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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-22
NEW YORK MARKET.

Now York. Sept. 22,~The stock
market opened irregular today. Bald
win was Is higher at 1874 5-8. Il. S.
steel was is lower at 1913. Standard
Oil Of New Jersey fell one point to
1911 Consolidated Gas dropped 7-8
to 1879. Mexican Petroleum lost "a
TO 1875 II. Allied Chemical yielded
SIS to ~. Rock Island moved up
IL to IA "a International Paper
rose Ia to So IL. Midvale was 3-8
higher at 80.
During the late forenoon Stan
dard Oil of New Jersey rose from
1872 TO 1876. u. s. Steel rallied to
1913 38. Crucible steel advanced to
50 ~. Chile Copper rose 1 38 to
IS u. Railroad stocks were also
stronger, led by Rock Island which
rose to a 10.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-22
CHICAGO Market,

Chicago, Sept. 22.-Wheat opened
1 Is to l "a higher; corn opened
IA to SIS higher; oats opened Csc
higher. Provisions were unchanged
to lower OPENING.-W Wheat Sent.
1OS 1-2a3-4 Dec. 107 1-2a1-4: May
Dec. 80 rs to So is; May 62 liza
50. Oats-Sept. 80 5-Sa4O; Dec.
81 5-Sal-2; May 80. Lard -Oct.
1865
Unfavorable war news from Asia
Minor and strength of Liverpool, fore
ed wheat sharply higher today
There was a rush to buy by com
mission houses and as prices adj
vanced shorts covered. 1t was truly
a war market and prices closed with
gains of IA to 1-2c.
Corn was strong with commission
house and local buying on a general
scale. Prices ruled lower at the
close. being Is to IL of
Oats were strong in sympathy with
other grains.
The close was generally IA high.
err Provisions registered sharp up
turns and closed higher
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-22
WILL NOT REDUCE RATES
(By international News Service. :

Washington, Sept. %. Pullman
car rates will not be reduced if the
Interstate Commerce Commission
adopts the tentative report sub
mitted to it today by Chief Exam
iner Robert f. Quirk, holding that
present rates are reasonable. Com
plain, that the rates were too high
was made TO the commission by
the order of United Commercial
Travellers of America and kindred
organizations.
Quirk's report declared reduc.
ticn in rates unaccompanied by a
corresponding reduction in operat-
ing expenses would mot unduly I'M
pair the cOmpany's operating in
come but would create a deficit
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-22

Of Washington, testified. DR.. Will
son related eCCentricities of man
ner on the part of DR. Bryson prior
to the World War. indicating that
tho disease that caused his decline
had begun its deadly work long
before DR.. Bryson had experienced
the horrors of shell fire.
As the trial approached its end
the conviction grew that the "w0-
man in black" whose presence in
the court room has excited wide
comment Lad been brought into
court merely through clever stage
management" on the part of de
Tense attorneys. The possibility
that she might be ghost from
Bryson's remote past who would
be called upon to tell her story
still existed, however, as defense
attorneys maintained their mein Of
mystery.
Announcement by District Attor-
ney c. d. Fetterhoof that he would
call at least a dozen witnesses in
rebuttal madet it evident that to-
day would be almost entirely taken
up with testimony. In this event
arguments of attorneys cannot be
gin until late today or early tomor-
row. making it sometime Saturday
before the case can be given TO the
Jury.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-22
REVIVAL MEETING AT
OLD WATER WORKS

The revival meeting which is be.
ing held under a gospel tent at the
old water works will continue over
this Sunday. The meeting has
been in progress over five weeks
and it is the opinion of all concern
ed that much good has been done,
not only in point Of conversions but
in building up believers in the
church.
Union class meeting at $50 and
preaching at 8 p. M. by Rev. Sch
mucker of the Christian Church.
Also preaching at s O'Clock.
This series of meetings will close
Tuesday night, September rs. Let
US make it the GROWING night of all
NJ. L. YEAKLEY.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-22
RUSSIA OFFERS SERVICES.
(By international News Service,

London, Sept. % Five p. M
Russia in a note received by the
foreign office this afternoon offers
to mediate in the Near East. Rus
STA warns she will not accept the
decision Of the Turkish peace CON
ference unless there is Russian
participation The note holds Brit
ain responsible for the Near East
crisis.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-22
AMERICAN ARRESTED; FINED.
(By International News Service.J

Berlin, Sept. 22.-An American
citizen who was arrested by the
French at Rossenhauscn, In the
Rhine Palatinate by the French
troops bebcause he refused to show
hts passport has been sentecned to
two months imprisonment by a
French military court and fined
10000 marks according to news
from Rossenhausen.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-22
-WlNSLOW BILL SIGNED
(Ry International News Servlcel

Washington, Sept, 22.-President
Harding today signed the Borah-
Winslow bill providing for a feder-
al investigation OF the coal indus
try ord the Cummins-Winslow bill
providing for control of coal prices
during the winter by the extension
Of the embargo and priority pow
ers OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
The investigation of the coal in
dustry will be conducted by an in
dependent commission to be named
by the President Coal distribu-
ton and price fixing Will be direct
ed BY a fuel distributor.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-22
kEMAL WANTS MORE TROOPS

by international news Service. }
constantinople, Sept. 90
Mustapha kemal Pasha, com
mander-ln-chief OF the Turks.
was reported today to be at
tempting to raise his troops to
a quarter Of million. Induce
ments are being made TO Turks
OF military age in the liberated
region of Anatolia to join the
colors.
Renal is confiscatina large
quantities Of krupp and Skoda
guns which had been furnished
to Turkey during the World
War by Gerbany and Austria.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-22
NOW AT COLLEGE.

II. +. owen, OF West Burke
street, has returned from Danvil!e,
Va, where he accompanied his son,
Julian r. Owen. The latter has en-
tered the Danville Military Insti-
tute, Presbyterian school
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-22
KNOCKED DOWN

A young lady coming from work
at the mills at noon today ran in
front Of horse and buggy on West
John street and was knocked down.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-22


6-The tariff act Of 1922. i'm
posing the highest protective
rates since the Payne-Aldrich
bill.
7-Rejection Of the soldiers
bonus, after a veto by President
Harding.
a-LeeisIaticn aimed at sta
biIizine the coal industry.
e-Creation Of an American
debt funding commission to col
Iect the 100000, 900 foreign
Indebtedness.
1o-The seating Of Senator
Truman n. Newberry, of Miehi-
gan.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-22
PEACE CONFERENCE
10y International News servi.

10Y TTltTTTdIIOTTd TNtWS OUTVTCCI
C9nstantinople, Sept. 22,-The An
CORA CTurkish nationalisO govern
ment today proposed to the Allied
high commissioners that peace
conference be called at Smyrna.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-22
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Farms in Washington
County. Maryland, from 20 to 175
acres, for agriculture and stock.
Also tracts in orchard section.
Benedict ]. Boswell, Clearspring,
Md, or 20 n. Jonathan Street,
HagerstOWn. Rl5*
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HELP WANTED

WANTED 10 apple pickers Non.
day 18th. Arcadia Orchard, sail
ing Waters, Bell phone R-125@
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Real news IN the Martinsburg
Journal Classified Ads-Are you
reading them every day.
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OLD PAPERS EoR SAL

Several bundles of old papers,
cents per bundle. Call at Journal
office. 3 80 1D II
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-22

Price Lucas. Of the Merchants
and Farmers staff, has returned
from his vacation.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-22

WANTED-A competent, willing wo-
man to assist me in housekeeping
and care of my mother. Miss
Mamie Rutledge. Call las North
Queen st. RIP
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FOR SALE-Pair Dayton computing
scales, 10 pounds, good as new;
paper baier. C. & P. Phone
801-F-0. R119*
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FOR SALE-Male beagle hound, No.
/ hunter; 4 American fox hounds.
Registered pups months old.
These are rabbit hunting dogs
from Blue Grass Kennels. C. &
p. Phone SOILS. R11S%
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FOR RENT-A front bedroom fur
nished, all conyeniences. Apply
211 Winchester Ave. RIPE
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FOR RENT

,FOE RENT-Furnislet room, bath,
for che or two men. 431 Faulk'
ner Ave. Pl37nc
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CONGRESS

Continued from page ora)
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1T Pays To AGver,ise"- in the
Martinshurx IourIai.
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.FoR BENT - Four unfinished
rooms. i32 " Martin ST.
Il l15$
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FOR sALE-129 Acre Farm, brick
house, rooms, bank barn 40x96
it., 2 wagon sheds. 8 chicken
houses, hog pen so feet long;
never failing we'll water. Further
particulars write NJ. w. Kline,
III W. Middle ST, Gettysburg,
Pa. R-122+
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FOR SALE-1922 model Ford, Tour
ing car. Been used five months.
Price right, terms to suit purchas-
err. Earl C. Brown, 514 Virginia
Avenue. Rl34*
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FOR sALE-McCaskey Account Reg
:. lister; pair Toledo scales, good as
+. new. W. c. Couchman, r. F. D.
! ., City. R135*
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DEFENSE

Continued from page one)
Evening journal., 1922-09-12

free children OF God-in slavery.
Christ is on the field. and this
latest attempt OF the enemy OF Christ
Is doomed TO failure. and all who
took part in It, to sudden perdition.
Christ is on the throne. and the gov
ernment is upon HIS shoulder. Woe
to the opponent OF the KING OF
KINGS AND LORD OF LORDS.
The mighty God. The everlasting
Father. The Prince Of Peace"
To those Senators who voted
against this execrable measure, the
genuine American people declare. in
the words Of the great Master. We'll
done. good and faithful servant.
enter thou into the JOY OF thy Lord"
This letter Is written by command
OF God. and Is wholly inspired by
Christ. Its warning. and its judgment
as well as its commentator. are not
to be unheeded.
AN AMERICAN.
September ?. 1922.
Evening journal., 1922-09-12

il thinks great deal Of.
True. the department gets them
some of them from far away and at
great eXpense-not from any love OF
them as germs, but 10 study their
ways in order TO keep the various
families OF them under control; but
10 do this it must keep them well
fed.
For these boarders Mrs. Mary
Schwarz Il cook. It's a scientists
task to prepare bug-food-Or
media" as it's technically known.
Mrs. Schwarz is one Of the greatest
experts at Il in the world.
Evening journal., 1922-09-12

SUFFRAGANS
,iscopal Church Bishops
Reconsider Action of
Last Week
SUE NOW UP
TO THE DEPUTIES

PORTLAND, Ore. Sept. 12.-The
uce of Bishops of the Episcopal
urch yesterday reconsidered its
ion of last week denying repre-
ntation to Sugragant Bishops,
the question failed of decision
rough lack of concurrent action
the House of Deputies. The
use of Deputies has tabled the
estion and unless IL decides to re-
nsider the issue may go over TO
next trlennial convention.
Bishop Brown. presiding at the
sion Of bishops ruled that the
tier had been discussed without
majority vote to reconsider. This
Immediately given.
Bishop Page. Of Spokane, declared
II me opposition to votes for suf-
GIANT was largely by bishops who
fire to XIII the Office"
iTf we rule that in the future this
ail continue an inferior office we
i have nothing but inferiof men
\ fill t." he sad.
Bishop r. II. Weller. OF Fond Du
declared that - suffragan bish-
can be elected by a diocese with
consulting the rest OF the church
House 10 Bishops would be in
Inger OF being "overrldden with
Ifragans II we give them a vote"
1suffragan Bishop Lloyd. OF New
rk. who has a vote in-the House
Bishops under a special dis
,-.tf.r ,clrod - ha .xortcod from,
ing because OF his status as a
|fragan. but declared that unless
es are given TO suffragan bishops
will be necessary to establish a
e church or 10 see all the Epis-
bal work among the Negroes 20
! pieces"
rhe bishops sent TO the House
Deputies at once, when they
yd vote 10 reverse their former
ion. and asked the return OF their
.ssage recording the negative vote
last week. This message had
eady been tabled indefinitely by
deputies.
Action on revision of the Book OF
mmon prayer may be put befor1|
srythlng else in the further work
the convention.
Bishop Irving Peake johnson. OF
dorado, in the House OF Bishops.
iected to revision, offering a reso-
ion calling for a vote on the ques-
. n.
|I am opposed to revision OF the
| |ok OF Common Prayer" he de-
red II is a work OF literature.
II I never saw a work OF literature
| it was produced by a convention
720 men. Such revision must
|cessarily be extemporaneous."
|Murmurs OF protest swept the
|ll as he spoke, and when he saw
|at he could not secure unanimous
|nsent to his proposal he with
ew Il.
Bishop John c. McKimm, OF
kio. launched the fight in the
buse OF Deputies for retention of |
+ present form OF the ritual. He |
cred a resolution. which II adopt !
will take the whole matter out |
the convention and provide for |
ntinued use OF the book in its ]
'asent form.
The resolution was greeted with !
uproar OF protest mad comment |
AZ almost drowned out the speak /
s voice at times. but was event
ply referred to the calendar COM
ttee.
''I am not radical but I tell you
at the general sentiment among
E people OF the church is against
vision of the Book OF Common
aver from its present form" B.sh-
McKimm, said.
The report of the proceedings OF
) House Of Bishops preliminary 10
2 convention was made public. II
Evening journal., 1922-09-12
Peoples Column
HAVE CIASSTFIEp THEMsFLyEs
TO the Editor OF The Evening

]
To the Editor OF The Evening
Journal:
Sir-The American people have
just been informed. through the
press, Of the passing OF the soldier
Bonus Bill" by the Senate. This
bill provides for the payment. osten-
sibly 10 the soldiers. OF five billion
dollars, from the treasury of the
United States.
IL Is idle to assume that the
American people are ignorant Of the
real purpose of this soldier Bonus
Bill" on the part of those who were
the authors Of II. The American
people are not unmindful OF the
service rendered by our brave boys
We are. as a nation and as n people.
the most intelligent. and most CRATE
ful Of all peoples. and these qualities
are sufficle mt, under the guidance OF
God. to direct us in rewarding our
boys in a proper way for all that
they did and suffered for our nation.
The Senators. in voting on the
Bonus Bill" have classified them
selves; and, in the final struggle
which Is upon us. In which the sin
SER forces Of evil. combined in &C.
'~.es.astical and political despotis, m
under one head. are putting forth
herculean efforts to capture our be-
loved nation and to take II away
from the people OF God. these Sem
ators have aligned themselves, either
on the side OF the devil. or on the
side OF Christ. The Bonus Bill" is
the boldest and most brazen attempt
on the part Of the unscrupulous and
relentless enemy Of America. 10 gain
control OF the wealth OF our nation
to- aid it in its damnable and hellish
effort to capture our nation, and 10
put our people-Anglo-Saxons, the
Evening journal., 1922-09-12

contains the. recommendations on
the question of revising the prayer
book and the action approved by
the unofficial meeting Of the Bishops.
Thus far the recommendations Of
this report have been adopted as fast
as submitted. The report approves
of alteration OF the marriage cere-
mony TO eliminate the word "Obey"
from the brides vow. and the en-
dowmeDt of the bride from the
bridegroom vow.
It also expresses the attitude OF
the church on the subject Of birth
control by Incorporating a special
prayer for the fru.tfulness OF the
marriage.
Evening journal., 1922-09-12

September ?. 1922.
Evening journal., 1922-09-12

baby bacteria are
no exception TO
this rule. Either
they've got TO
have just the
kind OF nourish-
ment they like.
or else they curl
up and die. Some
times they're en-
tirely welcome TO
do so. but there
are other times
when they're not.
For instance.
the Department
Of Agriculture
has some billions
OF bacteria that
Evening journal., 1922-09-12
Unusual Stories
ABOUT UNUSUAL PEOPLE
BY NEA Service

WASHINGTON-Babies deprived
OF their natural food, are notorious
~ cranky about what they eat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28
ANNUAL YEAR BOOK
OF MT. De CHANTAL

Mount de ChRntar' the year book OF
the aiumnae of Mount de thantal has
lust been issued. The book Is one or
the most attractive ever put out by
the alumnae and is bound In white ana
i.ttered In green this year.
The book abounds with pictures or
scenes around the school and OF the
various activities Of the students. PIC
lures OF the twenty-one graduates I'LL
the front part and these are follow
cd by pictures Of the studio and the
art room. Various essays. sketches and
snatcMes Of poetry add TO the interest
Of the book.
In the latter part OF the book. how
ever. arc the page OF especial interest
to the old grads" Following pictures
OF the inter-class athletic teams. class
OFFICERS class clubs and casts for class
plays arc the letters from alumnae
news Of marriages. the cradle roll ana
tho pictures of alumnae and of their
children. Among the letters printed
arc aome from Texas. the Philippines
COhlenG and Assist
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28

Jessie kusic and Mrs. Mike kusic wall
leave soon for koumania- Europe.
Mrs. Elizabeth O'Neil, Of Grove Ciiy'
IA. IS visiting with her daughter Mi:'
Ross Prysock.
T. g. Fascoc local manager for the
Roll Alktli company of Chariesion. VIII
return Saturday from 4 business trip TO
Chicago. III.
Junior. infant son of Mr.. and Mr'.
Henry Relnacher Of the Island. is rccoV-
erlnC nicely after undergoing an opera
ton recently.
Mrs. J. W. McCracken, who rnd"rN"n'
an operation ut tho Ohio Valley General
hospital several days ago. has been re-
moved to her homo on tn" Island
Mrs. Boyd H Nay has returned froT,
Elklns, ". Va. where was guest AT
the wedding Of Or and Mrs. George
Marshall Lyon. The bride was MISS
Virginia Sutherland daughter OF Sen"-
tor and Mrs. Howard SUTHERLAND.
Miss Virginia Fig will leave Satur-
day for Pittsburgh where she VIII De
the guest of relatives for week.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Evans will leave
earlv IN July for Atlantic City. They
viii be to!ncd later in the month by
Mr., Charles Evans and his mother Mrs.
Evans Of the Island who will motor
over.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edwards or
weIlsburg. Sunday. June a5th. a nine
pound daughter.
Attorney Abijah Hays OF ParkershurG
was 4 business visitor in the city yes
tSrday.
Miss Cordellia Dexter. Fairmont Is a
guest Of Miss Hazel Cunningham. at
the homo Of her parents in Birch Lynn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28
aarison-Donley

Tho wedding Of Miss Anna Garrison
If Mourdsville. and Mr.. Hertram A.
Donlev 81 Remove. Pa. will take place
,hls morning at S o'clock at st. Francis
Xav,er's church at Moundsvtlle. Tho
Rev. Father NJ J. Coghlan VIII perform
the ceremony. The attendants VIII he
Miss Nell Cecilia Heedy and Mr.. Eugene
J. Garrison. brother OF the bride
The bride will be charmtngly gowned
In white crepe-dc-chine with accessories
10 match and will carry shower OF
white roses.
Miss Heedy. the hridema'd. Will be
a,,ired In grey. with accessories OF pink
and will wear a corsaEe OF pink roses
An elaborate wedding breakfast
served at the brides home Will follow
tho services Later In the day the bride
and groom will leave for wedding trip
on the lakes Upon their return they
will reside at Remove. Pa.
The bride Is the daughter OF Mr., ana
Mrs. Eugene Garrison and has been en-
n,oyad in government work at Charles
ton for the last four years. Tho large
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28
More Prizes for
Boys Silt Race
Big Event Set For Next Monday HiSns
Still ><c-e Attractive

Still more prizes are being ohered
for boys who will participate IN the
boys slit race to be held the evening
Of July Bro under the auspices OF tne
Toilet Water club Of Black Prince
Lodge No. 10, knights Of Pythias.
Tho Intclrlgencer will give nve-
dollar order fnr merchandise on any OF
It's ADVERTISERS 10 the boy writing the
best short essay in connection Wtn
the silt race. on why l Love the
American Flag" This essay suo1ect
was chosen by the Toilet Water CLUB.
Charles A. Feinler. owner OF tho Viz
g.nia and Colonial theatres, authorizes
the announcement that he Will give 70
theatre admission tickets to the first
20 boys finishing in the silt race.
Forsch and Freismuth. who arc just
about to open a new 100 per cent mod
ern meat market at 104S Market street
holding their opening Saturday-An-
nounced that they will provide s6 IN
gold as special prizes, to be awarded ~
the Toilet Water clubs silt race COM
mittee may direct
William F. Falck- who sells choscs
meats at the Market Auditorium, Win
give two prizes Of s2.50 each Thee
are special prizes. and two deserving
boys who enter tho stilt race WIN sst
them.
The Wheeling Furniture company
1918 Main street is going to Sfrs
prize 70 one NJ the boys tn the Skas
race. This will be a dandy hearth ru6
which the winner, In turn. VIII be az
pected TO present to his mother.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-28

a crown Of orange blossoms. shower
of Brides roses and sweet peas Will De
carried by the bride Miss Domaine VII.
be in a dress OF pink Canton crepe win
hat to match and corsaEc OF Killarney
roses and sweet peas. Miss PoIah y
dress will be jade green with nat 20
match and her flowers VIII also De Oh
roses and sweet peas.
\ wedding breakfast will be served
a, the home OF tho brides parents ana
Ia ter the bride and groom will leave on
wedding trip to Cleveland and other
lake points On their return after July
they will be at home on Nineteenth
street. Warwood.
Mr.. Donahie is graduate Of Carnegie
Institut. OF Technology at PittsourEh
and Is foreman OF the Alderman Man
ufacturLng company at Warwood lie
= the son OF Thomas l.. ponahie OF
1896 Wetzel street. Miss Brennan Is
graduate OF the Margaret Morrison
school Of Pittsburgh and is musician
OF note