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might be suggested that when

It might be suggested that when
sending petitions asking the governor
of Nevada to stop the prize fignt, q
few lines be left on the petition TOT a
few words calling the governors al
tention to the need of change IN the
Nevada divorce laws. The laxity OF
the Nevada laws regarding prize fights
will not do as much injury IN the long
run as the laxity in the divorce laws
The prize fight will be over July =
and it will soon be forgotten. me
trouble done by the rapid fire Nevada
divorces, however, will not be over SO
soon.
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THE HIGH COST OF ExTRAvA
GANCE..

From Fiber and Fabric.-We
have apparently gone crazy about
spending money and every time
some one thinks up fresh way Of
getting rid of it, we sit up and lament
loudly the increased cost Of living.
AS some one has aptly put it, it is the
struggle to make both ends meet
that is consuming our time and en-
ergy, it is the constant endeavor to
make those ends meet and tie in an
elaborate bow-knot. The universe
would hold togather just as well If
the ends lust met, but that would not
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The crop killer has a hard time in
this life. First he tells us the fruit
crop is ruined down to the last goose
berry, but the fruit refuses to stay
killed. Then he tells us the wheat
crop is blistering in the drouth, but a
few good rains come along and make
the wheat hump There is yet the
corn crop. to be killed, but no one
seems to want to tackle this job.
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SPARE US THIS BLOW.

We must protest against the FOL
lowing which appeared this morning
in the Des Moines Register and
Leader:
Springfield, ILL.,, June 81 Lee
O'Neil Browne of Ottumwa, now
awaiting the verdict OF the COOK
county jury, etc.
Ottumwa seldom kicks when it sees
it's name in print, being strong for ad.
dertising, but to have Lee O'Neil
Browne showed on to us in this I'M
ceremonious manner is too much.
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Father Guinan returned from Dav
enport where he has soent the past
ten days with relatives and friends.
Milo Rose Of the regular army, now
stationed In the Philippines is at home
on a fifteen days furlough.
Work on the subway is well under
way. A large force Of men are push
ing it towards completion.
"A mule, owned by Mr.. Elder stirred
things UP considerably recently. In a
fright he raced down the street collid-
Ing with furniture wagon and de-
molishing several pieces of fine furni-
ture which were being delivered to tho
Alexander home. A little farther on ne
was the cause Of the loss Of a wheel on
Sinew and Mocks grocery cart from
which Mr.. Mock was very suddenly
precipitated but happily without any
injury.
Joseph Robb who's health has been
bad for several years 10 In very
serious condition Just at present.
John Mcclure Of Oskaloosa was at
Abba recently.
Mrs. Margaret Thompson's low con-
dition is great aggravated by the hot
weather.
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Noting the statement Of an eminent
railroad president that we shall starye
ID death if the farms fail us, B. L. y,
the Chicago Tribune philosopher,
believes that the worst has not peen
told. He fears that after starving TO
death when the farms iail is, the
water supply may fail us and we shall
die, again, of thirst. After that, ne
fears, life will scar :ely be worth the
living.
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- - - CURES
-. ~ OLD SORES


circulation and the poson and impurities which are
tissues receive nourment and healing properties from the blood
diseased blood The discharge diseoosd flesh
and after being by indicates
poison infectious the blood
old which without apparent could
old the simple that
70 all wrie The SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA.
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Those Jurors in the Browne bribery
trial seem to be getting more punish
ment ont of it than the defendant. Az
this writing they have been out about
sixty hours, and that's quite spell
to remain cooped up in jury room IN
this weather.
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Mrs. Fred Dixon and Mrs. Johnson
of Avery visited Saturday with Mr..
and Mrs. OF Thayer.
Mrs r. Burnside of Tacoma, Wash,
is visiting her many friends in Eddy
Vile this week. Mrs. Burnside formerly
lived here and will be better known as
Mrs Matthews.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Reed are moving to
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Embellishments, June 81, 1910, at
3:15 D. M, at the home OF MS
daughter, Mrs. c. A. Stewart, 13O
West Second street, George Bigham,
aged 81 years.
The deceased is survived by one
son. 3. S. Bigham, who lives In East
Ottumwa, and one daughter, MIS-.
Stewart, with whom he MADE MS
home.
No funeral service will be heid at
Ottumwa. The remains will be shipped
over the Wabash tomorrow morning
to Milan, Mo-, where funeral services
will be held tat the Christian church
there, conducted by Rev. Mr.. Brown,
and interment in the Milan cemetery.
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Mr.. Reed has taken claim and ex-
poets to prove up on 1t and may re-
main In Colorado.
Miss Nina Culver who has been in
Indiana the past year has returned to
Eddyville.
Geo. Decker who went to Montana a
short time ago is visiting his many
friends in Eddyville this week.
Mrs. G. w. Stevens went to Ottum-
wa to spend Sunday with her daugh-
ter Mrs. F. L. Garfield.
Mrs. M. ]. Criswell and grand
daughters Marie and Clarice returned
from weeks visit with relatives at
Webster City.
Mrs, Mary Carson and Mrs. Anna
Phillips went to Sedalia. Mo-, to at
tend the funeral Of relative.
Miss Christina Werner went to
Larey Saturday to visit her sister Mrs.
Fisher
Mr.. and Mrs r. Ranlsbarger left
for Steamboat Rock to visit for short
time.
Mrs. Susie Handkerchief Is very Ill
with an abcess OF the throat. Fred
Jordan Is also very Ill.
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One wonders, says the SIOUX City
Journel, what Prosecuting Witness
White will do for living after that
$500 is gone and he has no more
stories to sell at such a handsome
nrica
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slGOURNEY. .

Mrs Laura Barker, widow Of w. III.
Barker died at the home Of her
daughter Mrs. Frank Page Friday
June "a 1910 at the age Of SO years
and three days. Mrs. Barker had been
resident of Sigourney for mora than
fifty years. and consequently had a
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Clayton Brady of Washington en-
tives.
Frank Johnson was visitor In OF
tumwa Thursday.
Andrew Ramsey was over to Keota
Friday on a business trip.
Joe Eicher OF Lincoln Nebraska who
visited relatives here has returned
home Saturday
Mrs. Bertha Reed returned to
Morning Sun after visit with the
Jas. Greenlee family.
DR.. L. M. Brady and wife OF Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo, and Mrs. J. e:
Brady Of Des Moines were entertained
last week at the Thomas Brady home
Last Friday evening some fifty
members Of America Rebekah lodge
repaired to the hospitable home of Mr
and Mrs. AL Morgan four miles east
of town. Their kind invitation was ex-
tended to the whole lodge but on &C
count of the Hard rain in the evening
large number were unable to attend
After partaking Of the delicious re-
freshments prepared for them, the
remainder of the evening was spent IN
lively and good natured repartee
songs, instrumental music and recita-
warned the merry makers 1t was time
to depart for their several homes,
congratulations and good wishes were
extended by all to the host and hostess
The evening will long be remembered
by those present.
Miss Genevieve Mitchell Of Guthrie
Oklahoma is visiting relatives IN town
and vicinity.
Nash Brolliar who has been IN
Tennessee for several weeks came
home last Thursday to prepare to
move down there to reside permanent
Frank Adams and wife and daugh-
ter of Harper were guests of the f. F..
McCarty family.
The Misses Jessie Wagner, Lille
Virgins, Bernice Lochyer. Clara Ben
nett and Floe Harkins, were In Sig
Quincy last week taking teachers ex-
animation.
Herber Steele went to st. Joseph,
Mo. Sunday to accompany his father
Chas, Steele home, who has been TAX
ing treatment for his eyes.
Mrs. Sallie Sutherland and children
Of near Nashville Tenn, came IN on
Sunday morning for visit with her
father Wash Brolliar
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Mr. and Mrs James Fisher of Evans
spent Saturday at the Fred Voyce
home.
Daniel Edward of Evans was q
pleasant caller at the r. Williams
home Tuesday
Mrs !. L. Billings spent Sunday in
peila with his daughter Mrs. Derus
THE ccel company now has forty-six
men on the pay roll.
w. H. Johns Of Des Moines was in
town Tuesday on business.
clark Billings and Arch Morgan
were business callers in Knoxville on
Monday.
Mrs. John Rogers spent Tuesday in
Harvey.
Sam West of Blythe secured work
in the mine this week.
Otto Drake spent Tuesday in Oska-
loosa on business.
Miss Maggie Litchenheld of Oska-
loosa spent Wednesday at the J. l..
Thompson home.
N. a. Johnson of Tracy was in
town Thursday on business.
Mrs. Nossman aged 80 had the
misfortune to fall at the home of her
son John last week and break her hip.
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Funeral services over the remains of
Thos. Daniels whose death occurred
st week in Dakota while enroute
from Wyoming to Hiteman for a visit
with relatives were held in the Con-
greeational church yesterday after
noon at Hiteman conducted by Rev.
Artz of Abba after which the re-
mains were laid to rest in Oak View
cemc<sy-. at this place. The young man
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n. G. Taylor and Albert Augspburg-
er returned from Des Moines Sunday
evening in Mr.. Taylor's auto. A. J..
Hartzler returned Saturday.
G, w. Ramseyer came down from
Bloomfield Saturday evening and WIS.,
tied over Sunday with relatives .
Miss Lala Hunt of Pennington 10
visiting her sister Mrs. D. r. Parish
this week.
John Augspburger returned home
from ST Louis Friday morning hav-
ing spent few days there on business:
Mrs. A. A. KNIGHT and son Floyd
went to Moulton Saturday for a weeks
visit with her brother Levi Wright
and family.
The auto show conducted here last
Friday and Saturday was we'll attend
ed.
Mrs. Will Miller and son Graden OF
Oklahoma came Wednesday from an
extended visit at the parental Mike
Miller home.
John Brunk came in and visited his
mother Mrs. S. Brunk Thursday and
Friday.
Chas Fl. Milligan returned home on
Friday mornin~ after attending grand
ledge at Waterloo.
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was employed In music store in
Dakota and In attempting to lift
piano, injured his spine from the eff
fects of which he died.
The Red Men Of Hitemen observed
Memorial services Sunday. About $50
were In line and a number of specta-
tors were at Oak View to witness the
ceremony.
George Kester Of Chicago Is spend
ing his annual vacation with Abba
relatives.
Rev. John Hector who styles himself
the BLACK Knight" will speak In the
Friends church Sunday morning July
and in the evening Of that day will
preach from the pulpit Of the First
Methodist church. On Monday after
noon at o'clock he will lecture in the
city park.
Emmett Noble has purchased new
automobile.
Father Thos T. smythe OF Lovilia
accompanied by Editor Gaddis made
a trip to Abba Saturday in an auto
mobile.
w. II. Giltner. superintendent Of the
Sunday school Of the First Presbyter-
ian church gave very interesting
account Sunday morning Of the state
Sunday school convention held at
Mason City last week.
Joe McElhaney of Lovilia transact
ed business at Abba Saturday.
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Lou Chaplin and family of GAINESVILLE
are visiting his parents west OF town.
Miss Laura Law Is very Ill at this
time
Miss Bessie Duble Of Fremont Is
visiting her aunt Mrs. Armstrong.
I. G. Evans and family and Mrs. s.
A. Evans were Bloomfield visitors on
Sunday.
Quite a number Of young folks at
tended the ball game at Bloomfield on
Sunday.
Miss Mae Parks Of Douds- Leando
visited her Grandfather Parks last
week. lNa
Rev. Wood was unable to I'LL his APP
pointment here Sunday morning being
called to Milton to preach the funeral
of Mr.. Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw Of Bloomfield
spent a few days with their daughter
Mrs. Swinney.
The Aid society met last Thursday
at Mrs. w. Browns. About twenty five
were present.
Miss Nora Smith entertained quite
a number Of her friends Wednesday
evening, 1t being her nineteenth birth
day. Ice cream and cake were served.
Mrs. Darrell who has been Ill is some
better.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-16

Mrs Robert T. spencer, Of williams
p,ire, who has been III III tho Ma
rprinl Hospital. is slowly improyins,
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HY far tho handsomost dinner given
* in Richmond this season was that
rendered the staff and their wives
tnitlle Executive Mansion on last even
ing by tho Governor and Mrs swan
son. The dinner was given ms u fare
we'll affair, aud Invitations were nm
ised TO the members OF tho staff anu
their wives and few. out-ot-toWn
guests.
The parlors of the mansion were
draped in smiiax and effective group
ing of palms, and bright flowers furth-
er decorated the rooms The dining
room was banked with ferns and two
flags. those OF tho United States and
Inc State OF Virginia, were crossed
over tho mantei The table WAS or.
namented with an oval of American
Beauty roses, three feet long. in the
centre, and four large baskets Of VIC
let's were at the four corners of the
table. The candies were shaded IN
crimson and silver. and the state
crest was used ON the dinner cards
The grapefruit glasses We're decorated
with nose9ays of v:olcts for the ladies
md a single red rose for the men.
Mrs Swanson. who received with
the Governor. wore an imported gown
of light blue satin, trimmed In tur-
tiuoise and gold embroidery and tiny
French pink rosebuds. She carried
q bouquet of orchids and lilies of the
valley. Those present last evening
included Colonel and Mrs. Masse. chief
of the staff; Colonel and Mrs. Payne.
Colonel and 5frs. y. S. Buford, Jr.. Col
onel and Mrs. Scott Parish. Colonel and
Mrs. Woods, Coloncl and Mrs. Cam
eron. Colonel and Mrs Moore. Colonel
and Mrs. Throckmorton. Colonel and
1frs. Holt, Colonel and Mrs. McAdams.
Colonel Stern, General Anderson, Mrs.
Richard Evelyn Byrd, Of Winchester;
7Irs. Hall. Colonel West. Miss Temple
ION. of Waynesboro: Colonel Waite.
Mrs. Gray. Mrs. BONNER, of Ed6ewater
Park. n. j.; Colonel Reed.
Mrs. Swanson is ever gracious and
charming hostess, and 1t VIII be manyI
years before her delightful hospitali-
ties will grow dim in the memories
that hover so pleasantly about the
historic old mansion and linger In the
hearts OF the people of Richmond.
Spend Winter In Egypt.
Miss sara Jones Of Charlotte, y. G.
IS now in New York, from which place
she will sail on February . on the
White Star Line steamship Celtic for
Egypt. During the winter she will
remain on the coast of the Mediter-
rancan, touring the continent and
England in the spring. Miss Jones
spent several weeks in December in
this city as the guest of Miss Mary
Butler. a1a Floyd Avenue.
Mr. aIoorc's Card Party.
Thomas l.. Moore entertained at a
very attractive bridge party at his
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Richmond fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad. took d party of sixty
in his private car from this city to
the celebration of the Cakes boswell
wedding in st. Martins Church, Dos
we'll Va, on tho afternoon OF January
IL. The groon's party Of sixteen
guests from New York and New Jersey
calno by special train to boswell. Tho
Same night the bride and groom. Mr..
and Mrs David Cakes, left by q
special for Florida, preparatory to
sailing for the southern Mediterranean
to spend some months. The wedding
revived tho traditions of old-time
Southern grace and hospitality. for
which the boswell home throughout
its existence has been celebrated
TO Christcn Boat. -
Miss Helen Steiner, of Montgomery,
Ala, has been asked to christens tho
steamship Montgomery at Newport
News on February 10. Miss Steiner,
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STICK TO YOUR DOCTOR!
Good or Poor. He's Hotter ,rhnn Any
Old Patent Dfctltciuc.

.OIu IHNGHu NICulCluCs
Hold fast to that which Is good Is
the advice or DR., ISobbe, the noted
vivisectionist II YOU have doctor
and are Improving under his care. or
IL you are taking u treatment that Is
even checking your disease, Stick to
the doctor or tho treatment and be
skcptical.
But if you have a NANCY dog or
other animal and want to be shown.
and IL new discovery like roslam comes
Along, try 1t on the dog before trying
1T on yourself. 1t acts the sumo With
animals as 1t docs with human be-
ings-inrants and adults--hcaling over
night and quickly curing the worst
cases or any Kind OF skin disease.
Itching stops mt once in any itching
skin disease. eczema, rash. scabies. split
toes. Piles scaly scalp, crusted humors
in inrants ana the like.
Write to tho Emergency Laborato-
ries. 81 West Twenty fifth street, New
York City, and they will send you, free
o. charge, by mail. in plain wrapper
enough Postum to cure any ordinary
case OF skin trouble. bnrbcr's itch,
itching feet, blotcres, red noses. intlem-
etc. With this sample alone
compilations arc cleared over night and
pimpIes banIslled from the face In two
days. Tragle's as well as all good
druggists everywhere, mako specially
of Poslan.
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home, Sl9 West Franklin Street on
Thursday evening, In llancr Of Miss
Ware, OF Birmingham, and Miss Mary
Moore. OF Sandy Springs, Md. Mr.
Moorc's guests included Mr.. and MIS-
George Mayo, Misses Martha Robin-
son. Ware, Mary Moore, Warheld
Crenshaw. Flora Mason. of Fredericks-
burg; Marguerite Preston. or LaXlnS
ton, Ky; Mary Butler, Al!ce Doyle
Courtenay Crump, Lewis Blair. Evans
Lindsey, Donald Blair. Barksdale
1.athrop, Henry Elicit, Leslie Reed,
Kent Rawley. Robert Arnold.
Supper waa served at little tables,
and bunch OF scarlet flowers marked
the places or the guests, Miss Courtc-
nay Cruinp won the ladies' prfze--two
forgct-me not pins--and tho sentie-
mems prize, awarded to Evans Lind
scy, was pearl stick-pin.
To snil for South America.
Miss Amy Werth will leave Rich
mond early In tho week for Now York,
from which place slio Will sail OH
the steamship Blcucherhon Saturday
for South America. Miss Wcrtli will
be accompanied by MIR. Bingham ana
Miss Bingham, Of Cleveland, o. They
will cruise for three months along
the eastern coast OF South America,
returning ld1e III Inc SpIAll6.
sting supper Mt Svestmorelnnd.
Charles Whitlock and Henry Elicit
were the hosts at u stag supper given
at tho Westmoreland Club last oven
ing in honor Of Lucius Cary and his
groomsmen. Decorations were In crln-
son roses and red shaded candies.
.Antc-Nupt:nl Luncheon.
Miss Mary Butler will be hostess at
a very charming luncheon on Monday
at o'clock. in her home, 913 Floyd
Avenue. in honor OF Miss Alma Cecil,
Whose marriage to Lucius Cary VIII
be brilliant social event OH We'd
nesday evening, and her bridesmaids.
Concerning Mis-. OrFerrnll.
Miss AIable oFerrall. who has been
visiting her sister. in Farrnville, left
morning for Charleston, 5.
c.. where she was among those dane
Ing at the naval ball given Friday
evening in that place. Miss O'Forrall
tractive dinner given by the officers
on board the United States ship Texas.
A number of other delightful affairs
have been planned In her honor.
Later Miss O'Ferrall will visit friends
In Georgia and Florida, not returning
to Virginia until the early spring.
From New York.
Miss Lillian e. Watson returned
last week from visit OF several
weeks to friends in New York. Miss
Watson attended u very attractive
cotillion given at Sherry's, and was
the guest of honor at a number of
little dinners and teas during her stay
in that city.
Oalscs-Doswcll Wedding.
President William II. White. of the
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acted. Members arc asked to DO
present.
or Interest Here.
a marriage OF interest here will
take place on January 10 in Zion
Episcopal Church, Charlcstown, w. Va
when Miss Mary Virginia Alexander
Will be given In marriage to the Rev.
Dallas Tucker, Of Bristol. No cards
have been issued 8a
ycspcr Service This Afternoon.
Rev Daniel r. Merritt. of the High
land Park Methodist Church, will
speak at the Ncspcr Service ut the
Young Woman's Christian Association
this afternoon at $40 O'Clock. Special
music will be furnished by Miss Lillian
Harris. All women are cordially In
vited to this informal service, and
also to remain for light supper.
which Will be served in the dining.
room Immediately following.
st. Johns Circle to Meet.
Every member of st. Johns Circle
OF the Kings Daughters is asked to
ne present at an important called
meeting to be held at the residence
Of Mrs. Joseph l.. Sorg, 2S1O East
FRANKLIN Street, on Monday afternoon
lat half-aftcr 4 o'clock.
Iioliswaod Memorial Association.
| a meeting Of the-,J unior Flo lywood
Memorial Association Will be held IN
Lee Camp Hall on Monday morning.
January II, at II o'clock. The oak
wood ana Hebrew Junior presidents
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who is a debutante Of the winter, is
considered one OF the most beautiful
girl5f in Alabama. She was educated
In Virginia, and will be the guest Of
friends in this city carly in February.
Mr.. Swanson CompIimcnted.
a very graceful compliment has been
paid the wife of the Governor recently.
when MIR. Baker, of Chesterfield, Of
fered the resolution In the General
Assembly thanking Mrs. Swanson for
her aid in the decoration of the Cap
ito This is the first time In the his
tory OF the State that a woman has
been so complimented. and is a most
deserving one as Mrs. Swanson per-
sonally visited Capitols in various
other states, supervising tho painting
and decorations of legislative cham
bers.
Observation-Disclosures.
An interesting event of the coming
week Is tic marriage of Miss Hilda
Wainman. daughter OF the late Captain
Charles S. Wainman. Of the English
army, of Carr Head Castle. Yorkshire.
England, to Preston BclNin. ,Ir, which
Will take place ut the home of tho
bride. 1910 West Avenue, "Wednesday
evening, January 10, at $3.50 o'clock.
Miss Frances Campbell, of washington.
viii be maid OF honor. and Douglas
man. rbe eroonsmen YIN include
| rutherford Rose, Carl Walker aud
10, ~ ,,,a t;on,,.c Hunt vii ,old thc
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recnnt,on Vii follow tic eero.
,nnny ,rier which Mr. f;olyin ana his
h nJ,s 1yill icay,, for the North.
| ,v,n.,,, t.,,,h
| W'r.sI,,ia nav ,yilI be celebrated al
'.''n -, - p,I,ss,,.'.
s,s. W o,.,'' I,,.',.,,.at ,,o,oSp ,siiI,
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Mrs. I,uctan II, Cooke, OF Roanoke, is
listing relatives In this city for -
" unY.t. ~. -a... - lH. Ll..l W.