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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-09-04
Nah HOTEL CALLER

J. !. blanchard. alias Alls-rt Hide.
man. was arrested IN the Res t-oid no.
tel "Wednesday morning. by Patrol
man Pred Mills. and L. held In the
city SAN on a charge ~ burglary Ac.
cordinE 70 Ofncer Mills. blanchard
had tust finished burTiarizinE three
rooms. ard vas preparing 20 enter a
fourth. whom discovered Personal
articles taken out Of the rooms Wcrc
returned 20 their owners.
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THIN PEOPLE
NEED BlTRO-
PHOSPHATE
How II Increases Weight.
Strength and Nerve Force
in Two Weeks Time in
Many Instances.

Take plain hitro- phosphate" fa the
advice 81 physicians 90 thin. delicate.
nervous people who lack vim. energy
and nerve force. and there seems Go
be ample proof - The efficacy ~ this
preparation 90 warrant the recon-
msudafiun MnfFnNrF NJ We Judge
from the countless preparations and
Treatments which are continually
being Advertised Tor the purpose 81
making thin people flsshY. develop
Ing arms neck and bust and re-
placing ugly hoiioWr and angles hy
the soft curved lines - health and
beauty. there are evidently thousand
% men and women who kfrniy feel
their excessive thinneHF.
ThlnneHs aud weakness are usually
Aun q. ar. - my % LL-LL Id !.
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POLICE FAIL TO FIND
WOMAN WHO SCREAMED

The police Eot a hurry call Tues
day night from an excited wuman In
the vicinity II Minor ave and Rspuh
toan o.. who stated that residents
% the district had been startled ~
the sound II a woman shui scrvam
from q vacant bot nearby 4 chok
ing sound followed the scream. tho
woman said officers u u Noul
tain and =. N bertrand pat puttsd
10 the scene on their motorbikes. but
hunted fruitiessly
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Tho trade bureau does not favor
the proposal 81 tho national council
Of defense that tho giving 81 presents
he done away with this year because
% the war
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CHRISTMAS AS USUAL FAVORED

.1hrixtmaS of 1915 in Seattle viii he
featured by gtft exchanges AZ here.
tofcrc. II the retail trade bureau OF
the Chamber OF Commerce has any.
thing 60 say about a.
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Styles May Come and Styles May
Go, But Silks Go on Forever

But they don't
ton such Is it
enMdrs in
of lmote ery a
ndhokng ahead eca ONLY nd silk and yet mUeM
Ill hrngg Semi
Saeo Is of CO ;nG in pa m w Is
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LONDON. sept Steady al
yanoss ~ british and French troops
~sre announced "a overnight state.
=nsnts issued ~ the London and
Paris var offices Yield Marshal
Hals aiso noted abandonment ~ enc
ms stores and other signs q - most
hurried German retirement before
che nutlsh IN Tacardy
nritish uutposts were reported hY
itaiE IN tho western outskirts ~
Lens. the important coal city
usns Vas unofnriaily reported
captured yesterday
Hats said the british continued
their progress on the battlefield le.
tween Fsfnnne and the ssnsse river.
reachinE tho general line % Ntrrs.
issaums q lee 50 nhfai narfaiir. Ru-
mscourt and L'Eciuse
German rear snsafds were defeated
and heavily punished. suffering -
we're luases liair said
The Paris war office reported
French infantry had crossed the
somno before Epancouri and record
ed fresh progress east OF Noy~n.
LONDON. sept t-The British
have reached the line 81 the Canal
du Nord and have occupied Ecourt.
~. Quentin. Marshal Haig reported
today
\ british armored car IL reported
20 have entered Marpuoin. according
10 dispatch from tho British from,
to-day
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Menace to Cambria
and Douai Grows
as Allies Gain
! Continued From Page One

problem at his finger Ups. He
gave the Germans dose II the
same medicine. driving a wedge thru
seven rows Of defense despite the
best Efforts Of II German divisions
To halt him
4 further advance in this region
must vitality affect whatever plans
Hindenburg and Ludendorff may
have had in mind Seemingly the
Germans believed the allies would
pause when they came up to the
Hindenburg line Fooh. the official
timer % the allied operations. how
ever. figured the enemy would rca
son that way and hit. Haig respond.
lng like thorobrcd to the call for
action.
Foe Reserves go In
Enemy achievements are pourins
IN from an directions IN order TO try
10 save Cambria and Douai. Tn
douhtediy they will put up a bitter
fight for these places. A. for Lens.
I am ifffuittfN 10 sly llhh NOT oillf
Lens. but the coal basin which Is Of
the utmost value. are probably al
ready southwark OF the British al
vance
The French are keeping up their
pressure eastward u the Canal Du
Nord. while the fighting continues
northWRrd 81 Scissors Gen. Man.
gin Is localiElng his blows Tor the mo.
ment. but those IN the direction OF
AnlEy are increasing the crown
princes uneaslncsa along the Ncsl'.
Tho enemy b. making the most dea'
pcrate effort 60 hold Up the French
hcresbouts. hurting the Prussan
guards into the fray time and time
again.
They know that Welding here will
compromiso the entire line from Sois.
sons 60 Peronne Tho Gen. Petain as
not making u rapid advance az pres
cnt be b. OBTAINING Il large number
OF Germans who might lthsrw Zoe
IN the fighting further north around
the sCarpc
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ABANDON
SUPPLIES TO
HURRY RETREAT

~ ustfef Press Leased wire
Direct 90 The Mar
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These at 3.85
Are Wonders

Union Suits OF medium
heavy natural gray wool. steam
shrunken three times. Stouts
and regular sizes. regulars -
10 80. siouts &c 10 4s.
af...ts SA.x Ia.
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A famous make Of natural
gray. heavy weight shirts
and DRIVERS. 2.3s a garment
buying them separately.
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Would be CONNIE ndablc
Union Suits marked at tho
regular market price. Now
they are just that much better
at ls5
Long sleeved. ankle length.
and very splendid quality
Isle; IA Suits In sizes % to
IS.
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96 Wool Union
Suits at 7.65

\ rare quality. medium
weight. and OF a fine texture
that men appreciate. SILK Is
mixed with the wool. which
makes II very strong and non
Irritating. Sizes % to IS.
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so Per Cent Wool
Union Suits, SOS

Extra fine blue and natural
gray Union Suits: stouts and
regulars. sizes "a to Is.
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Natural Wool
Mixed Union
Suits, 2.65

Wool and cotton. steam
shrunk. spiendidly tailored.
with well sewcd buttons and
well made bnttonholes. 2ss
suits-Uuion suits that viii
give unusual wear. sizes % TO
IS.
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Mems Shop--Just Inside the Door
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Not Just wool-fine wool
garments. steam shrunk. in
a very desirable light
weight. Sizes - 10 - only.
but we're sorry 10 say there
are only IS Of them.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-09-05
MRS. STEVENSON ENTER
TANNED AT SHOWER.

Mrs. Leslie Stevenson charmingly
entertained about 16 ladies at a mis-
cellaneous shower at her home, $40
North Tenth street, Friday evening.
complimentary to Miss Blanche Stew
enson, who expects to leave the first
of the week for Denver where she
will be Joined by her sister. Mrs. Por.
ter Loyns. They will make an ex-
tended trip to the coast, going first to
Vancouver. Wash. where Miss Stew.
enson will become the bride of Lieut..
Frank Hellman of the Aviation corps
at Vancouver Barracks. Mrs. Lyons
will spend some time there after
which she will go to California for the
winter.
Late in the evening refreshments
were served. Table and house decor
ations were pink and white. Cosmos
were used as flower decorations
Many beautiful gifts were presented
to the bride-to-be, consisting of silver
ware, cut glass. linen. etc.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-09-05
Tells of National
Encampment

Comrade w. Y. Jenkins of 624 Pike
avenue, is in receipt of a letter from
]. S. Bowlby, adjutant of Greenwood
Post No. 10 of this city. who is spend
ing the summer in Seattle, in which
he describes the recent National En-
campment of the G. A R. at Port
land, Oregon. Mr.. Bowlby says:
Il went to Portland early in the
week to attend the encampment and
found the city fast filling up with the
difficult to get room in any of the
large hotels there in which to locate
myself. l finally got one, however.
and was made very comfortable.
of the old boys at the encampment
and fully as many women. We were
royalty entertained by the people of
Portland and heard of none who had
any adverse criticism to make on that
score.
Portland is one of the busy cities
of the Pacific coast and everybody
I
seems to be engaged in business pur-
suits with vigorous intensity. / met
several former Canon City people
while there; among others. Captain
| James C. Peabody. but l only had a
few minutes talk with him as he is
very busy. as all military officers are.
We had splendid parade on Tuesday
of encampment week and there were
near ten thousand old vets in line
AMI about fifty thousand citizens
watching us from the streets. Every.
body enjoyed it if appearances may
be taken as a criterion of judgment.
We closed our business on Thursday
and the delegates and visitors left
for home at once.
81 am feeling fine out here and en-
joying every minute of my stay in
the northwest. will not return home
until some time in October"
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THE VOTE.

The voter who does not vote, by
that omission disarms any criticism
he may have to make CT the wisdom
of the government and nullifies any
objections he may entertain to the
quality of service he gets from men in
honor Of wise government. he shoul.
ders much Of the blame for bad gov
ernment To vote is one of the prime
obligations Of citizenship. for upon
free ballot rest the bulwarks of de-
mocracy-Fort Wayne News.
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ENTERTAINED AT
HAY RACK RIDE.

The members OF the A. l.. r. club
and few guests entertained at a
hay rack ride for Esther Manloye and
Irma Milton last night. They enjoyed
a plunge at the swimming pool after
which a lunch was served. Those
present were: Misses Sarah Harding
Louise Pigg. Irene Sharmon. Ruth
Goodrich. Theo. Emmerson. Ainea
Horney. Irma Milton and Esther Man
love; Messrs. Donald Sheppard. Ken
meth Combs. Charles Swanson. Mr.
Province. Max Hardy. Alfred Sinden
William Carlson. Earl Mitton. Fred
Goessiing. Oscar Swanson. Moss Lew
is and F'inis Parks.
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Young Men to be
Called i'm October

All young men of the first class who
became Il years of age between June
5th and Aug. ~. of this year. when
the last registration for military ser
vice WAS held. will be called into army
service the first week In October. &C.
cording TO information received by
the Fremont county exemptions board
from the provost marshal In Denver. a
day or two ago.
The order states that all OF the
first class men OF the June 5th regis
tration OF both ls17 and 1918 will be
summoned to the colors in the contin-
gents which will be required TO en-.
train for the training camps this
month.
The board is requested TO prepare
it's August 2ith reeistrants immediate
of October. This means that the men
who registered on Aug. cath will be
called for physical examination at
once and tina, they will be classified
~ that thff taH w 10 iiii
the October quotas.
The local drsit board has received
instructions to accept volunteers for
special training at Colorado college
to begin on September 3 white men
in class one Of the draft. who have
had four years OF grammar school
education. providing they have nat.
ural aptitude for mechanics.
Fifty men will attend the school
from Colorado and the quotas allotted
TO each draft board will be determ.
ined by the number OF applications
received by each board.
Young men qualified for this work
can volunteer until Sept. 10. when the
boards will draf, men who have the
qualifications TO fiIl In their quotas.
The men who volunteer for this
work will be given special training
in radio. telegraph and wireless work
and will be assigned to the place they
are most needed in the army.
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New Food
Regulations

on and after Sunday. Sept. list, gro
Gerry storees. meat markets, delicates-
sen stores, bakeries and all other
stores handling groceries, meats. bak-
cry goods. delicatessen or dairy and
farm products shall not be open on
Sunday, or after 8 O'Clock p. m. on
Saturday. or after o'clock p. m, on
week days. or Labor Day, Thankssiv-
inq, Christmas, New Years, or July
4th; except that if any of the above
holidays should fall on Saturday or
Monday. stores may be opened until
12 o'clock noon, and also remain open
until o'clock p. M, on week days
preceding holidays.
Dealers. who for Religious Reasons,
close their stores on Saturday, may
remain open on Sunday for accommo-
dation of Regular Customers Only,
who for religious reasons purchase on
Sundays.
Stores dealing in cooked foods for
immediate consumption may remain
open for the sale of such goods. only.
but shall not sell other groceries.
meats. etc. except as permitted above.
Candy stores, ice cream and soft
drink parlors. restaurants, etc, that
handle groceries, meats. delicatessen.
bakery goods or dairy and farm pro-
ducts are subject to above closing
days. hours and regulations. to the
extent that they may not sell gro
ceries, meats, delicatessen, bakery
goods, or dairy and farm products dur.
ing prohibited days and hours: except
that such foods may be sold at any
time for immediate consumption on
the premises.
Ice cream, candy and fresh milk are
not included as groceries.
SUGAR.
On and after September LIST. retail
dealers may not purchase. or have
on hand at any time more than SO per
cent of their monthly allotment.
All excess sugar certificates is
sued on statement E. TO retail deal
ers must be returned on the first day
of each month to the Sugar Division
at Denver.
Sugar allotment for September to
consumers will be same basis as Aug
ust. Dealers will receive September
1st sugar certificates for SO per cent
of September requisition allowed. re-
manning 16 2-3 per cent when suf-
ficient consumers coupons are re-
turned.
Canning pledges for September will
be replaced in full as rapidly as re-
turned to Denver. Merchants are
cautioned to use care and write the
names plainly as well as their ad-
dress on the outside of all letters OF
packages to avoid delay.
THOMAS B. STEARNS,
Federal Food Administrator for
Colorado.
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e. A. CLARK coNvALEsclNo
FROM ILLNESS.

f.. A. Clark OF $50 College avenue.
proprietor of Clark's harness shop at
sic Main street. is slowly GONZALES
cling from a long and serious attack
of typhoid fever. Mr.. Clark is still at
the Holmes hospital where he has
been for more than month. but his
improvement is so encouraging that it
is expected that he will be able to be
taken home in the course of few
days. His condition was at one time
on the part of his family and friends.
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CUT THIS QUIT is WORTH
MONEY.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip. enclose with SC and mail 1t to
Foley & Co., 1885 Sheffield Avenue.
Chicago, ILL.,. writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive in
return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. for
coughs. colds and Group; Foley Kid
ney Pills. for pain in sides and back;
rheumatism. backache. kidney and
bladder ailments: and Foley Cathar-
tic Tablets. wholesome and thoroly
cleansing cathartic. for constipation,
biliousness. headache and sluggish
bowels. Sold everywhere.
(Advertisement)
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Saturday
w. B. M'MiLLAN
GONE TO CHICAGO.

w. B. M'MiLLAN
GONE TO CHICAGO.
w. b. Mcmillan left here Friday
for Chicago where he will enter upon
war work for the Y. M. C. A. at the
Great Lakes Naval training station,
for which service he was recently
commissioned by the Estes Park Y.
NJ, c. A. War school. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Mcmillan who will
make her home with her parents at
Roseville. Ildl.. near Monmouth, dur
ing her husbands connection with the
military enterprises Of the associs-
ton.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-09-05
Annual Report of
First NJ. E. Church

The following is the annual report
of the financial receipts and disburse-
ments OF the First Methodist Episco-
pal church of this city for the year
ending Sept /, 1918. as well as the fig
ures. relation to its membership.
which will be submitted by Rev. Guy
f. konkei pastor OF the congregation.
TO the annual conference at Delta.
Colorado. this week:
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-09-05
News Notes
Thursday
PROF. FUTILE HERE
FOR SCHOOL WORK.

Prof. w. W. Tuttle. instructor in
science in the Canon City High school
returned here a day or two ago from
Grand Observation-Disclosures
Junction City, Ohio, where he spent
his vacation with relatives and is
ready to enter upon his duties at the
school next Tuesday. He reports ev-
erybody busy in Ohio with some phase
of war activity.
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Friday
HOME FROM COTTONWOOD LAKE

Mr.. and Mrs. David l.. Robson, son
nesday from Cottonwood lake where
they have been for several months at
their summer cottage.
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MR.. AND MRS. r. JONES
HAVE NEW SON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jones Jr.. are
the proud parents OF a Glib son born
to them at the hospital at Steam
boat Springs last Friday. Mrs. Jones
will be better remembered TO her
friends here as Miss virgie Arnold
formerly of this city
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-09-05
HOME THURSDAY
FROM CALIFORNIA.

Mrs. Ray H. Bottenfield and sister.
Miss Agnes Blyth. returned to Canon
pleasure visit in southern California.
Los Angeles. Long Beach. San Diego
and other points of interest were in
cluded in their Itinerary
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PAYS SHORT VISIT TO CANON.

Mr. Leo J. Sterling. formerly of The
Record force. and now ON the adver.
tising star OF the Star-Journai of Pu-
.eblo, was visitor in town over sun.
day and Labor day.
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Wednesday
MRS FuRLoN HERE.

Mrs. Eva Furlon and son Louis of
Monte Vista. Colo. arrived here Sat.
urday. Master Louis was operated on
this morning at DIR. Graves hospital.
They expect to be here couple OF
weeks.
HOME FROM VISIT TO
COLORADO SPRINGS.
Mrs. A. II. Jameson and Mrs. Arthur
l.. Haley returned to Canon City the
first OF the week from a pleasant Wis.,
1t Of several days duration In Colora-
do Springs. Manitou and other points
OF interest In the Pixies Peak region.
REV. koNkEL ATTENDING
CONFERENCE.
Rev. Guy e. Konkel left Monday
night for Delta. Colo. where he will
attend the sessions of the annual con.
ference OF the Methodist Episcopal
church Of Colorado. He will be on
the western slope ali week, returning
home Monday. Sept 9th.
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FINS PARKS RETURNED
FROM ILLINOIS.

Mr.. Finis Parks who has been il
Illinois for the past year. returne,
home Friday evening and is the CUES
of his parents.
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GUESTS OF MR.. AND
MRS. w. c. WEBSTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Pratt OF Evan.
ton. Ill /. editor OF the Harold Examine
at Chicago. were the guests of Nj
and Mrs W. c. Webster yesterday.
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Tuesday
VISITOR FROM weLLsvILLe.

VISITOR FROM WElLSvILLE.
Mr.. Dan Hester. a wellkonwn cat.
tleman from Wellsyille. is visiting in
town for few days.
FROM CAMP LEWIS.
Robert Danielson of Texas Creek.
arrived here Saturday from Camp
Lewis, Wash, where he has been in
training for sometime.
MoroREo TO CRIPPLE CREEK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bowler and
family and Mrs. Perry Bowler and
family and Mrs. Perry Bower. motored
to Cripple Creek Labor day.
VISITING IN BOULDER.
Little Miss Pauline Beckham left
she will visit for an indefinite time
with her sister. Mrs. Clyde Black.
FRANK ARNOLD. JR.. OVER SEAS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Arnold receiv-
ed word recently that their son Frank
Arnold. Jr. has arrived safely over
seas.
HERE FROM CHICAGO.
Miss Hanna Bowen of Chicago. Is
spending months vacation here at
the home of Mrs. w c. Webster. SCI
Greenwood avenue.
GUESTS OF MR. AND
MRS. w. c. WEBSTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Pratt of Evans
ton. Ill editor OF the Harold Examiner
at Chicago. were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W. c. Webster yesterday.
MRS. LYONS RETURNED
TO DENVER.
Mrs. Porter Lyon who has been the
guest of her mother. Mrs. NJ. X. Siev-
enson for the summer, left Saturday
for her home in Denver.
moToRED TO PUEBLO.
A. W. Mikesell and family with
Mr.. Mikesell's sister. Miss May Me
Twain and Mrs. Dessa Wilson OF Fort
Scott. Kans.. motored to Pueblo Thurs
day and spent the day.
RETuRNER TO SPRINGS.
Mrs. Fred Parker and son WiIfred
have returned from Canon City. where
Mrs. Parker was called by the serious
Illness OF her niece. Miss Ruth Mcr.
Springs Telegraph
JOHN TAlLMAN VISITING HERE.
Mr.. John Tallman of Trinidad. Colo.
who has been visiting with his sister
Mrs. Howard Uerson of Florence. ar.
rived here yesterday and is spending
a few days visiting friends here.
FINS PARKS RETURNED
FROM ILLINOIS
Mr.. Finis Parks who has been in
Illinois for the past year. returned
home Friday evening and is the guest
of his parents.
PAYS SHORT VISIT TO CANON.
Mr.. Leo J. Sterling. formerly of The
Record force. and now ON the adver.
tising star OF the Star-Journai of Pu-
.eblo. was a visitor in town over sun.
day and Labor day.
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HERE FROM CHICAGO.

Miss Hanna Bowen of Chicago.
spending a months vacation here
the home of Mrs. W. C. Webster. 5.
Greenwood avenue.
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MISS 0oETz RETURNED
FROM VACATION.

Miss b. Ruth Goetz who has been
in Colorado Springs for the past
month on vacation. returned to Can
on Friday evening and will resume her
teaching at her studio. s13 Macon ave-
utie
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-09-05

Mr.. John Tallman of Trinidad. Colo.
who has been visiting with his sister
Mrs. Howard Uerson of Florence. ar.
rived here yesterday and is spending
a few days visiting friends here.