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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-27
RefOrI1la FiScaIa
1mpoztul progresiv pc venitImpoztul special cedular
Desfintarea citorva impozite exstente.

! Dl DR.. I. N. Anghelescu fost
raportor al Bugetului general al
Statului, a alcatuit un ante-pro-
iect al impozitului cedular pc
venitul special 81 al impozitalui
progresiv unic pc venitul global.
In expunerea de motive dl DR..
Anghelescu spune: 'Pentru a
scapa de un dezastru financiar
prin propriile foastre sfortari,
este nevoe de 0 organizare COM
plecta finantelor noastre pu-
'blice, att in ceea4ce priveste
sistemul impozite,or cit 81 in ceea
ce priveste alcatuirea bugetului.
Acest project constitute refor-
ma totala a impozitelor directe
Ell aduce dupa sine reforma 81
o complectare a impozitelor in
directe.
lar pentru aplicarea intregii
reforme financiare, orr cit de
dreapta ar fl, sa nu fie asezata
pc baza pdtata de nedreptate
sociala recenta. Sc impune intro
ducerea unor anumites impozitc
exceptionale"
Impozitul cedular Sc numeste
astfel de oare ce Sc apllica deose-
bit pc anumite categorii de We
nituri. pc cedule, care va ii
platit de toti cetatenii romini 81
supusii streini. carl locuiesc de
mai multi de l an in Rominia 81
de persoanele juridice romine 81
streine carl exercita un comert
in Rominia.
Sc fac exceptii pentru aseza-
mintele 81 societatile de binefa-
cere, 81 pentru orr ce Institute
culturala care nu urmareste un
cistig material.
Odata Gu punerea in aplicare
a acestei legi sc desfiinteaza !:
impozitul fonciar, impozitM pa
tentar, impozitul de 80 asupra
salariilor, impozitul personal, i'm
pozitul asupra hectarclor de vii
precum 81 toate legile privitoare
la aceste impozite in vechiul
Regat.
Sc mai desfiinteaza impozitele
directe earl sunt in Ardeal, Bu-
covina 81 Basarabia, corespunza-
toare celor din vechiul Regat, 81
impozitul pe venite global actu-
almente in vigoare in Ardeal
Basarabia 81 Bucovina.
In acest project Sc face o caa-
sificare a impozitelor pc cedu!e
ce Sc vor plat asupra diferitelor
ventura.
Veniturile impossible (art. IA
Sc impart in 4 categorii dupa
natura surselor lor.'
Stunt venituri provenind din
capital in genere Indifferent de
modul investirii lui; venituri
mixte provenind numai din mum
ca 81 veniturile profesiunilor
libere.
Clasificarea veniturilor atragt
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-27

al
Englezoaica sta pc ginduri,
Caci prin posta-acum primise
Anonime doua rinduri,
&c citindu-le 'nlemnise,
ii vesteau grozavie:
Ca barbatu-i 1ndrageste
O mistress f0arte nurlie
Ce pe-aproape locueste, :.
81 adaoga jim urma
Cum ca dragostea numita,
Anevoie sa mai lcurma
Din potriva, 'nasprita.
Ba mai pomenea scrisoarea
De-un copil, ce Sc zvoneSte
Ca l'ar fl nascut ardoarea
Dragostei cd traganeste.
Furioasa, ca asteapta,
Pc barbat sd vie-acasa
81 sosind, dinsa sc 'ndreapta,
Ia scrisoarea de pc masd
Si-aruncindui-o in fata:
zee e asta" !? gray ii zice,
HAL de crai, halt natafleata
Nh vezi paru co sa-ti pice-"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-27

(63)
Gheorghiadi avu nesocotinta
sd Sc impotriveasca. Ghici ca e
recondus in celula in care Zacuse
alta vfeme, 81 infiorlndu-se Sc
smuci 81 scapa bratul pc care il
tinea Clothilda, dar susanna il
tinu strins 81 apucindu-i NINA 0
resuci 81 il trinti pc pardoseaua
subsolului asa cum trintise pc
Elena.
Tradatorul incepu sc geama
de durere 81 Susana GU ajutorul
Clothildei ii tfri 81 il viri in su-
terana.
"Esti un miserable 81 un sper-
] iurs' zise Susana indreptdnd lu-
nina lanternei, pc care aprin-
,se in sala celu1ei, asupra lni.
,Ai jurat CO nd esti tradator,
III documentele ca ,Nicolaus Che
5<iaehiadi tradator de cea mai
erdinsrx spseie STUNT in mfinileI
msle, Miilsf
.isi ~ p1na wi 4 at
4 s lor sasi ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-27
ULTIMA OCAZH.

Acuma este timpul sa cumpa-
rati. Must curat din struguri de
California sau Ohio de la
Schweitz. Pretul redus, sesonul
s'a sfirsit, oferta speciala pima
Slmbata / Ianuarie DC reducere
la gallon.
Nindem 81 struguri.
A. SCHWEITZ
1880 Scovill Cleveland, o.
(4-5-6 & 30.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-27
MOI V1NDEM


Case, Loturi, farme 81 oportuni-
tati pentru business. Asigurare.
Daca doresti sd calatoreSti spre
Europa sau daca doreSti sd aduci
pc cineva din Europa, moi putem
ca sa aranjam tot pentru d-tra, pc
vaporul eel mai mare 81 sigur. MOI
representam G. P. 0. S. Companie
de vapoare, drumul scurt, repede
sigur 81 comfortable.
Szilvasy and Sylvester
6707 Buckeye 3D., Cleveland, O.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-14
FOR SALE ny OWNER

A good home cheap on Vine At. Has
3 large rooms. large hail. large front
porch, china closet, two pnntries,
house newly painted and papered.
high lot. good Wow, see this AZ once
leaving city. Cali at zoos Vine st.,
after . pm.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-14
LEGAL NOTICES.


TRUSTEES aALE.
by virtue OF the power aud authority
vested In the undersigned trustee BY
deed OF trust executed by Albert 8.
Jones and wife. Amy Jones, dated
Dee .. 1915. and registered Jan. II.
isls. n Book L. yoi IL. pags s .s;,,. q
county, Tenn. default having been
made In tho payment OF tho note fall
ing duo Sc months after date. ana
said note remaining due and unpaid
for moro than thirty days after 10
maturity, and said dead OF trust pro-
yldinR that should any 81 tbs notes
secured by said deed OF trust Or any
part thereof remain past duo and ufl-
paid for thirty days after maturity
the remaining notes secured by said
deed OF trust may be treated as due
and payable al once. and the befe-
neiary and holder OF the notes re-
naming due and unpaid secured w
said deed Of trust having declared
the remaining notes due and unpaid.
and said notes remaining due and un-
paid and the beneficiary demanding
that said deed OF trust be foreclcsed
for the purpose Of paying said indeot-
ednesa the undersigned trustee VIII
on SATURDAY. SEPT. 25, 1890. har
tween the legal hours OF sale In 'front.'
Of the courthouse door in Chetta--
INREAs NHHft EfH w WV AA8AN1N fatA
hest bidder al public cutlery. for cash
In hand and IN bar OF the equity Tor
redemption. dover and homestead, the
following real estate In said deco u
trust conveyed and described az fell
lows
In the Fourth civil district OF Haniil-
ton county. Tenn. towit BEGINNING
On the north side Of cravens road
CON side OF Lookout mountainl on the
southwest corner Of William Warren'e
lot. running north 80 degrees ana 80
minutes east 1856 feet 70 a road told
Jackson road: thence north - az.
grees and 81 minutes west with said
road as feet TO a stake; thence south
more or less. 20 the north line OF
Cfavens road; thence south - de-
grees, 10 minues east. SIS feet to the
bAefnnlng; excepting therefrom 4
piece OF land fronting 90 feet on
Cravens road by iSS feet. running
hack OF uniform width TO the cid
Jackson road, conveyed 70 J. u. Nc.
Alister BY deed REGISTERED In the
registers office Of Hamilton county.
Tennessee. IN Book Q, Vel 4, page Sla
said deed Of trust warrants the title
as oiear free aud unencumnered. but
said sale win he made as trustee only.
This Esd day Of August. isao
TITLE GUARANTY AND TRUST
Co. Of Chattanooga, Trustee.
By B W, Beck. Presioeoe
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-14

BUCK &C. 5z!s.. 5s.ass5~~ s-FssssaRsr:
driven less than 11S miles. An right
IN every respect, looks as good ss
ever ana runs better. II you want Z
Buick. buy this one and save $3.50.
n D. Love, lafayette. Ca.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-14

ATTENTION
OF
UNSETTLED woRKMEN
tFoR WHITE MEN ONLY
THE SHEET MILL DEPART
MENT OF THIS PLANT STILL
NEEDS A FEW RELIABLE EARN
EST, UNsRILLED MEN WHO
ARE WILLING TO WORK AND
LEARN A PROFESSION; MEN a
TO as YEARS OF AGE. WITH
FAMILIES ARE PREFERRED.
THIS OPENING WILL ENABLE
THE RIGHT MAN TO BECOME A
SKILLED WORKMAN AND IN
CREASE HIS EARNING cAPAc-
ITY AT THE SAME TIME. THE
WORK CONSISTS IN LEARNING
TO BECOME ROLLING MILL EX-
PERTs IN THE VARIOUS DE-
PAYMENTS OF THE NEW SHEET
MILL. INDIVIDUAL ADVANCE
MENT AND INCREASES IN
EARNING CAPACITY ~ DIRECT
LIZ UP TO THE INDIVIDUAL
HIMSELF. AS THE SHEET MILL
is RAPIDLY EXPANDING AND
THERE ARE GOOD OPENINGS
FOR MEN WHO ARE CAPABLE
OF IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
WORK. NONE. EXCEPT MEN
WHO HAVE MADE UP THEIR
OWN MINDS TO BETTER THEIR
CONDITIONS AND LEARN a
TRADE ALONG WITH OTHER
RELiABLB STEADY WORKING
MEN. NEED APPLY. ALL AP-
PLIcANTs WILL BE INTER.
VIEWED BY THE HEAD OF THE
DEPARTMENT IN WHICH THE
APPLICANT rs BEST FITTED TO
WORK. AND ALSO WILL BE RE
oUIRED TO PASS A PHYSICAL
EXAMINATION A NUMBER or
OPENINGS WILL OCCUR OCT. /.
AND SHORTLY THEREAFTER.
APPLY IN PERSON OR ADDRESS
THE EMPLOYMENT DEPART
MENT. ALUMINIUM COMPANY OF
AMERICA. ALcoA. TENN.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-14
RENTAL INVESTMENTS,

This week We advertised a 5-room
apartment 20 rent and received "a in
auirieA. This demand for some place
10 live Ia beco ling more acute all the
time. and there 10 no better invest
ment In Chattanooga today than
apartmont houses We have three
properties OF this kind 20 otfer-an
white tenants.
uJ--Prlca $4,000: shows . net In
coma OF ~ per cent
(g-~Frlce sls.b00. shows a ret In
come OF it per cent
(B-T'rlc6 $50 900. shows q net In
come OF 4. per cent
Any OF these can be bought for
reasonable cash payment and long
time on the balance, Come In and
let ua tell you all about these.
GLOVER a GRADY q KEITH WEBB
Hamilton National Bank Bldg.
Phone Main ts9-3i6e.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-14

Due 10 rapidly increasing busl-
ness we can offer few young
ladies' desiring permanent and
profitable employment very at
frAotiys positions. We puy be-
Rinners IRON SIS 10 $50 per
month. and give substantial IN
creases frequently, ~ hours
per day. 45 hours per week. De
slrable applicants given immedi-
ate consideration.
Apply 20 Employment Super
visor, room 6l5. Temple Court
bldg, Cumberland Telephone
and Telegraph Co.. Inc.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-14

HOUSE GIRL f0T general houEswork
922 4. sth 1t. Main 1882
LOUNG LADY as Bodn dispenser. oI-
perience not necessary. good salary.
United cigar store, 600 Market 81
LADl-Houng lady 70 bill orders. l2t
Market street. Mcrtin's French Dry
Cleaning Co
NURSE wanted, must cunae We'll rec
commended. Mira. Moore, 1917 Main.
OPERATORs wanted Tor saving ma
chimes! a few minors taken, good
conditions and wages Apply acs
Georgia ave. corner Ninth, upsairt.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-14

AVE--Fivs.ro eottaee.
IN nrst -class condition; double garage.
nne location immediate possession.
Price $4,000, 1900 or more cash and
$50 per month. J. Il. johnston Wal
nut 1tbA
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-14

ES--ChlckamauGa car line. 10
acres land new A.room cottage.
So. 900; $500 cash. t2s per month. Main
siia
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-14
AUCTIONS. LECALS
AUCTION SALES


tA1a
ett1 "fBpF
OFFICE OF federal prohibition agent.
room 2aT, Custom House. Chatta-
nooga. Tenr.--Notlce Ia hereby given
that at 2 pm. on Sept. IL. 1890, ~
tho Chattanooga Garage. Inc, on CAR
ter st., ChAttanooga, Tenn. ! win seli
10 tho highest bidder for cash. one
Mitchell. 1915 model touring car,
aelnad for violation Of revised statutes
OF the internal revanus laws. from G.
W. Lowery.
This Sept 81. 1890.
"hn n. n. STROUD
Federal Prohibition Agent and Dep
uty Collector.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-14

One House IN N. Chattanooga.
one house IN orange Grove.
one House IN East Lake,
one SOW and eight PIGS.
All for sale. Call al East Lake Lum-
her ana Boz Co. Hemlock sol,
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-14

EAST SIDE CoTTAGB-~A substantial
b-room cottage, with bath, electric
IiGhta, close In on Vine street. This
is a bargain and will make You a good
homo. Price ts,bOoi $3.50 cash, bal
nnce terms.
HIGHLAND PARK HoME--A splendid
Groom house. well arranged and In
tina condition; extra good lott three
feet above street. Price sdoo0i terms
MAGNIFICENT HoMl1--A beautiful
home, none moro attractivei was built
for q home and unusually good taste
has been used IN every detail has IA
spacious and delightful living room,
beamed ceiling. large brick mNntol
a cheerful dining room connecting
with Kitchen by buffers pantry
three pleasant and airy bedrooms, also
sleeping porch, large oloaetsi hot wa
ter furnace, double garage. Owner
leaving city A big bargain. Price
10000, terms.
JOHN r. CBABTREE.
Third Floor James BIDS. Main SOL
, 1920-01-08

Grating was created by the legislature.
All least another half-million will be
expended upon the Lincoln Highway i'll
1870, as tentative plans are now in
preparation for additional extensive
improvements on all sections.
In Laramie county arrangements are
being made with the officials of the
Union Pacific railroad for the construc-
tion of two under-crossings at danger
Gus points where the highway crosses
the right of way.
The completion of the Telephone
Canyon road i'll Albany county from
the east line of the Laramie city lin
its has just been accomplished. The
der construction will provide II of the
finest stretches of road along the en-
tire highway between Chicago and
Salt Lake City, as this section is on
the old Union Pacific railroad grade
and is entirely of gravel.
In Sweetwater county extensive i'm
proyements are planned for next year,
Not only the tHtire Red Desert Sec
ton between Upton and Point of
Rocks. but the section west of Green
River, now in very bad condition, will
be rebuilt. The new road will pro-
coed north from Green River for a dis
lance of about four miles and then
turn west. crossing the Union Pacific
railroad near Bryan, which viii be the
last crossing of the U. p. for west
bound traffic in Wyoming. The new
location provides for an all-year road
which viii not be blocked by snow in
winter nor affected by heavy rains.
Every effort is being made to elimi.
nate as far as possible all grade cross.
ings within the state, and it is hoped
that by the end of next year there will
he but eight grade crossings remain.
ing ON the Lincoln Highway in the
state. Eight crossings in 400 miles is
considered as safe II route as that pro.
vided by any equal distance on the Lin.
coin Highway.
, 1920-01-08
GARAGE WORK IS GOING AHEAD.
Cement Blocks for New River Street
Garage Being Cast at Rate CT
Fifty or More Per Day.

About fifty cement blocks per day
are being turned by workmen employ
ed by Harvey u Sjoden, and several
hundred are now on hand. steam cured
i'll readiness. for placing in the
walls of the building as soon as the
weather will permit of construction
work. These are the large-siZe blocks.
weighing about 100 pounds each, which
20 into the lower part of the walls. a
smaller size will 500 be started, and
these will be turned OUT more rapidly.
The building is to he st constructed
that Il second story may he added
whenever desired, and the heating ap-
paratus and other equipment installed
will have sufficient capacity for n two
story building. 1t is estimated il ga
rage building will be complete and the
plant in operation by the time the To-
cal tourist season opens this summer.
, 1920-01-08
Ed. PennOck Buys Ranch
Of 800 Acres Near Pinedale.

Ed. r. PennOck, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor Penncck of Saratoga, who has
for Il number of years resided in the
vicinity of Pinedale. in Fremont couII-
ty, has purchased a fine ranch in that
section. according to an item in the
last issue of the Pinedale Roundup.
The ranch, which he formerly work
ed under lease. is near the Boulder
postoffice. Concerning the property
the Roundup says: ut is one of the
pioneer ranches of this section and
comprises 800 acres of decided land.
The place is well improved and is
considered one of the best ranches i'll
this country
, 1920-01-08
PROFITABLE YEAR FOR OIL MEN.
Many New Fields Developed and Large
Strides Made in All Branches of
the Industry in Wyoming.

The year just past has been Il profit
able one for the Wyoming oil indus
try. says the Wyoming Oil News.
The achievements during the year
in this state have not been heraldcd
with as much noise as accompanied
1917, but the progress has been sub
stantial. While the Texas fields were
occupying the center of he stage, the
operators We're busy in Wyoming in
n quiet way and there has been no
tendency to e~xaggerate the true CON
ditions.
The Lance Creek. Rock Creek and
Lost Soldier fields have been placed
in the list of districts marketing
their production. Oil has been found
the Hamilton Dome, the Spindle Top
Dome, in the Usage field, on Ferris
Dome, in Mule Creek and other dis
tricts of the state and wildcat opera
lions giving considerable promise of
opening new fields are under way in
every county in the state.
One refinery in the Big Horn Basin
has been completed and put into oper-
alton. Another in Fremont county
commenced running crude during the
year and another small plant has been
at Lusk. The Midwest and
Standard refineries at Casper and
Greybull have been steadily undergo
ing extensions and during the entire
year construction work has been in
in some part of the state in
building new pipe lines. The Midwest
is also building a new refinery at Lar
annie and it is understood that another
concern perfected plans for II large re-
fncry to be constructed this year.
Wyoming is now in a position to
offer opportunities to oil companies of
all sizes. In the eastern part of the
state one or two shallow fields have
been developed where oil is found at n
depth OF 800 to 600 feet and u well
, 1920-01-08
RAILROAD AGAIN BL0CKADED.
Tuesdays Train Has Not Vet Arrived
at NalcOtt-Cnabie TO Break the
Blockade at Mead's Cut.

Today's mail will he brought in by
sled from Wdicott. the local train hav-
ing been tied up by another blockade
since Tuesday. The light SHOW which
fell tile first of the week filled the cuts
on the lower end of the line and ut last
accounts the train which left here
Tuesday morning had not vet bcCn
able to get through to Walcott.
Yesterday the mail was transferred
to wagons and taken ON to the main
line. and the overland outfit will bring
in the valley mail this evening.
Report has it that IL considerable
amount of %Shovpling will be required to
release the Snow-bound train and it is
proplIeSied that there will be no reg
ular service over Ii local line before
Monday next.
, 1920-01-08

can he completed for not much more
than $1,000. This development has
opened opportunities for profitable
operations i'll IL small way by small
companies. Deep drilling with large
producers as the reward has steadily
increased and large operators who
have been successful in other states
have been attracted to Wyoming.
The state has opened some of the
largest gas wells i'll the country and
the way has been paved for the utili-
cation of this gas i'll IL commercial
way. 1t is understood that several
carbon manufacturing concerns of the
east are preparing to enter the state
as soon as the "anti-carbon law is ii
nally N OF the way, and several alb
Sorption plants have been placed i'll
operation during the year.
The bringing in of another big gush-
er IN Salt Greek has considerably en-
HANGED the value of that already profit
able pool and the early passage Of the
leasing bin is expected to release all
the acreage in this field for develop
mcnt in 1920. The amount of Wild
eating in progress on favorable look
ing structures in all sections of the
state indicates that some new fields
will be developed. including Il very
promising field i'll the ~neighborhood of
Saratoga.
, 1920-01-08
EVERY SECOND FAMILY HAS CAE.
More Than q, 900 Licenses Were L.
sued in l9l9.-26,0GO Is Esti-
mate for Present Year.

There are now more than 21,0DO
automobiles in Wyoming, and that fig
urc represents 5000 more than the
number of ears contained in the STATE
Il year ago. says the Wyoming State
Tribune.
Figures compiled by members of the
secretary of states office force aud an
nounced 10y Deputy IL. VI. Symon7,
show Il total of 21,3T1 licenses ISSUED
last year., AS compared with 1920 for
1918. In addition, 353 motorcycle and
1914 dealers licenses were granted, AZ
compared with 313 and 100 for year
before last. Mr.. Symons estimates
that the auto totals for 1920 will go
to 10000.
Figuring Wyoming's population at
210,000, and five persons to Il family,
this would indicate that every second
family in the state OWE an automO-
bile.
, 1920-01-08
PAULS0N AND ROSTER BUY LAND.
Take Over All Holdings of Old Sara
toga Real Estate Company, Com
posed of New York Men.

]. D.. Paulson spent a couple of
days in Rawlins last week completing
a deal whereby he and County Attorney
A. j. Roster became the owners of all
real estate in this vicinity formerly
owned by the Saratoga Real Estate
Company, a firm which purchased con
siderable property here during the
boom days of twenty-five years ago.
The Zeal also included $50 acres of
farm land lying on the bench just
west of town and adjoining the town
site.
The purchase includes the old Har-
monte hall, for many years utilized as
a dance hall and public gathering
place, and now occupied by Walt.
French as a carpenter shop; a residence
on the hill near the Canary place, and
some other buildings, besides many
unoccupied lots, the complete list OF
the property being as follows
The SEA of Sec. 10, TIP II N, R. 81
w, $50 acres the west half of lot I
in block (the old Harmonic hall)
and lot 10 in block 3, Hugus & Chatter
toms First Addition; the latter being
the corner lot just east of the L. ID.
Peck residence. In Saratoga Real Es-
tate & Improvement Co.'S West Side
Addition, lots Z and II in block IL
lots 1 to 6, inclusive, and Is TO 20, in
elusive, in block 81 lot 3 in block 43
lot IA in block 35; lot IL in block =;
lots . to 6, inclusive, il block 81 lots
. and 10 in block 81, and lots u to n,
inclusive, in block %.
, 1920-01-08
Popular Eneampment Couple
Were Married Last Week.
C~Encampment Echo.)

On Monday evening, Dec. 20, Mr..
Madden were united in the holy bonds
of matrimony. Rev. Abraham of Sara
toga pronouncing the words which
made them Ia and wife, and H. =.
Culleton mi daughter, Miss Mamie,
acting as witnesses. The ceremony
took place at the young couples new
home in the east part of town, which
they purchased some months ago and
had remodeled and furnished through
out before their marriage.
1t was the intention of the couple to
keep their marriage Il secret for the
time. hence there were no guests pres
ent, but shortly after the ceremony
quite n crowd of their friends gather
ed at their home and celebrated the
occasion with Il charivari and merry
making.
Mr.. Thompson is II of the most
popular and honorable young men in
southern Carbon county. He has, with
the exception of a couple of years
spent in the late war. been with the +.
II. Parkinson mercantile house here
ever since he was IL boy on the deliv-
cry wagon, and there is not "A man in
the community that commands any
higher respect.
The bride is also well known in En-
campment, having resided here since
the early days, and is a very popular
and highly respected young lady. She
has been making her home the past
few years with Miss Mary \. Bonn
at the Bohn hotel, and her company as
well as services will he greatly missed
by both Miss Bohn and the patrons of
the hOstelry.