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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-04
MORNING SPECIALS-Monday and Tuesday Until r. NJ
re.trced No Mail or Ieephone Order

1929 Full Size Comfortables liza
Flowered patterns-plain sateen
border.
COMFORTABLEs- BAsEMENT
10 ct. Bleached Muslins. ...... IA
42-inch no dressing fine quality.
MUsLINs-BAsENENr
si49 Crochet Spreads. .........I.1o
For large beds hemmcd.
SPREADS BASEMENT.
- ct. New Cretonnes. ........ .i6
36-inch also figured satins large
variety. -
S2J.9S Seamless
Administer Rugs ........I9.S5
9xl2 feet new designs and colors.
RUGs-THIRD FLOOR
l2I2 ct. Cotton Huck Towels ..... y
Soft finish bleaehed- hemmed
neat red border.
TOVELS-NAIN FLOOR.
10 ct. Bleached Damasks ....... 81
Fine quality mercerized bleached
soft finish good patterns.
bINENS-MAlN FLOOR
Sl.S9 NainsoOk-l2 I'd pc... 90
Soft finish firm weave for babies
wear and fine underwear.
WHITE GOODS MAIN FLOOR
9S ct. French Serges & Tafretas.. so
40 and 81 inch all wool-line twill
tan, gray. rose. cadet. cardinal,
garnet, brown, navy and black.
DRESS GooDs-MAIN FLOOR
80 ct. silk Mixed Crepe de Chimes. 30
35-inch fine assortment of day and
evening shades.
WASH DRESS rABRlcs-BAsEMENr
20 Ct. Merccrized Poplins. ...... 20
Yard wide good colors.
WASH DRESS TABRiCS-BASEMkNT
Sl.50 Crepe de Chimes ...... .23
i0-inch full crepe weave white.
ivory and cream.
sfLKs-MAtN FLOOR.
- ct. Wide Ribbons. ........... 10
Moires, taffeta and satins white,
black and colors also dresdens.
RIRBONs-MAiN FLOOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-04
Porto Rico to Celebrate
Will Proclaim Holiday IN
Honor of Citizenship Grant

San Juan, Porto Rico. March B.
News Of the signing by President Will
SON Of the bill granting American cit,
izenship to Porto Ricans was received
mere quietly. The Legislature, now IN
session. will proclaim a holiday for a
public celebration.
Governor Wager to-day appointed four
new members of the Executive Council
to serve until the elective Senate SUI
persedes IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-04

HAS S oe the a S5 ba4s s en 2d the The
miniature department The first and fore
THIS has ' advantages and diSada5tSF saantag
mseba1 mors often than druggist While druggist
himself or his family Whatever advantages there
be- It would mean great deal of get stamps
phones directories general nOaon ana fp0ce 'Gb 5
uSs never THINKS % 2ayn AnO9e oS who E work all day
to get what they need aft working hours
second for drug carrying variety Of side
dlns: " Where ss o sfF doctors Tere
limit s is G. a be 5 ;u dsTt.. ar.
compelled rigid examinations before they can practise Pna
which viii limit the selling medicines druggists only
RrGss s snd So SGS paint store
that has become the habit of great any
their justification that great many druggists are ac4mRs
Th5s a s S2u ssna ad there Rs but a
d. S are f2 HTe KNIT Re here e Gn might pont out that rather
dangerous Ting to ST H GctSr TO ao's n t d a
low the doctor write out his own death certificate There no
medicine In the country there are times when the physician did
but in big cities with drug stores open day and night s9S1d o
public because doctors capable Of dis
Rf"nS doctofs have any a 1 writing
Sss @ Eenp any " general criticism of physicians
doing daE %aHy things sHS1 ~6cb Hu
run wf T dT2s on ' ea when left college had dreams
B heS r s no@er as ethical means honorable in its true
% When nm s' VENT S' nt6 business deemae
n ~ 1y Tou5r then but soon found that there was GOO.
a
physicians in the immediate neghbohood told
qualifications Desires and explained that had
figured physicians send mini
Of Of 100 with the
would be to do and some extra prescriptions
would be able
would My dreams came to an end however
hardly give the reasons but the result was that
professional pharmacy however dong
drug business mentioned the circular
you printed morning Ny show that last 36
while only 22
other lines carried
kodaks, toilet articles
celaneous
You that there is mighty good why
druggists store they do IT due to necessity
For Mr. thoughtful analysis of the problem we have
eepest sympathy and his viewpoint exceptionally interesting
percentage prescriptions and of patent edc
eclne If Newark n j. and want prescription ca
uly filled have good idea where we shall 60
the druggist who finds hms
rrounded by which have developed the modern
there to admire the m
who conducts genuine chemists shop supplies Tor hospital
ROOM drugs articles Also might help the sale
gnae drugs poprietae not vended in com
ton The shomake have found profitable (and prof
onaD TO stick don't find drugs shoe store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-04

s2.9J Women's Trim'd Hats. i.SS
Black and colors newest styles
smartly trimmed.
MILLINERY THIRD FLOOR
SIS Untrim'd Straw Hats. 81
Black and colors large and small
shapes large variety.
Tdmmoi free II materials arc rurcha'ed herr.
MILLINERY THIRD FLOOR.
Sl.ie Womcn's MILDLY Blouses.. 90
White smoked in colors belts
BiOUsEs SECOND FLOOR.
Sl9s Jan SILK Blouscs. ......j Loo
White or flesh tailored models
tucked or with pockets.
BIOL SES-SECOND FLOOR.
st.29 Long Crepe Piisse kimonos. 50
Pink. blue and lavender elastic
belt models ribbon plpings all
sizes to 46
10 ct Nainsook Corset Covers. .36
Yokes of lace. emb'y and ribbon.
MUSLIN NDERWEAR-sECOND FLOOR
slJo Mems Domet Night Shirts. IS
Pink or blue stripes all sizes
we'll made.
NESS FURNIsHINGs-MATN FLOOR.
60 ct. Little Tots Cord Dresses. 90
Favorte wash fabrics variety OF
new STYLES sizes 10 yrs.
INFANTs' DEPT SECOND FLOOR.
s6.9S Boys Norfolk Suits. 800
to II yrs. pleated or pinch-back
cheviots in checks. mixtures and
stripes some with extra trousers.
BOYS THIRD FLOOR
S3.9S Boys Suits to IL yrs =. -
Cheviots and cassimeres browns
aid grays stripes and fancies-
three-piece belt pinch back.
BOYS CLorHING-THlRD FLOOR
10 ct. Children's Rompers. go. 81
Bingham, chambray and galatea
high or low neck beach or closed
knee style some with collars . TO
Is yrs.
BOYS FURNIsHINGs-rHIR FLOOR.
9s Ct. Mems & Women's Umbrellas .D6
Black American tafeta plain
handles. -
UMBRELLAS MAIN FLOOR
L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-04
FOR THIS WEEK
A BLOUSE SALE
is COMING
SPRING DRESS FABRICS

New Tricotine 49, Broadcloth - Pln1
-Checks-StripeS-All the maienh
YOU find in the smart ready-to-~eI
clothes to be developed distinctly j"
f you.
5i-in. Atwood Cream Tricotine
fine diagonal weave "A quite new
Spring fabric smart for new 60
Spring frocks ......-..-...''''''
5O-in. AlI-Wool Broadcloths cni1on
fnish-high lustre sponged ana
shrunk new Spring colors ana az
navy and black ..........'''''''''
as-in. Atwood Plaids Navy.
blue ground with green, biac"'
brown, color combination
French serge weave small ana ia
large designs reg. Sl.5J.''-'''''
5i-in. Atwood New Sport Fabrics
checks. plaids and stripes Feio0''
and fine serge wcaves unusual
designs in stunning color 81 40
Jl-in Atwood Striped Suiting
gray and brown grounds Win INC
white lines suitable for separate as
skirts or suits. .........-...'t''
5l-in. All-Wool Plain Nelours soit
close nap new Spring shades 70, 40
street and sport wear. .......'''
iO-in. All-Wool Prunellas and
Soleils high lustre fabrics IN tsn'
gray, brown. green, garnet eaoe',, 40
navy and black ........-..-'''''''
50-inch All-wo DOL Ep;ngles small
raised poplin weave taupe, oro""'
garnet. plum. cadet, tan, navy %
and black ................'.'''''
Silk and Wool Poplins-So c"
Bought at to-day's market price "''''
retail at about Sl.ls
Rose. beige, Copenhagen. tan ..sIe
I heather. plum. reseda. pigeon os'
I ship gray. myrtle, navy and blaeS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-01

6efendingly. CAS- a matter OF fact. she
did nothing of the sort. she avoided
him rs long as she could, but he per
sisted, he prosecuted her until she was
forced to-accept him. 3Ien OF his
wealth can do anything, you know"
she had scruples&"
Nc more than the rest of Us. pre-
sumo. she gave her two weeks mo-
rice because he annoyed her, but be-
fore the time was up Bergman took a
hand He sent for her one evening.
and when she went down there was
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-01

MIR Usmman too when she came
upstairs she was hysterical she cried
and laughed ard cursed If was ter
rlhle."
Curious nurmured the man. star
lne nc the object Of their controversy.
-tWbat dia she say
tom nothing connected She called
him every klnd OF q monster. accused
him of every crime from murder to"
Murder" The banker started
-ue had made Tong 6ght 10 beat
her down and she vas unstruue She
/ seemed 10 have queer physical aver
sion I'd hm
"Iumna! she's got nohly ever that"
f'I've told you this because you
seemed to think she's 60 blame, when
It IS all Mr.. lannon's doing
"Tts peculiar situaton-very.
You've interested me. In a way I
don't Blame him for seeking amnse-
ment and happiness. where he can find
IT, and yct-Tm afraid Of the result"
'sThe city is fun Of Samsons. and
most Of them have their De}Ilahs.s
MerkIe agreed These men put
Harmon where he is. wonder If
tbev VIII let him stay there 1t de-
ponds upon that girl yondar." He
turned 20 answer a question from Han
nibal Wharton. and LoreIet gave her
attention TO the part Of the entertain
mcut which was beginning on the
stage OF q sudden the clamor was
sflencaI and Indifference gave place
to curiosity. for the music had begun
the Introduction OF one OF Adoree Dem
orests songs Lorelei had never seen
this much discussed actress. whose
vickeduess had set the town aaoz. and
Der first impression was vaguely dis
appointing Miss DemoresEs beauty
was by no means remarkable. She
was animated, audacjous wildly alive
In q daring costume Of solid black.
against and through which her limbs
flashed with startling effect as she
performed her famous Danse de Mutt
Hmm Nothing very extreme about
that" remarked AIerkIe, at length. 1T
would be beautiful If ID were better
done
Loralef agreed. She had been star
ing with all q woman's intantness at
this sister whose strength consisted of
Ser frautv. and now inquired,
How does she get away with it,"
"By the power of suggestion, dare
say Her public is looking for some
thing devHjsb. and discovers whatever
it chooses to imagine in what she says
~nd does"
Hannibal Wharton had changed his
seat. and. regardless Of the dancer. be-
gan @ conversation with ATerA1e. After
time L0relei heard him say
"It cost me FIVE thousand dollars TO
pay for the damage those boys did.
They threatened TO Sail Bob. but OF
course T didn't allow that"
"I remember. That was five years
ago ana Bob hasn't changed q whit.
! think he's menace 10 society.
Wharton laughed. but bis reply was
lost ia the clamor0us demand for an
encore by Mile Demorest
$50 he gets his dezHment feom Eou.
ab." Nerkle inquired
1T fsnv deVHuent Boh's all right.
Hes running with q fast crowd. and
be has 70 keep mp his end"
"Baht He hasn't been sober il
gear"
you're q dyspeptic, John. You were
born with Ii gray beard. and vou're not
growing younger. he wanted TO come
% this party. butt didn't care TO have
alm for obvious reasons, So / told
Harmon 10 refuse him even II be
asked He bet me 3 thousand dollars
ae'd come anyhow. and I've been eE-
3ecrn- him te overrower those door
men or creep up the IRE escape.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-01

alter their system Of living But 81
was fa THE Elr that the changes
showed most. when 1Trs. Knight had
forecast ana immediate success for her
DAUGHTER ale had suaHau with the vrfz-
dom If rassaudra. Moreover. She
cook naturally 10 the work. finding it
more like play. aud being quite free
from aIrHzh s5miaft-. SHE felt no STAGE
f--Gr even upon her FIRST appearance.
Her recognition had followed quickly
# was impossible so hide srel rerfec-
tal Of lora!lue=s as hers-and the
publicity pleased her In due course
r.gsI managers began t0 make offers.
which Mrs KNIGHT rising n-afv to the
first test of her business ability. used
aa levers To raise her daughters salary
aa6 10 pry out or Bergman Il fre-year
contract The role Of the Fairy FriD-
a-s was q result
La-aei hsu arrived at tla point
Taar. further advancement depended
upon study ana hard work, but since
aasa formed no part of the family
program. She remaiaed idle prof.
cheney - @taseeraft of any sort comes
oaE aE laa expense eff peeDa1e, and
fa.s =r. was being eroomed solely for
aa..HaaE
VITA E-e support or The family en-
1.a.% upon A-f shoulders she 1ia been
driven 80 uaay shifts in order TO
Stretch Beer salary IL ITaols proper
-.-7 aler was total burden ana
'-- es.asf refused or was unable 70
contribute toward the common fund.-
epic .ae marae1 devoted her time al
17. solely "a managing -2reIe.s ar-
ours Presents were sao"erea upon
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-01


he eruublsa Slowed rrfnes and -ica
for nv D3rtfon walter hrff.y -.
bottle Of vsehv ana when ia cone
bring me another
-rba sfaars boa s~~.r.-.a .t..--..t..s
he new. a.. s,,,,,,.- ..,.s 80.
bemian splrif rrevaitaa tFa a~4ar ~
che v.en faah@s ~ N, fe,t~bta- ~.
.,,,..t-.e- 49, -,.,ts-.-
aove3 ANA a ganers1 [sftF,,srv 80
rnfrof7,,rtfane 1-a-a ra faar..- ..ens-
49, ~ +sf,- e. h.lg- s.., go.
sfo-r -. ~ss, ~ -, 49,. -. 49,.
,irsls
r-.4af +,.~r.-t e..-. .a.- 49,
..r. -..9-. f..4 5000, t,.... ....-f. -
Io... .4--.. - 80. - -.
Pie teller in h{crups Of laughter and
said 10 John 1Ierkla.
I'm glad I'm with Won tonight.
don't like drinking men
Can girl in your position afford
. preferencesE'' he inquired tartlv. Thus
far She banker had fully lived mp to hls
sour reputation.
All women 8re eStravaEant
have preferences even IL ] 6can't afford
them. If you We're q rIppier instead Ok
plain crouch I could tell You precise
Iy now you'd act and what you'd talk
about a die If ] had 70 teach You
the tango"
Mr. SlerEle grunte3. so would T."
She smiled s"eetlT. You see, we. ne
. both unpleasant people
SferkIs ueditared Ira silence while
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-01
CLEANLINESS BOAST
OF ROBINSON SHOWS

That cleanliness Is next To GoaIf-
ness viii ae ezempllacd when the
John Robinson circus comes to Moline
Sunday. AUG ~, for exhibition on the
following Monday, During the early
hours of sunday on the grounds where
Ghe circus viii erect It's tents soap and
water viii De used Iavlshlv
Every animal with the show za-
gludil5 the horses and ponies. VIII be
given bath Travel stains ana dirt
accumulated during the weeks travel
viii be e&aca8 and then the beasts
viii be given soft beds Of sweet frs D
straw and allowed 20 rest the re-
uaiud5r Of the day
Only necessary work is done with
the Robinson circus GA the Sabbath
gay. Baths are necessity and the
animals love them. In the horse de
partment Claude Orton, the super5n-
taudeut. Will use zee cakes OF white
soap. The names and tails 0G the
soujues will be thoroughly Iatharad
with stiff suds in the ueua Earle
those Of the beasts that are not dan
gerou5 viii be washed by hand The
others will be treated to a hose bath
between the bars The cages will be
Thoroughly scrubbed and daoGerized
both inside and out.
Cleanliness and sanitation predom-
mate in the circus. II is applied 10 the
employees as well as 10 the animals
Soap towels and plenty OF water lis
supplied by the management and the
men are told kindly but firmly 10 get
busy A refusal means dismissal
An the news all the tlme-rhe
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-01


edia or the room we're thrown back, ana
nose nearest the banquet baiI moved
toward #,
Harmon was introducing two of his
trie1ds-one q Ianguid. mLddle-aged
"a l1t ol-leF + iaFae-Leat urea person
-. ,' '.5l' olluE Inc -olllleE
tao..af,. ~ .- .-..,- 40 "a 80. 80.
ro-aIof z-as ,.-5--l----s-.- H.. 80
80 IT 49,. u - gt.-s1.-7 a'' 7-
HE s,
-. -,.---.-s
man 49,, w.. lt4...,,.--- ---,..-. 49,
,,,T.sl - - 80
sre- rrf+r, .ET,-,z.-..,. H.. - 9-+
I'll. z.,,4 49, .--,f,,- Il
-.
rr-s.-..s,- .-.<-s-
+1,a go. 60 .,
it,. -t-.. - f.t-- ..-----4T- 80
HE 9sv-s-..,a- -. .r,Ga - f,o
s5aa bs- $500. go - -. ..-z
~ ~aie,T 4,-~ H.. a.. I'LL --ssA. -..---
cf1rfoaf+r T4s -rss st-,5-f,e, 5,.- ,--I+r,
nrapfeas+ a5-7tra+foD aasr.f-a tho race
that his lean features wen. raa+ In g
saraonic mold.
"It Is a pleasure to meet q celebrity
Ilka vou Miss KNIGHT" ha rqurnu~aI.
As they entered the banquet hail she
gave q little cry Of pleasure. for If was
evident that Hammen. noted rs hs was
for lavish expenditures haa oltfona
himself this time. The whole room had
been TRANSFORMED into bower Of
roses. great. climbing bushes heavy
with blooms. The table, q horseshoe
of silver. and white, of Elirraring plate
aDd sparkling CUT glass. faced f rustic
stage which occupied oue END ~ the
room- occupying She inner are of the
haif-circ-e wre wide but shallow
stone iannf ln, nEon 1H7 surface Of
which d9atci large Iaared Egyptian
pond lilies Fa.aa.Ead goldfish with
hlmy Fms. and tails IiE" 5r.tascoa- Tvea-
ding trains, propelled themselves lnao-
ieHfiE about
6dt the SHEa sing EeaIH"e al f4a acc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-01

Continued Next Saturday.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-02-15
Among The Churches.

Christ Reformed Church - Sunday
school 9. 45 a. m. Morning worship with
sermon IL a. m. Evening prayer with
sermon, 7p. m. The calechumens will
meet in the pastors study at 3 p. m. Sat-
urday. Ash Wednesday, February q, at
I o. M, ltany and sermon on "The
Meaning and Purpose of Lent" Every
body is cordially invited TO these services,
and to join heartily in the worship.
M. E. Church South-The fourth quar-
terly conference OF the charge will be
held Saturday at 2 p. m, in charge OF pre-
siding Elder J. A. Anderson, D. d.
Preaching at Bethesda and Uvilla Sunday
morning at the usual hours. AT Shep-
herdstown at p m. by the pastor.
The Baltimore Conference OF the Nj. E.
Church South will convene in Roanoke
on March 18th. The M. E. Conference
will meet on the same date in Baltimore.
There will be services in the Presby-
terrain Church Sunday, ii Providence per-
mits, in Shepherdstown at | a. m. and at
Kearneysville at 3p. m.
M. E. Church-Service Sunday in
Shepherdstown at 1 a. m. and p. M,
and in Sharpsburg at p. m.
Episcopal-Services on Sundayat a.
m. and 7 p. m, also on Ash "Wednesday
at 10. 30 a. m.
Lutheran-Service Sunday in Shep-
herdstown at II a. m. and I p. m.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-02-15
HoId-up At Shenandoah junction.

Last Thursday morning about 2 O'Clock
while Frank Grove, night man on duty
in the station at Shenandoah Junction,
was quietly seated in the office he was
suddenly seized by three men who had
entered the place unobServed. They
bound him hand and foot, gagged him,
and then threw him roughly into corner
His head struck against some object,
giving him blow that dazed him, so
that he was unable TO give much atten-
ton 10 subsequent proceedings. The
robbers looted the money drawers in the
place, getting about S65 in cash, but they
made no attempt TO carry off any OF the
tickets or other property. AT their leisure
they took their departure, and if is sup
posed that they jumped a freight and
made their getaway. An hour or two
later Garland Vihs went TO the station,
and found Mr.. Grove still helpless. He
loosened his bonds, and later The police
departments OF the two railroads were
notified. Mr.. Grove was unable TO give
much OF description OF the robbers, as
they were masked and disguised, but one
OF them was negro, he felt sure.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-02-15
"Human Hearts. {"

The famous idYl OF the Arkansas hills,
"Human Hearts, with many seasons OF
success TO its credit, will be the attraction
at the Opera House fri1ay night. Seek
ers after popular amusement OF the clean
and refreshing kind will be given an OPP
portunity 10 see one OF the best road
companies CT fifteen people render this
well-known classic. This company comes
we'll recommended, and II is sure to please
old and young alike. lnasmuch as they
have had many years oftheatrical expert
ence in the best and largest houses, we
can safely predict an enjoyable entertain
ment. This company carries its own
|. band and orchestra, and will give street
concert in front OF the college at noon,
also rendering free concert in front Of
the Opera House at night at 7 o'clock
Reserved seats are now on sale al Owens
& Miller's drug store at BIC for adults and
25c for children. Curtain al 8 O'Clock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-02-15
Robber Shot By Trap Gun.

Tom Tinsley, a colored man who has
been about Charles Town for some. time,
was shot while attempting TO rob the
store OF T. ]. Arnett. on the Millville road
about three miles east of Charles Town,
last Thursday night. Mr.. Arnett had
fixed a shotgun so that il would dis
charge at the window il anyone attempted
TO raise it. Upon coming down Friday
morning Mr.. Arnett discovered that the
gun had been discharged, and it was
found that someone had been shot, as
there was quantity OF blood about the
window. Later Friday morning Mr.. Ar
nett, together with S. w. Hawn and
Frank Moler, followed the blood tracks
over into the orchard OF Mr.. Tyler, just
across the road from Mr.. Arnett's.
There they found Tinsley. who was very
weak from loss OF blood, and nearly fro
zen.
They telephoned TO town and officers
Smith ard Graadstaif went out in an
automobile and brought Tinsley in and
placed him in Jail, where his wound was
dressed by DR.. Miller. He was shot in
the arm just above the elbow. and was
in a right dangerous condition by reason
OF the exposure he underwent after being
shot.-ChQrleS Town Spirit.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-02-15
Appeudicitis Still Prevalent.

Edward Miller, son Of MIR and Mrs.
John r. Miller, living west OF Shepherds
town, was taken suddenly i'll last Satur-
day. and by Sunday morning had de-
veloped a severe case OF appendicitis.
His physicians hurriedly had him taken
to Charles Town, where he was al once
operated upon. 1t is said that he had
reached critical stage, but he stood the
operation well and is now getting along
all tight. MIR. Miller is the third person
from this vicinity to be operated upon
for appendicitis in the Charles Town
hospital within the past couple OF weeks.
The two other patients, Mrs. Elmer Mar
shall and Mrs. Edward Stanley, are re-
ported to be recovering rapidly from their
troubles.