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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-22
"L0Ue Nests"
OF Ward Are Being
Sought BIZ Police
ny Tho Unite, rr~)

Now York June e9.- Search for
two additional love nests" where
Walter $. Ward is suspected Of hay.
ing entertained constant stream of
iglr womcb visitors duriix The ab.
,fIrcc Of I'm wife and 4 Ircn al
Palm Bohch. was today "a feature
of Developments IN the ease. that e'il.
minated IN the killing OF lcl 81
Peters.
Auckland u. cordner. foreman of
the grand jury. has been charged by
Allan Il. Campbell. Wards aiiorna y.
with being preiudced against Ward
and accused him OF being responsible
for Wards Indictment for first dc
gree murder.
Discovery in a New York flat used
by Ward during his wife's absence
of lingerie slashed with a knife and
of other feminine underwear torn and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-22
Hayes Is TO Join
ArdmOre T. O. Club

Veteran Drap Hayes is scheduled
to join the Ardmore club of the
Texas-0klahoma league this week,
according to recent issue of an
Ardmore newspaper. The paper
says:
"Drap Hayes, formerly Of the
Western Association, is due to join
the Producers on their return home.
Hayes managed the Chickasha club
when that city held a franchise in
the Western association last year
and caught good part of the games.
Chickasha won the first half Wet
ern association pennant in 1871 and
defeated Fort Smith in the play-off
for season honors, under Hayes
leadership
Hayes started the 1922 season as
pilot of Doc Sanderson's Henryetta
club. No announcement of his re.
tirement from this job has been re-
ceived here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-22
Blood OF Prisoner
Depended On Today
SdUe WOmdn's Life
Ry The United Prcss.)

Tulsa, Okla, June 22.-The blood
of J. l.. Johnson, 22, prisoner in the
county Jail charged with grand
larceny, was depended on today to
save the life OF an unnamed woman,
charity patient in the county hos
pital here.
Johnson's blood was declared to be
more perfect than that OF Norris
Crabtree, accused of murder. and
also of higher test than that OF
Dave Ivey, another grand larceny
prisoner. who volunteered to give up
their blood.
County physician G. II. Butler last
night transfused the blood Of John
son in an attempt to save the woman,
whom he said was dying from cancer.
DR.. Butler said today the patient
was resting easier since transfusing
a quart Of the prisoners blood and
he hoped the blood transfer would
give the woman sufficient strength
to undergo an operation for the
cancer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-22
'CR00C|AL' SERIES
DUE WITH DUNCAN
Chicks Homs Saturday TO Meet OIL,
era; Fur Expected Fly; Boost
es Day" sunday; Duncan 10
Coming strong.

Tho Chicks return home Saturday
for two-sama home stay. They
meet the Duncan oilers here Saiur.
day afternoon aud Sunday.
After the two.game home stay.
they 10 90 NJ Reno for two games.
then 10 Duncan for a pair OF Tits.
Guthrie viii then como 20 Chloka-
nha for Two days, then across the
country 20 clinton for pair of On.
garementa. After tho two,game
series at clinton. they return home
for about nine games.
Tho -cblckasha series viii
be q very important card and viii
carry much weight in determining
the first half. which ends July II.
chIckaaha and Duncan are now tied
for first place IN the league stand.
ing and II dope In not spilled. viii
be- about even when the two teams
meet here Saturday and Sunday.
Duncan has added lots OF strength
10 their teams since the Oilers OK.
hlbIted here. Johnny Fant and the
the Duncan club owners are bent on
winning the firsthalf pcnnant. so
~ Jefferson Roland Bully Mclean.
new pilot Of the Chlckasha contest
ants. Re.enforced by some efficient
catching and winning pitch. Bully
says they cant keep the locals from
winning the firsthalf gonfalon.
Sunday is Booster Day"
Sunday Is Booster Day" and the
fans behind Tho movement 10 retain
the Oklahoma State League fran.
chlse here hope to sell at least 1000
tickets TO this game. Everyone
should buy ticket. regardless OF
whether he Will be able TO attend"
said Jim Montgomery. direciorgen.
eral OF the drive TO raise money TO
finance the club during the remand.
er OF the season.
A committee OF fanettes will be
drafted to dispose OF the 1000 |
Booster Day. tickets, Montgomery |
says.
Durcan has chartered n special
train which will carry a large con.
grogation of fans TO Chickasha TO
witness the Booster Day" game.
II is believed that 500 Duncan fans
will be here.
Oiler boosters today notified the
management Of the local club that
they will be here to take charge
of the city next Sunday. Wen have
more fans there than Chickasha
will lhave," ono of the Duncan boost
ers declared in a telephone conver-
Hation.
Saturday IS Ladies Day" and
ladies' and small children will be
admitted to the park free. Satur-
days game will start at 400 o'clock.
Sundays gamo will begin at 1880
o'clock.
Thornton or Peters will pitch for
the homelings in Sundays game.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-22

otherwise mutllalod, led detectives 10
redonhle their efforts 10 find Wards
women companions on certain alleged
orgies. They believe that In the
story these women can tell, lies the
secret Of Wards desire to quiet
Peters at any cost.
A certain klmona that hung behind
the bath room door of Wards main
love nest and occasionally was
found crumbled ON the floor after a
mysterious visitor or two had spent
the night. form link IN the chain
OF evidence of irregularities In Wards
life according to detectives.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-22
Western Association.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Oklahoma State League.

Oklahoma State League.
At Wilson 8; Chickasha 20.
At III Reno 8; Guthrie o.
At Clinton .; Duncan T.
Western League.
At Tulsa s: Oklahoma City 3.
Al 81. Joseph s; Wichita 3.
Only two games scheduled.
American League.
At Chicago ); Washington 4.
Al Detroit 8; Boston ..
At Cleveland 3; New York Z.
At st. Louis 0: Philadelphia 3.
National League.
At Philadelphia 3; Chicago q
called in sixth; rain.
At Brooklyn Is; Pittsburgh ii.
At Boston-C Cincinnati; rain.
At New York-St. Louis; rain.
Western Association.
At McAlester 9; Enid 1.
AZ Springfield Z; Joplin IL.
At TT. Smith 10; Henryetta 4.
At Okmulgee 4; Pawhuska 5.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-22
PROPOSED COAL
5 TRUCE FAILURE

Cleveland. O.. June ~ The pro.
posed lruco Of coal operators aud
miners union officials OF the central
district comprising OF Ohio. Indiana.
Illinois and Western rcnnsylyania. In
mn effort To end the coal strike has
been abandoned. coal operators here
told the United Press today.
"insurrcni" coal operators. or those
who favor dealing with the strikers
ai individual mlnca. finally aligned
the majority Of the operators of the
district 10 their ranks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-22
GAMES TODAY.
Oklahoma State League.

Oklahoma State League.
Guthrie at I'll Reno.
Chiekasha at Wilson. 'f'
Duncan at Clinton.
Western Association.
Joplin at Springfield.
Henryetta at Fort Smith.
Pawhuska at Okmulgee.
Enid at McAlester.
Western League.
Oklahoma City at Tulsa.
Wichita at st. Joseph.
Denver at Sioux City.
Omaha at Des Moines.
American League.
New York at Boston.
Cleveland at Chicago postponed
game)
Only one game scheduled.
National League.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at New York.
Only two games scheduled.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-22
BLAST IN MATCH WORKS.

Akron, O., June 22.-One person
was probably fatally injured and
three others seriously burned in an
explosion of the plant of the Diamond
Match company at Barberton, near
here, early reports today said.
An emergency call was flashed to
ambulance stations here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-22
HARVEST NEARING END.

Cherokee, OKLA, June 22.-The
end of next week will see the Alfal
ia county wheat crop in the stack
and shock farmers here predicted
today. Excellent harvesting wealth
er has allowed more than half of
the crop to be gathered already, it
was said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-22
CIRCULATE JURY PETITION.

Oklahoma City, June 22.--Circula-
tion of a petition asking grand jury
Investigation into the governmental
affairs in Oklahoma county was we'll
under way today. The petition ad-
dressed to Judge James |. Phelps,
district court will be presented after
June 30, it was said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-22

ly stop IL, and II senator capper IN.
sisis upon donnine his bathing sui
60 lake q header IN the wave. he
may find himself 4 mile from hls
pants walking through cold and
dlsdalnful world.
"cappor Il rlght about Weeks
but hasty."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-22
FINISH TESTIMONY IN
TRIAL or MINE PASTOR

charlestown. ". Va, June. ss.-Tes'
tnnony In the murder trial Of ihe
key. James y. wilburn, Baptist
preacher Of Blair. W. Va, charged
with the murder of Deputy sheriff
John Gore during the Logan county
mine war last summer, was com'
pleied here today.
Suggestions for Instructions 10 The
jury we're 10 be presented TO the
court this afternoon. r
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-22
REAL FIGHT FOR GOLF
~ TITLE STARTING TODAY
my The United Pra)

Sandwich. Eng, June 22.-The real
battle for the British open golf
championship started here today.
]. II. Bonner. British took the
lead among tho first players In the
championship proper when he went
around Is holes In 20.
Walter Hagen, one OF the Ameri-
can big three" was regarded as the
fayorite for the title.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-22

Sign boards In ancient times we're
clmeilmes painted. bur more often
carved.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-22

The tlnoceraa. extinct mammal.
about the sire Of the elephant, had
The smalleat brain cf any living
mammal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-22
THE SCORE BOARD

Yesterdays hero - Ed Rommell,
Athletic pitcher, let the Browns
down with four hits, got two sim
giles in four times up and won, ;
to 0.
Scoring two runs in the ninth, the
White Sox beat the Cardinals, 5 to a..
Bunched hits off Olson and an
error by Rigney broke Detroit's win
ming streak and gave the Red Sox
8 to victory.
Two homers by Parkinson and one
by Lee were all the tallies the Phils
were able to get off Aldridge and
the Cubs won 6 to 3, in six-inning
game.
Three runs scored by a rally, in
the tenth inning gave Brooklyn =
win over Pittsburgh by score Of
15 to II.
With Ruth again on the side lines
the Yanks got out of their slump,
raped 16 hits off two Cleveland
pitchers and won, to 8.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-22

Ancients believed that MAIDS. ones
grow ON the head of certain snakes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-22

Scoring two runs in the ninth, the
White Sox beat the Cardinals, 5 to d..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
SOUTHERN MERCHANTS
DIRECTORS MEET TODAY
Will Draft Program for Au-
gust Conventional. l.. Nj.
higgins Prcsidcs.

Directors 81 the Southern Retail
Merchants Conference will meet In
the board room of the Chamber of
Commerce this morning at 10 O'Clock
10 draft the program for the annual
convention OF Southern merchants. 10
be held in Richmond about August -.
President a. l.. NJ Wig ms. OF Harris
VILE. :. c, Will preside. At l o'cloci;
this afternoon the visiting merchants
Will be entertained at luncheon at tho
Westmoreland Club by the Trade EN-
tension bureau OF the Richmond
Chamber OF Commerce. Those cx-
pected at today's meeting are as fol-
lows:
y. l.. NJ. Virgins, Hartsvillc. = G..
president, y. j. Parks. Parksley. first
ce-nresidcnt; a. X. Cannon. Aytcn.
y. G. second vice prcSidcut. W. IT.
snyder Charlottesville. assistant sec
Rotary: 5. +. Austin, Nashville. =. C..
l.. ;. Bass. Midlothian: *. NJ EiEEs.
I.umbertun. y. G.: y. Il. Elalock.
WadeShoro. y. c.; y. c. Bridges. Con-
way, y. c.; r. :. Bristow. trbanna
5. = Cocker liartsvillc. :. C.: l.. W.
Duval!, Chcraw, $. c.: McD. Holiday,
Dunn. y. C.: J. l.. Jones Sheppard
w. II. King. Greensboro. y. c.: j. T..
Miles, NOrl!na, y. c; -. c. McCotter.
Cash Corner, y. c.; NJ. 5. Mckinnon
Hartsyillc. :. c.: y. L. Purdy, Law
rencevillc; L. q. She'll. Rosemary, y
C.; J. l.. Spa!nhour, North Wilkcsboro
y. C. y. X. Smith. Marietta, Ga.
Dudley Sydnor, Mannboro; J.. :. Tom
!Inson. Wilson, y. T.: l.. L. wilkins
Sanford, y. G., and q. S. Willard, Pink
Hill, y. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
COOPERATION ASKED
IN PLEA TO AID CLUB
Norman II. johnson Would HIVE Pco-
pie Get Together for Bettcrmcnt
of Conditions I'm General

Ma king strong plea for the abo-
!!tion OF ciiQUes. which he said. are
rctardinE the growth and prosperity
OF Richmond, Norman H. Johnson.
editor of the Merchants journal and
Commerce, IN an address before the
Eichmond Advertising club and the
"omen's Advertising club yesterday
az o'clock in the mczza mine parlor
o! Murphy'S Hotel. further declared
that there was need for the business
men of the city getting together in Il
cooperative way 10 advance the In
tei"sts OF the city ana OF Virginia.
MI. Johnson paid a high tribute to
the purposes of the Virginia HistOr!-
ca Pageant ana added. however. that
while II was well To think o! the
s!or!es OF the past, the time had come
Tor the men OF Virginia to get togeth.
cr in a common cause To develop the
states wonderful resources and 10
work In behalf Of the movement FOR
good roads in order that the state %.
lifted out OF the slough Of mud and
dcspond."
II was announced that James y.
n'l'inhn. secretary OF the State
Board OF Education. will be the speak i.
eT next Wednesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
COMPANY 4 WINS LEG
ON DRILL CUP TROPHY
Score Dcci>iNcIy over Other j. VI. II.
=, Cadets ut big Competitive
Drill I'm Ityrd pnrk.

Company y, OF the John Marshall
High Schoo! cadet Corps. o; which
Rollin {. Paine IL captain won nrsi
leg ON the silver cup given the win
ming company at the annual cumpcti-
tive drill yesterday at William Byrd
Park. The dr!ll was between the
four companies az The school and "A
large number %: rooters from John
Marshall, members OF the cadets
families. and pageant visitors were
liz attendance.
Company i. Donald Doggett. cap
tain: Company y, Fred Blanks. cap
tain. and Company {. W. C.. Green
Captain. were awarded second. third
ana fourth places respectively. Fol-
lowing the drill. the cadets we're re-
viewed 10y Colonel VI. VI Milton. Ma
Jor Dashtcll and Major william
GIN
Tho cup is new this year as Com
rany \ won a similar trophy for tho
tiTd lime last year and became its
owner. Captain J. w Knapp. com
mandant OF the high school corps.
Was IN general charge of the drill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
tho matter on. OF tho coroner.

tho matter out of tho coroner's
handsT'
HAS tho prosecutors office to
walt several weeks. u month or ak
weeks. untli itc receives word from
tho coroner. to go to work?
'Ilas there boon In any case OF
this kind OF your knowledge IN wost
Chester County whore u coroner has
held back tho wheels OF prosecution
until he decides to hold an inuues,
where man has confessed to the
staying?
"liow. long may the coroner hold
up this casc?"
Mr.. Weeks made the following re-
ply: The coroner Will hold no In
guest until the sheriff Is through
with his investigation. because / In
tend to have all these facts brought
out in the OPEN
Mr.. Weeks asserted positively
that he knew of no woman connected
with the case.
His assertion was made after he
had been questioned concerning IL
woman alleged TO have been seen
frequently in the company OF Peters
and two other men who might turn
out to be Charley Ross" and jack
the two mysterious missing men. who
were alleged by Ward to have been
Reports received nero stated that
this woman had suddenly disappeared
from Broadway resorts she used to
frequent. and 1t was understood that
n search was being made for her to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
IEN-DAY TRIP PLANNED
BY GOVERNOR TRINkLE
VIII Stnrt sunday Night for Hacks
b"rS, where lie VIII Attend An
niYcr>nry Jubilee of y u

Governor r. Lee Triukle yesterday
completed the itinerary Of a trip that
Viii take him ont Of tn" city for ten
days, starting Sunday night. when no
leaves for Eiackshur. 10 participate
IN 'he anniversary jubilee OF tho Nir-
GIni" Polytechnic Institute.
ON Monday and TUESDAY IN. GOV.
Srnor VIII be in BlackShurp. ana on
edn"Sday and Thursday he viii ca
70 Wyihcvi!lc TO attend to personal
business Then for three days. I'm
company with Commissioner Of Labor
1ghn II Han! Jr.. he w.ll make an
oh!ciai tour o: the mine fields o,
Southwest Virginia.
on Monday. June .. Governor
Tr!nklc VIII make an address l.,n,a
III" state Bar Association at its am
hu"! meeting at Lynchburr. lie vii,
arrive haeh in Richmond on the fol.
lowing Wednesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25

determine whether sho could give
PoterB companions.
row York reports stated that tho
young woman. described as Il dainty
drossor. had ofton boon seen with
Potors Hhubbily attircd. In hor high
priced car. ut race tracks and along
tho gay white way.
Tho only fomine touch revealed
mus far In tho cuse came this artor-
noon. when II was reported that thcro
had been found In peters' pockets a
"oman's handkerchief embroidered
with pnnsies
mo dead mans clothes and be-
'ohsihgs have not been made avail
"oie 10 reporters. and as has been
the case with many other rumors
current since Wards surrender. the
report or the handkerchief discovery
was denied in other quarters.
VIII Inv, to Explain.
To hcighten the mystery. there wcr.
conflicting reports concerning the
discovery or non discovery OF Peters
pistol. with which he was ALLEGED
To have opened fire on Ward.
Mr.. Weeks said Ward would hive
10 explain what had become OF IL.
Sheriff Werner. while not protesting
TO have the gun. asserted he was sat :
isncd that the weapon and eight miss.
ing cartridge shells would be pre-
scented at the proper time before IN.
coroner.
Ward had asserted nine shots had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
BLAKE, STARTS OUT
TO CIRCLE WORLD
Continued From First Pagc.)

Continued From First Pagc.)
In the DH-9 sirplanc equipped for
their trip. without the attendant plane
with photographers and moving pic
turc operators. which 1t had been
planned TO send with them as far az
Athens. as 1t was found impossible TO
get the second machine ready on time.
Major Blake expressed confidence OF
making the world tour within ninety
days. He hoped to be on American
soil early in August.
y crowd assembled to watch the
departure, with every one in holiday
attire for the occasion. Empire Day
showcrrd mascots on the aviators
These included a black cat and a
rabbits foot. Messages received by
Major Blake included one from King
Georges secretary. reading: Their
Majcstics wish YOU all sodspced ana
good luck"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
KENTUCKY GIRL is NEW
., HEAD CHURCH SCHOOL
Miss Elizabeth g.. Harbour, Louis
'iir' 'h"scn as Principal OF
PresbN ferInn Institute

Inc presbyterian Collegiate School
LOT ',!i.a mas secured as principal
Miss !.j1ab.th G Barbour of I,ou;s.
vile ny. Mss Barbour is grad
Maie OF hryn Mawr. with several
EsMrS experience as "a teacher. She
Is leaving the Home School for Girls
IN louisville, where she has been
read Of the English department..
She is a daughter Of the late Hov.
Lewis 6 Barbour, y. H.. for many
Years PRESIDENT OF girls school in
lpanN!!!c Ny. and professor In tho
louisville Theological Seminary. Ar
older relative was United states
. Senator aBrbour. OF Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25

boon exchanged. but only ono shell
was reported found. Investigators
hnvo been assigned to look for bullet
"'"rhs on trcos whcro tho shooting
was said TO have occurred, ana
othors hnfo boon detailed TO look over
"ards car and see whether 1t boro
any marks OF battle.
Find No Sign OF Fight.
Sergeant Edward McGarycv. NJ tho
state Police. told an Associated Press
representative OF the report mado To-
him by Trooper Joseph Collins, who
went to get the body. after 1t had been
found.
According to Collins. whereas
Ward has claimed his car and tina,
of the blackmailers wore on tho
scene Of battle. no could ind the
marks of only ono set OF tires. These
were fifteen feet from the spot where
the body lay.
Collins told his superior there had
been no sign OF "a fight. nor could he
find any one who had heard /, number
or shots. The fact that gravel cluns
heels and soles on both the dead
mans shoes. led him to believe that
he had been standing when he was
shot. Peters coat was open. Tho
bullet passed through the vest. shirt
and undcrshirt and came out the
back
In tho pockets were found 3l.32
cards aud dice. Collins did no. re-
port finding any woman's handkcr-
chief.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
French "BootIcggers''
Lose Cigarette Trade
Try United Nows.l

PARIS. May 24.-Withdrnwal OF
the American troops from the
Khine Is making life hard for the
French cigarette "bootleggcrs."
These "bootleggcrs," who operate
with all the secrecy and precnu
ton OF Americans selling liquor.
have built up Il large trade In pop
ular brands of American cigarettes.
They obtain the cigarettes from
the American army commissary at
Coblcnz. or In some cases. Snug
gle small shipments in from the
United states, and by selling them
secretly. escape the heavy French
tax on foreign cigarettes. imposed
because OF the government mo-
nopoIy on tobacco. But the grad
ual departure of American troops
ls cutting down the commissary
ana drying UP the boo;lcgGcrs'
source of supply. The French
men haven't yet got TO the stage
Of printing fake labels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
ROANOKE ADDS FEATURE
TO PAGEANT DRAMA HERE
The Western Movement
Will Be Depicted by Spc-
cial Cast Tonight.

An added feature OF the pageant
drama OF the Virginia Historical
Pageant tonight Will be put on by
a special cast from the City OF Roa-
noke. /; is entitled The Western
Movcmcnt-Virgini the Mother of
States" and the scene is laid around
1900. Miss Kathleen Shelor Is the
leader of the cast. She is assisted
by n. o. Chapman
The cast OF characters follow:
Father-H. y. Ccrell.
Mothcr-MrS. VI. j. Patscl
Grown son--G W Slicer.
Younger sony. Il. Sisson.
Daughter and bride-Miss Kath-
lecn Shclo-
Groom-B. a. Davis
Preachcr-E. q. Orrei.
Caller for dancc-HuEh Gish
Leader oi danCe-Mrs. T. II. Hale.
old pioneer tsymholic)-Car!eto
Penn.
COMPANION o. Chapman.
NciEhhors tmcu)-Dr. Ben c.
Moomaw, Major w H. Kindervatcr,
Colonc! Spil!cr. l.. l.. Shclor. J. NJ
Gish. r II. Hale l.. w. Scatchard
Charles Krcbs. Il. \. Riley. G.. O.
S!hold +. a Robins. T T.. Taylor.
Robert L, Higher. II. j. Jacks IN
Glenn Grissom, John Horne. r. y.
Sibold.
NeiGhbors Cwomcn)-Miss Carson.
Mrs. +. p Stewart, Mrs. Churchill
Graves. Mrs !. 4. u Copenhavcr.
Mrs. j. f .Armcntout. Miss Fry Kel!;.
Mrs. Broaddus Chewing, Miss Louise
Steel. Miss Elizabeth Abbott. Miss
Dorothy ratscl. Miss pcvcc MlCha-i
Miss Roberta Shafer. Miss Yvcnne
Noble.
Childrcn--John -. Copcuhav,r.
stuart Noble. Martha Jane Copen-
haver, Frances Stewart. Louise Ar
McNtrUur.