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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-28
ST. PauI's Church, Nutley,
to Celebrate Anniversary

The members of st. Paufs Congre-
gational Church, Nutley, will begin
the celebration Of the twentieth an
niversary of the church tomorrow
The celebration will last for week.
Rev. James a. Farley, of White
Plains, N Y, the first pastor OIL the
church, will preach the anniversary
sermon tomorrow. 5. II. Nl!lains'
barintone, will sing Thy VIII DE
Done" and The combined choirs Will
render the two anthems God So
Loved the World and Seek He the
Lord" There will be a special musical
service in the evening. The follow
ing numbers will be sung: The Pun
lican.p Mr.. Williams; THE LORD Is
NV Light" duet. Miss Elizabeth Van
Wrinkle and Frederick Clements an
thems bv the choir, He VIII Feed
His Flocks," "Oh, Be Joyful in the
Lord, and The Radiant Morn" The
pastor. Rev. Henry j. Condit, VIII
preach in the evening on Goo
Music Lesson.
On Monday evening there VIII be an
organ recital by Scott Wheeler, or
ganist of the Church of the Hoy
Communion. New York city, assisted
by Mrs Arthur A. Hebert and Fred
erick Clements, soloists. on Wednes-
day evening preparatory service be-
fore communion will be held.
on Friday evening there will be a
reunion and historical social gather
ing. Thomas Clements will read a
history of the church. Rev. ). l.
LOOMS, of Westfield. who assisted az
the organization of the church, VIII
speak. The pastor will give pic
torial history of the church. on sun
day. Anil 5, the anniversary celebra-
ton vii CHOSE with the communion
service az reception of members.
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III
NUTLEY

ms Thompson and Miss Perriman,
olIee ,sheville, n. c., are guests of Mrs
en- p. Ames. of Grant avenue.
mi. Mrs. Alfred V. Leaman, of North
nj coad, has returned from a weeks
ofstay in New York.
Mrs. Robert Hart. who has been
the guest of Mrs. Edward Dillon, of
Hiehfeld lane, has returned to her
home in Norwich. N Y.
r. Kingsland Hay. of the Enclosure,
has returned from Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. William Harris
Arnold gave a small dance at their
home on Whitford avenue last night.
Miss Louise Hayes, of New York
city, is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander Hayes, of Mountain
view avenue.
The members of the Friday After
noon Club met yesterday at the home
of Mrs. Edgar T. Humphrey, of Pros
pect street. The annual election of
: officers resulted as follows: President,
s Mrs. Harry d. Finn; vice-president,
Mrs. John J. Robertson; secretary.
Mrs. Thaddeus l.. Brown, and treas
urer, Mrs. A NJ Slaughter.
The senior basketball team of the
Holy Name Society of st. Mary's
C0ufcn utltdltu ilit ISlpt1C w.
composed of employees of l.. Bamber-
ger Il Co., i'm St Mary's Hall last
night by a score of % to 16.
DR.. Albert f. Jackson. of Franklin
avenue, will move into his new resi-
) dence at Hillside and Hawthorne
avenues Monday.
The First Battery of Vincent M e.
Church will hold its regular weekly
meeting tonight. Majors Maloney and
Fitting will be in charge.
Norman Dannewitz, of Boston. for
merly of Nutley, is spending few
days with friends in town.
Miss Rose Werner. of Franklin ave-
nue., and Harry Gilman, of John
street, will be married tonight in the
Reformed Church by the pastor. Rev.
Milton Stauffer.
Frederick Weisehedel, of Norfolk
street, will leave soon on business
trip through the West
Mrs William Harris Arnold, of
Whitford avenue gave the second of
u series of small dances last night at
her home.
Miss Mae Bailey, of Newark, is a
guest of Miss Barbara MeMurray. of
Lafayette street.
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MONTCLAIR.

"Rabindranath Tagore and His Realiz-
alton of Life" will be the subject of the
morning sermon by Rev. Edgar Swan
Wiers In Unity Church. In the evening
George McAneny, president of the Board
of Aldermen, New York city, will speak
on THE Government of Cities"
At the Upper Montclair Presbyterian
Church Rev DR.. Putnam Cady Will take
for his morning subject Christ and
Nieodemns,' and at the vesper services
a Cali for Volunteers"
The Fourth Day of Chrlst's Last
Week" will be the subject of Rev. DR..
Thomas Travis in Watching Avenue
Congregational Church, for the morning
sermon In the evening, at 8 o'clock,
there will be young peoples service,
led by William Winton. The Woman's
Society will meet at the pastors house
Tuesday afternoon; subject, THE Heal
ing Ministry of Jesus"
Rev. DR. Llewellyn S. Fulmer, former
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church,
will preach at the morning service in the
Central Presbyterian Church. The eve
ming service will be temperance meet
ing, at which DIR. Fulmer will preside,
and the Rev. James V. Chalmers, of Holy
Trinity Episcopal Church, New York
City, and Nolan II. Best, of Montclair
will be the speakers.
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SOUTH ORANGE

Alfred A. Werner, of 10 Second
street, has returned after stay of
two weeks at Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Briden. Of
Valley street. are parents of baby
girl, born to them yesterday after
noon.
South Orange Lodge. No. 1854, y.
p. O. e, will install its recently elected
officers at a meeting in Redmen's
Hall, % Sloan street, Wednesday
night
Joseph f. Paine and family, moved
today from 25t Raymond avenue to
20 Fairview avenue. Henry =. Kirby
VIII occupy the house vacated.
DR.. G. l.. Kennel has moved from
Fairview avenue to Newark
Miss Harriet Shufelt, of 100 South
Orange avenue. has returned after
a stay at Kingston, y. Y.
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MAPLEWOOD

The Maplewood fire companies were
summoned yesterday afternoon to ex-
tinguish a brush fire. which endan-
gered the gate house of the East Or
ange water works in Wyoming ave-
nue..
Miss Charlotte Hope, of Ridgewood
road, who has been a guest for two
weeks of relatives at Bath, Pa, re-
turned today.
The Maplewood Whist Club will
meet Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs. George Brown. in Prospect
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Dennis of
Woodland road, have William A.
North and family. of Pittsburgh, Pa.
is their guests.
Mrs. Frank Bale, of Beech street,
mas returned after a stay at Pelham,
n. Y.
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In Suburban Churches

row mbrning Rev Gorrell Quick will
preach on a Sufficient Excuse In the
evening his topic will be "Divine For
giyeness"
At the Roseland Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning Rev. Henry Harris
will preach on THE Lords Guest His
evening topic will be "Earth's Saltness."
The regular mid-week prayer service will
he held ut the home of Mrs Walter
Bush of Eagle Rock avenue.
Rev. II. Il. Blackwood, pastor Of the
Roselund Methodist Protestant Church,
will preach tomorrow morning on Bear
ing Another's Burdens" His topic for
the evening will be "Mournful Memories.
Special meetings will be held in the
church next week. Rev. Enoch Meecham,
of Caldwell. will speak on Monday eve
ming and Rev. J. Munier of Blooming
dale, on Tuesday and Wednesday eve
nings. Rev. Robert Day. of Inwood, \.
Y. will speak on Thursday and Friday
evenings.
Rev George d. McCulloch, pastor of
the Verona Congregational Church will
preach tomorrow morning on principles
Of Progressive Living" In the evening
his topic will be ITO Whom Are We In
Debit" There will be Il special song
service before the evening worship.
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Mrs. Sarah A. Mosher

Funeral services for Mrs Sarah A.
Mosher, who died yesterday, will be
held at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Albert 70. Latimer, so Church
street, Nutley, tonight at o'clock.
Mrs. Mosher was a resident of Nutley
until year ago. when she moved to
this city. Mrs. Latimer is her only
surviving relative.
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MILLBURN

At the First Baptist Church tomorrow,
the pastor, Rev. Carey S. Thomas, will
preach at the morning service ON 1.-The
Christians Security" In the evening his
topic will be THE Redemption of Man
How and By Whom Accomplished"
AT the First Presbyterian Church of
Wyoming, the pastor, Rev. George 4.
tomorrow mornings service THE Vir-
gins Birth No evening service Will be
held
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SPRINGFIELD

Rev. Albert Clements, of East Orange
will have charge of the services at the
Springfield Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow.
At the First Presbyterian Church, of
Springfield, thep aston, Rev. DR. George
A. Liggett Will use as his sermon topic
..rhe Ihings BY Which Men Liye.r
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-28
From Mrs. Hornung, Buffalo. N v.

BUFFALO N Y am writing to let you know how your
medicine has done Tor failed terribly during
and summer and remarked about appearance su
Tered from female trouble and always had pains back
appetite and at times very weak
was listing at friends house day and she thought needed
eight pounds have good appetite feeling better every av
Everybody asking what am doing and lydia
Pnkhams Vegetable Compound You publish this letter YOU
wish ana hope others who have the complaint and
get health from your medicine dd"-Mrs HoRNUNG OF
Stanton st, Buffalo, n. Y.
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Those of Middle Age Especially.

When you have found no remedy for the horrors that
Cypress you during change of e when through the long
hours of the day it though your back would break
when your head aches constantly, you nervous de-
pressed and suffer from those dreadful bearing down pains
don't forget that Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
the safest and surest remedy and has carried hundreds
OF women safely through this critical period.
Read what these three women say:
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WESTERN ESSEN

Rev. Pierce A. Chamberlin, pastor of
the Verona Presbyterian Church, will
preach tomorrow morning TO the junior
congregation on "rhe Cogwheel" and to
the seniors on THE Prince of Peace"
There will be no services in the evening
Mr. Ghamberlin will preach at the union
services in the Verona Congregational
Church
At the Verona Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning, Rev Chester
J Hoyt will preach on How Christ
also give five minute talk TO the
juniors on Being Last" There will be
no services in the evening, as the con
gregation will join with the Congrega-
tional Church for union services.
Rev John X. Pratt, pastor of the
Verona Congregational Church. Will
preach tomorrow morning on THE
Church and Its Ideals" There will also
be special music ut this service. Union
services will be held in the evening. Rev.
Pierce \. Chamberlin, pastor of the We
roma Presbyterian Church, will preach.
AT the Caldwell Presbyterian Church
ter, pastor of the church, win preach
ON "'What Jesus TEACHES About Sin"
This is the fifth of II series of sermons
uu The "Theology of Jesus" In the eve
ness"
~. Enoch Meeehnm, pastor of the
Caldwell Methodist Episcopal Church,
will preach tomorrow morning on DUAL
ihcations of Ministerng.' In the eve
ming his theme will be 'Pathos of Min
istering.' There will be special music
at both services,
At the Caldwell Baptist Church tomor-
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Rev. Herbert w. Hopkins, rector of
Trinity Episcopal Church, will preach
Sunday morning on the subject Rest
for the Weary. At the evening service
his subject will be What Is Faith z"
Miss Yerna, of Newark, will render the
oi1ertory solo.
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Pains in Side, Could Hardly Stand.

L0pL WIS., was in bad condition, suffering from a female
trouble and had such pains sides could hardly move Be-
fore had taken the whole bottle of Lydia f. kham Veg
eabe Compound felt BETTER and now well and good
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Mrs. JOHN THOMPSON Lodi, Wisconsin.
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Bs~Write to LYDIA E.PINKHAM (A hs5 M
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Was A Blessing To This Woman.

So RICHMOND V"I was troubled with bearing down pain and
female weakness and could long all the
medicines took nothing helped like Lydia Pnkhams yege
table Compound / regular and getting
cannot praise the Compound much 1t blessing to me
and hope will be to other womenMrs D. TYLER % West
Clopton St, South Richmond.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-05
MoNoNGALIA.

( MoRGANTowN. Nov. 5.-com-
plete returns from the thirty-fiye
precincts in this county show the
following:
Congressman-at-Large ~ Hodges.
ODD. 1896; Kintzer, (Soc.), 254;
White. (Pro.) So; Schuck, (Prog. y.
276; Sutherland CR.), BIAS. Suth-
erland's plurality. 452. I.
Congressman-Brown Cd. y, i, 1857;
Smith (Soc.), 219; Thompson
lPro). 81; Keim (Prog.), 335;
Bowers (R.), 1890. Bowers's plu.
rality, 1913.
State Saskatchewan district
Lowe cd, 1,617: Cartright (Soc.) !,
i276; Kennedy (Pro.), AZ; Lanham
lProg.), 312; Davis (R.), 1889.
Davis's plurality, S72. s
OBS i,sss; McDern sa eR.S i.sos;
Foster Cd. 1895; Clark lR.),
~ ,S01. Moreland and Clark elected.
County ticket elected-County
commissioner (long term), Bowlby
(R). by plurality of q; short term,
Sine (R.), by plurality Of /. County
clerk, Gregg (R.), by plurality Of
1874; Circuit clerk, John Shriver Or. y
by plurality Of 523; county superin-
tendent Of schools. Harris e. Brook
over by plurality of 1,104.
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MCDOWELL.

WEIGH. Nov San precincts
in Mcdowell heard from except
Bradshaw. That one has normal
Republican majority of 100. It will
likely go by rs this election. Forty
one, out Of forty-two precincts give:
Edward Cooper (R.), 3,O21 ma.
jority over Neal for Congress, Fifth
district. =
Figures for Sutherland are practi-
cally the same. Hodges got 1000
votes while Sutherland. received
1900. =
The Republican county ticket was
elected in full by the same figures.
Hughes and Harmon win for the leg
islature. The Progressives polled
126 votes.
Cooper for Congress carried Mingo
county by 200. He carried Mercer
by a safe vote. Republicans win
Wyoming county ticket except County
Clerk w. G. Cook, (Dem. y, who won
over ]. NJ. Glenn (Rep.), by 20
votes. Cooper carried the county by
200. A. ]. Mullens for legislature
leads the ticket with 220 majority.
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GET TO THE CAUSE
Clarksburg People Are Learning the
Way.

There is but little peace or com
fort for the man or woman with bad
back. The distress begins in early.
morning keeps up throughout the
day. It's hard to get out Of bed, it's
torture to stoop or straighten. Plast-
ers and liniments may relieve, but
cannot cure II the cause Is inside
the kidneys. When suffering SO, use
Deans Kidney Pills. the tested and
proven kidney remedy, used in kidney:
troubles for over so years. Doari'sl
Kidney Pills are recommended BY
thousands for just such cases. Proof
OF their effectiveness in the testimony
OF this Clarksburg resident:
David Swager, Adamston, Clarks-
burg, w. Va. says: II suffered from
pain and lameness in my back. The
action OF my kidneys was irregular. I
saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised In
the Clarksburg papers and used them.
! took two boxes in all and the pains
left. My kidneys became normal.
too. Doan's Kidney pills do Just
what they are advertised to do
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Swager had. Foster Milburn Co. !
Props, Buffalo. N. Y.AdYertise-
ment.
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DIPHTHERIA
Causes Death Of John Bryan
Garrett, Son of A. H. Gar
rett of Water Street.

John Bryan Garrett, aged 5 years,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. a. H. Garrett,
of 45S Water street. died at $3.50
O'clock Thursday morning after a
few days illness Of diphtheria. AL
though the child had been complain
ing for several days 1t was not taken
seriously i'll until Wednesday. Lillian
Garrett. a sister OF the deceased boy,
is also suffering with the same dis
ease but her condition Is not thought
to be serious. .ifs
Mr.. Garrett. the boys father, is a
well known printer, and has the SYM
patty Of a large circle OF friends.
The fact that Mr.. Garrett and family
are Guaranteed, makes 1t very hard
on them as they will have to trust to
friends to take charge Of the burial
Of their child.
The body will be taken to the
Baileytown' cemetery near Rosemont,
on the accommodation Friday morn
ing and the burial will be in the
family burial lot there.
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NEGRO BROUGHT BACK
From Pennsylvania Worki1ouse
to Be Tried on Charge of
Selling Cocaine.

James Yancey. a negro who has
been wanted here fol. several months
on a charge of unlawfully selling CO.
came, was brought to the city from
the Pennsylvania state workhouse at
Hoboken, Pa, Wednesday night and
lodged in the county jail by John
Siers. deputy, sheriff.
Yancey had just completed SEN
tence OF six months in the Pennsylva-
MIA workhouse. He fed from Clarks-
burg a short time before he was SEN
fenced In Pennsylvania, eluding a
squad of deputy sheriffs and other Of
ficers when they made a raid upon a
house in Glen Elk No. : late at night.
He left the place so hurriedly that he
did not have time to put on his shoes
and he went over Pinnickinnick hill
in his bare feet.
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WYOMING.

PINEyILLE, w. Va, Nov. 81
Wyoming county complete gives:
Congressman-at-large - Hodges
904; Sutherland 1884, Schuck, Knit
ger and Withers, none.
Congressman-Neal (D.) 90;
Cooper (R.l 1919.
State Senate, Sixth district-Pin-
son CD eos; Goodykoontz (R.)
House of Delegates-G. c. wor.
rell CD by s24; A. j. Mullins tR.)
by 1.07S.
County ticket elected - County
clerk, Win P. Cooke CD by 81; cir
cult clerk, Rice Cooke (R.) by IS;
county superintendent, j. H. Cooper
(R.) by IS; county commissioner,
Joe P. Cooke (R.) by 73.
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JEFFERSON
Jefferson

CHARLESTON. Nov. 5.-Jefferson
county complete gives:
Congressman-at-Large, Hodges,
2,027; Sutherland 327; Schuck 10;
Kintzer 81; Withers, II.
Congress, Brown Dem.), 1888;
Bowers (Rep). 852: Keim (Prog, y.
10; Smith (soc.). IS; and Thompson
(Prohib.). IS.
State Senate. Fifteenth district,
Beckwith (Dem.), 1887; Sommers,
eRep.o, ses; sommers (Prog. J. is.
1850; Musser (Rep). $40.
County ticket elected as follows:
County Clerk. johnson (Dem.) b, BY
1,192; circuit clerk. Conrad (Dem. j .
by LIS; county superintendent Of
schools. Grantham dem. y. by ], 179;
county commissioner, Moore by
1.17s; and Wysong by 116.
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RALEIGH.

BBclLEY, Nov. 5.-Raleigh county
complete gives:
Congressman at large ~ Hodges
2,11S: Sutherland, 2;764; Schuck, 1873;
Kinter, 125; Withers 81.
Congressman-Neal tD) .2,27O;, Ed
ward Cooper tR) 1901; H. F. Leg
get tP) 1872.
State Senate-Seventh district
W. Fl. Thomas CD 1894; W. P. Haw-
ley tR) 2,S10; DR.. w. J. Walker (P)
2o7.
House OF Delegates-James s. Lem
on tD) 2,109; v. e. Sullivan (R) 2,775.
County ticket elected County clerk
Jackson Smith tR) by 3S1; circuit
clerk-Albert Williams (R) by 4S9:
county superintendent-W. s. Rogers
(R) by 1873; county commissioner
w. P. Shumate tR) by 542. =.
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co1n11ss1oHEa.s 1or1cn
Sylvester r. Michael, Admr
Dairy d. Robinson, deceased.


Daily D. Robinson. deceased.
vs. In chancery
Louisa G. Robinson. Thaddeus Rob
inson. Louisa A. Boggess. Etta NJ. Hess
Nelson Robinson, Curtis ". Robinson
Louisa c. Lyon, Francis N. Robinson
Elva Hess, Edgar Z. Robinson, infant
Ralph D. Robinson. infant Freda Con.
ner. Lawrence A. Robinson, Huey Rob
inson, infant, William j. s. Harmer
Robert II. Williams. Gilmore l.. Coffman
Lonnie Moore. e. Il. Davis & CO., a cor.
poration. Grover G. Michael and Brooks
F. Michael. trading as 9. c. Michael
tbs E Rogers. Michael L. Norris
Clarksburg Publishing CO., a corpora.
ton, and rillie Allen. 2
Y In pursuance of a decree entered In
court Of Harrison county. West Via
'ginia, at the september Term 1914. the
same was referred to the undersigned
commissioner In chancery to take. state
and report an account showing: !.
A /. What personal estate the said
Daffy D. Robinson owned at the time
Of his death, the character and value
thereof y
3. What disposition, II any. has been
plaintiff, Sylvester r. Michael. admins
istrator Of Daffy D. Robinson, deceased,
and how much, u any, Of said person
al estate 10 now IN the hands of said
Sylvester r. Michael as administrator,
available for the payment of any debts
owing from the, estate Of said Daffv D.
Robinson, deceased. - q
3. A settlement Of the administers
ton OF the estate of the said decedent
by said Sylvester R. Michael. his ad-
:.
{. What debts said Dafry D. Robin
son owed at the time Of his death. to
whom they are payable, their nature
and. their respective amounts and prior
S. What real estate was owned by
the said Dairy D. Robinson at the time
Of his death, Its quantity description
and location. IS s n r :,
9. And such other matters as any
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RoANE.

SPENCER, w. Va, Nov. 5.-Roane
county complete gives:
Congressman-at-large - Hodges
2,047; Sutherland 2.349; Schuck 43;
Kintzers22; Withers ~.
Congressman-Hamilton ID. I.
l072;;. Moss (R.) 2,341; Elliot ops
"a; Prohibition 10.
State Senate, Fifth district-Wells
(D.9 2,O36; Miller (R.) 1853; Bur
rows (P) 90.
House Of Delegates-A. M. Harsh
man tR.) and M 7. Board tR.)
elected by 5000.
County ticket elected - County
clerk, Carpenter lR.) by 1862; circuit
clerk, Curtes (R.) by 210; county
superintendent Of schools. Boggs
(R.) by 1876; county commissioner.
Whitney (R.) by 266.
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SUMMERS.

HINTON, Nov. 5. Summers county
complete gives:
Congressman at large ~ Hodges.
1850; Sutherland 1 1897. Schuck IA.
ongressman-L ittlepage, (D) 1902
Avis, Cry 1885; Hughes, Prog. "a.
State Senate. Seventh district
Thomas CD 1852; Hawley, (R) 1929
Walker, CPD 90.
House Of Delegates. w. Alder
son, (D.l $40. IS
County ticket elected County clerk
Garden, CD sol; circuit clerk, R. s.
Brown, CD 40; county superinten-
DENT Lee Harper, CD S10; county
Commissioners, H. G. VIM, cd 1876.
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JACKSON.

RIPLEY, Nov. S.-Jackson county
complete gives: s
Congressman at large ~ Hodges
LIS; Sutherland 2,035; Schuck 201.
Congressman-Hamiiton (D) 1909;
Moss (R) 2,027.
State Senate, Fourth district Wells
Cd LAS; Miller (R) 1853; Barrows
OPP 200.
House OF Delegates-wolfe CRY
by 14S; Kelsaugh (R) by 100.
County ticket elected County clerk
Skeen tR) by 206; county superin-
tendent, Raddin CRY by IS; county
commissioner. Fisher tR) by 215.
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DoDllD'RIDGE.

WEST UNION. w. Va. Nov. 81
Doddridge county complete gives:
Concentrating Hodges
$40: Sutherland ], $40; Schuck 23S.
Congressman-Hamilton ODD 92S.
Moss (R.) 1913; Elliott CPD 227.
State Senate Twelfth district
Randolph CD 943: Parrish (R.) l.
517; Ruhl CPD 319.
House of Delegates-1ra q. Cath
(R.) by 16.
County ticket elected County
clerk, Hutson (R.) by 38; circuit
clerk. Kiger (R.) by, 146; county sup
erintendent of schools, Sadler (D.)
by "a; county commissioner, Great
house (R.) by 1S. 81