Mary E. McGraw Becomes Bride of It Alfred Howe♦OINTMENT* TALCUMC\v cwraOl 'r. ■ nt sooth* u promptly L ip a rr Iv ■ lt;*. i u»:-r ura ! ak'utn rrcvdP' il tlt; r i tv ;:k B / ok, ... ! JPMarriacje of Cumberland Couple Is Solemnized in New OrleansAnnouncement is made of the marriage of Mia Man Esther Mo Graw, i IB Center street Frostburg and beeond Li* u? A It reel L. Howe New Orleai La forme rl o? Cumberland.T1 it* v ereniu11\ «a solem111ned at 6 o’clock in the evening of Januarj 2 in New Orleans with Ml and Mrs Jana O Counth a. the , nen-dantsThe bride was attired in a flame wool, -street length rim.v with which she wore an aqua ha* and black accessories. A corsage of talisman roses completed her costumeFollowing the ceremony an inlor-i mil dinner was served the bridal parrv at the Hotel Roo.se*1ItMrs How» is employed m : a* home service department of the Potomac Edison Company. She will reside here for the pr* t.Lieut Howe trained at CampChaffee Aik. received amphibious training at Fort Store Va grade* a ted from Officers school at M: -MS sippi St Hi COlltv a Slal'k. vjl -Mis. ana since last February ; been .stationed with the Iran n* * tat,an , in New Ur van * }to * ntr i iiu, ua v : . v f ht ■ employed as ass-want managei of the Schnucn Baking CompanyPhysicists have suggested that the Appleton layer, highest ot the atmospheric layers, has a temperature cf about UiOO degrees FahrenheitMany framed nurses use thfs reiiab e c d for rei«e/!nr