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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-29
BRIDGEPORT |

3 \ BR S Y
BR1GEPoRT, April 8 The Rev.
recent guest OF his brother, ~.
Holden
g. II. Warner, Of staunton. Va,
vas q recent business visitor.
Or. @. "A. Willis, Of -Clarksburg,
was a recent guest OF his brother.W.
w. Willis II
The Rev 81 B Stout Is suffering
from bruises c=Ese.- by falling in his his
barn.
Mrs George Parr was recent
guest of Mr.. PARIS sister. Mrs.
Fanny Stevens
Miss Dale Stout, Of Wesleyan
college. spent few days recently
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
tor Stout.
AIRS. B. B. Stout was recent
guest of her daughter. Mrs. Wade
Robinson, OF Clarksburg-
Mr.. ard Mrs. Thomas Williams
are moving into the Lawson proper
Miss Meta cordeF. d Pbiltppi.
was q recent guest OF her sister, Mrs.
John Teter.
Miss Dee Ross. OF Morgantown.
was recent guest OF her mother.
Mrs. George Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. VILLAIN Cross have
moved to Fleming gton
Nfr.Fand Mrs. 81 II. H.SanrborneW we're
recent guests Of their daughter: Mrs.:
lRichard Vassar, Of Weston.
Wilbur Gaines was al recent guest
| Of hts father at Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. "a. p. SSanrborne at
tended the Canton anniversary cere-
monies at Farm ont Monday even
| ing.
A. D. Fitzhu gh. Dimkin Lodge, ].
r. Jones, IA. T. Dean, ]. w. ohm
son and#Hona a.. b. Davlsson started
this morning on an automobile tour
OF the cities Of this and surrounding
counties for the purpose Of inspect
|! ing their water SYSTEMS. The infor-
nation thus gained will be submitted
to the council to aid them In the In
l.stal1ation OF our prospective2sy system.
@ Luther, the hve-year Odd son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J q: Preston, is suf-
fer1ng from lockjaw. caused by a
rusty nail which the lad run In his
! foot a few days ago
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HUMAN SKULL.
Is Used on Witness Stand al
the Murder Trial on Now 9.
81. at Fairmont.
t.ySA..ec,.4rp soc = - -xx..I= !. 4.

TFAIRMONT. April 2 Peter. Chip
piano. on trial for the murder ofHW.
AR. Riggs In the aE11son7 strike riot.
went to the witness stand IN his de-
fenge this morning. He testified that
he had struck Alva Moore. a. deputy
sheriff. two. blows and that he. Chip
piano was stand ling at ata.considerabla
distance from the rioting when he
was approached by NJ Moore. who fired
q revolver Ie struck Moore. who
fired a second time. Chipptano struck
sa second blow. striking the revolver
from Moore's hand Chippfano then
picked up the lien weapon and left
the scene. ,2hls Testimony closed
the trial. Chippfaho bein his only
witness. The case is now IN 5s the
hands Of the jury.
During the trial Dr. y Nv. McDon-
aid. superintende ent OF Miners hos
pital.s 70. 8. IN rescri ibing henature
Eof the scalp wounds which causad
ERiggs's DEATH used a human skull
So osgruesome4 was his descrip ion that
Ia juryman. n. @. Coffman, civil
engineer In S75<npl y@of the South
Penn Oil Comp mpany,s tainted and the
witness left the stand to administer
medical Sattenti ion. ssf.
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SPECIAL SESSION
or COURT CALLED
AT Which a. Succ essor to Jus.
tice G. iii Cord on, Resigned,
Will be Chosen.

There will be a special session OF
the county court Saturday for the fol-
lowing purposes:
To audit and approve for payment
claims againstHarr county and
the several districts thereof, the spe-
|cia1a district road fund the special
bridge fund and Including orders
drawn on the fund arising from JUS
tees hnes.
To make. and enter any order, or
orders that may be found necessary
IRE sthesannulm toff offthearoad8f from
the mouth Of Rock Camp creek
the lands Of Thomas sLinyille
/ and VIII Allen to the. Flag run road,
ISardise district
Is5 10 make and inter- any orderEor or
ders that@may be- found necessary III
ire the petition of Joseph r. Miller to
}be relieved as guardian Of Agnes
IWilkinson.
TO make and enter any order or
orders thatSmay be found necessary In
re the eSemp1oyment and payment OF a
county ltural agent asEprovided
in chap OF the acts OF the 1egis-
s1ature sof l91 15. I. .:sF. .si
To nake5and enter any order or
orders that may be found necessary IN
.IdItAEs
Telephone Company that IL be permit
ted to place a cable on the East Main
street bridge. S;sS t
TO make and enter any order or
orders that may be found necessary
in re the resignation OF G. Harry Cor
don pustice or the peace OF Coal dis
,trlct. &! ~ 5ts * ; sSs q
The appointments and tqualifcat
a aa$justice OF Il be naac ca M Con district
Ito succeed al. Harry Gordon. re-
1signed.
TO make and enter any order or
orders that may be found necessary in
re the lication of LIB. Ice to- have
state pool or Billiard license trans
Iferred to him from Namon Joseph.
The granting OF certih ihcatesst to ap-
lplicants from which to btainS the ap-
pointments to the once Of pub
lie.
l The squalia ion or snotarieaspnblie.
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.AvlAT0Rs OF BEL GUM
SHOW M U III ACTIVITY ]

ssr Asroe,.-~B rr Esaa
EI,ONDON. April 2 2 8 9.=-=7B lgian mill
tary headquarters day gave. out the
following ofacial report
\ 1.Several points on our front such
as Ramscappelle and Pervyse have
been repeatedly BON mbarded. The
Belgian artillery has vigorously Co
operated ith the French In their at
tack against Steenstratte Our ay1-
ators have shown great activity,
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FIRST SESSION. !. !.
OfPo1ice Court is Held In New Quar-
ters OF Police DEPARTMENT..

Mayor G.. II. Gordon held the first
session OF police court in the new
uartera Of the police department.
Thursday morning It was atshortsses-i
sion. the mayors only act being to de-
and Ernest Weaver forfeited. The two
men were arrested on charges of dis
orderly conduct by Omcer Shahan In
Glen Elk Wednesday, night and posted
cash bonds Of s IL. so each. It is said
that the two men were engaged IN an
ARRAY when taken into custody
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new COMPANY
Is Chart to Acquire and
Dispose of Real Estate and
Other Properties.

The Stout and Alexand Ter Real Es-
tate Company, Of C1arksb urg. with an
authorized capital of $25, 600 has
been chartered to- acquire and dis
pose Of real estate. mineral. oil and
gas rights, personal property, etc, In
Clarksbnrg and elsewhere within the
state. The incorporators are w,
Frank Stout, Adah Alexander Stout,
NJ. .Marston Alexander, ] ohm + Alex
ander and Biag1o Merindino. all oi
|Clarksburg
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At Least Five Hundred Stroiia
on a Special Train To Hear
Or. Hamilton. b
I UE AIN b GRA oRsillPs
IDr. Zartman, Of Indiana, Brings
Just Such a Message as Isl
Needed I'M Clark ksbllrcI g
m ~ u Z IF5l757 7ll.7II tlil "a
COLLIE CTIONS.

4. I. q. 4. = q - !. j. 1.
Nh Salem has sent word To the CON
mtttee here that they Will be at tho
tabernacle 500 strong toni ight. As
special tram has been encharteredsan aud
the Salemites viii try anu Guido Wes
ton in the size OF It's delegatf ion. In
addition to the Salem folks there Will
be number from Vest Union; and
stops will be made BY the spaciAis
at Bristol and Wolf Summit to takaf
on delegations from these places.
The aggregation Will arrive here
about 2 o'clock and form In line and
march to the tabernacle where they
will occupy reserved seats. They
the various churches of the citygoKs
Salem II
twill also ba Maccabee night and
goodly number Of this order are
planning to attend.
Parties Attend.
Last night there was a delegation
of Grand Army OF the Republic folks
present as well as several Conf nfederates
survivors. The Daughters OF thas
Confe federacy also had q deleEation 0fE
about forty present. Each of these
took an active part in the song Scr
vice.
Evangelist Hamilton was VI at HIS
best and though the threateninEE
weather kept many away the attant
ance was quite good "A wind storm
late Wednesday almost unrpofed thas
building, taking on sas big area nf fhfs
r0ohng but force Of men we're %afs
tonee securedea and s1t Was all Itre=coverads
before night sss3z
| he sermon last nj ght Wa4 On
Nan Nan Who o1ed HIS ife..,.s ,rhess
theme g used WAS thai Of the man WHO
made an excuse for not aattendinEas
certain feast that he had tsmarriedEaF
Wife. hence he. could not come. 4as
said that it was getting Ia ia fr6s
Ecommonsto odays for young men toSpayss
attention to saE young lady andprofesaS
To- be Interested In the. church andre
i1g1on and hen after he had womb
heart md married her TO refuse To
attend church or to encoura; ffiSE
wife to attend. Many Il aWoman@ Has
Dee. badly fooled IN this way: da-s
clared the aevange1is ss.ss
Real Workshops.
Ihe noon lunch cons for the Chit
tan business men and women afatiias
Methodist and Presbyt arfan hMrcHas rsssss
Irespect1Vely, are growing In frfaTaatS
andEaresprovinEsfo to DeT real $Worf shanss
I for the campaign. There was gfata
more personal work done last nfg1fa
than at any tine before. Scores 2ofs
people pleswere8in the aud denceE and fhsirS
laboTs told II the result til. There
were g number 2, OF "a ecisions. alIEbeirx
adult l1ts. many OF them 8yonng SnnenSanS
| one OF the number was n8oId sYetsr-s
an.
eeting was held til ia morning
at the Hotel Parsons. Glen isa
Straw and Mr. oung the
music mus and Mr. Snyder gave thefs sads
dress: moon toda raylos
spoke. to the men emp p1oyed III con-
lAdamston. 80
Brings Needed Message
The address OF Dr. sZartnan
ofssWinonasLake.I IN 9. on Wednesdayi
afternoon was iigh1y appreciated ~
those who were fortunat enouKh stnI
hear him. lis alk on 81 New Evan
gelisms was practical and to 4h -
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TURKISH STA TEMEN
OF WAR AL ON 6 STRAITS
5.., \, -, :. " $50, Y, !, - :,

INOPLE. April 2 via
Amsterdam and London, April e 8
There has been given out here anSof-
ficIal announcement bearing on the
lighting at the Dardanelles, which
reads: s s
Sighi Dere. to the west Of Seddul
Bahr. has been cleared Of the enemy.
The enemy who landed near kaba
Tepeh endeayorsd to anita In their
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FURIOUS GHTING is
REPORTED ALONG BAY
tnraAkEociAIEn. rREsH,

I.oNDON. April 2 despatch
from Athens says that furious fight
ing throughoutW Wednesday, on the
shores OF Sulva bay on the western
side of the Gal1ipo1i peninsula and and
eighteen miles north OF the southern
extremit ty resulted IN; the success OF
the allies. The LOSSES Of the Turks :lI.t1
were serious. One entire battalion
was captured by the allies.
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EIGHTY tn US AND MEN
AT:TEM PIT N G TO LAND
CIV Asaee,A:r.lE.rp .l.r rsEer

BERLIN. by wireless. April g ,--7 ,--7
&Advices from Constantinople given
out today by. the Overseas News
Agency says the forces which tn e
French and British attempted to land
at the aDardane1les numbered about
10000 men Landing opera tons
were undertaken at three points on
: the European side and one on the
Asiatic side Of the straits
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Air and Mrs a G. Howard have
been IN Parkersburg attending the
funeral ofsAIrs. Frank DeNpre
y %. I1antz, ofJacksonburg, Is al
business Yisitors here.
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/ ARMY USES ROADS.
= rass.elArrp ...;:, ..,.,, !

tSAAn0ElATEbP PRENN1 se3943s
VERONA via Paris. April 90
Railway service on the Tustrian side
Eof the frontier virtually has been
suspended Tor ord mary purposes All
lines are Abeing used to carry troops
to- the Italian from & er, E75
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. IA Dubois, OF Burns
vile, are visiting IN the city.
c.. al. Price, OF Wheeling, is trans
acting business here.
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Miss Neil mcleod has been visiting
her sister, Mrs Laura WI illiams. at
Salem the last few days. N
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MEETING IN FAIRMONT,

FAIRMoGT, April % Sunday
series OF important meetings in Fair
mont. DIR. McQuaig is a represents
tive Of the National Purity Associa-
ton. # $:
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II Cont ttnued on page N
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KIDNEY DISEASE
Causes Death Of w. n. Allen, a
Well Known Farmer of
LoWther Settlement.

w r. Allen, aged IS years. Of
.Lowther settlement. near West Mi
ford died at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday
morning after lingering illness or
kidney disease. The deceased man
was a well known and prosperous
farmer
Mr.. Allen is survived by his widow.
four sons. daughter and a brother.
The sons are p. j. Allen, a. II. Allen,
j. p. Allen, all of this city, and f.. w.
Allen at home. The daughterFis Mrs.
u. Roger. OF Point Comfort. The
brother is James Allen. of Point
Comfort
The funeral services will be at the
Allen home and the burial will be in
the /. O. o. F. cemetery at West
Milford. The date and the hour will
be announced later.
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with turbine engines as is the Okla
homa, the Queen Elizabeth and all Of
the newest English, German and Jap
anese battle craft The Nevada Will
be operated by reciprocating engines
while the California. OF the $4,000
class will be driven by electricity One
of the other two American battleships
OF the California class will have tuI-
ibine engines and The other recfprocat-
ing in line with the! navy Departments
policy Of not entirely abandoning the
reciproeating type until a thoroughly
satisfactory marine turbine is found
1f the experiment. on the California
with electric drive, current to- be gem
Grated by steam turbines running at
high speed. is successful. the engine
problem may be solved. It already
has proved satisfactory in a navy col
1ier and the experiment with the Cali
fornia only needs to determine
whether itli is equally efficient in high
power plants
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five GOV. Els
In a Single Day in Circuit Court
Now in Session at
Fairmont.

II FATRICNrT. March 16.F'ive con
fessions marked the FIRST days work
OF the March term OF the circuit court
here. During the day the members
of the alleged BLACK Hand society at
.kilarm, charged with the Christmas
murder there and a large number o.
Pennington rioters we're arranged 10
plead The first trial will start We'd
nesday, when Sam Palma; alleged
leader Of the Black Hand. will go on
trial for murder in the first degree.
Mason Wright confessed to carry
ing a revolver and it being the second
offense. was given a year. in the PEN
itentiary and fined $50
George Reed, colored, confessed to
robbery and was given a year in the
penitentiary.
Pat Doyle. Chester Smith and.
George Burton, confessed Illegal SELL
ing and each was sentenced to two
months in the county jail and fined
S1nG.
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N|GHT|EST
lcontinued from page


arai inst TORPEDO boats 1t will be fl tied
also With four submerged 21-inch
torpedo tubes and her ships company
will be composed Of sixty-tive officers.
seq blueiackets and seventy-four ma
rines. The ship measures Cos feet
over all and ninety-seyen feet beam
and its mean draft is twenty-eight
feet. ten inches. almost the limit in
size for the Panama canal and present
navy dry docks. There are only few
docks in thefworld which can receive
it and it could not enter many busy
-harborss except under most favorable
conditions or tide and Wind.
When completed the Pennsylvania
will have cost the government more
than $l2 goa, 600. 1t will be ready for
commission, under contract, by Feb
rnary IS, 1916 It's keel vas laid Oc-
tober u, 1913
OF Enormous Size.
The enormous size OF the new ship
and the startling rapidity with which
battleship construction had developed,
even before the great war, is indi-
Gated by comparison OF the Pennsyl-
ya1iia with the British battleship
Dreadnought, first Of the all-big-gun
ships in any navy The Dreadnaught
was timated for in 1907. ItFwas de-
signed to displace Ia 800 tons but
actually is considerably larger In
the main battery are ten 12-inch guns
with broadside fire OF SIX guns and
IT'S trial speed was 2 knots.
The Pennsy lvania will, he equipped
y q
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-16
PATHETIC,
Are the Actions and Words of
Mrs. Angle on the Witness
Stand at Trial.
tnY ASSOCIATES rrLGsl

& BRIDGEPORT, Ct. March 16.--EEArs
Helen NJ Angle. accused Of having
caused the death Of Waldo Il. Ballou
in Stamford last June. told her story
Tuesday to the jury. Speaking at
times SO low that her words We're al
host inaudible and again sobbing out
her story. she told OF Ballou's visit to
her apartments on the night OF which
de met his death. She described how
She had heard noise in the hall
sometime after. Ballou had left. how
ON investigating she all but stumbled
over him lying at the foot OF the
stairs, OF her efforts to revive him
and OF taking him downstairs and out
at the street entrance She added in
a broken voice that everything pales
into insignifcance in the face of the
fact that the man she loved was dead:
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..BR|I(|)NS|::jI0.N
CONTINUED from page I

burg newspaper. Elliott said he ar
forwards talked with Ogden, and
Bronson about the Summers article.
The Bronson interview. he said. took
place in hotel room at Huntington.
which had previously been fitted uD
with a telephone device for recording
conversation.
The copy Of this record Of the con-
versation was shown him by Well and
afterward Elliott had identified IL.
the lawyers for the state were al
lowed to see 1t. Elliott was refresh
ing his memory OF what Bronson said
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RUSSIAN 70 r CEss ARE
ADVAN G ONCE MORE

LONDON, Mar. l6-The Russians
again are advancing in northM estern
5Bnkowina. according to a despatch
received here from Bucharest, Rou-
mania. The operations are going for
ward slowly because OF the bad
weather. .
( Near Soyo Sulitsa the Russians car
ried Austrian trenches at the point
of the bayonet, the Austrtans retreat
ing with heavy losses. III
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BRITISH REC CAPTURE
SOME OF THE TREMC HES

PARIS. via London, Mar 6.British
forces after having retaken St. Eloi
have also recapturcd trenches south
west Of the village and have forced
the Germans to evacuate trenches
southeast or the same point, according
to the French official statement today. 3
" French troops have made fresh
progress in the Champagne district
and in the forest Of La Pretre
On the southern slope Of Great;
tRieeh AckerkoH the Germans carried.
IA trench which was retakenl later by
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-16
TWO PARENTS
Are to Be Tried on Charge of.
Violating the School

ellsworth Jones, of Bird geport. has
ibeen arrested and required TO appear
in Magistrate W. e. Starcher's court
Tuesday evening on a charge of violat-
ing the school laws by failing to send
his twelve-year-old son, Ellsworth, to
school.
Mrs. Jennie Danley, Of Bridgeport
is also TO be tried at the same time
in the same court on a charge of fail
ing to send her lighter. Flora, aged
73. to school,
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Howard r obinson. of Fairmont.
was in the city Monday
Mrs Clifford Fill and Mrs. Annie
Hill spent a few days in Shinnston,
guests of Mrs. II. r. Sayer.
F.. NJ. Coffman is spending the day
in Fairmont on business.
Lee Martz, who is now located in
Charleston. Is spending a few days
in the city.
Clay Bennett. Of Browp. visited the
city Tuesday.
Virgil II. Highland made a. BUSH
ness trip to Fairmont Tuesday after
noon.
The Rev benjamin Stout was here
Tuesday afternoon from Bridgeport.
Mrs. J. B. Smith, Sr., and daugh-
ter. Miss Iona, are spending the week
in Pittsburg attending the automfo 10
n.le show.
Mrs. u. 3. Smith. Jr.. and daugh-
Ter, Jeane, are spending several days
at Rochester, Pa, visiting Mrs.
Smiths mother. Mrs. Kirk patrick.
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;Tl'H| BEST KIDNEY REMEDY

i always caI1y large stock OF
smaRp- Root and 1t has a steady de-
mand for kidney. liver and bladder
troubles. Very frequently my custo-
mers give personal testimony as to
the med icinal value OF Swamp-Root.
and 1t is a common occurrence for me:
TO sell to people who buy the remedy
on the recommendation OF others who
have used it Have sold swamp
Root since 1t was first put on the
market. and Will continue TO sell it
until better kidney, liver and blad-
der remedy Is found
CHAS. G. PETER,
New Orleans. La.
Personally appeared before me this
3rd of July. 1909. Chas. G. Peter.
druggist. who subscribed the above
statement and made oath that the
same is true In substance and In fact.
VIM. RENAUDIN.
a5s Notary Public.
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Thc court 81, OF ..alst RESORT 6.

Around the stove OF hescross roads.
grocery is the real fcourt OF last resort,
for ii finally over-rules all others
Cham beriaih's Cough Re,nedy WI has
been brou ght before this conrtsi in al,
most every cross roads grocery in this
country, and has always received: q,
fayorab bic verdict IL Is I'm the COM
try where nun expects to receive full
value for his m oney til at this remedy
is most appreciate ted btainab1ei
.eyergwhere Advertisement,
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10 Begin Earlier.

The Afarcosson-Jackson recital to.
be given Thursday evening under the
auspices OF the NIarcato Music Club
in tie Masonic auditorium will begin
fiftee:, minutes earlier than formerly
announced. or at O'Clock sharp in
stead of at S:15 Tickets will be on
sale at Hall and Bradfortfis book store
at - o'clock Wednesday morning.
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BUY CANDY q BUSINESS.

Floyd and Wilbur Carmichael. OF
.Smithfield, have purchased the Trt-
State Candy O. mpany's business here
and will take possession OF the hame4
April S. They have a large general
store at Smithfeld e1
former is here looking after the plir-
chase. 49,.
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complimentary to DR.. Mitchell.

The yestry of Christ Episcopal
church gave a social connp limentary
to the Rev. Charles Baird Mitchell.
The ladies Of the parish served an
elaborate luncheon which was en-
joyed by forty guests. Mrs. James
Jelly rendered some beautiful selec-
tons and solos We're sung by Mrs.
David B. Carper, Mr.. Dana Davis and
Mr.. Mayberry Harrison, the accom-
paniments being played by Mrs.
Jelly. Mr.. Carl Vance was toast
master of the evening and short talks
were made by Col. Henry Raymond,
Mr.. George Duncan and Mrs. Charles
"a. Johnson.
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ed secretary Of the convention and
all the district superinten dents OF the
conference were elected vice prssi-
dents.
welcomed by the Rev G.. ID Smi.1 !,
the pastor Of the local church. and
his remarks were replied to by the
Rev. G. IA King, pastor Of fsae Terra
Alta church
E. The Rev. Daniel Westfall = &usinessl
Of the Christian Advocate,
OF Pittsburg. told what other
churches are doing for their retired
preachers An interesting address
was also made by the Rev. DR.. Null
finger. OF Chicago. recording secre-
tary of conference claimants.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Quarterly Cake Sale.

The Ladies Aid Society OF the First
Methodist Episcopal church Will hold
its quarterly cake sale Thursday af-
in the social rooms OF the
church, With Mrs Frank G. Bland in
charge. A call has been issued for
a special meeting to be held at 3
O'clock Thursday afternoon at which
time all members are urged to attend.