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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-10-06
GOT
WHAT SHE
WANTED
This Woman Had to Insist
Strongly, but 1t Paid

Chicago, nl.-"I suffered from fe
male weakness and stomach trouble,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-10-06
Bean Porridge Hot.
Would you call soup an edible?"
"Yes, an audible edible"
Poop AGAIN

A Mighty Important Subject to Every.
One.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

French. kingdom. from the fact that
the pope demanded from the Sing the
temporal power 10 govern that coun-
try and in which project the Knights
Iemplars took part with the pope. as
slstlng him BY means from their
wealthy treasury. but alas Donlface
died within two years and Hcuedict
NJ. who succeeded 20 the papaI chair
also within q YEAR which gave oppor-
tuniil for Philip the Fair 20 secure
the election OF the Archbishop Of
Bordeaux 20 the ticra under tho title
Of tlemCnt \. no having agreed 20
reside in France and do the bidding
Of Philip.
Members Burned az Stake
The first thing after Clements no..
c"asion 10 the papacy. Philip ordered
him to demand % the priests through
out the kingdom ronlcs fc- his pri.
yate use as well 40 90 collect taxes
from 10" Iompiars. vino bad hereto
FORE boon exempt from the PAYMENT
o. them. for Dc huow th.- bad vast
treasures and Doc lonEed to ger his
hands on them. and - the pope found
such demand from Them would
Great" fro4h.o and tine church would
'..'N.IH ||.f
Tompars were still dnirnIr- TOD he.
the pope. needed uof tho Hue ptu
became wrath and coucIul. na would
proceed 90 once ~ cxtermirate tho
order. and 20 begin such dies. rucfiou
(which mo- members of fhr order vrrc
aware of. or that they ttuurh tho
pope would brfr1v Thorn tF rnt g.t.
ing them warning. BOZ flr totr 1905
Iec11rs DO Maloe 'hou grant Master.
vac Invited hf phiiu fho Fair fo como
To- Paris f1 ti..f and f1 u.rfl.s OF Is
hosp.fa'iues blf no rp0r.r cham Ie
MoIas appeared in his presence Do
ordered Dim md fhe f'rn'.rss of the
order "f0 wore Hccomulr .Irr I.m fo
b. cast into prison fhrr house and
goods seized uuI conf .r.f.f afIrh
being arcor1'19ir done. arr.aI fr'aI
was given n.f. four members or the
order and OH Naf @ l.iH. tIrr vrre
burned af flf Hff|n. fIn rHarre
against fhrm tD.rr irrnr.
This uprising AGAINST fhe Terr.nrs
was nor entirely confined fp France.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

since the death OF Grand Master Sir
William Sidney Smith. In Paris. in
1870, there has been a Grand Master
elected or appointed 20 rule each
country separately where the order
exists. The several charters trans
mitted by our ancient Grand Master
tone 10 the other are preserved in
Paris. together with their seals and
standards. as well as the rituals used
in years gone by.
Organization in America.
The first authentic information re-
garding the organization OF the Tenn
plar order into the United States is
disclosed in the history OF 81. An
drew's Royal Arch Chapter. which
held its meeting at Boston. At a
meeting Of that body held August IS.
1863. the records then made show
that the orders were conferred. but
the source where they received their
authority 10 work is not 20 be found.
There IS some evidence that the
Knights Templar orders were con
ferred In Boston during the years
1862 and 1866 by the aid OF military
lodges stationed In that city.
From 1876 10 1883 but little atten.
ton was given to Masonry on account
Of the Revolutionary War. but here
Is evidence. though slight. that tho
orders were conferred In South Caro-
lima previous 20 the year 1882 In
July. 1896. Washington Commandery
No. 7. Of Colchester. Conn. was or
ganized. and their records say that
five Royal Arch MasOns had con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

Wheeling Commandcry was ahorr o.
if7 Grand Master and the honora vykf-f
would have como Co. her Wheeling
'ommnndcry No. I. has had for ia
members many ~ the best and r,oaf
influential citizens ~ Wheeling ana
some of them have served the public
in offices ~ trust. not only in rifv
county and state affairs. but also ths
national government in fact many I'd
ihcm who removed from Wheeling tr
ma homes in other states have hell
Offices ~ distinction there
wheeling Commandorv 40 has
been the means in many way ~ ~.
tending the Tcmpiar order moi only nv
ilH mombera dlsmittlng or forming ~
charncter. walk and conduct among
their fellow men Such aa pittshure
'Qmmondory no I. the largest body
nf IcmpIars in the world rot ifs starr
ln wheeling and our great biz baby
SiateEgNille NOV Trinity Command
cry Waa born in Whcilnr's embrace. and
whose eiEht Bower Oh now her guiding
star. who has been a. our state helm
during the past Tempiar year When
wheeling Cummandcry was organized
in 1855. but one live com uandcry ex-
iatfd west ~ the AllcrhcnVs therefore
she can claim to b. The second Oldest.
and her mother Lancaster 80 9. q
Lancaster. ohio. che oldest because
at Vernon 40. T. ~ Columbus ohio.
iav dormant Tor many years and long
after Whfclirg or Lancaster were orr
rarizcd before she came % ufs
agalh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

(5Y JOSEPH HALL
(The following article on the his
tory Of the Knights TempIar was
written especially for The IntelIIaen-
Ger by Joseph Hall. one Of Wheel
'ins's prominent Masons.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

but was carried 10 other countries
On MAJ 18th. 1910. Pope Clement v.
issued bin suppressing the order OF
the Temple in every part Of the world
wherever IN wa3 known. which bill
being enforced by the sovereign OF
those Countries wherein they ruled
also confscated for their own per
sonal use the property and goods Of
the TcmpIars
De Moiay and tho other dignitaries
OF the order. after being I'm prison
FIVE and one half years. were burned
az the stake March rs. 1879 History
says when Grand Master DE Moiav
was Ted 10 the place Of his execution
he addressed the citizens thus.
France remembers our last mo-
ments. We die innocent The de-
cree which condemns is an unjust de-
cree. hu' In heaven there is an august
tribunal % which the weak never
appeal In vain To that tribunal with
p In forty days ] summon the Roman
pontin
A shuddcr ran violently through
fhr crowd. huf Tho Grand Master con.
tinuCd.
"Oh Phillip. my master. my king 7
pardon thee ir vain. f7r Thy life is
condemned A. fhc tribunal 81 GOD.
within r. wear ] await thee"
Pono Clement y Boo a worry short
time thereafter hy q disease came 20
hIe grave. and ere tho ci0se OF 1919
Phillip died NJ lingering disease. On
fa~t. history says that every person
who took o. PROMINENT part ln tho
per rruti0n ~ tho Tompiars mot with
an untwcIv md miserable death
Discard carb.
ff'or fhc wariyrlom or jacques DO
Mo.1r and tho members of the order
bad been d'rporfod ~ 600 parts of the
globe they had fo discard their rarb
f0 rgn-n~f persecution and ~ b. not
pursfied hy their prosecutors Those
w.rh'rf OF fhe order who ercapcI
t0 scotland engaged in tho battle %
H1nrockhurn. With Robert Bruce.
who was 'fou fighting the ENGLISH
army af fhaf time and hc. with their
a...e'1rre hrouahf his army ont ~
battle victorious
soon after rho Bruce war closed
fhn Trmr'are 600 Scotland. from como
c1ur" 1r other. divided into four
orders. fhIa being ou ffrs. 90 1870
whrn Robert Bruce was King Of that
''NI. TT. "NN 1T WIZ" NN ANN ora o.
lied fhn order OF So Andrew du char.
Din. which order nfiorwnrda Joined
with fhaf of ioredom lH ID ~
Those 0f fhc Trmpiara who did not
unite In ihe Bruce order Joined tho
Knifhfe Hoep.'0iorr. md tho nom.
hcra OF thaf order and fhoro ~ St.
hrdrrH and Herod0m ON LARGO NUM-
horaI embraced Chrirfianifv ard afro
fniernalized with mo Proc Maaona.
1uet before tho beginning of mo
great reformation. tho order of
Fu'Phfa Trmpiar. which rfIu had o..
i7frd in o. small measure. united with
fhe krlrhfa NJ fho Hospital and tho
fnIrhfr of So John. and appeared in
Scotland only aa Masonic body.
which accounts f0r fho C0nforring ~
the Tompiar orfers ina Masonic
lodge and Chapters ae VIII be econ
waa done of tho early Introduction
of our order in thfa country
jacques DE M0iay. Then The Grand
Master. anticipating hiH mariyrdom
while Imprisoned. appointed aa hia
' succo fsor Johannes Marcus Tarmeu.
IuH ~ Jerusalem FROM that time
there hae boon on uninterrupted sue
b ccssion Of Grand Masters. although
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
History of Knights Templar
Intensely Interesting Story Written
Especially for The lntelIIsen-
Ger by Joseph Hail..
Object OF First Organization Was q
Rescue Holy sepulehre From y
Hands Of lnhdels.

Early Leaders Prosecuted and Burned
At Stake-Hlstory Of the Lo-
cal commandery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
TO BERUN PROM HERE TO RAU
FhAHCIBCo IN JUNE.
Very Attractive Route Has Been ssl.os-
ed-Complsto Data Of
the Trip.

At conference held yesterday after
noon by q. q. Herring. travelling passen-
ger agent OF tho Southern Pacific ana
Secretary A. T. Arnold. OF the state Sun
day School Association. the itinerary OF
the special West Virginia train 10 San
Francisco in June was completed. A
glance at this will show that the trip is
TO be pleasant and attractive one.
One uhndred and ten persons are con-
etmplsting the. trip. and Il IS probabls
that the special will be we'll filled. The
day follows Leave wheeling 1000 A
M. central time. June 18th. VIA u. o.
arrive ~ chicago $50 ?. m, June 18th. via
- q -. leave chicago. 1890 p. m, June
18Th. via Q. & y. W: arrive Omaha fa.ie
noon, June 18th. via o 4 y. W: leavs
3 BIn,ss. 300 ?. N. June 1sth. via Union
l4th. VIA Union Pacific; leave Denver
500 a. m. June ifth. via y. e. r. r.: ar
rye colorado Springs. 1880 a. m. June
Colorado Springs. t.sO a m. June 15t6
VIA - A. X O.; pass Royal CforRe 1900 n
m n, Through Tennessee Pass early even
yune 18Th. VIA ID. & r. O.: leave Salt
I.aSe city. 200 p m. June 1871: via s.
7. L. 4. a s. Z; arrive Los Angeles. $50
llstop AZ Los Angeles Saturday night IN
W MONDAY morning.. leave Los Angles
80, - a m, June 10 via Coast line. $50
gbispo and Santa C1arn Valley: arrive
sen tranciseo. Sis 2. m. June 18TH Wis
coast Lane $50 Pacific
SiFhts you may see enroutes
Al COLORADO Springs: piko'a Peak fha
LheNenne canyons ana Garden Of the
Code. ~ salt lake Sity. Mormon Tenn
PIE ana Tabernacle. char recital az II 90
o. m on the famous organ IN the Nor
mon Iahernacle Tickets GOOD returning
mon Tnhernanle
Tickets good returning wfthin ~ DAYS.
stop over privileges allowed on return
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17
Mayors Proclamation
Mayors oHes. Nay IS. '9it

- 49,. s Mayors oHos. Nay S. 1911.
The THiryssvsnh Coravs cormsrderv e. ys.,
Wr1na viii be held IN Wednesday Thursdsy Nay
the Seventeenth Eighteenth
20 decorate their residences ard places Of o. the
The line ~
the parade viii vars~f
20 Maj,
Or TNenth 90 chspne crspns Twenty fourth on Ten,
tourn 70 toH on con
kst snd Nrsst Fourteenth held on MAKE,
street between TNefth and Fourteenth
No vehicles el be allowed march and Ire p,g~.
Department have been Instructed observing ts,
An given ropes arors the curb tsr,,,
these streets using only ire dews thereby esvnq .nobs
Cd avenue for the psrsdsrs
cHhs. C. SCHMIDT.
Nayor, City q Wheeuna
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17


fcrrod on them the orders Of knight.
hood The early Encampmonts tnov
known as Commauderiesl were or.
rauized in this country within a few
years after the year 1921. when tho
Grand Encampmcnt % England was
instituted. and those early organized
cncampmcnts. not being chartered by
The Grand Eucampmcnt Of England.
must have begun their operations by
The aocalled Inherent right given %
members promlacuously 10 open n
body ~ Tcmplars by Three knights
Tcmpiar hallIng from three separate
commandcrica. fo do work. close and
perhaps never to meet again. or a. a
future time at some other place This
latter suggestion ia said 90 be- the
most natural theory or the basis for
The organization OF tho order ~
kniFhfs Tcmplar on This country. and
THIS idea no doubt accounts for the
lack ~ records and authentic infor.
nation relative f0 thom
Tho hrrt records cVtanf relative 10
tho orders Introduction into the State
~ Pennsylvania shows that ~ was On
The year 1924 and also in the year
1927 that n Grand Commanfcrv was
formed I'm that State bv the following
four Eucampmonts Philadelphia No.
4. Philadelphia no 2. Harrisburg No.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

L. NJ. TAvENNER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

There are times in the life % every
small boy when DO would Ike 20 as
sumo tho role OF father 10 the man
Tor n few brief moments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

a man can lead any woman 70 talk.
but he can't always make her say
what he wants 20 hear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

There's nothing disappoints
woman more than not 10 be disap-
pointed when she expects 20 be.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-17

One Fourth on-Men's $3.50 suit,
for ss.3s. MeFADpEN's.
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BIRTHs AND DEATHS.

Births--Chorles and Emma Banks, STS
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DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES

TRACY-Androw, aged - years.
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Name and Address. Age
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Catherine NJ. Haiss, Omaha. ....,..,... 20
John Prochazka, Omaha...............,. %
Frances MalSry, Omaha. ~
Jacob Gehrig. Benson. Neb. Commune. y
Frances Butler. Benson, Neb.......'... "a
John A. I4auEar. Platte Center, Neb.... q
Emma Christensen, Columbus, Neb.'.' "
Robert Butshy. Dakotn City, Neb.,..'. ~
Hazel Collision, Dakota City. Neh.s.... IL
George r. Crulsshank, South Omaha. q
Goneyteve NJ. Miller, South Omaha, %
Armand Guenette. Omaha. ............. X
Mary Cahill, Omaha. .s.,,................ ~
Elijah w. Saunders, omaha. MINIMUM. q
Minnie a. Funk, mnha.....,.....s",.'' q
Roy f. Davis. urbana Ill....,.......,... p
1hillah Barnes, Urbana, ni...,.,....... =
Charles A. Jordan, Omaha. ,.........,.. 2
Susan A Scott. South Omaha.........'
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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-05-11
MEMORIAL DAY
F|TT|NGLY OBSERVED,
AN INTERESTING PROGRAMME.
MANY OLD VETS" GUESTS
OF KINGSTREE LADIES.

The annual meeting of Camp
Presley with the local u D G camp
for observing Memorial day took
place yesterday. The exercises were
held in the opera 'puse to accommo-
date the large crowd in attendance,
and even that building, with seat
ing capacity of 500, was entirely in
adequate to the accommodation Of
the large audience. These annual
exercises ere growing in interest
year by year, thanks to the consid-
Grafton and courtesy shown the old
soldiers by the hospitable people of
Kingstree, and the exercises yester-
day were marked by profound in
.erest and sympathy on the part of
everyone. The business places
were closed, the school children
marched in a body to the opera
house and there were sixty-four Of
the old veterans in line. Consider
ing the fact that there are only sew
eral hundred in the county now sur
viving, this attendance was very
gratifying indeed.
Following is the programme car
ried out by the veterans on Mem
mortal day:
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Collection of Annual Dues
Good of the Order Appeal fer
Change in Pension Laws, Affecting
Class "C"4, Widows.
Reading of Papers from Presden1
of the U DC
Notice Given to Pensioners, Who
Have Removed to Other Counties
Address, Rev w A Fairy
Song, School Children
Address, Comrade Constine:.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-05-11
Miss Odessa Montgomery of Kings.

Miss Odessa Montgomery Of Kings. i.
tree spent several days last week
with relatives here.
Messrs C w Boswell and Ed Tutlee
spent Sunday in GreaHville; they re..
port that Mr. E B. Modus will sooa,
be able to be out again.
Miss Mabel Liftage will spead =
some time at home. before she returns
to West Virginia. where she holds
responsible position with the West
ern Union Telegraph company.
Friday evening, May IL, the Sal.
ters school will close with an enter
tainment given in the town hall by
the children. when prizes will be
awarded the children WHO By correct
department. and diligent study have.
earned them.
Mr. Newcombe Guess who has
been enlisted in the United States
army in the Philippines, is at home,
on visit.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-05-11
SALTERS DEPOT NEWS.
School Closes TomorrOw--Littfe:
Pen Pictures of Daily Lie.

Salters Depot, May 9:-Judge' J
G. Lifrage and daughters, Misses; Ma
bel and Judith, have returned from
Richmond, Va, where they attended
the funeral of Mr. H o Bannister Mr.
Lifrage's son-in-law. who recently
passed away in that city.
Mr. T Thompson and his charm
ing family have moved beck from
Leland, Ill. They arrived Friday at.
ternoon and were warmly welcomed
back by their many friends
Miss Lizzie Salters is visiting her
brother DR. L B SalteSs, at Henheim,
Marlboro county.
Miss Edith Whitfield of Hodges
spent Saturday here after an extend
ed trip in Florida with her brother
Mr. James Whitfield.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-05-11
Song, School Children.
ADDRESS, Comrade J J Brown.

Song, School Children.
ADDRESS, Comrade J J Brown.
Closing.
Decoration Of the Graves of De.
ceased Comrades.
After the exercises siXty-four vet
erans were served by the ladies OF
Kingstree with a sumptuous repast
in the hall below the opera house.
We were anxious to get the roll of
all the veterans in line, but man.
aged to secure only a partial list.
This is the best we can do, the edi-
tor being sick and no one to look
after the matter. There is no in
tention to slight anyone; VIC simply
could not get the names.
Names of veterans present:
H J Brown, TJ Phillips. S B w
Courtney. ] w Dennis, HI M Griffin,
DR. w L Wallace, w E Ammons, C
j Joy. D B Young, D l Burgess, j
T Tanner, James Epps. + 5 Tisdale,
T ] Duke, w S Eaddy, G K
Mitchum, R K. Gamble, S Pos
ton, L E Burkett, J p Shaw, j
A Bradham, s. B Thompson, B
F Thompson, Wesley Jones,
VIM E'pps, S T Montgomery, j w
Thornhill, C Constine, John Todd, |
H Sauls, E H Sauls, H ] Lamb, c B
Ard, H j Williamson, e E Erwin, w M
Phipps, L w Nesmfth, John Ferdon,
L w McCants, G. ] Graham, A w
E1agler, w D Fitch, Davis Shaw, G
7 Rollins,J W Langston, j J Brown,
H H Kinder, A M Snider.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-05-11

Silk Chiffon
Marquisette
Persian Lawn
New Bandeaux
Bordered Tissue
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-05-11
IN THE
TOWNS

Where people make use OF their
banks, .depositing their money
and paying bills by check, you will
find a progressive, "Get-there'
spirit which stands for the up
building of that town and COM
munity.
This is our home and we take
an active interest in watching and
aiding the material prosperity of
both town and surrounding coun-
try. We would like to see every
man and woman, particularly
every farmer and every man
working for wages in this COM
munity, start a bank account-it
would mean a better town, a bet
ter market, a better county.
Will you join us in this work ?
The amount of your first deposit
isn't so material as the fact of
making a start now--in the
BANK OF WILLIAMSBURG,
KiNGSTREE, S. c.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-05-11

Silks in All Colors
Long Silk Gloves
New Styles in Neckwear
40 Inch Embroidery FlOuncing
with Bands to Match)
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-05-11

Why spend your money
for inferior tobacco when
you can buy Merry Widow
from the Peoples Mercan-
tile Co at the same price
you pay for the common
kind elsewhere? 5-11-l9t
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-05-11

p Capt Chas ] Epps of Conway Wis
tied here last week.
Mr. w P Davis visited his home
folk at Mullins Sunday.
Born, on Saturday, May 6, 1911, to
DIR and Mrs E T Kelley, daughter.
Mr. M L Brockington of Indian
town spent Sunday in town with
friends.
Mr. SIN Bradshaw of Greelyville
was a visitor at the county seat
Monday.
No 80" the morning train from
Charleston, came in five hours late
yesterday.
Miss Greene of Charleston is
visiting the family of her uncle, Mr.
W. Greene.
Mr. Barlow Smith, of the Hebron
section, called pleasantly at our sane
tum Saturday.
Rev ] G Patton of Blacksburg
preached at the Methodist church
Sunday night.
Mrs R r Jenkinson, now of Man.
ming, has been visiting the family Of
Mr. w E Jenkinson.
Miss Jennie Lee Stackley is spend
ing awhile in Florence with her aunt,
Mrs George Stackley.
MIR F S Pate, agent of the A c L
railroad at Cades, has been trans
ferred to Inverness, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs Chas C Brinkley WIS.,
tied the family of Mr. D N johnson
Saturday at Smiths Mills.
Mrs Isaac Epps of McClellanville
has been spending some days with
relatives in Kingstree and vicinity.
MIR NIL McClary of Kingstree was
in the city yesterday with relatives
and riends.-Noyeace Times, Mays.
Mrs Rosa Fulton and Miss Jennie
Lee Stackley went as delegates to
the missionary meeting at Mullins
last week.
Among the pleasant callers at
The Record office Memorial day we
are pleased to number Mr. c M Will
hanson Of Doves.
Rev w P Meadors, presiding ell
der, will preach for Rev W A FAIRY
in the auditorium next SUNDAY
aorning at II o'clock.
Messrs W H Harmon,J J Venters
N johnson and G w Davis, OF the
hnsonville section, were IN town
onday a few hours on business.
MrJHS Stewart of Dillon passed
through the city this morning golnt
to Lake City to bury his little chile
.Uhose death occurred last night.
Florence Times, May ..