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The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-02-10

ODlOHtl llUuSo, ItSlubllI w IL
sons private gent IN Europe, re-
turned to Paris intending to go to
London, Monday and soon le-
turn to The United States.
Fiity.f0ur persons were killed
and 81 injured when Zeppe,ins
raided rural English districts,
dropping 800 bombs.
London Express editorially
says Roosevelt is "trying to push
President Wilson into war;"
Cormends United States eXecu-
tive's "note policy' by saying
that America can do nothing but
write notes.
The German raider, Moewe,
sent thu British steamship APP
pam, captured at sea, to Hamp.
ton Roads with a prize crew and
continued the raids in which she
is reported t. have sunk seven
British merchantmen, lnclu ling
Clan MacTavlsh, which lost ff-
teen killed and three wounded
when she sank.
A Ponchatouja high school boy
was seriously s;altel when a
radiator in Il classroom exploded,
Mr.. Montgomery took office as
head of the Mississippi pehiten-
tiary board.
There Was a sharp fight in the
Mississippi Legislature over the
Delta land bill.
Rear Admiral Strauss, chief OF
ordinance, told the Congress
Committee the navy has enough
ammunition for all ships compile
ted, but not enough to supply
those building.
The weak point in the Louisi.
ana levee line was said to be at
Cowpen Bend above Vidalla anc
Natcnez, Miss.
The Association of Commerce
appointed committee to urge
| Interstate Commerce Commission
to hold its Southern Pacific
steamship hearing in New Or
leans.
The governor ordered the
withdrawal of the militia from
jefferson parish and the camp il
Gretna was broken.
The Leon Godchaux Compan,
sold big lot of sugar to the Col
,onial Refining Company tor abou
S250,000.
The legal department Of tn
Texas and Pacific Railroad wa
preparing to contest the effort 0
the Gould interests to throw tn
road into the hands Of receivers
A packing house to be bnil
here was proposed by swine
breeders meeting at BatoI
Rouge.
Seven lives were lost as foo
waters of the Arkansas rive
transformed the southeastern
lowlands Of Arkansas into a vas
lake.
A bill by Senator Robinson, 9
Arkansas, appropriating SlOOO0C
for relief flood sufferers in til
Mississippi valley, Was passed b
the Senate 1T Washington.
Germany'S latest reply to til
American demands concernin
the sinking Of the I.usitania hal
cd at declaring the sinking 81
legal" believing the admissio
would apply to all submarir
8 warfare.
{ The Senate, 81 to Is. passed Il
{ bill giving the Philippine
{ lands independence in from t7
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General News items IN BRIT

John Edward 1cIp"r. On" g!
the two survivors in the l}oiiajD
auto murder tragedy. W ; taken
from his sickbed to jail Tues lay,
where his finger prints Were
taken and he is being deta med.
President Wilson spoke in Nes
Mols last Tuesday night to TIE
largest audience he has met Oh
his preparedness campaign,
UltImat5 success Of the Ford
peace expedition to Europe is
predicted by Samuel A Trufa0l,
Jr., who has just returned to New
Orleans from Europe.
President Wilson's decision TO
start on another preparedness
campaign before FEB, 10, was an,
nOunced.
The British owners Of the Appam
asked her return to them by the
United States under the terms Of
the Hague convention.
Trenches We're sheiled by the
British and Germans and hand
grenade fighting in France was
active.
Austrians dropped bombs on
the Russian resting place in Cal
licia and reached a point twenty
miles northeast Of DurazZO in
their drive thru Albania.
A British statement belittled
the damage to property done by
the recent and biggest Zeppelin
raid on England to disp, owe the
German contention that it iniur-
ed economic or military life O.
the country.
Semaphore signal devices, de
signed to aid policemen i'll direct
ing traffic, will be placed in oper
alton on Canal street, betweel
Decature and Rampant, Monda,
morning.
A bomb was exploded in th'
quarters of the Italian conSula
agent at Milwaukee and an un
'exploded bomb was found at al
entrance to the building.
1t was evident at Washington
that the fight against confirma
ton of Louis ID. BrandeIs as
Justice will be a bitter one, OK
tending many days.
| Motorboats rescued % persons
who had taken refuge in treetop
near MeGehee, Ark. Ouacbit
continues to rise. WashOut
threatened on Iron Mountain
north OF Felsenthal.
A report from Copenhagen, VII
London, stated that Il large Ger
man waTshjp had been sunk il
the Cattegat, near the island Q
All'i''V
Fear of spy operations cause
a muster Of home guards an
created a midnight panic in sew
er"l small towns IN western VI
tario Sunday night.
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The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-02-10

We hive just received the
newest all latest styles Of hats
drop in and ! ,ok anthem.
The Darlington Store, lug,
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-02-10

We can use 100 pounds of good
country butter every week.
The Darlington Store, Inc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-27
DO YOU WANT TO
MAKE MONEY!

New Oil company organizing in the
great Hea;dton Oil Field Get in on
the ground floor. Land in joining sec
tion sold 10 Ex-Governor c. N. Has
keIl for S75O,000. You will have to
hurry Cali, write or phone 698, ]. II
Young, Hotel Speake. VIII be here
only a few days; best proposition in
Oklahoma. Limited amount will be
accepted 3-27-1t
Quartette-some act. Koby today.
Allan X. Swan was called to Ana.
Garko this morning on probate mat
ters.
THE RAvEN-Kozy Tuesday. It's
great.
liick Harrison, OF Harrison town
ship, is in Chickasha on business to-
day.
w. H. Whitaker and daughters,
Misses Fannie and Minerva, left last
night for few days visit in Kansas
City.
The little son of r. M. Barnes is
very Ill.
Miss Olga Kutz, Willie Shuc and
Lucille Hnlett returned to Hobart to
day, after spending the weekend
with Miss Leila Stout.
International Quartette. Some sing
ing act. Kozy today
Claude Kicker left last night foi
Waco. Texas, to attend a meeting oi
the managers of. the Cameron Lumber
company.
T. ]. Hughes of San Antonio is a
visitor in Chickasha.
Henry r. Walthall in the Raven
at the kozy Tuesday
One way or getting results-Dails
Express want aus
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-27
! Personal
5 Mention


Quality plumbing; prices right. Roy
English. Phone 341. 2-3tf
]. w. O~sley is in Dallas on busi-
ness.
See Cray Meg" in Rebeccah's Tri-
unph at II. S. tonight.
Get your harness and harness re
pairing at Wadsworth & White SILT
Miss Bess Frost Of Duncan is visit
ing friends in the city.
Miss Carrie Tuttle of Lindsay spent
the weekend with her mother.
Gyp and Katy in "Rebecca's Tri
unph" will make You hold your sides
THE RAVEN-a A. L. S. &. feature
.Kozy Tuesday.
N. b. J.aBryer Of Ell Reno is a bust
ness visitor in the city.
Ben Harrison of Amber spent Satur
day in Chickasha.
Complete assortment Ladies, Misses
and Children's Sport Hats at th'
Eagle. 3-27-2
S. d. Barr of San Antonio is ;
Chickasha visitor on business.
/ Mrs. Vera Hale of Oklahoma Cit.
is visiting friends in Chickasha.
Mrs. Gertrude Hamilton has return
ed from an extended trip in Texas.
Joe Adkins of Oklahoma City is
business visitor in Chickasha.
F.. e. Staten of Ardmore is visiting
friends ana relatives in the city.
x. G. Whitley and family of Verdel
were shoppers in Chickasha Saturday
L. V. Tyrrell and A. e. Lamberso
spent yesterday in Oklahoma City.
Mrs. C. l.. Kearc-. who has bee
quite ill, is improving.
DR.. A. c. Crosse has returned iror
Kansas City, where he attended tn
DeEJal association.
Mrs. Charles Blevins and Mrs. He
en- Burke of El Reno spent Sunda
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tho'
Burke
l.. G. Merrel of Laverty was i
Chickasha yesterday en- route
Springfield, Missouri, where ne wi
go to the Frisco hospital for trea
ment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-27
NOTICE

Money is made by investment, not
by work. If you want to make money
invest part of your earnings in the
oil business in Oklahoma; it will
rake you money while you sleep.
Thousands of people have been lifted
from the haunts of poverty and start
ed down the road of prosperity by
small investments in the oil business
in Oklahoma. Why not you? Call
phone or write j. H. Young, Hotel
Speake, Chichasha, Oklahoma, 3-27-1i
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-27
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh That Contain MerCruy

as mercury viii surely destroy The sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians. as the damage
they will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Hairs
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by f. d.
mercury. and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the sytsem. In buying Hairs
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
Inc II is taken internally and made in
Toledo, Ohio. by +. ]. Cheney Co. Tes-
timonals free
Sold hy Druggists. Price 75c per bottle.
rake Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-27

Ford Demountable rims free, at Bar
ton Bros. Garage with set Of Michelin
tires and tubes. 3-25-St
Mrs. Ruel Frederick is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Fl. M. Shelby. west OF
town.
Mrs. Sherman Hostick and w. FL.
McFail of verden were. shopping in
the city Saturday.
Miss Daisy Landrum from west OF
Chickasha, spent yesterday with
friends in town.
Piano tuning and repairing. Phone
eS5, ]. L. Frost. S-25-St
Mrs. A. II. Mitchell and daughters
from Amber were shopping in the
city Saturday.
Mrs Evelyn Elder and Miss Myrtle
Owens of Blanchard were shoppers a.
Chickasha Saturday.
Mrs. Bette Ruyle left last night for
Noble, called there by the illness OF
her daughter.
Complete assortment Ladies, Misses
and Children's Sport Hats at the
Eagle. S-2f-zt
Mrs. Nellie fischer has taken
rooms at the Canning residence on
Seventh and Iowa.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Walter Halsey return
ed yesterday from a short visit in Ok
lahoma City.
Ford Demountable rims free, at Bar
ten Bros. Garage with set OF Michelin
tires and tubes. 3-25-3t
H. S. PEBBLES, representative for
Hicks Loan and Investment company
is in the city ON business.
| Miss Eugsnia Peery returned to her
school at verden after spending the
i =. -,,I ,.fitI ra1o fiupc
| Mrs. Arthur Barry returned Satur
day from a two months visit in Colo
rado, Texas, with relatives.
Complete assortment Ladies, Misses
and Children's Sport Hats at the
EsgIe 9-27-2l
Mrs. I'd Lockwood left last night
for Wichita. where she was called by
the serious illness of her mother.
Mrs. Charles Blevins, who has beer
visiting her mother, Mrs. Sam Down
ing has returned to her home in Hal
leyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Paag returned yes
te,dav from Purcell where they were
called By the illness of Mrs. Paag''
father.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-27

l.. B. Armstrong spent yesterday in
Oklahoma City.
w. e. Smith made a business trip
to Lindsay Saturday.
Kozy has "The Raven 6 parts
Tuesday; fOc ard l5c.
"Rebecca's Triumph at H. S. to-
night. &HMksMMMb
Mattress making and renovating,
furniture repaired and varnished
Can residence phone S6S w. a. Hur-
lev 27-St
I'D Coyle is in Cnickasha today
from Rush Springs.
"Rebecca and the Cooking Club
certainly do their part in "Rebeccas
Triumph" tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Weaver and Miss
Una Weaver of Alex, we're guests OF
]. E. Martin and other friends here
during the weekend.
Ross Cox returned to Chickasha
Saturday after several days spent on
business in the Rush Springs com.
lnunity.
WANTED-Repair your old furni-
ture, make new mattresses, renovate
old ones. Feather mattresses a spe-
cialty. Res. phone 3eS. w, A. Hur-
ley. z'-St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-27

LOST Boys pony, stripe in fore
lead. 8 years old; one white hind leg;
Soyelock sheared: strayed from M. X
& t. house. Finder return to M. X. &
T house and be rewarded. S-27-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-27

l.. G. Merrel of Laverty was in
Chickasha yesterday en- route tc
Springfield, Missouri, where ne will
go to the Frisco hospital for treat
ment.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-12-09
DIVORCE CASES TAKE
UP COURTS TINE
MANY CASES ARE DISPOSED or
DURING THREE DAYS or
THIS WEEK.
Number III White People Sueing tor
niyotec not So Great but Blacks
Seek Divorces in Numbers.

District Judge +. L. Hawkins
heard the non-Jnry ard divorce
doekets this week and on Tuesday,
"Wednesday and Thursday disposed OF
many eases On the divorce docket
were many old eases and many ne
eroes seeking = dissolution OF then
marriage vowl
The following orders we're made IN
divorce cHses on Tuesday. Nednes-
day and Thursday OF this week:
j II l.. Rhone vs.. Melissa Rhone,
coinred. receiyership continued
A. D. Davis vs. Rosa Davis. color
ed. defendant ruled TO give security
for cost.
Gus Douglas VS.. Cornelius Doug
las. colored: continued
Alex Rivers vs.. Cyndia Rivers.
coiored; cause abated. plaintiff hay-
ing died.
Loberts Clark. colored, dismissed.
Fletcher Morris v. Matilda Nor
ris; continued
Annie lsrksey VS.. r. s. kirksey
dismissed.
Addie Bradford VS.. James Brad
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~ THE CHIRCHrs.
, .s.4soee+.&A as'


seadav school at ,. M. Services
.t lu the eveaint
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ford continued.

ford; continued.
Matte Wilkins VS.. James wilkins
dismissed.
VIII Laster W. Sallie Laster, col
ored. divorce granted on grounds o
cruel treatment.
Lillian Lamb vs.. James Lamb, col
ored dismissed
VIII Hayes IS. Emma Hayes. co
ofed; dismissed.
Minnie Jackson vs.. Nathan Jack
son: dismissed
billiard Harris vs.. Rosa Harris
colored, continued.
Beatrice Seymour vs.. Ike Seymour
eolored: dismissed.
NJ c. Dyer vs.. II l.. Dyer; diya-cs
granted on grounds Of cruel treat
ment.
Mile Moore vs.. Matthew Moore
eolored; divorce granted on account
conviction of defendant of felony
Arnold Adams vs.. orleander Ad-
ANS. colored; divorce granted.
Bertha E. knight VS.. II L. knight;
continued
Thula Mckinney VS.. Sim MeKin.
ney: divorce granted on grounds OF
cruel treatment
Enid W. Hoogewerff VS.. Hester
Hoogewerff, piaintiff takes non
suit.
Ora Riley vs.. Aureiius Riley; con
tinued
AARON Ransom vs.. Belle Ransom
coiored divorce granted on grounds
OF abandonment.
Guy Rome IS. Mary Rome; con
timed
Nellie d skeleton VS.. ). W. skel-
ton continued
Myrtle 1 Ellington IS. w. Il. Ell
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receiver. damages: dismissed.

receiver, damages; dismissed
H. H. Hawley Co. vs.. Moore-De.
Grazier Co, trial for right of prop
erty: dismissed.
J. G. Jones, trustee, VS.. J. r. Dun
away ct al; case dismissed
c. NJ. Jackon VS.. II. j. Pipkin
dismissed
A. D. Randell VS.. II. & T. c. R. r.
Co, damages; continued by agree
ment
H. J, Moorhead ct al VS.. Southern
Traction Co, damages; plaintiff de-
maads a jury, ruled to secure costs
and takes term.
f. L. Southland Us. Floyd Southland
ct al, partition; G. T. Southland. APP
pointed receiver.
s. L. Green VS.. w, Z. Lee ct al,
to remove cloud plaintiff has judg-
ment as prayed for
II Brin VS.. j. c. Thomas, debt and
foreclosure; plaintiff has judgment
In the sum OF s152.
James r. Smith VS. Mamie L. Sta
ton ct al. partition; cause tried be-
fore court and S. e. Dawson APP
pointed receiver
VIM Hunter ct al VS.. win Cook ct
al, partition; cause tried before court
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Main Street Christien Church.

Rev. Chas. A. Chasteen, minister.
Bible school at o:45 a. m. Preach
ing service at 1880 a. m. The
minister viii deliver the fifth of a
series Of sermons on the life OF
Christ Christian Endeavor at
6:15 D. IN. Evangelistic services
at 1915 p. m The choir viii deliver
special numbers at each service. A
full attendance Of the membership is
requested at the service tomorrow.
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and W. A. Merritt appointed re
ceiver.
Henry Owens VS.. American Nation
al Insurance Co, damages; cause dis
missed.
Mrs F. p. Lennon ct al VS.. Chas
Lennon ct al, partition; cause triea
before court and W A. Stockard ap.
pointed receiver.
J. Evarts VS.. j. Earl Evarts ct al
partition; cause tried before court
land J. Baldridge appointed receiver
NJ. Il. Meadows VS.. ]. ]. Davis 81
al, trespass TO try title; plaintiff has
judgment.
Geo. H. Barney ct al IS. p. B.
Rice ct al, debt and foreclosure
plaintiffs have Judgment by default
IN sum of S305q1.
l. z. Ricketts, vs.. Robt. d Doris
Ct al. trespass to Try title: cause tried
before court and PLAINTIFF has mdg-
ment quoting title.
Henry BerFier ct al vs.. G. w Elan
agan ct al. partition; cause tried be-
lore court and W. NJ. Mercer appoint
ed receiver.
Z G. Mccartney vs.. sam Harwell
ct al, trespass to Try title; dismissed
Georgia Lee Donley ct al VS.. B. T.
Wakeland ct al partition; cause tried
before court and ]. H. wskeland APP
pointed receiver
EN Parte, Chas Howard Jeffries.
disabilities removed.
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Sunday school at $40 a. m.
Preaching at 1 a. m. and p. IN.
Epworth League meets at 6 .. m,
Subject of morning sermon; THE
Glory of the Common Life Sub
iect of evening sermon: THE Twelve
Gates. A cordial welcome to all.
All members urged to be present.
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Christian Endeavor.

Central Presbyterian church, Sun
Gay, December 10.
Topic; Defy Evil Kings
21:15-20.
We are always face to face with
evil There is either one of two
things we must do: Fight or sur
render to evil.
We should fight every evil
thought and tendency
Each victory will help us some
other to win.
You are cordially invited to meet
with us at six o'clock.
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Main street Christian Church.

Program for Christian Endeavor
for December 10. 1916.
Subject: Defy Evil"
Sculpture lesson: Kings 21:15-
20.
/. The temptations to compro-
mise Miss Beatrice Harding,
+. II. Dangers in little sins Mr..
Huntley Meredith, b. S.
III. For or Against Ch.s.-
Miss Frances Moores.
", An Out and Out Christian-
Miss Idela Morris
V. How to Overcome Evil-Miss
Edith Naylor
Capt B. Wilson, leader.
Strangers are corf ally invited
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FIRST Baptist Church.

Church services az IL a. m and
II p. M. Pastor A. n Hall will preach
at both hours. The sunday school
viii meet at 9,45 a. n. =. y. p.
~. service AT 6 p. VI. Members OF
the church and friends who worship
with us are asked to notice the thir-
ty-minute change of time for the
two evening services.
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Sunday school at 10 a. M. Ser
vices at Z p. m. Rev. J. y. Whai-
inT will preach A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all to attend.
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ollege Street.

Bible study 10 a. m. Preaching
IL a. m. and p. m. Morning sub
ject, "The Glorious Church" even
ing subject. Sorrow. Confession
aud Restitution"
J. W. BRENTS, Minister.
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Services Sunday both morning and
night. II e. m and 7 p. m Sunday
school at g.45 You are cordially
invited. d. q BELL, Pastor.
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ter plslauff is lost continued
Ale anderson vs Ms~y Anaerous
Al arii eI
Mffs Hampton Russsll Hemp
TOD diruiisscd
Lois Maaley u g Moslay q
eorcg gantca 90 sr3uads 81 cruel
treatment
John Daecaport VI Ruth Daten-3
pert. reyort % receiver approved.
william Reading vs. Mary Read
ing. colored divorce granted.
T. J. Taylor vs. Minnie Taylor:
dismissed.
Dan Bluiu vs. Lily Bluitt ruled
TO cost.
Jake Reagan Va Fannie Reagan,
colored: divorce granted.
Mrs Pattie Roberts ". T u. Rob
.erts. divorce granted OF grounds OF
: eruel treatment
Annie York vs. Ben York; ruled TO
give cost bond
/ Mamie Flowers w. =. ID Flowers,
divorce granted on grounds OF cruel
treatment
Maggie Robertson VS. Adge Rob
ertson. divorce granted on grounds
tof cruel treatment
J. G. Green vs.. A. f. Green: di-
yorce granted on grounds OF aban-
Comment
Minnie Davis vs.. shallie Davis.
eolofed. divorce granted.
w. II. shedd IS. Alice shedd; di-
yorce granted
Pearly Howard vs.. Jesse Howard:
continued
Mamie Piper vs.. John Piper. dis
missed.
Washington Biggers VS.. Mary Big
gers. colored; divorce granted.
Lift Snow vs. II. l.. Snow con
tinued
James walker vs.. Mary Walker.
colored; divorce granted
Mrs. E. v Kertenberger VS. Ed
Wertenberger; continued.
d. +. Pointer vs.. siIler Pointer
colored; divorce granted.
Roxie Gates VS. Matthew Gates
colored; continued
George Collins VS.. Matte Collins,
colored; divorce granted
l Dora Alexander VS.. Scott Alexan-
der; plaintiff ruled to secure costs.
Elizabeth Charles vs.. Jesse Char
les. dismissed.
Wiley Rinehart VS.. Ina Rine-
hart, colored: divorce granted.
Jesse Daniels Us. Sam Daniels;
continued
/ James Hudson VS.. Mary Hudson,
! cplored; divorce granted
4 Matte Myers IS. Charles Myers:
passed account of illness of plaintiff.
j Elite Howard vs. A. T. Howard;
lcontinued
| Susie Allmon vs.. Horace Allmon;
divorce granted on grounds of cruel
treatment.
Lila Yarbrough VS.. j. b, Var
brough; continued.
Della Kjllyan VS.. VIII Killyan.
colored; divorce granted
Mary Glover vs.. Tom Glover; con-
| tinued.
Minnie Taylor vs. Tom Taylor,
continued.
Mary Jakubik VS., John Jakubik;
dismissed
Ida Williams VS. Charles Will
liams; continued,
John Ming vs.. Leila Ming, eolored
divorce granted.
Hattie Hudgins vs.. J. D Hudgins,
colored. divorce granted
Lorena slagle VS., NJ. NJ. Slagle;
plaintiff ruled to secure costs
w. p. Davis VS.. Dixie Davis, col
ored. divorce granted.
Ben Risby vs.. Lucy Risby; con
tinued
Dock Butler vs. Fills Butler. col
ored; divorce granted.
Emma Garner rs. George Garner;
plaintiff ruled to secure costs.
Dan Fields vs.. Isabella Fields;
continued
Mile Williams VS.. AAndrew Will
liams. colored; divorce granted
Eliza Davis VS.. Will Davis, col
ored; continued
Lille Culver Us. Arthur Culver;
divorce granted on grounds OF cruel
treatment
Newell Bradley vs.. William Brad
ley divorce granted on grounds OF
abandonment
Willie Wesby VS.. Sylvester Wes-
by, colored; divorce granted
Margie Allen VS.. Frank Allen:
dismissed
AIRS Ida Glenn vs.. G. w. Glen;
uiyargp zran1p5 an 9rnpndw ne .r,eaI
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sunday school at $3.50 e. ~. ser
vices at II a. NJ. and 3 b. IA. Chris
uan Endeayor meeting o. 6 p. m.
Evening star., 1916-03-16
A Pennsylvania Furry.

In announcing his candidacy for the
Chicago nomination, Gov. Brum baugh of
Pennsylvania declares that "such unity
Of thought and concert of action by the
republican forces of the commonwealth
as to presage reunited party and a re-
publican victory in November cannot be
accomplished under any factional leader
ship" Hence those who are held respon
slhle for the disaster of 1912 cannot
BRING together the broken forces of the
party and lead it to a decisive victory"
In Pennsylvania, as elsewhere, every
strong republican, Of the caliber of
leader, was in one faction or the other
Of the party in 1912 Where stood Gov.
Brumbaugh himself that year! The
neutral man, who was for neither Taft
nor Roosevelt, on the ground that both
were wrong. has no claims to leadership
now. He could not possibly bring the
republicans and the bull moosers to-
gcthcr.
\ great many politicians. long of
head and long in harness, hold but two
men responsible for the disaster of
1912 Their idea is that by barring
both from supreme leadership this year
the difficulty will be solved.
1t so happens that one Of these men