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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-02
Guatemala May
Enter Mexican War

ELsPAso. Texas. Sept. 2.-Authori.
fatiye reports received here today in.
dfcate that Guatemala is about to be
drawn in to the Mexican revolutionary,
vortex. These advices stated that in
retaliation for the participation OF
Guatemala in the A. B. C. peace con.
ference Guatemala revolutionists have
been permitted to organize, have been
furnished 1000 rifles by Carranza and
are about to march on Guatemala
City.
General Felipe Iusart, General Artuo
Santibanez and Diogenes Pastrano, ad.
herents Of Villa, the report says. arc
preparing to start for Guatemala TO
organize Villa supporters in Chiapas
and along the border to attack Car.
ranza strongholds in that state. It is
said they have the consent OF the Gau-
temalan government to operate in that
territory. and that the avowed purpose
Is to make Chiapas neutral in the
Mexican situation.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-02
GOLD shower BABIES BUSY
IN RACE FOR VALUED PRIZES

II you have baby in your home it
isnottoo late to enter it in the SHOW
er OF Gold for Babies" Send in the
name today. Then come to the Show.
erofs Gold Headquarters, 4o4 Main ST.,
and let us give you an order on the
Official photographer to have your ba.
by's picture taken absolutely free. As
an inducement for new entries, 150, 900
bonus votes will be given each candi.
for every club Of s12 worth OF sub.
scriptions to The West yirginian turn.
ed in before September sth at nine
O'Clock. 9ss
Besides this the offer OF 1000 free
votes to each baby whose name is re.
ceiyed will hold good until further no.
tiee. There Is still plenty OF time to
start your. darling on the same footing
with the others for the race Is hardly
matter, u your little cherub's name IS
matter, II your little cherubs name Is
not already in the list, for the friends
OF the baby, not seeing his or her
uame in these columns with the rest
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-02
MURDERERS SAY wife HIRED THEM TO SLAY HER HUSBAND
Italians Convicted
for Aiding Austria
(By Associated Press,)

J..
BARI, Italy, Sept. Eight Alba,
mans were sentenced to long terms
In prison today for having communi.
Gated with Austria by carrier pigeons.
The men involved are Captain Mus.
tapha of the Albanian bark Bell Scu.
tarina. who was sentenced to 20 years,
and seven members OF his crew sen.
fenced to 10 years each. When the
vessel was searched by Italian author.
tiles thSre were found large number
OF petroleum cans and considerable
sum OF gold.
The men were placed on trial before
a naval court martial and 1t was al,
legged the money had been received
from Austria In payment for contra.
band and for intelligence forwarded
by carrier pigeons.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-02
IADVER TIsINC'
SERs.MONETTES' !.
a Short one Every Day
for the Busy Business Man

The spirit OF advertising is back Of
every great thing We do. That spirit
we call spatriot otism or civic pride that
leads US to make our cities more beau
,tiful, comfortable and sanitary-su-
perior to others-is prompted by tho
desire to have the city admired and
favorably talked about, which is real
ly the desire for advertising.
1t was the advertising spirit that
created the great Prudential building
in New York. II was this spirit that
built the Singer Tower and the Metro
politan Tower. =
Business buildings are made mag
nificent architecturally and In interior
appointments almost wholly for ad.
yertising purposes. Banks are made
to look massive and ornate that theJ
may impress beholders with their
solidity. Theatres are made beautifuf
not for arts sake. but for advertis.
ing. Railroad stations are made grand
NOT to facilitate traffic nor for com
fort but for advertising. Cathedraia
are erected-not wholly TO the glory
of God, but that they may Impress
5ehboVl sWAAh0ut WIFI tu0 IuNlALllkI Oh
the spirit within.
There Is no reason to doubt but that
the pyramids OF Egypt were built Tor
an advertising purpose.
Z II is the advertising spirit that
builds magnificent state houses, city
halls, court houses and parks. II Il
this that gives us our iine schools.
our splendid fire department. E.t
The great worlds fairs. the grand
est celebrations and pageants we have
ever beheid. have been inspired By
the desire for fame by the cities or
countries In which they were held
and fame Is advertising.
The monuments we erect to per
petiate the memory OF our great men
is our way OF gIorifying them. or. n
other words, advertising hem and
their deeds to future generations.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-02
Arrest ManHere !.
Wanted nlFayette

Frank Jones, wanted for felonious
cutting In iFayette county, was arrest
ed shortly after Q o'clock this after
noon in Jackson street by City Police.
man c. s. Pitzer. Jones is accused OF
having seriously injured Gust Cows
during a cutting, ARRAY several weeks
ago.
4 "A warrant for Jones' arrest was
issued in Fayette county. but Jones
had fed: The warrant was sent to
the authorities In Fairmont and Po.
liceman Pitzery has been on the trail
OF the fugitive. who has been hiding
in Fairmont for some time. Two weeks
ago Jones eluded the officer. but to.
day he was captured while at work
with a paving gang in Jackson street.
The Fayette county authorities will be
notified of Jones' arrest.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-02
IU|IR5|KTRANSP0RTS
SUNK BY. BRITISH
oursYessels.Sent.tothe Bot.
tom by English Sub
marines.


PARIS, Sept. 2.-Four Turkish
transports have been sunk by British
submarines.
Announcement to otthis effect was
made here today officially as follows:
.'In the Dardanelles the last week OF
August has been calm throughout on
the southern front. lnsthe northern
zone British troops delivered success
ful attacks which put them in posses
sion OF a hillock to, the west Of Buvuk
Anafarta- which had been contested
keenly. To the transport sunk on the
goth OF of.August by one Of our ayiators
tits necessary to add four transports
torpedoed by British submarines at
the same! point and two others be.
tween Gallipoli and Niagara. The
guns of the battleships have hit sew
eral vessels anchored in the straits"
The British steamer Sayona, 1850
tons gross, owned in Leith, has been
sunk. Three members OF the crew are
missing.
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Reports from Front Say In
portant Positions Have
Been Captured.
.sLAlIV|S .REPUILsE ENEMY N !
Russians Re eports Local Sue
cess Against Germans
near Wilma. ].
(By Associaietl rress,)

-. tBy Associated rress.)
BERLIN. via wireless, Sept. a.
German forces attacking the Russian
fortress of Grodno have taken the
other forts Of the stronghold, 1t was
officially announced by German army
headquarters today.
LONDON, Sept. 2-The British
public has been greatly cheered by
the version Of the recent heavy fight.
ing at the Dardanelles In the report
received last night from General Sir
Ian Hamilton. the British commander
In chief. This report has been await.
ed eagerly In view OF the assertions OF
Constantinople that the allies had
been repulsed with heavy losses.
Sir Ian claims that his forces oper.
ating in the north section Of the line
captured an important strategical
point commanding the Buvuk Anafarta
Valley, to the east and north as we'll
making appreciable gains along the
Australasian 'front.'
"lf the British colonists dominate
Anafarta, their guns should have a
clear field to fire upon one of the main
Turkish supply roads leading toward
Achi Baba..r B
The Turks. however, have an alter.
native line OF communication with this
part OF their front. Constantinople
has admitted no advance on the part
OF the allies.
The Russians are developing unex.
pected strength where they state they
are not only holding Field Marshal
Hindenberg's forces, butjhave gained
local successes hear Wilma.
L Various changes have been made In
the Russian command, the most I'm.
portant being the return of General
/ 5Russky to the leadership OF the north
army.
Berlin wireless reports which are
usually a day or two in advance OF
\ iPetrograd official communications,
announce a reverse in the Galician sit.
uation as a result of a victorious as.
sault on the Russians north Of tZborow.
The English press is interested
keen1y inTthe German promises OF a
change OF tactics In submarine war.
fare and attaches considerable signif.
canoe to the news that Admiral Won
Tirpitz is to have q: vacation. This Is
interpreted as indicating that Chan:
cellor Won Bethman-H Hollweg has won
definite victory over his naval col.
league IN the German cabinet. n
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-02
Runaway Motor Car
Causes sExc itement

Considerable excitement, was caused
in jefferson street at noon today when
an automobile left standing! at the
curb In front OF the Masonic Temple
started OF its own accord on a runa.
way Journey down the steep hill to:
wards Jackson street.
The iunoccupied machine ran rapidly
down the hill, striking wagon at
the corner OF Jackson street. The
front part Of the automobile was
wrecked, the lamps and adiatori being
damaged! Late this afternoon the 20.
lice had not learned the name Of the
owner OF the car.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-02

According to Brownies story, as
given out by the police; Mrs. Mollr
proposed several weeks ago that he
kill the doctor. promising toipay him
$4,000 nine ays.after the killing was
accomplished. He said he asked Stell.
man toShelp him out and brought his
half;brother up to talk the matter over.
with Mrs. Mphr. The arrangements for
the shooting were carried out in de.
tail. according to the confession.
AT a designated spot on. the Nayatt
road Heals stalled the machine and
the motorcyclists crept through the
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bushes and fired at the occupants of
the car. Browne said he shot Dr
Mohr and Stellman wounded Miss
Burger. After shooting. Browne and
Stellman threw their revolyers into
the brook near the Rhode Island Coun.
try Club and went back to their mo
torcycles. Browne declared Mrs. Mohr
told him to be sure 10 kill the doctor
and to kill Miss Burger II he could.
His instructions. he said, were to
shoot anybody in the tonneau, whether
It was Miss Burger or Florence Orms-
by. maid employed In the doctors
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-02
Five Custom Houses
H]eld-by U. Sin Haiti

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2.-Rear Ad.
miral Caperton reported to the navy
department today that five customs
houses in Haiti now were in posses:
sion Of American forces The last one
was taken over without disorder at
.Gonaiyes upon the arrival, there OF the
United States gunboat Castine and the
collier Jason. Five customs houses
still remain in possession OF the Hat
ten officials.
Haitien troops at ounanminthe have
declared In favor OF Presid dent d. .Arti-
guenaye. according to the report.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-02
GOOD PROGRAM
ARRANGED FOR
LABOR HOLIDAY.
Great Parade Will March
Through Streets in
Forenoon.
SPEAKING AT LOOP PARK.
Excellent Athletic Events
Will Conclude Days
Celebration.

frhe people of Falrmont and vicin.
fty are preparing to participate next
Monday inithe nationwide celebration
OF Labor Day in manner BETTING
one ofSthe leading Industrial commun.
tiles IN the state.
Stores, mills. mines and factories In
many instances vii be closed for a
part OF the day at least in order that
employees throughout the county may
have an opportunity OF participating
IN the various festivities planned for
the day under the direction of the
Monongahela Valley Trades and Labor
Council.
Amonster parade, the most impres.
sive event on the program, will pass
through the principal streets OF the
city Monday forenoon. In the after.
noon a big mass meeting to be ad.
dressed by able speakers will be held
In Loop Park, ito be followed BY a field
meet which will include scores Of ath.
letic contests.
The parade will be headed by an
automobile carrying Mayor Anthony
Bowen. City Commissioners Ira Smith,
j: Walter Barnes. A. l.. Lehman and
other city officials. Bossle's and
Garlow's bands will furnish music for
the marchers.y In the line OF march
viii be hevarfous labor organizations
pr Marion county, a number OF floats
prepared BY the business men OF the
vicinity secret societies and other or.
sanizations. The parade will be con:
ducted direction of Chief of
Police Fred IS. Harr.
The parade will form promptly at 10
o'clock at First street and Fairmont
venue and march out Fairmont ave
luetto Twelfth street. to Virginia ave.
nue.. to Tenth street, to CASTOR ave.
nue.. to Eighth street, to Walnut ave.
1ue. to First street. to Main street, to
Quincy street. to Jackson street, to
Madison street, to Main street, TO
Main street, to First street in front OF
he Trades Council Hall. where It will
(Continued on Page Eighty
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-02
SUBMARINE THAT
sunk ARAB|C|S
TRAPPED|N|NEI'
English Make Prisoners of
Crew, Ship Officer
Says.
BOAT WAS LARGEST TYPE
Fifty Teuton Under Sea
Vessels Have Been Caught
in Sixty Days.


NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-An officer OF
the White Star liner Adrlatic, which
arrived in Liverpool today declares
that the German submarine which
sank the Arabic had been caught in a
steel net, and the u-boats double
crew were now prisoners in England.
He added that within the past 60 days
the British have captured no less than
so German submarines. The officer
said he could not for obvious reason
disclose the place Of capture nor de.
tails OF the circumstances.
He said, however, that the U.boat
was Of the latest and largest type in
the German navy, and that the craft
carried a double crew.
Misunderstood the Germans! manned
all OF their larger craft with an aux
iliary crew for training purposes.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-02
German Loan Open
toSmall Subscribers

BERLIN, Sept. 2-subscriptions and
payments for bonds Of the new Ger
man war loan will be accepted by the
postoffice for the accommodation OF
small subscribers!
The Overseas News Agency says:
"other subscriptions are payable so
per cent on October Il! I! 90 per cent on
November "a, 25 per cent on Decem:
Der 22 and the remaining 25 per cent
on January %! 'Sii1
war loan bonds are being dealt In
on the stock exchange above par, indis
eating satisfactory condition of the
market
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-02
Three Arrested
on Arson Charge

WILLIAMSON W. Va. Sept. a.
Hugh Wellman. S. F. Fuller and E. l..
Fuller, of Dingess, this county, have
been arrested by Mingo county author.
tiles charged with burning a store
owned by the Fullers at Dingess. Ac.
cording to the state fire marshals Of.
fee the Fullers employed Wellman to
do the Job. The Fullers were at lie.
mort at the time.
While working on the case Deputy
Fire Marshal Cherrington. OF Hunting.
ton. was driven from the damaged
building at the point of gun. He
was warned to stay away from the
place. q
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-02
Boy is Believed
Abducted by Father

WHEELING, W. Va, Sept. 2.-The
two-year-old son of Wright, Moon was
picked up on the road in front OF the
home Of his grandmother, Mrs. L. C.
Sheets, at Greggsville, two miles east
of here yesterday by a man in an auto
mobile who, neighbors say, was the
child's father.
Moon separated from his wife when
she refused to live in Chicago, where
he attended the Moody Bible Institute,
preparing himself for career as a
singing evangelist.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-02
Funeral Held Over
Explosion Victims

JoHNSToWN, Pa, Sept. 2-Sixteen
victims OF the ordena mine explosion
were buried today at Boswell, all bus
iness houses and mines In the vicinity,
OF the little mining village being clos.
ed. Coroner Henry S. Kimmell. and
the state mine inspector completed
their investigation during the night
and taking of testimony In inquest will
begin late today. Two OF the injured
are still in the hospital here and are
expected to recover.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-02
Widow Asks $4,000
for Husbands Death

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Sept. IA
suit was entered against the Chesa.
peake and Ohio Railroad Company
this morning by Mrs. Mary Fenimore,
wife Of John Fenimore, of st. Albans,
who was killed In the wreck at Pin
nacle Tunnel on the Coal river branch
Of the defendant railroad company for
$4,000.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-02
Germany Has Big
Supply Of Wheat

BERLIN. Sept. I'm accordance
with recent relaxation of regulations
concerning food supplies, the munich.
pal council OF Berlin had decreed that
hereafter pure wheat may be used in
baking wheat bread and to 80 per cent
In rye bread ~
The supply OF wheat is said to be
abundant.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-02
Martinsburg Plant
Destroyed By Fire
CRy Assoclated Press. }

MARTINSBURG, W. Va. Sept. p
The plant of the Adamantine Clay
Products Company at North Mountain
near here. was destroyed by fire early
today with loss of $4,000. The
company was rushed with orders. turn.
ing out $4,000 brick per day.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-02
Supt. ObeyHere on
Inspection Trip

General Superintendent G. B. obey
OF the Mononahela Railroad arrived in
the city at 2 o'clock this afternoon on
an inspection trip. He will look over,
the work being done by Consulting
Engineer s. ID. Brady and later in the
evening return to Brownsville, Pa. I
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-02
AT 3cLARKssuRa FAlR.

sherif G. d. Conway. Prosecutink
Attorney Tnsca Morris, Justice Of the
Peace Il. Leigh Fleming and CLERK Of
the County Court A. G. Martin are
among the prominent residents Of
Marion, county WIN were in attnedance
today at the ciarkshurg Fair.
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Mr.. D. "a. Wood Is in Fairmont q
few. days visiting at the home OF B. o.
Chapman Of the Mumford Flats,
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NEGR0ESS|GNCONFESS|ON
THEY KILLED PHYSICIAN,
ACCUSEDlNOMANMJ JAIL
Prominent Doctor Was slainW While He
And Lady Companion Were in
Auto on Lonely Road
$4,000 WAS PRICE OFFERED ITO SLAVERS
(By Associated Press.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept Accused her alleged
today held without bail on the charge Of having in
cited the murder Of her husband Dr. Franklin Mohr
awealthy and well known physician of city and New
port. The arraignment was at Warren.
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eWeather.

West Virginia and Western Pennsyi.
yania-Fair tonight and Friday.
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CIV Associated Presss)

PROVIDENCE, r. L, Sept 2-Mrs. Elizabeth Mohr,
wife Of the prominent physician who was fatally shot
while on an automobile trip from this city Newport on
groes signed written confession saying she had hired
them to kill the doctor The negroes are charged with
murder They are George Heallis chauffeur driv-
ing DR. Mohrs car at the time Of the shooting; g Y
Browne, formerly employed by DIR Mohr Harry ell
man, a half brother Of Browns
specific charge has been brought against Mrs Mohr
Brown has been detained the shooting,
Mrs Emily Burger the Doctors assistant who was in the
automobile and was also wounded
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CONTINUED on Page Eight.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-13
NOTICE

The few items men,
toned in the main
body OF this anounce-
ment are only intend
ed as examples of the
GROSSMAN store
and its import. There
are hundreds more
that time and space
could not permit men,
ton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-13
The New Serge Dresses at $5.98
and S7.98.
Misses and Juniors Coats at S7.98

Stylish, Practical Goats, that are built on the
latest belted and flare lines. Colors are brown,
green, blue, gray, black and plaids. There are
sizes for the small women, misses and juniors
At the same price are Coats of plaids, cheviots
and rough mixtures. The values are excep-
tional.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-13
FINE SILK AND LACE
WAISTS S3.49 AND So. SO

Every one fresh and new. smartest styles
Of superior quality Georgette- Pussywillow
and Crepe de Chine Silks-and combinations
of silk and lace All the popular light and
dark shadings. Sizes Sc TO as.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-13

to
a a w
The II $l00 90 wonderful You ind
nothing like the The dresses at
SIS The alone worth
asked finished dresses And throughout this tam
Crossman Store
It's the busiest Moline and will of the best things offered
ifvoufai Ito pvyatho fits cements
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-13

A rare opportunity to
secure a fine 81 and S.
sweater for a gift or for
your own use, at only
SI.oS.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-01
4 STRENUOUS PROGRAM
IS FACED oY CONGRESS
FINAL CONSIDERATION OF THE
SNIP PURCHASE BILL. BEGINS
IN THE HOUSE.

Washington, March IA siren
uous program is ahead Of congress
before final adjournment on Thurs
day. The house met at noon. Morn
ing and night sessions will be held
by the house and there will prob
ably be continuous day and night
sessions later in the week. The adj
ministration ship purchase bill was
expected to pass the house late to-
day.
By Wednesday 1t Is expected the
senate will be in the throes OF the
last fight on the ship measure. Its
defeat by the senate is almost GER
tain.
Rural credits legislation was TAX
en- up by the house agricultural
committee today. 1t Is hoped that
action will be taken on rural cred
its in the agricultural appropriation
bill.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-01
The FRENCH TROOPS
ARE ADVANCING LINES
MATERIAL. GAINS ARE CLAIMED
IN THE CHAMPAGNE REGION
AND VOSGES.

Paris, March French troops Oh
the offensive in the Champagne re-
gion have advanced a line nearly a
mile and half, according to dis
patch from the front today. North
west OF Perthes the Germans made
several unsuccessful counter-attacks.
In the Vosges the French continue
to gain ground near Chaelotte.
From Arras TO the sea coast and
elsewhere along the battle line there
was no important developments to-
day.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-01
SUSPECT IS HELD
IN GIRL s MUROER
AURORA POLICE GO TO CHI;
CAGO TO INTERVIEW MAN
HELD THERE.
II Is Stated that He aas Arrested
because of His Resemblance
to Man Sns-
pected.

Aurora, H.. March Local
police went to Chicago today to in
teryiew Henry Miller, the latest
suspect in the murder of Emma
Peterson. The man was picked up
there because of his resemblance to
the man who was seen running away
from the scene Of the crime here.
Jess Williams. negro, who con-
fessed to robbing and beating .
white woman here Saturday night,
is merely held as q suspect in the
case. Blood hounds which took the
scent where the young woman was
killed followed the tracks to VIII
liams' home. The negro broke down
and pleaded miserably when the dog
barked at his door. When the
police expected Williams to confess
to the Peterson murder he confess
ed to an unprintable attack on the
other woman. He was under the
third degree" today in the Peterson
case.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-01
LONE ELM PEOPLE
ATTEND PARTY IN CITY

Lone Elm. March IA crowd Of
Lone Elm young folks attended a
party given by Miss Ruth Fleming in
WaXahachie Saturday night. They
were Lizzie and Cliya Woodall, Fay
and Viva Wilson, Mamie Odom,
Clarence WoodaN, Wilson Parish,
Bill McWhorter, Robert Wilson and
Harry Ralston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Prather Wis
tied at Mr.. Ralston's Sunday.
Mr.. Stevens and family visited at
MIR. Ralston's yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Odom visited
the family of Walter Odom in Waxa-
hachie Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss Joke Bratcher is spending
the day with Mrs. NJ. j. Delk.