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RUSS MAKE LAST
STAND ON THE BUG

LONDON. June -. iI.se p. m
The Russians are now making their
stand on the Bug river This rrost
stream. which Offers many adyant-
axes FOR strons defense. rises near
Lloczow. in Galc.a. runs almost
hcTth. forms a sreat part OF the east
ern frontier Of Russian Poland and
joins thu Nlstula u miles northwest
OF WarsaN. 10 is along the Galician
course that the army OF Grand Duke
Nicholas d. believed 20 have taken
up strong positions. the loss OF which
would mean the further retirement
o. the Russian forces.
Already the AustroGermans have
pushed the Russians back 90 the Bus
river near kamionka, northeast Of
LENDERS. and further north have
penetrated Russian Poland. capturing
the important town OF Tomaszow
they have also. according 20 the Of.
hcial report from Vienna. driven the
Russians holding ground near Sielce.
n distance OF about miles. and have
taken Burstyn. north OF Halicz In
TACT. the masses Of Austrian and Ger
man troops are advancing along their
entire front.
Should the AustroGermans succeed
In crossing the Bug river in strenrth
the complete evacuation Of eastern
Galicia by the Russians would seem
probable
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MORE ARRESTS In
THE MURDER PLOT

PITTSBURGH. Pa. June ss.-Other
arrests may b. made In connection
With the murterous attack upon
Franklin 7. Schneider. wealthy candy
Manufacturer OF Washington. D. c.
according 20 Homer r Crooks. chief
OF Detectives. tonight he refused to
20 into details. however. and declined
20 say whether any clue had been o.
talned REGARDING the Whereabouts OF
bilL whose name Is mentioned IN
the promissory note which Thomas q
forney. the Washington attorney. 8
ALLEGED 20 have given George Mc.
Henry.
The note was found in McHenrv's
room IN Washington and was sent
here BY the authorities in that CITY
II was written with a lead pencil on
plain sheet OF white paper and
reads as follows:
April !. 1915. 7 agree TO nav Bill
and George $4,000 for putting his
man out Of the Way.
T. g. FORNEY."
The detectives believe that III
George referred TO Is McHenry and
they intend questioning him further
IN an effort TO reveal the identity of
the other person named.
Mystery regarding the disannear.
ance % Forney and McHenry from .he
central police station this morpin.
was cleared tonight when they were
returned TO their cells.
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kidneys or the skin. are retained i'm
tho system and the blood becor,os
poisoned. and inflammation and irri.
tatnn arc produced in the tissues
most susceptible 90 these Injurious
elements Tho results are symptoms
such aa you describe in your letter
We confidently recommend the use
OF Ur TlDrces Au.urIc Tablets. which
can he obtained from us direct or
through ans druggist iu Wheeling
Simply ask for Doctor l1crcrs
Au.Urc Tablets There can Do no
imitation Every package of An.Juc
Del sure to bo Ur picrCoH. You Viii
fui tho ain1ture or thc package just
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to aIung women. and Ur Ficrcc.s
Golden Medical Discovery proven by
years fo bc the greatest coneral tonic
and Reconstructed r1r any one.
am now EIHH to tru Wheeling
people Chat o fuUs DR. Tiarrr.s advice.
sent for tHr "Nrurio' tablets and my
lame back sfraIEl'ruDI up shortly
had MOI more rheumatic pains and
other mentioned Iisfrcsacs and my
appetite and general health came
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Mr Editor. o hops you win give this
fho space ir r0ur paper ~ deserve.
ann Fo extremely grateful FOR tho
good tho "An.uric Tablets have dona
for me. Yours very truly. r. w.K
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GREGORY INSPECTS
FEDERAL PRISON

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. June 90
Attorney General Gregory returned
10 WASHINGTON today after an alb
sence OF several days, most of which
b. spent inside the Federal prison at
Atlanta. Ga. He inspected the prison
from the roof TO the lowest cells. paid
midnight visits to the inmates.
watched them at recreation. az work.
at their meals and at rest during a
quiet sunday. Before he left ne made
a speech TO the prisoners.
As result Of his visit. Mr.. Gregg
~ said today he hoped TO find a way
In which Federal prisoners may be
put al work that will allow the gov
eminent TO give p small part OF what
they earn 10 their families. Labor Of
this sort could be only for the govern
ment and along such lines as would
rot bring the prison-made goods into
the open market.
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SISTERSVILLE

SlSIEESN W Va. June 20
Mr. Ne 4. VI. Hunter. sons Howard and
thompson. have returned from Salem.
where they spent several days with rel
az YES. They made the "trip In their car.
Mayor j. y. S.hiry mas returned from
a business trip To- Detroit. Mich
Mrs. I. Eichers is iu shawnee. o.. Wis
ting her daughter. Mrs Harry Feart.
Miss Mona AllcuSworth has returned
20 her home in pomcroy. O. after being
eutertained az a." home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Mason.
Miss Lola Helfrich who studies music
at oberlin h. spending the summer with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holf-
Mrs O.. O.. south Of Mccoy Heights
has gone TO Baltimore 60 spend several
weeks with relatives.
Mrs Julia Barton has left for her
home DO LauesNills ohio. after an eN-
tended visit wi,h her daughter. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. n. VI. Lewis and two
for visit with relatives Boz Cannsburg.
"a. Mr.. Lewis viii go from there 10
weston where De j employed.
guest Of Mrs g.. a. Wright has re-
turned Co her home lu Monroe. Pa Sh,
was ACCOMPANIED by Miss Ruby Wright
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kuhn. Mr.. and Mrs
W. v. Phslph and two children Billy
IT. and Lawrence. motoreu hero from
Washington and spent sunday with IT
and Mr. Ralph Co. Hoics and Mr.. and
Mrs n. j. Mccoy.
Miss Isabel Sanders OF Marietta. who
has sT,ut short time with iMr- Nauds
Bradley. left yesterday for FRANKLIN.
Pa. Co. visit relatives for several weeks.
~ this CITY. shot himself o. death early
last Saturday morning. d.. leaves
wife and two children. George .no
p T. H7nton hos returned from a bus
ines trip t1 Pittsburgh.
Miss carrie uoyie Who has been visit
inr Boo Tarkersburs Marietta. and Will
Miss jackson and Miss Sewc0mhe 81
IrrrUIla valley Who have been guests 81
Miss SalIe Russell have LETT Cor New
and the latter to Hamondt1n
Rev Father y. s. H-ire was "a Wheel
4. o. CorrfIeid ard son have return
- from "a visit 20 their home FRI Mari
Mr and Mrs r p sehurhaeh are
Donald Gibson and George AIusU have
left for Akron. Ohio. where they viii be-.
Vis. r.rrI.e Alexander has reformed
from visit VfH rrurrca ir EIm-
l.r.r r-rIs NJ wr-rirrtor i- vIef'-
D. .Ir Talbot ard Herman rrl. isrt
' ID lr'.s nnme, 'Ng r-" Dy'-.rrd.
~, g. Vsasie i,f. MONDAY ~
SRI. Isl D. Alexander. ~ rs-tsrsnl-r.
.rI vr. rarf Alexander ar trs soat5
SIR .h,rs t.ers- da.er'sr ruft
vl rrr ST.. vr W.., r.v. ,-..,
Oh homo fr.w H.aH|r-f.H f H. where
'.. OBJ" .n. .I sub.
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MOSS ON STAND
Accused Midshipman Tells Of His Part
In the "Gouging" Scandal at
Naval Academy.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. June 29.-Nid.
shipman James r. Moss. Of the former
third class at the naval academy.
whose distribution Of information con
tained in papers he claimed to have
received from an anonymous source.
and which the academy authorities
charge were stolen examination pa-
pers. led TO superintendent Fullam's
recommendation that Moss and six
other midshipmen be dismissed. was
a witness to-day before the court OF
Inquiry which is investigating the
matter
Judge Advocate Watt called Moss
n the stand and subjected him 10 a
long Cross-cNamination The witness
said he received five papers relating
20 the subjects OF Spanish and French
In a plain envelope which had been
dropped I'm a mail box az the academy
and delivered 90 him in the ordinary
way. He did not suspect they were
examinations 10 be given. no said. bur
thought they might have been sent BIZ
some friend with the idea that they
would be helpful
Moss said that no midshipman who
had seen the papers gave him any In.
uwauOn that no thought they were
advance copies OF examinations. How.
ever. In response TO question. the
witness said the papers appeared 20
Do examinations. and so far as he
knew were not old examinations
on one occasion. Moss declared
past examinations in mathcmafirg.
with the problems worked out for him
had been sent 90 him by Instructor
W. y King. ~ the department OF
mathematics.
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MEXICAN FOOD
SITUATION ACUTE

NEW YORK. June 29-The Amer
can Red Cross Society. In a statement
Issued here today asserted that ac-
cording TO Authentic reports re-
ceivod by 10 the food situation IN
Durango. Mexico. is rapidly becoming
more acute. The statement said that
a local association. formed in Durango
some weeks ago TO conserve the corn
supply for the benefit OF the destitute
non-combatants. has abandoned its e.
forts because Of The failure Of Dotn
the civil ard military authorities o
lend any aid
The statement also contained what
was represented as being an accurate
report OF conditions In Torreon. In
this was contained the assertion that
well Informed persons look for food
riots shortly"
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GER MANS TAKE
POLISH TOWN

VIENNA. Via London. June %,
1850 p. m.-Tho Teutonic allies. i'm
their advance over the Galician hor-
Ger into Russian Poland. in the region
or Tomaszow. have captured the Po-
lish town. according TO an Austrian Of.
hcial statement given out here to-
night The statement also SAYS that
strong Russian forces north OF KANT
onka. p miles northwest of l,emberg,
were repulsed with great loss last
night. after heavy lighting.
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GEN. ANGELES
tcontinusd Prom Tir.. p.x.1

had a wholesome effect in preventing
the launching OF new revolutionary
movement in Mexico.
Hoped 10 See Wilson.
General Angeles has been hopefuI
mat ne would have an opportunity to
talk with President Wilson. He was
not directed by villa to do so. he said
but Is anxious to learn from the Presi-
dent or other high officials Just what
policy the United States intends to
pursue toward the Mexican question
continuous lighting by the factions
now In the field with no hone OF
recognition would be useless. General
Angeles believes. and he agrees heartt-
~ with President Wilson's recent state
nent that the various elements must
come to an understanding. He told
MS friends that neither he nor Cen
eral Villa had any candidate for the
provisional presidency but would SUD
port any capable and honorable man
who represented the principles and
Ideals for which the revolution had
been fought.
He insists that II General Carranza
refuses to enter into an agreement on
the provisional government to be Gre
ated by a coalition of the divisions OF
the original constitutionalist move
ment. the moral support and recogni-
ton of the United yates should be ac-
corded TO those elements in Mexico
which are willing 10 stop fighting and
support government created by
peaceful agreement and standing for
liberal principles.
Saw Gen. Scott.
Major General Hugh Scott. chief of
stan. of tho United States army. was
the only official upon whom General
Angeles called today. Enrique e..
Ilorente. Washington representative
Of General villa. accompanied the visi-
tor Angeles brought a letter OF in
PRODUCTION from General villa to Gen
eral Scott, the latter two having de-
yeloped an intimate friendship in re-
cent years on the Mexican border.
General Angeles paid tribute 10 IA
patistas and declared they must be
taken into consideration in any settle
ment Of the Mexican problem.
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rew Martinsrills nrt.f.

Harry IalzeU of N0uudrI|fTa was
'a.lrE on friends iu the CITY. sunday
Miss Evelyn Clark has returned from,
q visit with friends ln WoodsfIeId and
SistorzVills
John HiFrs Of sI-tersviII. was call
my Ou friends boo tho city Sunday
Mrs George HASTE and infant SON Of
iI'i-hIfEl are guests ~ Mrs. HHatIe's
rarfuts. Mr.. and Nra Glen Usrrf.-
hIs-NlI Morris uoforcd tu Morgan
town last Sunday and spent the d5,
with friends
Mis- Hiss Morsan of Pine Grove is
fi. Tins her hrther boo T1dHu Cift
MrE Lillian N1uUtHuOu ana dIurh-
ter NHrinrr are Visiting friends fr r-..tr-
mont this week
Miss Hazel stone spent Sunday In
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NEW WARNING
ON PASSPORTS

WASHINGTON. d. C.. lime % -
Another warning against going 20 for.
eign lands without passpor,s ras
1.Ntn 10 Americans to-day by state
Department officials. In all countries
except Canada passports are neces.
saiy' ana even In Canada they should
~. carried by Citizens OF the United
states whose names indicate Ger
origin.
In ordinary times many travellers to
south and Central America have not
troubled themselves to ect passports
Now however. the department ad-
Nlses the same precautions in prepar.
ing for visit TO country I'm this
hemisphere as would be observed IL
Europe were the destination.
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DR.. GERHARD
(continu.d FROM first rar.1

lived hitherto in peace and friendship
and should continue to live so. There
is no real reason for antagonism ex.
isting between them"
A Valuable Possession.
NO sensible man. he said. will light
heartedly throw away a friendship OF
long years because he cannot on one
occasion make himself completely nm.
derstood. Sensible nations. ne argued
will conduct themselves in like man.
ner
Friendship between Germany and
America declared Dr. Never Gerhard
"is a valuable possession for bofb ma
lions, and IL Is worth while 10 take
care that 10 be saved TO both"
The Lokal Anzeiger. which aIso
printed the article. commenting edi-
torlally upon IL. said:
The foregoing instructive and
cheering remarks by Dr. Never.
Gerhard show that tho imperial go,.
eminent BE- on the right road with lie
treatment Of questions oyisting h..
tween ms and the United states II,
is 10 De wished also that these cir
Giles which heretofore have bee, ir
clinod 90 make light of our digc-.
ences with America as being uftsrIy
unImportant will let thomsoIv,s h.
ialtht better by Or Noycr.Gcrbard.s
words"
Comment on Article.
F.n.r'n.. attention fH ff. .r..I f.. ...
L.I.n .I fn. fr.lrH.H.. i....
.- 1.'.I states ari Ferulrt u1f. .r
nI tH. l.s1I Nrt.Ia.- ta.... ''
'. tE .h.Iff .fr.r.I. COMMENCED. lid.
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Miss May Conner.

Miss Mary Conner. well known resi-
dent OF The South Side, died yesterday
az noon, at the North Wheeling hospital
atter brief illness % pneumonia Miss
and has been "a resident OF this city all
OF her lie Her pleasing personality.
Nor hndliness. and general good VIII
on her the friendship OF the neighbor-
hood In which she lived.
she was "a consistent member OF the
church OF the immaculate Conception
Funeral services will BE- held Thursdav
morning al $50 O'Clock AT the home OF
her brother. Mr. Michael Conner. Fol-
lowing the scrN ices AT tho home. requiem
nigh mass will be celebrated at the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception.
Interment will be In MI Calvary Gene
terry.
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COURTNEY HAS A
FRACTURED SKULL

ITHACA. y. Y, June 29.-Charles
=. courtney veteran coach Of the
Cornell crews, Is suffering from a
fracture OF the skull. This announce
iheht was made tonight by the attend
ing physician OF the coach, who was
removed TO hospital here shortly az
yer MS arrival from Poughkeepsie
TINS morning. His condition, while
not alarming, may be described as
serious.
Coach Courtney sustained his in
jury on the train on which the Cornell
crew went to PouEhkeepsie on June
Is. The train stopped at Highland
with jolt and Courtney was thrown
heavily against the side OF the car.
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TO DISCUSS PEACE
In PARLIAMENT

LONDON. June %. 5 p. m.-David
Mason. a Liberal member of the house
OF commons. for Coventry, has given
notice that he will ask Premier As
quith in the house on Wednesday
whether. in view Of certain speeches
by some members Of the German
parliament, demanding a speedy and
honorable peace. his majesty's gov
eminent will consider the advisability
Of stating more specifically than here
tofore the terms upon which such a
peace would be possible. with the oh
ject Of Fastening such a happy con
summation"
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ln tho carnival that was held here last
Week, Nils Mabel Remit won in the
Popular Vote Contest. on Friday
evening Of that week she was crowned
queen and Friday evening Of last week
Sh' gave party Ia honor Of the occa-
sion entertaining her friends who had
been voting for her 4 very ENJOYABLE
evening was spent by playing an sorts
or games and az seasonahlc hour "a
delightful luncheon was served.
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Mrs J. y. Clark was hostess 90 frs
members of the Thimblc Club Friday
afternoon. number or guests wore
present besides the regular number.
The afternoon was spent FOO sewing ana
c'nF'r-ation and delightful luncheon
was served
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Funeral services were held yesterday
morning over the remains OF Joseph
Higgins. who died saturday. June 20.
Following the services a. the home.
requiem high mass was celebrated at
the ST Johns church. ~ Bsnwood. Ia
termcnt was I'm Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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Mr.. Louise Fisher ~ Hannibal died
very old lady and her death v.,e
caused by the iufrmities ~ old AZ.
She was the mother 81 Mr. Thorr1a
PUNK Of this city. Her funeral vn1
held sunday afternoon and frfsrrr.uf.
was Boo the Hannibal cemetery.
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TO PLACE SHORT TINE nonns

LONDON. June %. 1925 p. nm
lHI'FlA decree authorizes the Russian
ministry ~ finance. acordiu. 10 "a Reu-
~ gi-pai'h from FstruFr1d. to place in
ih' London market short tin. t,..,s,,r,,
i'.I-I 81. =" ~. amount OF sp.OeAoUO iubies
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NEW MARTINSVILLE. W. Va. June
sunday afternoon q crowd gather
'u az the wharf 10 enjoy an excursion
on the new boat Charm" The eNcur-
sion was given FOR the benefit Of the
local band. The band boys were dress
% Do their white uniforms and furnish
ed music for the afternoon They ala
not return until late in the evening and
everyone reported a very enjoyable time.
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NEW MARTINSVILLB

The Daily lntelligencer Will be found
on sale at Agar's Cigar and Fruit, stand
Main street. lannon's Cigar and Fruit
stand. Moses Thomas Fruit stand John
Thomas Fruit stand. at depot
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CORNISH. y. H.. June Gan IN
successful effort was made TODAY 10
arrange an interview here between
President Wilson and General Feline
.,nreles, the Mexican leaucr who re-
Gently came TO the Unitci States and
WIN wants TO give the President his
view Of conditions In Mexico and to
suggest a way Of meeting Mr.. vii.
ton warning that the situation there
must change
Colonel Jesus VI. Agu.llr and Major
hsc1cO 4. Garcia. who said they we've
membet-. respectively. Of the staff OF
General Angeles and General RaouI
Maoero. arrived during the afternoon
b.arirE letters Of Introduction from
General Madcro and General Angeles.
Tut were told that details Of the Next
can situation were bain. handled bv
t1r state department n Warhinefon
ard hat 30 would be impossible for
General Angeles TO see tho President
Le.o.
Tho two Mexicars denied rcports
that General Angeles was connected
with General Huertu iu any move
uer' to star. another revolution In
Mexico
FavcrS Tagio
Y..r A o.. Nt guar ana Garcia.
tho selection ~ NHslusl TsrIr. fra lrf,.
m.wh.r NJ tha Mfd0r1 cabinet who ala
NJ. 'fnr s, grglyy'a,,ol22l president NJ
rII trae said. that T1eia can ra ds-
pended l.n. nrI n" recognized o.. tho
The president worked most of OBJ.
GOV .. unrH.a.r Forwarded fn
g f.nm Washington. Particular af-
R. 'H r.r.rfr from Pore
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MCNTENEGRIANS
TAKE SCUTARI
As TEE vrcToEs MARCHED rzro
CITY AU8Tn1AH coESoL
PULLED DOWN TLAG.
PiAeed consulAts IN Charge % orsek
Consul and Dspartsd-M0ncsna-
grus In Tuu Control

PARIS. June -. 3 20 D. m.-DescrIb-
tnE the pc1c patton % .cutarf b. Monte
hrEfln TROOPS. the Rome CORES pendent
OF NE hasas agency says.
Aassui rntns. 1atnuiicH. members %
the orthodox faith. the communal auth
critics. members u the E0scrument. the
prcceded b flags and banners. marched
eut gt me ciy Al noon came the tri-
ceded b. an advance guard Foll9slnE
the adf ance guard were priests in rubfs
Carrying the cross and religious stand
ards Then came the main Montcncgrln
'-rhe Austrian consul lowered the flag
and placed the consulate In the care Of
the Greek consul
The general staff 81 the troops occu-
pytnE Scutari have taken charge q the
administration Of the city. declaring
that the citizens must hence forth con-
slider themselves subjects OF Moutcne-
gro.
scutari was an object % contention
between Montenegro and the great pow
era during the Balkan var. The Monte
neErirs on April %. 1919. captured the
city after a siege which lasted from the
preceding october.
Prior 20 this the powers had decided
TO Include Scutart la the future state
o. Albania and had Offered compensa-
ton 70 King Nicholas IN money and land
on condition that he give up Scutarl.
IN" Montenegrin king announced he
would hold Scutart against the to,yers
ana a. a resaAt. the international naval
blockade 81 the Montenegrin coast was
extended
Eventually. on further demsrd OF he
power King Nicholas decided to .vacuats
Scutari. which was Occupied b. an inter-
national force on May n 1918
-, \ recent official note issued by the
Montcncgrtn government explained that
strategic and polictal reasons impelled
the Montcncgrin descent On Albania and
gave as en- additional reason that other
Of Albania.
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had a wholesome effect in preventing
the launching OF a new revolutionary
| movement in Maxgc,
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-06
Family Reunion.

Mrs. B. F. Edwards, of College Hill,
had the pleasure of having with her Tor
a family reunion Christmas day her sew
eraI children. This family is distin-
guished Tor the fact that it has three
physicians, all of whom are promlnen
in their several localities and stand at
the head of the profession. Two of her
sons, DR.. B. J. and DR.. D. g. Edwards,
live at Corbin; another son, DIR. II. h.
Edwards, lives at Irvine, KY. Another
son. Prof. w. S. Edwards. is one of the
leading educators of Eastern Kentucky
and now has chair in the Barbourville
College. Another son. Chas. w. Ed
wards, is one of the efficient teachers OF
Madison county. The other two sons,
Ben f. and G. l.. Edwards, are at home.
Her daughter, Mrs. j. E. French, OF
Vincennes, Ind, also had the pleasue OF
being with her mother at this reunion.
Mrs. Edwards is enjoying good health
and, with her numerous friends, we wish
that she may have many more returns
of the happy occasion.