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], /, MURPHY WITH
HOOVER SWEEPER co,
New Business nIanager OF "heeANis
Electric Company Takes UP NO"
Line OF Business.

J. A. Murphy. popular ana well
known busin"ss man OF th:S cry 1%r
some tim" new business. manager i"I '''e
Wheeling t.'"G;rir company has t'ndeFeu
MS rcsigunti"u with thht concern '''"
has accepted TN" position 81 manager o.
tho local branch "f IN" Hoover !,H
sweeper company. WIN "'i'N'S az ~
~ !rbcn+r. bu;lding. where he. Will be
pleased 10 500 his many iricH"S.
r,bo general offices aud business ~
.,a yI,'yrr rnmpauy g rcnr Canton. o.
n,L IN, sweeper Is cons th"r"d III" pest
M m, market and IS on" at INC Er'n'nS'
sellers cyrr hrouGh; before the rupI'T'
wan MIR. Murphy q; tn" helm inc nuS'-
rrss IS sure /" grow here.
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tho total number Of prisoners. captured

tho total number Of prisoners. captured
IN this front was 1925. OF whom 81
were officers.
The Belgian army captured 7."G@ o.
ih"Sr: IN" second British army $3.50 and
III" French army 5.51,. Between SEP
t"mhrr ~ and October Il $4,000 prison.
"rs wrr" taken. Thus in one month ;hH
total number OF prisoners reached m'r"
than $1,000. Material Of all kinds was
els" captured but has not yet been in
vcntori"d.
"E"tw""n October - and 80. 40 cas-
non were captured and J. ono marhin"
guns.
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POLICE PICK-UPS

Tom Hahno wae picked M on charge
o. being souscd ny Officer ESkeT. ONE
na!lcr and John Kennedy w"ro picked
MI on n charge &c being drunk ~ w
,.ccr Flanagan. ThS. tr'" Of offenders
were the only ofcoriER arrested UP u''-
I'll 2 o'clock this morning.
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WITH THE ALLIED FORCES on
THE FAVE. Monday. oct. %S.---Th" last
lines &c tnr Au..lr"-lIuncarian resist
.nr.. on th, central POSITIONS ni"r!: IN"
I':ayr river were hrr!;'n ;"-'!ay by the
British. French and ltnlran forces.
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AMERICAN BIG GUNS
CONTINUED From Page One.)

;!on In tho n"ighh;rhood Of Man
GinnNn"s.
Th" C"nflans ;il,>ao,-..ia important he
Cau:" Il extends from ,;"rmaar'E priH"i-
PAL communication lin" :" Not. Tn"
firing in the direct on II CONTAINS cor
tirucd Internationally throughout the
day.
When n troop concentration WAS re-
ported in Che region Of E"is d" Nill"rS
acknowledgements III" guns w"r" turned
in thzsEissrs r"ctt"n. hurting pr"jrc'll"S
wciEhtNR approximately In" pounds
each.
At Intervals MISC tho h.r guns !ns;d-
the American limos sh"i!rd III" territory
around Spincuur, ana p"mmHry Ear"n-
court. both important railroad jun"tl""s.
american nriutors successfully bomb
"a tue n,iota .o-6ay wherst GcrmaIF
.rcnrs wnrs hcIng assembled In nc
morning squad ii humh"TS. accom-
panied rv protecting Tach!n"s. dropped
rrcinctil.a on M"ut!ru%. tn" troops
scattered: AND an ammunition dunn? wAs
So, IN iIrr: tho railroad yards w"r" also
damaged
In III" AFTERNOON ah"ut fc'v h"mh'rs
attrc;irI 1ramv!lI"r&. wh"r" Other troops
were concentrating. Observers reported
n number 81 hi;S. About forty pursuit
planes accompanied Il" h"nih"rS and
,,r,,.ca ~ ,r,r,. rnnLa,s Nine Ger
,,, ,,,,hincs v.-o hrrurh. down
.r,,,r,o ,,,,,;,.,,, ,l.,rcs ar. r,iss.rr
r,,1.rS France Sunday &C; o.
re-. 80 ,.sa,.i,.,d y,r.ssi--1 i,,,,,.rrr.
c,I-r. r,,,r,c,r ~, frs, American ayy-
,,,- ~ .s,.,nr rr,,, Germany arrived
,n1o,. 81, .rnurs Lieutenant; Pury,o-
! ,,., r,I,. tr,.urht down = German rI1uc
,,,5 ,,,i,.,.i,y Ln wns ov,r I:rcr,h fer.
,,,',rr rniInwrI his y;rtim - m,
| ,.r,,.,, IIc ros surrounded anil nr-
| lor.l =. s,,rr,,ro- ,nd th.r ,ijs,,v.rri,
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The name 81 the P. 5. Dillon Co" OH
t.v.lrv establishment: 4: this t:tE. was
Yesterday legally changed ~ ;hc ). u
i,r..-n Company, jewelers..
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EIl!IHn nliHHtS Wrr'' T"pNISfH
Their" has been fighting throGSh"ut
the day along III, rinv". Their" lfF'-
Ish .hru"l ~ FIR aS ra"2c and Snn l"lr
III Pave va stopped h. the Au$'r'hhS
after II break ;hr"uEh nn Il front ~ from
ono t. ui!. anG 4 half and ~" miles.
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Belgian Statement.

HAERE, oct 29.---'Tnc official COM
munica;:on from. Belgian headquarters
tonight says:
The situation is without change. In
the period between October II and q
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COUNTY COURT
Mnrrdare LioeQsos.

Frank r. Rec. 80. OF Martins F'7FF
and Rose scrscAen. %. Of bridsep"rt; -
Trnu u. voas. %. and Edith N. Jca'
,.r1s p both Of Wheeling.
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Harry Uthiuan was yesterday appoint
od executor ct the VIII OF Agatha =
I.,hIuun. Bond $4,000. Surety, Mil'iaTd
j.,h,nnn and Blanche E. Long.
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will Proonsed.
Executor Appointed

The Will OF Agatha Pauline Ithlna'
Vas Yesterday admitted 10 probate
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ROME O.'' @?.-Th" battle begun
on IA" l'.ryG rlI"r Srnduy by Italian
and allied tr"upS !" ""ntlnninE Viciuri
ul.iy. til" Avar "fltr" announced i"-daY.
Italian troops Sl"rm"d III" heights "f
Nal nchbiarIrmdr. They rl"" carried
th. heights ~ Colt"st" and entered ST.
srranu. Numerous; guns w"r" "Ei:u:"".
French Imfaurry ASSAULTED M"ht
Piuuar AMI captured Il.
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UP5E 7 STOMACH
pAFE'S DIAPEPS1N AT ONCE ENDS
SOURGESS. GASES, AC1DITY,
INDIGESTION.

E. J,rd.ccs:cd food, Lu,N2s % pain.
ncici,!:;g gas. acids AMI sou"G"s.; thor!
yuu. s..omac;: - all upset. ic:" IS ~
x,nc. reiiet-Eo w:.:ti:.G!
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TRANSACTIONS.
ChauQod Name.

Henry Findy to Anna Z. Jenk:na' Ios
q, wheeltne island Consideration &>&
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ITALIANS AND ALLIES
Continued From Page oue-)

IN reserve along tI. I'!"T" fighting zone.
in" cores und"nt Saw an -irn'rIrhn bat
talinn going through It's setting up''
exercises TINS morning near the river.
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Good design is essential to all worth while
Furniture, but in the selection Of bedroom fur
nirurc, quality is matter of first Importance
You can rely on getting quality at this store
at all times Come in and let us show you how
or,aIiv can be secured at moderate prices.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-26

(Iaid Political ADVERTISEMENT
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-26

roitors ~ ~ Nh Ferguson and his
lcriaiaiure irssoad of the COURTS. does
ans ono doubt what win happen %"
THAT was on june 20. " We wei
wlonx Mr. ierg'pon hna had more
Than three weeks IN which 10 correct
na iint ne has not uttered word
TO Indicate that we wcrc wrong
ln ouf Issue Of luiN 4 We returned to-
ihc theme and snid'
Mr. FerFusnn has hcen cnmpnlrn.
ing constantly since the zone INV went
into cffect. nuilng al that time he
has not given The shadow of PROMISE
that hc WIN not attempt 10 have tho
GONE law repeniel l he gets a ierisin-
tnre and silp,pmc court that Mil scnt
him, W, believe that " Nj. Fer
ruson md Biz candidates Gov the icgla-
faiutc wcrn elected hp would use every
fncans IN HIS power 10 have this law
snpeuIcd. M WE ARE WRONG lN
TINS uEi1Er LET MIR rFHGi SON
CpKnECT Us
1hat wus or Jul, T. and TO .hia f,,od
hour Mr Fvrcuson has not corrected
VS.. lie has not denied our chnfer
lhcn ON the afternoon of iniy o.
when Mr. Fefrusun wne IN Fort Wpiih
Wc pct the question un TO him stranht
md called upon him 90 answer IS in
hia Marine iafk speech ;hat night
We said: ~ he is elected governor
and obtains Legislature that viii scat
hhn win no veto nny attempt 10 repeal
idc Hobby myNsures which have fu-
suited IN kecpnr liquor from the S1l
iiefa, OF WIN hc sign such hillsf That
hc answered easily in d Few words
f,3 him answer ~ Withnut dodrinr z"
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wrote \ letter 70 the people, con
dcmning ihc upsiart utterly Yon
rcmcinbcr paragraph, Y say 90
ihe people POW with d fuN tnovl
edge of ,hc import 81 what ! say.
fhai the ilindonhure line ON the
Western front is ma more danger
ofs SO the snceoss Of Nloriesn
victory than the menace oi ,laurs
= Ferguson IN The light Of all
This, can o loyal American cas-!
ils vote Tor Nr fcrguson and
Mr. FefeHSon 5 prot, crman
Friends. on lnly ~
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copies or where required by stat.
uic law IN The ease Of official adj
verii>iuu This drmard made
,ipon ihc publishers Twelve days
ago. IS gen rnlly KNOWN II has
been printcd Time and agam u
IS iN line with thc economies prac.
ticod n other fields VI YOU arc
farred with free papers. report
Them The Government is par.
iim.arly interested in The afii.
tud adopted hy publisher,
ihroaehoia t'c United states
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-26

Appearing la the Wednesday ISSUE ui
d Corpus Christi paicr is what go nv,
appears 10 be a remarkable article
! Attracted ~. the heading. Women
/ Voters. he 4 ,lDecoivcd," ! read thi.
/ uucle. Jld Nv che contents. md
thcn ia, .r N ~ urtsg "a confirr
on disisS nj Z ,ore to1.or ~ writ,
rs areamcpt bantve'that fhaVo :
iaii understandings Of the subicct mat
I or. and ] know that ana not prciidic
d ur biased in my feelings toward the
man defended in this Article ana ]
Waula further state that l am NOT iu
uulnics and would refrain from ex-
pressing political viCws through thr
modium of tho press. but To ihis u~
Hnrc feel Inclined 90 havo some
hne io say in regnfd to loyalty AUDI
D mau's obligation to his friend
Tho wtitei was born and reared in
Eoi county. Texas, ANA FOR thuly- five
,luf made ihat county his home
nai stream separated the fHrm un
winch ! was born fium the inln on
uileh James r. Ferguson was horn
WHf rnseiE associated with ham from
rfllcst childhood. F,rguso. Dplnr nii
uiDf hN about thirteen months We
attended school together PLAYED TO-
rHnlci and iroquentad She anme Ntlid.
sulmminr Hole" I.ater in TIC wp
Wont out into the world together. rl,t
.d cotton ia Nurih Texas. and tnen|
.trtn railroad work in "a construction.
lns ln ihosc daya whom $50 worked
ioreihcr aud often slept m ihe sluie
p.d. divided our money with ,arlt
nihW when necessary. and discussed
4ur Nlaus ana houos fnl iho fltltc in.
.tso mfit OF conrailes. uatuaih
.0Ofr a. &c fiondship existed fuf
NeNe,rd in HAN then.
Naw arrordiur to the God, of
Dfi.ndsmpH uf Senator PAM ana his
sfitr. friend should support hm
eartDlilN iu View al tho fief thst oar.
featiuus hANr continued ni.sslni
.arOu.h later y.afs. Hat h,,s NOT
auHDfted Jpmes IS F,rnson Tn rsi-
.uu hav, not suprottcd Mt rerrii..n
Ui, 41ine rolsnn that Nu cause ID.
ltln. majority of the yotcfa I'd T,AAa
m easf ballot nest Satar,iay N4t.
Alil eliminate linn na "a factnr las T.Naa|
politics loro,,r ID VIII ha the CON
cr,i. expression 81 the universal ~
maua for clean politics ANA rshtciu.
lrsl4tnion Mtn Who have kn.,.,u hmm
ltsm ohi.ahaod and nave uNed him Is
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-26
THE MAN FOR THE PLACE;
THE PLACE FOR THE MAN

+ President Wilson S message, ad
drcssrd 90 II j. Beach. az The San
Auionio Light. was thunder
bolt CONSIDER g Your letter
received The administration, g.
bctwcen candidates equally loyal,
newer takes part hn' in Tho light
Iuf Nh SlayaCn 5 record 40 onc
can claim he has given support 20
ihc administration From ihs
hiQhes, source Wifhiu the Nation.
Mr. ~'aydcn'S candidacy wax
,liscrcaiicd and Mr. ~laydcn is
$50 lcngcf before Che people Be.
fse fhc Prcsidoni said IN ,pfii.
IL nof in words. Those who sup
port Mr Slavdm are against The
Government hose who oppose
MI ~laydm are for the GOVERN
|ntt there was nothing left for
Mr. Siavden io do. eNccpi to gcf
out af the race
The man who smoked NJ STAY
den ou IS 4 T. Barrett. BY his
firelos, aeaf,Ssion, III. adherence
fo fh, record. his belief ia those
principles which tend 90 solidiir
sentiment az home and 10 pro
'mofe THE interests of the military
establishment abroad, he forced
the issue ~ n clcarAmt conclusion
Mr. ~layden protested his patriot
90 resolution iu vain behind hmm
the record stood in black and.
white and 4 + Barrett has the
record by heart From first toI
la~i hc piiied himself against ihe
mar whom he deemed ID Ne dem
gerons and newspapers over IA,
district. almost without exception,
advocated hia election, believing
llim 80 he tine logical choice of a.
citizenship no longer free in IT,
folcraiion
OF d sudden, the lineup la
Undergone u change IN the face
Of President Wilson S statement
there was no room for debate
Men who had perscverod IN thel
support OF Mr Slaydcu. protest
ing his fitness. n' once lonndi
themselves without ground toll
stand Hpon Either They mus
oppose the President ur PR
ways with Mr. Slaydcu No pc
litical climaX in the history Of
Texas swept 10 its zenith as this
did Tho explosion of boml
could not have caused oreaterl
Consideration Slaydea oui Ba
rett and Bee 10 choose from
The eleventh hour has produceG
"a situation which demands the
earnest attention of men and
Wmuen who desire 10 adopt that.
course which viii most surely pro
uoic the welfare of the Nation
Throughout this campaign, SIC.
hatc had mo IN word io say OIL
Carlos Bee aud ii is not now ou
purpose 10 impeach his motive
or 90 question bis loyalty ON thcl
other hand, il is our purpose. asI
II Is Indeed the purpose of al
maJority oi our people. io iavili
tate the progress OF government
and Is uphold more than . million
Americans IN France
What of the pro-C,erman vote
Turn as you may IL exists in thci
foariccmth Congressional Dis
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-26
CARLOS BEE; HIS RECORD
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, July %, 1918.
TO TIE VOTERS OF NUECEs COUNTY,

The campaign is about close clean,
presentation Of merits MY opponents treated with
The fairness deserve but have circulated that candidacy
without hope with the of nirng This TO state 10
that in the until the last ballot counted with
confidence the result have filled Offices and have
proved faithful to every public pohibiionst
end of the district and anprohbon in The other but have
kept consistent have always been for su
frage, but support Legislature the special
sion MIR Barrett of opponents presenting his lifelong
Of suffrage but he produces record sustain it.
OF the fact that he member Of the State Senate for eight
the author the 81 Hour for working the
author The Compulsory Education Law the Child Labor
the Rural High School Law The kindergarten Law, the SnMonthy
Pay Law, the Hospital Law recognition employees rail
road hospitals other this kind Were
opponents for these not? The silent When
introduced The Minimum Wage Bill the Texas
working might living be
opponent Mr. A. p Barrett, appeared before the Com
Labor Austin the b conendng
working getting enough and did
Who therefore, is friend Of the working women? have
that sandous
reply them in detail except they lies
and known be lies by those vino circulated them
supporter OF Woodrow Wilson and his administration
be in harmony, elected shall Judgment OBJ
sucioni. have wished help to the winning OF this
and the the triumph democracy
to o
have support all the Of
upon men and promise be faithful public
Respectfully
(siened) CARLOS BEE.
Qal Political ADVERTISEMENT
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1918-08-02
Council of National
Defense

the undersigned retail merchants OF Paris ask
kindly assist help the Government eliminate waste by complying
with the following recommendations effective August 5th
/. The restrictions of deliveries to
not more than one trip day
each route.
2 The elimination of special de-
liveries.
g. Limiting to three days the
turn of merchandise.
The above recommendations made and
fully request the cooperation OF our patrons
Signed:
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-09
Miss Blanche Hillard
Will Teach In Nueva Paz

Miss Blanche Hillard, of 155 Syl-
van Terrace, leaves tomorrow for
Neuva Paz, Cuba, to teach in the
Presbyterian mission school there
She has. recently been appointed by
the Presbyterian board of missions
for work in the school which is al
most entirely Spanish.
Miss Hillard will go to Nueva Pa2
by the way of Key West, Florida,
visiting relatives in Washington be-
fore. taking up her work at the
school.
The school is a day school main
tanned by the Presbyterian board
for children from the primary to
the sixth grade work and the teach
ers are required to speak Spanish
fluently.
Miss Hillard is we'll equipped for
her work. having taught in the pub
lie schools Of this city and last year
in the Allison building. She is q
graduate of the Indiana Normal
School Of this state and received
her course in Spanish at the Span.
ish school of this city She is a mem.
ber of the Market Square Presbyter.
ian Church and active in the work
of the Natural History Society.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-09
Sproul Talks to
Delaware Neighbors

Senator William c. Sproul was the
speaker yesterday at the meeting of
the Delaware County Poultry Asso-
ciation at Morton. near his home.
Senator Sproul gave a neighborly
talk and showed that he knew
something about the poultry in
dustry. He said the state should as
sist in canAaign in fostering the
poultry industry which is one of
great interest in these days of food
production and conservation, and he
said he hoped the poultrymen of this
state would ask for legislation look
ing toward the development of the
poultry industry.
-, An address was made by Robert
Slocum, of the Department of Agri-
culture at Washington, who urged
that the people devote some of their
time to the back-lot poultry raising
Tor family consumption. Frank De-
laney, editor of the Poultry Press
OF Pennsylvania, talked briefly on
the need of increasing poultry pro-
duction as a matter OF food conser-
Eation. Professor NJ. S. Mcdowell, of
state College, and President Reese V.
Hicks, of the National War Emer-
gency Poultry Association, delivered
addresses on poultry progress
through cooperation.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-09
Not Actual War
With Allies, Russian
Diplomat Declares

Washington, Aug. 9. American
Consul Poole at Mascow has inform
ed the State Department that Nick
OLAF Lennine, the Bolsheviki pre-
mier, recently declared before a
gathering of Soviets in Moscow that
a state of war existed between the
Russian government and the Entente
Allies
In response to questions from the
allied consuls, Tchitcherin. commits
mier's statement need not be con-
sidered a declaration of war but that
1t rather was a declaration of state
of defense on the part of Russia
similar to the situation that existed
at one time with Germany.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-09
BRIDAL SHOWER
FOR MISS BOYER
Beautiful Towels Presented to
Bride-elect by Party of
Her Girl Friends

Miss Caroline Hahn gave a towel
shower last evening at her home.
2221 North Third street, in honor of
Miss Romayne Boyer. whose engage
ment to Ralph Hesser was recently
announced. Mr. Hesser is at the
Liberty Motor School. st. Paul, Minn..
with the S72d Aero Squadron.
The guests spent a social evening
and a late luncheon was served. The
diningroom was decorated with flags.
ane patriotic colors. On a large
table at the end of the rosm, the
shower gifts were placed over which
an American flag was laid with a
silver candelabra in the center OF the
table. \ tiny fiagsticker marked each
place and tall white candles in silver
candlesticks furnished the only light
An unique salad in the form of
candlesticks was served.
Miss Boyer received many beauti-
full gifts of towels for her hope
chest"
The guests of the evening were:
Miss Romayne Boyer, Miss Katherine
Bergstresser, Miss Ruth Bergstresser,
both of Montgomery. Pa; Miss Eliza
beth Watts. Miss Margaret Bacon.
Miss Marguerite Weldman. Minis
wetha High. Miss Alice Schuval, Miss
Gertrude Weston. Miss Helen Cook,
Miss Katherine Simonetti. Miss Louise
johnson. Miss Mary Alma Allen. Miss
Elizabeth Frantz, Miss Katherine
Eveler. Miss Dorothy Boutwell,, Miss
Katherine Kelly, Miss Lillian Speak
man, Miss Helen Wall, Miss Martha
Cresswell, Miss Margaret Wingeard,
Miss Margaret Landis, Miss Sabra
Clark, Miss Mary Brightbi1l, Miss
Caroline Hahn
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-09
ND SOCIAL NEWS OF INTEREST TO EVERYONE
CRAIGHEAD-EBY
WEDDING ATLAKE
Harrisburg Young Folks Wed
at Summer Resort in Little
Church Among Woods

Miss Myra Eby. the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Eby. or 2012
North Third street, and Eugene NJ.
Craighead, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Craighead. 204 Harris
street, were quietly married Tues
day, August 6, 1918. at a little
church in the woods near Saranac
Lake, n. Y. The Rev. Harvey Klaer.
pastor of the Covenant Presbyterian
Church of this city, who accom-
panied them to Saranac Lake, per-
formed the ceremony.
Miss Eleanor Eby, sister of the
bride. was maid of honor.
Both the bride and bridegroom are
graduates of the class of 1912 of
Central High School. Miss Eby is
also a graduate of Lasalle Seminary,
Boston. Mr.. Craighead was gradu-
ated from State College in 1916.
Miss Eby has been working in the
Public Library. The bridegroom is
with the Naval Reserves. stationed
at Chelsea, Mass. Prior to his en-
listment he was doing experimental
work on infantile paralysis at the
medical school in Boston.
The newly-married couple will
spend a week camping at Saranac
Lake and then will reside in Boston
until Mr.. Craighead is called for
service in France.
Both the families of the young
couple attended the wedding, also
many friends from this city motored
up and were guests.