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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-09
WEST LIBERTY.
NORMAL SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT.
PREcEpED BY SHAKESPEA4kS' Ao,
YOU LIZ r. F cwyS
Dramatic Effort Of Last Night 20 %
Followed With Closing 1xeroseS
To-day.

Tho annual commencement exercises;
OF the West Liberty Normal school WI:
be held this morning at l9:3o oSloI N
at which time n class or 81 Studc:
will graduate. Six Of this numpcr nay
taken tho standard normal course VIM
the remainder have completed the sh"''
normal course. $1,000 iii, y,
The commencement ADDRESS VII W
delivered by Dr. Frank Graves. dean o.
the College of Education, OF Inifersl.!
OF Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia. "a;
The presentation Of the diplomas VII
be made by one Of the members OF tAc
State Board Of Regents.
In the afternoon there Will DC 4 pas.
hall game between the Normal team
and the Alumni. This Is promised 10
be very interesting. o,
A very interesting program mas peeIi
arranged by the alumni association
which will be held III the evening.
Shakcspcarcs AS You Like IT, W.
presented az the class play. last nlsnii
and the manner in which the youhtLu VI
actors and actresses portrayed th''
dramatic classic on Tuesday might re-
Elected the utmost credit upon ln"li
coach and director. Mrs. Lima Hennins-
Sherman. 81,
The Warwood band furnished the
music for the affair and the attendance
exceeded even the expectations or those
of the cast. their tutors and iona ana
proud parents who witnessed the pre-
Scntat iun of the play.
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Woman To Re Represented.

CHICAGO. June S.--The committee on
rules, by unanimous vote today. recon-
mended to the convention that the cN-
ecutive committee of the national R'-
publican committee be increased from
10 to Is so as to give women repre-
sentation.
The vote was taken after delegation
speaking for the woman's section o!
Tho Marty asked that women be allowed
to sit in the executive body, in antlci-
patton Of adoption Of the suffrage
amendment Speakers included Mrs.
Medill Mccormick, Illinois: Miss MARY
Garrett Hay, New York: Mrs. Raymond
Rohinsc. illinois. and Mrs. Katherine
Phillips Edison. California.
viii II. Hays. national chairman. VINO
took part in tho general discussion said
IL the convention adopted the recon-
mcndations nc would have authority 10
appoint any number OF women. he
thought, however. that the membership
would be eight men and seven women
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BRYAN for HDry" Endorsement.

CHICAGO. June S.-William Jennings
Bryan strongly urged that the Republl-
can convention introduce plank IN ltS
platform endorsing the eighteenth
amndmcnt MS interpreted by the Vol
stead act, in an address before mass
meeting Of "drys" today.
All l can say TO these Ecpuolicans
in convention here il that l will DC At
San Francisco in 4 NOR" important
capacity than l am here. said Mr.
Bryan. r,,,,.-.-
convention uu as an example TO the
San Francisco meeting than TO be fore,
cd to have TO deprecate its stand should
1t dodge this question. The oOmmitt'"
handling the framing Of the Republican
platform should approve what that
party has already done through ~
representative at Washington
III clear. dry plank IS adopleu
here will sec that my party embraces
the very same words III similar
plank"
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HEADS PLATFORM MEN
Continued from Page One

deCla rations in time for submission to
the convention Thursday.
Those ClamOring for an audience In
cludcd vets and dryS suffragists and
anti-Suffra lists, econ0mSt(. Irish SYM
pathiscrs. labor leaders and many 9TH
ers who thought they could give the
committee winning ideas for the plat
form. Some were heard today and to-
night. but tn" majority, including the
labor representatives and u delegation
which wants freedom for Ireland. had
TO be put over until tomorrow.
Sub Committee ut work
Meantime arrangements were made
for n subcommittee TO 20 TO work on
disputed questions Of r|,ry. incIGuins
the psrty's stand on the lcaEu" OF ma
lions and other outstanding issues
which Stll are in contest.
Senator Watson. who for weeks has
been in rharrg Of a series Of platform
declarations was chosen chairman by n
committee members from Kansas. Mary
land and Gc0rSia voting for his oppon-
cnr. ogden Mills of New York. Mr..
Mills was head OF an cA"Cutiv" COM
mittec. wh!rh compiled tn" platform
suggestions of IN" committee of ii;
and in lobby gossip h" was credited
with having the support Of VII! n;
HAYS. the national chairman. 10 head
also the resolutions committee.
limo Limit Adopted
Immediately after cfIcCiinS us or
ganihation the committee threw open
it, doors. but before the hearings had
Eon" far they were suspended. Will" ny
unanimous vote II was decided to put IL
tirno limit on all who desired 10 be
heard On questions wh-r" tw" sides
- ere 10 be presented. IN" allotment was
" minutes in all. equally divided. anu
ON all other subjects !; was five MIN
utcs
Among thos" who appeared tofily
and tonight wcr" Professor Irving
Fisher. o: fal". who advocated an IN
Ncstigation of currency initiation; FOR
mer representative Charles y Fowler:
Of New Jersey. advocating revision "f
the banking and currency laws: :. !.
Bond of Missouri, who wanted PRICE
hiking ~ WET time declared in violation
Of tho constitution.
Tomorrow Samuel Gompers. president
Of the American Federation Of Labor.
is to present his program. lI"nrN Lane
Wilson, former ambassador I" Mexico.
Is to recommend n MrNl"an plank ana a
delegation headed by Prank /. NaIsn'
is argue for Il plank advocating irish
freedom. There also ar" scores q!
others on the days program and the iSt
tonight was growing.
Treaty Fight Not Involved.
1t was universally declared that M
angle Of tn" treaty fight was involved
in the contest between Senator watson
and Mr.. Mills FOR the resolutions chair.
manship. and that tn" dIi"r"n'" OF
opinion az TO who should head IN" com
mittce was based on persona! GROUNDS
purely. "
Isaac VI. Tnman. ~ Connecticut. was
appointed secretary Of tho committee:
The first petitioners TO get m" ear "i
the newly formed commits" were a
grouD of women representing thr M
tional Woman SufTrag" .\SSocial ION.
They stood a, tho door ms III" members
went into executive session. Ia organize,
and presented each with Cir"ula ask
ing that the convention take such action
no would mako ratification of the suf-
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. June S.-Thcre was no
change in the raw sugar market today.
although the undertonc seemed to he 4
little firmer. as yesterdays transactions
seemed TO have cleared the market for
the time being OF sugars pressing for
sale. There was nothing offering today
and the market closed at 10 cents for
Cubas cost and freight. equal TO cV.Oo
for centrifugal.
The market for refined was unchanged
at GO to 26lzc Tor fine Granulated one
refiner was said to be making allotment
for Juno shipment at % cents. but other
wise there was no change in the situa-
ton.
The slightly frmcr tone In raw sugar
led 10 scattered buying in sugar futures
and caused advances OF % to IS points.
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DEAN r. W. GRAVES HERE.

Or. Frank W. Graves. dean or NhH
school of education Of the University or
Pennsylvania, with Noah 4. Moore and
william T. McCuC. registered yesterday
at the Mcclure hotel.
DR. Graves will preside today at IN"
commencement exercises at the West
Liberty State Normal SChOo! at West
Liberty. ". Va, and will address the
graduating class.
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VICTIMS
FUNERAL THURSDAY

Funeral services for Albert Strincki.
who was instantly killed in the. Hitch
man mine at Rcnwood late Monday AT.
crnoon. will he held in St: James
Catholic church at McMechcn THURSDAY
morning, the Rev. Father Galway OF
firiatinE. Intcrmcnt will be made IN
Mount Calvary cemetery.
StrinCki. an Austrian minor. toucnconn
A. live wire in the mine about 4:5o
o'clock Monday. dying instantly.
lie was 81 years of age. and leaves 4
wife and two children. They lived on
South Caldwell street, McMcchcn, Ihe
accident victim came 10 America ten
years ago from Austria.
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WOOD POSSIBLE
CONTINUED Prom Page one.)

made late today 10 form a union or
western state delegations under aus
pieces OF Senator Johnsons supporters.
The first step, meeting called just
after the convention adjourned ny
State Senator Frank Z. Flint of the
California delegation, was attended by
delegates representing Utah. Washing
ton Nevada. Arizona and Oregon.
that nothing was discussed at tho scs-
sion but the platform and proposals at
rccting the action Of the credentials
committee. Others participating. now,
ever said that the gathering w"uIa
probably be called again and cNtGpdcd
10 take in other western states.
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ROTARY CLUB
W|LLF|NANCE
, FAIRGROUNDS
Part Of 5000 subscription Raised at
The weekly Luncheon Held AZ
Noon Tuesday

1t was decided at the weekly meeting
and luncheon Of the Rotary club at the
Mcclure hotel on tuesday that the mem
bars finance the local playground asso-
ciatkns for the coming summer season.
The sum or $4,000 will be raised by the
members. 1850 being subscribed NJ the
meeting and the public affairs commit
tee of the club will at once devise means
TO raise the remainder OF the fund.
OF the sum given yesterday the CLUB
itself gabe $50 and the Individual mem
bers pledged the remaining amounts.
The city's failure to take the play
grounds under municipal control was
the cause OF the action of the CLUB
members
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oPPo1ruH1T11s
OPPORTUNITY ARRIVES

OPPORTUNITY ARRIVES.
We want a young man who can stand
prosperity. He will be given the e1clu.
sive state selling rights for new in.
vention that has an excellent future; nc
permanent income from
renewal orders. Mr.. Delker. OF Phila-
delphia, Is at Hotel Windsor interview
ing applicants. Come right up to room
500. Successful applicant must have
a bout $3.50 to finance himself. 1e-S-t
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CHICAGO, June S.-Picketing by NC
national womcn's party outside the Cot
!seum today, was as quiet as lawn
social. r,
Under orders from Mayor Thompson
FOR Tho nickets as possible. For four
hours they stood barehcaded and stleHi;;
in the sun holding banners. Thcy VIII
be on the job again tomorrow and until
the convention adjourns.
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Aliens Speech Ready.

CHICAGO. June S.-tioVern"r Alien
eral Wood In nomination tonight com
pleted his speech and took IT :" Fort
Sheridan for 1tnal approval By the gen
eral The speech IL was said. pT"naoiy
will not run over 400 words. tahIhs
about fifteen minutes to deliver.
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MANI Candidate.

CHICAGO. June S.-A new candidate
nomination appeared today. when th'
secretary Of state OF Montana sent t"
members OF the delegation cert'hcatcs
showing that Joseph NJ. Dixon, Ct MIS-
soula. had received the prefential vol"
In the urinary.
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ro1 sA1E-K1vzH CRAFT.

Zee this full cabin, as h. p. Light
draft rnotorboat Has IN OAK bot.
tom, good sized decks, es 81. hull.
Lynn ct 9Th st., wheeling. henry
Salads, llos water It, wheeling,
W. Va my-2s-r
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PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK. Juno S.--Thr Standard
on company Of New York today reduced
tho price Of petroleum \. cents making
casns "Ga, cents gallon. refined III
tanks "i7. cents and standard whlte III
barrels ~. ccnis.
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ruHn1sx1D ROOM WAITED.

wAMTHD-Modern furnished room COM
Meeting bath. conveniences. privileges.
phone and private entrance. Central
location. Address. giving full partfcu.
lars. A. H.. care Intelligencer. je-S-l
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wANrrD-Fu1n1sHD 1oolIy.

wAMTTD-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, by permanent cou-
ple without children. Address, giving
particulars as to convcniences, E: Cal
man, care Intclligencer. Je-5-tt
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Tho greater Tho necessity for saving
The greater vour onp"ri unity TO US"
Tha lntaIlI nsnIAr Want Ada
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wAMrED-To RIFT.

wAMTBb-To rent S or 6 room house.
Rent not to exceed $1,000. Please re-
ply. Address VIM. D. Link, P. o. Box
sis, City. phone 7ss-R. 1e-:-r
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Five Minutes to Answer This.
No, 426.

The Indian squaw and her papnosc
s,rr,St the naIn6S Of two American
rivers.
" nat ar" they?
Answer to No. AT.
Mccarthy led his brld" To ih" altar
when she was Is Years ii age. Mccarthy
was 3H at the tim" 80 that today II" Is
- and tn" niSsuS is %.
(Copyr!Ght. 1890. by Sam Loyd.)
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DIED

BRoCEHAGpT-OnT Tuesday, June Sth,
1920, at $3.50 O'Clock a. m. ]. PAUL,
BROCKHARDT. aged 81 years and
months.
Funeral services at the residence of his
daughter. Mrs. 4. Z. Schneider. on
Thursday afternoon az O'Clock
Friends invited to attend. Intermeni
at Greenwood cemetery.
sALADE-On Monday. June It'll. 1920. AZ
o'clock 2. M, at his late residence.
sos Main street, WILLIAM Angus.
TCS SALADE. in his End year.
Funeral from the homo Wednesday.
Juno 9Th, at 2 O'Clock. Friends in
vited. Interment at Mt. Wood ccme
terry.
(F'ricnds are kindly requested 70 omit
flowers)
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FOE SAL1-Country home, Of A. D.
Hood. on Fairmont Pike, ~ miles
from Wheeling. Modern s room house
with bath. slate roof. stone foundation.
furnace, gas. water and we'll, good barn
40x60. Poultry house. Is acres good
land, 200 bearing fruit trees, on paved
road to city. Inquire A D. Hood, prem
ises jeff
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WANTED-NAI1

WANTED-l1AI1
wANrED-Good strong boy to learn
stereotype trade. Apply Foreman In
tclligencer, eth floor News building, al
ter I p. m. je-S-tf
wANTED-Shaft sinkers; steady en-
ployment, good wages, comfortable
surroundings. +. r. Jones. Supt., NC
Graws, w. Va. 1e-9-i
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. car washer.
REQ Distributing Co., 37-H Goth st.
Call 167. 3e-7-i
WANTHD-Two linotype operators
Apply 10 Foreman Intelligence,
je-a-tf
wANFBD-Good strong boy to work In
composing room at night. Must be
I6 years OF age. Apply Foreman In.
telligcncer after 700 p. m. je-1-
r6x sALI-Horse, 500 will buy good
1850 pound work horse, years old.
Call at once. Phone ga Wheeling. OF
1914 Water street. je-9-h
FOR sALE-3 husses. all in good condi.
ton. seating l6. IS and IS passenger:
respectively. Will sell separate or to:
gcther. All equipped with good core
2as-R Wellsburg. See o. r. carman.
Wellsurs. ,e-'-m
Fo1 sALE-Ford Sedan. 1918 model. ex'
cellent condition, wire wheels, shoci
absorhers. chains. tool box. storage bat
terry. One big bargain. for $625.00. ST
Clair Auto Co.. st. Clairsyille,O. Je-S-t
ROE sALE-Studebaker six.seven pas.
senEer. 1S model. in good running or.
der: five good tires. Price $4,000. o.
cash difference. Write Jas. l.. Fry.
Shadyslde, o. je-8-i
FOE sAL1-Country homo, Of A. D.
Hood. on Fairmont Pike, 3h miles
with bath. slate roof. stone foundation.
furnace, gas. water and we'll. good barn
40x60. Poultry house. Is acres good
land, 200 bearing fruit trees, on paved
road to city. Inquire A D. Hood, prem
Uses. je-I-l
ron sALE-Saddle horse. Beautiful
black seven 90 years old. Can be
seen at Paul Dorsey's training stable,
end ST., DR.. W. B. Fletcher, Moundsville,
W. Va. 1e-I-i
ToR sALH-Office desks. Several first
class flat top and standing office desks
in good condition. Ask for r. n. Cum
Minis. Hazel-Atlas Glass Co.. Conserva.
tive Life Bldg. 1e-S-5i
FOR SALN-30 used motorcycles ant
side cars, reasonable prices. all makes
easy terms. Wheeling Cycle Co. 10l(
Market street. my-29-30t
ZOE 1EN9
FoR 1HNT-Nice sleeping rooms. nice
~ furnished, III Market st. je-9-i
Po3 RHM5-3 furnished Housekeeping
rooms and bath on Island and fur.
nished housekeeping rooms on Chapltnt
St. Enquire 1929 Chapline. je-S-i
PoI RENT-HurniShsd rooms for nEAi
housekeeping. Also sleeping roomi
for gentlemen. Pine location, With al
convsnisnces. Apply ID floor new In.
tslngsnesr 1ldS., 1905 MARKET 1t;
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1oG HAL1

F6R sALI-Horse. 500 will buy good
1850 pound work horse, years old.
Call Mt once. Phone ga Wheeling. OF
1914 Water street. je-9-h
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wANTED-Good strong boy to learn
stereotype trade. Apply Foreman In
tclligencer. eth floor News building. al
ter p. m. je-S-tf
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FoR SALE-Saddle horse. Beautiful
black seven Cd years old. Can be
seen at Paul porssy's, training stable
End ST., DR.. W. B. Fletcher. Moundsviller
". Va. 1e-I-i
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YoR SALE-3 husses, all in good condi.
ton. seating 16, IS and % passenger:
respectively. Will sell separate or to-
gcther. All equipped with good core
tires. II desired will make terms. Bel!
o2s-R Wellsburg. See o. r. Carman.
Wellsurg. je-3-m
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Whether the convent ion floor Is II
turn 10 repeat tho history Of the scnat,
with thu contestants. carrying thc!l
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wANTED-Shaft sinkers; steady en-
ployment. good wages. comfortable
surroundings. 4. r. Jones. Supt., Nc
Graws, w. Va. je-9-i
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ROE SALE-Studebaker six-seven pas.
senEer. 'lS model. in good running or.
der. five good tires. Price $4,000. OF
will exchange for Ford roadster with
cash difference. Write Jas. L. Fry.
Shadyside, o. je-S-i
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ron sAIE-Ford Sedan. 1918 model. ex
cellent condition, S wire wheels, shoci
absorhers. chains. tool box. storage bat
terv. One big bargain, for ;625.00. St
Clair Auto Co.. st. Clairsyille.O. Je-S-t
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ToR sALB-Office desks. Several first
class flat top and standing office desk:
in good condition. Ask for r. N. Cum
Minis, Hazel-Atlas Glass Co.. Conserva.
tive Life Bldg. 5e-5-5i
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HEALTH INSURANCE
] F|GRT IS LAUNCHED
MedlcaI Society to Name Com
rittee to Oppose Proposed
State Scheme
ACTION NOT UNEXPECTED

ala Reach. June 16.-Rec-
,r,npcndations looking toward q ., reor
Ooanization Of the work OF me Meulcsi .a.
society Of New Jersey ana tne creat,1n ,Sa
81 a fund to be used in protecting ,ne
welfare Of the public and the lnterests "
tbe medical profession have peen auops
Cd by the open house oil the Meu,ea'
societv of New Jersey. after the sus
ssstions had been made by speeias
Committee. The proposed system oi
health insurance under state control
nrocipitated series OF motions looh,ns
toward the protection OF their interests.
10 was known that such action was 10
no taken. because the trustees in
closed meeting Monday paved the way
for IL BY indorsing the recommendations
Of the committee, which consisted ol
Citv. DR., David G. English Of New.
psHSrs,cick S DR.. Joseph G. Mccoy, of
Paterson: DR.. Wells p. Eaglcton, of
Newark, and DR.. Henry b. Costiil, oil
Trenton. , A.. ....,o.,
hnfore tho physicians finally presented
amendments to the bylaws permitting
tbe carving out Of the recommendation
ss made by the committee. DR.. Henry
p Costill, of Trenton, declared that
u II were going to become necessary for
the nhysicinns Of the state to becomt
noliticians in order to protect the in
terests of the public and safeguard
their own profession, he suggested tha'
tbey stop dickering with negotiations
oycr every individual bill presented Al
Trenton and get down to the matter II
q business way by forcing complete
reorganization OF the state Board o
Ucalth. which, he said. was lax In II!
duty toward safeguarding the stand
ards OF medical practice. Suggestion
looking toward the uniting Of the physi
cians, pharmacists. dentists and nurses
we're also made and will probably b,
acted upon later in the sessions.
With the introduction Of the proposed
amendments to the bylaws which vii
hermit Of the creation of permanen
welfare committee. the employment o
director Of welfare and the expen
diture Of the funds necessary to carr,
out the work. the fight against IN
health insurance project went over TO
a day. This afternoon it will b
taken up again. however. and n bite
attack on the scheme Is anticipated
The foundations will be laid then 70
the courts looking toward its defeat pex
year. when II reappears in the L6gis
lature.
The society is also getting ready t.
register vigorous attacks against tn
operation of the chiropractic licensin
law which was passed by the Legisla
ture this year. They intend to forr
the passage Of the bill, which il de
signed to place all drugless healers unde
the control Of the state board Of OK
aminers, which would thus regulate tn
chiropractics.
Most of the morning session was givel
over to the presentation of reports o
the various committee chairmen. Thes
reports showed the society to be in n,
excellent financial condition and wei
represented in membership.
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93-YEAR-OLDCLERK
QUITS Church JOB
Dr.. A. P. Botsford Succeeded by
Or. A. B. Collins at Presby-
terian Session |
RESIGNATION IS TOUCHING

Bridgeton, N. j., June 16.-The West
Jersey Presbytery had it's summer meet
ing in West Church here yesterday and
the attendance was large. There was
a touching scene when DR.. A. r. Bots
ford, Of Woodbury.. the ninety three
year. old stated clerk Of the presbytery
resigned after years, Of service. Man,
tributes were paid to him as his resigna
tion was accepted, and the Rev. Or. A
b. Collins, Of the First Church, Bridge
ton. was elected his successor. Til,
Rev. Henry G. McCool. Of Williams
town, the vice moderator. presided. AL,
len B. Endicott. the moderator, Is i'll II
his home in Atlantic City.
The presbytery will lose its vice mod
orator. as the Rev. DR.. McCool has &c
cepted q call from Bonneville, Ind. Hi
pastoral relations in this presbyter
were dissolved and dismissal givei
him. The Revt Oscar G. Morton. o
the West Church. Bridgeton. was electe
his successor as vice moderator.
The Rev. Charles Williams was re
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WEopINos OF "A pAY

= " . = j d.
woodbury., MI, June 18.--Nfiss r.
Josephine Mitchell, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. q. Mitchell, became the bride
Of Albert Warfeld Hopes, of
west Chester, Pa, yesterday. The
ceremony took place In Christ protes-
tant Episcopal Chnrah ct 4 80 o'clock,
the Rev. r G.. Williams, the rector,
officiating. The bride WIS attended by
her sister, Mrs. Robert NJ. Ogden, Jr.,
of San Francisco. as matron of honor,
and these bridesmaids: Miss Margaret
Ellis. Of Savannah, Ca; Miss Eleanor
C. Whitley, Of Baltimore. Nd. Miss
Elizabeth 7. Nimick, Of Pittsburgh, ant
Miss Mary l., Scull, Of Philadelphia
The best man vas Edward Hopes, OF
West Chester, brother Of the, groom.
The father Of the bride Is superin
tendent Of the West Jersey and Sea
shore Railroad Co. Tho family re
Gently took up their home in this city
They formerly resided in Pittsburgh.