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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
IE,GA RTMEN,T AE, ST ATE

Greeting
III accordance with the provisions Of the Ac
OF Congress approved February 3. 1851. certify
U4It the following = true copy Of the Ger
tihcate Of the final ascertainment of the eiector.
FOR President and ticrPrr silent. appointed IN
thr State Of Oklahoma. at the election held
therein ~ the .th day OF November. 1916. as
reerired by nle from the Governor of the sai id
Stat.
Ia testimony whereof. I. ROBERT LANSING.
s-"refarF Of State, have Acreunto CAUSED the
Seal OF the Department % State TO b. affixed
s1l Ii.y naIne subscribed i,y the Chief Clerk of
tie SAID Department. at the City of Washington.
This '4th day Of pocs fnls"r. 1916.
tSeall ROBERT LANSING.
Secretary 'f State.
By BEN g. DAVIS,
Chief CLERK.
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SANTA CLAUS VISITS
CAPITAL TRACTION MEN
Bestows Amusing and Appropriate
Gifts on Members of Railway
Association Section.

Santa Claus up to date vas the role
that Frank J. Hogan played last night,
just by way of proving to Capital
Traction Company employees that try
ing law cases is not his only speciality.
Mr.. Hogan appeared as Old Santa at
the December meeting of Capital Trac-
ton Company Section. No. 8. America n
Electric Railway Association. held last
night in the company's main offices, at
36th and NJ streets, and some Of the
gifts he handed out are not likely to
be forgotten soon by the recipients.
There We're bottles of hair restoret
for the baldest employees of the COM
pany and other humorous remem-
brances, each presentation being ac-
companied by remarks by Mr.. Hogan
which found relish with the audience.
a. H. Hanna, vice president OF the com
pany, who had considerable difficulty
reaching Atlantic City by automobile
last October, vas presented win car
guaranteed to run and can OF lubrl
eating oil. Others who received gifts
we're &. j. Hoshan, James Darcy, ID. F.
Wetzel. George Blackman. ID. {.
Thomas, w. Groves, c. o. Flynn, Thorn
as Hill and Horace Hunting.
Excellent Entertainment Provided.
The entertainment committee was
decidedly on the job, having decorated
:. big Christmas tree for the occasion
After Santa Claus made his exit the
members, who composed the largest at
tendance at section meeting this
YEAR were treated to Il buffet luncheon
Preceding Mr.. Hogan's appearance
William II. Mccarty, master mechanic
delivered an address on the company
workshop. He stated that cars are
completely overhauIed after every 40
600 miles of travel and that i,139 cars
were looked after in the shops last
year He compIimented the members
of this branch Of the service on theii
faithful performance OF duty.
Vice President Hanna also spoke il
praise OF the workshop. While William
T. Graham, II. II. DalgleisH and W. r
Beck told Of some of the work of this
department. Mr.. Graham, who has beer
with the company since 1868. referred
in 1865 but four cars and six men were
employed on the 18th street line. A. i
Nichols who has been with the com.
pany thirty-siN years, presented to the
section Il hand carved gaVel made from
wood that once formed u fan used il
pumping air into the Capitol building
The gaVel was accepted by President +
Morrill, on behalf of the association
! Paul Proctor and Marks karn, in pis NJ
and vocal solos, furnished the inusica
| program of the evening.
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STATE OF OKLAHOMA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
JE.RTIEIt'ATE

WHEREAS Tferc has been certified TO me 10y
tn Stat Election F"aTr Of the State Of Okla
hpula the result of The anal ascerta inII..Lt
urti r and in pursuance of the laws cf the STATE
of Oklahona. of tli- general election held In said
State. tte 1th day Of November. 1913, 10
elect Presidential and fc-PrrsiienIial Electors.
provided Icy Section 'rie ~ Of Article Two
- of ihe Constitution of the United States;
and
WHEREAS fron. an examination Of said GER
tincste iud that th- Law governing such elec-
ton has in all thilss. bren observed, and tha {
such election was duly. and regularly held: and
WHEREAS. 1t appears that in said election
tIe following named p-rs0Ifs. who constitute all
tla candidates for Pre >idential and Nlce-Presi-
deatial Electors. for whose election any AMI
an votes have been given or cast. each received
the nuIntr Of votes set opposite their respective
usm.s. for Presidential ard yice-l'resilentisl
Electors. viz;
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Mr.. Garrett Acceptable to Holland

THE HAGUE, via London. October
15-The Netherlands government has
notified Or. Henry Van Dyke, the re-
tiring American minister, that John W.
Garrett is acceptable to Holland as his
successor Mr.. Garrett was secretary
of the. legation here from 1901 to 1903
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STATE OF OREGON.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
CERTIFICATE OF ELECTION.

Tc All to Whom These Presents May Come,
WHEREAS. the Secretary of State. in my;
Presence. has canvassed the vote given for all
the candidates for the of1c" Of ,-,l,,,
ELECTOR OF PRESIDENT AND VICE
PRESIDENT
at the General Election held in said state on
the seventh day of November. AID. 1916: ac-
cording to the copies of the abstracts Of the
votes given in each county received by The
Secretary Of State and filed IN his Office in the
manner directed by law; and
WHEREAS. there cast for each person
for the Office of Elector of President and Vice
rrssiie9t the numner of r%trs set attrs NJ the
County. 126.74o Willis 1. Cottel of Multn"mah
Con,y W Keaay NonaS Of Of
County. 1e6l1.; oliver P. coshow. Of Douglas
colnty. 1ao'os7: rorter j. Ner Of Jackson
County. 1l9. $50; Daniel ". sheahan of Waliowa
r9%nt ds Curtis a p on of
County. 4.7oa Levi T. Pennington Of Yamhii
County. 4.597: Henry Sneak Of Renton County
4:59a: Cyrus II. Walker of Linn County. i1,': :
Max Eursholzcr of Lane County 9t"s: Frank
McConc of Mu,nomah County. e.671: august
Nikria of ClatSor County. 96:3: W NJ fininn
%f a 'Tfgr f Mtnouan nsn,y niy nl" ain ana emmett '
wHEEEAs: X, r: E,it!sr. Wills l. :,ott"l. W
p k,aa. " G. North and J. ";lson sst re T~
each person for who's" appointment any and all
votes have hesn given or cast: -,,,,,x-
COMPE. Governor of the State of Oregon do
hereby determine, aeelare and certify !,rr,, r"a.
r. r. BUTLER WILLIS l. EoTIEL
W P KEADY W. e. NORTH
j. F. WILSON
we're hy the highest number Of votes given at
said election rrspectively elected Elect"r of
President and Yice-President Of the United
States
In Testimony Whereof. I have hereunto set
my hand and caused the Seal of the State Of
Oregon h" hereunto affixed.
Done at the Capitol. at Salem. oregon, TINS
fifth day of Dernrl'or. a u 1915.
JAMES WITHYCOMBE.
Governor.
tSeal) BEN W. OLCOTT.
Of state
UNITED STATES or AMERICA.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
To I'll 20 whom tii"sc presents shait come
Cr~"'in-:
II accord nca with the provisions of tn" hrf nt
Tonr-oss anr-oved February ?. 1887. c"rt'fr fhsF
'hn following is Of the certificate OF the
and Vice President anrointea in the Stat" OF
North Dakota. at the elnct'on held therein on the
7fh day of November. 1919. received by me
from the Governor Of the said State.
In testimony whereof. /. ROBERT L\NSiM'
Secretary of State. have hereunto causea ths
Seal of the Department of State to De aniAen
and mr name subscribed by the Chief Clerk OF
the said Department. at the City of washington.
tbs 18th day of December. 1915.
(Seal) ROBERT LANSING.
Secretary Of State
BY BEN G.. DAVIS.
Chief Clerk
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ceived here. The bride is Z graduate of
the University of Michigan and q mem
Der of the Mu Phi Epsilon sorority. Mr..
Siggers has been connected with three
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
To all to whom these presents shall come,
Greeting:
In accordance with the provisions of the Act OF
Congress approved February 3. 1857, l cerfiIy
that the following Is true copy of the certin
cate of the final ascertainment of the electors fol
President and Vice President. appointed In the
State of Oregon, at the election held therein on
the 7th day of November, 1916. as received py
me from the Governor of the said state
Secretary of State. have hereunto caused the
Seal of the Department of State to be- afixeo
and my name subscribed by the Chief Clerk OF
the said Department. at the City of Washington
this 14th day Of December. 1918.
'(Seal.) ROBERT LANSING.
Secretary of State.
BY BEN q. DAVIS.
chief Clerk.
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
To the Secretary Of state of the United States.
Washington. d. {.
Sir:
L. L. r. Hanna. Governor Of the State OF
North Dakota. do hereby certify that, from tbs
official abstracts OF the votes cast in the Sta
of North Dakota at the General Election held OF
Tuesday, the 18th day of November. 1916 as
certified to the State Board of Csnvassers by
the Canyassng Boards of the several counties o!
the state as is provided. By law. and from the
canvass Of such abstracts it appears and dc
hereby certify. that the following named persons
as candidates for the Office Of Presidential
Elector received more than ene-ffth of the total
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appraisals OF large public lighting sys-
tens during the past eighteen months
and is about to enter the real estate
business in Detroit. Mr.. and Mrs. Sig
gers are living at SIS East jefferson
street, Ann Arbor, Mich.
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Now Therefore, in conformity with the pro-
states approved February 3rd. 1887, AID agree
able the provisions of Section 1923. Article L.
Political Code. Compiled Laws Of the Stat. Df
North Dakota of the Year 1913. |. L. T. Hanna
Governor. do hereby Declare Bnd -farrif- that
he following aned persons. having received thc
highest number of votes. have been duly elected
to the Office of Presidential Elector for the State
of North Da
George A. Gilmore. 0: the County Of Williams
Ia vid J. tIormsn Of the County Of Grand Forks
John Mahon, Of the County Of Cavalier
Samuel l.. Nl:chols. of the County Of Morton
John \. Wright. Of tie County Of Cass
Done at the Capitol, at bismarck. this 9Th day
Of December. j. u. 1916
l.. u. HANNA,
iSnaI.b Governor
Attest:
THDNfa < HALL
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Richard Barrett, fifteen, asserted,
Baltimore police say. that June az
Pen Mar, Md. he beat Charles Klein.
fifteen. over the head with the butt OF
n stolen rifle and left him dead whore
he fell.
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Setting in Time of the Georges.

In order to make the story still more
somber, the time of the piece has been
placed in the era of the Georges, when
men were hung for theft and hang
good sport for the spectators.
Nan Hardwic1 the heroine of the
tragedy, has aroused the intepse and
stupid. but cunning. jealousy of her
aunt, who finds Nan a more popular
girl with the village young men than
her own daughter Jennie. The ensuing
story. in which the author has made
one of the most interesting characters
handsome and flckle lover. has all of
the elements of dramatic interest. The
performance will be repeated tonight.
1t was announced between acts that
the league had procured a Wv workshop"
at 1892 V street northwest, and that it
was hoped the organization would have
little theater" of it's own.
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DRAMA LEAGUE GIVES
THE TRAGEDY OF NAN"
John Masefeld's Somber Play Pre-
sented by Excellent Cast at
Wilson Normal School.
Broad Shire Dialect of Time OF the
Georges Maintained Faithfully
Throughout.

The Drama League Players essa!ed
somber playlet last night at the VIII
Son Normal School. presenting John
Masef1eld's Tragedy of Nam The con-
| trast to the previous presentations or
: hghter nature was complete, as the
tragedy of Nam is far from cheeTful.
AS study of play-writing ana play
| building, it is a classic, however, ana
is at present in great vogue with stu
dents.
Mr. Masefe1d has created group
of English farmer folk who carry
out story in which Jealousy, greed
stupidity, love and hatred are shown in
elemental fashion. The three acts are
shown in the kitchen Of an English
cottage, an extremely humble back
ground for the gripping drama OF the
story
The author has once again proved
concluSively that most effective work
can be done by 4 playwright VINO por-
trays the deepest of emotions through
the medium of the simplest characters.
For instance, the story of the raSedE
OF Nam could be presented against any
background, in any stratum or society.
but probably never so efectIFeiy nor
with such direct force as through the
medium of the plain-spoken FARMER
folk of England.
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

I. ii. e. STUART. Governor of the Common
wealth of Virginia. hereby certify that at a
meeting of the Board of State Canvassers held
pursuant 10 law the fourth Monday OF 70,
yembsr, 1916 on examination Of the certihed
Abstracts of Votes In office Of Secretary of the
Comnonwca'th. cast at the election held the
iirst Tuesday after the first Monday in Novem-
..r. 1916 for Electors of President and Vice
resident of the United States of America. 1t
~ asrertainrd and determined that the fol-
L,wil., named PARSONS received votes follows
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P. E. Siggers Weds in Michigan.

Philip E. Siggers. son of E. G. Sig
gers OF this city, married Miss Florence
Colling Of Caro-, Mich, in Detroit last
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD
Of directors of the Continental trust company.
Of L.. per cent declared payahie January
l. 1877 to shareholders of record ut close OF
business December 70. 1915.
FRANK $. FRIGHT. Secretary.
OFFICE OF MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
pany of the District of Columbia. cor. 18th
street and New York ave, December 10, ls16.-
Policy holders notified that policies expire On
the last Ncudav in December t.Jth instantly and
the rate of renewal for 1917 Is one per eentum
on the premium notes. The managers nave or.
dered paid to the policy holders II return OF
savings according 10 the va lne OF earm p"ncy & on
the 31st day Of last December. toih.iES 20. NJ. 81
RE PRESENTED for Endorsement OF the pay
ncnts except where held in connection with
loans. in which they Should DE pronSh, IN
later to have duplicate payments entered. iEe
office of the company viii he ciostu on the iast
Monday mis- yesr on sccount Of Christmas day.
PLEASE ATTEND EARL1 AND A'oAD 1iiE
'"o" L. T. PIERCE BoTELER. Secretary.
TIE, ANIMAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Terminal Storage Company. Of the
District Of Columbia for the eiettioh Oh uirec,ors
for the ensuing year. will he heia on liursaa!, !,
January IS. 1917. at the "hce "i 'Nr pin,'
u. e.. at . o'clock pm. The stock transfer
books will he closed January 1tth and lsth. l9l'.
EDWARD l.. HII.LIEl. Secretary.
Al THE hEGl LAR MEETING OF LIE pl-
rcctors of the Home Savings Rank or Washing
ton y e. held Wednesday. December IL. 1916.
the regular Seni-annlal dividend "l 90 on ihe
rapital stock of til" bank Wa u'ciarrd paSapie
f., stock lhal,J.rS of record December 81. 1916.
HOWARD MORAN. Treasurer.
.rIJE AYZIAI. MEETING OF TIE STOCk-
holders of til" Lincoln National f,hS' loF the
election Of directors ard such "th"r business
rs may properly come before lie hi"e'lls. viii
b, held at the banking house lucSdaT, january
O. 1871 between T. m and pm Eoo6s Tor
thc transfer of stock will be closed from De-
cemi,er II to January 10.
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GoNsrnor Of the STATE II Oklahoma. by virtue
81 the authority vested H. n" by law. do hereby
declare snd proclaim that said Frank +. Davis.
g b. EOs". u. \ TcDongai, J. J. spencer
hsri-s 4 tnakiSy J. W Rs-ce. NJ 4. Mitchell.
Howard H"Der. jess W Watts and Harry Ii.
smith. esrh having received the greater num-
l~r OF V"t"s for the Offices Of Presidential and
Nice-fresid"ntial Electors. each and all ot
fAHrn duly eietted 10 such Offices. and. by virtue
fa"re0f. are entitled TO all the rights priv iegts
fInmunities and enoiuInents pertaiaiag TO said
ohrEs.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. ! have herennto
go my hand and caused these presents be at
tested hy the Great Seal Of the State Of Okla
foEnn. this the 24th day Of November. in the year
% our Lord Nineteen Hundred and Sixteen. and
OF the Independence Of the United States OF
America the One Hundred and Forty first
X. l.. WILLIAMS,
The Governor OF the state Of Oklahoma
fSEal) Attest: J. l. LYON,
Sa,re Of Ef.4.
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THOMAS HALL,
Secretary Of State

THE CORCORAN GALLERY
OF ART
Will reopen to the public on Sun
day afternoon, December u, 1916.
There will then be on public view
the
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-05-10
MYTH of the Doones.

How largely Mr.. Blackmore drew
upon his imagination for the story of
Lorna Doone'' is made clear by r.
w. lakewood In his book. THE Good
Old Times" There were, In fact. no
DoOnes. The word was simply local
bOgy, a modified form of "Dane," a
memory of the faroff times when the
viking invaders harried the land. ''The
only vestige of actuality discoverable
is faint tradition that n fugitive from
the battle Of Sedgmoor, to escape the
hangings of Judge Jeffreys. appropriate
ed the ruins of some wretched huts in
recesses of the Badgworthy glen, now
the Doom valley, finding there a safe
retreat In which he reared a consider
able family. which managed to exc out
a living by committing petty depreda-
lions I'm the district. The last of the
Doones,' an old man and his grand
daughter, are said to have persisted in
the snow during the winter of 1900"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-05-10
GLEN DEAN.

Mrs J. T. Jones and Miss Bette Webb
are in Leitchfeld.
Cicero Fentress and wife have return
ed from Florida. Mrs. Fentress is very
much improved in health Mr.. Fen
tress says he feels like a new man and
glad to get back home. He is satisfied,
however, that there is no better country
than old Breckenridge county.
+ l. Robertson bought the following
lots of hogs and shipped Tuesday: IS
from J W. Storms, % from Tom Moor
man, 6 from Len Beavin, } from Herbert
Payne, 10 from Hugh Haycraft, from
Jim Cannon, 5 from r. l. Henning, 4C
from Will and Frank Jarboe, so from
Geo Jarboe, IS from w X Norman &;
Son
Moorman's store house, occupied by
J. r Wilson, the new merchant, is be
ing painted
c. w. Dean is building new barr
40x5o on his farm near town.
Mr. Wilson, the new merchant, say:
he is doing a nice business and is highly
pleased with his new location
Miss Martha Lou Powell, who ha:
been seriously i'll, is improving He
many friends will be glad to know this
Mrs. Walker Brown and children, o
Louisville are visiting her parents.
Rev ]. T. Lewis and Mrs. Lewis, O
Trenton, were visiting their daughter
Mrs Ballard Wilson, last week
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-05-10
RECIPE SHOWER.
Miss susette SAWYER gave a most at

Miss Susette Sawyer gave a most at
tractive recipe shower Friday after
noon in honor of Miss Virginia Nc.
Gavock. A novel entertainment Of
the afternoon was an "auction sale. "
Several interesting looking packages
we're brought in and each one was
marked as to what It contained. After
they we're all auctioned the guests
opened them One Of the boxes was
marked, "A Bit of Old Lace" and in
it was an old shoe lace. All the other
packages we're similar to this enc.
The guests were invited to the din.
ing room, which was attractively dec
GRATED in pink and white. The dining
table had a large pink centerpiece
with streamers from it, and at the
end Of each was "a fortune for each
guest. Delicious ices we're served.
The guests we're: Miss McGavock,
Misses Leonora MeGavock, Mary Nc.
Gavoek, Claudia Pate, Mildred Bah
bage, Frances Sawyer, Jeanette Burn,
Martha Willis, Mary Couch, Mary
Gibson, Katherine Wroe Mrs Joe
Sawyer and Mrs. T. F. Sawyer
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-05-10

Breckenridge Bank of Cloverport, was
in Louisville Thursday.
Miss Eta Mitchell. of Buffalo, N. ",
is visiting her cousin, Miss Jennie
Green, Falls of Rough.
Miss Margaret Mattingly, who has
been nursing Miss Selma Sippel, re.
turned to Owensboro Thursday.
w. L. Harrell, of Kirk, and Judge
Henry DeHaven Norman, of Hardins-
burg, were in Owensboro Saturday.
Mrs. George Weatherholt and Miss
Cleona Weatherholt went to Louisville
Thursday to be the guests of Mrs. Mary
Ryan.
DR.. Ernest Wedding and Mrs. We'd
ding have returned from Tobinsport,
where they were guests of Mrs. Conrad
Simons.
Miss Elizabeth Young Skilman and
Miss Lily Anderson. of Morganfeld,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Sklllman.
Mrs. c. w. Norman, Jr. returned
to her home in Versailles Tuesday after
a visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Bowmer.
Green Bros. have a rush order for a
big lot Of material for the shops.
Another instance of Mr.. Hudson's
home first orders.
J. NJ. Powers, OF Whitesville, came
up to MoQuady Saturday. He says
farmers are away behind with their
work in his section.
Herbert Hall has returned from De.
troit we'll equipped automobile ma.
chinist. If you want to know anything
about an auto ask Herbert.
]. w. Larkin, of jacksonville, is The
guest of his brother, Ed Larkin, and
sister, Mrs. Teresa Price, at their coun-
try homes near Cloverport.
Mrs. Eliza Long and son, William,
and Mrs. M. B. Tyler, of Louisville,
spent the week end at Addison, their
old home. Mrs. Barrett was with them.
The monthly Church Conference will
be held at the Methodist church We'd
nesday night in connection with the
prayer service. Let all reports be ready
in writing.
Miss Anna Louise Powell, of Hop.
kinsville, is the guest of Mrs. E. c. Nc
Donald. Mrs. Mcdonald will entertain
the Friday Club this week in honor of
Miss Powell.
Miss Ella Leaf and Miss Ruth Wealth.
erholt came from Oakland City, Ind.
Friday and were in Cloverport en- route
to their home at Tobinsport to attend
the commencement exercises.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-05-10
DINNER. PARTY.
Given Monday Evening In Hon.
or Of Hiss Virginia Ireland
Mc0avock.

A number of the young men of Clover
port gave beautiful dinner party Mon
day evening at Arnold's confectionery,
in honor of Miss Virginia Ireland Nc
Gavock, whose marriage to Mr.. R.
Perry Davis, of Warsaw, will take place
at the Methodist church Wednesday.
The table was attractively arranged
with pink and white carnations, which
were presented to the guest of honor
after the dinner. And the place cards
represented small kewpies dressed as
brides.
A delicious six course dinner was
served, the courses being interspersed
with toasts. Mr.. M. Nj. Denton acting
as POSTMASTER
Covers were laid for the following:
Misses Ara Williams, Ray Heyser,
Elizabeth Y Skillman, Martha Willis,
Katherine Wroe, Frances Sawyer, Lille
Anderson, Mildred Babbage, Susette
Sawyer, Jewell Miller, Mary Gibson,
Mary McGavock, Virginia McGavock
Jeanette Burn, Claudio Pate, Mary
Couch, Lula Sewers and Leonora Me-
Gavock Messrs Vivian Pierre, Paul
Lewis, Andrew Ashby, Floyd Carter,
Sterett Ashby, Orville Skillman, NJ. NJ
Denton, Owen Adkins, Frank Weather
holt, r Perry Davis, Randall Weather
holt, Wilbur Chaplin and Rev. p. S.
Powell.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-05-10
The Arrow of ST. Edmund.

The legend Of the death of ST. Ed
mund was curiously corroborated after
a lapse OF eight centuries. The story
goes that the martyr was tied TO Il
tree and. as torture proved unavailing
to make him recant his faith, was shot
at with Danish arrows till his body
was covered with them. The tree at
Hoxne to which he was said to have
been bound and which was twenty
feet In circumference fell in 1SiS, and,
according TO 1.-The Black Letter Saints
of the Prayer Book" a piece OF iron
like an arrow head was found imbed-
ded In the wood.