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Evening star., 1915-05-23
kW3IN Mc GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS l111Tn1M I'M xf

company went to Harpers Ferry las1
Sunday. He makes frequent trips to the
mountain town.
Private E. F. shugrue Of No engine
I, company has taken his annual leave OF
twenty days. Shugrue is a pigeon fan
cier. and much of his vacation will be
spent looking after his birds.
! A fishing trip is claiming nine days OF
the annual leave of Private William
Lusby of No. engine company.
| Private !. A. Mayhem of No 9 engine
company was off one day the past week
Assistant Engineer D. J. Bradley of
No. 10 engine company recently took A
| weeks holiday and installed hot-water
| plant in his home.
| I'rivates J. J. Sweeney and Fl. H. Bicks-
Ter of No. 10 engine company went to
Chesapeake Beach yesterday with the
| Board of Trade.
NJ ]. Berry, member of No. II engine
company. visited friends at Brandywine,
| Prince Georges county, Md. four days
] last week
Paint-up and cleanup work was done
last week by Private c. A. Barnes of
No. 12.engine company.
Private J. T. Young of No 13 engine
company purchased a home in South
Washington not long ago. and last week
he spent four days painting and repair
| ing his dwelling.
Private l.. H. Nelson of No IA engine
company took seventeen days Of leave
and went to Leavenworth, Kan. the past
week as a prison guard He will remain
| in the west several days after the pris-
oners are surrendered to the warden of
the federal penitentiary.
r. V. Brownell. member of No. en-
, gine company, enjoyed couple of fish
! ing trips during a brief vacation the past
| ten days.
Private H. c. Stevens of No. II engine
company is visiting relatives in Virginia
Lieut. J. w. Myers of No. II engine
company has returned from his vacation.
He enjoyed several short fishing trips
! on the river near the city.
Private Edward D. Simms of the Fire
fighter took four days of leave last week
and participated in cleanup campaign
at home.
Several members Of the Firefghter COM
pany got in their winter supply of wood
last week Some of it was drift that
was caught in the river, while some was
foated to the firemen from where work
was done on the river shore.
Private A E. Lightfoot of No. % en-
gine company obtained four days of
leave last week and went fishing He is
said to be the expert angler of his COM
pany.
Assistant Engineer c. f. Swift of No.
% engine company enjoyed a short holi-
day last week.
Daniel Moore assistant driver of No.
u engine company. took five days of
vacation the past week and put in his
time cultivating his garden at his home
in Benning.
Driver James Rock of No 81 engine
company was detained at home last week
on account of illness
Evening star., 1915-05-23
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

,, Secretary Daniels. Assistant Secre-
chief of operations. and Mr.. Banks, Mr..
Smith and Mr.. Howe of the Secretary s
office went to New York last week to
attend the review of the Atlantic fleet.
Lieut.. Commander William p Cronan,
who has had charge of the cable and
telegraph office of the Navy Depart
ment for several months, is about to be
given Il tour of sea duty. 1t is ex-
pected that he will be assigned to the
command of the torpedo boat destroyer
Porter now at the Philadelphia navy
yard.
Lieut.. H. r. Greenlee of the Montana
is visiting at 226S Cathedral avenue
on leave until June -.
Passed Assistant Paymaster Omer y.
Conger. formerly attached to the
Brooklyn, is at the Cordova on wait
! ing orders.
Admiral George Dewey has just been
elected commander of Vermont Com
mandery, Military Order of the Loyal
Legion, at the twenty fourth annual
meeting of that organization held in
Burlington. VT. Admiral Dewey. who
is native of Montpelier, VT usually
spends part of each summer at Wool
stock, VT.
Rear Admiral William S. Benson, who
has just assumed duties at the Nav.
Department as chief of naval opera
tions, has taken an apartment at tile
Wyoming.
Lieut.. Commander Leigh c. Palmer.
formerly aid TO Secretary Daniels, who
has been visiting friends in Washing
ton. has been detached from comma nd
of the destroyer McDousal and ordered
to duty on the battleship New York.
The fine old frigate Constellation,
which attracted thousands of Wash
ingtonians to her decks while she was
anchored at the Washington navy yard
| last autumn. has just reached her home
station, Newport, II. l., where she il
used as a training ship for naval re-
| cruits. After leaving Washington in
November the Constellation was tied
| up at Norfolk navy yard for the winter
E. L. Smead of Michigan has resigned
| a clerkship in the bureau of naviga-
! tion, Navy Department. to accept a
| position under the federal reserve
:, board of the Treasury Department.
Evening star., 1915-05-23
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE.

changes OF duties aud stations or
comr,I ssioned and other otneci@ ot Ihe
United states public health sefFicc. t"t
the seven daNs ended MAY ~ afe -
follows: -. -
10 attend the pau-Amcrican Medical
Congres. and the American -ieaicai
Associa ion. 10 ne neid IN Sih ffah-
cisco, cal. .junc is-:1 and to repre-
sent the service IN thc house OF deir-
gates of the latter association: so 10
attend the sessions OF the Amefitlh n
School rIy1ieuc Association. June -
IS. in that city
leave. from May Il.
senior Surgeon T.. &. ka'loch. two
weeks. addit unal leave. from MAY
Surgeon II. :. Nathc wson. proceed -
Portsmouth, !. H.. navy yard. 70 eN
a,nine old navy cutter. aud see II nt
for installation by service of gasoline
engine.
Surgeon b. j. Lloyd. TO represent the
service at the conference OF the Ma.
tional Association for the study and
Prevention of Tuberculosis at Seattle.
Wash, June li-l6.
SURGEON L. =. n. Bahrcnbur2. to pro-
ceed to various points IN Teas rela-
tive to physical examination for tho
coast guard
Surgeon John NJ Holt. appointed by
the Secretary of State as delegate OF
the government to the ninth interna-
tional conference of the Nor.d ) FUR
ity Federation, to be held in san Fran
cisco in Iuly. Granted twenty-nlne
days leave. from June y
Surgeon II. MEG. Robertson. to take
charge OF the work of the service at
Philadelphia. Pa, during the absence
of Senior Surgeon Fairfax Irwin. on
leave.
Assistant Surgeon Carl Michel. to pro-
ceed to New London, Conn, and report
to the Coast Guard Academy for duty
on the coast guard cutter ltasca for
the cadets practice cruise
Assistant Surgeon S l.. Christian, to
report at Fredonia. Kan. for duty in
the investigation of rural sanitation in
Wilson county. Kan.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

The secret is out as to what dispo-
sition was made of a recent day off
taken by c. NJ. Force, chief clerk in the
office of the controller of the Treasury
Confronted with the suspicion. Chief
Clerk Force admitted he had gone
a-fshing. A one-day i'm the year fish
erman. he had such bad luck, last year
embarrassing because of the break
fast food he had promised promscuous-
ly before setting out-that he was dis
posed to keep his own counsel this
time. intending, il fisherman's luck per-
mitted, to make good his lost prestige
and broken promises. Well for him he
did so, for the fish about Chain bridge
were not sympathetic and would not be
caught by his wfles. 1T was lovely
day for fishing." insists Mr.. Force.
Whooping cough has invaded the
family of George r. Cooksey, secretary
to Secretary McAdoo. All four of his
children are down with this juvenile
affiiction. They are recovering, how
ever.
Frederick A. Delano of the federal
reserve board has returned from a
visit of inspection of the federal re-
serve banks at New York, Philadelphia,
Boston, Chicago, and elsewhere in the
central northwest. Mr. Delano returns
optimistic of the industrial outlook,
echoing the reports of conditions found
in the west by Charles II. Hamlin, gov
ernor of the federal reserve board, and
obtaining in the southwest as observed
by Assistant Secretary Malburn, in
charge of the financial bureau.
w. NJ. Thompson confidential clerk to
Assistant Secretary Malburn. has re-
turned from an official trip to st. Louis
and Chicago MIR. Thompson was a
member of the board that examined the
subtreasuries of the United States at
these localities.
Evening star., 1915-05-23
NAVY YARD.

Columbia Lodge, No. 174, Information.
al Association of Machinists, met
Wednesday evening. The important
| business was the nomination for ed
itor Of the monthly journal. to fill the
unexpired> term of the late d. Douglas
Wilson. Fred Hewitt of this city was
the nominee of Columbia Lodge. The
election by referendum will take place
during August. Mr.. Hewitt, who is at
sistant secretary-treasurer. was stu
dent of the late Douglas Wilson in a
course of trade journalism. The aud
itors also submitted their report for
| the quarter ending March 81. 1t was
shown that during that period $500
was paid in sick benefits. Several
members were admitted. which brings
the membership up to LAO. the largest
lodge in the association.
J. NJ. Frazier. machinist of the tool
shop, who underwent n successful op-
Grafton at the Naval Hospital. has re-
covered and returned to work.
William Boswell. machinist of the
west gun carriage shop, Is absent on
two weeks leave.
J. W. H. Mckee of the tool shop was
promoted from apprentice, s20s. to
machinist. at s3.2S. last week.
c. J. Woodside. machinist of the
breech mechanism shop. has returned
from an automobile trip to Pittsfield.
Mass. He reports, a successful trip
Frank Cummings of the coppersmith h
shop was transferred to the planning G
board during the past week.
Joseph Osthaus. machinist. of the
tool shop. underwent serious opera :
| tion at Sibley Hospital last week. He
is reported to be doing nicely
The Mounting Gang Ball Club, now
at Indian Head. defeated the Indian
Head Athletic Club by score of II
to 3 Tuesday. The feature of the
game was the fielding and batting OF
Miller of the Mounting team.
Owing to the large amount of work
in the breech mechanism shop several
machjnists on bench work have been
put on night work.
Carl Mcdonald, machinist of the west
gun carriage shop, is absent. suffering
from an injured spine.
James Kennedy, a former Hiachirist
of the tool shop, late of the Brooklyn
navy yard. has been employed during
the past week in his former capacity
r. A. Cady. blacksmith of the forge
shop, has been absent for ter days. dur
ing which time he underwent Il sur
gical operation.
Francis Scott. machinist OF the tool
shop, with Mrs. Scott. spent Sunday
at Lanham, Md, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Penifield.
John Perkins of the west gun car
riage shop is absent on eight days
leave.
Charles T. Hays and ]. J. Shawnessy.
machinists, have been called to work
in the tool shop.
William Euckert, patternmaker. has
been transferred to the planning board.
H, Krodel. machinist, of the tool shop
resigned Saturday to accept a position
as Superintendent of glass-manu-
featuring firm in New York.
w. A. Blankenship, leading man Of
the forge shop, with several naval OF
ficers, went to Indian Head Wednes-
day on official business.
w. Lescalett returned to work Mon
day, after enjoying several days leave
c. l.. Scott of the west gun carriage
shop is absent on account of illness.
Philip Beaver. a special machinist of
the toolshop, has been placed in charge
of the grinders of that shop.
Andy Gray, machinist Of the west gun
Evening star., 1915-05-23
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR.

Raymond r. Crst, deputy commits
sioner of naturalization. has returned
from Philadelphia, where he was in
charge Of the work resulting in the
recent naturalization OF approximately
| 4. 900 aliens, and Is now on leave
James p. Greeley has been transferred
from the bureau Of naturalization to
the naturalization field service, with
headquarters at St Paul
Thomas X. Shoemaker. who has been
in Davenport, Iowa. on official business,
| has returned to his desk
| Howard T. Light. Ralph F. Andrews.
l.. l.. Nettleton and Albert L. Patterson
of the bureau of naturalizati ton have
been promoted to $500. s1,400, $1,000
| and $1,000. respectively.
| William T. Peake and J. II. Shep-
pard of the bureau of naturalization
who have been in Philadelphia on offi-
cial business. have returned for duty
| in Washington.
Bernard Rosenblat has been appoint
| ed a temporary clerk in the bureau oil
! naturalization.
Charles D. Evans OF the bureau oi
naturalization has returned to his desl
| after brief absence, due TO illness
| D. A. Darroch is again at his desk in
\ the bureau of naturalization, having
returned from an official trip to Phila-
| delphia.
| Harry $. Wilson OF the naturalization
| service. with headquarters at st. Louis
| is reported to be recovering from m
attack of appendicitis.
Evening star., 1915-05-23

Sergt. o. C. Ryan of the fifth precinct,
who injured his foot several weeks ago,
has recovered and returned to duty
Evening star., 1915-05-23

Because of sickness in his family
Outfielder Miller Of the bureau team
has not played in the last two games.
Evening star., 1915-05-23

Joseph H. Boswell. private in the
sixth precinct. who was on the sick
list for several weeks, has returned to
station.
Evening star., 1915-05-23

Capt. c. f. E. Flather of the sixth
precinct took a weeks vacation and
accompanied number of prisoners to
the federal prison at Leavenworth. He
will return by way of Chicago and the
great lakes. and will report for duty
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1915-05-23

Lieut.. Giles of Tenleytown was off
duty one day last week. He spent his
time getting his garage in readiness for
his new automobile.
Evening star., 1915-05-23

Mounted Policeman A. G. Belt of the
seventh precinct and his horse had two
day rest the past week.
Evening star., 1915-05-23

Private w. C. Lewis of the sixth pre-
cinct has gone to his former home,
near the mouth of the Coan river Va,
to visit his father He purchased
horses for his father and accompa MED
the animals on a river steamer to Vir-
ginia.
Evening star., 1915-05-23

Crossing Policeman b. F. Maddox.
stationed at Pennsylvania avenue and
14th street. took holiday one day last
week and was examined for position
on the regular force.
Evening star., 1915-05-23

i Miss c. E. kiernan. clerk in the sur
face division. was on vacation during
| the past week.
Evening star., 1915-05-23

W. s. OBrien of section 9 of the
printing division has been confined to
Evening star., 1915-05-23

A. f. Jackson and George Shannon
of Capt. Williams command are still
on the sick list.
Evening star., 1915-05-23

Buell. Stanley. who performs duty
Buell. Stanley. who performs duty
on the crossing at New York avenue
and 14th street, spent two days with
friends In Herndon, Va. last week.
Evening star., 1915-05-23

James ~ Bobbitt has begun heid
work On city finances in Little ROCK.
Ark His territory VIII also incluoe
Shreveport La. and certain TeAas
Evening star., 1915-05-23

Charles A. Williams. who has charge
of the collection OF statistics OF manu-
factures in Indianapolis ana nearby
territory. reports the work progressing
excellently, and that he expects TO COM
p1ete his assignment in the near fu-
Evening star., 1915-05-23

Crossing Policeman A. NJ Green, sta
toned at Wisconsin avenue and NJ street,
took three-day vacation last week He
visited his farm in Montgomery county,
Md, and looked after his crops
Evening star., 1915-05-23

Mounted Policeman J. D. East of the
seventh precinct was off duty the past
week on account of sickness.
Evening star., 1915-05-23

Desk Sergt. c. O. Turner of the sew
enth precinct, who is in charge of the
station at night, enjoyed a brief vaca-
tion last week
Evening star., 1915-05-23

Private Melvin Cox Of the fourth pre-
cinct enjoyed brief vacation the past
week. He spent his holiday at home
Evening star., 1915-05-23

Crossing Policeman b. A. Lamb. sta
toned at New York avenue and 14th
street was on the sick list the past
week.
Evening star., 1915-05-23

Privates John Maher. J. NJ Peterson,
S. l. Young and E. P. Alexander of the
seventh precinct took a day holiday last
week.
Evening star., 1915-05-23

Secretary Redheld attended the re-
view of the Atlantic fleet at New York
| city Monday and Tuesday.
Evening star., 1915-05-23

Private F. f. Woodward of the sec
ond precinct took holiday last week
on account of sickness in his family.
Evening star., 1915-05-23

DIR. George c. Havenner. chief clerk
of the department, WAS away part OF
the week on account of illness.
Evening star., 1915-05-23

Andy Gray, machinist Of the west gun
Evening star., 1915-05-23

Private A. T Sides of Capt Sullivan's
command. who has been on the sick list
for the past two months. expects to
return to duty shortly. He has been
at Catletts, Va, the past month.
Evening star., 1915-05-23

Private J. +. Bergman Of Capt.
Schneiders command. who is detailed
at the house of detention, is sick.
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Notice To Tax Payers.

County. State and Ditch Tax:
Upon examining my records Dec.
LIST, I find many who have not yet
paid their 1916 taxes. have re-
peatedly warned all Tax Payers OF
my county that upon December list
I would be compelled by the Ken
lucky Statutes to add the penalty to
all unpaid taxes by that date. and
that on and after December 9Th. all
unpaid taxes ould be advertised,
which Will be more cost to you.
Remember now. when sending In
your taxes, to add the penalty; also,
that all property upon which taxes
have not been, paid by December 9Th
will be advertised for sale to satisfy
same. So please arrange for your
taxes at once and save the publicity
and embarrassment of being adver-
tised. S. o. KEowN. S. o. C.
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DIDN'T KNOW WHY
SHE FELT TIRED
Mrs. Charles Cough Foues assa,
However, That Tanlac Gave
Her Relief.

Louisville, Ky, Dec 1&.---MrsE.
Charles Cough was unable To norfssr'-
stand why she should alvuzrs s=-g
tired and nervous, but sng x1ssnr-
stands thoroughly how she ro9HzE re-
lief from that trouble. She Exurz III
412 Second street, this city. sHzs Es
the wife of an employe OF sse.rzS=
Cuscaden, ice cream msneSsscxsrr,r
Il did not know what causs-ss sss
to feel so no account" MIS- aSauxsA
said recently. 81 was neryOxz asnsf
depressed. My food did uns sero@
with me, and for hours after kazx
eaten | could taste it, fsEa zsssxse~s
from the gas on my stomach = fasa
discouraged and melancholy HIsk rs
apparent reason for It..
my husband begged me 10 exy
Tanlac, and finally broagiSt hnszss "a
bottle of It for r,c. althcuwS, " '--S
told him | had tried so manf sassscsc-
ent remedies that wouFdnx fxsss
another. After he brought ii sS rr~e.
though. l did try il. and airnAzsk ri
once noticed great change. sFo1
my appetite has come baek, 0nEa q ~.
longer feel b.d after T have exts-s.
My nerves are good. / don't ssazs.e--
from depression as I did befagx .Yasx-
lac has done me great good. snrsa n
am glad to tell others about *
Tanlac. the peerless rerr=ses. as
now being sold in Hartford xk exts~
Ohio County Drug Co.'s drug. s6~s=-
by Y. Wilbur Mitchell Bear>g sxns-
by L. C. Morton & Son, CentcrSxNr.-
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w. Z. johnson Dead.

Mr.. w. Il. Johnson died at his res
idence near Paradise. this county
last Monday morning at 5 o'clock OF
dropsy and complications. His re-
mains were inferred in the Hopewell
burying grounds yesterday after
noon at 2 o'clock. after funeral SER
vices conducted by Rev, r. ID. Ben
nett, Of Hartford.
The deceased was a member of
the M. E. Church, South, and was
one Of Ohio county's best citizens
who will be greatly missed in his
community. He leaves a widow and
three children. Mr.. johnson waH
SIS years. months and 20 days old.
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@ . @ O O @ Q @ o G @ &C @ O
o MARRIAGE LICENSE. 9
@ @ G O @ @ G @ G G Q o @ Q O O

Musker Wilson, Horse Branch. to
Edna Bays. Olaton.
James Wade, Olaton, to Annie
Daniel, Olaton.
Rush Midkiff. Fordsville, Route 1,
to Tbelma Clark, Narrows, Route q.
Otis Clark, Utica. Route 2, to De-
liza B. French, Livia, Route 2.
Estis Hudson, Hartford, Route 3,
to Ethel Allen, Hartford, Route 5.
Ellis Allen, Hartford, Route 8, to
Mabel McKernan, Hartford. Route 8.
Edward Free, Narrows, to Pearl
Vandiyer, Rosine.
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pond Friday, 10th inst, in the pres
ence of a large congregation of peo-
pie. The church seems to be now
on gaining ground for the Lords
work and more effective service. We
give the great Head OF the church
all the glory for so great work hav-
ing been done, and pray to be able
to lead them to do greater things
for the Master.
BIRCH SHIELDS, Pastor.
Beaver Dam, Ky
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CERALVO.

Dec. 13.--Mrs. L. p. Lambert, OF
0laton, visited her daughter, Mrs
Will Barnard. from Friday until
Monday.
Miss Hazel Everly. of Rockport,
visited relatives here last week.
Mr.. Ed Rhoads and sister. Miss
Katie. of Paradise, visited their I'M
Gle, Mr.. ID. r. Helsley, and family
last week and attended the meeting
at Providence.
Miss Margaret Barnard is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Sudie banks, of Mel
son.
Mrs. c. X. Fulkerson has returned
home after spending several days
with her parents and other relatives
at McHenry.
Miss Willard Lambert. OF Olaton.
visited her sister. Miss Myrtle Lam
bert. who Is teaching at this place,
from Friday until Monday.
Mrs. Robert Matthews. who has
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs
Win Cundiff, OF Cleaton. has return
ed home.
Several from here attended the
party given by Miss Lille
last Wednesday night.
Mr.. w. p. Brown left last week
for Arkansas.
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Fairbanks Their Choice.

Louisville. KY, Dec II---'Eheyn
hundred Republicans from, tIirawssSs-
out the State. in a meeting hesx ns-
night called relative to the uztGnszk
for the 1916 Presidential eamanssr-
declared almost unanimously 5z Tn
vor of former Vice President gssbzxnzs
w. Fairbanks for the nomlnatIuN hsr
President. The meeting was aSkesa-
ed by Edwin p. Morrow, recent. E1--
publican candidate for GoTernsz-.
and a number of other candicSSDs.s On
the November election. among aEh-
ers. No other business was russzssx
cred.
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A Good Revival.

Beaver Dam. KY. Dec. 1.-THE
Baptist church at West Point. Ohio
county. near Matanzas, has recently
passed through very successful re-
vival. The pastor was assisted by
Ed. o. NJ. Shultz. of Bowling Green,
KY, who did the preaching TO the
delight OF all who came. and the
strengthening Of the church and
community. The meeting continued
twelve days and the visible results
were as follows; Seventeen received
into the church by experience and
baptism. seven received by letter
and one received under the watch
care OF the church; total 25 mem
bers received. The pastor baptized
the candidates In Bro. Ernie Bell's
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OLATON.

Dec. 13.-Mr. Lonnie White was
at Olaton last week loading lumber
for the Stinson Co., greensboro.
Mr. John F. Allen, Fordsville,
was in Olaton Saturday with a crew
of hands loading ties for Bond Bros.
Some of the boys got little too
much corn juice and a small combat
was pulled off.
The following parties enjoyed a
turkey dinner at Mr.. c. ID. Beans
Sunday: Mrs. SALESMAN and daugh-
tiers; Mrs. Stearsman and children;
Mr.. and Mrs. Carson Duncan and
daughter; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Canaan
and daughter, Myrtle L. Canaan; Mr..
Albert Daniel and jim Wade. All
report a pleasant time. +
Rev. vanhoy filed his regular ap-
pointment here Sunday. The hour
of preaching has been changed from
night to IL a. m.
The Methodist Sunday School has
changed time OF meeting from 2 D.
m. to o'clock a. m. at
Mr.. Robert Duff's new blacksmith
shop is about completed. f
The new brick chimney recently
built to Arthur Mitchelrs residence,
fell down. The collapse was caused
by faulty foundation.
Mr.. Sharp, Of Narrows, was in
Olaton Saturday, looking for timber
to saw.
Mrs. Chester Lyons is yet in
critical condition.
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Shot At Husband.

Petersburg, Ind, Dec. l1.-Mrs.
Bertha Hays was found guilty this
morning OF attempting to kill her
husband, Harvey Hays, after the
jury had been out twenty hours.
Mrs. Hays shot her husband several
months ago. She said he persisted
in following her. She will be given
a term of from two to twenty-one
years in the penitentiary.