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LIS PE>DFSS.
Manhattan,

EAST BROADWAY. ios; Division ST.. ss;
Madison st, 1873. Monroe st. 2S Brooms
ST, 245; Broome st, 2s4i stanton st. 81.
Shianowsky, sgt Rebecca shianowsky, 81
al Cadmessurement OF dover &c); atty.
sTH I sT ."s sss ssi. East-wnllsm Levy
at LYMAN sShlss,nssr, ct, r a. ErorS
BR etSsI5s sico1chsriss NJ Rosentnsi,
agt n Real Estate Security Co. ct al
foreclosure OF mortgage; atty A
SAND ST, cor Mad az. ,sSX,Oa's,.,,
AdoIph Meyer ct al ,forsclSSsurs OF
soxTs-Max Levinson, ct al, ast Julius
Martinson, ct al 0oreclosure OF mort
EsssSj St.y; Merits RsSlnoyits sni, :,
2sxioo-N Trust co. agt. Marketable
Title Co. ct al .foreclosure OF mortgagei
18TH ST. =, 200 W 1lth av, 2Sx10o,b-
Marion l. Post agt Hattie G chace tnotice
Of a,achmenD; atty, r p Weldon;
nth 1t, n = y, 2s7lo eth av, 2lbxio3, o,
i2sth at. ?li W; Perry st, so; also Charles
m n g. 2it2 Greenwich av, 2ex95-
John + o'Neii agt chaS oNeil ct al
AMSTERDAM Az, W cor lash st, .boxioo
lett ct al (amended foreclosure Of mort
isisT ST. - 1855 e bth nv, is,2sss.1I-
" Coppee Thurtson aEt Stephen McCor-
mick et al tamended foreclosure OF mort
Eage); atty, r r de Rham.
DrenI.
sisTH ST. .. ioS " 9Th s~ running
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The approximate amount OF the Men or
fourth Interest of the defendant Bertram
Hall in the above described premises Is to
be sold IS $3.50, with Interest thereon from
allow nce amounting to tssb.ta. with interest
from April ~. 1915 together with the ex-
penses OF the sale. Pursuant TO the pro-
visions OF said foreclosure decree the un,,
divided interest 80 to be sold will be sold
subject TO the lien OF all unpaid taxes. as
sessments and water rates, which at the date
of sale are liens upon the entire premises.
and no such liens are to be paid by the
Referee or allowed TO the purchaser out Of
the purchase money.
The undivided Interest so to be sold Is
subject to prior mortgage thereon, dated
July IL, 1905, and recorded In tho Registers
once OF New York County August 20, 1908.
to secure $500 and Interest
The entire premises are subject TO unpaid
taxes for the years 1911. 1sl2 1913 and 1914
and also to unpaid water rents for the years
1910. 1911 and 1912. and to unpaid water rent
meter charges from January 20. 1913. to
date.
Dated. New York, N. Y. June 18th. 1914
DANIEL ID. SHERMAN. Referee
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-Dry Dock Savings Institution. Plain
tit. against Fleischmann Realty Company,
Incorporated. and others Defendants. Ac-
In pursuance Of a Judgment Of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered In the
above entitled action and bearing date the
signed. the referee in said judgment named
Viii sell at public auction. at the Exchange
salesroom, Nos. lI.ls vesey street. In the
Borough Of Manhattan, City OF New York.
on the ninth day OF July. 1914. at IL o'clock
noon on that day, by Samuel Goldsticker,
Auetioneer. the premises directed by said
Judgment to be sold. and therein described
as follows:
land with the building thereon erected,
Manhattan. In the City OF New York. and in
Block 2Olb and Section Seven. on the Land
Map OF the CITY o. New York and bounded
at the northeasterly corner Of seventh Ave
nue. and one Hundred and Forty sixth Street.
running thence easterly along the northeriy
one hundred feet. thence northerly and
parallel with Qeventh Avenue forty feet
thence westerly. parallel with One Hundred
distance through n party wall one hundred
feet to the easterly side OF Seventh Avenue,
and thence southerly along the easteriy side
OF seventh Avenue forty feet to the point
Said premises to he sold subject to any
state OF facts an accurate survey would
show. and 70 any orders OF any Department
Dated. New York. June 18th. 1914
SHARI;ES r MCLEAN. Referee;
tin. SO Park Row. Borough Of Manhattan,
New York City.
The following is a diagram OF the property
Avenue and isl west iisth street New YORK
si'''
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
nORk;-MARf STERN, Plaintiff. against
FREDERICK oHLRoGGE and others. De
In pursuance OF Judgment Of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered in the
above entitled action and bearing date the
18th day OF June. lslt |, the undersigned
the referee In said judgment named, Will
sell a. public auction: at the Exchange
Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New York.
on the sth day OF July. 1914. at ~ o'clock
noon on that day. by JOSEPH T. DAY
Auctioneer. the premises directed by said
Judgment to be sold. ana therein described
parcel OF land. with the building and Improve.
mens thereon erected. situate. lying and be
Ing In the Borough OF Manhattan. OF the City
OF New York. In the County and State Of
New York. bounded and described as fol-
N !Sws HEG .,Ss " at psin, on ne
two hundred and sixteen (2is) feet Easteriy
from the Easterly side of First Avenue;
rnnning thence Northerly., parallel with
centre line Of the block; thence Easteriy
along said centre line twenty t20D feet;
thence Southery parallel with First Avenue
ana part or the way through party wall
ninety-two Os2) feet TO the Northeriy side OF
Nineteenth Street; thence Westerly along
place of beginning. said premises being now
Street
Dated New York. June Is. 1914
JOSEPH ULLMAN. Attorney for Plaintiff
SO Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
The following Is a diagram OF the prop
erty 20 be sold; Its street Number Is All
East 18th Street
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IncOnaing yesseIs-By Wireless.

SIS olympic. 400 miles east of Sandy Hook at
noon yeste rdhy.
IS Pennsylvania, 800 miles east OF sandy Hook
at 1918 A. NJ.
SIS Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. p5 miles east
OF Sandy Hook at 535 A. NJ
SIS Canning 600 miles east OF Sandy Hook
at = a. NJ.
Hook al 1880 +. NJ.
S. FL Sud. Galveston, &c miles south Of
s. ii Mundo. GALVESTON. 200 miles south OF
Sandy Hook at noon.
SIS Havana, Havana. passed Diamond Shoals
at noon.
IS City OF Columbus, Savannah. 10 miles
south OF Martins Industry AT y. NJ.
SIS Zacapa Santa Marta, BOD miles south OF
Sandy Hook at u. NJ.
SIS Vesta, Port Arthur. $50 miles north OF
Jupiter az noon
So Brabant. Tampico. 81 miles north OF Dia-
mond shoals AT u. NJ
ss Huron. Mobile. 2s2 miles south OF Sandy
Hook at y. NJ.
of Sand Key AT I II NJ.
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DOLLAR JOHN CAUGHT MAPPING.
Arrested at Court Following Raid
on Ills POOIrOOm,

Rosenthal murder upheaval was arrested
on the steps of the Essex Market court
yesterday after he had attended the morn
ing session. charged with operating what
the police call vagrant poolroom. Dan
Costigan's stan was able to hold II In
one place long enough TO raid II last Sat
urday night.
LANCER who did not know warrant
was out for his arrest, slipped into the
court room to see what would happen to
Charles Cohen. who WAS arrested In the
raid As he was walking out a detective
stopped him and took him before Magis-
trate Marsh. who held him In $500 bail
for a hearing next Tuesday.
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FORECLOsURE SALES.

corNTy@John g, ,Hsysmsysr, riainiin'
William H. Bali. deceased. and others. De-
Foreclosure and sale duly made and entered
in the above entitled action. bearing date
H.. the .nk day Ss AR f oSny ON In
April tx 1917 sa5 snS s es s.s eGRy 9! Which
named. vii sci! a. g1eIIG auction q the
in the Borough OF Manhattan, city OF New
York on the 9Th gay e July i isla at Twelve nn
auciioneer. the premises directed by said
Of the defendant Bertram Ban in and TO
that certain lot and parcel OF land Of which
W W,sm ~ $50 ccun,y ne r disd sessss
being that certain plot OF land in the. Dor
YORK. and located in section i. Block 2st
and known as No. 1853 Grand street bounded
sns .osshery side Of Grand Street at point
thereon NIT, 600 feet seven 90 inches west
I ts he fs sga sy tire
with the southerly side of Grand Street and
running thence westerly along the .sSutherly
riss, angie. to Grand Stree, or nearly SO
parallel es1nh with With Grand Street or nearly %
!Ssn.y-Gve Gs5 feet six 90 inches h am, and
street or nearly 80 about eighty 800 feet
to the point or place OF beginning said
Bayard Farm, Excepting So much thereof
as was taken for the widening OF Grand
street.
Dated, New York " Y, June 18th, 1914.
DANIEL n SHERMAN, Referee
n. r. a A, j. PRIME. Attorneys for Plain
I'm, No. 20 Warburton Avenue ionkera
The following Is a diagram of tn. property
10 he sold; Its street number Is No. 1853
Grand Street:
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The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. TO satisfy which the above described
property H. TO be sold. Is Six thousand two
hundred and one 67-l00 dollars t6,20i.67,
with interest thereon from the 18th day OF
June. 1914. together with the costs and
allowance amounting 20 Two hundred and
eighty nine 22-l00 dollars. with Interest
from June 12th, 1914, together with the eX-
penses of the sale. The approximate amount
OF the taxes. assessments and water rates.
or other liens, which are to be allowed to
the purchaser out OF the purchase money, or
paid by the Referee, II One hundred and
eighteen 7o-ioo dollars and interest.
Dated New York. June 18th, 1914
j. ROWLAND AUCHINCLOSS. Referee
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1f5th street.
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, TO satisfy which the above describe
property Is TO be sold, Is Fifty five thousand
eight hundred and forty and 2g-lOO
tt55.s4o.2gD Dollars, with interest thereon
from the sth day OF June. 1915 together
with the costs and allowance amounting TO
four hundred and twenty-nin and 45-i 90
tS29f5D Dollars, with interest from June
llth, 1914. together with the expenses OF
the sale. The approximate amount OF the
taxes assessments and water rates, or other
liens which are to be allowed to the pur-
chaser out OF the purchase money, or paid
by the Referee. Is Two thousand four hun
dred and thirty-seven and 6l-lOO, H2.43TtD
Dollars and interest
Dated New York. June 18th, 1914
CHARLES y. MacLEAN, Referee
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The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. TO satisfy which the above described
property II TO be sold, IL Fifty-hve thousand
$3.50 29-l0Ol Dollars. wife interest there
on from the sth day OF June, 1914. together
with the costs and allowance amounting to
Four Hundred and fourteen and t5-l00
tiit $4,000 Dollars with interest from
June f1th, 1914, together with tho expenses
Of the sale The approximate amount OF
the taxes assessments and water rates, or
other liens. which are TO be allowed to the
purchaser out OF the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee. is Two thousand four
hundred and ten and 35.i00 N2,+iO $4,000
Dollars and interest
Dated. New York. June 18TH, 1914
CHARLES i. MacLEAN Referees.
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SATISFIED MECHANICs' LIENS.
Manhattan.

BRYANT Av, ll25--Bent Daxs OF al agt
saml Lyttle ct al, Dec 3s. 1919, .ss1. rs
BRYANT AV iis+-ssme aEt same. Dec
BRYAS NJ Av iiss-same ast same. Dec e
HOE Nv, i:s7-Beni paxe ct al ast ssmi
LSttls ct al: Dec 90; 1918; ,......, .tiis,is
ssml Lyttle ct al, Dec 20, 1919. .Si22Io
BRYANT Ay liao-Ben1 DAxe ct a! sgt
BROADWAY. n cor s&th st--N Roof.
ing co agt Harry schiR Of al. Nov 80.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York. fair to-day. slightly
warmer In the interior, fair and warmer to-
morrow; moderate north winds, becoming
variable

NuFtnbtts
For New Jersey, fair to-day; fair TO-
morrow. warmer In the interior; light u
moderate to east winds.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE eastward
movement Of the high pressure from the
Northwest brought Its centre to the upper
Mississippi Valley yesterday and caused
much cooler weather over the lake regions.
the central valleys and eastward into the
middle Atlantic and New England States.
The pressure was high over all parts ot
the country except New England. the middle
Atlantic coast. the south Atlantic and east
Gulf states and the extreme Southwest.
There storm formation and only
scattered showers occurred In the south
Atlantic and central States and the North
west
1t was warmer in North Dakota and
Montana and generally cooler elsewhere
In this city the day was fair and cooler;
wind. brisk to high northwest average
humidity. 80 per cent; barometer. cor
rected TO read to sea level. at A. ~,
2ss5: F. NJ, 2o.ss.
The temperature In this city yesterday, A.
recorded by the onnciai Thermometer. Is shown
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phRs1Ns' 'ioiujN a. No,v v iIebbie $1,000
CLOCKE. T EMORY, to Ethel + Ellis ~, 500
OL-KNICKERBocKER TRUST co 20
CONSTANT J. to John Barroni.l
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CHAPTER TX.
BROADWAY

/. 1914: atty. n Telephone Co. IS
l4sTH ST. 70S Il. all-John NJ Haffen to
Henry Nathauer, 100 T. 18Th Fl. 6 yrs
from May /, 1919. atty. Ballesbach. SIS
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-These army
Major william J. snow. Field Artillery to
Tobyhanna, Pa. during encampment or
ganized militia
Thomas, from 12ist to lO9th Company;
First Lieut.. II. y. Beardslee, from Twenty
second 70 lsist Company; Capt, l., +. Foster.
Firat Lieut. Lieut. :, T, barlow. from Thlr' s;
ninth Company TO headquarters OF coast
wards, from stan commanding officer coast
defences to Twenty-nnth Company.
-, Capt. y. Nelson Eleyen,h Infantry 70
FIRST Lieut.. ?; 4 Larnsd. from Twenty
ninth to Tenth Infantry. ,,.,
Infantry.
Capt j. II. u. Hsnn.y. rwenty.Second
Infantry TO Philippine Islands.
These navy orders were issued;
Lieutenant Commander ", Smith, from
the Tennessee to the New Jersey as navi-
Lieutenant Commander II. e. YarnelI
from the New Jersey to Naval War College,
Lieut. W. T. HallIson. from naval obser-
vatory to the Mississippi.
Lieut. y, A. Lofauist from the califoraiA
to training station. San Francisco.
Movements Of Naval Vessels
wAsHiNuIoN, June iS--The monitor
CT ca, C-s and C-5 have arrived at Christ
obal; cruiser Chester at Hampton Roads:
Norfolk yard; station ship Adams at New
York yard; battleship Mississippi at Penss-
cola; collier Abarenda at Cayite; tug sonomA
Paz.
Utah from Vera Cruz for New York. cruiser
New Orleans from Guaymas 10 sea, and
collier Nero from Manzanillo for Masstlan.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun ri~. ~, sun sets. ~ ~ Moon rise. nj
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH'k 7i5 Gov Island. BIO Hell Cate. 500
Low WATER THIS DAY.
s.ndyH.k. SIS Gov Island. ss. He'll Gate. .n:n
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Arrived-TUESDAY June 10.
SIS Oscar H.. 2 2. N. christiansand. June
IS Westlands,. $50 p. NJ. sante Re. May IA
Sc Evelyn, 2 a. NJ. San Juan, juno 10.
IS pastorcs. 4 a. NJ, Colon. June 10.
SIS Bantu. 115 p. NJ. Cardenas. juno II.
IS Mohaw k. jackson vile, June is.
IS City OF Mon tgomery. Savannah. June u.
IS Lucy Nef, Charleston. June Is
IS Rio Grandc, brunswick. Juno 13
SIS San Jacinto, Galveston. June 10.
SIS Hamilton. Norfolk, June l5.
SIS Hawaiian, Norfolk, June is
S. Brand. Philadelphia. Jun, rs
So Roscommon. Boston. June 10.
SIS Che sapeaKe. Baltimore. June 10.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS Aquitania, at Liverpool
SIS Kronprinz Wilhelm, at Bre men.
So United States. at Copcnhag zen.
IS Grosser Kurfuerst, at Bremen.
IS Graf Waldersee. at Hamburg.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SIS Kaiser Wilhelm H.. from bremen.
SIS Verona. from Genoa.
IS Bwinsk, from lIbau
IS Tenhdocs. from Port lImon.
IS Almirante. from Santa Marta.
SIS Bermudian. from Bermuda.
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LOST, POUND AND REWARDS,


EARRING OF SMALL. DIAMONDS
AND EMERALDS LOST AT POLO
GAME TUESDAY. REWARD Of
FERED IF RETURNED TO p. C.
BROWNE, 20 WEST 18TH STREET.
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Bronx.

MARIE, tn Margaretha Meiss. ~, 0n0
gpp',"tN ~ NELLIE 10 Rose N Farley. ~
ny, vi MARIE 5 NJ, to Eliz keber. 81
~" DALI, SlDWELL y. to Sarah l. Fair
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.
18TH ST, =, whole front bet Prospect av
and Mapes av. 2s5x+7-MAximilian Zipkes
agt Middle Bronx Realty A Const Co.
owner: Leonard n Kaufman. cont Te-
nova" ''''''Trbh; Tn. B,,o,nn,.. ''''''''''''''S0
lS0TH ST. l0s3-l025 E-Jas Snisculo agt
Jos Loweth, owner and cont. 81 80
FREMONT AV. 26s-August Adolf agt
Berta Rabas owner; Gaetano saggese.
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through and fronting on 2i7th st. n .,
l0Ox22sx irreg-Joseph Kurzman ct al
agt Thomas j Coyns faction to recover
damages for breach OF contract; atty. J
Rosenberg.
LOT So. blk 1857, sect l2--Henry = Moore
sgt Maria Knox ct al faction TO foreclo
transfer Of tax lien) atty. J IL Hildreth.
AV, 143O-l432-S shAnker
Metal Ceiling Co. Inc. agt Fort Masonry
Co et al faction to foreolose mechanics
lienl attys. L weinstein.
JENNINGS st, 7bs--Agnes NJ Pragnell Art
Bertha Tim faction tn compel perform
ance Of contracD; atty, q Il Hawes
BARNES AV, n W cor 2isth st. 1o6xi1&-
Fanny Eur Nieden agt Barbara f Stevens
ct al faction to vacate and annul assess
ments)t attys, Dutton a Kilsheimer.
ADAMS PL. = W cor 1881 at, tsxl20-James
foreclosure OF mortg1ge): atty, ii Odell.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

lpcraturc. ess. atsP. \
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Mission Services.

The mission now in progress at
the Episcopal church conducted by
Rev Harold Thomas of Florence is
attracting large congregations, and
members of all churches and of none
are feeling the uplift of the mis-
sioner's earnest and forcible teach
ings. Four services are held daily.
At the celebration of the holy COM
munion at 7:3O a. m. the subject OF
the address IS, THE Words from
the Cross. The service at 4p. m. is
more especially for children. Those
at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. are more
general in their character. Much
good seed is being sowed, and it is
hoped it will bear abundant fruit.
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OLANTA OCCURRENCES.
Destructive Fire.-ItemS OF Per
sonal Interest.

Olanta, November II: - Several
people of this community attended
the county fair at Florence the past
week.
One of our friends, Mr. Wells
Floyd, has cancer on his lip. He
has gone to DR. McLeod's infirmary
at Florence for treatment.
Mr. ] Marion Floyd went to Flor
ence yesterday.
Messrs Monroe and jenkins White
/ were at Cowards Monday on business.
The people of this vicinity are
through gathering their crops, ex-
cept cotton.
A large fire swept through our
town last Thursday night, destroying
Mrs L D Hams store, the W 0 W
hall and Mr. J r Waters barns and
stables. The last-named had no in
surance; the other properties were
! insured to about one-third their
value. By hard work Mr. Waters
house, which was standing nearby,
was saved. The sympathy of the
community is extended to the vic
tins of the conflagration.
Miss Bette Waters spent the past
week with her sister, Mrs M c
White.
We are having some cold weather
now and the people of this commun-
| ity are killing big hogs.
We have. some jolly little fellows
in this neighborhood. They are get
ting plenty of cane juice and fresh
pork, corn bread and potatoes. They
never cry unless it is before or after
eating.
MIR J M Floyd is about to catch
up grinding cane. He is going to
upset his pan, which | much regret,
for how | love the juice.
LITTLE BUD.
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WHITE OAK CHIPS
Picked Up During the Week by
Our Wideawake Scribe.

White Oak, November 17:-Mr
Early Dewitt, accompanied by his
niece, Mrs w E Flowers, made a bus
mess and pleasure trip to Savage
Monday, returning Tuesday after
noon.
MrC K Eaddy attended the exhi-
bition of the girls canning clubs at
Kingstree Saturday. He reports
having seen some very fine exhibits
and spoke of the work of the girls II
q very complimentary manner. He
also reports seeing on exhibition 6
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Cotton Ginners' Report.

William j Harris, Director of the
Census Department of Commerce,
announces the preliminary report of
cotton ginned by counties in South
Carolina for the crops of 1914.
The report shows for South Carolina;
1914 91O,611 bales; l9l3-846,46
bales. For Williamsburg county:
1914-22,S5O bales; 1913--15, ,24O
bales.
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HYMEN'S TORCH
AGL0W AT LAKE CITY.
THREE WEDDINGS TAKE PLACE
INA WEEK--DEATH OF MRS.
EMILY WILKES.

Special to The County Record.
Lake City, November 17:-ln the
presence of a few friends and rela-
tives, last Sunday afternoon, at the
home of the brides parents, Miss
Vonnie Rodgers was married to Dr
lie Whitlock, of this place. Mrs
Whitlock is the charming and popu-
lar young daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Alonzo Rodgers, who reside a few
miles from town, and is we'll known
here. DIR Whitlock has established
himself here III the practice of den-
tistry and his many friends are glad
to learn of his happiness, and cor
gratulate him.
Miss Eloise Sturgeon delightfully."-
entertained number of her friends
Friday evening in honor of Mss Nell
Beavers, who is to be married to Mr.
w A Tyner Wednesday evening.
The entire evening was one of con-
tinuous merriment and JOY, toasts,
fortunes and laughter predominant
ing. Many and beautiful were the
lovely gifts showered upon the bride.
Monday, Mrs P H Arrowsmith'
assisted by Mesdames Courtney and
Cottingham, entertained compliment
ary to Miss Daisy Timmons, another
bride, who is to be married this
evening to Mr. o P Wolff. After
the shower, the guests repaired
to the Idle Hour Theater as the
guests of it's owner, Mr. Plyler. Dur
ing the evening, and before leaving
for the show, many varied forms OF
entertainment, in keeping with the
occasion, were enjoyed by the guests.
The entire lower floor was thrown
en- suite and carried out the color
scheme of yellow and white most
effectively by means of hearts, chry-
santhemums and favors of the even
ing.
Mrs Emily Wilkes, who has been
long suffering from a cancer on hel
neck, succumbed to the fatal NAL
ady this morning, surrounded by
her grief-stricken relatives. Mrs
Wilkes, with her daughter, Miss
Amber, had resided at this place fol
number of years and during that
time had made a host of friend:
here. .iwho knew her to be agood anc
devoted Christian woman. She was
lifelong member of the Baptist
church. Her son, Mr. VIM Wilkes
of Texas, had been summoned tt
the bedside of his mother, and ha'
been in attendance for about
month. Besides her son and daugh
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THANKSGIVING Entertainment.

Johnsonville Graded school, at Ven
ters, will give aplay, The Only Girl'',
a tragical comedyinfour acts, Thanks
giving night November 26, 1914, be-
ginning at eight o'clock. Hot supper
afterwards. Come and Don't get
mad abou. it,. 11-l9-ltp