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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-17


which sometimes RACES as an eptE-lss
demic. 4$s tsi q s ss NJ q. ID
"A The present epidemic Of Ia grippe will
increase this demand fourfould d.
{2 The resources for the manufacture OF \
{Per,,na are not unlimited. his extra; w
ordinary demand may exceed the possible
supply Of It. y, n M 81; 4: jl.s;5
every Person, Especially Every Family
should provide themselves at once With
a supply Of this well-tested remedy for \
Ia grippe a,s aS 3. !, Sss5
f Perana has been the regular prescrip-s
tion Of Dr.. Hartman for over forty years
1T has become the safeguard Of thou
sands Of households. In the midst .of
this epidemic not ono should fail to talks
a dose OF Peruna before each meal too
guard against the possibility Of an att
tack. s e &: 5 sss .iiGG 81
,r,hcse stricken with the disease should 4
begin with teaspoonful doses Of PerunaG
every hour, and continue until tho acute
symptoms subs!de, after which two tea ~
gspoonf,ils before meals will be sufficient
Ito continue the trea tment until complete
SsS r. YOU do not derive prompt and ssatis:-;$3
factory results from the use Of Peruna.J Il
write At once to DR.. Hartman. giving I
ifull statement or your case. and he viii 1
be pleased to give you his valuable a q: VI
vice era tbs. & 53;s -Fb 81 .f25 IL
The Hartman sanithrinm. Columbus, -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-17
Mall 8AdviCos5 Received Of HUI Hui;
rtCane In Tudm0tu.
PROPERTY is DESTROYED ] e ],
Loss IS Estimated at Half a Million Dol,s
lars--Natiyes Tied Themselves to L M N
Coaconut Trees to Prevent III
Being Swept Away.
nv A A, tod Press.)


PAPETEET, March q Via SAN FRAN
CISCO, CALL. March 1s.--The latest intel
lgence relative to tho hurricane In T ,uN'-ss
m1otu, or. Low SArchipela ago. indicates that@
the fatalities Will number COZ. The loss OF
property will be one-half million dollar
Relief measures have been instituted. T IA 1
hurricane and high water lasted during I'M
January 14th.$ 18th and 18th. At Hikueras
ATT deaths occurred, In most instances
among visitors from other Islands tA So
siourning there during the diving season.
one hundred and forty-two deaths are
reported from six other small ISLANDS.
on an island south OF Hikuera twenty
three natives porished, being swept into
the lagoon and then into the Great Sea-
slacerated terribly by contact with rock
coral and debris Of al sorts. sl
@E About twenty natives, including Y
Young girl, swan across the lagoon, and
nfter fivo or six hours bat ling with tlte,
waves succeeded in landing safely on +
the leownrd side of the Island. Tho gale
found tho natives weakened from ~ " iru-3
lent form OF measles that had become
epidemic. otherwise moro might have
been saved In tho struggle with the
waters. .,%F .5..48a l Z. sSls n.
Messrs. Sheffield and Allen. elders OF
the Mormon Church, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert, Of the Latter Day Saints Mis- !
sion, III n report o&the United states
Consul give grawsome details o.
tho disaster. The Glberts lost one
sfoltor when cocoanut tree fell, nut
secured another In high stump OF Is
borum trea, Tho water, when mad a1l Z
but submerged thom completely, now only
reached their foot. Tho Wind threatened
10 tear them from their position AGAIN
md again, md so these Americans passed
that awful night. In tho morning me
Scene OF horror that met their eyes on
evory sido was harder to endure than tho
terrors OF tho night. Corpses frightfullyy;
mutilnted were strewn about, and theirs
wero living beings with ,lnslghtly and
most painful, wounds Out on the sur
fnce OF tho deep tlla sharks wore seen
to deyo,r many bodies, while In thNS
lagoon bodies were floating upon the
dahrts 6at
On some unfortunate ones coooanut
trees fell manning or killing them out
right or holding them beneath tho water.
whsro they we're drowned. On tho aw-
M night OF January 18th. when In the
darkness and driving downpour OF rain,
the parents tied their little children to
their backs and sought safety. they tied
themselves to cocoanut trees and some
ut last fell with them; others escaped.
cllnging to trees temporarily and at
other times able to catch hold Of some-S
thing else, and so reached safety after
many hours OF hardshlp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-17
DEMOCRATS AGREE
ON TREATY AMENDING
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. D. G.. March 1e.-T Eilt'
Democratic Senators, at their caucus to-
day. resolved to stand together IN tho
Senate in support Of two amendments Int to
the Panama Canal treaty. One Of these.
provides for tho ratification OF the; TWEEN
ty-tnird article Of the treaty. so as TO
insure the control Of the canal zone BY
the United States. and the other enlarges
tic provision In the fourth article OF the
treaty, which is disavowal OF any In
tention on. the part OF the United States
ito increase Its territory at the expense
OF Colombia or OF tho sister republics IN
Central or South America" SO as to In
clude Mexico
with reference to the latter amendment
there was considerable debate Many Of
tho Senators advocated an amendment
striking out tho provision entirely and
practically all of them agreed that IT had
no place in the agreement. but u was
concluded that as 1t had been Incorporated
and would probably remain. the best pol
lev would be to mako an effort to modlfy
rathor than to remove It. Mexico was m
corporatcd because 1t was urged that the
peoplo Of that country are as sensitive
m those Of any other about maintaining
the Integrity NJ their country, and also
as much entitled to the guaranty as any
other.
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ELLIS GLENN. MAN-WOMAlN''.
MUST STANDsTRlAL
Try Associated Press. }

WASHINGTON. 2. G.. March l6,-t
The supreme Court OF the United States
today auashed tho writ OF habeas CORPUS "
granted by Judge Jackson. Of the North
e e District Of West virginia. IN, the
case Of Ellis Glenn. alias p. =. Glenn.
and remanded the case TOR trial. 4,
This "a the imam woman" case which.
has attracted considerable attention IN
West Virginia. The woman for years
.masqueraded as man under the name q ne . ct
Ellis Glenn. She was tried Tor forgery er
"a Wood county. West Virginia, ct inc
May term OF court, 1901. and the Jury.
disagreed. She claimed at that time that
she was the sister Of "Ellis Glenn. At t
tho fall term OF court, when sh 10 came ~ :
in for retrlal she claimed that she was
being twice placed in jeopardy for the
same offense, and sued out writ OF
habeas corpus before Judge Jackson.
The writ was grantd, whereupon Hunter
n. Moss, Jr., prosecuting attorney ap,
pealed from Judge Jackson's decision. ana
the court to-day sustained the appeal,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-17

Messrs. Dubois. Culberson. Morgan MO
Laurin,s i Clarke (Arkansas) and GIBSON
were present. It was the unders ta ar 81
that nil the Democrats will support the
two amendments agreed upon, but a a, 81,
tf:ey, are acted upon individuals shall pc
IA: liberty to vote for or against INC
treaty. as they may elect, It vas = also
the understanding that some OF the Dem Dem,
ocratIc Senators would support some OF
Senator Morsans individual amsnam sana.
ors,Snnd not as members Of the Demo
cratic caucus. Senator's tSat W tho
;treaty5is sure OF ratification. i5
The amendme emit suggested to the TWEEN,
ty-third article. giving to J, the =, 9n rrn
tect the canal, lis practically that offered
BY Senator Bacon on Saturday, WIN Il
some verbal changes.
This amendment makes the contro! o.
tho United States over the canal lahso-.
5lutc and exclusive. and its right to police
and protect the same is under no clr-
cumstances dependent upon the request
Q. invitation OF the Republic OF c 20 ON M
hia g 5is ga NJ 81 }fSSs3g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-17
i, "a grippe Is Epidemic catarrh.

II "a Grippe Is Epidemic catarrh. 5.3
La grippe rs acute catarrf excited by
peculiar climatic conditions It sweeps
across q continent In single week. like
the blizzard OF winter or tho hot wave
OF summer. It does not dopopulate
whole villages like tho black plague, nor
desolate n home like malignant diphtho-3
ria, but it counts It's single victims here
and there necessarily, night and day,
week after week. y
Since 1850 Or. n Hartman
has passed through four or five epl;-Il
denfics OF la grippe During al5ths time.
he has conducted an extensive practice
Of medicine Few III nnyA physicians
prescribe FOR so many patients. His ex-l
pcrience In climatic diseases has been
simply prodiglous .s5s /.
Sis Thousands of patients are continually
under his directions. either personally or
by correspondence. The Doctors fame
In treating In grippe Is known from the
Atlantic to the Pacific. 81 X Al I'd
53t The Doctor believes that he has never
vet lost case Of Ia grippe. and Is en-
5thusastic In the conviction that he never
Will. y 55j u 2 .;3
NJ Or. t.artn1 ans Remedy. B III 55 III
fss5 The remedy upon which the Doctor
has relied for tho cure OF 10 grippe for
over forty years is Perunn. Per,inh Is
a scientific catarrh specific. II cures ca
tarrh. whether acute or chronic.
lila grippe AS Is simply acute cAtnrrh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-17

III M ii
Congressman II Geo. H. White. from
Tarboro, N /. CT. says $5{$ls 4. 0
II find Pcruna to be an excelle nt rem n
edy for the grip. am more THAN salts
fed with it.",--Congre ssman Geo. Il.
White. 81
Hon. James R. auill. Of Omaha, Neb.,:
writes: ~
a}.1 an 6sS years old am hale and hearty,
and Peruna has helped me attain IL
Two years ago had 10 grippe-my life
was despaired Of. Peruna saved me. -
Hon. James r. GULL. a, s
Mrs. Harriet "A. s. Marsh, President Of
the Woman's Benevolent Association, OF
Chicago. writes: ~ Ss55 sEEE
II suffered with grip seven weeks.
Nothing helped me. Tried Per11nn and
within three weeks was fully restored
Shall never BIO without It again.
Harriet A. s.. Marsh. @ u B Il If "A & II
La grippe has always been O peculiarly
fatal disease. Its ravaees are not 50
alarming as diphtheria. or 80 much
dreaded rs smallpox but Its number, a OF
victims are greater than either. $s$
silently-insldiously- 1t gathers in it,
fearful harvest OF precious lives. It does
not spread from man to man like q con I
tngious disease, nor does II long to
limited localities like malaria It is n
the air everywhere. 1t Is OF climatlo
origin No man can escape from II. no
woman Is safe from it. Y u. ssaa8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-17
INVITE TEACHERS
And LEGISLATORS
DR.. Frank WoodWardtoS Speak
at Broad-Street Church
Friday Night.

The teachers Of the city. the men'pers
OF the Legislature and the Board OF ~, IA
ucation will be extended specih, ,nr.d
tations to FREQ lecture 70 20 usu u,a,
Friday evening next at tho Broad, slree!
Mathoa,at Church under the auspices o.
the Young Peoples soclety' - ~
Frank woodward, ex-president q ths
University Of South c.rollns' ono o, ne
finest speakers IN the South. HIS sao' y
viii be "Is the World outsroW1ns Ihe
BibleY" At the present time Pr Weoa,
ward is Lying IN Richmond. He reslsnen
tbs presidency Of the UntYerslty on ae-
cunt of his health S3
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II Has Already Gro J, ss J. q
England and the At
lantic.
Has Reache New,
York Where II ~
Now Epidemic

Aim os I everybody
knows that Peruna will: (.
.cure accute oatarrh. But
not many know that lA
grippe is simply acute
catarrh. II they did.
they would use Peruna
with the Same surety OF
a cure az IN any other
case Of acute catnrrh. n
Already the news islI
rapidly spreading that
Peruna is a prompt and !
unfailing remedy for laA
grippe. L,
The demand for PerunA
North, South. East and !,
West, Is taxing the it--SS.
most facilities Of the drug
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-17
MADE
ASSISTANT SECRETARY.
IA nv Associated Press.

77757 u (ny Associated Press =. .
wAsHING'rON, Do ca, March l6,-
Rudolph Forester, Of Virginia. was np-
polnted to-day assistan Il secretary to the
President, He was educated n nus G ~
~arsitv Law School, He entered tho gov
eminent service In 1894 and since 1900 has
heen oxecutiye clerk to the President
! Secretary Loeb also announced the pro-
motion OF Warren Young. Of Ohio. from
clerk OF GLASS five to be executive clerk
to the President.
It Is announced that the appointments
made are based on merit,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-17
SESSION WILL
END BEFORE THE WEEK

WASHINGTON. p, G, March 49,
Thore were many individual conferences
between Senators to-day over the Cuban
reciproolty treaty, and IA q result OF them
Il il stated with. much confidence that
me extraordinary session OF the Senate
viii adjourn finally before the close Of
,the present week. Most Of tho Democratic
Senators have decided to postpone debate
on the constitutional features involved
In the treaty until the conYenlng ot Con-
gress next summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-17
nj tho theatres

,'Hearts Adrlft,'' which was presented
at the Bljou last night, Is q melodra.la
that will do good the hearts OF the gods-
the gallery gods, The piece Is ou''e "
exact accordance with tho plans ana
specifications which serve tor al q VS.
type. It has come cut OF somebody's
work shop-I1angdon McCormlck's, be-
lleye-a perfect model OF Its kind, and i
has stood the test, Thrill follows thrill
throughout the four acts, Asian evidence
Of how some Of the audience received
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-17
THREATENED TOLYNCH
THE TOWN MARSHALL

i!#:s33 my Associated Press.) -. n
CHARLESTON s. CT, March {l1o..--Al'e
town marshal at Nfoncock's Corner s. ar az
rested a white man and tho man {! 8
friends threatened to lynch the marshal:
a company OF militia was ordered out
by the Governor and the matter was ad-5
iusted and quiet restored.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-17
..Medical Talk" Says:

soeakna Of remedies for Ia grippe TIE editor Of Afed
car TAX, one OF the popular medical Journals of the
present time, says: Whatever may be said against
proprietary medicines IN general way fact remains
mat there are people WHO rely upon Peruna as
remedy for Ia grippe than all other remedies COM
lined No other remedy widely used and Implicitly
believed In as remedy for Ia grippe Peruna There
VS. no way for this fact except that Peruna Is
what the people believe to be-a specific for ia grippe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-17
TELEGRAPHER'S UNION
The Two Organizations Have Been
Z Consolidated Into One.
M AsaocIated .Preas.l

~ (By Associated Preas,) -
WASHINGTON. D. G., March l6.-The
International Union OF Commercial Tale-
graphers and tho Order OF Commercial
Telegra phers have been consolidated un-
der the name OF the Commercial Te|c-
graphars' Union of America. This ac-
ton was the result at q meeting OF 5nr-
Dhjtrators Of the two organizatl ons which
has been In session here for some days
Tho now body Is to be affiliated With
the Federation OF Labor. Fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-17
ROOSEVELT Will
VISIT UNIVERSITY
Accepts Invitation to Be Pres
ent on Alumni Day. juno
Sixteenth.
lsnaninl "a r,he Tlmes Dlspatcl. J

(specinl to The Times Dlspatch.)
II WAsSiiNG'roN,s D, G., March Ia
President Roosevelt, who was invited
January I'd by a committed, consisting
Of alumni faculty Board OF Visitors ana
students, to Visit the University q We
ginia Juno 10th. has this eyening not!.
ned Judge James p. sener, Pres!dent i, q
the General Alumni Association ~ Wll-
the invitation and Will be at the unlyer-
Sity on alumni day, June 18th,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-17
THE MATTER is CLOSED
IN FLAVOR OF MR.. O'GRADY

Mr, James e. O'Grady. clerk to the
Board OF Health, against whom City Ac-
countant Carlton Mccarthy some time
ago preferred charges OF incompetency.
will be retained in his present position.
This conclusion was practically arrived at
last night. when the Health Committee,
to whom the entire matter was recon-,
mended. reiterated their former posi-
ton. 5t tR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-17

ft44se OIL s5s: NJ IS lt,fi3
The sale OF seats for the Lady MIN:
cmy on Thursday night for the benent
OF tho local Heptasophs, has exceeded
the most sang,line expectations. Those
who hold the tickets & exchnn seat bio at q
tho box office arc request ed to call and
secure their seats at once. 5!5
Thirty-eght ladies' will appear III the
minstrel first part, assisted by sixteen
well-kno wn men. The whole programme
is unique and promises really delight
full entertainment
Tho Fawcett compa headed By Mr.
Gilmore will appear It tho Btjous next
Thursday afternoon, and for the rest OF
tho week. In Camille" This company
brings many old, sfayoritea to Richmond.
who are sure ~ Of a hearty recep Ion.
Seats arc now on sale. i.5 Ne
Z "Richard Cnryel...'' the dramattzatlo lon
of Winston Churchill's popular n0vel OF
that name which. when produced at tho
Empire # heat tire In New York two years
ago, achieved q run OF seventeen Weeks.
Ia announced for @representatlo at the
Academy next Tuesday with 81 AndreW
Robson In the tile role. and the other
thirty one characters that ind places IN
tho acting version sustained by the mem.
3bers Of supporting company claimed
BY tho OLSON mana cement to DO one Of
tic most capa bio dramatic organizations
sent out from New Y ork this season. md
it is but fair to add that the claim seems ms
to have been made good, Il the 1udg:
ment OF critics and public. as evidenced
By the noticesistar and production have
received in3all the cities visited thus ta r..
lis to be relied upon.
Besides Henry Clay Barnabee and W.
III. Macdonald. the Bostonians' com pany
this season includes w. G. Weldon. Har-g
old Gordon Olive Celeste Moore Jose.
phine Bartlett Alice Judson. Howard
Chambers. George B. Frothln gham'
William Macdonald. Campbell Donald,
sJohn ], Martin, George N. 5.Vnt. j..
Weibley, Carrie 2, Mills. James ~ MI
FLORENCE Quinn and Grace Van Studdl-
ford. The famous organization VIII plny
here next week, 81 {5 e, & s
Mr.. Thomas G. Leath. manager o. ne
Academy Of Music. went to Norfolk yes
terdnv morning to look over the Acad-
any Musical Comedy Company when
Mr.. c,iifon brought from Now YORK. sun
dav. The company will rehearse IN Nor.
folk until! next Monday when en- me La a.n,
slavoy,, will be produced. inc piece VIII
h. nrosented in Richmond on Mondny.,
March ri 3oth, for tho week, There are
forty-f1yo people In the company, Whlch
has been most carefully chosen
u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-17

the drama, one young LADY who sat
across the aisle from me, allowed herself
to be wrought up to q perfect frenzy OF
excitement. as she followed the action
OF the piece. There were many others
who were Just as much carried away by
the play. The gallery entered into It
heart and soul. $ Il. St 1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-17
YOU FEEL SICK

And you wonder what's tho MATTER
Your head aches, you feel tired md
nervous, !, have no appetite and can't
sleep, Tho trouble lies in tho stomach,
fore, do It's work properly. Takp 4 dose
OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters before
each meal 1t will restore the appetite,
Insure perfect digc stlon and sound sleep
and make you feel bettor, No other
Spring medicine is as good. Try . bottle,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-17
Epidemic Started in
Russia and West.
!. era EEuIrope
Moving Rapidly est
ward.

Mrs. 1,heophile Schmidt.
wife OF the cx-secretary
OF tho German consulate,
writes the following LETT
ter from 3417 Wabash
/ Avenue, Chicago, MI:
~ suffered this winter
with n severe attack OF
la grippe, After using
three Bottles Of Peruna !
found that Ia grippe had
disappeared. ~" n Mrs. T..
Schmitt.
Representative j. H
Caldwell. from Benton.
La. writes:
8.'1 hnve found Peruna
4 to be q most effective
remedy for Ia grippe.
Representative J. HI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-17

Reside nee Sold Privately. S
Real estate market was quiet yester-
day as usual on Monday. Messrs J. q
Elan & Company. have sold privately
No. SOB North Sixth Street for ~ 2oo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-17

records ls difficult ono. but It Is one
TINT must bo solved In order that the
Confederate soldier shall receive the full
credit that Is due, him in the roster that
Is to be compiled. IN 5 *. Z,
Il"I earnestly Invite your cooperation
with tho department in an effort to
make this compilation as nearly o n PIE
be glad to have the benefit OF any sus-
ges tons that you can mako as to tho
manner in which that END can be best ,s
mediate charge OF Brlgader General f..
C. Ainsworth, chief Of the Record and and
Pension office OF this department and
/ beg leave to suggest that, II the plan
herein outlined meets your approval you
designate some official OF your State TO
communicate with him relative to tho
details OF the work. and tho steps TO pc
taken in furtherance OF It. Il n
Very respectfully.
lfsignedl ,ELIIIU ROOT.
Secretary Of War"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-17
Virginia Postmasters.

Virginia Postmas'ers.
WASHINGTON. D, c., March To-
The Senate to-day confirmed tho nollllha.
ton OF Mary D, Jones as POSTMASTER sct -
! ,awronce Vile, Va. and Of THOMAS "
stlley as postmaster at Westminster
N, g, III ls5.1s glfsi IL ~ Es q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-17

Tho state OF Virginia made an effort
some years ago to publish a roster OF all
the Virginia troops who fought In tho
Confederate army. but It was without re- O.,
suit. The records were burned at the
time OF the evacuation and }ithe dnpll-
Gates were captured by the Fcderals IN
the neighborhood of Danvillc-nn attempt
was made to have the records in the war
Department at Washington copied. but
permission was refused unless employees
of The department were employed and
this was found to cost more than the
State could afford. Many Of the States
Including North Carolina. had their rolls
copied before this ruling went Into q CT
y y / r
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-08
Winter Underwear.

These cold nights and mornings gentle reminder that you need heavier underwear We will place bargain Monday bargains that will be worth your while nve gate.
 Woman's Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants. Heavy fleece lined and well made have silk neck heavy crochet and silk tapes around the small medium and extra large sizes, good quality Monday .25c each WOmans Regina Ribbed Vests and Pants Extra large szes Nos r. and Heavy made f vests have pearl buttons and silk finish front and neck with silk tape and heavy crochet around neck Regular 75c qua Monday ......... ...... ........ soc each
 WOman's Regina Union Suits Finely finished with silk front and neck with silk ape open down front in large zes heavy fleece ned regular $25 grade Mon day, the suit ........... .. ........ $1 co
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-08
Black Dress Goods Sale.

We have won another triumph this season i'm bringing together the newest and hand somest fabrics for women wear. Designers and makers have achieved wonders. We have vast assortment of the best weaves, and the manufacturers guarantee with every yard Don't forget--We give better goods for tine same money, or the same goods for less than any one else.
 38-inch Voile and Brilliantine Monday 3oe 3S-inch Granite and Venitian Monday 4@e 52-inch Storm Serge and Cloth Monday 5oe E. =irncEn 6&mnnn oAHa Mocadnux