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The Marshall republican., 1914-05-01
NELSON.

Miss Ethel Cliskner closed a most
successful term OF school at the Muir
rell school Saturday.
The patrons. school children and
quite a number Of visitors were pres
ent at the picnic. which was held In
the school yard. saturday. and the oc-
casion afforded all much pleasure.
Miss Marie Alexander and Miss
Mabel Nicely each received n gold
medal FOR scholarship. and there were
u number of other prizes awarded.
Mr.. Otto Steltz Of Bloomington.
Illinois. came in Saturday and re-
mained until Sunday afternoon visit
ing friends.
Miss Mamie sapdidge went to
ShackeIord Saturday morning and
visited with friends until sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. p. Rhoades OF the
country near here and Mr.. and Mrs,
IL. ~. fiuyhoc Wctc Bucots VI MIS- W
Il. Williams Sunday.
Rev. J. X. Spears preached at the
Methodist church Sunday morning
and evening.
Miss Bette Koenig came down
from Marshall Sunday morning and
visited with her parents until Monday
afternoon.
Prof. Hugh Berlin went to Mar
shall Friday AFTERNOON and remained
until Sunday morning.
Mrs. Charlie Petry came down from
Marshall Sunday morning to see Mrs.
Lewis Petry. who has been quite sick
for ton weeks. Mr.. August Petry
took the latter to Boonville In his
car Sunday afternoon and she UNDER
went quite a, serious operation In the
hospital tuesday.
Mesdames James Harvey and l.. J..
Sandidse spent Tuesday in the Ridge
Prairie vicinity with Mrs. Hail VIII
=
Mrs. Frank MARI Of near Ridge
Prairie drove over ruesday to bring
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-01
OF tttb district Met I'm Ellis Hall,
Marshall, April ~.

The 14th District Medical Society
met IN Elk's hall. Marshall. Mo-,
April 20. 1914 and was attended by
about thirty-five members. in the
absence OF tile president and the vice
presidents, DIR. A. Il. Gore was asked
to call the meeting to order.
The minutes of the proceeding
meeting were read and approved.
The following accounts were pre-
scented and allowed: Bell Telephone
Co. sf.i0; To printing and d%istribut-
Ing $3.50 The secretary was instruc-
ted to meet the usual Indebtedness OF
the society rs II occurred.
Tho following amendment TO the
constitution was presented:
To amend Article V. Section I. to
read as follows: Two regular meet
ings shall be held each year-ths
first tho LIST Thursday In June-the
Ind. the Ord Thursday In October.
And TO add a new section 10 said Ar
ticle v. to read as follows: In the
case OF. Indictment weather az the re-
gular meeting time. the secretary is
empowered TO postpone the meeting
from week TO week as may appear
necessary. In case OF such postpone
ment the secretary shall notify a,
once some member In each OF the
larger towns OF the 18th Councillor
District, and II shall be the duty Of
the member so notified to spread thu
notice OF the postponemont to thu
membership In his community.
The following officers were cleo,
cd: President, II. l.. Evans. Boon
J Vile; LIST vice president, A. J. Chalk
ley. Lexington; End vice president
~. q. w. Fischer. Alma: secretary
Treasurer. John II. Hall. Napton.
A recess was taken till / p. m.
Elk's hall /. T.. ". The following
| program vas rendered; Some point
In medical history, ID. C. Gore
Eclnmpsia. A. j. Chalkley; Urinaly
bis ana Disturbed Metabolism, ID. i
, Manning: Case OF intestinal hemorr
iago. c. T. Ryland.
, G. II. VanRavenswaay and 4. r
, Williams were unable TO attend OF
account OF the Indictment weather.
DR.. Frank J. LutE. Of 81. Louis be
ing present was asked by the chat
to address the society: the docto
complied and delivered a very inter
, cstinS talk. dwelling particularly oil
the treatment OF inoperable cancer.
, No further business appearing tn,
, society adjourned TO meet again a
tho next regular time OF meeting.
JOHN X. HALL. President.
JOHN II. HALL, Secretary.
Napton. No.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-01
LITTLE ROCK.

T. NJ. Ehler and family were Mar
shall callers Monday. having gone up
In his o Ford car. Mr.. Ehler says
the Ford Is all o. k.
DR.. w. l.. Sharp, First Lieut., OF Co,
H.. Missouri National Guards al Stat
err. Mo, says he IL ready to go TO
Mexico and that the company can
easily be rccutcd up to 100, at present
there are about 10 belonging to the
company.
Church Mt Concord Sunday was
well attended.
Mr.. Jack McChesney and family OF
Marshall. spent Sunday night with
Mr.. and Mrs. seorge Pearson.
John Steinbetry OF Edwardsyille.
H.. spent q few days last week at, T,
M. Ehlers.
Mrs. AMANDA Herob. who has been
Quite sick is able to be up and ar
Iound.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Earnest Eubanks OF
Slater were caller last week at Mr..
and Mrs Jack thornton.
Henry Thornton and family took
Sunday dinner with MIR. and Mrs.
chas. Taylor.
At present Il looks as II several
thousand troops will have to 20 to
Mexico.
Dr.. ". L. sharp. who served In the
10th U. 8. ~Infintery In the war with
Spain in 1898, says that II needed he
v ready to serve again.
Miss Lottie Goodman. who has
been sick for SOME time ia able 10 be
up and around and doins nicely.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-01
ARROW ROCK

Mesdames ID. L. Watts a u. T. Town.
send and Misses Bessie odeli and
Julia Watts. we're shopping Monday
afternoon In Boonville.
Harold Turiey and wife and son
Mrs. Parilee Bingham and Miss
Blsnch Townsend motored to Mar
shall Monday to do some shopping.
Charley Lawless and family moved
Monday to Marshall where they Will
reside.
Clark Swinney and daughter. Mrs.
August Neimier OF the county were
trading in town Tuesday afternoon.
W. A. Wells. wife and Mrs. Eugene
~Erockway were shopping in Boonville
Monday.
Mrs. Dick Thorp and mother. Mrs.
Townsend OF Nelson were dinner
guests Tuesday at the home Of Mrs.
u. l.. Watts.
Mrs. Mary Wallace went 10 Nelson
tho first OF the week for u visit with
Mrs. Vic Townsend.
Mesdames W. u. and Watson Diggs
and Miss Nora Digs were shopping
at the county seat Wednesday.
Rev. Speer delivered the Baccaias-
rca,o address ut the Methodist church
Sunday morning.
The graduating exercises Of the
high school and eighth grade were
held Monday night at the Methodist
church. Hon. A. II. James OF Mar
shall delivered the graduating ad-
dress, Five promising young mon
graduated: Virgil French. Gilmore
Digs. Frank and VIII Eilers and Al
Lester Dickson. wife and daughter.
! fred Asselmeyer.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-01
SLATER.


w. II. Baker has pdrchased q new
Overland car from Gillian and steele
John Abel has purchased q G
Case car from A. l.. Lucas.
Il. E. Cruea has purchased the Re,
demonstrators car from A. l.. Lucas.
l.. II. Mead has purchased the
building now occupied by l.. n. and
s. T. Mead's shoe store from Mrs.
Mary Mead. Consideration $1,000.
The young mems booster club.
which is now under good Roadway OF
organization at the suggestion OF Il.
l.. Brfttoh and DR.. r, +. Price had
lunch Tuesday evening OF last week
at Bownsend's cafe. The lunch con
sisted OF sandwiches, cake, coffee. ice
cream and cigars. Splendid music was
given by the young mems booster or
chestra. consisting of seven persons.
Norvin Armstrong and Roy Hicks
have purchased the Saline Hotel bar
Der shop, formerly owned by Wash
Clark.
Mrs. Orvai Shaffer visited last week
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. snod-
dy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Pitney have re-
turned from n brief visit with their
son, l.. Y. B%randenburg and family al
Moberly.
Miss BERTHE May Brandburg visited
at Mt. Leonard Sunday.
Tom Nation Of Higginsyille visites
Slater friends Sunday.
The Priscilla club met Friday aft
%crnoon at the home of Miss Ella Nc.
Ginnis.
The X. X. KS. met Thursday Mt.
crnoon OF last week with Mrs. Chas
Bellamy.
Dybee brothers have installed :
new electric finishing machine II
their shoe repair department at Noel
and Warmers.
Mr. and Mrs. II. PRESLEY are pre-
pairing to move to Hot Springs. Ark
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Eubank will oc
cupy tho PRESLEY home.
. August Klasing was in Slater lns
week purchasing an outfit for house
keeping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ayrcs OF Mar
shall visited last week ut the HON
of Mrs. Ayres' sister. Mrs. W. v. Ro
y gers.
Mr.. and Ms. Carlton Of Lon
= Beach. Cal, visited last week at lie
! tel Saline. the guest OF Mrs. Carlton
!. brother. John Keidcr. Mrs. Garlic
= was formerly Miss Hattie Kelder.
Government boiler inspector re
gcrs was here on Wednesday Of iai
. week looking through the boilers.
y The sale OF J. L. Stanford on isl
saturday was well attended. NJ
70 stanford and family left Monday q
Kansas City TO make their futu'
0 home. Ralph T. 'Barksdale has ira
" ed his Ford automobile TO w,
y Gaines for q pair Of horses.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-01
AGE NO BAR.
Everybody in Marshall Is Eligible.

Everybody In Marshall j. Eligible.
Old people stopped with suffering.
Middle age. courageously fighting,
Youth protesting impatiently:
Children. unable to explain;
All In misery from their kidneys.
Perhaps a little backacho first.
Urinary disorders, dropsy may
quickly follow.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
Kidneys.
Are endorsed by thousands.
Hherc's Marshall testimony.
Mrs. c. X. Scott. 67S w. Clay ST.,
Marshall, Mo. says: My children
have used Doan's Kidney Pills for
pains in the small OF the back and
weakness OF the kidneys aud relief
mas always followed. had attacks
,f kidney trouble and Doan's Kidney
pills also gave me relief. We keen
this remedy on hand all the time"
Price sec. at all dealers. Don'i
simply ask for q kidney remedy-ge'
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Scott had. Foster-Milburh Co.
Props. Buffalo, y Y. May2-s
Adv.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-01

Mr.. and Mrs. William Hyland Will
move to Marshall this week and oc-
cupy their new house recently finish
cd on odeii Ave. They have lived on
their farm as years and It is hard
for them to leave the old home. where
they have spent their younger days.
sharing each others Joys and sorrows,
though they may never live there
again: their memories will often sur
round the home where their happiest
days were spent. they were among our
most hospitable families. we regret
TO gee them leave the neighborhood.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-01
ELEVATOR
Tie Goodwin dictator at s~iiacksiford
burns. The Origin Of Fire Not
Known. Will he Rebuilt.

The elevator at Shackelford be-
longing to J. Keith Goodwin. burned
Friday morning about 1 o'clock. The
building had not been In use for some
time and Il 10 not known how It cau-
ght on fire. Tho capacity OF the
building was about $500 bushels OF
wheat. but fortunately had no grain
In II when II burned.
The loss is about $4,000. but is
partially covered by insurance.
W. learn from Mr.. Goodwin that
the elevator win be rebuilt at once
and will no doubt be completed and
ready for use before the 1914 wheat
Is harvested.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-01
MOTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. C%hrishandon and fam
lily OF Florida, have moved into Mr..
William Hylands house. Nr. Chris
tiandon hasrented Mr.. Hyfsnd's farm
for this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam sheer and dau-
ghter. Miss Lucille spent Sunday with
Mr.. Joe Hedges and family.
Mrs. Norton and little son Of Slater
we're gscsts OF Mrs. V. ID. swisher and
daughter last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hedges were In
Marshall Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-01
FRECKLE-FACE
sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
now To Remove Easily.

sun and Wind Rring Out Ugly Spots.
now tn Remove Easily.
Here's u chance. Miss Freckle-faee.
TO try q remedy for freckles with tho
guarantee OF a reliable dealer that II
VIII not cost you a penny unless It
removes the ~freckles; while II II does
give you a clear complexion the OK
nense is trifling.
Simply set AT ounce OF othine-
double strength from any druggist
and q few applications should show
YOU how easy 1t Is to rid yourself Of
the homely freckles and get a beauti-
full complexion. Rarely Is more than
one ounce needed for the worst a
De ure to ask the druggist for the
double strength othine as this IL the
prescription sold Under guarantee OF
money back n It iaiis to remove
lfreekles. Go 5-i&2a) Adv.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-01
Uncalled for letters

Remaining In the Marshall. Mo-,
post office April 2sth 1914, II not
called for In two weeks will be sen,
to the dead letter office at Wash
ington. ID. c.
Miss Emma Dobins: Mrs. Fannie
Johnson.
Harry Beck; II. +. Meir. Lee. j,
Rice.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-01

At the Christian church Sunday
night . delightful service was held
complimentary to Eid. b. T. wharton
who for seyentseen years lacking one
month has been the greatly loved and
appreciated pastor Of tho Christian
congresation In this city.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-01
SWEET SPRINGS.


Mrs. Isaac Neal and her two chill
dren OF Lexington. we're the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Cooper, returning
to their home in Lexington on Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. j. NJ. Barks and Rev. ]. r.
wylis were at Lamar the greater part
of last week In attendance on the Ia
fayctte P~resbytery. which held It's
spring meeting at Lamar. Mr.. Barks
and Mr.. wylie returned on Friday
evening.
The high school musical club gives
its first concert under a musical dir
cctor ut the school auditorium on Fri
day night next. May LIST.
DIR. A, T. Coffman Of Richland,
Kansas, IL in town visiting his father.
Mr.. ID. s. Coffman and brother. Rev.
q. l.. Coffman. The father, Mr.. ID. s.
coffmsn Is quite III ut the Methodist
parsonage.
Miss Lavinia VERIFY was here from
Houstonia last Saturday and Sunday
with Miss lola Harwood.
Mrs. Arthur Bush and little duugh-
tor. Frances arrived from Milwaukee
on Monday evening and are the guests
of Mrs. Bush's father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Smith.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Preebyter-
ian church met on Tuesday afternoon
with Miss Myrtle Smith at her resid-
enco On Locust street. The ladies
decided to hold n Saturday afternoon
market In the Herald office once a
month until further notice.
A piano tuner from Jenkins In
Kansas City. was In town this week,
putting ail the pianos in repair.
Mrs. Hattie Patrick with her sister.
Mrs. Matte Evans, attended the sale
at MAYHEM on Wednesday Of their
sister. Mrs. Rebecca Hancock.
Miss Florence Po,eet OF Kansas
City arrived on Saturday night Of
this week for n short visit TO Miss
Gem Binkley. From here she will
10 on TO H~oustonin. where shc will
be the guest of the family OF Hon. +.
c. Hayman.
Our new mayor. Mr.. j.. +. Evans
has ordered a general cleanup OF the
the town. which Ia much needed. liz
has appointed May 4th as q day fol
that purpose. lie urges our citizen,
to make d united effort to have Sweet
Springs the cleanert town In tn,
state.
Mrs. ]. N. Barks returned on Fri
day afternoon from Fulton. WHERE
she attended the session OF tho Syn
cd OF Lafayette Presbytery.
The revival services at the Meth
cist church will continue through
this week and will probably close OF
Sunday night. Up to the presen
time. there have been twenty-five nd
ditions to the church. Rev. J. Ruh
sell Brown OF Warsaw came Monda,
night and Ia in charge OF the music
Mr.. r. g. Blackburn and family o
Malta Bend. motored over the frs
Of this week and visited Mrs. Black
barns sister. Mrs. ]. r. Evans an
family. Miss Mabel Evans. who Ia
been quite III with Intermittent feve
10 recovering gradually.
Mrs. Finley Coulter was taken sud
denly quite III on Monday and he
father. MIR. Terrell OF Mt. Leonar
came for her and children and TOO
them to his home. Mr.. Cutter ma
been In Nevada for some months iool
ing after his mining interests there.
burglars entered the home of MI
Ed. Fischer on Marshall street las
Saturday night and robbed the hous
OF several dollars In money and
watch. The barglar entered tn
house by breaking a window an
reaching IN and unlocking the sasf
Tho family were spending the even
ing with friends In another part o
the town.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-01
4 MISTAKEN idea

There are some people who still resort
to dragged pills or alcoholic syrups to
overcome colds, or general
debility, and who know that the pure,
unaduiternted nourishment in Scott's
Emulsion Is eminentiy better, but refrain
from taking Il because they fear 3 may
lead TO excessive fat OF Obesity.
This Ia mistaken idea, because Scott's
Emulsion first sire ngthens the bohybefore
making flesh. Its blood-forming proper
ties aid nature to throw off sickness by
huilding health from its very source, and
flesh Is formed only by Its continued use.
,ivoid alcoholic substitutes for SCOTS.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-01
MARTIN.PEACr

Married at tie Christian parsonage
on April IS. 19I4 at 8 o'clock D. m.
b. T. Wharton. officiating. Mr.. c. N.
Martin and Mrs. Della Peace both Of
Marshall.
Neither n Of these parties needs
an Introduction to the people Of this
place, as they are both we'll Known
and highly respected residents Of
Marshall. They have many friends to
wish them every success.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-01
ZIG WEEK.
Lester Lindsey Tent Show All next
Week.

Week.
The announcement Of the opening
Of the Lester Lindsey Theatre Com
pany in Marshall next Monday for
one week has been received by thea
,rc patrons with more than ordinary
interest and the indications are that
crowded tents will be rule during
their engagement here; they will pre-
sent n repertoire Of high class come
dies and dramas with the introduc-
ton Of some brand new vaudeville
stunts between the acts OF the differ
ent plays to be presented.
A Fight for q Million, a four ret
comedy drama is Monday nights bill.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-01
BERRYMAN.GREEy

Mr.. Fred T. Bergman n Miss
ssdia Green. both OF Marshall were
married today, April 90 by Justice
Hiram Ferril In his office.
The contracting parties are re-
,eiving the congratulations of their
friends.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-01

Judge A. n. Hall Of Boonville was
mingling with friends here Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-01

C. b. BACON. p. NJ.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-03
MOVEMENT TO
START A
GRAVITY CANAL
Southwest Texas Progressive League VIII
Begin Gathering Statistics Looking 10
the Establishment Of a Government Sys-
lem Here.
Is TO DEVISE MEANS FOR
ESTABLISHMENT OF PROJECT
Secretary Of Association OF BeIie; That
Movement Should be Started Up Now
and ii VIII BE Taken Up When UHit
Market Plan Is Adjusted.

A central gravity canal FOR The Lower
Rio Grande Valley. the reservoir for
which would Id constructed M sumc point
west ~ Mission. poSSihlv III starr conn
A.. j. the object ~ 4 plan that H. I" be
started shortly ~ the Southwest Texas
Texas Progressive League. according Ia j
II. Briggs. secretary Of the league. who
was in Brownsville today. The plan. Mr..
briggs stated. nrcc~>arilv will take some
time to work ont and just how the mat.
ter would h. brought to u 81 'ee~Sful i
she l. yet ~ ~ considered.
Mr.. briggs said that ~ soon a. The
Init Marketing system which has hnen
Under WAY for some weeks. Is finally com
pletcd. MS league will Immediately he
.in preparing data anil statistics for
the proIn>eh gravity canal. When this
work * ~4inplsferI the results viii bc
Submitted 90 the government and an Fl
font will be- made IL make it i national
Improvement. Whether that viii bc done
he said. j. uncertain. ~ the government
owns no land in Texas. However he be-
~lievcS that some plan can ~ worked out
that will give the fertile Lower Rio
Grandc VALLEY this improvement.
IL has been generally conceded that
next To the BRACES Santiago proposition
and Il successful marketing plan. the
Lower Rio GraHdc Valley j. most IN
need of an irrigation system. II j. claim
eel that the cost Of farming could bc
greatly reduced in the Valley by the
gravity canal system. perhaps In more
ihap half. saving the farmers nm amount
that il j. almost impossible Ia estimate
10 this time.
The plan a. now IN the minds ,f St+-r re
tary Briggs and his coworkcrs Of the
Southwest Texas Progressive league. has
for it, purpose the construction of m
immcnc reservoir and am outlet through
I main gravity canal. the tributaries be
M constructed hy the owners OF the lands
hat would ~ affected IN ihe Improvement.
There H. a steady and certain decline from
Starr county ~ The coast. and the section
hat would benefit woulG extend from the
Rio Grande a. far north as kine~ville.
The engineering would rnt W. difficult. ~
IT, country tlli~ side WI starr county ~
mainly level ar rolling.
The gravity canal idea j. not an entirely
lcw one. though ~n iar IN known there has
nrcn on nr-anizcd effort Nv 49, II brought
bout. james VI. Holt III ihi~ city some
iinc ago brought ont the plan. and has
devoted much study % the subject.
Mr.. Brigg~ f~ confident that some plan
can bc worked out ~ which the gravity
canal system can BE- brought ahpGt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-03
VALLEY LANDS
r. ARE AT STAKE
Suit for 500.O Acres of Land. Including
Tracts IN Hidalgo and Cameron conn-
ties, and on Padre island. Is Flied at
PasD.

IN PaSo. Texas. July IL suit agree
eating SL000.On0 IN which the Guaranty
Trust X safe DrpnSit COMPANY Nj
Philadelphia. Pa. j. plaintiff aua the
American Land 4 Cattle Company j.
defendant. was filed today in the Thir-
~ Fourth District court. The purpose
&c the suit H. "a forrtio~c i deed NJ
trust lien ON the PeroS River Ranch III
Tom Green county. trs-tS of land in
Island. la Corpus Christi Bay. a.grr
eating upwards II 5ou.uu0 acres III extent
all in Texas.
The petition alleges that the American
Fruit Company WAS organized August
-. 1851. under the laws 0f New .~IcrSr,
wears. lis purpose was to raise. breed
and deal III cattle. horse AMI sheep. ~
acquire. mortgage and sell real estate
and ranch land 10 is a. bonds 10 carry
out it's purpose and objects. The corpora
ton subsequently changed IT, name. NM
he American Land n Cattle Company.
a dtcsl of trust a. the biz TX ranch. III
Tom Green county: to extensive Tracts Of
land ia Cameron and IIidaleo counties.
comprising the Faria aud T.lavo Grandr
ram-hes. and t. Padre Island near Cor
pns Christi. The deed of trust was to Sc
cure Sl.O00Onn IN q per cent first merit.
gage bonds. The plaintiff STATES that II
vas made trustee for the bonds. payable
in Philadelphia 20 wears after date Of -
sue.
The petition priyS for judgment and
sale " the land 10 satisfy the $1,000 400
indebtedness.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-03
he is A HUMAN ART GALLERY
Man With ~ Designs Tatooed Over Body
Will Follow Brothers ard Join Marines.

Spokane. Wash. july B. lnSon Dumont
Skilling~. known IN Spokane ~ the ~hnman
art gallery has decided to follow the ex-
ample Of hi four brothers and enlist in the
United States marine corps. Skillin.S'
principal distinguishing marks are twenty
seven designs tattoocd over nearly the en-
tire length Of hi~ ~ix feet of lanky Drawn
and bone. On hi right foot J. a ILL., but
%terily. while around hi left foot and ankle
twifieS n snake. "To the mcmorv Of
mother are the words adjoining hi- RIGHT
arm inst above the elbow. while In \ cor
responding position on hi lett arm are the
words ITO the memory ~ father" On his
right forearm J. a bust design Of q sailor
and = girl. and below the elbow arc claSped
hands. On the wrist are HI initials. while
On the back ~ hi right hand l. the Amer
lean flag held in the claws Of nm eagle. The
hack "f the right arm j. decorated with n
star. another flag and \ sailor head. The
lett arm has pictures M N ship. roses. IN
eagle. STAR. cla~pcd hand-. 4 heart. cro~~.
anchor. etc. while hi hack and ether por-
ti"n~ Of hi body are covered with other
designs.