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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-10-02
Raleigh
County
News
By WIN. r. Denny.
(Clnclnded from Flint Paeel

tConcluded from First Page.)
Ms. Evelyn nbhs is quite sick AT her
home, Wickhsm.
Mr. Albert Rodgers, our popular real
estate agent is making his business 20.
he sold ten lots last week and seven this
week. The coal diggers are beginning
IN learn u save a dollar.
Prof. r. Clopton Of Vanderbilt
Tenn, Is in Lester To take charge of the
s'hool children early Monday morning
Attorney VIM +. Denny Wa admite.l
% practice I'm the Supreme Court Of Ap-
peals of the state OF West Virginia, Sept.
-, in Charleston.
Mr.. Harry Sims and Mrs. Susie Smart
left this week To attend the fair at Roam
oke.
Rev. and Mrs. Bullock passed through
enroute home. They now live At Lewis
burg The Rev. is three hundred
FOUNDER and the Madam is % FOUNDER.
Look ont chickens of Greenbrier.
Mr Emma johnson entertained .ever
al friends in her mothers home Thurs
day night. Many Beckley ladies and
gentlemen were present. The electric
lights went out on them and they had t.
spend the night at Sprague and grt m,
early and swim the dew to get To work
Friday morning.
Judge I. j. McGinnis is talking poll
tics; he is bound To lie winner. Boy.
lets vote for the good Judge.
Attorney Denny leaves Sunday for
Washington. Richmond and Rockcastle
lie will spend a few days with his son
Master John W., who is attending Bel
mead College there.
We call attention To an article written
by Mr.. b. w. Payne, subject "Self Pres
ervation." Mr.. Payne has caused M T..
say ''me to-"
A daring ROBBERY was committed at
Dorthy last week, the result a girl by TN.
name OF Loan Hackney is in Beckley Jail
waiting the call Of the grand jury. The
three men got away and the Italian does
not know them, 30 Loan will have all Of
lhe blame to bear.
Kew l.. Pierce. pastor of Eccles Cir
cult A. M. F. Church and Rev. Smith of
slsbfork leave Monday for Elkins to give
an account Of their stewardship to BisIlo,.
Shafier.
Our Raleigh county reporter sends in
the subscription OF Miss Elnora Adkins,
OF sprague, w. Va. and Miss Regis v.
Denny, Of Richmond, Va.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-10-02
Northfork

At the Lehman Bros tailoring estab-
lishment in Northfork. you can have
your clothes cleaned and pressed by a
sanitary dry CLEANING apparatus while you
wait In fact they are up-to-date in every
respect.
Bear in mind. we venture they
are the only tailors in this field
To convince yourselves call and
see their goods. their workmen-
ship. notice carefully and impair
tally the styles. taste. beauty
and tit of the clothes made by
them and be thoroughly con-
WINGED. Their convenience added
to their scientific knowledge and
perfect skill ought to com mend
them to any one who may want
clothe made, cleaned, repaired
or pressed. They are "Johnnies
on the spot"
Miss Cosby Heddricks of Taze
well was visiting her people and
friends last week for two or
three days.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-10-02
Freeman

X. &. simpson. one II Mercer county's
Succe>-iul business men, j. having under
way Of construction very fine re-islence
with T. rooms. When completed il will
~ one 81 the finest residences belonging
n colors-i people IN the county.
=. X RiPpy of Vivian Wa visiting his
SISTER Mis- Minnie Rippy last sunday.
The -chool work J. exceedingly good.
Rev. A. W. Randolph preached his
farewell sermon sunday. lie has had
charge 81 the NJ. r. Church here for the
past three years and has been very sue
ces-ful.
Mis- Minnie Rippy, ore of our h-~t
women, highly cultured. will have pub
iisbed soon an announcement Of her early
marriage. Her many friends and sd-
mirers viii share individually with her
any 81 the blessings 81 life. Her friend.
are n be reckoned by legions.
0reen Pate, a most successful farmer
who owns his own home, and q christian
industrious ard economical.
= 10 be congratulated for the hugh tone
stand he = taking Tor race Independence.
There =, perhaps, no man in the sssse
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-10-02

In another column OF this is
sue appears a statement over
the signature of Hon. F.. C.
Cook. Prosecuting Attorney, in
which be makes it plain what
qualifications q citizen should
have to entitle him to vote. This
statement and the section of the
code of West Virginia which fol-
lows it was caused by the efforts
on the part OF some Democratic
registrars TO brow beat, intim.
idate and brighten Republicans
who are ignorant of the law and
keep them from registering.
This is an old game of the Dem
ocratic party. played in every
Southern state from 1876 to the
present 1t is one of the meth
ods used by them effectively
against the Negro especially in
every state in which the Negro
Is now DISTINGUISHED and il the
Negro hopes TO escape the fate
which overlook their brother In
the South they mus. see tina,
their names are upon the regis
tration books. Do not take ths
word OF any one that your name
has been transferred but see that
1t Is on the books. Register
now do not delay. Every male
Citizen Fl years of age who has
resided in the state one year ano
IN the county sixty days is en-
titled TO vote but unless your
name Is upon the books you will
be unable 70 exercise this right.
Monday and Tuesday, October
and 6 are the last days for tn.
registering Of voters. Let ever,
man that is entitled TO vote, reg
lister. Do it now.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-10-02
Republican Conference

An important conference Wa held at
the Mckinley Club in WEIGH Monday
night between the Republican county
NOMINEES and other Republican leaders.
The political situation Wa di-cu--ed and
plans suggested for getting the hIl Re
publican vote registered. Interesting
talks were made BY Col. James r. Jones,
Editor VI. 7. Whitfico and oth~r..
Among tbo-e pre-ent were the CHAIR
man Of the Republican County Com
rnittee, Hon. W. W. whyte. President
OF the County Court, james Elvooi
Jones. Nominees fo- the Hou-e 81 Dele
g>tes, W. w. Hughes and @. y. Har-
man, Supt Of Schools, W. q. COOK.
Prosecuting Atty., y. @ Cook, Circuit
Clerk, W. Burbridee Payne, Judge \. O.
Herndon. O. NJ Gates, Mr.. Graham.
Mr. Crccks<t, Of Caneibr.ke; Ms.u.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-10-02
Notice.!

thursday morning, September sth.
1914 court convened pursuant 10 adjourn
ment- Present: James Elwood Jones.
President; DIR. r. X. Braeonier and q
r. Upton, Commissioner.
ms day =. A. daley, a LEGAL voxev
and Ire holder OF Big Greek Ma0;.ter;sl
district OF Mcdowell county. prp~rntr~d |.
petition OF himself and fifty i5Ol otbe,
legal voters and Sree holders Of said d.
trlct, asking thst the proposition "A The
issuance OF bonds OF said MaxissprisI dis-
,rict Tor the purpose 81 Constructing pub-
iic roads in said district - follow,
graded dirt road beginning NJ The
sandy River district line running nm
Dry Fork 20 the town OF Eneiish and
rom English an improved public hieb-
way mp Dry Fork BY the towns of Fer
VINO and Oanebrake and thence scru~
tne mountain b yacob's FORK ani az
-nnng mp jacobs Fork % the Virxinis
Iine, IN the amount OF One Hundred Sir
ty-nve thousand (tl65 600. COZ Dollar.
snomitted 10 the IeEzl voters OF said
olstr,ct az the General Election TO be held
OF me srd day OF November. 1914. A.
p'oV'ns1 IN chapter 3, section z5a Of the
petition u filed
IL - therefore ordered that n vote n.
taken At the General Fiction Co. -.
and county officers o. be held In th.. ..;d
Big Greek Msgisterisl district al McT,o~
Ell county ON Tuesday after the 3 r-f Nc,
day IN November. 1914, that heins h.
5rd day OF November. 1914. un-or the
question OF Issuing bonds Of .sid Bic
Creek hagisterial district b the smoont
Q. One Hundred sirty-hve Thon-snd
sioo.ep.Oo) Dollsu, dated the ART
DAY OF January, 1915. bearine Interest A.
tbe rate 81 i've (5) per centum per an
nun and payable In from twenty f1O.
~ tnirty (SYD yesu from dase of sucb
Oono- ior ne purpo~e Of constructing
fosns IN said district ~ above set ont: n
appearing n the court that such pro.ro~r-d
indebteSine>s, including exissing indeb<rd
ne-s. dos not exceed two and one Ali
u i-zl per centum on The tafable pror,-
erty Of said msgisterisi district a. s.cer
tanned BY the Last assrwmcnt Tor .t.s-
and county levis~, preyious 10 The incnr.
rIng OF said indebseine.: and n n o.
hsr ordered that here Be Iev,~d and
collected upon the taxable property N
seid district direct annual tar sufF, c;~nt
- pay annually the inserast on mrh
Donds and tho principle thereof within
and NOT exceedine thirty (3Ol years. but
such tar shall not exrssi thrre fsl o>nts
on earh One Hundred $1,000 DoIlsr.
?, texsb'e property In ~sid maxissrriaI
Thisori~r shall be pulaishsd a roosb-
ont he sad msgisesrsaI DISCREET ior thlrtv
days, at lesst- before The poll n taken'
The eIsst Of m. so-rs .h.a &C., .|
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-10-02
KNICKERBOCKER
STOCK COMPANY A
CLEVER COMPANY

The Knickerbocker Stock Co
made it's initial bow TO Keystone
theatre goers at the Colonial
theatre last evening and were
greeted by house packed from
ceiling 70 Dome. At Sunrise was
the play chosen for the opening
and IL was indeed q happy selec-
ton upon which TO ride To pop
ular favor. The company is well
balanced and gave the best Of
satisfaction. The writer thinks
this company has the best show
that has ever been seen in this
city. The play was a good one:
the scenery was admirably suit
ed 70 the play. The actors could
really act; and when you take in
70 consideration the popular
price that was charged you more
than get your moneys worth
Thew will be here for two more
and for tonight Tie
Burglar and the Wait" In an.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-10-02
Notice to Take Dispositions.

hate ke>>sler
Julius Kessler.
To Julius K,-ssl..r:
Take notice that on Nov. ,. 1914.
at the Law Offices Of :. h. Noon. m
the town Of Where, Ne DowelI
county. w. Va. between the hours Of .
o'clock a. IN and O'Clock p. nm. of that
day, shall proceed To take the dep 81
tons OF myself and others To h. mad A.
evidence in my behalf. in n certain snit
IN equity, depending in the Circuit Cont
OF Mcdowell county, wherein ann plain
TN and you are defendant; AMI ii from
any cause the taking of the said de:,o
s'tions 're not commenced. or. II COM
n'enced, t~ not eonciuiei, On that day.
the taking thereof will H. adjourned from
time % time, at the saline place and l,..-
tween the same hours until the same shall
be completed.
Kate kessler
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-10-02
LET THEN THIRST AND BURN.

West Virginia is dry, Virgins
has voted dry. Now let the pro-
hibition laws be SO rigidIy en-
forced that It will be impossible
for any old red ncSed bum ano
pink nosed prohibitiunists TO get
. drink this side of the River
Jordan or between Dan and Ber
shseba- There is no invectiv.
too bitter, no Arrangement Lo
severe, no structure TO caustlc,
no sarcasm too biting for rs 70
huri 81 the heads of those devils
who voted dry and drink wet,
They are the most consu mat
hypocrites in the body polite u
dsy, and We hope they die OF thirst
and go 70 hi in a celIuoid auto.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-10-02

In discnssing the coming political cam
psign light with DR. r. L. Youneue OF
"eieh this week. the Doctor had thi. u
say; II have been over much 81 Me-
Dowell county and have talked % quite
a numf'er OF my friends i'm several other
counties of the Fifth Congressional dis
triet who tell me that they are satisfied
to 40 70 the polls and vote for the Repub-
lean nominee, Hon Edward Cooper. -
lie said further: The Republican par
tvs hope and it, strength i'm the stat.
depends upon electing a man who IL not
only successful business man but a
scholar, lawyer and politician Of. the
old Abe Lincoln ami Mckinley stripe.
Not only do believe the iaborers. both
colored and white II whatever condition.
ought q support Mr. Cooper. but he
l'eve truly that il ~ are u have a man
IN the HOUSE Of Representatives who can
AMY represent thu great people OF the
Filth Congressional district Ne could not
10 better than o. act like men, by going
IN the polls on the :;rd day of November
and cast our ballpts for Mr.. Coof-r. The
men OF wealth. honor and renom are
going u do il; then let IN. all like men
pull orr coats oil. roll our sleeves up and
set in the fight ipr the election Of every
Republican nominee i'm November"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-10-02
Glen White
By James Coleman.

The Winding Gulf Ministerial and
Deacons Union was held here in Shady
Grove Baptist Church of which Rev. w.
K Woodson is pastor, on the oath and
18Th The president called the house TO
order at 80 p. m. and singing was led
by g. III. Rollsns, Deacon Ross invoked
the blessing of God upon the body after
which Rev. Mitchell and T. A. Martin
sang a hymn, Rev. Mitchell read the
18th Psalms, the Union entered into the
business session. Rev. q. w. Mead was
the choice of the body TO preach the IN
troductory sermon a. DIR. Hunter wa
absent Rev. w. r. Woodson was elect
ed Secretary Of the Union after which
some very interesting subjects were dis
cIissesl
X T. Thornton preached from the
text LIST Timmothy 3:l5, subject BE
Have" from which he delivered an able.
instructive and spiritual sermon. The
closing sermon was preached by Rev. T
j. Brandon from Zachariah 1871. snb-
jet, AN open Fountain" Rev. Bran
don, ~ president Of the Union. gave y
high class lecture 70 preachers and con
gregation on how they should act in
church. Place of next meeting, Eccles.
W. Va.
Mrs. Lillian Love and Mrs. Ruth
Coleman who visited the Roanoke Fair
returned Sunday evening and report a
nice trip.
Mr.. William Preston and Miss Julia
H. smith were married here Saturday.
September %.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-10-02

who is more at home and has more than
brother Pate.
Mrs Jas b. MeCIoud left this week
for Columbus, Otto, where she will visit
her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Tune, property
owners, are strong supporters of Rev.
Mekoy's church. They are also sub
scribers TO the Times.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-10-02

voters 70 get busy. Election day
Is Novem her 3rd. Will you b.
able TO vote that day: Have you
decided who il il for whom you
are going TO vote? Cooper for
Congress is our Slogan. You
can't turn him down.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-10-02

Get of your high horse OF self
importance and lets get busy for
the November election. Nom
mating a man is not electing him.
"A vote for Republican nominees
In November means prosperity.
fair dealing and plenty Of work
for everybody with a pocket full
Of money.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-10-02

b. Hampton Gray. Geo. Wolfe. lack
Edwards, 5 w. Patterson, Sam Pstter-
son. w. j. McClaren. Elder Evans. Sam
VI walker, r. w. Cullen, Squire A. O.
iiunord' Dn- s. A. Daniels and w. b.
stevens, President of the Mcdowell
county Co'ored Organization, ]. f..
PARSONS: Publishers of The Mcdowell
Tines NJ T. whittico and T. Edward
Hill.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-10-02

Only thirty more days 1e..rs
the final election day, Nov. Bird.
To vote is a great test and proves
ones citizenship. You must be
registered before election dav or
else you can't vote.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-10-02

CoIored men, we all helped u
nominate Hon. Edward Cooper,
and by the earthly gods OF this
district prove by your manhood
you viii help 10 elect him. Regis
Ter. get your friends interested
and thsu AL zee that your votes
Are voted for Cooper and the Re
publican pominees.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-10-02

o. prinssd - may be n>c>--~ry. AMI sign
t,e sane: he shall f~rrh~ith p 90 one of
useu IN . con~'s'~'iou- place in rs office.
one g ne fro"t 4 -or OF the @ .urt HouSs
and deliver the ether On the Sheriff Of
thu couuty. wi,o hall forthxith post one
OF aid copies IN 4 snspicnon- pla,e NJ
every voting place ip.the ~si,i msxi-terisi
d,s<rset. and . CODY ri this order - d.
rersed 20 b. publishei in the Mcdowell
Recorder and The Mcdowell Times. t~a
Newspapers published in this county. f.r
hke period. The phi shall th~reupon
De taken and the result s~.srrtsin.-i IN
der the law prescribed for general el.~.-
nons Tor state and county officers The
nsiSoes ned fo- taking said poll. -hsll 10
the s.me - I'll - used in voting for STAT.
and county oiiise~s. and there shall H..
writsen "r prints-i thereon the wor.ls
70, Road Bonds" and Against Road
The bonds shall ~ i-sussi in denon,-
inatsons 81 not le>~ than One Hundr.-i
txiuo.U) Dollars nor more than One
tnouand t$lrOOO) Dollars. and sh.ll
be payable i'm not more than thirty ,.,nl
yesS and not ls.s than twenty t:ai) years
rom u's-ir date. at the option OF the
County Court. and the same shall 10
written or printed on the face of such
bonds.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-10-02
PROSECUTING
ATTORNEY
Makes Statement; Tells How to
Register; Gives the Law.

Complaints have come TO me
that in some precincts in this
county registrars have refused
TO register persons desiring to
be registered unless such per
sons have been residents of the
county for six months.
The law does not require such
residence, but does require that
the person registered shall be
a resident of the state for one
year and OF the county for sixty
days; and all persons who are
otherwise qualified to vote and
who will have been residents of
the state for one year and of the
county for sixty days at the time
OF the election on Novem Der 3,
1914, are entitled tn be register
ed. Any misrepresentation to q
voter of the necessary qualifica
tons for registration, the effect
of which is TO keep such voter
from registering, will be intim-
idation, and is a violation of the
law.
For the information OF the
registrars and of persons desir-
ing TO be registered desire to
call attention to the following
provisions of the law:
Sec 30. chapter 3, Code. Fix
- residence at one year in state
and sixty days in county.
Sec. 98s Nv. Every person
shall be registered who will be
entitled to vote at the first cleo
ton occurring after the regis
tration by reason of his arriving
At twenty one years of age be
fore the time. or by reason OF
his having resided for q suffi-
cient length of time In the state
and county. provided he is other.
wise qualified.
Sec. 9Sa VII said registrars a
ter examining any voter are not
satisfied as to his right to be
registered, then said registrars
shall require said voter TO make
an affidavit in writing, on blank
form TO be furnished, which aft =
davit shall be duly subscribed
and sworn to by said voter be
fore either Of said registrars.
and in which affidavit said voter
shall answer fully the questions
giving information as required
under section four of this chap
ter, and il said affidavit shows
that he Is a voter in said precinct.
he shall then be registered by
said registrars. Said registrars
having registered such voter
upon his affidavit, may mark said
AFFIDAVIT challenged" and re-
turn the same, with their list OF
registration, TO the clerk of the
county court. and said clerk
shall preserve said affidavit in
his Office. and either registrar or
any citizen or any voter OF the
county may appear before the
county court and have the right
OF said voters registration de
ter mined ny said county court.
Sec. 95a XII. Any registrar
who shall wilfully register the
name OF any person not a QUAIL
lied voter in his precinct, or vii
fully reject from registration
the name OF any qualified voter
shall be guilty Of a felony, and
upon conviction thereof shall be
confined in the penitentiary not
less than one nor more than FIVE
years: and any registrar who
shall fail N perform any other
duty required OF him under this
act. shall be guilty OF INSIDE
mesnor and upon conviction shall
be 8 ned not less than 6fty nor
more than i've hundred dollars.
and confined in the county Jail
not less than one nor more than
six months, in the discretion of
the court.
r q COOK
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-10-02
Important Notice To
Elks

Tn account of being overrun with al.
refreshments this week we were unabled
70 publish the continuation Of the Grand
Hxaieed Rulers proclams ton; but same
Will appear in the Mcdowell Times in an
early Issue
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-10-02

Colored men, have you regis
teredg Answer our question:
Have you registered?
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-10-02
STATE OF West Virginia.

STATE OF West Virginia,
County OF Mcdowell to-wit:
L. w. W Whyte, Clerk oi the County
court OF Mcdowell County. do hereby
certify that the foregoing order il a true
and correct copy FINN the records of INV
$40 Once A. the same exists therein in
Minute Box No l3. page 76
Given under my hani and cal Of said
(sEAL) Court this sIst dsy of Sent,.,n-
her, 1914.
W. W. WHITE, Cl-rk.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1914-10-02

Wen now 10 the time for all
Arizona republican., 1914-12-05

Eighty-five per cent of the gross proceeds from the sale of Red Cross Seals goes 10 St. Luke's Home. Help your local institution.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-05

The ladies of the church and the children will sell the tickets. which are now ready for distribution Keep the date open for the Queen Esther Cantata.
Arizona republican., 1914-12-05
QUEEN ESTHER CkNTATA
 CAST IS ANNOUNCED
Ten Principals Named for Methodist
 Entertainment Next Thursday.

With the full cast announced for the first time the Queen Esther Can- tata now approaches it's final days of preparation. The ladies of the First Methodist church will present the cantata with chorus of forty voices. ten principals and thirty-two children This will be given in cos tune at the high school on TnursdaE and Friday. Dec. 17 and IS.
 There will be no seats reserved, as the ladies thought best to have one general price of admission. The chor- us work is fine, and together with the musical talent of the principals, who are among our be:l musicians, this affair will be well worth while good place to spend an enjoyable evening. besides helping good cause. Cast of characters are:
 Esther the Queen ....-....,....
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1914-11-13
A Beautiful Wedding.

Beautiful in every detail, with an
elegance and solemnity characteristic
of the occasion was the wedding We'd
nesday evening, at $50 o'clock, Of
Miss Made Graves, Of this city, and
Mr.. Clifford C. Rogers, of Memphis, at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Helen
Graves, on Broadway. The handsome
home was beautifully and lastly,
though simply decorated with potted
plants and ferns and chrysanthemums,
by loving friends of the bride.
The beautiful ring ceremony was
used in uniting the destinies of this
happy young couple, who will go hand
in hand and heart to heart down life's
pathway
Rev n b. Harmon, Of the Metho-
dist Church, said the impressive words
in the presence Of only relatives and
near friends.
The bride, attired in a becoming
suit of blue, with accessories ensuite,
carrying an exquisite shower bouquet
Of pink chrysanthemums, madeta pic
ture of loveliness and beauty. Miss
Made is the eldest daughter Of Mrs.
Helen Graves, and her fine qualities
and charms have given her high place
in the hearts of all who know ber.
Mr. Rogers is a valued and popu-
lar employe of the National Halvester
company, with headquarters atl Mem
phis, Tenn.
Seldom have young people been so
beautifully remembered by friends and
relatives as Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers have
been. The home of the bride was
a sparkling, dazzling array of beauti-
full and costly wedding presents, ac-
companied by expressions of love and
very best wishes for long life of
happiness.
After the ceremony and congratula-
tions, mingled with blessings, had
been heaped upon this fortunate pair,
they left on the 7 o'clock train for a
bridal trip to st. Louis, after which
they will be at home in Memphis,
Tenn.