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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-16
PROVISION FOR
 STATES SOLDIER
 VOTE NEXT E ALL

Connecticut will make provision for the participation in the fall elec- ton of 13,448 soldiers, in camps and naval training stations, and at the front in France. To make the ar- rival of the ballots as nearly certain as possible the state secretary's office Is to send duplicate ballots on separ- ate vessels Ballots will be sent to individual soldiers and also to the commanders of units for distribution among the men.
 The ballots will be returned to the state secretary's office with designa- tion of the voters town on the out side of the envelope, and the secre- tary's office will see that they are dis tributed among the town clerks of thes tate in time to be deposited in the ballot boxes. The soldier vote for the state Is distributed among the counties as follows:
 Hartford county .......-... 3,0S9 New Haven county ... 4,518 Fairfield county -... ..-. .-~-.. 2,695 Litchfeld county ......- 759 Middlesex county ..-... .--. 52S New London county -...-. 1,161 Windham county -.-.-.... 394 Holland county .-...--.. BOA
 IOtdl =. Ss 4S
 The number of soldiers and sailors in the service who are voters from each town in the state, according to figures of the town clerks, includes:
 Bethel 30 Bridgeport S21 Brookfield ............ II Danbury ............-..-. 273 Dar1en 30 Easton ID Fairfield ..--.- 7S Greenwich 26s Huntington ................. 66 Monroe -.~.s~a New Canaan 62 New Fairfield -.-....-s,..s... 5 Newtown -...--.-..- 96 Norwalk 321 ReuolnS 61 Ridgefield 33 SnerHlau s~.s--s"s s-.--..s Stamford ---... 447 Stratford S9 Trumbull .. 17 Weston g Westport b1 WllIon e..s
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-16
WHEN HOT AND TIRED

Horsford's Acid Phosphate gives prompt relief to tired nerves. It rools and refreshes. Buy bottle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-25


They steamed into the harbor
early Saturday morning. with smiles
Of victory on their faces. but weari-
ncsn IN their bones. after cleaning
up the Vancouver coterie In two
game contest that decided the weeks
series with the Beavers.
Vancouver fans. the largest mum.
her that has turned out this season.
had the pleasure OF watching the
home boys score one run IN two
games. while Seattle annexed seven
In the first and one In the Inst game.
The second battle was regular ball.
Joe McGinnity and Alexander OPP
posed each other on the mound. and
Vancouver has not had such an ex-
hlhl;ion of weli-greascd arm work
since the war began. The only run
scored. Scatile's tally. was on an
error.
Umpire Bedford was tho central
figure in the first game at vancou-
yer Friday. After he had called
Leard safe on steal IN game one.
and fined four Of the conscientious
obJectors s.. besides kicking Hamll.
ton. Vancouver third baseman. off
the lot. the emotion OF the fans be.
gan to get out OF control. With
Hamilton out OF the game. Vancou-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-25

having an easy time finding EN-.
too.
That was all a mistake abou,
there being nuch a shortage In horse
leather covers for baacballs. Youth
ful America il willing TO contribute
the whole supply Of Kicking straps.
and II coaxcd would even civ. up
dads slippers for the same worthy
purposc.
That noise for "iialp" In nothing
but the Seattle Shipbullders' league
getting ready TO give up the ghost
following the new draft rules.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-25
ABE KABY is
SLOW LIKE A
WAMPUS CAT

i.eo Houck. moving picture star.
boxer. and recent acquisition TO the
naval training station at the Uni.
vcrsity OF Washington campus has
been signed up by Lonnic Austin as
semi final gladiator FOR the May 81
smoker ut the Arena.
lIoucks opponent viii he a lad
with rcd hair from the virgin city Of
New York. who doomed up. Fix.
uraiivrly. IN Seattle Friday. boxed a
couple % rounds with dazzling speed
at the establishment OF Austin &
salt. and announced his intentions
OF remaining In Seattle and helping
the cause along by speedy shlpbuild'
ing His name IL Abe kRby.
According To Ionnie Austin. Abe
steps around like wampuS cat.
Poor. poor Leo" says Lonnic with
a sigh. wiping away u tear. lie
was my friend. faithful and just 20
me. and hate TO see II happen To
him
But Leo. who always was pretty
sure Of himself. IL not "a bit worried
over the alarming stranger from the
great. wicked metropolis.
While Robinson. Californian, and
George InKic. who dabblcs In iron
and lives in Seattle. are scheduled TO
mix in tho final The remainder OF
the card is under process OF arrange
ment by Lonnic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-25
FULTON GOING
TO N. Y. SOON
TO GET FIGHT

Seattle fight fans have had an op.
portunlry TO study Ferocsous Fredcr.
lex Fulton at the rantaxes this week
and compare him with what they
know OF boxing.
la Fulton they have Eecn n cham.
pion who has never been defeated. n
long. lean. hard as nails fighter. with
a unique record Fulton has ba,ticd
his way to the front via the X. o
route. thing very fcw champions
can boast II.
t-cs X q. Method
That willard. near 90. admittedly
fat and out Of condition. has roon
reason to fear FULTON L. conceded by
men who have studied the situation.
According to Mike Collins. Ful,on's
manager. willard In "stailing"
Fulton can whip willard any mo.
-nent he steps into a ring" declared
Collins. willard knows this. That
Is why he has continually cvaded
Fred. We have tried every possible
inducement to persuade willard to
fight"
Following his bout with Willie
Mechan. In San Francisco. May 81.
for the Red Cross. he will return 20
New York In "A last cndeavor to ar.
range a bout with the elusive WI.
lard
Should willard refuse tho bout.
popular sentiment viii award the
championship To Fulton. II IL eN.
pected that the larger portion Of the
uroceetia Of tho willard IeuItnu ,y,nfet,
will be contributed to the Red Cross.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-25
GIANTS ARE BACK
WITH MESS OF WINS

yer went on the rocks and Seattle
picked three runs off scratch in the
next Cook. Patterson and Boeizle
were also fined five bones.
Leard came under the notice OF the
umpire Thursday for a s. recogni-
ton Z
Chief lie Roy pitched the first
game against Rex Hydorn.
The team from across the line play
ed at Seattle Saturday afternoon. A
game was scheduled for Sunday and
IL expected 20 bring out the biggest
number OF fans the season has pro
duced so far.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-25

Jess willard said he was thru and
WA. going baek 10 tho farm. which
was the best thing he could do. and
didn't nor couldn't cause any alarm.
Good night. Fourth Of July prize
fight,
Everybody'a Jaw win get n nice
long rest now. Wladek Zhykxko
was eliminated from tho wrestling
spotlight by Earl Caddock. who took
a day off from his army work to
finish the job
Joe Jackson very hurriediy a ship
builder becam. when they asked him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-25

pitcher who wins n 10 10 , game
gets more official credit than Claude
Williams rcapa from that 0 TO ]
loser.
Poor old Pat Tsbcau found IL
harder 70 battle with disease than
tho umpire on diamond. and for
the first and last time tossed up tile
sponge right In the middle OF the
fight.
In one VI week Western teams
proved to MuTxsy McGraw that
most ~ the National league bnpp.
ar. located on the sunset aid. OF the
Aiisgheni~n And the Giants are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-25

20 head toward battlefield fame. and
thus he pointed the way for others
20 tread. u they. too. were afraid 70
so over there and crack the Hun
head.
ny the way. did you notice how
many baasbail.rH are crowdlnw ogs
own shlpbullders' league
Yea. boz That Walter Johnson 4.
just two PAGES ahead OF tho Home
for the Aged and rapidly losing
ground. All he could do last week
was TO hold the White Sox runiees
Tor a paltry IS innings. And the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-25
HERE'S LIST OF
BIKE PRIZES
FOR MAY 30

Entries for Bicycle day. 10 be held
AZ woodland park on Memorial day.
May 80. must be made at any deal
cr'H no later than saturday.
Esens and primes feilo-;
PARADE
1fars. pidsr--pne bicycle lamp
tfsfldeepoft nrsfu Col
YeunEs~, Rider One bicycle bell
inailoa a wright
Rest Decorated picyris Ridden ~
Gifi--ons Fifes,ons tire tMotor supply
,tss, Decorated picycie Ridden ~ hoy
- Ptfs,, one Hand kiasan q H Hardy /;
second. ono ftrsstons tire tMoior supply
nes, clown or charlie chaplin on
Hiey one N1taiiie tire Seattle Cycle
Exchange
SLOW race. Z 10 - years--First prize.
ono Athcrton coaster brake tRudy Lind.
grenli second prize one Slp cyelomster
tssattl~ cycle Exchange
Pie Batting contest. - 70 - years
FIRST prise. one pair Pennsylvania tires
fPeunsyivania Rubber COZ second prize
one trip cyclomstcr tNseasf ManHfaeiur-
ing cos third prise. one pair pedals
tTorrinEton Coz
Toy NsHNt iTiNN EhfF 10Y FfoAtH
only. Entry made at Ncout hradauar.
irrs--F irs, prize. four gold stickpin scts
fAmcfiran Wood Rim Co. Hendee Man.
ufacturing Co, Harley Davidson Motor
Co. seattle cycle aHsociationl - -oud
prize. four Fisk tires Zone pair ilsk Rub
her Co. Que pair 2. " Hogan,
Assembly race. l., to 10 years Firr,
prize. one pair gauntlet gloves tAiercer
cycle cos second prize. one act
wrsncheH Drank Messecrg Coz
Single Pedal rscs. - years and under
First prize, ono old Sol lighting outfit
tHRWthorns Manufacturing 90. second
prize. one bicycle horn tBeNin Bros.'
Manufacturing Coz
Debated tire race. 10 TO II years
FIRST prise. one pair gloves ,RRllou &
wright; second prize. one Federal tire
Federal Rubber Coz
Dealers race Appropriate prizes.
Girls race. all ages First prize. Fed
erai tire tFcderal Rubber cos second
prize. one bicycle hell tbRiiou q wright.
Doodle race. 10 60 - years-First prize.
one Thcrmos lunch kit MEAD cycle Co
second prize. one only Fircstone tire
fMerccr cycle CO... third prize. one
bicycle horn tSeise Manufacturing Coz
Distance race. 10 20 10 ycarn--First
prize. Excelsior AutohIkc tPipcr & Tnftl
Challenge Trophy eup--wlnnor OF first
prize Will have name engraved on same,
Must win two consecutive years TO be-
come owner OF same Omitted cycle Trade
Directorate): second prize, gold walsh
twalthaml (nuffalo Speciality Coz. third
prize. gold watch set 1Ncw Departure
Manufacturing Col. fourth prize. gold
watch set ECLIPSE Machine Coz. nfth
prize. one pair tires piirsch Cycle Coz
sixth prize. one pair tires tR 4. Good
rich Rubber Cos seventh prize. ono pair
tires a.. X. Rubber Co y; eighth prize one
pair rims tk. a G. Manufacturing COB
ninth prizc. one pair rims Quicker Wood
work COZ tenth prize. one racing saddle
(rersona Manufacturing COZ.
SPECIAL PR1ZE-~Tho Excelsior Mo
torcyclo and Bicycle Co. city, will pre-
sent to every winner OF first prize. In
tho race program only, an order on their
repair shop for $3.50 worth OF bicycle
repair work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-25
Shipyard Teams
Play for Mercy

In Seattle shipyards. the builders
not only build ships TO beat the
boche all week. but on Saturday aft
ernoon they play baseball for the
Red Cross, Today gross receipts Of
"A double .header played by Duthie
Champs and the Forgers and be.
tween Ames and Tcaiey Raymond's
nine viii be turned over TO the Sec.
ond drive.
Just before the game. the ship
yard bands. several hundred Red
Cross nurses and the team members
will parade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-25
BY Condo.

which he IL scheduled TO depart for
san Franciscp. where he meets WI.
lie Meehan on the III.
Says Hell Make II
Austin 4 salt have tried 10 dis.
courage the match. saying that IL
would be impossible TO arrange a
meeting with Fulton" Stringer de
ciarcd. Wei. that meeting is going
10 be arranged
Both Fulton and Collins profess
skepticism regarding the merits Of
Young Hector. altho willing to meet
him
Hector claims the championship of
the Middle West. submitting clip
pings 10 substaptiate HIS claims He
has boxed Miske. Dempsey and WI.
lard. among others. and he IL after
the scalp OF Ferocious Fred now. Ac.
cordinE to Manager Strinecr. Hector
endeavored to arrange bout with
Fulton in Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-25
rOUNC HECTOR IS
STILL ANXIOUS TO
BOX FRED FULTON

WIN thousands Of Bremcrton ma.
0Ues backing him In hts demand
81 Ueet Fred Fulton for the Red
~uR Young Hector. represented by
1nnger Strtnger. is In Seattle
- saturday. to cndeayor TO ar.
~Uo = four-round bout with the
1yywelght champion contender Of
- Wog1d-
U1eon. according to his manager.
~ Collins. II willing TO meet Hec-
II ~ the benefit Of the Red Cross.
1rgangements to that effect can
40 without interfering with his
oUumsnts. theatrical or other
II1Y 10. Memorial day. IL the date
octed BY Hector for the affair. IL
101oA u willing. On this day. Brcn-
1I100 rnachinists will be granted n
~, and come over in thousands
- the scrap. according to Hector.
LIT Fulton take his several days
noe1ed rest In Seattle. and box
oceor before starting to San Fran.
D." aaid Stringer. He claims he
Wiling to box IL the bout can be
1nnGed. Surely. this is satisfac-
Say They Sid~stsp
Whenever we seriously attempt
arrange a bout. Fulton and his
nnAger sidestsp. Fulton has an
ounced his willingness to fight. but
MI n an
Fred winds up his Pantages the
aeye engagement sunday. following
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-25
JUGO-SlAVS ARRIVE

SAN FRANCISCO. May 25 Rep
Of the proposed new
nation OF Jugo- Slavs were here today
to preach the doctrine OF their solu.
ton Of the Balkan problcV.
They are DIR. llinke Hinkovic. for
mcr member OF the Croatian parlia.
.nent. and DIR. Liubo Leontlch. Both
are members OF the Jugo.Slav nation.
al council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-25
BROADWAY is
BEATEN, 7-6,
BY Q. A. GANG

Broadway went down before Queen
Anne Friday. 10 6. upsetting all the
dope In the Interscolastic league.
Queen Anne took Olson out OF the
box when he was touched for five
runs in four innings. and substituted
Attleson. rattling the Broadway nine
80 that they allowed Marquis spot
less pitching record to get mussed
up. Marquis famed IL and allowed
one walk Queen Anne got only SOW
on hits off him. each counting for a
tally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-25
BILLY MISkE is DUE
IN FRISCO FOR BOUT

SAN FRANCISCO. May 90 Billy
Miske. Of st. Paul. Is expected here
tomorrow TO prepare for four.
round bout next Friday night.
His opponent has not been select
ed
As "a part Of the same bill Fred
Fulton will box Willie Meehan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-25

MILWAUKEE. May 25.-Yeoman
Richie Mitchell. Great Lakes. claimed
the navy lightweight championship.
based on n victory here last night
over Joe yelling. Boston training
station. Mitchell piled up points
after being floored in the third. Wen.
ing's only round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-25
.ifumura Plays
Dr.. SpiedeU

A second meet between University
OF Washington and Seattle Tennis
club stars was being held at the club
courts. Madison II. and Summit ave.
Saturday afternoon. University
men. with Japanese player. kitu.
mura. In the lists. were endeavorinE
TO redeem themselves from the dc.
feat OF two weeks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-25

from my old location. My new en-
trance IL 100 Columbia. midway be-
tween First and Second ayes. ! viii
not raise my prices because OF tho
dental practice go that the Increased
business viii offsct the Increased
cost of doing busineas because of
the war.
wan, to be known H. tn. only
man In Seattle who did not raise his
prices because OF the war.
EDWIN ,. Drown. -. ID. q
sesttie's Leading uenttst
Ao0 Columbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-25
MAKE sloo FOR MERCY

More Than 400 IN gate receipts
was turned over TO the Red Cross
Friday after the West Seattle nine
whipped Franklin high in a rapid
fire nine-inning game at Dugdale's
field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-25

NummafNi IWo-base hits-Dempscy.
Murphy. stolen hazes--Icard. feathers.
Brown. Smale. Murphy. lie Bourvean.
Double niays-Patterson 60 Hoeizle- Sac
rifire hitE-pemrsey. Leard. Smsle. Bases
on tails--off Hydorn :, OF Leroy I. Left
on hases--~Nancouyer s. Seattle n.
struck out--By Hydorn ,: by Leroy ,.
Time OF gsme-.:2o. Cmpire-Bedford.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-25
CHICAGO AND MICHIGAN
IN TRACK DUEL TODAY

CHICAGO. May 25.-Chicago and
Michigan meet here today on track
and diamond in the last ceremonials
Of Michigan's rcadmi,tance TO the
Western conference The Wolverine
track team is favored to win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-25
TODAY'S MARKET REPORT

& Tho arrival OF a load Of new pota-
- relieves the shortage which has
1M1nted the last few days. The price
- advanced cent per pound.
Fresh Strawberries arrived Satur-
~ morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-25

Summary; Two-hase hit--Le Bourveau.
Stolen hRse-Hamiiton. Double plays
Dempsey sunaxsistedl: McGinnity to Cook
to Roslxle. Bases on halls-Off McGin-
nifty I off Alexander 0. Left on bases
Vancouver :. Seattle :. struck out--By
McGinnity /. by Alexander /. Time
1908. Umpire Bedford.
-=-=--------
These twilight baseball games arc
getting to be as good as sick friends
at keeping hubby out at night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-25

BY AHERN.

One Of the greatest mys-
t~ries Of nature IL said 10 be
the dome Of y hcavyweight
wrestler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-25
LOG
COLUMBIA ST.
Cor. First Ave.
DIR. EDWIN J. BROWN
-. ID. 3.

I have left the imits :
tors of my name and
signs on First ave. and
moved my Dental o.
fices to the corner OF
First ave. ana Columbia
at. Just ACROSS the street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE

'''''+''''
CINCtNNATf .t.s..fss..-.-
watson and Burns. Adams Tousy and
Winro. eleven inninEs.b
r. ~ y
BOSTON .........stsss.ss. ~ ]
......sssssss-+
RaEon and Wilson. steele. Jacobs. Haf-
mon and Fischer.
~ ~
.ssssss4ssFs sss
At LOUIS .....stt.ts.t...
Mnrauard and Kruger Packard and
GONZALES Twelve inninKsb
CHTCAGo-SEw YORK game post
poned rain.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22
Community Cooperation
COPYRIGHTED FARM AND RANcE-H0IIAND'S MAGAZINE

Just what items the costs of dis
tribution include depends upon the
method of distribution; but in gen.
eral, most products pass through
the retailer to the consumer. This
path from the manufacturer to the
consumer might be called the chan
mel of distribution.
The effect of advertising is to les
sen the resistance to the flow of the
product through this channel. That
is, the advertising enables both the
jobber and the retailer to sell the
goods more easily and quickly and
in larger quantities and to turn their
stocks oftener, resulting in lower
costs of selling.
This all works to the best inter-
ests of the consumer-a lower retail
price.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22
Office Of The U. S. Mar
shall
EASTERN DISTRICT OF LOUIS.
lana, NEW ORLEANS.

January -, 1910.
To the Honorable Mayor,
Of the City Of Morgan City, La.
Sir:
The Honorable Attorney General Of
the United States requests me to ad-
wise you regarding the registration
Of alien enemies.
% All natives, citizens, debizens
or subjects of the German Empire,
OF Imperial German Government, be-
inc males Of the age Of fourteen
years and upwards who are within
your city and not actually natural
ized as American citizens are requlr-
ed to register as alien enemies.
% Said registration is to com
mence at sig A. M. on February 4,
1918, and to continue on each day
successfully thereafter between the
hours of six A. M, and eight
p. NJ, up to and including
9th day of February, 1918, at eight
O'Clock P. NJ, said registration to
take place at the various police sta
tons in your city, and under their
supervision.
In order that the fullest publicity
may be given this matter, you will
please request the editors of all pa
pers published in your city to print
this notice from now on until the
date Of final registration.
All the necessary forms with cop
les of regulations will be forwarded
you within the next ten days, and
your hearty cooperation is asked for
in order that every German may be
identified and registered.
Respectfully,
FRANK NJ. MILLER,
United States Marshal.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22
ADVERTISING MAKES FOR LOW
Err PRICES

Among the many forces tending
to raise the cost of living, it is en-
couraging to find one other whose
tendency is in the opposite direction.
Advertising is the friend of the
consumer. It tends to lower prices.
It does this in two ways. BY leading
to greater volume Of sales, it makes
possible the economies of large scale
production, resulting in lower cost
of production per unit.
The second way is by reducing the
costs Of distribution. A large ele-
ment in the total cost of most prod
ucts is the cost of getting them from
the factory out into the hands OF
the final consumer.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22

IL Ne Wound Or abrasion Of
- securing in cold weather
tAat promptly treated becomes
1tEs. md Is difficult to heal.
BAILARD's SNOW LINZ
4 4 eaee when such accidents
~ i6e wound heals promptly
~ ~ axay with. the annoy
~ ! 11sdage. Price Csc. zoe
b. ~ bottle. For sale by
R DRUG co.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22

g NJ Howell, druggist at
1n5 Dssg Store left this
- M Orleans to pass a
= laslion having in view
~ = ~ Medical Branch Of
M 4 Nm.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22

by both sides. There have been no
attacks in force, however, and there
is little to indicate any serious
break in the winter inactivity. On
the Italian front there has been on
ly artillery fighting, much marked
in the Monte Asolone sector and
along the Piave.
Sixteen German airplanes were
brought down Saturday by France
and British airmen. Entente war
ships have bombarded Ostend, one
of the important German subma-
rine bases on the Belgian coast.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-22
6'I[IIs|,NAlS

v..,r Of Burke, La is
= Capt. and Mrs. T. l.
: pr.etett was a bust
: Franklin Monday.
! B.Ibert Of Cha, ,sn N
=. Il b. brother, Mr.. j.
Issd.J. x s.
b.si. ): Bass visitors hds s. in
4. business ''s'''''
= Je.nsonne Of Bonner
,..;ve, here Sunday.
s..,t J. Price visited rela-
=, orleans Sunday .:y -,
/, |. 70 rorps and Miss "armotn
:, vere Sunday guests a.
-. of Nj. and Mrs. F. D.
,,,.l Delas visited Ne"
vounp visited New
Franklin for a few days
r,ss visited friends in
Sgnday.
4 al Greenwood returned n1.en
Orleans Monday, after
.,,,rsl days there the
x1nistsr.
rga, formerly Of our city
- here Monday on his
q. f,sley, where he went to
A. !. ,r,sts. Dr.. Mayer recelv-
-i.rion IN the U. S. Army.
a aisy Broussard and child Il
= again after a spell OF
tIE Ne Gowen of vicks-
n, : IN our city and has
! /, petition with the Union
~, ~ Construction Company.
u Nadda Of Berwick was
20 Is ! few days OF Mrs.
Dsltls. j.
n = Nm Geo. Harrison and
q I'd Nm. Oscar Alpha and
q Aba Of Franklin were
No., NJ ! few days at the
Y Il. md Mrs. J. R. Phillips.
= q Cimtate Of New Or
= - gsest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ill II : few days.
IA Yenninss, formerly of St.
- riding in New Orleans
= iIDRria eu city.
II \. u1lDs was 4 business Wis
lIllussa tAis,week.
r ~ Dssnscho Of Glen Or
~ - sssst for a few days
~ llnnie Goldman.
& Isyy Of New Orleans
III 49, here for q few days.
SaoGhed here that Mr.. Mil
~ - LIT Jersey City for