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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
Crawford Popular Mt uni.er.i,y.

CH.ARLOTTESNI LILLE. VA. Oct e.
Robert Blakcley Crawford. who was
found dead yesterday in a Baltimore
! Hotel was we'll known at tho Univcr-
Sky Of Virginia. where he was a stu
dent IN the medical department during
ire sessions OF 1889 and 1902-U6. and
WAS prominent in fraternity and social
-M7. Crawford was a native OF Eu
faiI AS. and about forty-onc years
% age He is survived by one sitser
Mrs. Estes Paine, of Washington, ID. G.,
and brother While u student at the
University Of Virginia he met Mrs. L.
Florence Olncy. the divorced wife of
4 resident OF New England, who had
resumed her mothers name OF Olncy.
and their marriage followed
Soon after the wedding they went TO
the fashionable kcswiCk nciChborhood
. in this county, and built a palatial
home on a part of the Reed estate. to
which they gave the name OF villa
Ora wford which became a social cen
ter until disaErecmcnts arose. result
ing in divorce at Reno last June, grant
cd on tho plea OF tho wife. alleging
cruelty. an allegation which greatly
surprised those who had known him
! best. For some years before ostrange-
, nent Mr.. Crawford's health had been
. critical, and much OF his time was
spent In hospitals.
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PRAISES RECONSTRUCTION
WORK OF AMERICAN ARMY
II. T.. byrd. Counsel for Committee NJ
inVrsttEntfon into Expenditures,
Gives Account OF Troops

Achievements of the cxpeditionary
forces in Europe were absolutely mar
rclous. was the statement OF Rich
ard Evelyn Byrd, United States Dis
trict Attorney for the western district
OF Virginia and counsel for the Com
mittcc of Investigation Into Expendi-
lures OF the War Department in Eu-
rope. who arrived in Richmond yes
terday.
Mr.. Byrd has just returned from
Europe. and is very enthusiastic over
tic work done by the American army
III all the buildings erected by the
Americans overseas were placed end
70 end, they would reach from Brcst,
France, to the eastern border OF Ger
many, distance OF 900 miles" was
one OF the statements OF Mr. Byrd in
regard to the work Of the Americans
overseas
Not only was this work done, and
conc, speedily and WE'LL" continued Mr.
BYRD, out II was done with the Ut
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General New. In Brief.

Mr. and Mrs. James Dabncy Burport
announce the marriage of their daush
ter. ElbridGe Tyrcc. 10 Reginald Carlisle
stokes. which took place on Saturday
in Washington -. G.
Four minute speakers IN the interest
raise o ehs cSm oGS n a6sf ne to
in all of the Bantis, churches in the
city on sunday. They made appeals for
cnlistments in the work of the cam
align for the CO. operation OF all the
people
Thieves made raids Saturday night on
the iceboXcs al the house in East Tabb
Street and stole the sunday dinners that
had been prepared
The Rev. r.. +. cambridge. rector OF
st. Paul Church, after being out of the
city for about two weeks. in New York
in the interest Of the nation wide cam
paign of the Episcopal Church, has re-
turned home.
The Confederate Veterans OF a. p. Hill
Camp. about twenty-five or thirty in
number. some Of them accompanied by
their families, left this afternoon for
Atlanta via the Seaboard Railway.
Thomas w. Gibbs, of Petersburg. who
has been with the army in France for
htteen months. has arrived home
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SALVATION ARMY COUPLE
MARRIED AT POST HERE
Ensign Paul Jones' Webs Mis-. Ethel
Duke, With Colonel u. Il. HoIx
Officiating.

Colonel Richard l.. Holz command.
ing officer of the Salvation Army At
lantic Coast Province. officiated at the
wedding of Miss Ethel Duke. a Saliva
ton Army worker of Lynchburg. and
Ensign Paul Jones. in charge of the
Richmond post, which took place at
the headquarters of the organization
here last night. Immediately following
the ceremony and Il love feast the
bridge and groom left for a honeymoon
trip to Chicago.
Many decorations adorned the head
quarters, where more than a score OF
officers from Pennsylvania and Vir-
Sinia cities gathered to witness the
marriage. The bride appeared i'm tho
ofncial uniform of the Salvation Army
amidst the palms and flowers Of the
decora tons. Miss Ruth Garland Of
the Baltimore post. was maid OF honor
and Captain r. &. MacBcc. Of Balti-
more. acted as best man.
Captain William Il. Halpin. ono OF
the first salvation Army workers to
serve In France during the World War
spoke. Captain Halpin is secretary OF
the Salvation Army naval work Of the
Atlantic Coast Province. Another
speaker was Ensign Herbert Hcnder.
son: OF the Roanoke post.
me groom liz native of PeunSyl-
vania. He has been connected with
salvation Army work for twenty five
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Trnmc Collisions in Dnn,ille.

DANNlI1-E, VA, Oct. 1.-TWO traffic
collisions on Main Street Sunday after
noon narrowly escaped being serious
affairs. In one John l.. Hughes, a
local tobacco dealer. was severely
Jared when large motor truck be-
longing 10 a manufacturing company
crashed into his passenger car in front
of the post-ottice. The side OF the
pleasure car was stove in. but Mir
Hughes was not actually injured.
Mrs j. +. Parker was Eashcd by
glass and bruised when her husba nd
driving small car. collidcd with a
street car while trying to outbound a
truck. She was flung from the ma
chime, which was almost demolished.
-tftcr being taken to hospital. where
her wounds were dressed. she vas
taken hotnc
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TREASURER OF SUFFOLK,
W00DV|LLE A. KING, DIES
Had Held Office as Deputy for
Nanscmond County for
Twenty Years.
CAR COLLISIONS IN DANvILLE
Two Machines Wrecked and One
Person Hurt-Eastcrn Shore Pre-
parcs for 1t1th Annual Session of
Accomac Baptist Association.

SUFFOLK, VA. Oct 6-WoodvilIc A.
s hnhfs city sreasnTer Of SunGi, died
washington Street. Suffolk. aged SIXTY
tx years Mr.. King was FOR twenty
gears deputy treasurer OF Nansemond
county. and in January. 1918. was APP
pointed to complete the uneNp!rcd term
of the city treasurer. Colonel II. S.
Boykin.
He was elected city treasurer at tho
election and was serving on this term
at the time OF his death He is sur
N1rcd by his widow, four daughters
Mrs. q. Finch Mosclcy, Mrs Robert
doiton. Mrs. otis Smith and Miss Incz
kniE-and by three brothers,. W.
L. 4. and +. {. King. Funeral services
wilt be held at the Suffolk Christian
Church Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
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PaderewskiS
Has Lost His Art
Polish Premier Says He
Has Not Touched Piano
for 81 Months.
Try Associated Press,

rAElS. Oct. 6.-1ntervicwcd after
ine signature of tho Austrian treaty.
'Snace Jan Padercwski volunteered
the information that he had uuite for
soften how 10 play the piano.
Tic journalist after asking the Po-
iSs premier numerous questions re-
u Ting TO the political situation in ,po-
land. finally qucricd: And your arr.
Mr.. Premier! Have you given il mn
vo'nplctcly"" VII
Yes" replied tho former artist. e.,
have forgotten it. | have little time
To think OF II. I have not played a
piano for two years and three months.
do not regret it,"
Then he added with a tinec OF
pride:
II am happy to have sacrificed to
INC cause or my country what | acid
most dear
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out for. on charge Of defrau6,l
various banks throughout the ronnti
They now are invests eating III
Singleton, according To tho ,,o,,l
had passbooks OH twenty or. tTTTu,i
banks at the time of his arr 81
handwriting. they said. resemhI
samples Of that OF Henry Binkowis
missing brokers' employee of NJ
York. who disappeared with sl7Sf
in Liberty bonds. and Singleton iii
self rescmbled pictures OF Binkows
sent here. young man found mn.
dered recently at Milford. Conn. w
Identified as BinkowitZ. but no tr;I
OF the bonds was found.
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THlEYES-CERHY OFF IRON
SAFE CONTAINING $1,000
Robbery Of Grtar Boidnenn Causes
Prince George County Ner-
Chant. SeHous Loss.

% "a! = THt : II es-D!Fpe,-s
PET EES = CHJ IA O-c t-T.!ev.s
brake MO me sto-e o. = II. Cuutning.
% tas sage road n Prince George
Co-lt?. zuoVt fourteen miles from Pc
te!sc.fg, las. night and carried Of An
!-o.. SAFE. The safe CONFINED 800 in
cu:rarcy. 1900 in checks and account.
valued ~ scEe-a! thousand dollars and
ceccs and o,he- papers Of value. Sotn-
INK else ~ Inc store a-as taken The
sac "4ishe1 over 900 pounds and
could not have been carried away oy
on man Or even two men. TIE greatest
loss 70 Mr. Cuuufnins is that OF n4
BOOKS and accounts. valued ~ nearly
$4,000. The sto-e Vas conducted on
the credit system and the accounts o.
many farmers FOR nearly year were
listed or the books.
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bid. Farewell to p.,.r.burp

FstN. =. Z IONe- Tor '"c.Vc Ntars
pastor Of We; Eud Baptist Cnurch.
w.lo has accepted vdli 20 Grace Street
Baptist Church. Baltimore. las, uIrnt
prcac led his farewell sermon 20 lis
cong 7eSat!on. He Expressed regret a.
parting with the peopic wl,u wnom he
had 80 long been closely associated.
but stated that The call w:s to 4 neid
that offered greater usefulness. ana he
could not decline it, Yesterday morn
ing the members OF tie primary do.
partment Of the sunday school.
through W. ". Ruckcr presented Mrs
Love with purse Of $50 IS a token
OF their love and appreciation Of her
activities in the schOOL.
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WOMAN SUICIDE LEAVES
PROPERTY TO CHARITIES
Miss blanche Burford Also Remembers
Richmond College in VIII Pro-
bated Yesterday.

Miss BLANCHE Busfo-d, who killed
herself al nes mothers grave in Hol-
~ oot recently, remembered many TO-
Cal charities in her will. which was
lied for probate in the Chancery Court
yesterday TIE Virginia Trust Com
fany qualified as executor, and the es-
tate IS valued a. sis.400. Practically
property rather than in moncy. Fol-
.o"'.n- ars some OF the provisions Of
:as NH:
To Virginia Home for curablcs.
house sac lot 100 West Cary street
To Baptist Home for Aged Women.
house and lot l07 Yves, Cary Street
20 e'1oS room 10 be known as Bur
70 S1e!:eriag Arms Free Hospital.
hose aac 10, III West Cary Street.
. trustees oE Baptist O-phanaye. at
salem house and %, llll-2 West
= Iaz,-Gc.lve visiting Nurses, AS
location, house and Z. COS East
70 H!cau7.a College. houses and
or 5os zad 5os No-:n Tenth street.
y tcIac scholarship in the mems
ce.isEe snd one IN the women's. TO be
;;co". es Su.to:d scholarships.
To Virginia Trust Company. trustee,
properly a. East Grace street. 10 DO
jjsns s:.t Is % D. paid rle sum OF
ass month as long as she lives. II
y further p:ov!t.d tina. Z, ne. death
the property Is 70 BE- sold and the
proceeds divided. one-taird 20 the
Young Women. Christian Association
81 "Richrond. ana two-thi.ts 20 the
Unitarian AsHocia,ion, Of Eoaton Mass
To ft.Et Unitarian Church. o, Rich
inond pyopeyty Z. i02 West jackson
street. 20. P-tce street. 7Os Nor,
second stree and s0c C-ouch street.
tne oa!ance II the eg;a,e. OF cvc-y
Kind. including Ie~eiry and other per
soma property, In left - MISE Jane
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High school ovcrcrowdcd.

I.YN"HBURG, VA. Oct 6.-The To-
cal high school, With an enrolment Of
s5t. nine;y-ninc moro than last year.
goes to chapel in sections. and study
halls are being cut in half for rccita :
ton rooms. The building was designed
for 800. The class graduating in Feb
ruary will number about thirty. and
the next week between nifty and sev-
cnty-fve students 20 20 the high
schoo! from the grammar schools.
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years. and came to Richmond as tho
commander last July. He was for
merly stationed at Roanoke
WRIT OF ERROR REFUSED
Virginia Supreme Court Decide.
Against Appealed Case
of r. l.. Myers.

In the case OF Il. /. Myers versus
the Commonwealth Finance Corpora
ton. tho Supreme Court OF Virginia
yesterday refused to grant writ of
error. This case was appealed from
the Chanccry Court of Norfolk city.
where 1t was decided i'm favor OF tho
Commonwealth Finance Corporation.
which Is engaged In the automobile
banking business. The case concerns
the payment Of $1,000 promissory
note in payment on an automobile.
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Held for Theft of Car.

DAtNN TILE, =. Dcf- s--SEE1eT
, Dudley, a young man from Franklin
County, was arrested hc-e on Saturday.
-ehsJzed Win stealing IN automobile
i'sfo-ging - = u !G-6ue. o. thai
county --s machine @ss stolen from
. locsi ga-ar- wrs-s y hzt been letI
- % -=pai.teo Dudley is = jail
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Text Of Alleged Confession.

tic WAS VuptcQ as saying.
The maid told on me whenever I did
anything that wasn't exactly right and
charged. knew She WAS the first to
sec all OF Mrs. Wanamakcr's mail. and
thought she would open tho bomb
kurth was arrested on a grand lar
ccny charge, but when the grand jury
takes UP the case tomorrow MIR. aud
Mrs. Wanamakcr and others will he
called TO testify regarding the bomb.
The bomb which was sent to the
Wanamaker's Tuxedo Park residence.
was S0mia'nea IN paper box which
about twenty-four ounces. Inside was
a quantity of black eunpowder. some
brass filings, SluES, red pepper and cot
ton. -Four matches were arranged to
ignite by scraping on the cover As 1t
was removed, thus setting the sunpow-
der OFT.
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most economy. In fact. the cconomi-
was wonderful"
District Attorney Byrd returned to
america not long ago, with members
OF inc investigating committee, on TIC
AEamemnon. In company with $500
soldiers, 700 officers and IFS war
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.

burg on its civic progress. there are
abuses which should be remedicd. and
among these was the opening Of shops
for business on Sunday.
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Meet :, I'M y.u-,y session

-"E|--['-.- = %. t-.-i r-..-
e-'s-lu;4E ~ Ds.:c --tct ty- ;.t MET
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L;,trr 5Ep,.r. C-.-c. CrE.r...Ess
e-lt wee,
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I,unt,-, MN n,,r,o,,d

s.lsTL'I- " Jc- :-F7-s .. ~
known o-lG- css:-cy.c -. ?:te- ~
CEir LG-c.. NJ. sy-..- Tenn.
t--tS!-l-r loss estimated {. ..l.Jth.
;rcc,-c ~ - ta<u---E:sc,- -s.e!ys5 ..re
Trs lnkG !. coNs-ec :z-.ly ~ .-yu--
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07

The pOI!ce last Tishl EaIded tWo a.
.cged gambling houses. ana arrested
about score Of co!ored men playing
CARDS and d.cc FOR money. The pro-
pr!etors were sentenced % fail and the
players "crc all nnca so cacn this
no-nin. IL tnc Police Court.
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HUN SENDS BOMB TO HOME
OF R0DMAN WANAMAkER
Wife of New Works Deputy Police
Commissioner Has Narrow E>-
cape From Death.
WAS INTENDED roK SERVANT
German. Who Says Tie Lost job MS
Butler Because Irish Maid Report
cd His ShurtconirS, Fails In At
tempted Revenge.
try Universal Service !

MEM YORK. Oct. 6.-Mrs. Eodman
Wanamahcr. wife OF the deputy police
commissioner. narrowly escaped death
when opening Il bomb. il was revealed
today t.rhcS; Albert Gustav kurth. 4
German employed until two years ago
as Il butler in the WanamaScr home. Is
under arrest and WAS declared to have
confessed having sent the Internal ma
chine.
The bomb WAS not intended for Mrs.
WananlAksr. although il was addressed
to her. Nurth WAS said 10 have declared.
o'Ericn. who usually opened Mrs. Wan
amakcr's mail. kurth was reported to
have said in his confession
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Was Suspicious of Package.

Mrs. Wanamaker became suspicious
o! the package before completing its
unwrappinE.. She made a small hole in
the box. held il upside down and a few
grains of powder were shaken out.
Carefully rewrarping the box she sent
II TO her husband at police hcadquar
tcrs. where an investigation was
started that led to Kurth'S arrest
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BELIEVE MAN ARRESTED AT
OCALA Is D. c. ROBERTS
He Il Wanted for DcfrnudInE Banks
In Many Pnrts OF the
Country.
IRv Assoclatcd Prcs..l

NV .NSSUUIdtcU f-TtSt.
OCALA. FLA. Oct. 6.--Thc man ar
rested here Sunday under tho name OF
W. l.. Singleton may turn out. accord
ing to police. to be -. G. Roberts.
whom they have been asked to watch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07

A little 'Danderinc" cools. clcanscs
and makes the fevcrish. itchy scalp
soft and pliable: then this stimulating
tonic penctratcs to tho famished hair
roots, rcvitaliZing and invigorating
every hair IN the head. thus stopping
the hair falling out or getting thin
dry or fading.
After few applications of Dan
deEine' you seldom find a fallen hair
or :, particle Of dandrurf. besides every
ha!r sho"s new life. viSor, Brightness
more color and thickness
ic" cents buys bottle Of de-
ih,''iui Dah"erine at any drug or
toilet COMMERCIALLY
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The Weather
Furnished by L. s. Weather Burcau.>
Forecast: Nirrini,

ForccaSt: NIFGInIa-~
Fair Tuesday; cooler
east and central Dor
tions. Wednesday fair.
North Carolina-Fair
and not quite 50 warm
T esd ~: Wednesday,
fair.
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ReV. r. ". Noor". phstOr u tNc SEQ
ond Baptist Church. last night preached
on the subject OF the preacher in poll
tics. He said that corruption politics
the bad. but the inactivity ot the good
a great many persons hesitate about
rcachers taking active part ia politics.
but, lie thought, that every minister
should have the moral welfare OF his
people at heart, and the moral courage
10 speak unheSitatlng!y OF the abuses
existing in the Commonwealth in which
ne lives. Mhltc CON plimeMtinE H.ters-
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F0RERUNNERs OF sICkNEsS.

Medical authorities agree that indi-
Eestion and constip patton arc the fore
runners Of half the ills Of mankind
Don't let mass of partly dieested de-
tenn. when your food Is being prop-
erly digested. you are free from bill
'ousness. gas bloating. sick headache
tongue Foley Cathar,ic Tablets. a
wholesome physic. thoroughly cleanse
the bowels without gripping or nausea
tho liver. Sold cveryaherc-Adv.
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Local Temperature YESTERDAYS.


Ia infali lc hours ending + M... None
EAccss since March l............... i.7s
Rainfall - hours ending T.. NJ. NON.
Excess since January l.............. IS
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Il, Wooten leave today for Franklin
where they will visit Mrs. r. E.
Haynes. i q :. -.s
Mrs. Luther Fox, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. w. d. Cameron, was operat-
ed on yesterday at the Kings Daugh.
ters' Hospital for appendicitis and is
doing nicely
DR., S. d, Logan, Dr.. J. w. Cherry
Capt Walker, of Zion, and Dr. j. c..
Molloy have returned from Nashville
where they went to attend the Inter
Church World Conference.
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PERSONALS.
y = o I. o :.s o 20 o := @ Z. o e o..

c. P. Roberts left or Jacksonville
Fla, Thursday
Editor j. l. Finney went to Nash,
vile today on business.
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Foster and little
daughter spent today in Nashville.
Mrs. G. b. Pennock and Mrs. G. o.
Fowler. of Spring Hill, are in Co
lumbia shopping today.
T. W. Roberts left today for Jack
sonviIlo, Florida. Mr.. Roberts will
be absent from Columbia about four
months.
Miss Della CoXwell, quite an &C
complished young lady of Birming
ham, Ala, is visiting Willis Sewel
and family at Bethel
Mrs. r. w. Collier and son, VIM
Lee, of Pine Bluff, Ark, have return
ed to their home after visiting her
parents, Mrs. Lee McKibbon, at Cul-
leOka
Mrs. R. ]. Benton had as her guests
or Thanksgiving Mr.. and Mrs, R. j.
Burnett, Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Files and
son, Mrs. Norman Jones and daugh-
ter, Marjorie, and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Nj,
West and son.
r. Z. Nichols is q business visitor
to Nashville today.
Miss Edna Foster and Miss Ethel
Digger, Of Culeoka. are visiting Mrs.
William Bell
Miss Alma and Bailey Morrow spent
the weekend at Mt Pleasant.
Mrs. w. B. Wooten and Mrs. John
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1919-12-12

the organ and rendered a program of
eXqisite wedding music. Miss Mary
Cooper Boyd, close friend of the
brides, gave two vocal numbers,
God Made Thee Mine" and In a
Garden" Her voice, SO sweet and
clear at all times, was unusually
beautiful, each tone and enuncation
being perfect, and carrying to all
parts of the church.
The church was decorated in Jack
son vine. chrysanthemums, and ferns,
with love knots of white tulle.
Mrs. Watts is the charming young
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. n. NJ. Page,
and is much admired for her beauty
of person and lovely Christian char
actef.
Dr. Watts, since his coming here a
few years ago as rector of ST. Peters
church, has made many friends, not
only in his own Parish, but in all
other congregations and clubs Of the
city He is broad and progressive
and has led many movements, for the
city's and nations good to victory
He is one of the most popular min
listers that the Episcopal church has
ever had.
After the ceremony the couple left
for a short southern trip.
Many handsome wedding presents
attested to the popularity of this
couple.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1919-12-12
PORKER PRICES
REGISTER GAIN
IT pIEEK - 1ss,s
r,rrY CENT ADVANCE THIS
MORNING RUNS TOP HOGS
TO $tS-OTRER MARKETS.

Hog prices registered a gain Of fifty
cents today top hogs going to SIS.
while weights between 120 and lG5
pounds are quoted at $3.50. Pigs
are worth ST..
There was no change in local mar
kets with the exception of the quota.
ton on beef hides, the price dropping
from 27c per pound to 25c, The egg
market is firm and with an active de-
mand. Corn prices remain dC $775
per barrel with good demand, and
light deliveries.
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DR.. Watts--Miss Page.

DR.. Watts--Miss Page.
a marriage OF interest to a great
number of loving friends was con.
summated at st. Peters Episcopal
Church, Wednesday afternoon at five
o'clock, when DR.. George Oscar Watts
and Miss AlDertine Page were united
in holy wedlOck. Dr.. c. X. Thomp-
son, of the Columbia institute, said
the beautiful Episcopal ceremony,
which united this popular couple.
The church was crowded with
friends long before the time for the
ceremony, many being unable to get
seats.
The bride, who is one of COlumbia's
prottiest and most popular girls, was
beautiful in her travelling suit of
dark blue tricOtine, and carried an
arm bouquet Of pink chrysanthemums.
She entered with her brother, Cannon
Page, Of Nashville, who gave her
away in marriage. Rev. Prentice
Pugh. of Nashville, was the groom's
best man.
The brides sister, Miss Rebec-
ca Page, who is a young girl of
striking brunette beauty, was
the maid OF honor She wore
beautiful gown of taupe georgette
trimmed in maribow, and carried
large arm bouquet of yellow chry-
Ganthemums. ID .n- .t. .,+.q.
The ushers were Dr. George Viii.
hanson, Robert J, Harlan, Clifford
Parsons and Gerard Brownlow.
Miss Camille Herndon presided at
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. PASADENA, Cal.-Terribe blow to
Fl. c. l.. The Belgian economic min
istry has notified the Pasadena board
Of trade that diamond prices are to
drop. ....
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LITCHFIELD, Hl-Clean linen is
the exception. not the rule here. The
local laundry was forced to close down
because Of inability to secure coal.