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The Washington times., 1920-08-06
ALONE Is YEARS, WOMAN
WINS ABSOLUTE DIVORCE
Forced to Leave Husband in 1907,
She Tells Court-Went to
Mother Because of Threats.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 6.-An absolute
divorce from William L. Born, whom,
she said, she had not seen or heard
from since he forced her to leave him
on December IS, 1907, was granted
in circuit court No. = yesterday to
Mrs. Lillian Born. Their fifteen-year-
old daughter. the survivor of two
children, will remain with the ma
ternal grandmother in New York.
Mrs. Born said her husband had not
given her penny since they sepa-
rated. but the testimony showed that
for three years he had given $25 a
month for ten months OF each year
for the support and tsition OF his
daughter.
The couple were married May &c,
1901, in Brooklyn. N. Y. Mrs. Born
testified that her husband i'll treated
her and blackened her eyes, and that
on the night she left him he quar-
relied with her because she suggested
that she join in a game of cards.
called her names" in the presence OF
his friends, and threatened to strike
her. SO she went to her mother.
The Washington times., 1920-08-06

man. yesterday announced purchase
aud amalsamation OF the American
Hawaiian Steamship Company. the
nrm OF Livermore. Dearborn a Co.
and the Kerr Navigation Corporation
The American Ship and Commerce
Corporation recently concluded an
agreement with the Hamburg Ameri-
can lines for the reopening and
operating of the prewar trade routes
OF the German company.
According TO statement issued by
Hartman, the American Ship and
Commerce Corporation, Jointly with
the Ameriean-Hawa allan Line. pur
chased the firm OF LiyeTmore, Dear
born a co. The two compapies. with
their own feet of vessels asgregating
The Washington times., 1920-08-06
U. 5. BOY SCOUTS GUESTS
AT DINNER IN LONDON

LONDON. Aug. 8-Three hundred
American Boy Scouts here for the In
ternational Roy Scout "jsmboree"
were given dinner last night by
the American Chamber OF Commerce.
The dinner, which was given at the
Washington Inn, was followed by an
entertainment.
Ambassador and Mrs, Davis aad
Lady Aston were among the EuestA
The Washington times., 1920-08-06
GIRLS! MAKE A
LEMON BLEACH
Lemons Whiten and Double
Beauty of the Skin

Squeeze the juice OF two lemo
into a bottle containing three ounc
OF Orchard White which can be h
at any drug store, shake well a.
you have a quarter pint OF harmle
and delightful lemon bleach for f'
cents.
Massage this sweetly fragrant }
tion into the face, neck, arms al
hands each day. then shortly no
the beauty OF Your skin.
Famous stage beauties use lem
juice TO bleach and bring that sol
clear, rosy-white complexion. l.emo.
have always been used as freck.
sunburn and tan remover. Make n
up and try IL.
The Washington times., 1920-08-06
CHARGES HUSBAND BEAT
AND STOOD UPON HER

NEW YORK, Aug. 8-Asserting
that her husband beat her frequently.
and that one time, after knocking her
down, with the assistance of his
brother. he stood on her, Mrs. Mar
jorie Garvin, of jamaica, Long Island,
yesterday brought action for a sepa-
ration in the supreme court.
Her husband Ia Burr X. Garvin, son
of the late George Il. Garvin, founder
of the Garvin Machine Works.
The Washington times., 1920-08-06
MARYLAND WARDEN DEAD.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 6.-Warden
John F. Leonard. sixty-one years old.
for eight years directing head OF
Maryland penitentiary. one of the
best-informed prison officials In this
country, died at 1910 o'clock last
night at his home, Chase and Forrest
streets
The Washington times., 1920-08-06

where and both his friends Uneon-
scioua-
Partially reViying them ne was at
tempting TO take both. one on eacf
arm. 10 the hospital. when they were
arrested.
The Washington times., 1920-08-06
DE VALERA IS OPPOSED
TO DOMINION PROPOSAL

Reports from Dublin that President
cannon de Valera, in letters written
home, had counseled acceptance of
colonial home rule plan for Ireland
were emphatically denied by the
Irish leader in a cablegram forward.
ed to Arthur Griffiths, acting head
of the republic.
The message, which was made pub
lie here at Irish headquarters, reads
as follows:
From cable dispatches published
here it is evident that an attempt is
being made to fool the Irish people
into the belief that / have written a
letter indicating that I would accept
colonial home rule. I have, of course,
never at any time written any such
letter. Anyone in possession of a
letter of mine, no matter how con-
fidential. on any such topic, is free
to publish 1t.
surely, no one can think that now
when the republic Is established 1
would counsel a course which ] re-
fused to stand for when the republic
was yet a hopse. The whole thing
is absurd"
The Washington times., 1920-08-06
4 BIG STEAMSHIP
LINES COMBINED
New Company Will Have 80
Vessels OF More Than
$4,000 Tons.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-The Amer-
can Ship and Commerce Corporation,
through its president, ": A. Harri e
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-17

Confined From Page 0ReO
ing. and the celebration Will he
brought to a close at night with Sec
rotary Of The Navy, Ipsephps Daniels
Methodist layman. as The speaker
The Sunday school and Fpwor,h
Leagae VIII again hold special serv-
ices
Services viii tie held each night
during the week Perhaps. the out-
standing feature of the week viii he
he Nomans Foreign Missionary So
'iely nisht when twenty -e3ght Young
people OF First Charch wili present
he spectacular pageant. The India
Mass Movement, The pageant VIII
3e directed hy Drs w f. Bancroft
aud Il. | Faucet. Who have been mis-
'i0naries ia India for a number OF
Years This pageant VAS given al
Columbus o. last summer in connec-
ion With the Centenary Miss ouary
losing one 70 the anniversary exer-
ndia building. but it created such an
Impression that il had 90 he taken
0 large tenn where hundreds OF
people watched 1t GaiB, and finally
vas given with tremendous success
efore an audience o. thirty thou
and people The famous Raja Yisu
Ava song viii Re used in connection
With the pageant
Mrs H. W Burgan president Of
he Y + H. S OF First Church. will
preside that evening The remaining
lights of the week Will have attrac-
i've programs such as. Young PEG
lies Nigh. Church Fraternal
Night. a Cen enary Conservation
iighi, etc These programs have moi
e, been fully ARRANGED hu VIII be
If high order. and everything is De
ng done to make the celebration not
BILE. and to tiungly COMMUNICATED
he organizing of the first Methodist
'ociety in The city of annapolis
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-17

allowed in such case is the cost less
any deductions claimed on prior re-
turns for depreciation Any insurance
received must also he considered in
figuring a loss in such a case
A farmer who sustained loss to
his buildings through fire. lightning.
or storm may CLAMP loss figured out
by income-tax regulations.
Shrinkage in weight or value OF
farm products held for favorable mar
ket prices may not be deducted as
A loss. for the reason that when such
products are sold the shrinkage will
be reflected in the selling price
Where the entire farm or the en-
ire land is sold The gain. is represent
ed the difference between the cost and
sale price, but if the farm or lane
was owned prior 10 March !. 1913, tht
fair market value as Of that date
should be taken Instead of cost, and
i acquired by beQHest or descent since
March !. 1913, tie estates approved
inventory value should be used in
stead OF cost.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-17
INCOME TAX FACTS
YOU SHOULD KNOW

Bridegrooms are worrying as &c
how they shall figure their Income
Tax. 4 constant stream az inquiries
from the newlyweds is reaching the
Internal Revenue officials. Ia many
Of these eases both the bride and
groom were employed up TO the we'd
ding date; and the principal point on
which advice is asked is as 10 whe-
iher the brides income must he shown
on the groom return
The answer as given by the Inter
naHRevenue men is that all OF the
earnings and other income Of both
the bride and the groom for the year
1919 must be considered even il
was all spent on trousseau, diamonds
wedding trips. and tonbons. Tho
fact that they were married on or be
fore December 81 joins them for the
whole year. so far as Income Tax is
concerned
A bride of 1919 is in duty bound K
figure up her income and TO add i,
to hubby's 1919 earnings TO determine
whether an Income Tax return is re-
quired If the total was 50 900 on
more, return must be made; ir
which case both bride and groom may
file seperate returns, or must file a
joint return. The latter method is
preferred by the collectors, unless the
aggregate net income of both hus-
band and wife is $4,000 or over
and they all want to know whether
although married only part of the
year 1919, they are entitled TO claim
full exemption as married couple
The answer is decided yes. they
are allowed $4,000. plus 5000 for each
dependent who is under IS or who
through age. defect. etc, is incapable
of self-support This exemption may
be split in any proportions on the
separate returns of husband and wife
if they file that way.
And remember that March 10 is
the final date for filing returns ant
paying Income Taxes" is the warn
ing that the Revenue men add 10 the
above advice.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-17
MORE MONEY TOWARD
FUND FOR ENGINE

With additional contributions 10 the
amount Of $3.50 secured as result
OF yesterdays woha Of the several
oauvassers, the drive which the
volunteer aremen >ol Eastport are
making for fouds towards the pur-
chase a. combine ion tire eneNac
truck. continues to show successful
results The total amount OF con,ri-
buttons now is $l2&e s.
Contributions made since the last
published report follow
Meredith Healey Co. $40. G. NJ
Carlson. 50: Cash. s.; George T.
Hambruck. So; John E. Stokes. 50:
Charles Ford. 50, John l. Ford, 81:
Thomas toekett. s.: J, W Tisdale
So: G W Jones. 81: = periiJz. 81;
Commander Raymond Stone. 50:
Louis Roush, So " r. KerShaw. s.;
Mr. Graham. $50; Cash, Sla0, J ).
Vansant 81, cash Ghreel, So Mrs.
Barnett Bowie. 81. George W Hal
sock. 81 } r licking, 81. Mrs.
DUval 81: Mrs l. T. MYERS, 81 Mrs.
" Rates. 81 Mrs II $ Westbrook.
81, Mrs Nesiphal. 81; g. l. Moss.
s. Anderson. 81; } + Murphy. 81.
Mrs = White 81: " Cooper 81; II.
T. Brown. 81 l.. : Elakring 81: c.
T.. Clemson 81; Miss Liryhicum. 81,
Mrs W Connolly. 81. Mrs Turner.
81 W r Childs. s., II Meinhald. ST.
R0hprt Davis ST. Aihrtt ] scala ST..
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-17
ALDERMAN McCREADY
SUFFERS A RELAPSE

The condition OF City Alderman
William T. McCready. who has beer
confined to his residence on Dear
street for the last ten days suffering
from pneumonia. is reported as not SC
good today Mr. McCready suffered
slight relapse yesterday, it is stated
William -McCready. father OF Alder
man McCready, also has been i'll from
pneumonia. but is reported improved
w. Martin Brady, chief deputy
clerk to Clerk OF the Circuit Court
William y Woodward. who has beer
i'll from "hu" at Hotel Maryland foi
the last ten days. has returned to hi
duties al the Court House.
Charles Bernstein. Main street mer-
chant, who has been i'll from pneu-
monia. is reported as improved today
Scott Lane Heffenger. a clerk in the
State Tax Commission's Offices, Balti-
more. is seriously i'll from pneumonia
at his residence at Murray Hill, this
city
Mrs. Thompson. wife of F Howard
Thompson, secretary-treasurer of the
Annapolis Banking and Trust Com
Dany. who has been I'll from pneu-
monia at the residence of Doctor and
Mrs. Frank H. Thompson. Main street
is reported improved today
Mrs. Roland Brady, wife of the su
perintendent of the water works, i:
critically i'll at the home Of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W Traut
vein, Market street. Mrs. Brady's i'll
ness is of such nature that the cit,
authorities have been appealed 70 no
Ito have the siren sounded at the nooI
hour every day, or for fires. as it IN
nerves the patient The city iremei
have gladly acceded to the parent
request
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-17
MISS BLANKENBERG
EXPIRES SUDDENLY

Friends here Of Miss Alice lone
Blankenberg were shocked today &c
learn OF her sudden death on Sunday
IN Philadelphia Miss Blankenberg
died after only two days illness of
fiu-pneumonia. Her sister Mrs. Alien
Lester Fowler. was notified of her
illness on Saturday and left Tor Phila-
delphia on Sunday morning. but
reached there after she had passed
away. Miss Blankenberg was well
known here where she had frequently
visited her sister at her home on the
Severn, and last summer at her resi-
dence on College avenue.
Miss Rlankenherg was an artist
and writer. as well as an illustrator
During her visit here last summer
she made a number of sketches OF ST.
Mary's convent, both exterior and in
terror views and of the Carroll of
Carrollton Mansion. owned by the Re-
demptorist Fathers. who kindly gave
her permission to sketch the historic.
colonial house.
Many scenes of interest have been
drawn and painted of Annapolis by
the yuong artist, whose work was rec
ognized by connoisseurs, and has been
published in a number of leadig mag
azines in the country. She had re-
Gently published a hook of illustra-
lions of her. own. and her death cuts
short brilliant and promising ca
reer. The remains will be brought
here tomorrow for interment in ST.
Anne's Cemetery.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-17
ITEMS FROM IGLEHART

Quite an electric storm passed Owe,
Saturday night II was a great sur
prise, and instead Of being for the
better, ii has returned to zero
weather, the coolest of the season
The everlasting biting wind makes i,
seem much colder.
A delightful supper and dance was
given at the Eagles home on Tuesday
OF last week 1t was 4 family gather
ing more than a social affair, and a.
usual the supper consisted of frieo
oysters. with ham, sauerkraut. slaw
potato salad, and many other delight,
full dishes The dancing was fine
The square dances were quite enjoy
able. and one of the popular dances o.
the day were seen.
Mr.. and Mrs Gibson and family
have left Sherwood Forest and have
moved TO Annapolis
Mrs. H. Henry Viking and daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, of lglehart, attended
the supper and dance at the Eagles
home last Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Barrow. OF Parole. also At
tended the dance and supper of the
Eagles
Mrs. Bricc Worthington. of Sunny
Banks" spent the week end with hel
sister. Mrs. Wickes. and sons. james
and Fitzhugh, at Hyattsville, Md.
There is much illness in number
Of families. and others are improving
Mrs. Julia Kubitz is improving af
Ter an attack Of grip
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-17

street, in the village of West Anna
polls
From John A. Ruth and wife TO
Clarence e. rriplett. tract of land in
he Third District. at Pasadena.
From William G. Maupin to Curtis
Bay Highlands, Inc. tract of land in
he Fifth District
From Curtis Bay Highlands, Inc, to
William G. Maupin. so lots OF ground
II Curtis Bay, Fifth District.
From Curtis Bay Highlands, Inc, TO
:. Dawson. SO lots OF ground at Cur
It's Bay. Fifth District.
From S Dawson Maupin to Curtis
Bay Highlands. inc. tract of land
situate at Curtis Bay. Fifth District
From Arden-on-the-Seve to JEFF
Iegaon d. Wannenwetsch, tract of
land at Adren-on-theS Severn. in the
Third District
From William T. Cooper and wife
10 The Ferndale Farms Corporation,
tract Of land in the Fifth District.
From The Ferndale Farms Corpor-
alton. Inc. 70 Arthur A. Downs. tract
# land situate in the Fifth District
From William A. Howard and wife
10 Elijah Henson and wife. tract OF
land situate in the Third District
From Frank Ordakowski TO Otto {.
Schmidt and wife. tract of land in the
Third District.
From Walter Funke and wife TO
Max Static, tract of land in the Third
District
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-17

Spanish theaters threaten to close
in protest against taxation Bull
fighting seems to be the only form
If entertainment which can be relied
ON in that region TO defy the high
coC4 of enioyment.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-17
A Real Ford Starter

The Modern is different from ell othe
The MODERN" is difelent from al
others. A cnrn piete engine auxiliary. with
fan. vaporiziHE dash primer. etc The only
connection Of electric starter 1T one-feurfb
the cost. Write at 0nce for description.
assnravaf offer and introductory price.
MODERN SPECIALITY CO..
FIJI Racine. Wis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-17
ALLIES ANSWER IS
HANDED TO AMBASSADOR

London. Feb. II. - The Allied SUI
preme Council has completed the
draft of its answer to President Will
sons Adriatic Memorandum and will
hand it to Ambassador Davis tonight
for transmission to Washington.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-17
Navy Relief Dance on
On Account Oh Death

The dance for the benefit OF the
Navy Relief. which was TO have been
held tonight has been called eff be-
cause OF tie death OF Lieut. Comdr
Forney NJ Knox.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-17
Gard Party
At Ward0nr

Mrs Underwood. wife OF Lieut.
Commander H. " Underwood. U. S.
n, is giving card party this after
noon at her residence at Wardour.
After the game number OF other
friends have been invited in for tea.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-17
SUFFRAGE GIVEN
DEATH BLOW BY
THE HOUSE TO-DAY

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Division OF The Service Star Legion
formerly the war Mothers: the Chile
Welfare Circle. OF Baltimore, and ths
Womans Christian Temper nee
Union
Delegates were also present from
the Baltimore Yearly Meeting. Society
II Friends, and the Private Soldier.
and Sailors Legion.
Give Living Picture"
AS final obiec, lesson TO the Iegis
lators. the suffragists staged in tht
old Senate Chamber last night "liv
ing picture in which Justice anC
Maryland stood guard over the "wo
mems declaration Of independence.
Miss Marguerite Rosett, OF Baltimore
represented .blindfolded Justice ant
Miss Clara Belle Kent Of this city
was Maryland, and both did full pull
chritudiuous credit to their parts.
Many members of the Legislature
and numerous influential politicians
we're led by suffrlgist workers into
he old Senate Chamber to view The
picture Most OF them fingered :
while when they had taken look
even such ants as "Cy" Cummings
But most of them also hesitated tc
sign tho declaration OF indepand
ence" Among them who We're led {
the picture" were Governor Ritchic
and Speaker Tydings
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-17
TREATY MAY BE
WITHDRAWN, NOTE
TO ALLIES SAYS

CONTINUED From Page One)
Americas doors instead of on the
acts Of the foreign premiers where
it belongs"
Officials said Secretary Lansings
resignation was not connected in any
way with the Adriatic question.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-17

The cabinet is making record for
rapid promotions.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-17
Several Dinner
Parties Tonight

Dinner parties will be given this
evening at the respective homes in
the Naval Academy by Captain and
Mrs. r J Johnson. Commander and
Mrs WOlcott E. Hall and Commander
and Mrs. Bowdey
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-17

Mrs Allen Lester Fowler. proprie-
tress OF the Mending Shop, College
avenue. was called to Philadelphia on
Sunday by the sudden illness and
subsequent death of her sister. Miss
Alice Blankenberg.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-17

On Saturday, ST. Valentines Day,
Miss Olive Root, daughter of Prof.
Ralph f. Root. of the Naval Academy.
and Mrs Root, gave a Valentine party
at their residence, Franklin street.
Murray Hill The rooms were
prettily decorated with Valentines,
red hearts and cupids, the color
scheme being red
There We're twenty-eight young
guests Music, dancing and Valentine
games were played, and during the
evening refreshments were served.
the favors being Valentines and
hearts The young people who enjoy
ed the party were: Misses Margaret
nill, Margaret and Caroline Rippere.
Katherine WILCOX. Florino Mang, Lois
Westcott. Andre Costet, Marjorie
Moody, Elizabeth and julie Valiant,
Louise Glow, LUCILLE Furman, Ada
Wilson. Alya Frank Virginia and
Elizabeth Brown, Marion Jewell, and
Mary knight Linthicum, and Masters
Mershon Garrison. Wash Wilcox.
Garner Werntz. William Wilson. Bur
ton Klakring Stockton Reeves, Ken
meth Vansant. John Stone. Volckert
DOW, ard Edward Armstrong.
The local chapter OF the D. A. r.
meets tomorrow AT o'clock in the
old Senate Chamber at the State
House. and at 4 o'clock there will be
an address by Prof. H. S Sturdy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-17
METHODISTS SOON
TO CELEBRATE THEIR
18TH ANNIVERSARY

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-17

Continued From Page one)
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-03

umuis ~ che cabin my stoy
"paill.ur with my hand. ! rov.
"a ihc skif toward ihe shore and
finally landed The man. who wa. "a
farmer mci mr in a friendly way
and after bad briefly cold my
story ihr wife prepared breakfast
ior m, 90 not know the NAMES
10 these peop., hut they proved 90
D., friends io m,
After 10 hai eaten breakfast
thc man kindly Furnished mc with
O. pair ~ oars and the r'od wife
gave mc provisions enough u last
one SEVERAL days Bidding The d
hudcr good b,y. rowri on down
ihr river The rain bad crasrd and
ihr sky was oncy more clear Meci.
nf with uo further mishap in a
fcv days I reached So Louis whsr,
found friend. and work newer
afiervau heard ~ che hoaim,n
They were probably numbered iu
tbr save and che hoat MANNED b,
o. ,lee ~ the otheI hand taken
down th, river io SEES Orlsan.
ehrrr Goo vessel uith Us cargo wa.
a'd
Many other siofi,a have brrr uH
of ibr d,prtlaiions 10 ihs band u
robbers and muriersts though 81.
vc have said. while being strourl,
suspected VI being co.., leader III tb,
band. nothing satisfactory 90 ib.
.av could BE- proven against Maio'
JAIME. Ford u was always cas-,
enough 90 prove an alibi when such
viiurssrs a. thn band ~ despea
doe. could b, had o. swear in hi
defense
Mr. " e. Watts. already re.
fcrrcd To-. in BIZ romantic story 81
the early settlement u Livingston
o1uny. thcforc Cri,icnden COUNT
Wa made separate pclitical d.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-03

DR.. J. l.. Reynolds. u Blackford,
was In the city Friday.
Mr.. A. A. Deboc. u the Tribune
section was in the city Friday
Misses Ruth Hill and Dorothy Dean
attended the Educational Associa-
ton at paducah Friday and Saur.
day
Mr :. 4. Dean u bcanwood was
Boo Marion Thursday
" g. Iiill ~ Tribune wa IN Mar.
iun Thursday
Mr !. r. Gray ~ paducah was
visiting fiiends in Marion during the
weel end
ST. G. ID Haynes has accepted a
position in Siurgis with the West ~
Coal 60. ilI family will remain in
Marion f1r che present
81 s. Num- who b. attending
school a. Elkion spent the holiday
Boz Marion with h. parents NJ and
SIR. , " Nunn
ST. 81 o. porue. ~ France. at.
tended tho Educational Association
10 paduohh Friday and Saturday.
Mr Minnie Dixon and Mis Ma.
rls Tabor. u Frsdonia. we're Boz Ma.
I.nH Monday
&c. and Mr. William Wilson ar,
ihe parents u aon. born sunday
November 2. and christensd William
Robert Before marriage. Mra VII
.1n uas M.ss Nellie love. u ihs
sheridan section
f'isr Carson Tay singing evan
r.I.i entertained large oonFsga.
Iau az ihr First baptist ChuUh
Friday evening" o. sinr. ths oId
,.us cong. our father. and mother.
H.ri o. sing