davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-14
AGED GRAVES
MOVED FROM
CANALS PATH


Just at midnight, when the wind
sends slithering little fingers to
trace patterns in the drifting sand
and to pluck invisibly, insistently at
the greaseWood and bowling mes
quite, will the moonlesS nights bring
troupe of ghostly forms to move
silently along the All American wat
erWay, always seeking but never
finding the peace of eternal rest?
They are not a superstitiouS crew.
these men who are building Imper-
ial Valley big canal, and there was
no room for suspicion in the make
up of the hard bitten pioneers
whose visions are responsible for
the gigantic construction job. Else
there might yet spring up a ghost
story that would challenge the
imagination of the most imagina-
tive spirit medium.
Modern man, in his work OF TAM
ing an ancient river, has disturbed
the bones of antiquity. Two ceme-
teries along the route of the All Am
erican canal, one of them believed
to be more than a century and a
half old, had to be moved to make
way for progress.
The largest of the cemeteries was
one started in comparatively recent
years-When Laguna Dam was un-
der construction. Known as the
Potholes cemetery. it contained 148
graves of men who died in early
struggles with the Colorado river or
who later took up residence in the
area. Prospectors, farmers and
builders alike were laid to rest
Some of them died peacefully some
violently.
They were colorful men. but the
best ghost of them all would be
Padre Garces, whose bones were
said to rest in the graveyard at the
old Mission Site where his mission
was founded more than a century
and half ago, and whore he fell
before the attack of the Yuma In.
dians when they destroyed the mis-
J sion building.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-14
Ghosts w ak?
his Edition


e special language used by en-
e IayDsan. Here is list, With
|Iy used throughout this edition.
BAR PIT)-Site where earth or
pr construction.
lam built to divert river water to
N-Structures of earth heavily
| in the desilting works.
here heavy excavation is necessary.
|ture supplementing the main dam.
|pecially built for shunting water
machine, operating like a steam
from a steel arm, called the boom,
| Hines are moved on steel legs that
Eation of the canal drops abruptly.
bd to be built at these points.
|of the ground has to be built up.
|gging chiefly by teams. Restrict
|gged behind teams for transport
|orrison, Utah, Winston construc-
Eood planks driven into the earth
|eanal route left untouched where
y
nal work.
lying canal under another water
which silt gathered in desilting
10 Ain river.
f0-- 100 feet.
over which water can flow after
les to carry drainage water across
this edition as cubic yards of earth.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-14
a r 0 z O IN a

canal and the East Side high line canal be opened for
cultivation with the advent of assured water supply This
probably would be irrigated direct from the Coachea
canal Heavy lines in the map indicate sections
Lighter lines in dashes indicate square miles The figures
marked alongside the canal stand for stations
engineering term for 100 feet Station No is at Imperial
Dam Station No g 100 feet down stream and Station
1910 at the end of the canal.
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Ale kolik modlitba jejf pla-
tia bl1zkemu spojen1 S origi-
nalem nebo snad nejakemu
zajmu jinemu, o tom zpravy
dati nedovedeme.
Tolik vsak jest jisto, re Shy
mlade vdovy Sc podobaly vice
krecovite zoufalosti, neil III
chemu vaznemu zarmutku, je-
muz sc oddava nadeje v blizke
shledan1 ma nebes1ch.
Tentokrate vsak byla brzy
Ease z vybuchu bolu sveho W.
ruSena.
zofe Sc objevila jeste jed
nou a prinesla jake odpoved'
ma nevrly pohled sve velitelky
zpravu, re rektor Wallenberg
zada "a povolen1, ably smell u
+ciniti %navStevu.
Vyraz, zprvu netrpelivosti,
.jenz nebyl pro mladeho rekto-
ra zvlaste lichotivy, potion W.
raz spokojenosti pfeletel slic-
ny oblicej Mathildin.
Pc tie prohodila, nabyvsi no.
We mlry:
"Rekni panu rektorovi, ably
vessel do salonu pTijdu hned."
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Jest rano dine pristine.

C'o AG1io uIlC PIlSCIIIO.
We velike hluboke komna-
te, ktera nebyla Size cerne 20
tazena, ale mela pTece tmave
tapety a spustene zaclony, Sc
della vladkyne domu opfena O
vyfezavanou lenosku stareho
kfesla ebenoveho.
Mlada PAM, jez slula Ma
thilda, jak jsme slyseli, oslno-
vala z bllzka jeste vice, a w.
raz utrpenf, zejmena vyraz
bolestne touhy, jenz ~neustale
Sc prost1ral pc jejim obliceji.
propujcoval mu vetsi zajfma-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03

pa"
"Usetr mne otrepanymi pie
sky skolskymi. Zdvihla kni-
hu?"
"Ano, zajiste a jala Sc do
konce listy prevraceti diyfc Sc
patrne, kde Sc tn vzala."
"a tvs j zajiste medal mar
ne Sc diviti?"
"To bych 81 nebyl mohl do
voliti."
"Ne, mel"
"Nevyzradil jsem ale najed-
nou, jake bys ty byl v prudkos-
ii sve ucinil, nybrz priblizoval
jsem sc skromne a zaroven S
tvafi zamyslenou, ktera il zba-
vovala vsi rozpacitosti."
"Jsme sousedi, madame"
pravil jsem zcela proste a sp1-
Sc lhostejne nez Five. "Dovol-
tie mi, abych Sc jake soused O.
tazal, mohla-li by mole kni-
hovna pfispeti, by yam casem
nekterou hodinku ukratila. V
pripade tom by mne tesilo, re
jsem s sebou wal nekolik do
brych knih, ktere jsou zrna
snadnejsfho neil tato."
GA co ii odpovedela ma tuto
prostoTekost?'"
"Prostofekost, Nprav1s-sou-
dila O slovech mych docela j.
max. Odvetila s velikou rozto-
milosti a hlasem, jehoz libo-
zvuk Sc media ami popsati: Bu-
du tax sm6la a pouziji navrhu,
ktery mi byl ucinen, S velikou
prostorou i otevfenost1."
O, to jest prespf1lis, pfespr1-
lis!" zvolal Viktor. "a ia,
jenz nemam zadne jine knihy
krone ...."
".... krone oblibeneho
Pavla de Kocka; nemohl
byS -.
"Mlc pax, budes-li mlceti?
-. Jen pocket vsak, ia 81 Wy
hledam pfllezitost take!"
eco Sc pc nj budes shaneti,
dokoncfm ia vypravu."
"Ano, dokonci j."
"Dovolte mi, abych YAM pos
lal seznam toto, CO yam mohu
nab1dnouti = pamatuj dobre,
Tekl jsem postal = monia
byste ST oznaciti sauna knihy,
ktere 81 prejete cisti."
"Toho nen1 treba," odveti-
la; "zGstavuji volbu yam sa-
motnemu, pane rektore."
"Pane rektore = ted vidlm
zcela jasne, re lies, az Sc pra-
ST."
"Ni pfsmene. Byla to Cd nj
jemnocitnost, jiz mi dala ma
srozumenou, re mne zna."
"Jako bylo Cd tebe hrubo-
st1, yes il k tomu jemnocitu do
nutil, ami Sc il nepTedstaviv
NJ, dovolila tt snad take, abys
iii navstfvil?"
"Nerekla vice mic, nez CO
jsem ii vypravoval. A to nej-
poslednejsf Tekla prave, kdyz
Sc ma rozloucenou poklonila a
odchazela ma lavku."
"A vsecko to dovolil 81 osud
svaliti ma jedinou ruku?"
"Jemnocit vymahal ma mne,
abych 81 posp1sil pred, ma
cez jsem S nejvetsl tvarf ma
svete il podal ruku a pomohl
ma druhou stranu."
"Nu, a pr1beh o kapesnfm
"Jest zcela jednoduchy, ne
bot jej nechala lezeti u knihy.
| bylo by vypadalo jake neslus
ma doternost, kdybych S MIN
bezel Ia nj"
Viktor neodvetil ami slova.
Dobra mira jeho byla ia
tam, a &C by byl ucinil rad jes-
te tislc otazek O jejim zevnej-
sku, bytosti, trudnomyslnosti,
neucinil ami jedine.
Bylo patrno, re, by byl Edwin
tyto okolnosti, v jichz rance
zavfeno bylo male dobrodruz-
stvl, rovnez tax rad vylicil,
Viktorovi vsak zbyvala prrece
utecha = byt i jemu samemu
pfipravovala trpkost = totiz
re Edwin nemel zadne dalsf
pfllezitosti, ably Sc 1spechem
svym vychloubal.
Opustime vsak nyni bratry,
abychOm n~avStivili mladou
vdOVu Samu.
VI.
Zarmutek vdovin.
Jest rano dine prfStfho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Gale, slecno, ia nerekl 4.


Slecna zofie shrnula 81 "a
vol ,posinula klobouk ponekud
do vyse a nos1k up1nala Sc
vznesenou svehlavosti do vyse.
"Chtel jsem yam toliko flcl,
slecno, re jsem sl1bil bratrovi,
re Sc vratim brzy, bych zlskal
Ease neco z pTfjemneho setka-
nj" !.
"Jak chcete, pane. Ale ted
ie to zhola jedno, ted 81 take
vzpomfnam, re jest Ultra jeden
z vecerG, kdy PAM odjlzdl ma
more, a pax byva pc cely den
v nepokoji tax horecnem, re
nemohu z domu ami ma mlnut-
ku."
Vzacnou tuto zpravu odme-
nil Viktor tim, re vysoce vele-
bill krasny jemnocit sleeny 70
file, re zGstane doma, a pozna-
menal, re 81 nemGze witt ma
sv6domf, by jemnocit tento ne
kterak chtel rusiti.
Pc t6 Sc zdvofile pokloniv
pospichal pryc. Co Sc tyce o.
bavy slecny zofie, re pc ceste
polka nekolik zlych krav, sta
vel Sc, jakoby neslysel.
"Proklat6," brucel 81 mlady
muz, ''tato nit sc pfetrhla pfl-
lis zahy. Strazny andel chap
CIV nebyl straznym andelem
mym."
V.
Okresnf pTednosta pfisel do
MI domnfval Sc, re zastihne
rektora u matky ma sn1danl,
nebylo mono no nalezti a ne
pTichazel domG ami dopoledne.
Jakmile byli bratf1 samotni,
tn Viktor oznamoval S netrpe-
livostf a prudkostf detinou Ed
vinovi, jak nesmfrne no pred
behl.
"Jak to-" tazal Sc rektor S
obvyklym klidem.
"Tak Sc taxes ty, kdyz isl
mne vyslechl, zapocato
nam komornou, tot v celku ko
lem a kolem vzato byvalO IVY
KEN ode davna."
"Nepochybn6 ale by mno-
hem lepe byvalo, kdybys byl
smell zapocfti s hrdinkou sa-
motnouH
"Viktor, jenz Sc chtel Vast
ne trochu chlubiti, odvetil "a
razen:
"Ovsem, ale stestf Sc nedo-
stava clov6ku beze vsf namahy
a nepada bez predehry do XII
ma"
Globe snad ne, ale mne!"
eco to znamena?"
"ze jsem nasi vdovicku ne
jen vid6l, nybrz S nj i mluvil, a
re jsem S nj nejen mluvil, ny
brz il drzel i "a ruku, kdyz
kracela pres 1zkou lavku, jez
Sc pne pres lesn1 rucej."
Zach, tebe hloupeho PraSi-
la! Ale proc pax ne? W.
p~ravujeme-li maylTpibezejse
pravujeme-li maly prfbeh, MI
zeme 81 snadno zalhati. ia ale,
jenz jsem zazil veci skutecne,
nepotrebuji prasiti."
"Nev6Tfs-li slovGm mym, ne
chat platf dGkazy; co rfkas
tomuhle?"
"Ah, nalezeny satek kapes-
nj, oznaceny jmenem Mathil-
dy!"
Cobra zamfnka," prohodil
rektor, "abych il mohl uciniti
Ultra navst6vu, ci jake"
"Ne, tobe nemozne, tobe ma
presto nemozn6, kde, kdy ne
DO jak re isl videl?"
Rektor sc usm1val.
"Je-li to skutecne pravda,
pax nenf tebe dGstojno cesty
takove uzlvati."
"Za cestu onu mann dekova-
sve filosofii."
"Tak pax Sc vyslov."
"Lezel jsem a cetl Heina v
lese, ktery, jak Wis, dole u po-
toka deli statek mas cd statku
Tyselvikova; prave jsem Cd
lozil knihu, abych ma stromech
vyhledal jmeno, jez jsem kdy-
81 vyfezal do kGry ma bT1ze."
"Ah, pamatuji sc velmi do
bTe: to stale Sc tehdaz, kdyz
isl sobe obliboval naSi teticku,
hezkou malou Hildu."
"Jiz jsem cd t6 DOLBY ami ne
videl jest to blaha upom1n-
ka z blahych dob gymnasij-
Mich"
"Dale, dale!"
"Nu, dobTe, stall jsem tam
prave a divil Sc, re jmeno me
TTs l. o "
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Do SeSti nede1
Novda ID Emile Fygare Carlenove. Pfaozl Vacav Peu6.

Nemohls vyrazneho obliceje
toho videti, bys sobe nepTal, a
by .jej zadne ono touzenf opu-
stilo.
Mathilda Sc neobfrala zad-
nou prac1 zenskou, kterou by
81 ukratila chv1li.
Ruka jeji 81 hrala mocha
nicky S tTapci kresla. Druha
zavfrala stare, divnymi podo-
bami ciselovane, zlate srdce,
jehoz horn1 cast byla zamkem
cast doln1.
Snad to bylo toho srdce ko-
vove, jez povest poctila pros
lulym jmenem srdce muzova.
Ale jak mnoho nebo jak ma
10 Sc Mathilda trapila, zdalo
Sc nicmene, re jest prvni toto
srdce skvostem ceny velike,
nebot co chv1le je ~vznasela s
prudkostf temeT vasnivou ma
rty "a brzy kanuly jejf Shy ma
jeho zastfnene kvetiny a listy.
Ale nedosti ma tom, re veno-
vala tento dGkaz neznosti kle-
notu zevne. Pc nekolik minu-
tach otevrela srdce a vzala z
neho kuceru jasnych vlasn,
ktere nepochybne chovaly v
sobe nejtrpcf a nejdrazsf upo-
m1nku jeff, nebot ted sc pro-
menily Shy mlade PAM We
vzlykot, jenz neustal, az Sc
dvere komnate tise ~otevTely,
nacez kucera letem blesku by
la uzavrena do str1brne skim
ky.
Byla to slecna zofie, je.jfz
pT1chod vyrusil osamocenost
velitelky.
"Mdj bozfnku, jak je to div
ne, re vydrzfte tax hrozne
dlouho plakati!"
Zdalo Sc, re 81 Matilda nev
sima vyrusovani.
"Placu-li pouze pGl hodinky
jsem vsecka ia tam a vypa-
dam, az re mne jde hrGza; ale
Wy, madame, dovedete vypla-
kati cely den a zGstavate pre-
ce poTad krasna."
"Zofie," pravila mlada da-
ma hlasem, ktery Sc odf1kal Ii
chocenf, "myslila jsem, re 81
lepe ~zapamatujes, CO jsem tt
|rekla."
Zach, Boze, madame, vim
dobre, re nechcete pravdiveho
slova slyseti cd tax nepatrn6
bytosti, "a jakou jsem ia po-
kladana, a nebylo by take
zvlastn1 radosti vypadati V te-
to pousti sebe lepe, byt i nyni
nebyla tax osamela jake v do
be, We ktere jsme sem pTisly."
eco tim minis?"
"Nic jineho, neil re jsou
tn take jeste lide."
"Ti byvali asi vzdy."
II ovsem, ale jen jisteho
druhu."
'Nu, dale?"
"Ej, ted pTisel druh novy.
Potkala jsem vcera rano mia
deho pana, ktery byl tax hez-
ky, o tax hezky, re Sc podo-
bal vsecek cukrovemu andelu
- madame videla zajiste jiz
takove andely, jez o vanocich
vystavuji v dflnach cukraf-
skych."
"Je rusy?" vyzvfdala MIA
-da vdova, a lehounky zazeh RI
zovy rozestfel Sc pc bledych
licfch jejfch.
"Ne, je snedy jake Ital a ma
Have ma oci, nemGzete ami u
veriti, jake oci."
"Nevfm, proc mne vyrusuje5
tlachem tax hloupym ci
snad Sc o to staram, jak vypa-
da omen cizinec?"
"Ale, madame, ubezpecuji
"Ticho, a budoucne mne u
setfi vyzkumy, jez ucinfs."
1T m1j ty Boze budu mlceti,
nezapomenu zajiste, kdo jsem.
Domnivala jsem Sc vsak, re
budu, jak jste pravila, NADIA
me, kdyz jste mne premlouva-
la, abych sla S vami do teto pu
stiny, re budu vice spolecnici
neil komornou."
"To take mites byti, "a
chce-li Sc mi spolecnosti; a jak
mile Sc chut tato dostavf, rex
nu IT,"
Velitelka ucinila rukou po-
sun.
A nereknuvsi jiz ami slova
odebrala Sc slecna Zofie ven.
Jakmile byla Matilda sa-
motna, poklekla ma sametove
klekatko,j ez stale pred pohov-
kOu.
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CeStina u zidH.

Ceskozidovsky casopis "Roz
voj' pfSe, re Sc zidovska nabo-
zenska obec We Hranic1ch ma
Morave ~usnesla, ably Sc vsech-
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ny projevy ma hTbitove konaly
pfedevsim " jazyku ceskem.
Podobna usnesenf sc stala i "
jinych zidovskych nabozen-
skych obcfch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03

.pravu, re rektor Wallenberg
zada "a povolen1, ably smel u
ciniti navstevu.
Vyraz, zprvu netrpelivosti,
jenz nebyl pro mladeho rekto-
ra zvlaste lichotivy, potion w
raz spokojenosti pfeletel slic-
ny oblicej Mathildin.
Pc tie prohodila, nabyvsi no.
We m1ry:
"Rekni panu rektorovi, ably
vessel do salonu pfijdu hned."
VII.
Utesitel oslo /.
o deset minut pozdeji vstu-
povala nase vdova pres prah
komnaty.
Byla by sc vsak malem lined
n~avratila, kdyz Sc il objevil ne
zamysleny, skromny lrektor,
znamy jejf Cd vcirka, nybrz O.
SODA zcela nova, mlady snedy
muz S blyskavyma ocima a Sc
bevedomym oblicejem.
"Komorna mole Sc zajiste
pTeslechla, nebo jsem Sc pre-
slechla ia; zdalo Sc mi, re O.
hlasuje rektora Wallenberga"
"Udelala, oc byla zadana =.
Jakozto zastupce bratrGv jsem
Sc nemohl ohlasiti zadnym j.
nym jmenem neil jmenem je-
no, pon6vadz jest tax stasten,
re je YAM znam. Sebe sama,
madame, predstavuji jake O.
kresn1ho pfednostu Wallenber
ga, stareho souseda vaseho a
ponizeneho sluzebn1ka."
Mathilda nahnula s vaznou
libeznostf okouzluj1cf hlavin-
ku; pc tie pravila posazuj1c
Sc:
"Sednete 81, pane, a OMAN
tie mi sve poslan1; mohu vlad-
nouti jen nekolika o~kamziky."
"Nekolika okamziky," opa-
koval 81 Viktor, nota bene u
vnitr = ,,kez mi prispeji vsic-
kni dobfi duchove, abych Sc
mohl Sc slicnou zfnkou trochu
seznamiti, neil Edwin pTiplu-
je a mne jake uchvatitele Wy
zradi."
Wee sc mela proste tax, re
Okresnl prednOsta Znamenal v
sob6 income povolan1, pripra-
viii jake Jakub Esau bratra
sveho O nejleps1 pozehnan1, a
proto pTichazel nynf = kdy Sc
dobremu rektorovi o kousku
takovem ami nesnilo - ably 81
zfskal zakonite pravo, totiz
pravo; uciniti n~avstevu mlade
vdove.
Ami vteTinu neznamenal Vik-
tor vycitek svedomf sveho. Do
mnfval Sc, re jest v lasce jake
v kazde jine valce vsecka lest
dovolena.
Zatim netreba ami rlci, re tt
cha modlitba v nitru jeho ne
branila rtGm, ably praci svou
zapocaly, jez veru nezalezela
v mlcen1.
"Me poslani Budu m1ti
lined tn cest k nemu pfijlti.
Kdybych vsak Sc smell odvazi-
tt, milost nejakou 81 vyprositi,
zakladala by Sc V tom, abyste
mi popfala deset minut mluvi-
ii O necem jinem."
"Zda Sc mi, pane" odvetila
Mathilda hlasem meme chlad-
nym neil zalostnym, "pone-
vadz Sc sem dostavujete, re
nejste s pomery mymi neobe-
i odvazila jsem Sc
doufati, re by mely kazdemu
vniknouti tolik vaznosti, ably
sc zdrzel malicherne zvedavo-
sti."
Poructe mi, abych Sci, stezuj-
tie 81 do me smelosti, re YAM
vstupuji ma oci,ale nevinte mne
z malicherne zvedavosti. Tat
by byla vasim znesvecen1m, i
nebude nikdy s me strany Sc
nedostavati uctivosti, jiz mne
a kazdemu poctivci vnucuje
vase pohlavi, vase postaveni a
pfedevsim pfftomna vase bez-
brannOst."
Gnu, dobfe; z hlasu vaseho
vyzn1va tolik u%pTimnosti, re Sc
prlci vasemu chovani; abyste
vsak dial dGkaz -"
"zadejte jich sto, chcete-li."
"PTestanu ma jedinem. Bud
tie tax laskav, odejdete a ne
vratte Sc jiz nikdy."
"Nikdy?" 7
"Ziji samotna, pane, a chci
samotna zGstati, pokud mes
tady."
|
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-08-20
Safety Cars Will Be In Oakland
On Monday, August "a

Safety cars, warning jay-walkers
and drivers of automobiles as to the
proper way to cross streets, turn
corners at intersections, and observ-
ance of other motor vehicle laws, will
be in Oakland on Monday, August "a,
for demonstrations.
These cars, equipped with loud
speakers, are touring the state giving
demonstrations at dangerous intersec-
lions and carrying out campaign of
safety inaugurated August 18th by
Governor Harry w. Nice and Enoch
B. Carey, superintendent Of the
State police.
The campaign, according to Cover
nor Nice, is to "jar the thoughtless
motorist out of his lethargy, to make
him realize human lives depend upon
his alertness and courtesy. IT am
confident that these demonstrations
Of the wrong way to drive will i'm
press our motorists to such an extent
that the accident rate and fatalities
win show a drastic DECREASE" he con-
cluded.
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Baby Clinic To Be Held At
KemptOn Tuesday

DR.. E. E. Sollars and DR.. Eugene
C. Peck, Health Officer, will hold a
clinic at DR.. Sollars' Office in Kempton
on Tuesday, August 25, at 2 p. M, for
the examination of babies and children
under six years of age.
The Maryland State Law states
that every baby should be vaccinated
against small pox before it is one year
of age, DR.. Peck stated. Clinics have
been held in all parts of the county so
that patients who cannot afford to pay
their family physicians for vacoAna-
ton and diphtheria immunization
could be done by the Health Depart
ment.
The State Law also requires that
every teacher ascertain that all the
children in her school are vaccinated
and provides fine for teachers who
neglect this. Parents should take
notice that the School and Health De-
partments are cooperating to see that
disease is kept out of our schools, DR..
Peck concluded.
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operator, Fairmont, w. Va.

operator, Fairmont, W. Va.
John Christian Wiland, %, laborer,
and Ruth Elizabeth Colebank, %,
both of Grafton, w. Va.
Alexander Babo, 81, steel worker,
Federal, Pa, and Ida Cornelius Pal
mer, %, clerk, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Earl William Fletcher, "a, laborer,
and Zelma Ruth King, %, both of
lockwood, Pa.
Samuel Junior Billotti, 81, clerk, of
Morgantown, W. Va, and Willivene
Cole, IS, Terra Alta, W. Va.
Joseph Gutierrez, 81, laborer, Spell
ter, w. Va, and Pauline Wright, 10,
Shinnston, w. Va.
Samuel Charles Georgiana, 81, stu
dent, Uniontown, Pa, and Dolores
Virginia Watt, 81, Point Marion, Pa.
Edsel Ford Powers, 81, baker, and
Helen Christine Enoch, Is, student,
both of Gassaway, w. Va.
Oliver George Miller, "a, miner,
and Kathleen Elizabeth Rizer, 10,
mill worker, both of Bloomington, Md.
Edward Thurman Warwick, &c,
mechanic, and Isabelle Nelson Wor-
gan, %, mill worker, both of Luke,
Md.
Francis Raymond Sackrider, %,
engineer, and Elsie Jewel Bravo, %,
both of Lawrenceville, Pa.
Boyd Augustus Russell, "a, coal
operator, Washington, D. c., and
Alma Ruth Helmick, 10, bookkeeper,
Morgantown, w. Va.
William Mason Morgan, %, fire
man, Weston, W. Va, and Elizabeth
Ann Katchur, 20, dry cleaner, Nor
gantown, W. Va.
Charles William Murphy, 81, coal
miner, Warrington, W. Va, and Rose
Mary Byard, IS, Metz, w. Va.
William Branson Keller, 81, farmer,
Fisher, w. Va, and lila Susan Hinkle,
81, Purgitsville, W. Va.
Russell Lyon Dixon, 81, truck driv-
er, Friendsville, Nd, and Dorothy
May Coddington, 81, Guard, Md.
Clarence William Fling, "a, clerk,
Silver Springs, Nd, and Gladys Ber-
della Nine, %, Gormania, W. Va.
Lester Austen Clouser, %, miner,
and Thelma Bragg, IS, both of Ber-
goo, w. Va.
George Wilson Chidester, %, sur
veyor, and Mary Rose Koch, 10, both
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of Kingwood, w. Va.
Aaron Zirkle, %, laborer, and Mel
lie Shipman, 81, both of Classify, w
Va.
John Robert Moorehead, 81, tool
dresser, Hundred, w. Va, and Helen
Pauline Scott, 81, teacher, Star City
W. Va.
Stuart House Wagner, Jr., %, Ia
borer, and Edna Pearl Zimmerman
10, both of near Buckstown, Pa.
James Edward Deem, 81, salesman
and Thelma Leo Connor, Il, reeler
both of Parkersburg, w. Va.
Peter Paul Zoretic, %, meat cut
ter, Merrittstown, Pa, and Ella Kath-
ryn Trumminger, 10, stenographer, OF
Uniontown, Pa.
Eugene Irving Baumgartner, 81
doctor, and Helen Chrystal Treacy.
%, nurse, both of Oakland.
Jesse Earl Kisner, 81, laborer, OF
Dairstown, Pa, and Evelyn Cyril
Fike, 10, Vaudeville, W. Va.
Charles Andrew Duckworth, So
fireman, Bloomington, Nd, and Helen
Viola johnson, IS, Hampshire, West
Va.
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Va.
Wayne Glenn Cummins, 81, laborer,
Brave, w. Va, and Mini Helen Taught,
10, Beulah, W. Va.
Louis DeWallent, 35, accountant,
and Willard Lucille Everts, &c, tea
cher, both of Charleston, W. Va.
Willard Keith Powers, "a, laborer,
and Geneva lone Ellyson, 10, both of
Cox's Mills, W. Va.
Harry Alfred Baker, 81, laborer,
and Sadie Anna Uphold, 10, both of
Friendsville, Nd.
Willard Earl Frashure, 26, farmer,
and Fern McHenry, 81, both of Lynn,
West Va.
Martin Orr Kessler, "a, mechanic,
Anderson, W. Va, and Margaret Cooke
Cataline, 81, Somerset, Pa.
Paul Maxwell Kelley, Fl, laborer,
Somerfeld, Pa, and Carrie Inez Crib
bic, 20, Smithfeld, Pa.
George Marshall Burton, So, ply
sician, Staunton, Va, and Anna NJ.
Sukerifski, 35, Washington, D. C.
Isaac Orr Davis, 48, motorman, and
Olive Grace Reese, SO, both of Fair
mont, w. Va.
Russell Charles Taylor, "a, farmer,
and Etho Frances Cutlip, 20, both of
Mill Creek, w. Va.
Frederick Francis Chesley, %,
clerk, Mt. Lake Park, Md, and nellie
Thornton Offutt, "a, Oakland, Md.
Wright Allen, 43, barber, Cleveland,
Ohio, and Mahala Ann Anderson, "a,
stock girl, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Willard Valgene McQuown, 81,
clerk, and Lillian Mae Patterson, 81,
stenographer, both of Indiana, Pa.
Edward William Sebold, 80, school
teacher, and Ruth Eleanor Killius, 81,
school teacher, both of Mt. Lake
Park, Md.
John Henry Weyant, "a, farmer,
and Ruth Naomi Crime, 20, both of
Shellsburg, Pa.
Wilfred Alton Balderson, %, labor
err, and Marjoriet Marie Miller, 10,
clerk, both of Fairmont, W. Va.
James Osborn Hill, 80, laborer, and
Mary Madge Dilley, %, both of Mar
linton, West Va.
Glenn Fayette Martin, 80, engineer,
Masontown, w. Va, and Elizabeth A.
Fleming, "a, clerk, Fairmont, w. Va.
John Roy, %, laborer, and Geral-
dine Smith, 81, both of Elkins, w. Va.
Charles Wayne Fox, %, farmer,
Fairview, w. Va, and Margaret
Catherine Ridenour, %, telephone