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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-01-01

magistrate for ten years at $1,000 an
nually.
Lawrence G. Fish, magistrate for ten
years.
A; V. B: voorhls, reappointed
Justice Of Special Sessions for ton
years at $4,000 a year.
me biggest plum handed out by the
Republicans yesterday Of the
appointments at the disposal of Re
publicans already having been made
was that of deputy register of Brook
iyn, which went to Jacob Bartscherer
leader of the 10th Assembly District
The place carries a salary Of $500
John s. Gaynor, retiring Republican
leader OF the Board of Aldermen, was
named cashier Of the State Excise De
partment to succeed Mr.. Rartscherer
John J. Martin, secretary to Philir
Bcrolzheimer, resigned yesterday to
enter the motor truck business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-01-01
Mint Breaks Coin Record
More Than 5OO,OOO,OOO Pieces
Made in PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 31.-The Phila.
delphia Mint shattered coinage records
in the year closing tonight. During
1919 domestic coinage totaled 5OO,915.-
600 pieces, as compared with 367 845.-
COS in 1918. In addition, coinage for
foreign countries in the last twelve
months amounted to 90,526,195 pieces
compared with 28,48O,0OO pieces in
1918.
Throughout the year there was a
heavy demand for all coins except so
cent pieces. Pennies were in greatest
demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-01-01
Additional Army Casualties
And CHANGES in Statu

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-The fol-
lowing recapitulation OF army casual
ties was given out to-day: A. Z. F.,
outside of Siberia, prior to November
II, 1919 Killed in action, 2; current
casualties A. +. e.: Died of disease, 2.
Total, 4. A. Z. E. prior to November
II, 1918, discovered from research of
the records: Current casualties in
A. E. F.. died or disease, Private
Harry O. Lambson, Waterville, N. Y.
Changes in status: Killed in action,
previously reported died of wounds
Corporal Joseph Liechty, Clifton, N. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-01-01

tons. When assured of just dealings
Americas workers are able to CO.
operate in freeing production from the
preventing grasp of spectators and
influences that manipulate industry to
enrich few who gain unfair advan.
tage, thus preventing production to the
ruin of all
This is big job, but il is essen
tial for well-grounded development in
the years to come. 1t is essential ia
that ideal which is America--equal
opportunity for all. Americas workers
will do their full share in working out
all our country's problems.
"Hail to the New Year 192Oi Nav
it bring freedom, glory and happiness
to all our people"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-01-01
Federal Judges Appeal on Tax

WASHINGTON, Dec 31-Appeals
from Federal cour. DEGREES upholding
the CONSTITUTE onality OF taxes on sala-
ries OF United States Judges were filed
to-day in the Supreme Court The
proceedings were instituted originally
in Cincinnati by District Judge Walter
Evans.
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evening. was the Chelsea Arts Cluo
ball at Albert Hall,
Here surprises took place every hour
until a. None big feature being
the dethroning of the God OF War BIZ
the Angel of Peace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-01-01
Considine's Closes yts Doors

inc Joyousness of the New Year did
~ ~ penetrate the gloom surrounding
a oOssIdine,s cafe, at Forty-second Street
for nloaaway' a famous meeting place
tr sportsmen in the country and
known the world over. for With ias,
night the cafe. in which the articles ~
s agreement for the Johnson-Jeffries
"sn' and various other fights and sport
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On the day when the law went 9"
ON certain birds. happened I" DE Ath
ing in n little settlement on I'N.'
Witch is ia the heart Of tn" hlrda"""'-
Ing country 49,, 49,. ,,r,.
II daylight on the great day We w.
nwukrnrd l., shots up the flN'I """,
iheTr ntr u large number 81 hill"7 ~
IA few minutes v" began !" '' a.
,,hI,, of wing, aud Ih" 'rV al Ii'th'
.u,I hind, as Ih,y Gluw past h""" ne
,i,,, Md down Ihr IINrI w"i' "n"N
mara blinds with many more i"'" ~ '"t
IA, walt IL send ih"h rh""'i' 80
int, tho huIrIrrr. h' rI''I"l' Ih''
IuIor nnd pI"nI "h'" 'h' ''"r ~ ,t
l,n.IIos Tint had :. m"i"'"i -" u, "
81 me- nnI gong '"h "'"F' ''' ~
fiuIIrIluT I" ""''h -, mn.
Jl,,, ,uII IL rIr"ri. 81 '''"'"' ''"' u
,I,orn In anything ."rh !" ~
go, rrur, 81 that w"'h /" " '"'"hr' ~
vhi, H. "u" patty ru"" ~" VOW" wv
,,lh,, I.n,l, lam ~" 'h""''r. h"'' '''
~ u l....,
birds hul ducauI " Irlu "'''
,nu,h chm IT, rh""i cIry riC' """ .,"l
.n nav, II run mud "S' lI""'"l I"
49,, nj tho wIt,htup hour 81 lawn ""',
wandering about TIA" """''
,rnrphcg nnd soaring up '"N'N
birds md making now n iuI'' '''' "''M
, rurrcrgfuI shot aud eating '''" "',
under tho open rlty' -" 81 . ,lfN" Nv
Even can goo that IIu' her" y ""r
yrstIon--yun could de- all that ma W.,
unite rs much or NOR" "l''lI, ana 'h""'
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BETHESDA

I. ,"L I,r luru '.I.,I.," I, ""i
TO-. &C. I".". We ""l NJ" 90
t..,rj". o".r r,""u. '.''l'.I "'' i''"
."' 80. ''""'"'I '"..i.. ','''" h"''h cot"
..u"Ir.
N,.,r I,,,",l ~ -.,,j,.,"". ilr" ~ ,o
.uf,rug 81, ",lp l"''
ur.,r I,.,l" II"II ~ 'l". rlnul Uihi"
.. I.,rl preached - .''V "hI' "''r""" -
rI,. Hi.vI,u Iirll -" Eu"l"' '"'"t""
s.p, VII s""n g" ~ 20 missionary ="
NJ rfrrr"u rnrrrr, aud Family nrl
Nh RUTH 'uu'rd mud 'hIl'r"n aud VI
Andrew Jarrett w"T" st renter. III" S'i
urdny aud attended Ia" !.l" held 10y
Mr. tar"lIn" Lucas
MIR aud Mrs. jaime" Fitch ana Mr..
King If n"m"S attended tho M"Mill"n
,air here saturday.
MIR and Mrs. J"hu lTrG"uhotham and
Mr. = T.. II,r" 81 -. tllirSy.lIc w"r"
pleasant cull"rs her" Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Barker ana son
Forrest and wife returned Sunday from
Il VISIT with relatives at Tau"Svtil".
Mrs BtnI Ih,ll OF Ky"sv!lI". /" visit
ing her horth"r. Mi ". $. Barker and
family Of TINS piac"
MIR and Mrs clyde Wilcox aud
DAUGHTER Elizabeth hAv" returned from
an extended visit with her parents. Mr..
aud Mrs John Hatcher "f It"d Star.
Nrk.. aud friends
Mrs blanche Vaughn "r lirlm"nt Is
spending this Wr"k wIth h"r parents.
Mr. and Mira Andrew Jarrett
Mr. Alton and l'auI Perkins l"ft ON
Tt,adty morning IN their touring car
Tor u trip l." ia" West Thry cNI'"'i
IT, h,, Como i"r pom" tim"
Mr. WIu FLANAGAN IL "m mn "Ni"nh"d
tap t. Truurnarr AMI "ih"r r"Intn
Mr. WIZ obey went /" Caldwell and
Marietta ia. nr.t 1T III" w'"h IL ~
Iui.rr.lI ct Ih" uIl ana EnT company
MIR and Mr. t. y St"n' hrri."I 81
Nrru"ir"nE Mills. were her" "n huu!n"Tr
-, entity
Mt,,,, Marguerite" Kemp lr quito III at
her HON" her" and her pi.tr" ,U Huupl'
irr,,nrr 1T Wnrunrk IT being nlI"d lev
Mrs Ruth Hnrk"r.
Miss 80" and Mle% W"nG. very rl"n".
ant attractive young ladies' Of IA" Clrn
ESQ Mndi,lI gChnol Of Ann Nrhnr. Mich q.
who AFRO visiting IN this vicinity. were
with Mrs. Anna McMIll"u on Saturday
Rcv McGrnw and wifi" Of near lItts-
hurEh. Ia. were h"r" and ltcE. MCGrHw
preached both morning and evening At
jhc Christian church.
\ number from h"rr attended the
Hart sale at Kelsey on Wednesday.
Mr Fred Myers. high school teacher
OF C"nt"rvil.c. was u caller here Tues
day evening.
Lowell. little son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred BaiICy. and the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar ShafTrr had their alden
o.ds removed on last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs w. w. Lucas returned
Sunday evening from a visit with IN"
EATERS brother and SISTER. Crawford
Horterield and Miss Belle OF belmont
rural delivery.
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money coming from II going I" ~" u"
publican national committee" -" I,''
burch tvn farms Of contracts furnlSll"h
HIM. he suid. 10y Mr.. i"G.'E ana demo"
that there WINS any agreement I" uh
drrwrilc" the book for political phI-
ln."s by the subscribers y" attempt
To- 'cunC"al" campaign contributions WI"
involved in tn" publication h" d"'lhT"d.
Senator Reed asked II thor" waS not
n third contract form undr which men
had subscribed nS high IA S@,1"h. Tor
circulation Of this book ns Il campaign
document Barn"H said he would not
produce the subscription lists unl"'S
ordered To- do 50 by IN" committee. dc
clarini, that II WIS beyond the power or
the committee. IN his opinion +" <" IN
To details OF prIvat" business trans
notions.
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of gun
Virtue Can't Achieve
can we'll Imagine hC" The tpnr'H'
,,,n,. I,uuh. that ruEEcalIun To Hc"rh a.
:, ,unIIy,nddl,'s notion. Perhaps IN me
mai balance Of IhIugs IL deserves 'h'
,,..,lu and Perhaps not. l'IhalH '"''
T. ,irIur ia the rIhlr 81 NINA mn ''''
.I,,I ,,,., those. mute litIn' hes 81 Ir"'''
, -, a. nm Ih, Iif' anal song bi'h' w" ''"'
,r Them 81 III. Wounded bra - F',"h
Ia net ava. bat cannot ~ h''' ''''
, mia. ,,nt rIlr.r ,'Iy deeply at ny
. lI.k 81 u a.. =, .,1
wh.,. tho Real wealth Ia nt"Tsh
n,ry ,f tho hIIdu that "io eliot ar"
nI,tnIio hrIIu !" "Eih "''n'
, .,,,I, lao r,I I.,.rIrr hui Ii' h"I !" I"''I
If ia, v.t. .,Il"vr''i !" NC """t W
,I,.,, ,,r t.. nuiLfuI ,r'"'"''" ",'l h"''
L,,,Iv IIId nrt,I go" NO. ''t' :,
:, ,,u.. ~ IL, 40 f'l'r VII" h'"" AZ
.I.,,, ria, IJrIr u - d'I''' P''''
/ - ,,,,r ,IT ,s,Iy l"nI '" i''""''. '''
, dim, that ~, urTr"u "h" ''"'h' W.
n,,ui,. ia" vnri"uu birds "Uh '""'
,I,. 10 qyni,h Tor Ih"H '"'n'hE w.
n,,,,I, ,h,jt hnliir han laid nr '"' hIn'
49, If ,,,rrrr, iu that Hi"r"h"uF" "' w"
mimi With IT, nfi"r nlI. ~" p'n'"
rLc Iru, aud Iu"iE lH"lIiR "'"''" !"
,tuI'd ,Lo, =, Ia,
Nrd | hcIlrvc TINT any MOI h"r VIZ
,,t,g /, rive her rhild thl" ini"r"S' !"
,,nI,Irr 10th n ruiur" friend Tor ~
hir,Is md furur" Happiness Tor "''
'hilh
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FOR BALH-Farm bargains, ago,

FOR HALB-Farm bargains. aged owner
offers llj acres spring watcrcd. alfal-
IN and clover land. with new room
house. slate roof and furnace. 4 mi. 10
church md car line. large bank barn.
other buildings. some timber. lots OF
young fruit. $1,000. one-haf cash. Pos
session Boon. Stocks, etc. priced right.
30 ncrc alfalfa farm. room. slate roof
cd house. large barn. other buildings.
spring watered. on pike. near school.
church and car line, 4 mi. to Mingo juno
tion foot vein OF coal. Priced for
quick sale $500. Address Ross Still
well. Smithficld, Ohio. Silk
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BARNES AND CARROLL


'''"''"'"' '''''' '''- |
''.' 80 t"" ','h Dr." '', 'r''' OF" '',' we
"'"r'' ""'. ''i''''' ''' '''"" y '''' -
''' ," 'h' ''''" 60 ''''I W. '''' ''''
1900 "'".' ,n,' '"''' - - ~" 'I'' W. w.
, w. tu''r'"h 'h'l "n' u % 'hh" ll'In 80
.h""u - 10 '''n'l ''' ''' ~ .''' W."
d"ru'lu va" WIN - h'''' h'' 'i'
'hhlr""n M"n ''Il""l wv" VI WV ''"''
D"""c' auto I'nancoa ,
~" lf'i N'','SS ''''" .."'l
Ihl,,S '"' ~. ,,'' "'I ~ u,.
! '''hn'hf' ~" INV ",,' "'.,' ~ ~.
! timn'" '"mmiil'" 81 ~" NO. 't,m u
national commute "" CAV" IN" ~"
. hvinh'i >hiI' 81 ~" '"l'h''',,' anu Nu"
mifi"i his hu"k~ 1" 'u"W "ll ""n'rlhu-
't"rs !" fund which l"$t"rIHl '"'"ll"d
tl'N.S1l IN" H''h',N '".n hn 'f !',,,i,
B ~ 10y "a ',,' "I, 49, 'rj , '',,
VI .,,,', ,h, J,.r,,rr ~ ihr
:" '',', LEY y, H. Irut,I lfhnw-
ia | ",n,.,.,.' -, fIu,n,.,.. nj
!'"t' 90 '',' - i,',l,.'', ,,,,,,,,,.n
,,,' 80 '''
/ '" ...,., ....,.,, I'M. o,,,,,,,r Tim,
g. mn,, n,,,' ,,,,,,Ib hr an n,n,,L. raiiunnI
'-,,,,,,., ,uuI for esther irriy and
,,JJ,I g., De- wouId h. tnnuEruI t. get
4, nu,, r,r ,.,rn yN0u coo Included
" H., - p,.r.,,,,uII, ,ulr,huIur.
!" ,.,..,,..I r,,, several vim sums
u" @ ,. I.L,.,,I / I,bruv
-, ,,'I,IT.. i,,,,I nr g. .un The 8. 0dO
,,,,,,,,' '.,,r,I,L II VI I,ru,h cuurIri u
. Al,.,ui,l,t l,,u, I,h |. " iIIhid Hrd AJAX
n., t,,I,.,.uI
cn- AMI Wall Htre,-
.r, l,,n 81 lhr ~rr,Iun
..,,u. .Iu.u. IL. ,.tIru.rl e I"I"ncl
V,lIIr,r E,,,, Th.Iul,.t,,u. Chairman Of
rh,' ~. ,,rI meant ,"uuru.'irr Of In"
t,ruldl an national committee. whom"
,,,...ti.rmr that ,hrr..,t - q Republican
vIrr. Ia mud w,rr nll "hunh nr"ur"'l Sen
r,., U,.d During IA" lut"rrhnnW''
'Ih,ml, .nu asserted that .hiE huEih""S
.. ,r.,...uIrd hy Wnll gir''t financial
i,r,r,u., were more behind Governor
=, ,"\ irru %runt"r Harding. ana declared
Gul,rror eos himself WIZ mot n
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DIED

HUdHES-On Wednesday. Septemnet
~ 1870. at i.3O O'Clock y. M LENA
UCGHES, wife Of james j. huHhos'
Funeral notice hereafter.
zIII.Hs-At his residence. Upper Wh
wood. on Tuesday. September 2l' l'Io.
ATS o'clock II. M. JACOB lilies. III '"s
sNth year Of his age.
Funeral from his late rrnld"nce. upper
Wnrwnod on Thursday. September ~.
1870. nt 80 o'"lurk y. IN. ih'"," rn'
-, Greenwood cemetery. frIrhuh ~
rrcrtfuIly invited To attend
EwIH0-On Monday. Srpt'thpor ~.
1920. a, o'clock y. m. nj be..n 'i,
''Iy hurpItal. MARGARET Ei.f'Hoh.
L,u-bIrr Of Fred a ma fIVr'h'"
Nccd Ewing. in tho Ind ycar OF hc'
Hx".
Funeral services from tho rrH'nen'r Vi
her aunt. Mrs. Edward SnrV"r: " I"r-
Tor avenue. Pleasant Valley. lhurSday
a,,crnoon Z o'clock. Friends respect
fuIly invited to attend lnterment
priyn,c Greenwood cemetery
APPIIH-On Wednesday. September =.
1870. at 1918 o'clock y. m. at her 10
rosiJoncr. Country Club road. GrGsRs-
vile, HESTER JANE Al'PLlN, N the
Slst year OF her age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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wAHrED-sALES1HN
wANrED-Salesmen who are caps

wANTED-Salesmen who are capable
and OF good character. who will be
permanent with a good knowledge OF
business. who can be depended upon TO
carry out a program outlined. lntelli'
gently cooperate and safely attend to
duties To such men VIC Will OFFER tho
best proposition. Interview can be ar
ranged with Mr.. Mischne, 2l2 Zwe!g
Bldg. Bellairc. O. Call Bclla!re bO7.
SILL
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WAhTnD--Hi anDgTnphnT Apply nini
lnE rspnTlen"a anh unlary desired
hhh,onn "Eicn"Eraphar." J. . n"' =.
d1Ig al
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FOR SALR-Two horses. VT. 5000. ana
harness. "a Thornhill wagon with
"oal bed new. Syracuse hillside pillow.
.nCubators. | broOder, 2b0 chickens. In
Uuire Albert krinkle. Scotchs Ridge.
Martins Ferry. O., n miles from Stop
| 10, Rayland line. S-1O-m
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wANT8D-MAL
WAVED -FnMALD

WAHTnD-Two good white girls. OILS
irrs ar friends preferred cook aud
uprInlTs girl. willing 10 teach II hhIln-
fn,I"TY G""h home. good wngah Mi"
\ " InuIi. phone W0odHhala "a a.: /
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tn. rush for ESCAPE. ,rrN raj women pas
,rurrrn al IA" ,u.I,hrS w"r" put Through
brOkrn " !uhuws. t'u!CrnT cox wtS IN
thr dining room Of his pr.Na'" car r"InH
over I.np"Iu with llr Robert Z cola
smith. h.v ns'IsrInt on ia" league of
nations qur>tiun hru the crash &C
Cured
WHATS that" l." shouted. rising Ia
h'S Zee, emily 1" II" thrown h"ANIF
a, roses lhr,r against ~ wnIl. IL" Mas
shaken ur. but rushed "ut I" aS'Ist IN"
injured. and lhiS accomplished. 'o"ly
,Ir"I"d Il ply" while waiting for II
wrrrkiuE tram /" arrive AMI tnkc II
back {" nh"''ntN.
or The passengers Including several "r
the local r.crl rtuu committee" Of Pres
c"t' :,ud Tho"nrN. judge T. T.. B"llinE"r.
of tn" MuJHNc county court. Su't'fru t
bruised lex. Several others had cuts
and hrus,,. and torn clothing Persona!
effects "f all members Of the train w"r"
" r.rst Aid Givcn
Charles \I'hrls. tn" engineer. was
h.ir. and first AID wa given t." :r'"ral
o'h.rs IhIl!p Alton. Prescott. brake
man who M. ai"u" IN ia" nhgEat" 'hr,
when Il ,uru"d "v.r. suffered .'H'p VIZ
"ra'i"n% tn. ur'mni' "m TIA" S''n'I IN,
p.u,. w.~ ur,il,. t. jump and 'H'w!cd
lrriu t,.r wrrcka,:. ".SAuUt - ~'r'irh.
Ti,,I G",,ru.r cas- "-'tI'i InJGr> VAS
Iuuh Day due :" .. delay Ill a '.'nl"I"h'"
with ia. IT'''"t' reception '"i''h'ii'"
! Snt,l r.I,rr s'u my ia, lb'LurIhll"
.urtlrnII commit. ,..iD.u "u thr campaign
IIip. sad casa .r.. ", III" "i the ll"N'"lt
.,.lnmlIi,.. ~. ,ui.Ut' 1" 'h" pII'hi'
,.,I g.. ; I lhr t"N'.n"r t.. J." I"' ""id !"
. g. UI.I .,.., o. g,L,i. lh. i''' uli"n '''n,
uuuI.,. un. i.dI.r sh'u It,. ,,h.h '"nt"
Il. % ct Ii,. i""tr'i 90 -" "''' j"
a., I,Iv"rd ,,n'h
Ihr ,nII,,..i u...l ..,r tu," go. IT,, e
d'.'""'' 81 i'"" 90" g. 80" i''' "''"
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WANTED

WANTED 'ompaiont woman for gen
orsl hnuaownrk worry Desirable hnm"
f'r right pnrIy. good wHRea Apply "
18TH 81 H-l6-k
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FOR SALR-l920 Ford touring. has eH-
ira equipment. in excellent condition.
$500 We sell on monthly payments.
{ 'upitoI Car Co. 1908 Main ST. s-23-i
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POR BALN-AUTOO.

FOR sALE-I9l7 Ford touring $500. We
sell on monthly payments. Capitol Gar
co. 1908 Main ST. s-ZS-I
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WANTED ~ onra all Tor gonarnl
h"urow"rk Two In family. m ltth
~ H7ii
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ron RINT.

FOE REHT-Nicely furnished rooms for
light housekeeping and sleeping. Ap-
ply End floor lew Inteligencer BLDG
1905 Market 81. )e-lZ-u
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FOR sALE-Ford Spcadster. 5000. We
sell on monthly payments. Capitol
Car co. 1908 Main st. s-23-i
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HAMMOCK
Misunderstanding.

The country home OF MIR. and Mrs. r..
&. Pickering. south OF town. was IN"
scene Of Il pretty wedding. Saturday.
, when their daughter. Miss Marie. was
united In marriage TO Mr.. Carl Nlchol.
The ceremony was performed AT II
, o'clock by Rev. |. l.. Lciprr. IN III" from,
yard. The ring ceremony WAS USED. thc
attendants being Miss Elsie P"ct OF
| Pasadena. California. as maid Of honor;
Mrs. Earl GUSs"tt. sister of the bride
as matron OF honor. Mr.. Earl walls. as
best man. with Miss Dorothy Moore. OF
Pittsburgh. aS flower girl. The wedding
march being played by Mrs. i. j. NaI>-
we'll. who also played IN" hcC"mlinl-
m"ut for Miss Ole" Hayes. who r"nd"<-
ed iwo beautiful solos.
Following tn" ceremony delicious
wedding dinner WAS served 10 SiAiy'iIN"
guests.
The bride was dressed in whit" satin.
and tn" groom In navy blue. The color
scheme. green and white. being carried
out. the flowers used being tn" white
roses and l!lhrs of the valley. with tn"
green foliage. whIl" the bird" and lady
attendants carried the pimk roses.
The bridal couple returned /" IN"
home Of the hrsd"'s parents on Monday
evening. alter Spending - COpl" 90 dny =
with IN" Gruom's brother. W. X. E''h"'
and family. of Mt Vernon. instead "i Il
iuE srr"nud" w.,a given them 1T TIA"
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.'k"rlnE on
Monday evening.
Entertained Friends.
Mrs r. l.. Caldwell and Miss bliv"
HAYES entertained on Thursday evening
at The Welcome Inn 1t l."ydsvilic. "!'h
4 chicken and waffle dinner. h"norinE
her r"uSiu. Miss Mart" Pickering ana
, NJ tIrl NlchOi. who's" wedding Was mn
e. -ut Of ia" past week. Th"H" present
were. Mr. aud Mrs. Earl Gu$S"tt. Mr.. and
MIS- l. Ca'dwrll Misses Mar" Iick-
ring Elsie l',..i Ollv" Hayes. M"~SrT.
.r.rl NirhrlS. Earl Walls. Everett Nt"h"l
Entertained FrtendA
Mrs J. g Ross. ct near Flushing. on
trrtainrd on Saturday afternoon Few
friends. at which tim" the announcement
ut the engagement of her daughter Miss
Jessie. to Mr. John Hayes. Of south OF
town. WAS rIad". ThoS" from hey" At
tending were Miss olive Hayes. Mrs. II.
\ Lodge and son. Master EArrickluw.
Rannock Briefs.
Rev O. s. Mrll"v and Mr.. Joseph Fer
gusuu. pastor and elder in the l'r"Sby-
terrain church. attended IA" meeting OF
the 81 tiH'rSI He prrsNyt"ry held IN tn"
Rock Ii.u PRESBYTERIAN church on Mon
day afternoon and rU"sdny
Nr. Luther Price. Of I'uIni"wn. who
ur., been aIiiuE for a few GhSs. vas
, r.kru worse. the firs' f IA" week. ana
Ia counsel with l'rs ''"%!"r and Los" %"
MnuiaN hit'rnu"n. II whS drrId"d 1" ~.
uu>, ham /" the Wheeling hospital
where aH nprT.u."u va" Performed tor
tI.i,. 3.d,,IIIs A'ndny n!rhi
" IL Mcfarland "nd family m"N'i
II., past ur'h fi"m, lu' i"im' -""ih -
I.,n t.. st chain I!l' NiL' - I.''"H
a..L f.nIls 81 bath, s'io. 'sI.''t l." ,"'No
/ a l.mI."lI nnd r,,"... ".,,h ,io
II..., - ii., .,,u b., rI"is al,
i..,, N...,.. .,"I in".H. '"... ."r i'''"
r.." e.. tL, I'"I,'.u i.'"' h'."''
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Bus1HEss oPPoHruN1Tus

Men, We Teach BArbsTtnE Quickly
Have Jour own shop or work for big
wages. Jobs furnished. Write. Moler.
AL w. 9Th St. Cincinnati. o. aug2l-3Ot
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ron sALB-Maxwcll closed car. In ex-
rcllcnt condition. {795. We sell on
monthly payments. Capitol Car Co.
1908 Main ST. s--o-'
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Answer 10 no. see.

Tho occupations suggested are
FCREMI:N and SbLnlEl;S iSoId JarsJ
.'npvrl.,hi l?2". 10y SAM l.oydD
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Entertained Friends.
Entortalned FriendA

Mrs. J. g Ross. Of near Flushing. on
trrtaiu-d on Saturday afternoon u few
friends. at which tim" the announcement
%; tho engagement Of her daughter, Miss
Jr~S.c. to Mr.. John Hayes. OF south OF
town. WAS rlad" ThoS" from h"r" at
tending were Miss OlIVc Hayes, Mrs. II.
\ l.udg,, and son. Master Earrickluw.
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4 - 4 @1&9W
~ Nv Rmtln Cameron II
ISIT REALLY A SPORT?
A Virtue I Can't Achieve

nj your birds with camera ms
of gun
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-07
PROFESSIONAL MONEY
GETTERS" SUBPOENAED

Chicago. v. twelve men, deslg-
mated by Edmund II, Moore as pro
fesAional money getters" OF the repnhli-
can party. were suhpoenAed 20 TESTIFY
Mt tho senatorial "Alush fund" hearing
Just before the investigating COMMITTEES
resumed its sessions here today, II Is
these twelve men and others who may
he called later Moore alleges who can
give the committee facts as 20 repunh-
can campaign fund plans.
Those suhpcenaed are:
Chares McNider. Mason city, Ia; c.
w. Mcclure. Atlanta, Ca; c. n. Mavity'
Mason City. Ias c. W. Lee ChieaEo'
ITphafn. Chicago. who Is treasurer OF
the republican national committee anG
already has testified; W. c. Meadow
noy, Pittsburgh A. Il. Paxton. Wheel
hus o; Charles Frltsche, Detroit,
Reeve Schley New York City and c G,
Brainord Washington ID c