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Evening star., 1916-05-13
Wife Seeks Limited Divorce

Nellie ST. John Latchford has filed
suit in the District Supreme Court for
a limited divorce from Harry W.
Latchford. They were married at New
Rochelle, N. Y, February 10, 1908, and
have three children. Cruelty and in
adequate support are alleged. Attor-
ney R. D. Daniels appears for the wife.
Evening star., 1916-05-13
SIX NOTED SURGEONS
EXHIBIT THEIR SKILL
Perform Operations at Emergency
Hospital, Each in His
Special Line.

Six of the foremost surgeons in North
America performed operations at Emer-
gency Hospital last Monday. The sur
geons, who were here attending the
convention of the American Orthopedic
Association, each performed an opera
tion along the lines in which he had
specialized, and in every case, it is
said, the patient is now on the road to
recoVerY.
Evening star., 1916-05-13
PLAN TEA AND SALE.
Benefit Affair to Be Given at House
of Good Shepherd Convent.

A tea and sale for the benefit of the
work of the House of the Good Shep-
herd Will be held at the convent, 3Sth
and Reservoir streets, Thursday after
noon. from 3 to 6 o'clock.
Tables will be presided over by
Mrs. Henry May, Mrs. w. w. Mathew
son and Mrs. Edward Douglas White.
with large corps Of assistants
Evening star., 1916-05-13
BAND CONCERT.

United States Marine Band,
William H. Santelmann, leader, at
Potomac drive. this evening at
o'clock:
March. Imperial Potentate."
Woods
Overture, "Tantalusqualen,"
Suppe
Torch dance and march of the
Bride of Kaschmir," from
The Feramors" .Rubinstein
Duet for cornet and trombone,
"A Night in Venice. .Lucantoni
Musicians A. s. Witcomb and
r. E. Clark.
Waltz, The Princess Pat"
Herbert
Selection, Romeo and Juliet"
Gounod
Hungarian Rhapsody No. IA"
Liszt
March, "America First. .Losey
The Star spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1916-05-13

lbs. Lima Beans. 25c; lbs. Fancy
Head Rice, 25c; 4 Ross's Whole Wheat
Biscuit. Csc; Spaghetti. csc: Sugar
Corn, CSC; Karo Syrup. 25c; Wis
consin Peas. 25c: large cans Cal.
Meal. &c lb.; Fat Norway Mackerel. sc
and TIC; Peanut Butter. 10c: Best Tea,
49c: Wonder Coffee. 2Oc; Best Flour,
$6.25 bbl.: "a lbs. Time. 75c. 1888 NJ
st. NV. and all the J. T. D. Pyles Stores.
Evening star., 1916-05-13
APRIL CIRCULATION

District of Columbia. S.:
! FLEMING SEWBOLD. business manager Of
THE EVENING md SUNDAY STAR. does sol.
emnly swear that the actual number Of copies
of the paper named sold and distributed durine
the month of April, AID. 1916. as follows:
Evening star., 1916-05-13
Hostesses for Luncheon.

Hostesses for the luncheon which will
precede the demonstration are:
Mrs. George Sutherland. Mrs. Addi-
son Smith. Mrs. William Kent, Mrs.
Robert La Toilette. Mrs Frank Mon
dell Mrs. George Rublee. Mrs. s. B. NJ
Young. Mrs Elizabeth Gerberding, Mrs
Richard Wainwright. DR.. Cora Smith
King, Mrs. Nina E. Allender, Mrs
George T. Odell. Mrs. John Kerfoot
haywood and Mrs Harvey Wiley.
committee chairmen for the celebra-
ton are as follows: Tickets, Mrs Ella
M Dean; decorations, Mrs. Henry Lock
wood: publicity, Mrs. Jessie Hardy Mac
Kaye; care of ENJOYS. Mrs. J. J. White
Mrs. W. Thompson Burch; sale of Suf-
fragist, Miss Elizabeth Smith: members
Miss Joy Young; hospitality, Miss
Emily X. Perry; pledges of money, Mrs
lawrence Lewis: automobiles, Mrs. J
Girvin Peters; flower girls. Mrs A. b
Barber; street meetings, Mrs Edna S
Latimer and Mrs Minnie E. Brooke: at
tors. Miss Maud Younger and Mrs Mary
Realty Claggett; police protection, Mrs
Minnie E. Brooke; flags and regalia
Mrs. Paul Dessez; collegiate alumni
Miss Elizabeth Tonks: State Depart
ment, Mrs. Newman; stenographers' bu-
reau and union. Miss Katharine Grace
and Miss Stewart: actresses. Mrs. Mary
Der, Mrs. ]. Girvin Peters, Mrs. George
Odell. Mrs. William Kent. Mrs Mary
Realty Claggett. Mrs. Benton Mac
Kaye, Mrs. ellison Gardner, Miss Maud
Younger. Mrs. W. r Burch, Miss Eliza
Lord and Mrs. Hollick
Evening star., 1916-05-13
Great Falls Bill Indorsed.

The association indorsed Senate bill
No. II, introduced by Senator Norris Of
Nebraska. providing for damming the
Potomac.
A lengthy discussion followed the
presentation of resolution by Charles
c. Lancaster. opposing the Poindexter
bill providing for the election of a
delegate to the Eease of Representa-
tives from the District and which has
been reported to the Senate District
committee. On motion of Mr.. Clayton
it was voted to refer the matter to the
executive committee.
The meeting concluded with brief ad-
dresses by David E. Macomb. superin-
tendent Of bridges of the District, and
Asa f. Phillips, superintendent of
sewers
Evening star., 1916-05-13

Superior Developing and Enlargements.
Columbia Photo Sup. Co.. 1434 N Y. ave
Evening star., 1916-05-13

Spelshouse.1 .1O16 7th at. Main $500. Paper
hanging. window shades. picture frames.
Evening star., 1916-05-13
Rose Show May rs and 90.
Quickest Service to Baltimore.

Baltimore & Ohio, every hour on the
hour" $50 Saturdays and Sundays
other days, s1.75 round trip.-Adver-
tisement
Evening star., 1916-05-13

Safety First in Cleaning Carpets & Rugs
Moderate charge. Phi. Conger's, w. 6S5.
Evening star., 1916-05-13

Mems Suits Cleaned and Pressed. s5c.
Perfect work. Douglas. 1888 14th. N. 1859
Evening star., 1916-05-13
Boys as Auxiliary" Members.

For the purpose of giving the boys of
the section some insight as to what is
done at the association meetings, and
on the other hand ito keep them off
the street corners" S. D. Boss offered a
resolution which would permit boys to
become auxiliary members of the as
sociation. 1t was decided to defer ac-
tion until the next meeting.
W. V. Lewis, chairman of the streets
and sidewalks committee, announced
certain streets which the Commission
ers had been asked to improve. He
also stated that two streets in the sec
tion had recently been improved.
The school committee made a report
urging the grading and building of a
retaining wall about the schoolhouse
lot, which was recently purchased.
Rose Show May rs and 90.
1t was announced the annual rose
show, will be held May 25 and 26.
The association adopted resolutions
favoring the erection of new mu-
nicipal hospital for the District. Charles
J. Cassiday was elected to membership.
Evening star., 1916-05-13

Safest and best life insurance to buy.
D. Fulton Harris, Gen. ,Agt., Col. bldg.
Evening star., 1916-05-13

Shaner's Flowers Make Finest
Mothers day membranes. 900 14th st
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1916-05-13
CITY ITEMS.

Select Patterns of 32-in. Madras and
Glnghams, 121sc yd. May Manton Pat
terms. Mt. Pleasant Variety Store, 3112
11th st. NV 49,
Evening star., 1916-05-13
HOUSE LEADERS GUESTS
At FRATERNITY SMOKER
Speaker Clark and Representative
Mann Indulge in Exchange OF
Compliments.

Speaker Clark, Minority Leader Mann
and ten other members of the House Oh
Representatives who are members OF
the Delta Tau Delta Fraternity were
honor guests last night at a smoker
given at Rauscher's by the local chap
ter of the organization. Gamma Eta. OF
George Washington University.
Loud cheers went up when the two
leaders of the lower branch of Con-
yress paid their respects to each other.
In praising Mr.. Mann. Mr.. Clark said;
"If more congressional districts get
.loony' in November. as did the second
district in West Virginia the early part
of this week. Brother Mann and l viii
change places in the House"
Mann's Tribute to Clark.
The response of the minority leader
was that by rights we ought to be
holding this smoker at the White
House. in honor of President Clark. In
stead of at Rauscher's, in honor OF
Speaker Clark.
Speaker Clark also threw some bou-
ouets at Congress. declaring that
more Industrious. intelligent and sober
body cannot be found anywhere in the
world.
A. Bruce Bielaski. head of the bureau
of Investigations of the Department OF
Justice, presided as POSTMASTER. James
3. Curtis of New York, national presi-
dent of the fraternity, was prevented
from attending
Evening star., 1916-05-13
FIFTY YOUNG WOMEN
TO JOIN NDEMONSTRAT|0N
Returned Suffrage ENJOYS Will Be
Center of Festivities at
Capitol.

Miss Grace Needham. chairman of the
ribbon bearers and ushers for the dem
onstration to be held at the Capitol
Tuesday in honor of the returned en-
voys of the Congressional Union for
Woman Suffrage, will be assisted by
fifty young women of Washington in
her arduous duties. Among them are
The Misses Katherine Pace, Helen NJ
Weeks, 3 Blackley, Ruth Crock err
Vida Ord, Madge Bolen, NJ. Neal. Doro-
thea Roberts, Grace Shrotshire. Can
dace Howard, Janet Howard. Anne
Hopkins, Helen Burch. Isabel Whyte
Wilhelmina Spanhofdt. Josephine Ma
son. Adeline Kent Mary Blake. T. Falk
Dorothy Hellman and a number of girls
from the Colonial School.
Evening star., 1916-05-13

$500 To New York and Return. $500
1920 tonight. Baltimore & Ohio
Advertisement
Evening star., 1916-05-13
Mann's Tribute to Clark.
Others on the Program.

Besides Mr.. Clark and Mr.. Mann. the
speakers included DR.. L. G. 3. Pierce,
pastor OF All Souls Church: DR.. Frank
wieIand, former president of the fra
ternity; Representatives Padgett of Ten
nessee and Sloan of Nebraska. Others
at the speakers table were Represent
atives Hastings, Barkley, Anthony, Gull
lop, Jacoway and Humphreys. Col. l
w. Littell. L. S. A. and Lieut.. h. r
Parker, jr., L. s. \.
Many ef the speakers referred to the
work of the fraternity in raising the
scholarship standing of fraternity men
in fifty-nine colleges and universities
throughout the United States where it
maintains chapters.
The committee in charge of the affair
consisted of Henry II. Draeger. chair
man: George Degman, Harold X. Davis.
Deane Howard. Charles G. James, Ed
ward II. Taylor. jr. and Frank W.
Loeffier.
Evening star., 1916-05-13
Choice White Potatoes. a2c PIX,

Flower Studies. Schmidt. 1921 9Th st.
Evening star., 1916-05-13
For Regulation of Traffic.

While the association opposed House
bill No. 1859, which permits an in
crease in the speed of automobiles upon
the highways of the District, it adopted
resolutions favoring the bill which
gives the Commissioners power to regu-
late the speed of mobiles, trucks
and other vehicles. The resolution was
introduced by William NICK. Clayton.
DR.. Richard A. Neale presented a reso-
luton, which was adopted, opposing
the passage Of the bill now pending
before Congress to require the true
consideration to appear in the deed
conveying real estate. and the affidavit
which is proposed to be required at
tached.
An invitation was extended by Will
liam Nick. Clayton to the members Of
the association to attend the celebra-
ton of illinois night under the aus
pices of the Brightwood Park Citizens
Association. Wednesday evening, May
"a, in Van Horns Hall.
Evening star., 1916-05-13
ELECTS MR.. SHOEMAKER
FOR FIFTEENTH Term
Other Officers Chosen Last Night by
Brightwood Citizens
Association.

Election of officers for the year and
addresses by District officials were lea
lures of the meeting of the Br!ghtwood
Citizens Association last evening In the
Brightwo ood Public School.
The result of the election was as fol-
lows President, Louis P. Shoemaker
fifteenth term); first vice president,
Charles w. Ray; second vice president,
George Francis Williams; third vice
president, James Holmes; secretary.
John c. Proctor; corresponding secre-
tary, Daniel c. O'Callaghan, and treas
urer, Jesse L. Ergood.
A. E. Borden and Charles H. Cross
were elected to active membership in
the association.
Jacob Xander called attention to the
necessity of oiling Georgia avenue in
order to allay the dust during the sum-
mer months. The attention of the Com
missoners will be called to the matter.
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AGRICULTURAL department assisted by
nTirnher of the students Will have charge
OF judging the live stock rs ~ wei M, %s
boon made In all OF the various hurlf-
culture and agriculture departments.
Extra cars will be run over the Wcss
Virginia Traction and Electric compan!
line in order to accommodate tho crow
and special provisions have been mace
by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad 10
accommodate those who attend the event
annuaiio Space has been reserved on
tho rro,ind to accommodate all automo-
biles. On Thursday 20 automobiles IRON rom
Wheeling and other sections o. On.5
county will attend the fair COMPOSE
of ali the leading Republicans OF inns
section together with all the candida dI,
for county offices. In this way .Hc pol p"m-
ticiaus will havn the privilege OF ntG .S
ing many Of the voters from the co"h-
ivt The Warwood band will furnish spc-
cial music for each day of the lar.
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BaniSheS
Puts Vigor and Ambition into
Run Down, Tired Out
People.

If YOU feel tired out. ont Of sorts,
despondeut, mentally or physically de
pressed, and lack the desire to accuII'
plish things. get IL % cent box Of Wen
ilelrs Ambition pills at John Coleman
Co's Today and your troubles will be
over.
II YOU drink too much. smoke TOO
much or are nervous because Ut over
work Of any kind, Wendells Ambition
Pills will make you feel better III hires
DAYS or money back from John Cole
man Co. on the first box purchased.
For all affections OF the nervous sTs-
TEN. constipation, loss of appetite. lack
~ confidence. trembling, kidney or liz.
or complaints. slecplrssness. exhausted
vitality or weakness of any kind. get
box Of Wendell's Ambition i'llls to-
dav on the money hack plan. Mail or
dors filled. charges prepaid. by The
Wendell Pharmacal Company, Inc, Sy.
racusc. y. Y.--AdT.
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CAMPAIGN IN OHIO On IN FULL
SWING WITHIN THE NEXT WEEK
TO OPEN IN DAY.
TON SEPTEMBER 25-DE-
MocRATS SEPT. %.
Democrats Are Badly. Frightened
Over Indications Of Big Repub.
lIcan Victory.
Inteltgencer Bureau
Columbus, Ohio, Sept. Is.


In another week the political cam
painn In Ohio will be in full swing.
On September IS the Republicans
win formally open their fight at Day
ton, the home Of John N. Cox who IS
running for governor again against
Governor F. B. Willis. Thus the Re
pubhcans have carried the fight into
the enemy's own country. The rally
too, will be one OF the greatest ever
held in the state. with Charles T..
Hughes and Charles ". Fairbanks.
who make up the Republican nation
al ticket, as the chief speakers. WIN
them will be Governor Willis. Senator
VIC. Harding and Myron 7. Herrlck:
the Republican candidate for United
States Senator.
& From all over, the state delegations
viii go to Dayton. The chief speak
ing will be in Memorial Hall. out ar
rangements have been made for over,
flow meetings which will be addressed
by Hughes and other OF the speakers
The Democratic campaign opening.
will be held on September IS at New
Philadelphia. This town which Is IN
Tuscarawas county. Is the center OF
a farming district and the home OF
Vic Donahey, the only Democrat.
other than a candidate for judge. who
is seeking a reelection Donahey Jared
pretty badly at the hands OF the DEM
iocrats when they held their first
state convention this year and since
then the leaders having overlooked
him then are doing al they can to pac-
lily him and bring his friends IN line
for the whole state ticket.
COX and Pomerene
At the opening Cox will speak as
Also viii Senator Atlee Pomerene
who is seeking reelection.
N. D. Baker Of Cleveland. score
stary Of war and representing Pres,
.idept Wilson. also may speak, ana
Vice President Marshall and Senator
James also have been spoken or as
likely orators on that occasion;
= The Democrats are pretty oaoiy
frightened now after having made
big boasts as to carrying the state:
"A newspaper poll taken in CincInau
shows that Governor Willis is tar
ahead OF Cox for election and thac
hughes is leading Wilson by a sate
margin. 1t is said that the Democratic
candidates and committeeman Will
hold q pow-wow behind closed doors
on a lake in the interior OF Summit
county sometime this week to STUDY
the political situation especially III
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DICK HARRISON ON
WAY, BUT WHERE?
HALF.BROTHER OF CONFESSED
TRAIN BANDIT ARRIVES IN
CINCINNATI, O.
Removed to Hospital, but Officials Re.
fused to Talk-May Be Wanted
in Birmingham, Ala.

Deep mystery surrounds the rcmov.
al Of Dick Harrison from the North
Wheeling hospital over the Baltimore
e. Ohio road at midnight Monday, so
far as any authentic or official informa-
ton is forthcoming. 1t was stated al
the local Federal office yesterday that
nothing was known about the object
in taking the man from the city, and
it was not divulged as 10 where he
was to be taken. Dick Harrison is a
half.brother of Jeff Harrison, the con-
fessed Central Station train robber.
and who, it is alleged. made afhdavltS
! in the hospital here duplicating Jeh IN
the sensational hold:np. The authorl'
ties have never acCused"Dlck OF aclu-
ally participating in the Central Sta
! ton robbery.
Press reports from Cincinnati state
that Dick Harrison was taken from
the Baltimore & Ohio train upon us
| arrival there yesterday, and was re-
| moved TO a local hospital. The dis
patch further says that the otacerS
and train crew refused 10 talk rela-
; tive TO the prisoner.
. Three tickets were bought At Inc
| Wheeling station by United States
Marshal Ned Smith for Birmingham,
Ala, but it is not known II this was
ruse TO niisIead as 10 the ultimate
destination OF The prisoner or not;
Railroad officials here were advised
! nv the officers 10 give out no informa-
4. ton.
|. A press dispatch from Birmingham
| i slo the effect that the Federal au-
! thorities Of thai city profess | ignorance
of knowing anything about the bring
! ing of Dick Harrison there. The dis
! patch says that it is thought, however,
that Harrison will possibly figure IN
/ connection with d series OF train ROB-
! berries committed in that section.
! 1t is surmised that the reason OF the
secrecy Of the removal Of Harrison is
that it is feared that the alleged or
ganiZed train robbers band will al.
tempt 10 kill him for fear that he will
peach" further about them. The
| Federal authorities are alert 10 see
| that no harm is done the prisoner.
Cincinnati for Treatment.
! II was learned late last night
! Dick Harrison will be taken no further
, at present than Cincinnati, where he
will remain in a hoSpita! for treat
ment, but thai the name Of the insti-
tuition will not be divulgrd. 1t Is re-
ported that the man is in very bad
condition, suffering with a complete
! nervous breakdown and an attack or
! locomotor ataXia. and will probably
never be able 10 walk. Buying the
railroad tickets 10 Birmingham, Ala,
was simply 4 ruse TO prevent the des-
tinalion of Harrison being known"
said he.
/ The informant stated that the rea-
son for removing him from the local
hospital was that tho expense Of keep
ing him here was too large, while a
special provision is made in one Of
the Cincinnati hospitals for Federal
prisoners at a minimum Of expense.
II that properly Is desirable, adver.
tlse it, II you don't advertise it no.
body will know or care about whether
| it is desirable or not. au26-n
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the light of recent happenings


Maine.
Vic Donahey who wants TO sue
coed himself as state auditor has
been condusting his own press bureau
and Republicans say he has been
making some ridiculous statements.
Capt.. P. Maynard clerk of the house
of representatives this week issued
the following statement relative TO
There may be some who do not
know the facts who may believe thai
the State Auditors office is effec-
lent" said Captain Maynard, "dut TO
those who know the facts and fig
ures. his statements are ludicrous.
While all other state offices have
Gu; down their expenses and aboI-
ished useless jobs. The working force
of Dcnahey's office has been increas-
ed 80 pesccnt Much Of the fork Tor
merly done in his office is cared for
by the different commissions.
The increase in the cost Of con-
Quoting the office has increased 10
percent in the last ten years. Donahey
breaches conomy-through his press
bureau-and his is the only office IN
the state which has not cut down.
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lawn. is confined 10 her home in Wood,
lawn on account Of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Craft and MIR.
4. q. Craft sand son. who have been
visiting at Youngstown. O.. returned
10 their homes in Philadelphia yesterday
A. J.. Lind is confined to his home on
the Waddington farm seriously III.
Mrs: Rust. Of Edgingt6n Lane. has
moved tu Washington. D. G.. where she
will make her future home.
Work is progressing nicely on remod-
cling the county bridges on Big Wheel
Ing crock.
Nancy Supler. OF Dallas, who has
been confined tn her home on account
Of illness. Is improving.
Peabody Atkinson. of Elm Grove. has
gone to Mcrsantown. who're he VIII en-
ter tn" West Virginia University.
All road work in The pike district
Is being rushed 10 complction.
Mrs. Rufus Sandy. Of Mt. Vernon. o.,
who has been visiting relatives in Elm
Grove. has left for tairmont. whera
she will spend the next few days.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of tho Buckley
Mc;hodist Episcopal church. will meet
Thursday evening at the home uf Miss
Grace Butcher OF EdGw""d
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JUSTICE COURTS

Joe Sager. Of Warwood, was ar
raigned before Squire Lutes yesterday
on a charge of MODIFICATION. He admit
ted that the charge was correct. The
justice assessed a fine of 81 and costs
and Sager escaped Jail term by pay
Ing up.
Klee LAWYER. Ray Hawkins and
Blond Kenny were given hearing be-
fore Justice W. P. WtCkham charged
by Baltimore and Ohio railroad Of
ficials with drinking intoxicating IL
puor in a room at the passenger STA
ton They were fined SIS and costs
each keny paid out but l-awler and
Hawkins took 10 days each.
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Nav Maintain Schedule

IT IS rNpcChd Thai The present SChed-
ulc between Wheeling and West Alex
andcr will be maintained when the West
Virginia Traction and Electric company
makes out their schedule for the win
ter. However. the present ton minute
schedule viii r" changed to twelve min
short time.
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hill 10 the intersection OF tho road at
Itudlers. with the road that passes
through Mount dc Chantal and follow
the creek valley past the rear of Green
wood cemetery 10 the site OF the Wheel
inG Saddl club and into Elm Grove
near. Pryor's station. The new route
would eliminate the hills.
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WEST ALEXANDER
FAIR OPENS TODAY
ANIMAL MEET WILL BE BIGGER
AND BETTER THAN EVER
BEFORE.
Fine Racing Card for wednesday and
Thursday-General MOVIE Of
Out-thn-Pike.

Everything is in readiness for the
West Alexander fair which will open to-
dav and continue Wednesday and Thurs
day. The grounds have been put IN
FIRST class condition during the nast
few DAYS. The association has LEFT
nothing undone in order to make, the
fair one OF the best that has ever beer:
hold by the association. The heads oil
the various departments report mat
many entries have been made and that
all exhibits will be on the ground by
this morning.
The race program is said TO be thc
best in the nineteen years OF me !alr
on tho race track than usual. There
will be-. TWO races Wednesday and two
races Thursday. The motorcycle races
will be an added feature in connection
with Wednesday afternoons program.
The slow mule race will be held on
THURSDAY. Another added attraction
will Be the balloon ascension when
will be held each afternoon or the three
days. $500
Bethany College to AsEist.
The officials OF the Bethany college
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VIII Deliver Addrasa.

Prof W. J. HcnCcroth. former Mar
shall county boy but now of Chicago,
ILL.,. will deliver a lecture this evening
in the auditorium of the Peoples bank
building at West Alexander on the sub
ject Science and Soil" The lecture
is given under the auspices Of the West
Alexander Grange.