrizx re-
~.sA h>y- ~-n srn<f.n as~n ~, nnp
70 New G-i~sne- VIA L-ake cane =-s
. ltfie over . year sa-a. Ena bssue
e~iitsr and nanas~r OF the Laurel CAr8n-
ieis- Only ssx nsnths szB n S.- mar
red 70 AE. Je--se Gsrzzs Pslfrry. a.
Franklin. La
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27
UELEaxAIsl
DRESSING SACKS AND
OTHER DAINTY GIFTS

What could please. a dainty woman
nor- than the little dressing SACKS
made of null Or siIk Or snY % ths
thtn slmy fairies of which there ar-
90 many These fabrics arr gay VITA
printed flowers or covered with DOTS
and en- -5ruiderpd figures When =
plain nnlf or satsste ls used z q -n-
s~liished with tucks. eusbruieery sac
lace Ribbon rosetses and boNs are
s.~h on ali of these pretty morning
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27
Wants a cannufatian-

Lanrei-A PETITION = h-ing eirrulst-s
asking the governor o. eemHsufr the
<entenee OF death imposed apea fahn
Howard the n~gru esni -nsd IA tar Ian
rel iad under seutenee sf i~&Ea. sas~~
execution xss r~e~ntiv sx-i b. the 81
pr~me court for Iaanary ? Tbs peft
tisn % besag aamsroa-iF sizns-l
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27
WILL KEEP TROOPS IN TEXAS
All Fs4r Rern<afs VII Be ststioa.d
On the Bsrder.

Washington Two events CONNECT II
wsth The niEtxry and naval situation N
regard to N~xiea gave faInt rings II
interest," ethsrwiS~ unmarked by develop
nents. t.~n. Hiss eammanat5ng the
An~rsrxn taep- GA the American border.
~ss zzthorized % dsesin inliefi nitslv
sAs Secend cavalry Regiment at Fort
Bis. sna n. Fiffh at Fort Hraehuea-
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

Hzszir~nnzx -ra~ s~afrzf -anmits~~
ef ~rsens 0rxzazzxlsz* n xi--s~i-yi
was faxzn~f s~r~. - s~xia Q dr2=sac exzs-
zxa Cor b~3zrr x~s a. aid ias~r, eszz-
pAsassarT ssisxzEana- Fsaasosias 81 paysienI
sx4zan&Esnn~ -rhnmis are - ~-ar~ sax
szm~e ta~ raxAEs.a -<-v~ an -rAssi
hm&r'is- Mrs r a. H~nisr-ua sf ssr-~n-
VIZ w2s z@aie prr>ssi-ss 4z.f Mr. P "
FatRrr 81 Mrs@mh Ctr. .-sr-s2zv.
A r~~sfszs~a asks th@s xum-n tarsa<h-
eas1 ta~ stase. tA~ tairt >.1zalaE afs~rnson
- 14assary. pr1F sar sxser~-- II tA< rsrx
the srunizarsan hzs b-x4nL
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

MBHieh- HzvaEiz--The ioser house 81
the Bas.riHm Diet adopted by args
~&iarisy biu intrnslusiaz female sl.s.
fF1g- n the eIectioas for the commercial
and in&u-traf ssuF-~ and the gover.4-
su<HfsI chambers 81 sssnmsres and trai 5
srxxmixxt oa~
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

Apprsv- Pis.s for Msrskxnlvickxsurs
HixAwsy


frkssurw w-Wsrr-n enunfv se..ds
rsaiy - huiA a. part sf "a. yieksbarT.
s>riii.a hisA-.y. A m-~tisg - ts-
iossl cammitt~~ ]. shsrr- ss fk- rsrk
teok 5ls~e ssd 4 80 .r-~f ts.s the
sdrsrs 81 the state s.~sristssa wairh q
eir-vtinx sse bsz Undertaking. - n
fsrrsd - wsrrsas r~xasn~ss % do h~s
shars
As~-r4snxsy. y. :. wills 4 shsir-.a
81 th~ vrksbarx Meridian Highway ~
ssssisriaa. vii 10 .~nt the es~-rfal mes-
.x~
TAe heesI rseA ru<a. n-s. teo, a~eid~d
10 invss~ ths Hinsis esunty bsart sf sa-
vi~ar. - enne - vi<ksburx .t an esrsy
tass ard esn- 20 an a-ss<rxtxaiin< sbsu.
ths rsats - 10 s~i~srf .sd 70 arrange
for the eaun~sfiaa sf IL Warren sna shs
Hsn.fs esantY ru.d<.
Tws rsute@ arr anf~r esasili~rzfls lsn--
ss~ ts- Rsht~in's ferry rssa. snd the
stk~r ~ Ravins ssd "a Hslts ferry
Psai Psik. he w.rr-s esansy rosl.
saxin~sr. hxs b-~a deiexxt~s - prrp&r~
tats relative % tA~ u--t 81 r-ttinx the
raat- n shap~ FOE pzrsinr IN sne yravrl
sr ssher sarfsr- zss<ri.i that may ~
de~id-d en-. Mr. Psik vii b. sxp~-t-i
70 s~rnrs all z~e-~sry Information n
r~szrd ts nil~sr~. vi.trning sf rs.d~sy.
rsttiag dswn af hiii-. huilhlnx of eai-
Eerss. str.
warr~n esaney -i1 have he honor Of
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

Cuero. Texas.-tsov- Q. y. CotTaitf, sf
Texas. headed the annual turkey trst
parade here. consisting Of SO nr.
turkeys, whieh stalked through th-
streets IN aroVe- u few hundred ezeb
behind trained leaders. One giant hrsnzs
turkey xosbi<r drew q baby r.sriaF.
xfth sn-aII rhs.E passenger
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

gsrkssa--Festeral Issix-- r. c. Sa~-.
David D. sh~iby ant W. T. Grubh~ have
'iensrsi tas sppliesfiou Of R. = Darz.lI
sar "a nina~xism restraining ths Ml-sis-
siPFi Railroad Commission frBm enfsrr-
ag a asw frxi<at rate On Eogz over a
rzilruaa Les~~d and operated BY the eam-
RizinAaf- running soaahwe-terfy from
E4fe<xaiis 4hsut seventeen miles4
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

Jaekson---rhs sppruaeh Of the faff
state legislative session, with the threat
ra~d renewal Of the Hobbs insurance bill
wkeh rsrssd a ight on the floor Of the
STATE senate at the last session, Is draw
iRg the attention Of inssEzn-e men of
Mlssis>iPpt representing outside eompa-
MES. who are concerned over the out
esme Of sssch measarp-
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

vsiaen--The census report on gosss.
zinned in Carroll county, Hp 20 Ssv. I,
A. furnished Ny ". I'll King. sp~<i@I
agent Of the census burea1- shsws T,-sa
bales ginnsd To that date. As esmpsr-a
~ith s-3Is hsIes for the same psEsad IN
1874
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

I.snsian.-Focal sounds but not a<taal
woris have been transmitted By wireless
,eleuhane a,ross the Atlantic eeesn from
CTffd.u. ireland. to Glaee Bay. Nova
scotia. according TO a statement nsds
hv William Narconi. inventor Of wire
I--s telegrzPhy.
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

On Missis.ippi csrf Has un IN sf
rfrie<

Brooxhs--u--Csanf-- ar Boz. Lnev.
~ao-e rerene fivsrr~ from her husband
Count snfrr H.ye~t de Bon. Law. in
tae eaur-s Of Psris. attracted intern.-
t1anal sttsnesau- = q Missls.lppi zirf.
aaving ben bors sad rexr-i az Brsax
haven Th< Csunfsss DE- Batz Laev wa
formerly Niss Jali- 0iNeiF, daughter AZ
a wsEi-<no~a Linrsln county family Eer
aarriazr 81 D~--ab~r -. Last. % ne
tIri~t Fr~nrhm4n was asr s~-sud nssri-
aaniai rsaearr. her srse hs.b4n.i having
s~-u D T. Bxssh~i~r. . we~lthy ChicazD
lzsuh~rzsn- whs owned considerable
prap-rrr .1t~r~<es n Ais.i-~ippi. and it
sHs a. Brsskazusn that 10 met Ii. vsrrev
x.ss<s- -'xi whs af-~r~.rfs broke Iafs
~ rs-neh aaailsty. snd far-hwifh brsks
sat szzan-
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

Lsrdon--Ais= Sylvia Pzakharst sgaia
sIaded arrest after having delivered "A
inizmmstnrv -Ho rent speech at Can
mug TsSn- About fifty poiirsnea were
waiting outsidr the hal, oat Mss Pank-
hurst came through the main eatEAn1.
surrounded BY strong bodyxlzri- $40
reached her motor car AMI sut sFav-
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

Ta@ wur& Mixpmh Or Mapsh. - he.
nrs~. saa z@zea M4s<A Tswer Far
exampAe. e@~ Gaa@afs gl es. whsra -
read Ana Mxpah. Cor ~ sad. -
AasFa @4feh a13weeH mm AaA sAae.
wasn ~x Are aAssne ~ne frua naosh
sr- Fer saaa aaal axhr % rnm saR.
Ss<f pos nzzy konk II gnaxsa % N:
ILL., xesL Alsa L Sx1ax1 rs. Ia.FT
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27
ARREST NOTED sUFFRAeEITE
Charged VITA wuting Slogans "a wash-
irgton SlfevaIks

WashingtoH.-Miss Lacy Burns, one
Of the most prsmiHsut suffrag-rtes n
America and prominently identified wIfs
what the satis call the -ineipisat mIli-
tzry party OF the American suffragists,
vas arrested At Suffrage headquarters By
PoIic~nAn Colt on the charge Of shsikiax
-uffraz~ -loxzn< on Washing-9u sht-
walks
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

cf.rk~i1~s-Dr- : ~ cl4~. sf Lysa.
to- nsies ram Ctzrkssizle xhs has b-~n
ere % esaA Aema eaanfy'. twa repr-s~ntz-
slses q shs 0~rr ssss~ Of the .tzf~ sex-
lzsHr-- has r~~i<n~st. explaining IN n.
following Vabii<h@f esri.
Owing q p-r-anal datie< e VII b-
impossible far ne - give fun time xnsi
HEtzarisa - tA- l~xi=lAtire fnti~- az "A.
nsxt s~s~inn- sarA beng tTrs-. feel ia
NJ 4sfy - rrtara ny commissions 20
ysa- Daring ny hrief -xr~~r a. . legs
A2sar have trsesf AZ al times 70 perform
sh~ &atiss n an uprighs. epn~risnsisa=
szza<T- t-~i sery zrzssfIl fsr IA
tuvsl surpurt save r-r-sx-d frsn mv
-sasslrzents. aad .zsar- ysa Of NJ
rsauwrr x-zfsfsai~-
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

smnmag the Chrfsxmas sswsrx the
D~1z~~sria ~1znisite scarlet nox-
sr wnaeA waa ArAgE@9 from the M@xk
exa sw&zR~ b tne Ani@Fiean a0rixf
a@e rwistvstes ta p@rhap. rhe nsaws
goDmlxr. saa oasksts az thl4 mix-s
lwfsA whafs h~axheT ana ferns are eon-
sidsr~d szz&rt pres@nts sor this
Christmas AnSrieaa oezury ru~@s
are s1~ays n dealzaa sr tAs hogiday
smas1n
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

Ass fask--At sa>~ting OF printers
rid here Mzrsd<n G. Scott. president Of
Txpegr.phiezi uHisn S0- s. xzs nomi-
n4t~& for president Of the international
rypax--pas.I Unlsr 70 surreed lame
~ Lvn<h
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

Wilmington. v C-TAs British stssm-
ship Holtye. sailing from tAis pa-t vita
a cargo Of 2g.J.t bales Of euttsn. carried
What : ssd 70 - the largest cargo ID
cotton ever sent from an American port
The cargo : vaIHed At 81 $50
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27


Washington. Nov e5-En the bean
uf1i east room of the White House
AZ 80 O'Clock this afternoon Jessie
woodrow Wilson. second daughter Of
the PRESIDENT. vas made the wife Of
Francis Bowes SsTrs- Rev. Sylvester
He.ch Of Prineston- " J. performed
1e ceremony.
The entire affair was very simple.
a. had been requested By the bride.
zad the number Of yuests Was rather
sraIf-4istressingiy so to many per
sons tn offcfzl and social circles Of
Wsahi1x-nu who had expected ID -
essvs Invitations but wer. dsssppuinf-
Sd
Miss Margaret Woodrow Wilson
oldest of the three dauxnrers. acted
- maid of hanor 20 her sister. and
N1ss Eleanor RaEdolph v1-au. the
Youngest. was one az tAs srsdssnzsds.
Tne three oth<r hrfeezmzldz we're
Hiss Aa.izns Alxxn~zf srnxr az Prsn<~-
ssn- xnnsA<nr % Pruc wuzi.n n
Senz- Nzs Mar1ar1s Brswn cf kriaa-
~ Pa daughter of MrzL wEsan-s ers.n-
n Cal = T Rrs~a. zna NE.< Mz-J
O. Waite % Bzirtnur~. q cnsfex~ c~ferd
of .As br.c-
o.. G~enS.sI 10 n<sc Msn.
Mr.. Saxr~ wzz .rr-na.d ~ hhs s~ze
nza. Dr. wiffr~<f = Gr~afeH. the IA
NOUS medical missionary 70 n. ash~r.
men ef tHs L@hrzasr enasc The two
nen have l1ng been tasr friends and
Mr. Sayr- spent tso summers help
ing Or. Gr~nr-H with ais work
The l.hers we're cnzriss = Huxhes.
Ir- sou of Justice Hughes az rhs sS1-
prsUe cnHr- and n elaszmzfs Of Mr.
sayrs IN rne Harvard law schncE. Or
Gilbert Enrzx 1f Neureiafr. " = VITO
vas q ctzzsmzrs NJ Williams college
IN 1858 and nov NJ Tadns Hopkins uni
vers1xys BENJAMIN Burton ar View
YORK efrT. and Dr. Seville Clark az
Salem. Nzzz. vso was Mr sayres
companion IN Lxnraanr znd x@x1surd-
lz1d
Weoaiss eo,sn ~ livery Satin
The brides xuxH vss of>szrin. Of
n set ivory rtne. trimmed wsrH bead
rif1I lace. sssh cid and rzre. Il wa
made IN New Tsrx and sAe women
cnnn0isseurs 4ecIa-=d that Il xzs a
MASTERPIECES. The lingerie IN the
trnu<s@4a u az the most dainty nate
raj aad : al ha1d made The maid
sf homer and bridesmaids we're heaurs-
faIIy zoxzed zad 81 locked their best
Coming rtx1r IN the nidsr Of the
ehryzzaraem1m season. this was
made a ehrysznrhsmum wedding and
tnar fewer vas used most profusely
n Alarming the White House Az the
brides fzvorire cnicr is nauvs. thar
vas made the prevailing eulor ID the
decorations The east room. and In
deed all the rooms in the presidents
mansion. were beautiful indeed
Depart On Their t+aneymooa-
After the ceremony was eemplered
azd the couple had received the cen
ordinations Of the guests. refresh
uents we're served and then Mr. and
Mn Sayre Departed far their honey
moan- Their plans include a visir to
ths home Of Miss Sevfr. Mr.. sayreIs
amt. NJ Windsor Furxes. near Church
tnwu. Pa. where they first met After
January they will live in Williams
town, Mass. for Mr. SaFre Is rr sever
hin connection with the ONCE Of Dss-
tricf Attorney Whitman In New York
and become assistant to Harry A. Gar
neid. president Of Williams college,
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

Jaek-sns-->everaI Of the smaller oil
-mill- n the state that have no tank ears
ar contemplating early withdrawal from
tie --d market because Of the g.rnish-
m~nf accompanying the antitrust pro-
e~--ilaz~ hIed ny the attorney general
sxzinzf al OIL mills in the state
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

Tssares ersuu AImss< Esss,snsrs-
L. 10 nc< gsne<zIly known that TO
bsees b Eruvn in nearly every csun-
uy Ia ths vuxf1-Enziznd. ireland
Frzne~s sw1<zsri.nd. Spain, rtzix.
Chinz- Ispaz. Uruguay. ArEenrinA.
lava and - on thrusghsax tie woriA
szeeps In ezzrsus zorthern and south
IN h<lknceG
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

y sssisgtaa--0ne person was serious-
~ hart and five sth~rs shghtiy injured
~ q eaii ssica between passenger trains
st Hartsn. :. e.. an the southern Raj
~sy, seusssiax 70 .avie-s to headsaar-
tsr~ Of tho company hr---
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

New Rochelle. y while N f.z-
way 70 make good his promise 70 -faol
the sEr-eO1s.- msie mere than tso
wears ago when his aeek was broken,
Waldorf Miller dIei q stomach tr0abls
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

Charleston W Tegmnir OF Mzn-
haitian. Kasl- treasurer Of the W. Z.
Swain Shaw No. !. whsh has been pIsy-
ing here. eanmitfed suirisir. BY shooting.
at the sho~ ear
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

Wazhingtoa--Ths war department. or
derpd Gen- Hugh T. scott eomm2ndin
the second cavalry brigade at Fort Bliss,
Texas, TO proceed IN haste to the Navajo
srvnrv 20 confer VITA the Indies chiefs
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

n ever the time enns~s wAxa 90.
men snzu eom< t0<sfAer szmvlr xnsg
purely for th~ bea~6x a maaxsnd. Il
VIII hs . Dow~r saek - tA< waxsa k~s
never dreamed c<---Maxrh~w kr.oha
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

There szs one disappoinfmear 6a-
those Who attended the wedding. far
the gtfrs we're noe put a1 display K
10 known that these incEuaed mani
h~anrif1I and valuable articles sent
By relatives and personal friends Of
ne bride and groom and Of their tam
HES and BY admirers Of President
Wilson Handsome presents were
sent By both the senate and the house.
thai Of the latter being n diamond Ia
VALERIE which Miss Genevfsvs Clark.
daaghter Of the speaker. bought for
the representatives in New York
Ggests LIMITED to 400.
Those who were invited 70 witness
the wedding were mostly personal
friends and the number was kept down
close 70 four hundred The list was
pared and revised several times. and
a. has been said. the operation result
ed IN many hear-hurnings. From the
house Of representatives circle. for
Instance. the only guests were Speaker
Champ Clark. Mrs. Clark aad Miss
G~nevfevs Clark. Mariory Leader Tn
derEood and Mrs. Underwood. and
Minority Leader Mann and Mrs. Mann
As mixnf be expected. the streets
outside the White Hcuse we're as
crowded AZ the police would permit
WIKI curious PERSONS eager 70 satrh
the arrival and departure Of the xz@sfs
and trying To obtain through the WIN
tcws a glimpse Of the 6ninxs wirhfz.
The police arranxements we're adzir.
ahle and nothing happensd. IN ths
White House or outside. TO mar the
happy occasion
The wedding Of Mr. Sayre and Mss
Wilson was the thirteenfh 70 BE- ee4s.-
brafsd m the White House. bat the
bride has always considered = her
lucky number Instead OF a haaaoa.
There have been mere than twenty
weddings in which either the hrsds az
groom resided in tke White House,
and the last wedding cer~mony per-
formed there wzs the cne xhich unsr@d
Alice Roosevelt and Ssehoazs Long.
worth Todzy's event was nueh apsGes-
er than thzf one. and the guests act
nearly so numeroasA
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

Sxcnez are fn2n4 - Nevada which.
wnr places apart. begin 10 travel
towA1 = eamnan center The pr<z-
en~s lode ssnn@ or rnzrH~rf< iron
ere is ne explanation x * sa=ncr
eacm-
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

CNesra-AIh~rt zsnzis- ~ yezrs elf
.has snd killed MS mother and himself
A s1t- said xinki~ and has mother wers
-A.sd ~ a. s~tter or deal
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

Anybcdy can symparhize with the
su1srinxz Of friend. but ir requires q
very me naxure-it requires. in fact.
the nature Of a true tndividaaIiss-to
sympathize With a friends success
Oscar Wide.
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

Mrs sayre was born In GAINESVILLE.
Pa twenty-five Years aga Shs a.
tended the wonnen1s coli~xs az H4lta.
mare and was an hnasr nemh@r ef
the ciazs cf 1s5s. being xi<a eEaes@d a
member ef Phi Beta Kappz For twa
Oxford eagle., 1913-11-27

n Oxfo<s os1nsnsoL
y Eggru< - beoxhes mere asa VIVA
uzM1 e4tEAes vita
ar uxuwn NJ 20 be
u b<s< asA st1ries.
Hs<hi1u OF aas.