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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-28
SHIPMENTS OF FOOD
REACH INTO MILLIONS

WASHINGTON. Dec. el.-Food-
stufts continue 10 leave American
ports for Europe in vast quantities.
Figures published. today by the Bureau
of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
show that the first eleven months OF
this year they reached value OF
abou. $50 100000. or at the rate OF
more than s60.oOO,OoO & month.
Breads,uffs lead in value of foods
sold abroad. In the eleven months
they reached a total OF S+04.00o,Q 900.
Meat and dairy products amounted to
SEAS, 100000. Shipments OF cattle,
hogs and sheep fell off during the
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COAL OPERATORS TO
DISCUSS CAR SHORTAGE

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Dec. 21.-The
Kanawha Coal Operators association
members were to-day notified taht a
meeting will be held here TOMORROW Tor
the purpose OF taking up the subject Of
car shortage in the fields OF the ka-
nawha district. These operators say
they are OF the belief that the shortage
is artificial and that. If the railroad
companies would act in fairness they
would be able To furnish much nearer
a normal supply than has been distrib-
uted in the kanawha region at any time
in the last six months. The operators
are succeeding in showing that other
industrial interests are being seriously
affected hv the conditions arising from
car shortala, and a concert OF action TOR
relief is in prospect.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-28
COAST GUARD CUTTERS
SEARCH FOR LOST SHIP

BOSTON. Dec 81. Four. coast
guard cutters will begin a search to-
morrow for the new Clyde Line Steam
er Ozcama, which mas not been re.
ported since she left Portland. Maine,
for New York. last Thursday after
noon. The Ozcaina was recently COM
pleted at Detroit. Mich. She is COM
manded by Captain Dalton and has
crew Of o5.
The coast guard cutters Gresham
and Roscoggin. Ossipee and Acushnet
received wireless orders tonight to be
on the lookout for the Ozcama as it
was feared she has beea disabled in
q storm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-28
$4,000 ARMENIANS
STARVING in TURKEY

NEM YORK. Dec. 27-Fifty thous-
and deported Armenians are starving
in the vicinity OF Alappo, Asiatlc Tur-
key, as a result of 4 recent temporary
suspension of relief approprlal ions: ac'
cording to cablecram: from American
Ambassador Elkus. received mere %
night BY the American computes io'
Armenian and Syrian Relief. An ap-
neal is made for increased appropria-
tions to alleviate tho suffering.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-28
GENUINE FOG HITS
DEAR OLD "LUNNON"

LONDON. Dec. q $3.50 p. ny
One Of the thickest logs oil recent
years enveloped London today. disor-
ganlzing traffic and causing great in
convenience. Owing TO the restric-
lions with regard TO the lighting of
the city III" Sumbre pail at nightfall
brought surface traffic 10 Il cumpl"t"
Stand&till The nmnihue"s stnnpod
running, taxicabs disappeared from
he streets and the people moved
about with the aid Of torchlights and
elactric flashlights
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-28
NO TRACE is FOUND
OF STEAMER MARYLAND

NANTUCKET, Mass, Dec. IL
The Steamer Maryland which report
cd Christmas night that she was sink
ing had not been found at late
hour tonight. according 10 message
received from the coast guard cutter
Gresham. The message said that the
Gresham was still engaged IN
search for the vessel. 1t was believed
that If any OF the Maryland boats had
succeeded in getting away from the
steamer they would have drirtad
westward in the path of trans-Atlah-
tic steamers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-28
Haines Funeral Hold.

The last sad rites for the late Charles
W. Haines. we'll known and highly re-:
spcctcd citizen Of this city. who died
at Weston. Sunday morning. were held
at the late residence on East Seventh
street Yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
The. services were in charge Of Little
Prince lodge No. 70. Knight. Of Pyth-
las. OF which order the deceased was q
member. while Rev. g.. D. Smith. pas
tor of the First n. E. church officiated.
Interment was in Grecnlawn cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-28
DAYTON PAPERS RAISE PRICE.

DAYTON. O., Dec 27.-Increase in
cost Of white paper and other things
entering into the making a newspa-
per are given as the cause of increase
in price today Of the Daily News, the
Evening Herald and the Morning Jour.
nal 10 Two cents CODY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-28
FILED 100000 LIBEL SUIT

NORFOLK. Va. Dec. 27-Owners
of the British Steamer Telena filed 4
100000 libe! silt to,lar against the
Merchants and Miners Liner. Powhat-
an. with which tine Telena was in col,
lision in the lower Chesapeake two
weeks ago The Powhatan still is
fast on Thimble Shoals where she
was run aground to prevent sinking.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-28
TWO KILLED; ONE INJURED.

LANCASTER. Ia. Dec. 27.-The bod
les Of. TWO men and the unconscious
form of another believed to he fatally
injured were found by track walker
along the tracks of the Pennsylvania
railroad near Rillmyer. this county. It.
is believed all were struck by IL passing
train. The dead men are John Kelley
and Tony Cclentine. The identity of
the injured man has not been "stab-
liShed. The m"n were employed in stone
quarries near the scene of the accident.
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Renuond 1riafr

Mrs. Mary l.. Taylor Of Detroit. Alirh..
is spending L few days in Renwood the
guest Of friends and r"larivrs
Charles MctlmSk"y. who haS been at
tending cnllcg" al Memphis. Tenn. Is
spending tn" holidays with his mother
here.
r. j. Robinson Of MounlsviIlc has
resigned his position az night clerk to
accept Il p"Si' ion under Squire w. f.
Clayton. Shcrlff-rlert
Mr.. and Mrs. i. j.. SiurmS Of Mobile.
Ala. are visiting ri :hr home of Mr..
and Mrs. Luke SAVERS.
Charles SanderSon has returned from
Cameron. whcr" he S;nnt the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. W. =. Kerry Of the Fifth
ward are spending :. few days with
friends in Cambridge.
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FOUR MONTHS ON ROADS.

sIecial Disratch 20 tho Intallgencer.
CLARKSBURG. W. Va, Dec. 81
Judge James w. Robinson in criminal
court today sentenced Ocie Richards
to serve four months on the county
roads and TO pay a fine Of $1,000 and
costs for the death OF Robert Gerard
in a fight over debt Of sixty cents
last July at Wilsonburg He had been
found guilty. of involuntary man.
Slaurhter
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Sustained fractured Leg.

While unloading CRATES ut the new
nurses home in Glendale. Tuesday ar
tcrnon. ono Of the crates Slipped and
knocked Mr.. !. w. kurtZ. of this city.
Of the wagon on which the CRATES were
being hauled, with a result that he Sus-
iniund a fracture of his loft leg. w
kurtZ Is resting easily ut his home on
center street, where he was removed
following the accident.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-28
FAREWELL BANQUET.

Members OF the Womeu'* Christian
Temperance Union of Ohio county will
hold banquet in the pariors Of the
First United Presbyterian church this
evening. the affair honoring Mrs +.
E. Brininstool. wife Of the Rev. F. f.
Rrininstool. who is soon to leave the
city, for Clarkshurg. \ program will
be given. which includes addresses by
Hon. Chas VI. Earhart. Hon. Charles
! a WEPr and OF hRrS
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MILLION FOOT GAS WELL.

FAIRMONr. ". Va. Dec. 27.-Au-
nouncement was made today by. The
Monongahela Valley Traction cOm-
pany that n gas we'll had been drilled
on Bethel branch OF Dunkard Mill run.
which was flowing al the rate OF 4
million cubic feet Il day II is believed
here that the new we'll will do much
to relieve the gas shortage in this dis
trict
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GAINESVILLE, Q,

EARNESvILLE. O.. Dec. 2'.-Inc
marriag" Of Mr., n";n SEWERS I" MISS
Yer. simpson &c Canton, occurred Shl-
urduy. December "3. Mr.. sewers Is w.
e,m nf Rcy SEWERS. former pastor OF
The christian church Of this place ana
j.: we'll known hCrC.
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American Guaranteed Paint
At Factory Price
Lazier Brothers, MoundSville. w. Va
Mayors Funeral Held.

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
James Mayors who died al her home on
Fourth street, Monday morning. were
held at the home Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs ]. r. Hill. Of Third street. yes
,erday morning ut 10 o'clock. Rev: j
Kelley Giffen, pastor Of the United
PRESBYTERIAN church nificatcd. Inter
ment was in the liuckhannon Hill Ccm"-
terry, near Limestone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-28

VILLA GOT 100000 PESOS

Ell PASO. Ten. DEF. 2I-Eila OBJ
tanned a foreign loan OF 100. 0n0 pesos
from residents Of Torreon. after the
recent capture OF that town. L Mrxi-
can from Torreon reported today.
There was no looting he said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-28
Seniors Held Reunion.

The 1916 graduating class OF The
high school hold IA class reunion last
evening at tho homo "f Miss Margaret
Maurnt, nf Fourth street. Miss Mauret
being q member Of tho class.
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Pennsylvania SOME COAL. STATE.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Dec. 27.--Fig-
ures compiled by. the national and state
tons Of cms, mined in the country last
year Pennsylvania produced "4T.0h0. 0h0.
while of 7GT.J54 men employed in the
nations mines there were 3G5.OI3 in
PENNSYLVANIA mines.
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coupIes and the invited guests went 20
the Jackson home near the La 6cne
mines. where wedding supper was
served. Both couple will reside at La
Belle. The bride in one instances and
the groom in the other are brother and
sister
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-28
BANK RoRBER GETS TEN YEARS

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 27-Edwin
Won Walden. formerly Of Cincinnati.
convicted of robbing a bank III This
city in August. was sentenced today
to ten years in Folsom penitenMary.
his own attorney.
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nef.ated Alumni riva.

The high school basketball team adj
mnist cred q &c 10 - defeat to the high
school alumni five here Wednesday eve
ming The game was played in the old
posi- office building hall. Meredith
played most brilliant game for tho
alumni tossers. while Ransom and POM
dexter starred for the Orange and Black
five
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-28
SCHOLARS ESCAPE INJURY.

FARGO. Y. n. Dec. 27.-Fifty-six
members Of II night school class mar
rowly escaped injury tonight when 4
fire starting from an explosion Of chem
jcals in Il laboratory destroyed The
Fargo high school building and adioin-
ing property. The loss was estimated
at 100000
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. Gig o'clock Dinner.

Miss Gertrude r"rt"rii"ld Will enter
tain with six u'rI""k dinner nj hcr
home ON East Main street. lhiS gym
;r,. Miss AdrIinr ragc Of l'hrirhs-
,Ill,. VIII he In" honor guest
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specia, Court Session Today.

Judge II. c. Hervey will convene
special session Of Marshall county cir.
cult court here today. The court will
be in session but the one day and only
business in chanccry will be given at
tcntion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-28
Moved O6fcSa,

TIL" United Zinc smelling company
Yesterday moved it's offices from the
Mercantile Banking and Trust company
building on Seventh street to the new
office building Of tho company. located
on the site Of the mammoth new smelter
nlant in lower town.
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Wisc-Pet1t.

At tn" Calvary NJ. +. church parsnn-
apt here last Tuesday evening waS
sulemnizcd the marriage OF Ulysses
Wise to Miss Agnes Petit. the ceremony
being performed by Roy. $. IL. Hart.
The ncwly-marri"d couple, will take up
their residence here.
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American Guaranteeu Paint
Al Factory Price
Coocy-Bentz Co.. 500 Main Street
Mrs. Rlaina KArn

After an illness Of several months
Mrs. blaine Kern died al tho home Of
her mother. Mrs. Frank Wilhelm. at No.
-l5O Marshall street. yesterday after
noon. Mrs. Kern was we'll known and
highly respected and had hccn a resi-
dent OF R"nwood for number Of years.
Funeral arrangements have not been
completed.
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Sam Wosin. one of The twenty ar
rested during the many crlehrat ions Of
Christmas. Monday. WAS most unfortu-
nate When searched at the police
headquarters an ugly looking gun was
found in one of his pockets. He was
arraigncd before SPUR, Paul Reidcl and
was fined $40 and COSTS and sentenced
10 SIX months in the county Jail. lie
was taken 10 MoundSvillc yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-28
SENTINEL RAISES PRICE.

GRAFTON. W. Va. Dcc. 27.--Thc
daily Sentinel. m evening newspaper.
has announced an increase of its SUBJ
SCrption rates to three cents a copy or
Is cents a week, effective January I.
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Mrs wesley Feed.

'rhc death Of Mrs. Wesley iirco, az
.,.ri InIy, occurred at her home south
Of town late Tuesday night. death rn-
>ullinr from injuries. which she re-
rrivrd Co. sl" f"il down 'il'Eht OF
which >!u- never gained cnn*ri"uSncsS.
Funeral arrangements hay" not pee"
lI..Ihr.
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Auto Over E,nbankue,t

AS result Of attempting tn keep her
companion. Boston terrier. from leap
ing out of her automobile an unknown
woman narrowly escaped serious injury
Yesterday afternoon when the machine
plunged over mn cmhankmrnt near the
yiaduct at the RivprSilc blast furnace.
In her efforts 10 keep tho dog in the
wheel
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McLEM0RE WEEDS.

GALVESTON. Tex. Dec. 2T.--Jefr Nc
I.emorc. congressman al large from
Texas, was married here tonight to Miss
Fannie May Clark of an old and promi
nent Galveston family.
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800" Party.

Mrs. clyde Anderson If Clifton Sirr"t.
entertained a number "f friends III n'r
hu,nr Tuesday evening. Th" rv"nlhE
.y,s srrut al "JuU." after which Il
GHimiy lunch WAS served.
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Attended Dance.

MISSES ErrIl tnrVrnt"r. II"I"n MOSS.
itrma Love. Sylvia Lloyd and Ia" BOYD
md M"&>r>. IAN LangSd"rf. Arthur
Nrnr,r and Charles lirll". IF tunrhrlIEe
attended tn" Alpha III dance IN TINS
city. Tuesday evening.
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Alumni Luncheon.

The annual business meeting ana
luncheon of the Wcllsburs High schoel
Alumni association Will be held Friday
night, December -. in the Hotel Charl,
ton. The present outlook points toward
n big gathering and Joyous get-together
for all the old graduates OF hlgh. \
general good time talking over OLD
times will be enjoyed for short While
until all arr convened and then AL Will
enjoy n very tinr menu which has oeeii
arranged hy the committee as follows:
White fish.
Escallopcd potatoes. PeaS'
Pickles. Salad.
Ice cream. cake.
Coffee
When all are through the annual
business meeting will take place. when
officers for the new year will be elect
ed and other business pertaining 10 the
organization will he taken up.
Personals.
Mrs. John Rassford of Moundsrille IS
visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Lemasters ana
children Of Pine Grove are visiting rel
ntiyes in this city for Il few days.
c. l.. Potter Of Morgantuwn Is a busl-
ness caller In WcllsbErE.
rr. w. VI. Quay. formerly resident
Of this city. now rrnctlclnE dchllSt III
Kent. O.. is visitor in This city. -
rr0f. Z. &. Barih oil 'am'Sto"n. ~
Y, arrived on Tuesday evening for n
visit with his mother. Mrs. Hugh harlh'
and other relatives in this city.
Dr I r C. Miller of Carnegie. Pa.
was a business caller in Wellsburg on
Henry Iathcm left on Tuesday for his
home in HavcrSwoo1 after n srvrrAI
weeks visit AT the home Of his brother
r. NJ. I.athcm. in this city.
George II. Mycr and DAY" i'ougheriE
we're callers in Stcuh"nvillc. o., on
Tuesday,
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TREATY is NOW EFFECTIVE

PARIS. Dec -. "a p. MA de-
cree issued today makes effrctiv" he
arbitration treaty between France
and the Argentine republic. which
ratified at Buenos Aires, October 1.
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MoundsvilIc Lodge. No. 2S2. e. p. O..
F.lKs will entertain with Il dance this
evening at the club rooms in the Schaub
building Music for tn" occasion will
he furnished hv III" Kimberly nrchcs-
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MOUNDSV|LLE
Odd Fellows Elect.

Progress Lodge, No. I'll. |. q. .. r.,
of this city. has elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: q: NJ.
Burgardner. noble grand: curtis Nh"r-
ION yic. grand: j. Il. wife, SrCrciary;
y. G. Lutcs, treasurer; G. T.. Spoon
trustee,
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Last Sunday evening at the Calvary
NJ. T.. church parsonage occurred the
marriage Of Mr.. William Howard and
Miss VIVA Spoon. both Of this city: Rev.
$. Il. Hart, pastor Of the Calvary church
nfficintcH.
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Annual o. P. Supper.

The congregation Of tho United Pres
hyt"rian church vii. give It's annual
dinner at the church this evening. An
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Your baseball park is rather lumpy
and rocky
I'VE ust fenced it in. 1t was waste
land last season. but it is q good piece
of property"
"A rough diamond. so to speak.
Louisville Courier.J Journal.
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BENWOOD
Squire CLAYTON Ready.

Squire W. r.. Clayton is arranging his
business affairs in R"nwood in getting
ready to assume his duties aS sheriff
Of Marshall county January !. Mr..
Clayton has been Il Justice Of the peace
In Benwond. He will remove his house
hold goods to Moundsvillc in the near
future.
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sRumBauGH FUNERAL HELD.

HUNTlNf;DO TT. Doc. ",.--The fu-
neral Of ic"rg" Foyer RrumbanEh. m.
,hcr Of Governor ErumbauGh. was held
her. today. lntcrtn"nt was In Valley
View cemetery on tn" old Rrumhaugi>
homestead. near Rrrmhaugh station
'rh" services were held In tho Church
Of III" E-"thr"n. near tin" cemetery. BY
". j. SwiG'rt. treasurer "f 1uniats COL
loCr.
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WELLSBURG


WELLSEURG. ". Va. lee. o7.-Con-
siderable speculation Is bong INDUCED
IN throughout the stale as to the choice
"f the members IT, preside in the senate
and house Of delegates ut the coming
session "f the legislature. lnasmuch rs
the lower house is Democratic and the
upper branch Republican,. each party
VIII hay" Il presiding officer in the next
session. As Brooke cuunty sends q Re-
publican In the l"rS"n of Hon. Thomas
j. Mahhn OF tOlltn ;brg To represent
them in the luwrr house. Mr. Mahan
will hn ono Of the minority.
In the upper house. however. Brooke
county has Il very ah" representative
from the First senatorial district Be-
sides Icing hOnnr"b ny the election OF
Hon. Elmer liuugh as senator MIR.
EiouEh has been SiTnallI hOnored ny
III" voluntary support Of several dis
tinguiShrd members Of the upper branch
as their choice for the presidency Mr.
llnugh's name has hccu mentioned but
recently. but because Of his statewide
prumin"nc" and his Will known ability
aS y leader and his fair and impartial
business judgment his name has hcen
we'll received and his friends believe him
10 he tho logical man fnr the SENATE
horrors. Mr.. Hnugh hr;ng Il newly elect
cd senator. without previous Legislative
experience. has t''"n Very modest and
rctic"ni concerning The us" of his name
by his friends. hut they have been ac-
stillrd by his statement taht he had not
considered being :; raIiddatc. Tho IA
v"rahl" mention that he has received
ami th" voluntary support thnt he has
hncn promised is IN honor that is Ia hn
highly regarded and ia" local friends Of
Mr.. 1lOuGh arc very much Eratifcd and
feel hat should h" consent TO having
his name presented before that body he
would b" strong contender.
Samuel Armstrong Gill.
Samuel Armstrong tiill. a farmer liv
ing on Chestnut lI"iclIl% died suddenly
on Tu"%dar. December &c. Mr. Gil
moved here from rhin several mont nS
agn. He was ! sufferer from asthma
and the change in "lirlat" proved fatal
/" him. Surviving arc p widow and two
sons
Funeral services in chnrS" of Rev. ".
j. Holmes nf the WrllShurE rrcShytc-
rian church will u" held on Thursday
morning at $50 o'clock. The body will
nc taken on The 10 a. M. train to tiirard.
o.. where intrrmcnt will be made.
Double Wedding.
\ double wedding was snlrmni2rd on
Tuesday evening. December 90. at
o'clock At tho \. NJ. T.. church. tho con-
tracing parties being Julian Scott and
Lronnra Jackson and Alburna Jackson
and Pearl prmpSt"r. Ecv. s. J. Bridges.
The pastor. performed the double core
mony that united thr Young couple.
Tho wedding. which was attended Ivy
more than 100 invited guests. WIS an
important social affair in tho cnlorcd So
cicty Of tho community. The ceremony
was iinnrrsSivr and solemn. Promptly
At The appointed hour tn" wedding
march hogan and the Young couples an-
preached tho altar unattended and stood
In tho presence ar "aCr. other while the
ceremony was performed.
After The ceremony AT the church the
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\ benevolent old lady saw an unfor.
tunntr motorisr coming out from un'
Grrnrath a wrecked car. My poor
boy" she said. are you covered:
"Yes." replied the motOrist. with
mud. blood. chagrln and insurance!"-
London Opinion.
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London has 73 500 miles Of tote
phone and telegraph wires.
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DIED OF PNEUMONIA.

Ell PASO, Texas. Dec. 27.-Private
Evan Penny Of Company D, Fourth
Ohio Infantry, died at Fort Bliss last
night Of pneumonia. His father is.
Harvey Penny of Prospect, Ohio.
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Howard Spoon.

entertainment will be given following
the supper.