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Evening journal., 1919-10-09
nIsCUss BRIDGE OPENING.

The Chamber Of Commerce commit
tee tomorrow will discuss with the
Levy Court the proposition 10 open the
old Baltimore and Ohio railroad bridge
over the Brandywine to the public,
VIII hold a preliminary conference this
afternoon. John Bird is chairman OF
the committee.
The project is said at the Chamber
Of Commerce TO be proving even more
popular than its supporters anticipated.
Many residents Of the northern and
western sections OF the city declare
the bridge should have been opened to
public travel years ago.
IL IS estimated that $4,000 will be
needed to put The bridge in condition
permanently for traffic. One-half or
that amount. however, would be sur
flclent for The present, and IL is thought
the Levy Court may advance that sum.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
"Y" WANTS ALL TO TALK.

The general public is invited to a
mass meeting Of those interested in a
public speaking course which will take
place at the Y. NJ. c. H. tomorrow
night. The association has issued an
attractive circular which reads
can you put your talk across?"
F1cts pertaining TO those who rose
from humble positions TO places Of
trust and afiluence are also given.
The instructor OF this class will be
stuart Bresdy. A. NJ. efficiency expert
for the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
many.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
WOMAN TOBE HOSPITAL
CHIEF FOR 6 MONTHS

At a meeting Of the board Of man
ayers OF Delaware Hospital this morn
ing, Miss Caroline Sparrow was author
lied to continue as acting superin-
tendent OF the Institution for the next
six months.
Miss Sparrow has been filling the
post OF superintendent since the retire
ment OF Barrow G. Lyons. She is di-
rectress OF nurses.
A number OF names were considered
at the meeting OF the board this morn
ing for the position or hospital super
intendent, but Il was the concensus OF
opinion that Miss Sparrow should be
continued as acting superintendent be
cause OF her intimate knowledge OF the
hospital as well as because OF her
efficiency.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
FOUR OF PORTABLE
SCHOOLS ARE HERE

Employees Of the Armstrong Company,
contractors for the portable school
buildings TO be erected in tni5 vity
today began unloading four Of the seven
buildings. These are 10 be erected at
Third street and Bayard avenue, on
grounds adjoining No. % school.
The permit for the erection Of the
structures was granted by Building In
spector Preston yesterday. The per
mlts calls for an expenditure Of sii 900
for the four buildings.
The other three buildings are expect
ed here at any time. The plans call for
two OF the building TO be erected at
No. a, at Ninth and scott streets and
one building at No. IS school at B aud
Townsend streets.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
STRIKERS SHOT IN
PITTSBURGH CLASH
State Police Open Fire When
Mob Attacks Negro
Workman
WOODS BANS NEWS
OF REDS" ARRESTS

PITTSBURGH, Oct. UNITED Press.)
( Two strikers were shot and wounded
early today when state police charged
a mob which attacked Negro workmen
at the plant Of the American Wire and
steel Company st DOnora. near here.
Although many persons were injured in
the clash, none is thought TO be seri-
ously hurt.
GARY. Ind, oct. Q United Press.)-
Censorship OF news OF military ac-
tivltles i'm the Calumet steel zone, now
under martial law. was established to-
day by order Of Major General Leonard
Wood
Dispatches regarding raids or ar
rests made under the direction OF mill
tary authorities must be submitted TO
Colonel w. :. Mapes, according TO
Woods instructions.
General Wood stated this step was
taken 10 prevent radical agitators in
CONTINUED on Page Sixteen.)
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
OPEN DISPENSARY AT
CHILD HEALTH CENTER

Special TO The Evening Journal.
DOVER Oct. 9.-The Dover Dispen-
sary at the Child Health Centre. Loock-
erman and New streets, will be opened
Saturday afternoon. The dispensary,
which has been thoroughly renovated
and equipped. will be open for inspec-.
tlon. Miss Shishler, the child welfare
nurse, will have an exhibit Of her
work, which will be very interesting 10
the people Of the county. Miss Com
stock, the county home demonstration
agent will supplement the display. Tea
will be served and all men and women
Of the community are invited TO come
between the hours OF , and O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
UNSETTLED WEATHER
FOR EIGHTH GAME

CHICAGO, oct. 9. UNITED Press).-
Unsettled weather is in prospect for
the eighth game Of The worlds series,
at Comiskey Park this afternoon, the
weather bureau announced at 9 o'clock.
II it rains, the weather man said, it
will not be a heavy downpour and
probably will not be sufficient to in
terfere with the game. Blustery winds
will sweep the field the forecast
stated
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
wr,<ICIp,L WHARF ASSURED.

Mayor Taylor signed the contract for
the municipal wharf this morning, and
this afternoon Clerk Of Council Homer
C. simmons also attached his signature
TO the contract, thus enabling the
Arundel Company. contractors, to start
Immediately on the operation.
D. L. Taylor, president Of the Aundel
Company, will probably make the in
spectlon Of the Christiana creek as a
guest Of Colonel j. p Jervey, United
state engineer. next Monday
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
DEATH or CHARLES +. MORFORD.

Charles i. MOrford, building super
lntendent OF the Y. NJ. c. A., and prom
inent In Masonic circles, died early this
morning in Hahnemann Hospital, Phil
adelphia. lie was % years old lie went
under a delicate operation on Septem-
Der 30 from the effects Of which ne did
not recover. Mr.. Morford was a past
master Of Washington Lodge A. y. and
4. NJ, and at the time OF his death was
secretary OF the lodge He Is survived
by his wife, four daughters, one son
and two brothers.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
ROTARIANS HEAR TALB
ON FIRE PREVENTION

Fire Marshal Elliott Of Philadelphia,
gave the address at the Rotary Club
luncheon today. The club in this way
observed Fire Prevention Day.
Marshal Elliott, in a speech OF great
interest, told Of the need OF laws to
safeguard lives and property from fre,
and also the need OF enforcement OF
such fire laws. lie said a large per-
centage OF fires We're traced to care
lessness.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
To ERECT NEW TANNERN.

Plans are on file in the office OF
Building Inspector Preston for a one
story tannery building TO be erected at
Eleventh street and B. and o. railroad
for the J. +. Rhoades and Sons. The
plans are for a structure to cost si1,-
600. 10 will measure 9ixJO feet. The
permit has not vets been issued.
Paul Braun was granted permit to
day TO erect a kitchen at No. JOi North
Franklin street TO cost $50.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
HOME ON EIRInI1GH.

Sergeant Paul p. Spotsnicki arrived
home last evening from Nargolas. Ari-
zona, for a weeks furlough. Sergeant
Spotnlcki is with the i6ith Aero Squad
ron. He has been on the Mexican bor-
der about three months. Sergeant
Spotnicki is under the command Of
Major Jacobs Of Wilmington who serv-
ed at Deming, Mexico, and also al
Admission, Alabama.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
pHILADELpmANs WAIVE HEARING

on a charge OF maintaining a gaming
device. Charles Mortz and WILLIAM Rob
inson. through their counsel. John T..
Malloy. waived hearing in Municipal
Court this morning. and were held in
$500 bail. A like charge against VIII
liam Knips was nolle pressed because
OF lack OF evidence. The three men
are from philadelphia. Mortz and Rob
lnson. lt was charged. were going from
door TO door selling chances on punch
boards"
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
POLICEMAN LOSES REVOLVER.

Charles Graham, OF The police ann
bulance crew, is seeking his revolver
which was dropped from the running
board OF the ambulance while on>a
run to Ninth and Scott streets yester-
day afternoon. The gun and a black
jack were left on the running board
by Officer Graham while he was work
ing in the police garage, and he for
got about them when he responded TO
an ambulance call.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
SAFETY COUNCIL
COMMITTEE MEETING

An important meeting Of the execu-
tive committee Of the Delaware Safety
Council will be held this evening, in
the dupont Building. Plans for the
work during the fall and winter months
will be discussed, the work Of various
committees laid out and future public
meetings mapped out.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
ELMER BROWN OPERATED on.

Elmer Brown. OF Bellefonte. who
sustained a compound fracture Of the
thigh In the trolley accident at Belle
vue on September q. was operated on
az the Physicians and Surgeons Hos
pital Yesterday. The bones Of his
thigh were plated together. He stood
the operation well and his condition
today is good.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
CABLE AMpUTATEs his THUMB.

Getting his thumb caught In cable
while at work on a boat, owned by the
American Dredging Company, in the
Delaware River today, Frank +. Heed
had his thumb cut off. Reed was taken
to the Delaware Hospital in the police
patrol.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
ROBINSON-LUTZ.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
DOVER. oct. 9.-Miss Anna Carlyle
Robinson. sister OF Mrs. J. A. Tsrbur-
ton. Of this town. and Lieutenant John
F. Lutz were married by the Rev. J.
C. Comisky, after which they left FOR
a trip to Niagara Falls.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
Grand u. O.OF. AT CHURCH.

Members Of Wilmington Lodge. Grand
United order OF Odd Fellows. will meet
tonight at the temple, Tenth and orange
streets. at 73O o'clock, and proceed in
body to Bethel A. NJ. Z. Church to
hear a special sermon by Bishop w. II.
Hurd
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
FINE ANOTHER CAR SPLITTER.

George Smith was fined ST. and costs
before Magistrate Gillis today for spit
ting on the floor Of the Pullman trlpper
OF the Wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction Company. lie was arrested by
Chief Weldin, Of the traction company's
police force.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
RACK TO FIGHTING ARuy

Louis D. Reyes and Henry }. Nlard
Wilmington youths. have enlisted IN
the army, Reyes for three years on the
Mexican border. and Allard for one
wear in the medical corps.
Both have seen previous service.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
Notice TO PAINTERS.

A special meeting Of House Painters
Union. No. 63i. will be called this eve
ming at O'Clock to take further action
On ''''.S 4. n. poNodHuE. secry-Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
prNNsy wORkuFN STRIFE.

ALTOONA. pa, oct 9 United Press).
Seventeen hundred PENNSYLVANIA rail-
road roundhouse employees struck last
night. affecting This city and Holidays
burg.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
LEVY CorRT TO OPEN BIDS.

The Levy Court will meet tomorrow
to open bids for the repair Of the Del
aware river bank between Delaware
City and Port Penn.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
Haase Shot; NOT Badly Hurt

the
said
tmesO outs
Haasea as extorton
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
Hun Socialists Again Split


in
of party
front his SactiO
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
TODAY's TEMPERATURE

AZ The Evening Journal Onlce.
500 A. NJ ...5s 1900 p. VI. CT
1000 \. NJ. go 100 p. NJ. ... .6s
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
PROSECUTING WITNESS
FAILED TO APPEAR

James Harkins was dismissed by
Judge Churchman, In Municipal Court
This morning, on charge OF larceny
as bailee. Of s. from John McGaheys
on July 20 because Of the failure OF
McGahey to appear against him. The
prosecuting witness cannot be located
Harkins was alleged 10 have kept 81
given him by McGahey TO get a quarr
Of whiskey With
When arraigned yesterday. Harkns
was held for an examination a ta
whether he Is a drug addict. lie was
found 10 be free from the use OF "dopc.s
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
IOXITT nISCHARGEn.

David LOvitt was dismissed by Judge
Churchman. in Municipal Court this
morning. on a charge Of peddling with
tout a license. II was shown that he
was merely taking orders from stores
for a local merchant for whom he
works.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
England to Rafify Treaty

LONDON United the by King
received from all the British dominiOns.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
sun AND TIDE.
Mouth of Christiana.
LOST AND FOUND.

osT-DTANfOND BREAsTPIN. on
IL Market street. between Ninth and
sixth. on Tuesday afternoon. Finder
please call 6issR. oct9-2t.
Continued on Page Fourteen.)
Evening journal., 1919-10-09

Certified MIX for Infants-Clover
Dairy Co.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-10-09
WEATHER

Cloudy. showery weather TO
night and Friday; warmer to-
night; fresh TO strong south
winds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
TEN THOUSAND TROOPS
ARE NOW ON WAY HOME
Two Transports VIII Dock mt New
port News, While Others I.und
ut boston and New York

WASHINGTON. March 1.-The bat
tleship Nebraska. the hospital ship
Mercy and seven transports are on
the way home from France with about
10000 troops.
The War Department announced to-
night tho Nebraska was proceeding to
Boston. the transports Caronia, Atcnas.
Ohioan. SURNAME, Dochra and the hos
pitai ship Mercy to New York, and
the transports Nanscmond and Amphion
To Newport Ncws. All arc expected TO
reach port before March II.
The NanSemond is expected to reach
Newport News March 10 with the Fifty
third Regiment. Coast Artillery Corps,
Twenty-Five officers and l,i3S men; the
Scventyfourth Engineers. twenty one
officers and LOSS men: the Fifty-siX
Engineers, twcnty-eight officers and
922 men; Fifty-nfth Ammunition Train,
396 men; Cement Mill Company No. 3:
Tor Camp Meade; ten casual companies
and more than 300 sick and wounded
The Amphion. due March II, is bring
companies. There are many sick and
ing small dctachmcnts and few casual
wounded and convalcsCcnt detachments
aboard the Mercy.
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The Quick Way to
Stop q Cough
This homemade syrup does tho
work In hurry. Ensily pro-
pared ana saves about 81.
a****s***:*...s**..a...:....;. .:.s

You might be surprised to know that
INC pest lhinG You can use for severe
pared at home i'll just few moments.
It's cheap, but for prompt results it beats
anything else you ever tried Usually
stops the ordinary cough or chest cold in
- hours. iastcs pleasant, too-childrcn
like it-and it is pure and good.
-Four y: ounces of PINK in q pint
graduated sugar syrup. Or use clari !
i, nT. IN. molasscs, honey, or corn syrup,
instead OF sugar syrup, if desired.
Thus, you make n full pint--a family
suppiy,-but costing no more than q
small bottle OF ready made cough syrup.
Aud rs Il cough medicine, there il
really nothing better to be had at any
price. It. goes right to the spot and
gives quick, lasting relief. 1t promptly
heals the nflamed membranes that line
nnnovlnS throat tickle, loosens the
p.hlcgm, and soon your cough stops en-.
tircly. Splendid for bronchitis, Group,
whooping cough and bronchial asthma.
'PineN Is Il highly concentrated com.
pound OF Norway pine extract, famous
Tor its hea ling effect on tho membranes.
TO avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "2E4 ounces Of Pincx" With
directions and don't accept ANYTHING
else. Guaranteed to give absolute salts.
i,nction or money promptly refunded.
The PineS Co, TT. Wayne, Ind Adv
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Kidnappers Take
Ophanage Ward
Bessie Bragg, Thirteen, Is
Missing From Home Of
Winchester Family.
[Special 10 Thc Timcs.pispatch. l

WINCHESTER, VA, March 1.-Bes-
sic Bragg, thirteen years old, a ward
OF tho Childrcn's Home Society of Nir-
sinia, has been missing from the home
of Mrs. l.. J. Sherman, at Chambers
v.lc. this county, since last Monday,
il became known today, Efforts. are
being made to locate the girl and also
strange man and woman. by whom
she is believed to have been Kidnapped
Postmaster Bayliss, of Chambersviilc
who talked with tho couple Monday
morning. said today the woman was
tall and slender. while the man was
short. They. stopped their automobile
III front Of his place, but were not COM
mun!cative. Bessie Bragg started for
the village school the same morning,
and 1t is thought She was picked up,
thrown into the car and carried away.
She is slender and has black cles and
black hair. She wore a blue dress, a
rcd sweater, white hat and shep-
herds check coat.
Mrs. sherman stated today that the
girl was turned over 10 her last Sep
temher. and that she always appeared
20 he happy and contentcd and glad
70 stay at her new home. She came
from the Petersburg or Charlottesville
section. Her father is said to have
been killed a year or more ago, but
her mother is living.
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once. IIc is member Of tho Eigh-

once. IIc Is n member OF the Eigh-
ticth Division.
Petersburg had its first thunder
storm OF the season last night. There
were copous showers ana brilliant
lightning flashes
Announcement Is made of the mar
riaSc of Miss Olive Stcadman. formerly
art superintendent OF the Petersburg
High school. TO James 6. Bcaslcy, of
North Carolina.
John G. Morsk. formerly executive
head of the Petersburg Boy scouts.
now connected with base hospital No.
Gil. at Bcaunc, France. has been pro :
noted TO licutcnancy in the SAM
tary corps.
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BILLY SUNDAY HAS AGREED
TO PREACH IN PETERSBURG
PromIses Committee to Hold Service,
There mt Some Date Within
Two Ecnrs.

PETERSBURG. VA. March 1.-The
Rev. Billy Sunday has agreed to come
TO Petersburg within the next two
years. probably in the fall of 1920. to
hold series of meetings. on certain
conditions. These conditions are that
Petersburg shall build and pay for IL
tabernacle that will seat 5000 people.
tho same TO be erected and paid for
before the meetings begin. The as
surancc was given committee Of the
Ministerial Union, who conferred with
the evangelist. Another condition is
that the invitation TO him shall come
from all the Protestant churches in
the city. The meetings arc to continue
through six weeks. and there is no
doubt that all the conditions Will be
agreed TO and carried out.
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No Disorders Follow Amir. Death.

LONDON, March 1.--InayatulIa Kahn.
eldest son of the late lIabibullah
Kahn Amir of Afghanistan, who was
assassinated February 20. II is learned
has agreed to tho succession to tho
throne of Nesrullah Kahn. brother of
the late Amir. No disorders have re
suited from assassination of the Amir.
Reuters Limited says 1t may be as
Suncd The defacto ruler will be rccoy-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

members Of the International Bible
students Association. who were con-
ric;ed in the Federal court some
months ago of having spread pro-Gcr-
man propaganda and sent up for long
terms. The activity here lies chiefly
in the circulation throughout the town
OF petitions addressed 60 President
Wilson. asking him 10 release the
kuSselites from their sentence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

Firemen'S Relief Associa ton is
bciHg formed to look after the needs
of members Of the department who
may be injured while in discharge OF
thelr du'E. or arc in distress.
High school girls Interested in bas-
Sctball arc being taught how to veil
and root for their favoritc team.
Robert Allen. colorcd, is in the hos
pIt3l with a badly cut arm and face
as the result of Il disagreement with
ono punch Brown, also coiorcd, in
Commerce Street Yesterday afternoon.
Brown is :: fugitive
The Science department of tho Pc
tcrSburE High School will soon be com
pleted and equipped. 1t is divided into
scNeral departments. with lecture
room and museum.
Mrs +. 6. Wood, of Grove Avcnuc
is in receipt OF letter from hor
husband stating that he is i'll I'm a
hospital in France lie had been over
the top several times and was wounded
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Nurse Force i. ILL

FREpERICkSBURG VA, March l.
Nearly all the nurses in the Mary
Va ShiH-toD Hospital. Of ,h!s city. are
suffering from influenza. and the man
aGemeNt - he institution has decided
10 close q; fo- the present. There wtre
no critically III Patients under treat
meni Al the patients Mere removed
40 ,h"i- homes a7i TO more p!ll be
Resolved Ar:. tha nurses reeaVa-
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Die. Following Operation.

FREDER1CkS VA. March Il.
DIR. Herman Brulle. son OF the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Brullc. o: Fred
ericksburg, died at the Sanitarium of
Or. Howard y. Kelly, in Baltimore.
Thursday evening OF cancer of the
stomach. aged forty-six years He was
operated on twice and did not recover
from the effects. He was born in
Baltimore and came TO Frederick burc
with his parents when he was TWO
years old.
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Forced Out Of JniI.

WfNCltE.STER, w. March T.
Ihomas w. Marble. of the Rock Enon
springs Section. of Frederick County.
religious enthusiast had 10 be forced
out OF the WincheS ter Jail a day o. two
ago lie had served ninety days for
refusing 10 register under the sclec-
rive service act, and when Tailor ArIrci
opened the cell door and told Marble
ms time was up the latter declared
he would not leave until the prison
doors were opened by Divine hands,
as they were for the apostles.
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VIII Test Ordinance.

LYNCHBURG, VA March THE
new city ordinance designed 20 reduce
the first hazard II the city by rcCulat-
ing the storing OF ;nt,amable ma
tcr!als in business and residential prop
cry, Vii! be attacked as to is Legality
when :. can be brouCh. % a hearing
before justice :. II. Martin in the
Police Court. in the case % the c!tv
against J. -. Written
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02
Rcndy 10 Sail ~. Ham.

I.FNCHSCHG VA Ga-ch - 80.
to- from Miss E-uy >-aas- Esa
Cross nurse w.th ne C1:v..si:y G.
N;rSinia Hospital I'M; NJ AZ . -s..
atives mere = believed - ae Il -.-.s
home. as thirty members q - NJ.
were a. Bordeaux wt.- MISS Sra-s-
wrote ana We-. waiting !o- s-tz-.z-
ton. Major John w Cer-oll. -Hc ~
with the Unit, = a.-sz6: E. S.< h--.
here. There a.. abou; .ee7;# c:A=-
LNnchburgeTs n the UNI
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Committee Unanimous for Palmer.
RE A.snl.ia . = De- !

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The SEN
ate Judiciary Committee today by
port on the nomination of A. Mitchell
Palmer. TO be Attorncy-Gencral Alb
scnce of Republican opposition fore
Shadowcd prompt confirmation by the
Senate.
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Sell Apples In England.

WINCHESTER, VA, March L.
Thirty-two carloads of apples grown
ir Frederick County, and which have
been IN cold storage here FOR some
time. were sold in the English markets
several weeks ago At the highest price
permitted by the British government,
according 10 Lieutenant Boyd r.
Richards. who returned today from
Liverpool Lieutenant Richards went
abroad as 4 representative from this
section.
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Attend Freight Meeting.

BRISTOL. VA. March 1.-James T.
Cecil. president OF the Interstate liza rd-
ware store; w. +. Daniel and Attorney
+. Is. Sachman. have gone to Louis
Vile. Ky, 70 represent Bristol at the
meeting OF the Louisville district
freight ratc COMMITTEES which is in
session III that city. This committee
was sent 20 look after all rates which
may be proposed that Will affect busi-
ness in THIS section
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WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

LENCEBURG, VA, March John
:: CoH!on, OF Jersey City, and Miss
Ms. g. Z. Manner, of this city, were
.5z-:!ed this morning at the Holy Cross
Ca:1O!!c Church, high nuptial mass be-
- celebrated by Rev. r. l.. Murphy.
LiNCHBCRG. VA, March IA wed
ding OF much local interest was solemn
izec thursday evening AT the rector
o. trace Memorial Episcopal Church.
when Miss Clara Mason Smith, daugh,
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Business Man Is III,

DANNlLLE. VA. March 1-Julius
panvil!e, is critically i'll At the Hebrew
Hospital in Baltimore. where he was
operated upon several days ago for
what appeared TO be a minor ailmcnt
All the members of the family have
been summoned TO his bedside