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VFANTED stock salesman Tor a Conn ecticut corporation located in New Haven. where the directors have decided to sell s25.0oo of pre- eerred stock and whose ability as such can get him $ steady position with bright future: Call or address Room 504s Cutler Bldg. 113 Church st., New Haven Conn.
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Help Wanted

vVANTED-n to learn the auto mobile busfness: special rates given to secure chauffeurs to fill these positions offered. We guarantee to qualify you to make good 456 Gtratfrod avenue. Phone 4046. II 1 la&es
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FoR aALE
} UPHonsTERER

WE WILL COVER and furnish all material for 5 piece parIor suit, guarantee all workmanship as first class, ten. patterns to select from for SIP. Wm. F. ScaIley. 2 66 Gill bert St., near Lafayette.
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Trucking, Coal and Wood

REMOVED, teamworh. horses sale and hire, coal and wood.
 Portable power for saving wood or other purposes John D. Dixon, 196
 Evergreen St Tel 4ss6. Ts 1
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MT. Bryan thinks editors should re- veal what financial interest they have in pending legislation. Since the federal reserve act failed to make it any easier to get credit at the grocers, a lot of them have not had much interest in pending legislation.
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ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING RINGS; Wedding and conanaence- ment gifts. Parker. Jeweler, g Ar cade. R 2s att
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TO RENf-New store and five room tenement. corner Wood Avenue and Summer St. Apply at 859 Wood avenue R 8 "tf
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,YODA45S WANTS

WANTED-In an architects office, a. bright boy as an apprentice. must have a taste for drawing, and not over 15 years of age. Address with references. Architect.
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10 kent

WISH TO RENT flat or house. rooms or more in factory district or on carline, will sub-let some rooms State price and nature and location. Address House, Care of Farmer. Ps d"p
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EhfEOpEaerlc

College, NatureOpathyJ, takes Bfeasl1re in informing the public hat hs has opened offices . sS- r1r1ty Building Room 610. and will render professional services to any so desiring. to 12; to 5: to evenings Terms within reach Of ererycne desiring health Consult tation free Telephone.
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SITUATION WANTED-0Lan 29, de- sires position as chauffeur, fiFat class man. honest and willing I- P. Powers, SPA State St.
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of all kinds bought and sold. Notes discounted I9 you wish to convert your real estate into cash we can do it for you. Trimmer Bros. 179 Golden HilI St.
 D 27 StT
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FAR CHROME Best soleing for Fall and Winter. Waterproof. Out wears white oak. costs little more. Ask the Goodyear Shoe Repairing Co. 76 John St., s45 B. Ms.in. Tel 1884, we call and deliver.
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WaM Papers

LARGEST AND MOST CoAmuETE LINE in Bridgeport. Wholesale and retail painters supplies James J. Conlin, TO and 72 Elm St, Bridge port, Conn. Is aIIs
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Architect

LEONARD AsEAA M. sos Court 1sx- Brldesport. Conn 2s sll.
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get your keys fitted, locks repa4reos saws filed, lawn mowers sharpened, and all kinds of light repairing done at Smiths Gun Store. s5 Wall Street. Telephone 4293-S.
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TO RENr-Building suitable for fac- tory or store purposes at 286 stratford avenue. For particulars, inquire S. Loewith & Co.
 RS elf
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Merchants Exchange
Insurance

DAMAGE IS ABOUT ALL fire can do to your property. tInaurance cost ing 1-2c a day protects you. All the particulars at D. B. Boothe Co., Conn. Bank Building.
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WALL PAPER 5c and Toe the roll oatmeals. yarnish tiles. 1oo1 Broad St. 20 stf
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AEllbuIaElces

AAfBUx1ANCES Invalid cars and Manousfraes Charges reasoTasspa ae. James T. Rourke. 12s5 Main street. Phone 1881. pr as
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light roadster, suitable for pleasure or business purposes Will sell at a bargain. Laurel Ga rage. Phone 1049.
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WANT1D-Man. s5. work of any kind, willing and steady, needt work. Address Imre RetnVVaad- Care Of Cs1llag. 185 CoIunabia St. City D ga de
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Wants, To Rent, For Sale, Ec., I cent a word in Farmer Want Column
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Shoe Repairing
REPAIRING

GOODYEAR SHOE REPAIRING co. 76 John St., and s45 East Main street. No connection with other so-caued Goodyear Shops. We call and deliver. Tele. 1891. Winfield S. Black. Prop.
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Awnings and Sail AEakeE

NA.1I.a AWNINGS, COAL l8AGs. Spray Hoods. Canvas Covers Rupe, Splicing Geo L. Harrfngtorl. 1z6
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HOTEL ASTQR, 52 John Street. All rooms light and airy. first class cafe
 connected: Tates $1.5O per day; best
 modern priced hotel in New Eng land. John D. Downing aIIs
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stuaI6
speedomesers
Foot Specialist

HERES GOOD NEWS for you. pr. Mansfield can cure corns, bunicns without cutting. HOT Main st., Over Dillon's. P 1s dss
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Sign Painting

WE MA1kM SIGNS all kinds. algc eraintnE asnc lettering estImatea zaVen F. E szgn Co. .J. e Knab1ln Prop. 30 John st.. Phone 1aeA-s ts alIs
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xVF 10 ro1koB11slz H-tIn15frsz. Eopss and Slip Covers N{rsN class work at reascna.ble raeea Auto Bodies our Speciality
 topo1i1an Auto & Carriags Co.,
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Landscape Architects

OF ESTATES planting. grading, tree speciaHAta- pruning. spraying, cavity work. Dealers in cut flowers. seeds. he'd ges. trees. fertilizers. Funeral work speciality MaIlett-s-ock- field 6 CO., 341 Fairfield Ave. Tel 2E0e-12. U 2seH
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Ostrich Feathers

FRENCH PLU1EES ana novelties al manufacturers price. Dyetng. clean ing, curling and repairing. Old feathers made to any style. L. Ca selIa. 1o42 Main St, Bridgeport, Conn R all"
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Storage Warehouses

STORAGE = Furniture, separate rooms, packing. Local and long dis tancs auto trucking. Phone 2SS-2 The G1asner Furniture CO, 1192 Main St 12 tfs
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-11e wall street. All outside pleasantly furnished rssLIns for gentlemen. Center Of Ecity. Moderate, all
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D0Q Kennels

GEMERAL DEE1zfAR rsgtstered Bos- ton terrgex stud dark brindle. vklafte nez, screw tail. pounds by Major Delnnar Fee $40. Hafxs q Boarding Kennels z4gndley St. BrEd dgepcrt. Conn. 1s all
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TO RENT-Dasarabia twelve room house, southern exposure, newly decorated, hard wood floors Rea- sonable rent to desirable tenant, 167 West Ave. s17 Stf
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nrHscsHA ANTCs HOTEL, caters 4s work1ngmen particularly. Meals al all hours. nicely furnished roibrns: also bar in connection. Rates req sonable. 72-49 State st.
 34 alIs
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Automobiles

THE AUTO LAMP REEE7AI s1A9 s3-- Taxaps. horns and windshields Re- pafring. supplies and glass CT al xfns5s Prompt service Larnps of siF l5v.ss Tar SaIs. 50 J Joh1l St.. Brideeport Conn Phone 13oA-z.x
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WANTED as valet to gen tIeman or club Sergst. ., g. Aruag. honorably discharged twice. Ap- ply E. s. Wlleoxs 1O62 stratford avenue D IS dp
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AUr014oIszx OWNERS AT TEN HON: we can save you money on your aa1tn1nobfIe. fire and ua p4litys 1zurance. Give us chance % Fl sS5re f,efore vol1 insure elsewhere. xalnon Goodseu 6 Co., No. o9A sfaln Sk. Phone No. s 2s
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RuBBHsR STAMPS made by us are reliable. we carry complete line Of stamps, supplies, ink pads. daters. rubber type, etc The Schwerdtie Stamp Co.,, Al Cannon St.
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Inventors

WANTED to send for one ofk my booklets on us and Foreign patent Mercer L. B1ondel. Patent Solicitor, Conn National Bank building B 27 stf
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Hotels

slsFfF ROYAL, State. Lafayette, war ren and CourtI1nd Sts Rooms by day. week or month. Single or Tn suits. Use of baths electric light znd steafn heat. Low modenateI rent. State. Iaafayette, Warren and CourtIand sts 29 s!tf
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CARPENTERS & BUTLDERs-I have for sale 30 builders staging brackets and second hand doors and sash also. One 1914 Ford business car, can be seen at No. 480I Park St, noon time or evenings
 1s s"p
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AdvertIse in The Farmer
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A FIRST GLASS paper hanger and painter wants work. LandloEEg and agents. Vim. Ahrenss MilfoFds Conn, R. F. D. Ssa.
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where? In Cuba"

where? In CubaT'
"Oh, no; l am not going to Cuba.
! am going to live the simple lifo:
build dams and dig ditchos In Ar
cadla."
He was we'll used to her swiftly
changing moods. What Miss Elsas
critics. who were chiefly of her own
sex. spoke OF disapprovingly as her
flightiness. was to Ballard one OF her
individualizing charms. Yet he was
quite unprepared for her frankly re-
proachful question::
why aren't you going TO Cuba?
to go to Arcadia?"
He did, indeed. But what do you
know about it?--if | may venture to
ask"
For the first time in their two
years acquaintance he saw her WIS.,
IDLY embarrassed. And her explana-
tion scarcely explained.
II was with the Lassleys In Now
York. you know: l went to tho steam
er to see them Off. Mr.. Lassley
showed me his telegram to you ar
ter he had written It."
They had come to the little cof-
fees, and the other members OF Miss
Craigmiles's party mad risen and
gone rearward 20 the sleeping-car.
Ballard, more mystifed than he had
been at tho Boston moment when
Lassley's wire had found him. was
still too considerate 10 mako his COM
panion a reluctant witness. More
over Mr.. Lester Wingfield was weigh
ing upon him more insistently than
the mysteries In times past she
had made him n target for certain
little arrows OF confidence; no gave
her an opportunity to do II again.
TELL mo about Mr.. Wingneld." he
suggested. rs he truly Jack For
syth's successor?"
How can you doubt IT." she re-
torted gayly Some time-not hero
or now--I will tell you all about It,"
"'Some time." he repeated. "Is
1t always going 10 be some time
You have been calling me your friend
for a good while. but there has al
ways been closed door beyond
which you have never let mo pene-
trate. And it's not my fault, rs you
intimated few uonutes ago. Why
Is 1t? Is II because I'm only ono or
many? Or Is II your attitude toward
all mem"
She was knotting her veil, ana her
eyes were downcast when she an
swered him,
"a closed door? There In. indeed.
my dear friend-two hands, one dead
and one still living. closed II for us.
II may he opened some time"-the
word persisted. and she could not
get away from it-"and then you Will
be sorry Let us go back to tho
sleeping car. | want you to meet the
others" Then, with n quick return
to mQckery: "Only I suppose you will
not care to meet Mr.. Wingheld?"
He tried to match her mood: he
was always trying to keep mp with
her Kaleidoscope changes OF front.
"'Try me. and see" he laughed. 81
guess / can stand II. II he can"
And n few minutes later no had
been presented 10 the other members
Of tho sightseeing party, had taken
Mrs, Van Bryck's warm fat hand Of
welcome and Dosin's cool ono, and
was successfully getting himself con-
tradicted at every other breath by
the florid-faced old campaigner, who.
having been n major of engineers,
was contentiously critical OF young
civilians who had taken their s. Is.
otherwhere than at West Point.
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make 1t a point to lay that broken
guy cable aside. 1t might make in
teresting matter for an article in the
Engineer. say ON the Effect of the
Atmosphere in High Attitudes on
Galvanized Wire"
Ballard laughed. IT believe you'd
have your Joke II you were dying. ri
Keep the broken cable for you, and
the pool where Braithwaite was
drowned and Sanderson's inamorata
only l suppose Macpherson obliter-
ated her at the earliest possible. Sny,
Goodby. and don't forget your prom
ise"
And but for q base-runner's dash
across the platforms Ballard would
have lost the reward OF the strenuous
day Of plan changings at the finai
moment.
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Rockies. roughly circular In outline.
The start from Alta Vista With the
engine special" had been made at
sunrise. long before any Of Ballard's
fellow travellers In the sleeping car
were stirring. But the day had proved
unseasonably warm In the upper snow
fields. and there had been time-killing
delays.
On the hrSt Of the tangents the
locomotive was halted at a watering
tank. Ballard climbed down from
his cramped seat on the fireman's bov
and crossed the cab to the engineers
gangway. Hoskins. the engine driver.
leaning from his window. pointed out
tho projected course OF the southern
lateral canal in the great irrigation
system.
"It1l run mighty nigh due west
here, about half way between us and'
the stage trail.' he explained. and
Ballard, looking in the direction indi-
Gated said: Where is the stage trail?
l haven't seen II since we left the
snow balds.'
ITS over yonder In the edge of the
timber" was the reply; and In IA mo-
ment later its precise location was
defined by three double seated buck
boards, passenger -ladeh and drawn
by four-in hand teams OF tittuping
broncos, flicking in and out among
the pines and pushing rapidly east
ward. The distance was too great
for recognition. but Ballard could see
that there were women in each of the
vehicles.
"Hello!" he exclaimed. Those
people must have come ali the way
from Alta Vista to-day, What Is the
attraction over here?-a summer re-
sort hotel?"
Not any in this valley" said the
engineman. They might be going
on over TO Ashcroft or maybe To AS
pen on the other side OF the Taylor.
Hut II that's their notion they're due
to camp out somewhere right soon.
It's all o forty mile TO the neardest
Of the Roaring Fork towns"
The engine tank was filled and the
fireman was flinging the dripping
spout TO its perpendicular, Ballard
took his seat again, and because he
was intently studying the topography
OF his new field the singular spec
tacle of "A party OF tourists hastea-t
ing on TO meet night and the me-,
layerned wilderness passed from ~
mind. ". 4N siG ~ 90
~ IN Ds C,s.nssswAss 49, u ! q
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Next WEEKS Complete Novel in The EVeMA World
THE PRINCE OF CRAuSTARk.'
BY GEORGE BARR M'CUTCHEON

drawn aside TO make room for lareot
party OF stili later comers: when the
President said, with the air OF ot.s
gathering M the unconsidersd trifiss:
by the way. Mr.. Ballard. you may
not find II all plain sailing up yondsr
Arcadia Park has been for twenty
years vast cattle ranch. owned, or
rather usurped. by a singular old fei
low. who Is known as the King OF Ar
cadia.' Quite naturally. he opposes our
plan OF turning the park into wen
settled agricultural field. to the detri y
ment OF his free cattle range. and he
In lighting us"
In the courts, you mean?"
In the courts and out Of them. n
might mention that II was one Of Ms
cowmen who killed Sanderson though
that was purely personal quarrel,
believe. The trouble began with his
refusal to sell us few acres Of land
and worthless mining claim which
our reservoir may submerge. and wsl
were Obliged to resort to the courts
He is fghting for delay now, and en- ~
couraging his cowboys In a sort Of
guerrilla warfare on the contractors:
stealing tools, disabling machinery and
that sort OF thing. THIS was Macpher-
sons story, and I'm passing II on b.
you. You are forty miles from the
nearest Sherins office over there: but
yOu hVNu utip you u Het Z.
course. the company will back you
to the last dollar In the treasury II
necessary" =
Billiards. rejoinder was placatory. !,
1T seems a pity to open up the new
country with fsud." no said, think
Ing or his native State and Of what
these little wars had done for some
portions OF It. Cant tho old fellow
be conciliated In some way?"
doubtfully. I'VE want peaceable DOS
session. IL We can get Il; capital IL
always on the side OF peace"
IN make love to the cow punching
princesses." laughed Ballard; that ts, 4
IL there are any"
There In one. understand: bur
I believe she doesn't spend much OF
her time at home. The old man II a
widower. and. apart from his senselsss
tisht on the company. he appears to
be-but l won't prejudice you In Cd
vance"
mo, don't" said Ballard. "In size
things up for myself on the ground.
The interruption was the dash Of q
switch engine up tho yard with
another car TO be coupled 10 the walt
Ing mountain-line train. Ballard saw
the medallion: "o-s."
Somebody's private hotel?" he re-
marked.
Yes. It Ia Mr.. Brice's car. russs
He was In town to-day"
Mr.. Richard Brice ?--the general
manager OF the ID. 4 ". Pr"
The President nodded.
That's luck" said Ballard WARMLY
I'VE were classmates In the technical
school. and haven't seen him since ne
came West. ! think I'll ride In the
shxreA
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CHAPTER w.

RCADIA PARK, as the gov
ernment mapmakers have
-Y traced II. is n hlgh-lyinG.
enclosed valley In the
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CHAPTER III.

lT was shortly after midnight
that the Overland Flyer
came to a stand behind a
freight train which was
blocking tho track at the blind siding
at Coyote, Always light sleeper
Ballard was aroused by the jar and
grind OF the sudden stop, After ly-
ing awake and listening for time,
he got np and dressed and went for
ward 10 see what had happened.
The accident was a box car de-
rallment, caused by Q broken truck,
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BY NCIS LYNDE
CHAPTER \.



suddenly
Ballard had from,
the westIn Street
with to i'm
speed,h ad form gates vbe
OBTAINING
brough n stand
his cut
1t uiH km It
Now what passing telegram
on to
line, md returned comment
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CHAPTER II.

T was on the Monday after
noon that Ballard made the
base runners dash through
the station gates in the Bos-
Evening star., 1915-06-17

CONTINUED on Ninth Page.)
Evening star., 1915-06-17

Rear Admiral William II. Emory, U. S
N. retired. and Mrs. Emory have gon
to Newport for the summer
Evening star., 1915-06-17

Miss Marguerite Tillman, who has
been attending a series of house parties
In the suburbs OF Baltimore and in New
York and who is now visiting at Gov
ernors Island, N. Y. will Join her
parents, Commander and Mrs. Tillman,
Saturday and go with them to their
summer home at jamestown, r. I.
The marriage of Miss Stella Aphort
Evening star., 1915-06-17

Admiral McCalla and Mrs. Bowman Fl.
McCalIa, and Mr. Henry Meade Sands
took place Tuesday at 1890 O'Clock at
the home of the brides mother on K
street. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev DR.. c. Ernest Smith and the
house was beautifully decorated with
roses. peonies and palms.
The bride wore a handsome gown of
white lace over white satin. with a
tulle Veil caught with orange blossoms,
and her bouquet was of lilies OF the
valley.
She was preceded by her two little
nephews, the sons of Mrs. Arthur Nc
Arthur and Mrs. Beverly Knox A
breakfast followed. and Mr. and Mrs.
Sands left that afternoon for we'd
ding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs w. f. Cowen announce
and Mr.. Henry Nichols of Maiden, Mass.
The ceremony took place May S in
Baltimore, Md.
The marriage of Miss Doris Moore.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. william n.
Moore and Lieut.. Richard Henry Booth.
L. s. NJ took place last night at 8
O'Clock at the home of the brides par
ents. on O street.
The Rev. Andrew r Bird performed d
the ceremony in the drawing room,
which was prettily decorated with pink
and white roses and peonies, smilax
| and palms. A stringed orchestra played
during the ceremony and at the recep-
| tion which followed.
The lovely young bride was given
away by her father. She wore a gown
of white duchess satin embroidered in
| silver and trimmed with tulle. The
! high wasted bodice was made entirely
of tuIle with silver and pearl embroid-
cry. Her tulle veil. which reached to
the end Of her long court train. was
held with cluster OF orange blossoms,
Evening star., 1915-06-17

Mrs. Philip H. Sheridan and the Misses
Sheridan have gone to their summer
home, at Nonquit Mass.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
John g Alexander and Annie B.
Goodwin.
Thomas Ellis and Dorinda Rally
William Snowden and Lucinda Willis.
Herbert S. Holder of Norfolk, Va,
and Lillian L. Graefe of this city.
D. Howard Warren of this city and
Grace Pelcher of New York city.
James Johnson of Wide Water. Va,
and Susie Rowens of this city.
Asher SaIomou of Portsmouth, Va,
and Ray Chelec of Norfolk. Va.
George W. Booth and Ann l. "
Murdoch. both of Baltimore. Md.
Ira G. Davis of Alta Vista. Va. and
Alma V. Walton of Penrith, Va
Joseph a Mason. United States Navy
and Mary E. Ctterhack of this city
Willie Allen and Virginia Lewis.
Thomas +. Van Metre, United States
Navy, and Annie H. Gleaves of thi:
citX.
Wilbur s. Walden and DeIlis velma
Ba bcock.
Louis p Nelson of Baltimore. Nd.
and Male Zirkip of this city.
Emett S Corr and Carrie L. Seay
both of Beaver Dam, Va.
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MR.. DANIELS IN HONOR LIST.
Degree of LII. D. Conferred Upon
Him BY Ohio Wesleyan.

DELAWARE, Ohio. June l7.-Degrees
were conferred upon a number of
prominent men yesterday in connection
with the commencement exercises of
Ohio Wesleyan University.
The degree of doctor Of laws was
conferred upon Josephus Daniels, Sec
retary of the Navy. and Rev. s. D.
Chown. general superintendent of the
Methodist Church of Canada Others
to receive degrees We're:
Doctor of divinity-Rev. Sheridan
Watson Bell pastor of Washington
Square Methodist Episcopal Church.
/ New York city: Rev. Francis Marion
| Larkin. IS, editor of the California
i Christian Advocate: Rev. Harris
Franklin Rail, president OF the Ilifg
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Births Reported.

The following births have been report
ed to the health department in the last
twenty-four hours:
Frank c. and Ella A. Zeller. girl
Harry L. and Emily H. Tycer. girl.
Nathan and Olgan Sap;ro. girl.
Harry E and Mary V. Morse, boy.
John f and Jessie Bowers boy.
William R and Alice l.. Champion,
boy.
Martin and Annie Reilly, girl.
Joseph o. and Josephine Cartier. boy.
J. Edward and Ida R Madden. girl.
John A and Mary b. Lawless. boy.
Joseph F. and Elizabeth Stone. girl
William E. and Margaret G. Robey
boy.
John A and Margaret Murphy, boy.
John and Elizabeth Williams, boy.
Allen and Virginia Williams. girl.
Charles H and Clara Thomas. boy.
William d. and Annie Holmes. girl
John and Bessie West, girl
Odell and Annie Wright, male twins.
William and Pearl Thomas, boy.