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Evening journal., 1920-11-18
SLA YER ASKING
MERCY, SAXSHE
DIDN'T MURDER
INTENTIONALLY Y
4 ffer SuPpreSsing Sobs Murderer ShouS Com
.PoSure While Sentence Is RepdSsed- Chief
Justice ReUieuS PreUiouS Trial and Pris-
OnerS Escape From Workhouse Before
Pronouncing Doom Second Time

Lcmuel Price. Negro. convicted muir
dcrer OF patrOlman Thomas L. LcDley
who escaped from The county work
house on December %. 1919. several
days prior 90 the day Of his execution
and eludcd capture FOR nearly a year.
was rcscnienced 90 De hanged between
80 o'clock In the morning and o'clock
In the afternoon on Friday. December
B. boy Chief Justice pennewlll and
Judges Boyce and Rice Ia Court Of
oyer and Iermlncr This morning
The court fixed The time OF his exc
cutiOn on That date In view OF the
fact that section iS1 of thc code pro
Vldes that capital punishment shall DE
inflicted not less han ten days after
the day OF the prisoners conviction
As sentence was Imposed on Price,
ho began 90 weep. Warden plummcr,
who was sitting In front OF The prls-
Onors dock, turned around and kindly
urged him not 90 weep. The Negro
/ then forced a smile on his face and
emed 90 retain the rather strained
smile as he was led from me court
room and 90 the elevator. lie was
/ taken 30 the attorney oilce,
| where hp was lodged until ready 10
| be- rctucncd tO the WOrkhOuse.
The court room was crowded with
an audience composed almost entirely
of men for sometime before the time
for court tO convene Persons outside
OF those having business Ia lhe court
were permitted entrance 90 the room
only through the general entrance
lBailins We're stauOnd at The ends o
the corridors on the sides OF ih
ROOM prohibiting persons from en-
tering there.
[ The court was opened al 10 o'clocl
with Judges Royce and Rice on IN
bench Almost Immediately, how
, over. The Judges retired qeain
- lihoir chambers. returning 90 the cour
. room at 1858. with Chief Iustic
pcnnewiil Judge lolsel also sat o
the bench
As me Judges took their places, AZ
fornpv General David j. Rclnhad
directed that "Lcmucl Price b
broughl up" Lcmucl was brough
linio thc room a few minutes later
IhandrufTed 10 John Black. work
house guard. and lhe two. prisoner
and guard. took seats In the dock.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18

Price, when arralgncd. pleaded for
mercy saying that he did not inten-
tiOnally kill unlcer Zebley.
Price. stand up" ordered the chief
justice lie was released OF his hand
cuffs. and stood before the court. N
his characteristic manner. with his
head leaning 10 his left shoulder He
did not seem TO display emotion al
again facing the court
Chief Justice pennewill spoke as
follows 90 the prisoner:
Lemuel Price on the first and sec
Ond days OF December, 1919, you were
tried IN this court for the murder OF
Thomas l.. Zehley and the jury found
you guilty OF murder In the FIRST de-
gree. Whereupon, thereafter YOU
were sentenced 90 be hanged on tho
ninth day Of January, 1920. Before the
date Of execution arrived. YOU ESCAPED
from The workhOuse OF This county
and were recently rccantured. Have
YOU anything now 10 say why exccu-
tlOn should not be awarded on thd
Judgment rendered against you al
your said trial and why you should
not be now rescntcnced thereonY'
well. / would ask The court TO
have mercy. on course | didn't Kill
this man Intentionally at the time"
| responded Price. In an even voice.
N""'N"|N@
/ The chief Justice.
Lomuers response was. Yes. SIR
The ch ef Justice then Imposed sem
tence.
"The sentence in the case as consid-
cred by the court is That you. lemucl
. Price. be- now taken from the bar OF
this court 10 the New Castle County
Workhouse. thc public prison OF thi.
: county, ne place from which yol
b kept In custody until Friday. the thirC
/ day OF December. IN NE year OF oul
! Lord. 1920 and on That day. between
the hours OF 10 o'clock In The morn
ing and 3 o'clock In the afternoon.
YOU be- taken % some convenient place
Of private execution within The pre-
cIncis 6f the said prison enclosure
land that you be then and there hanged
hy the neck until You be dead
You are now committed 10 tho
board Of trustees OF he New Castle
Continued on Page TWOl
Evening journal., 1920-11-18

GENEVA, Switzerland, Nov. Is
Paul Hymlns. just elected FIRST presi-
dent OF the League OF Nations, and
former premier OF Belgium, is his
country's foremost statesman.
Hymans took am active part In the
Belgian conduct OF the war and was
particularly active In placing Bel
GUMS plea for help after the German
invasion before the world.
lie protested when Geneva was
chosen as ihe sea. Of the league ar
gu'ng for Brussels
Hymans Is 55 and was born in BrIis-
sells. he entered public life as a law
yer IN 1885.
Their afier he was
Member OF the House OF Represent
atives.
Member OF the Municipal Council OF
Brussels
Professor and vice-prcsldent OF
Brussels University
Minister 10 England
Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
Belgian Premier
Now by the popular choice OF a
nations Of the world Hymans will
preside at their deliberations and con-
duct their discussions OF ways and
means TO prevent war.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
MANY AT FUNERAL
OF MRS. J. ]. ENGLISH

The funeral OF Ms. Anne r. Eng
lsh. wife Of Postmaster James j..
English, who died suddenly Monday
afternoon. took place from the home
OF her brothFr-in-law John B. English
2u North Rodney street this morning
with high mass at St. Pairicks r..
c church at Q 30 O'Clock. The Rev
lanes p. Quigley. pastor or the
church. onlciated. lnIe,li''l' Was
Tho pallbearers were United states
nisiricf Attorney James II. Hughes
Ir former u. s. District Attorney
Charles F. Curley, Timothy J. Mooney
Nicholas A. Jones, William =. smith
and George Mclntire. ,
"'i1h Nm 0oral offarlncs were handsome
ono room al the home OF Mr. Eaglish
beine nned with the tributes IRON
friends
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
FOUR PASTORS in
200 -YR. OLD PULPIT

Members and friends NJ Lower
Brandywine Presbyterian Church on
the Kennett pike, viii celebrate the
2OOlh anniversary OF the founding OF
the church this afternoon and even
ing The anniversary program in
cludes addresses by former pastors OF
the church and selections by the
church choir.
The afternoon speakers will be .he
Rev. j. T. Marshall. OF Washington
The Rev. Thomas Mcdowell. Jf Elk
View. Md: the Rev. s. L. Irvine. OF
Street, Md and the Rev. j. ~ kugler,
Of Camden, \. j.
The Rev Alexander Allison. Jr., for
mer pastor OF West Presbyterian
Church. this city, will be the evening
speaker. The history OF the church
FOR the pas. two hundred years will
be read by the pastor, the Rev. T. 5.
ArmcntrOut.
Lower Brandywine Church was or
ganized on October IS. 1920.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
SMILE AWHILE

NEW YORK-Martin Fay. az.
found the subway station cold, so
he built a fire on the platform and
went To sleep beside u. Fircmcn
arrested flames and police arrested
Fay.
PALAIkA, Fla.-Whcn painting
contractors went 10 inspect the
tower Of the local water works
they found "a million bats" In the
turyea.
LEBANON. Searching for
wildcat locations. a trapper here
caught tiner, the first known In
Wilson county, the sheriff said.
The tiger was blind and had an s.
gallon daily capacity.
ALTOONA, Pa. - Chickomania
That's what NJ. w. smith has. RE
leased from iail, where he served
i5 months for Stealinq chickens.
Smith was arrested again. Charoe
Stealing chickens from the iail.
CLEVELAND - Vincent Veleno
endured cold meals buttOnleSs
shirts and other discOmfOrtS but
when his wife hit him with his
last bottle Of private stock. he filed
SUIT for divorce.
DENNER-John WeSibrook was
prone 20 compare the curves OF
calendar bathing girl with his
wife'S. Mrs MesthrOOk declared Ia
her divorce suit here. The com
parison didn't please Westbrook-
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
BRIDE n SEEKS
DIVORCE, GROOM II

Mrs. Jane Hubbard Of Cambridge
Md. aged II years. claiming to have
been deserted by her "A years old hus-
band. has filed a suit for divorce in
Cambridge. through her attorney,
LLOYD Webster John II. Hubbard. the
defendant. is said TO have come TO-
Wilmington after he left his wife and
secured work here.
The aged couple were married on
November 4. ON Wednesday morning
Nov. 3. Mr.. Hubbard is sa d iO have
tired Of matrimony and left without
saving a word 20 his wife. Each had
been married before. the former part
ner in both cases having been removed
by death.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
PRICE RESENTENCED TO DIE ON DEC. s.
WEEPS BEFORE HEARING SENTENCE AGAIN
BRITAIN-FRANCE WON'T
RECOGNIZE CONSTANTINE

PARIS United Press)Great Britain France will
government headed by King Constantine the
announced today ne two countries
anto OF the Greek kingdom entitled to determine the character
Of it's government the announcement said.
The decision followed rapid exchange or messages between the
British and French foreign OnlcS
The main card N o the their
situation, through
The treaty.
pointed withdrawal OF their support these
glons n OF the territory TO Greece.
told or increasing OF the nationalist
Minor The Greek there be
Constantine returned mlsh
being demObilzed
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
SLAY 3 NEGROES
WHO KILL WHITE

DOUGLAS, Ga, Nov. is United
Press s)-Three Negroes, two men and
a woman, an implicated in the Kill
ing yesterday afternoon OF Pearly
Harp r, a prominent young planter
were lined up by a mob, shot nd
killed early today.
More than one hundred and NIFTY
men overpOwcred Sheriff Tanner and
his deputies as they sought 10 take
Nihe prisoner TO Fitzgerald, Ca, for
safpkepDing
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
HARDING CAN'T
VISIT VERA CRUZ

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. rs. United
Press. -prcsideni-olcct Harding will
be unable 90 stop at Vera Cruz. ID was
learned on his arrival here today.
steamship officials Informed Senator
Harding NAT 10 would be- Impractical
20 route the boat by way Of the Mex
lean port.
Senator Harding hdi previously ad
vIsed a representative OF the Mexican
government that he would gladly
touch 40 Vera Cruz II steamer move
ments could De adjusted 10 make %
possible.
Harding probably will spend a few
days IN Washington, d. C.. Immediate
ly on his return DO the United States.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
ENTERTNINs AT TURKEY DINNEn.

BRInGENlLl4E, thl.s NOV. loI
James Collision. a wei known resluehl
near here. recently obs rNcd lhe scN-
cniv-second anniversary or his hlrln,
when ne entertained his relallNs anu
friends ai a turkey dinner; AIloniS
ibosc nreseni were Mr.. and Mrs. w
y Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Coli
SON Nir. and Mr. Fr0d Jones' Mr.. ana
Nfrs Clarence Lowe. Mr. and Mrs
clarence Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
.Coiiison. Mir and Mrs Phillip Wrleht
from preston. Md; Mrs. Nathan New
lin. Mr. and Mrs. Tucker and his lhlr,
teen grandchildren and one greal
rrandchild and Miss Dora Collision
from Greenwood, Del.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18

GENEVA Nov. ~. United Press).-
Informal reports here that a League
OF Nations commission intcrcedlng IN
ihe pOlish-Lithuanian dispute, had
been fired upon near kOvno. concen-
lraicd attention today on the league
council which had appointed the
commission
There was severe criticism OF the
council for failure 10 give greater
publicity 90 its decisions and hearings.
a fun explanation OF the proceedings
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
DIR. HALL RETTER TODAY

Word was receiv. d here today fran
Dr. Josephine NJ. Il. White nsLacOur
that the Rev. George g.. Hall. form r
archdaacon OF the Diocese OF hel1-
ware and former pastor Of ST. Johns
Church. is much improved and out
Of Immediate danger. Dr. DeLacOur
Win return 10 this city this after
noon. She was called TO Atlantic
City Yesterday on account OF the
cr. lical illness Of Or. Han.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
RUSm HEAT At BETHiNY.

TWO weeks ago the steam boiler at
Bethany Church collapsed after S
years Of service. To secure and I'M
Stall a new one would cost si,Uo. ON
Wednesday OF This week the steam
was turned on and the building was
adequately warmed for the regular
mid-Wcek service. The new boiler is
Of modern tyne. and of capacity 90 in
sire "a comfortable church the cold
, 81 davs OF winter. Nearly an th'
money is raised TO liquidaie the cost
Of The boiler.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
U. s. Credit Still
Good With W. u.

WASHINGTON, Nov. fS-(United
PreSs)-Charges on President VIII
sons cahlegram 10 the assembly Of
the League of Nations were not
prepaid despite the Western Tn
ions refusal TO accept State De-
partment cables unless cash ac-
companies them. Il was stated al
the White House today.
No notice that its cableqrams
must be prepaid has been received
at the White House, II was said.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
TEAMS GET BUSY
FOR RED CROSS
Women Urge Postoffie and
Bank Visitors TO Sign
Up
SEAFORD SCHOOL
IN 100 P. G. CLASS

Booth teams composed OF women
made their appearance at the post
oflce and IN some Of the banks to-
day, soliciting MEMBERSHIPS for the
Fourth Roll Call OF the Red Gross
Other teams will start tomorrow and
will continue until the end OF the
campaign. Hundreds OF members
have befn gotten by The booth team
at the Hotel dupont and the booth is
is manned by day and evening teams.
Henry p Scott. chairman for The
Fourth Roll Call, IS desriOus that the
next list OF NAMES or members pub
J shad shall be ready early next
week and is asking that all team
captains and workers shall report at
once az many names AS they have,
so that there shall be no delay IN
getting out the next list.
Many more stores and ofiic are
reporting enrollmenis 400 per cent.
strong. This m ans That ev ~ en-
ploye has .aken out a membersh =
Tor 1920 and the establishment is n
Titled to a larg honor poster Ind
eating tina. fact. Among The latest
10 enroll fun str nglh are Henry llar-
ris, samuel Lipson Arrow Clothes
shop. Ben WOlfman. Jess Michele
peter J. Ford Savoy IN aire. Robe
len piano Co.. g. Morton Stou' and
CO.. Farmers Mutual Ere lnsUranc,
Co.. Darlington and TOadvin.
Three church & ans have mad,
splendid prel' minary reports. Th-,
are Trinity Ep sc0pll. Mrs. ]. p
Wickereham; W 20 Presbyier AN
Mrs. J r.. Hudson, and Grac, Mrs
+. T. Ncgendank.
That the school teachers are inter
ested In the outcome OF the Roll Cal
is evidenced in a letter from II. +
Stahl, pr nc pal Of the SeafOrd spec.o
district school at headquarters today
Mr.. Stahl wrote that the school wa.
closed because Of an epidemic Of scar
let fever In that section, but he wa,
advancing the money necessary q
enroll all the rooms. so that TN
Continued on Page Twelve.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
REPUBLICAN WOMEN TO DINE

Under the auspices of The Win ng-
ton tssociate Committee Of Republi-
can Women. an informal rally for
members and workers only VIII be
held AL 3 o'clock tomorrow evening
af Inc Lambuos restaurant. Follow
ING short business me ting supp r
and tnlorialnmcnt Will hc held. ln-
viiaions have been issued by the
romm'ite 90 an The workers.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
TO PAY ELECTION
OFFICERS SATURDAY

Checks for election Officers who
held the recent general election. and
for rental Of rooms where rerislra-
tions and elections were held. will De-
ready for distribution on saturday
morning at the Office 0f The Clerk Of
The Peace. in the Public Building
Checks will be made PAYABLE On the
insp cior In each election a strict.
who will strihute the amounts due
TO Others who served in his district
Checks for rural registration and
election officers will be placed in the
mail on Friday afternoon. No checks
will be- given out before SATURDAY,
morning The Office Of the Clerk Of
the Peace will remain open until
O'Clock Saturday afternoon. for the
accommodation Of those who cannot
call in the morning.
School children need Clover Dairy
SAFE milk. Phone i5iO.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
Mn ,nITF AT EPMORTH TONIGHT

The Rev. Leonard White, pastor OF
NJ. salem Church, VIII reach al
90 EVangclistic service Epworlh
Church his evening. Mr.. White en-
nd Inc min stry from Epworth ana
viii bo greeted This evening by many
OF his fri ndS.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
HARLAN FROLIC TONIGHT.

Final arrangements were made to-
day for the annual entertainment by
he foremen Of the Harlan piant Of the
Bethlehem Shiphuilding Corporation,
which will be given tOnight, In .he
Labor Lyceum, 40 North dupont
street A buffet luncheon Will be
served.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
no REMARK TRAFFIC LINES.

RcQuosI DY /. 4 d fBI0ls, prosIuonT
OF the Delaware safety Council, for
an appropriation Of $50 10 remark
iranlc lines on city streets, probably
will be approved by City Council at
its meeting tonight.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
T0 Am IS AcnEs Tn pAnK

AcIlOn 10 onlbIo The civ Park
Board 10 acquire IS acres OF land on
the north side Of the Brandywine.
west OF me B. a ID. railroad and add
The ground 90 Brandywine Park. NAV
be taken by City Council at lbs req
ular meeting tonight The project was
explained 90 Council last night by
Park Superintendent Mack.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
PYTHIAN SISTERS ENTERTAIN

Delaware Temple, no. 4, Pyth an
lchem, Pa. A dinner will be served
in her honor IN the banquet room of
Pythlan Castle at ) o'clock this af-
ternOOn
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
OLDEST FAMILY CASTS ITS VOTE

WHEELING. W. Na.-When lh'
seven members 'of the Wass family
went 90 the polls 10 wan reveal Il tlal
their combined age totaled 59i years
Tho oldest was MIS-. Betsy, Of. None
Of her SIX broth, rs and sisters were
under 20.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
rn RIILn THREE GARAGEs

InslrCciOr Preston yesterday afig-
noon issued three permits for private
garag as follows:
]. r. Campbell. 1890 Pennsylvania
avenue. 500.
Smythe Construction Company, iiii
Clinton street, $500.
Harry W. Dilocker. 1913 Lowering
avenue. Si2l.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
sHIRT FACTORY no CLOSE.

ALBANY. y. Y, Nov. IS. United
Press. All shirt factories Of the
George Ide Company. will close for
Ian Indefinite period when the orders
now on hand are filled. A Harris lde,
vice-president OF the company an
nounced today. Some Of the factories
will complete their orders and cloN,
this week. Approximately 500 em-
ployes are affected.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
EIIMIGATE CLOsED sCHOOL

Having learned that pupils or the
Richardson Park school had been in
contact with children who were sur
fering contagious diseases the two
school buildings there which have
been closed an week for lack of fuel.
are now being ifumigated under Or
dcrs of the school commiss Oners. II
Is thought that the school buildings
will be opened on next Monday.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
TAKE TIKTON IICFNSES

Marriage licenses were Issued az
Elkion yesterday 10 the following: Jo-
| lseph Claughes and Rebeoca j. Haincs,
/ Wilmington: Joseph l.. Want Mort
lwick. Of Wilmington. and Marie Nc
Cready, purksley, Va.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
cIrin Is mKELY To RMsE MCK.

CINClNNATl-Cupid will kick II
the Green Line. which operates from
CincinnaN iO Newport and COyingtOn.
Ky.. carries through its threat On
discontinue "owl" service. becaus the
two cities won't permit q fare in
crease.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
POOL CUE GUS MAYMAN

William Wayman, Negro, % years
old. COS Christiana street, was treated
al the Delaware Hospital, last night
for lacerations Of the scalp. lie said,
he was struck in the head with a
pool cue, in the hands OF anothcS
negro, but refused TO tell the mans
name.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
LOST AND tOuND

-,-s--l~-s---~---~~
L OST-ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON
- small pocketbook. with check inside
Phone 5224-W. novlS-1t.
Continued on Page Twelve.)
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
TODAY'S TEMpEnATInE

Al The Even ng Journal Onlce.
500 A. M.....35 1900 p. AZ
1000 A. M.....39 100 p. .&3
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
Mass ron l.. c. h. A. DECEASED.

Requiem mass will be said in ST.
pairick's r. G.. Church at 9 o'clock To-.
morrow morning for the deceased
msmhers Of the Ladies' Catholic
Benevolent Association. Relatives
and friends are invited TO attend.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
SIN AND TIDE

sun rises ...................6f7 4. NJ.
sun SETS ....................4.i p. NJ.
Head of ChriStiana.
High water. 80 A. NJ. 5.35 p. NJ.
Low water. 1920 A. NJ 1875 p. NJ.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18

s25 worth o. Records free. Afford
Plano Co. 2i0 " 9th St.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-11-18
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight and Friday rising tenn
perature. moderate southwest winds.
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friends, NJ. Misses Mildred May and
Fay Jones, Of Catlettsburg. who have
been visiting Mrs Berta Nanhoose
returned home Monday ........ Miss
Bertha Hensley spent last Sunday and
Sunday night With the Misses Lester
..-.. Mrs. Allie McCloud, daughter
and son OF West Moreland, are visiting
relatives at this place =, Miss Ruth
McCloud spent Sunday night with Miss
Florence Loar Z. .t .Pearley Skeens
returned 10 his home AT Catlettsburg
Sunday after visiting relatives at this
place. Several from here attended
the ice cream social at Martin Potters
Saturday night Mrs. Louisa Loar
had as her dinner guests Sunday Mr..
and Mrs J. o.. Ellis. Mrs. Margaret
Howard and Mrs. Mile Lester -
=, Misses Florence and Clarcia May
Skoens visited friends at Clay Point
Friday "a. William Skeens returned
Monday TO Breeder. W. Va. where he
has employment .,.... Miss Florence
Skeens spent last Tuesday night with
her aunt at Merldeth. Miss Edna
Hickman, who has been at Hunting
ton, returned home Saturday. Mr..
and Mrs Charlie Gillkerson, Of Kenova
were the dinner guests OF Mrs. John
Laur SUNDAY ,.. Oliver Cyrus is
visiting friends at this place, Mrs.
Oracle fianley and little daughter.
zelma, were visiting Mrs. Lol+a Hanley
last Saturday Robert Yanhoose
has gone 10 Walbridge 10 work.
NoBODY'S DARLING.
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CHRISTMAS

AIRS Jennie chafffn and daughter.
Miss Lula. and Stella Carter were
shopping here Saturday. Paul Bur
ton was n pleasant caller here Friday.
49,. .Okey Chafrin called on his sister,
Mrs. Lon lobe. Wednesday. 80. Little
George Adkins. who has been very sick
Is improving .... Sunday School Will
be organized here sunday. June 9Th.
Everybody Is invited 20 come cut and
help make a good Sunday Schoi, ..+,
Miss stella Carter OF Matewan. w.
Va. Is spending the summer with her
grandmother, Mrs. X. N. Chaffln.
Mrs Hester Chapman and brother.
Willie Adkins, were visiting relatives
at Potter Thursday. w o. Spill
man and wife were visiting on Morgan
creek Sunday Mrs. c, Burton was
calling on her sister. Mrs. Carrie Gil
liam. Sunday. Willard Berry. OF
Yatesviilc. visited WILLARD Spillman
Saturday and Sunday 80. John and
Elisha lobe. who have been AT Chat
i.roy. w Va. for few months. re-
turned home last week.
SUNFLOWER.
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GRIFFITH CREEK

The memorial service held az tue
Franklin graveyard Sunday was very
largely attended. Rev, w. D. See OF
Kenova, w. Va, assisted the local
ministery in very able way. Rev.
H. w. Lambert and Rev. z. W. Lam
bert each preached very able sermons.
The service was dedicated 10 the lives
of our deceased neighbors. Charley
Summons and wife, Mary Coburn
Sammons' Who each answered the final