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COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.

J0hn Henry Th0rnlun OF S!SVcISNIII"'
". VA. and Esther Smith. of Elm Grove
Melvin Jones of Canton, O.. and Lucia
Medley Of CuShocton. Q.
John \. Kelley of Wheeling, anu
Della NJ. Pyle nt Martins Ferry. q. ;
Ross l:akrr of Ecllairc, o.. ana RAchael
Clifford Of Bridgeport Q.
carl Hannahs and Matte Moore. both
of HrndrySburE. =. ,.,.,:.
William Kline. ruior"d, Of MhcclinS'
and Emma Thurman. colored. Of Bridge
port, y.
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WARWO0D !:
Town Election,

Mich interest is centering around tho
election which will be held Thursday,
January t. y heated race is being made
for sergeant und treasurer by Albert
iuss. :. y. Conner, H. l.. FOOL ana IinErS
II Garden. 4 citiZcns' committee COM
posed of John Wilns, +. W. Mahan and
!, q. Dudley has been appointed 10 Sc
.lect Judges for the election.
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VIII Undergo Operation.

j. n. Ciooch. the genial blacksmith OF
EHrth Wnrwuod, will undergo an opera
ton today in the North Wheeling hos
nilal. Several weeks Ego while shoeinS
n horse he was kicked and as result
has been suffering with badly bruised
toe, which it has become necessary 10
amHutatc.
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Auditor Secures Report.

,,,rL 10 The. case Of III" town against
Tho Warwund Water and Light company
", !. Ei"nncnlan of The public service
commission of Charleston. w. Va. nag
a report taken off the books whlch VII VII
la ,iSed lv the rnmmi,.si" i'll passing
On the water rate case.
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iod onorph to DleaSe

program was varied enough to ,R' leaise
me Inc, h $50 contante, has a beautiful well
n 1ne "i'S Voice and sang his numbers IN IN
y mos, artistic style. His pleasant; p eIv
sonality won his audience ced iii ,o he en-
a ,hrs, e' stic demand for many encores,
E;v very member OF the company n.y. Is s,. an
lii in his line and each did his snare
in the SUCCESS Of the concert.
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-t-a.4nret Meeting.

Las, nigh, the directors Of the s,S zen =
80 .'"T Warwnod hose company held Q
ter ,'po,,ng a. for II T the purpose Of balancing
vi. hooks for the fiscal. year.
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party ut Sheartng Home.

Tomorrow evening number ol me
Younger set will have party AZ me
honI,. Of Miss Virginia Shearinc, when
viii hc ono Of The hanpi"st affairs OF
the holiday season. y number OF m
tercstinE past ines have boon planned
and II IS Il h-lo0K"d-for"aro-to
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Deeds.

t;rnrgc Hunt and wife I" -NIb"rt NJ
Schenk. five and Il fraction acres IN
Triadclphia district. $40 and other con
Greenwood Cemetery tn Mrs. LIMA Il"
Reeves, cemetery lot. SlQ1.
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lutheran Entertainment.

Last evening in the Center Narwood
school building the Lutheran churcn
held its Christmas entertainment. An
unusually fine proCramc appropriate :"
t.hrietmastidc took up the early even
ing, with Il treat following.
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EXCELSIOR LODGE
Of Odd Fellows Holds Seml-Annua'
Election - installation in
January

Excelsior Lodge No. 40, I. o. o. F.,
held it's semi-annual election of Off
GERS Tuesday evening at the Odd Eel
lows hall ut Chapline and Twelfth
streets. The lodge selected Joseph
Purcell, noble grand; Thos. Leyland,
vice grand; George l.. Davis. secre-
tary: Raymond Bowers. treasurer, and
Augustus Biggs. trustee The appoln.
i've officers will be named at the IN
stalation meeting early in January, al
which time Alvin Winters will become
sitting past grand.
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Wheeling. who was we'll known in War
wood.
Mabel Richmond OF Pleasant Ridge
~. VA, is visiting her brother, II. y.
Nrs II, C. Dean is suffering with .
badly bealcd finger.
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MOT OSBORN COMING
Former Sing sing Warden VIII DISCUSS
1Common sense Prison Reform"

"Comon Sense Prison Reform" Will he
the topic discussed by Mott Osborn
former warden OF sing sing prlso,l'
rbo spcaks at tho Eoft Street Temple
tuesday evening. January 8. Mr.. Oseo
born will be the second attraction OF
tho EofI Street Temples chautauqua
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and II is alleged that he completed his
tnrnn tharn nnlr December 1.

term there only December i.
Cook and VanDyke. along with Ca,
Bartilis, proprietor of the White CIona
who is charged with violating tht, loS'
law. Will Williams, charged with car
rving a dirk. and George Brown, IN
whose clothes officers found Il razor
are. all in the county Jail awaiting
Gearing before Squire r. G. Hobbs.
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Concert a Great Success.

Tho concert ciE"u ~ IN" hI'"r
$50, n,r,uny al TN Christian rhur"h
Tuesday night WAS a great SUCCESS. In"
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TONOLlQE IS BEAUTY AID,
ANNOUNCES SPECIALIST
Mildred Louie T1Ik Of neaxoo -
woman.

As health ie a first aid to beauty tna1-
story, told by Mildred Louise. DeAtH
specialist, Of Boston. Mass. Ii OK ms
usual interest
II can recommend no better heo11T
giver than tonoline."i said AudtS0s
Louise -
stomach trouble and nervousness. nA0
suffered terribly from palms that folAoM.s
cd eating. Headaches Also vooA 10o
10 INV worries. Poor di9caton nnAlp
brought on nervousness
Relief came. however. when 1 toox
tho advice OF several women vino eeao.
Take tonollne. =
Not long after I started tho tooolfne
treatment my patrons began to renlnos
Inc Of the Improvement In my eoao1oon..
And because health is the QuotekeseF
way to beauty. the Improvement waai
particularly noticeable in my 1aoA
what tonoline really did tor me =
cannot gay. l am so grateful tnae -
very willing TO recommend tonofnA
publicly"
Tonoline IS q purely vegetable peec5!
narration which goes TO tho seat Ok
common maladieS-StornAch and kioney
trouble catarrhal affections OF tho fnuo>
Gus melnhransx, liver ailments "A ~
sIorrs proper action. Tonoline In pokn3
explained daily to many people at c H
Griest & Co.
Notice As tonolne IL a wonderful
flesh builder It should not DO taken oy.
any one not wishing 10 Increase AtA
weight ten pounds or more. Although:
many reports are received from those
who have been benefited by tonoline ~
severe cases OF stomach trouble ana
nervous dyspepsia. chronic constipation.
etc.
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The nerves Of your body are like
electric wires. They carry the nerve
energy (neuro-e!sctrtcity) which Is
generated in the brain 20 all the cells
and tissues. The nerve sheaths are
Insulated to resist current OF about
1900 OF a volt as has been proven
with the aid OF Lord kelYin's galVano,
meter, an instrument so sensitive and
accurate that for the first time it is
now possible to measure the strength
OF nerve currents.
1t has ben found that wherever acute
inflammation occurs the insulation OF
the nerves is broken down. making II
difficult, and often impossible, for ma
ture to heal the surrounding cells
Germs cannot live in healthy tissue;
1t is only through damaged cells that
they thrive and spread. Obviously
therefore, the right way to successful
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About People
HeveThnts ct lndlNdusls t.
and From dis City.

AT THE HOTELS.

McLure-P. H. Anderson, Friendly;
R. E. Merritt, GAINESVILLE: j. S. Hoppe.
Canton; Fl. o. Aiken, Youngstown:
Mrs. james r. Rncker, Lewisburg:
Maude NJ. Kelly, Washington. Pa.
Rooers-G. W. Hill, Sistersvills; w.
S. Brown, Columbus: 0. 7. Parker.
Washington. Pa; J. w. Mgelow, Hunt
ington.
Stamm-D. w. Becker, Marietta: G..
E. Smith, Morgantown; w. J. OCon-
nell, Scranton; Homer Bay, Pine
Grove.
field, E. H. Taylor. Fairmont: VIM,
Bates, Cleveland; Grace Curl. Wash
ington, d. c.; 0. I, kiyiat, Canton, 0.
Grand centraI-H, Davis, Clarks.
burg: J. ". Girens, Pittsburgh; J, Z,
Hall, Quaker City.
p. H. Anderson of Friendly. deputy
state commissioner. Is in the CITY look,
Ia CATER delinquent licenses
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 4. Wilson OF Glen.
wood, are the proud parents OF a
baby girl.
Miss Mildred Cogley. Of Thirteenth
street, is visiting friends tn Newark
Ohio.
Mrs, W, E, Watson. Of Fatrmont
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MODERN SCIENCE FINDS A new METHOD
How Nerve Insulation Stops Inflammation and Eczema Sunour1
and All Skin Diseases Yield to Remarkable
Discovery

|fy treat inflammatory disease Is to
quickly repair the damaged insulation
and ena BILE nature to restore the ols-
eased tissue to a healthy condition.
Ion-o-le1 Unguent does this
Ion-o-le1 Unguent is not drug IL
does not contain opiates or narco0cs-
Its action is entirely mechanical Ap-
piled externally. it peneuates the u.s.
sues and surrounds the injured nerve
sheaths with an insulating bath. Then
the inflammation subsidies and nature
quickly repairs the nerve lesion-you
are we'll. Don't suffer another minute.
Just 90 to C. H. GHest & Co., and get
large jar Of Ion-olex Unguent' 1t
costs little, use as directed and If you
cannot say that it Is the greatest
means ever devised for conquering IN
Illumination wherever it exists, your
money will be cheerfully returned
without a question.
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cd by rubbing the eyes ana 9e''i"e
germs Into them.
People who talk with their hanas
in front of their faces are nulSanee.
You have to guess at what lncg "l'
saying halt thu; time.
Nervousness Is the cause OF most
Of these unpleasant tricks. We don
know what 70 do with our hands. ana 50
we continually employ them IN nervous.
unnecessary motions.
Can You Let Your Hands Be
Gracefully Idle?
The person who can let hts hands
lie gracefully In his lap or an inc ar ,hs
Of the chair. has acquired one VI '"o
tine arts OF social converse.
short course (Shurt. because every
thing has TO be short in these days. IN
EXPRESSION and response would ochsHI
most OF us.
| looked around the car after analyz-
ing my unovely nciGhbor and saw at
least half dozen more men and "u-
men who were distorting their faces IN
ono way or another. .
the most free from d!stiEurinS express
Siuns They were Interested. ana when
} We are interested We are apt TO LOOK
more intelligent and be less nervous
and i'll at ease.
| Have Deep Roots.
| Some unluvely expressions are the
! result Of inward unlovrlincSS. w men
sin is in the heart it leaps out on the
face Such unhealthy states of mind
as discomfort Seusuality, meanneSS,
etc. stamp themselves on the face.
But there are other dishgurlng ex-
pressious that are only unnecessary Ia
cial tricks. There are weeds. whose
! roots are lust under the surface and
which could be pulled up with a little
effort.
Self-consciousneSs is an unpleasant
, trait when one has too much OF IT. buS
! we need enough to control our express
! sions and not make ourselves unneces-
sarIly hard TO look at.
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town, Pa, the visitor Of Miss Martha
Irwin of South Chapline street. has
been arranged by Miss Hester Brady
for this afternoon at the Country Club
The luncheon will be served at one
O'Clock and the remainder Of the af,
tcrnoon will be spent AT cards and
other diversions afforded by the popu'
lar club. Those present will be-
Misses:
Sydney Bellville Frances Ogden
Ida Hubbard Hester Brady
Martha Irwin
MesdamcS:
7. b. Rellamy William Mitchell
Samuel Williams
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Breakfast Party Today.

Breakfast Party Today.
One of the most enjoyable affairs ":
the week will be the breakfast party
planned by Miss Margaret Hcnning q!
Charleston, who is a guest OF friends
hcer 10 be held this morning al the
Fort Henry club complimenting Miss
Marjory Green OF Charleston. The
party has made reservations at the
Fort Henry club and al 9 o'clock tho
breakfast will be served Covers will
be laid for the following:
Misses:
Marjory Green . Port Chester,
Eleanor Taylor \. y.
Kate Weidebusch Margaret HenninG
Mildred Pine, of Julia Gutman
Luncheon For Visitor.
An informal luncheon compliment
ing Miss Sydney BellFille of German
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Automobile Party

Miss Ida Hubbard was hostess to
an automobile party yesterday after
noon which proved a most entertain
ing event. The party motored 10
Cadiz, Ohio, where an elaborate lunch
con was served. Various other features
added to the pleasures of the day.
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Miss Ramsay of South Carolina. VIII
address an interesting meeting or the
local suffragists at the nome OF MRS.
blanche Steenrod. on Thursday even
ing. The lecture will be given at the
Steenrod home in Steenrod place, and
will commence at 1880 o'clock. Facts
upon Woman's Suffrage not discussed
heretofore will be brought out by MISS
Ramsey and cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the public TO attend.
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EbeIino-Gibbons.

The wedding OF Miss Adele Gibbons
to Mr.. Arthur Ebeling, both popular
young people of South Wheeling took
place at the Second Presbyterian
church, Saturday morning. Rev. Thorn
as Grier kooutz, pastor of the church
officiated. There were no attendants.
Miss Gibbons is the daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. L. S. Gibbons and is very pop
ular among the younger set. MI: E6e-
ling Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs: Charles
Ebeling and holds responsible POSI-
ton with the Wheeling Metal and Man
ufacturing company.
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Endeavor Social.

CITUEdVVT SONFdTs
The members Of the Christian En-
deavor of the West Liberty Christian
church were very pleasantly enter
tanned at the beautiful country home
of Miss Flo Ronar of Brooke county
Saturday evening. Games and music
were the diversions of the evening
and a dainty luncheon was served n
a seasonable hour.
The guests we're:
Misses Mabel Bonar, Dorothy 70
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PreSsley-EnQiand.

Miss Emma ]. England, daughter OF
Mrs. ]. D. England of this city. was
married last night TO Rev. D. NJ. Press.
ley OF Girard, Ohio, at the parsonage
of the Baptist Emmanuel church. by
Rev. F. E. Brininstool. Only num-
Der Of the members Of the family at
tended.
Following the marriage ceremony
the young couple left last night for
South Carolina, and other points IN
the South where they will visit 1or
several weeks. After September LIST
they will be at home to their many
friends in Girard.
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SIDE TALKS
Making Ones Self Ugly
BY Ruth Cameron

MAKING One S Se11 OS1y
What 3 very big difference FOR better
or for worse the expression can MAKE
IN a facet
Beside me on the trolley the other
day sat woman who, at first glance.
seemed to me extraordinarily ugly.
Then I looked again and saw that half
the unlovetineSs Of her came from her
position and expression. She had one
hand on her face and was pulling out
her lower lip. Her browS were knit In
deep thought. and.howercr we'll that
sounds in fiction. in fact it Is very
not have been ugly enough To draw Il
unbeautiful trick. Her shoulders were
stopped backward. She would never
have ben pretty. she had very iarke
nose and a coarse skin. but she wound
second glance OF distaste II she hadn't
distorted her face by her expression.
Keep The Hands Away Prom
Children ought to be trained not TO
nut their hands to their faces. The
skin Of the face is delicate and suffers
unnecessary contamination from the
dirt and germs which the hands are
likely to carry.
RUBBING the eyes is n particular E'cl,
ous. trick of this sort. know girl
who lost half her eyelaShes from an
inflammation OF the eyes and lids caus-
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SOCIETY NOTES
For Visitor.
Copies Of the following announce
lhents have been received by a NUM-
Der of the social set:
Miss Holloway
Friday afternoon. July 2Sth
Two o'clock
Bridge
To meet Miss Ballard.
For Bride-Elect.

Miss Elizabeth Conrad of South
Chapline street. has issued cards for
an informal party which will be held
Thursday evening al her home honor
ing Miss Clara Meyer whose marriaEe
10 Mr.. Clyde Eddy. of Sistersville, will
be an event of the near future. The
party will be 4 miscellaneous shower
and a most delightful time is antici-
ted
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mar, Frances Wonderlich, Lille Cor
by. Olive Chambers, Marie Mccoy.
Georgia Chambers, Eleanor Mccoy.
Nellie Parsons, .Ieanetta Rodgers, Ger
trude Stewart. Vina Hardin. Flo Bonar.
Marie Bonar. Laura Bonar, Mrs. fEle
Gorby.
Messrs. Earl Andrews, Edison Mas,
ters. Carl Jones. John Smith, Elmer
Andrews, Herbert Heft, Ruble. Man
ming, Adrian Jones, Arch Way, Walker
Reed. William Caseman. William
Davis. Lawrence Heft, Alva Hence
roth, Will Way, William Stewart, Sam
Ronar, Glenn Bonar, Russell Bonar,
PAUL Bonar. Harold Chambers.
Messrs. and Mesdames. win Bonar,
Sam Rodgers, George Bonar.
For Miss Thompson.
Miss Jennie Thompson. connected
with the Y. w. c. A. who leaves with
in a few days for Akron, Ohio. to make
her home, was cOmplimented at the
home Of Mrs. Blanche Steenrod a,
Steenrod place Saturday afternoon anC
evening, when reunion of the council
echoes of the Federation club was
held. Miss Thompson was given a
handsome sterling silver toilet set
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The annual product Of the American
chicken yard Is estimated at $500 .00o.0oo.,
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The Maxim fires 500 rounds Of fiery
hail in sixty seconds.
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Lawn Fete Tonight.

Mrs. Fred Faris made the presentation
speech.
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AIbers.B

An interesting wedding ceremony oc'
Cured al the Zion Lutheran parSon-
age on ChapIine street, Monday at four
o'clock, when Rev. A. L. Benze mar
ried Mr.. Walter ]. Albers. son of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. J. Albers of this city,
to Miss Minnie Lee Blattler OF Wood
land, W. Va. The Witnesses were: Mrs.
/. F. Yoho and Miss Lucretia Travis.
The happy young couple have host
of friends in this city to whom they
will be at home the end of August.
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The members of the Agnes Lee Cir
Gle are making every effort to attain
success al the lawn fete which will be
given this evening at the residence OF
Mrs. H. D. Irwin at 406 South Front
street, Island. The lawn will be oeau'
tifully decorated and a splendid assert
ment of refreshments will DE served.
Miss Mary Wagner is chairman in
chairman in charge Of the arrange
ments for the affair
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Announce ENGAGEMENT.

InduStTlaI SEWIHB OIUU' TITO 0eI1 I'D
read.
Mr.. John Hellstern
has the honor of announcing the
marriage of his daughter
Emily
Mr.. Anthony A. Coleman
On Monday, August twenty'elsht
nineteen hundred and sixteen
at st. Michael's church:
Beautiful decorations marked the al
fair, which was held at the home OF
the bride-elect in Pleasant Valley. The
color scheme was pink and white:
Cards, music and fancywork afforded
most pleasing diversions for the even
ing and at the conclusion delicious
luncheon WIS served the following:
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CELEBRATE SUCCESS
 Y. M. [. A. CAMPAIGN
The Rev. Mir. Waldrip Principal Speaker at Thanksgiving Ser
 vice Sunday Evening.

Rev. Marion Nelson Waldrip, pas tor of the Lakeside Methodist church, was the principal speaker Sunday aft ernoon, at the Thanksgiving meet ing held at the Y. M. c. A. building, to celebrate the success of tht $1O,0OO financial campaign.
 Others who made short talks were Hugh Fox,.V o. Alexander, Dr. J. M. Lemons, D. w. Ritchey, w. L. Mat thews and J. c. Chestnut. The Presbyterian choir, assisted by Miss Ernestine Norris and Leland Sage, furnished music.
 The appointment of Billy Peebles as office secretary of the Y M. c. A. was announced yesterday. A secre- tary for the boys department is to be appointed shortly. These are made possible by the success of the cam paign.
 The boys department is being kept open every day, so that school boy members may play the games during their holiday this week, While the schools are closed.
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FAITH NEWS NOTES.

Faith, Jan. 3t-Mrs. H. E. Helvie
 atd son Ross went to Pine Bluff Monday.
 H. E. Helvie made business trip to the city Tuesday.
 Miss Eunice West of Clio spent Wednesday and Thursday here as the guest of Prof. and Mrs. o. H. Taylor.
 Miss Virgie Carlton returned We'd
 nesday afternoon from an extended visit to relatives in Illinois. Henry Herr went to the city Thurs
 day.
 Mrs. c. G. Gillespie of Pine Bluff arrived here Monday to visit her
 mother, Mrs. J. M. Greenlee. Mrs. Mary Jones has been qute ill the past week. Mrs. Hattie Strahn of Pine Bluff returned to her home Thursday, after spending the week with her mother, Mrs, Jones. Mir. and Mrs. o. H. Taylor enter tained few friends Wednesday even ing in honor of their guest, Miss West. Progressive rock was the di- version of the evening. ASSlc I1clNlS SptllI OdtuEudy anu Sunday in the city. Prof. and Mrs. o. H. Taylor spent the weekend with their brother in Pine Bluff. A Walter Zangerl made a trip to the city Sunday. Mrs. Mary Jones went to Pine Bluff Sunday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Strahn, for few days. Mrs. w. H. Ellison went to Pine
 Bluff Saturday.
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SENATOR WHITE WILL
 AGAIN SEEK NOMINATION

Senator White, now serving as sec retary of the Arkansas Anti-Saloon league, will be candidate for the Democratic nomination for senator, according to the following from the Little Rock Democrat of yesterday:
 Senator T. c. White of Pine Bluff, while here Monday, announced he will be candidate for reelection as state senator from the Jefferson coun- ty district in the state primary March 29. There are two other candidates Creed Caldwell and c. k. Lytle, both of Pine Bluff.
 "W. B. Sorrells was the nominee for the place, but after the Jefferson county primary election MT. Sorrells was appointed circuit judge to sue cced the late Judge A. B. Grace. The Jefferson county central committee decided that Judge Sorrells' success sor as nominee for the state senator ship should be nominated in the state primary
 Senator White was a member of the last legislature"