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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-05-23

The registrar is now going the
rounds of the county giving every
voter the opportunity TO register for
the coming primaries. Every one
must register this year in order to
be able to vote. Don't neglect this
important duty to your state. coun-
ty and your friend candidates.
1t is a great convenience to have
the registrar come TO your precinct
and save you the time you would
lose from your crops in coming to
the county site to register.
Consult the date he will be at
your precint and meet him there.
You must get yourself prepared 10
vote this year. Your country,
county and friends need your judg-
ment expressed at the pollsto steady
the old ship of state as she sails
through these troublous times. The
world is contending with the most
vexing question that has ever con-
fronted it. Your country is pom
dering a departure from the policy
that has made it the foremost and
most powerful nation of the CEN
turtles. 1t is proposed that it go in
to partnership with the countries of
Europe and Asia and establish a
world government of which the
United States would be but a part.
Your state is bordering the es-
tablishment Of taxing system that
cOntemplates a more equitable di-
vision OF the tax burden. 1t also
contemplates universal good road
building that would increase the
facilities of traffic and travel. You
are one of the people who will have
to pass at the polls on one or all of
these questions.
You can not do so unless you
register. Then meet your registrar
when he gets to your precinct and
qualify yourself to vote.
And when you register. study
every question that is submitted
and be sure you register freeman's
vote when your ballot goes into the
box.
Only in this way can you meas
ure up to the full requirement of
good citizenship.
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SWEET GIRL GRADUATES.

Among the sweet girl graduates
from the Industrial Institute and
College this year will be Miss Rachel
Hallowell Borders. the charming
young daughter of our beloved Rev.
and |. ID. Borders, and Miss Virginia
Lee Nesbit. the lovely daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Lee Nisbet.
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COMMUNICATING MISS RICE.

Miss Georgia Rice, who has been
the handsome house guest of Mrs.
Lawrence Dortch, has been the hon
Gree of a number of lovely social
functions. On Monday evening Mrs.
Dortch entertained with a dinner
dance in her honor. On Tuesday
afternoon Miss Pomona Frates was
hostess of a bridge game for Miss
Rice. Tuesday evening Miss India
Sykes Houston gave theatorium
party, followed by delicious Dutch
supper. with Miss Rice for the hon.
Gree, and on Wednesday Miss Lois
Reynolds was hostess of a matinee
party for this same fair visitor. At
ter the picture show delightful re-
freshments were served at Shells
from a table prettily decorated with
flowers, and on Thursday afternoon
Miss Mary Dudley Walker enter
tanned for Miss Rice.
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DINNER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fife Paine en-
tertained with an elegant 6 O'Clock
dinner on last Friday evening. An
elaborate seven course menu was
served from table prettily adOrn-
ed with flowers, cut glass. silver and
china. The gvests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Coleman Hamilton, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. FOote Paine. DR.. and
Mrs. Robert Paine.
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A Pick UD!

Thirty-six pairs of our famous
Spring Tension Shears will be
given away TO the first Thirty
six subscribers who respond to
this offer.
We are going to present pair
of these Shears to each person
who hands in his subscription
to the Aberdeen Weekly alone
or to either of our club offers, as
follows:
Vardaman's Weekly and Alb
erdeen Weekly for one year and
a pair of Shears for 81. so. The
Progressive Farmer and Aber-
deem Weekly one year and pair
of Shears for Sis. We have
only Thirty-six pairs of these
Shears on hand. The first three
dozen persons who answer with
their subscriptions will get pair
of Shears each. 1t is a pickup.
Pick it up while the picking is
good. Come or write,
THE ABERDEEN WEEKLY.
Eli e,,-~lxy 0f AUTO Dosotc
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-05-23

Goodyear Tires. the kind
Ralph Depalma broke all the
worlds records with. going at
about hundred and fifty miles
per hour. For sale by PEUGH'S
GARAGE. Don't burn money
in cheap tires. Buy the best
tire and get the greatest mileage.
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last week.


Messrs. Earl Johnson and Carl
Cooper have returne ed from overseas.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Simpson and
little daughter are at Mineral Wells,
Texas.
Mr.. Howard Crawford. OF Water
Valley, was in the city recently.
Mr.. Lon Lowe, of NettletOn, was
in the city last week.
Mrs. Reuben Crenshaw has return
ed from a stay in Kansas.
Mr.. Robert Brannin, who has but
lately returned from overseas, is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Addison Brannin.
MT. III Dl. lOuis, W dc
Aberdeen last week.
Mr.. Lancaster, of Jackson, Tenn.
has been visiting Mrs. Lee Drake.
Mrs. Scrape has returned from
COrinth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edens. of Okolona.
were i'm the city last week.
Mrs. India Rogers Sykes left Fri
day for Memphis to visit her daugh-
ter. Mrs. VIM. Fair.
Mrs. Annie Sykes Rice and Miss
Georgia Rice. of Atlanta. Ga. have
been guests of Mrs Lawrence Dortch.
The Rev. Connie Coleman. of
Charleston, s. c., was in the city
this week.
The Southern club was a most
beautiful scene yesterday at the noon
hour when the club rooms was
adorned with bright colored flowers
and an orchestra playing. Many
gay luncheon parties were given.
among them was Mrs. James
Howe's in honori of Miss Bessie
DOrtch. of Aberdeen, Mics. The
table was centered by a huge bas-
ket of Dorothy Perkins roses and
sweet peas. The guests included
Miss Dortch. Mrs. Horace Shrop-
shire. Miss Elise Shropshire. Mrs
Charles Blanchard, Mrs. Wade
Rogers, Mrs. Oscar Hundley, Mrs.
r. B. Ransom. Mrs. H. J. Porter.
of Florida, Mrs. Word Baker. Miss
Adelaide Ransom. Mrs. William
Sykes and Miss Hortense Estes
Birmingham News.
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EStrayed.

From my farm west of Gibson
last Sunday morning one bay mare
mule Z years old; collar marks on
about 16 hands high. In
formation leading to recovery will
be rewarded.
J. MILLER LoCKLY,
CloptOn Hotel.
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BRIDGE GAMES.

Mrs. Winston Houston was the
charming hostess of the Matron =
Bridge Club last Friday. The par
lor was prettily decorated with flow
ers and an interesting game enjoyed
by the guests.
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Fresh Vegeta-
bles, Fruits, Can
dies, Cakes and a
hrst-class line of
Groceries at
Murphy's.
What Mississippi County Agents
Are Doing.

Lauderdale county has been with
out an agent for long time. 1t
appears that club work was one of
the features most missed, for in a
campaign of six schools just con-
Quoted by Agent Howerton more
than two hundred boys were en-
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Misses Sallie and Lily Dortch
were charming little hostesses at a
dancing party recently. A number
of rosebuds were present and a
pleasant evening was passed.
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FOR RENT-Barn room for
storage of 100 tons of hay-or in
rooms to suit the renter. Apply
to H. L. Thayer. Aberdeen, Miss.
5-l4 If
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MT. anu MIS-. Eugene l.. SyRee
and Miss Dorothy Wayne Sykes re.
! turned Thursday from visits tC
Clarksdale and New Orleans.
Mrs Jim Evans, with Misses Lucy
Young and Jamie Evans, were in
town last week.
Little Miss Elizabeth Nortieet. oil
Winston Saem. y. c., visited hel
cousin, Miss Christine Bowen, last
/ week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cox Wicks
are back from stay at Mineral
Wells. Texas.
Mrs. Moore and Miss Cole were
in Memphis recently.
Mrs Eastland, of Meridian, was
the guest of Miss Mildred Heard
last week.
Mr.. Kirby Lam was recently in
Columbus.
Miss Mary Creed Howard il visit
ing in Columbus.
| Messrs. Erskine Miller and Levi
Murphy, from the fifth district, spent
Saturday in the city.
Mr.. John Whyte Donelson spent
the first of the week here.
Messrs B. III. Mcfarland, Lex
Neville, Carl Cooper Acker Rogers
and Miller Peueh were in Starkyille
for the ball game on Thursday of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Acker Rogers
made a short stay in New Orleans
this week.
Miss jamie Young was in Stark
vile last week.
| Mrs Lauderdale. of Shannon, WAS
TIC SuCct idet Wtch vi WITS. jas.
Lauderdale.
Mrs. s. +. Hamilton has been in
Tupelo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Frates. Jr., and
baby daughter and DR.. ]. W. Will
liams, of Miami. Oklahoma. are
Visiting Mr.. Frates parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Frates. Mr.. Frates, Jr.
is vice-president and general mana
ger of the Miami Mineral Belt Rail
road, vice-president of the CONNER
cial Club and charter member OF
the Rotary Club at Miami.
Mrs. Joe Johnson, Jr.. of Craw-
ford, made short stay with Mr..
and Mrs. Sterling Lenoir.
Miss Sallie Paine Morgan has
been in Memphis.
Messrs. Wiley and Don Johnston.
of Columbus. were recent guests of
Mrs. Coleman Hamilton, at the
Clopton Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buxbaum have re.
turned to Memphis after a stay with
Mrs. Abe Rubel on Commerce ST.
Mrs. F. II. Pope and son, Tom.
mie, have returned from visit with
relatives in Waynesboro.
Mrs. Susie Threat visited in
Amory last week.
Mr.. John Allen Sykes left Mon
day for his new home in Belzoni.
DR.. J. W. Coleman attended the
medical association meeting i'm Hat.
tiesburg this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. King and Lieut.
Albert King of Egypt. were guests
of Mrs. addison Brannin and Miss
Kate Brannin recently.
Miss Romano Frates has returned
home after a delightful visit Of two
weeks with friends in Springfield
Missouri.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Brevard and little
daughter, OF Houston, have been
visiting Mrs. Booth.
Mr.. Harrod Nichols is back from
q visit in Jackson and Meridian.
Mrs. Joe Johnson visited in Amory
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TO LET-lOO acres good Hay
Land, cash rent. 2 IL miles from
town. on Prairie road. near NJ. &
0. track. VIM. METZGER.
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Exclusive local
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stOn's f g. M o u s
Candies; + r e s b
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Minis & Egger..

Estrayed from my premises. one
Jersey male. dark blue in color.
Reward will be given for any infOr-
nation leading to recovery. Address
BUD BULLOCK, Quincy, Miss.
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For Sale.

Eight room dwelling on Meridian
street. Apply TO S. Schwab, Aber-
deem, Miss. 5-16-tf
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A three room cottage on Ma
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Major James Milton Acker has
returned from overseas and arrived
in Aberdeen Sunday. Major and
Mrs. Acker and little daughter are
with Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Ackel
on Hickory st.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
g a 8 T. RIA

All Day Singing at Harmony
May 25th.
Prof. J. d. Patton and others will
conduct music for an all-day sing.
ing at Harmony Baptist church
fourth Sunday in May. Everybody
invited. singers especially.
Committees. d. Ritter, P. l..
Jaudon. Andy V. Hill.
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LUNCHEON.

Mrs. Ed. Young gave beautiful
luncheon on Wednesday, compli
menting Miss Mary Dudley Walker
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PICNIC.

PICNIC.
The members of the junior class
of the Aberdeen High School are
entertaining with picnic this after
noon. complimenting the gradual
ing class.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene l.. Sykes
and Miss Dorothy Wayne Sykes re-
turned Thursday from visits to
Clarksdale and New Orleans.
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IN AND OUT OF TOWN

Mr.. Whitfield Hatch is the guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Need
dam Whitfield Hatch.
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Full supply of Auto Paints.
Polish. Soap. Oils and Grease at
PEUCH'S GARAGE.
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To "A sweet course at Shells &c
cream parlor.
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The
Social Realm
by
ANNE HOLIDAY MCFARLAND.
(PHoNE 49,
MATINEE PARTY.

ISIS MARY CREED HOW
ard was the pretty hostess
of a charming matinee party
last week. After the pic
ture the guests were served
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Mrs Jim Evans, with Misses Lucy
Young and Jamie Evans, were in
town last week.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-05-23

The Rev. Connie Coleman. of
Charleston. s. c., was in the city
this week.
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Little Miss Elizabeth NOrfieet. of
Winston Saem. n. c., visited her
cousin, Miss Christine Bowen. last
waek
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-08
Friday
ISIIING ERIENpS

VISITING FRIENDS
IN GARDEN PARK
Mrs W. E. Hansen and two chill
dren of Phoenix, Ariz.. are visiting
home folks in Garden Park
IS A VISITOR IN BOULDER
AT REGENTS MEETING
Mrs. T. NJ. Harding left early this
morning for Boulder, Coo, to attend
a regents meeting.
oRvAL HALEY HAS
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Orval Haley. little son of Prof. and
Mrs. Arthur L. Haley, celebrated his
birthday anniversary by entertaining
a dozen or fifteen of his boy asso-
ciates at the family home, 925 Rudd
avenue, Thursday evening.
Games were played. refreshments
served and general good time en-
joyed by all present.
BUYS A HOME
ON WHiPPLE AVENUE
w. T. Claflin. who has been living
at s21 Pine street. has purchased a
fine little home from the First Ma
tional bank at I'll Whipp'e avenue.
HAS RETURNED FROM
A VISIT TO DENVER
Mrs. Mary Gentry OF 230 Griffin ave-
nue.. who has been visiting friends in
Denver for the past two months. re-
turned to Canon City yesterday.
BRYAN GRE SHAM HAS
ARRIVED FROM OVERSEAS
Mrs. S. Ellen Gresham. 420 Rudd
avenue, received a message this morn
ing stating that her son. Bryan Gresh-
ham. who has been WAGNER with the
Twenty-eighth division of the One
Hundred and Third Engineering Com
pany "over seas for the past year.
has arrived safely at Camp Dix, N. J.
DIED At GRAVES
HOSPITAL LAST NIGHT
Mrs. Mabel Hale of Portland. Colo,
died at the Graves hospital Thursday
might from tuberculosis. afetr lin
eerlng Illness The deceased was "a
years of age. Her husband Is tele-
9raph operator at Portland. The
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-08
Westclif News

Wet Mountain Tribune.
Miss Hazel Walker came up from
Canon City last Saturday for weeks
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George +. Walker.
Judge NJ. b. Wiley and family mo-
tored TO Canon City and back last
Sunday.
Manaker II. S. Thayer OF the Bas-
his ear Monday.
Mrs. d. n. Garnier and daughter.
Grace. were passengers TO Canon City
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Belknap were
up from canon City over Sunday. re-
turning Monday.
Walter and Miss Clara Kuhnrath of
the valley were passengers TO Canon
Cisy last Saturday to remain for a
time in the hope that the lower alti-
tude will improve the young mans
health.
The Cavenaer and Paxton boys. op
Grating iense ON Ben West hill. have
n car or ore ready for shipment. ex-
tracted in sinking on the vein. Their
block OF ground is showing up encour-
agingly.
c.. uh.iir returned Mnnday from
Canon City in his car accompanied by
John Dieckman and A. c. Wright.
The heavy snow made the going dif-
ficuit and Carl was six and onehaif
hours making the trip.
Mrs. NJ. II. Manning brought her
daughter. Matte. home from the hos
pitai Tuesday. The little giri IL in,-
proved but not sufficiently to be able
to walk.
Mrs John Thomas returned TO Canon
City Monday. after visit OF few
days with her sister. Mrs. Kel Tbomp-
son.
Ed Davis spent a few days in Canon
City this week.
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- A coNvALEscENr
FROM SERfotls

- - SONtAlE6CENJ
FROM SERIOUS ILLNESS
Mrs S. E. Roberts OF 1l04 River
street is convalescing fro ma serious
illness Of month or six weeks dura-
ton. and Is now able to be about tho
house.
AUTO STAGE uPsErs;
NoBopY HURT
The Cripple Creek Times OF Thurs
day afternoon says: The Rev. r.
Alan Russell. pastor OF st. Andrews
Episcopal church OF Cripple Creek
and st. Marks Episcopal church at
Victor. returned today from Canon
City where he attended the Southern
Colorado Episcopal deanery meeting.
The conference proved very success
ful and was held two. days. On his
return to Cripple Creek this morning
the stage turned over. None OF the
occupants OF the stage were injured"
PUEBLO THE MECCA FOR
sicHTsEERS TO-DAY
Mr.. and Mrs. w. z. Galley and son
Henry motored to Pueblo today To at
tend the flying circus. Mrs. Galley
and Henry will return tomorrow. but
Mr.. Galley will so to the ranch near
Pueblo.
ARE TEMPORARILY -
RESIDING IN CANON CITY
Mr. and Mrs Wood OF Salida are
temporarily making their home in this
city. They are residing at 729 River
street.
SUNDAY DINNER AT
FoWLER's REs-4uRANT
Roast beef. chicken and dumpling,
baked veal with dressing. young pig
con on toast. fried young habbit. and
o.her good things. (Adv-1D
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-08

AFTER CLOUDS CONES SUNSHINE.
AFTER DEsPoSDENcY COMES JoY.
AFTER SICKNESS COMES HEALTH.
AFTER WEAKNESS CONES STRENGTH.
In the spring when you're call
in"-fagi.aS out-blood thin, if
you will tur.l to Natures remedy,
q tonic made from wild roots and
barks, which has stood fifty years
as the best spring tonic-you will
find strength regained. No need
to tell you it's DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, put up in tablet
or liquid form, and sold by every
druggist in the land. After a hard
winter-shut up indoors, your blood
needs temperance tonic, q tissue
builder and blood-makersuch asthis
Medical Discovery" ofDr. Pierce's.
Kansas Citv. Kans. About the Only
medicine have ever given my little boy
Is Golden Medical Discovery. He never
Was very strong and would become rum
down very quickly, would suffer loss oi
appetite. ] would give him the Golden
Medical Discovery and 1t always built
him up in good health. have also given
this medicine ~ q spring tonic; for such
| Golden Medical Discovery has no equal =
AIRS. Geo. iforL 1n42 y. 13th 81.
Advertisements
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Saturday
WILL BECOME RESIDENTS
@e - as@as ~

WILL BECOME RESIDENTS
OF CANON CITY
Mr. and Mrs. William 9Th have gone
TO Canon City TO make their new
home-Colorado Springs Telegraph.
WENT TO PUEBLO TO
SEE FLYING CIRCUS
James Leo Sterling and little daugh-l
ter. Dorothy. left this morning for
Pueblo to see the Flying Circus,
which is there today.
BURIED AT LAKESIDE
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
An infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mcdowell of Orchard Park died
from pneumonia on "Wednesday of
this week after short illness, aged
one month and five days. Burial was
at Lakeside cemetery at o'clock
Friday afternoon. A short service
was conducted at the grave by Rev. J.
L. Mccreight. pastor Of the United.
Presbyterian church.
MoToRED TO PUEBLO TO
SEE THE FLYING CIRCUS
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Benson. dauah-
ter and son motored to Pueblo today,
to attend the flying circus.
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Thursday
TAkEN OVER oL0sMoeILE

H9GNSr E0n tFI6 SOSt~
Henry Paulson and Paul Jones have
taken over the agency of the Olds-
mobile for Fremont county. Mr..
Paulson is from Lamar, Colo. and is
thoroughly familiar with automobile
work Mr. Jones has been in the en-
ploy of the Olds garage here for some
time and does not need an introduc-
ton. The new agency will be con-
Quoted at the old headquarters of the
Oldsmobile and will be known as the
Oldsmobile Service Station.
WILL SOON RETURN
TO CANON CITY HOME
Mrs. r. c. Melton, who has been
spending the past year with her rela-
tives in Fries. w Va. because of her
Ill health, writes Mr.. Melton that she
is on her way home. Mr.. Melton re-
Gently purchased from r. j. Craig the
cottage at 422 North Third street, and
has it in fine shape to be occupied as
a home as soon as his wife arrives.
RECEIVES COMMISSION
AS AN ENSIGN
Mrs. w. B. FELTON, of Macon avenue
received word yesterday that her son,
Willard B. FELTON,, who is with the
United States navy steam engineering
school, Stevens Institute. Hoboken,
N. J., has received a commission as
ensign. He is now enjoying a two
weeks furlough visiting relatives in
Michigan.
ROY FALcONER
WRITES JOE HEAvENRIDGE
Roy Falconer. formerly of this city
and Florence. but who is now mem
ber of the Canadian forces and sta
toned at Whitley, Camp Milford. Eng
land. has written Joe Heavenridge a
very interesting letter, but more or
less of a personal nature. He says
he yearns for Colorado and some good
smoking tobacco The stuff they call
tobacco over there is rotten, and costs
about 500 an ounce, more or less.
SENATOR MATT ".
LINES IN THE CITY
Senator Matt N. Lines. recently ap-
pointed to the position of inspector
and engineer for the State Utilities
Commission. arrived here from Den
yer Wednesday on short business
and official visit. His duties include
an inspection of all property belong
ing to the railroads in Colorado that
are under Federal control, including
tracks. roadbeds. bridges, cars. loco
motives. station buildings. terminals.
public service. etc. Senator Lines
carries in his pocket special transpor-
tation over every railroad in the state,
issued to him by National Transporta-
tion Manager Hines.
Senator Lines has just returned to
Colorado from a several weeks stay
in Los Angeles and other points in
Southern California Mrs. Lines.
who spent the winter in Los Angeles.
accompanied her husband as far as
Holbrook. Ariz.. where she stopped
for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Reynolds, the latter of whom is her
daughter. Mrs. Lines is expected to
visit Canon City before going to Den
yer, which will hereafter be the fam
fly home. One of the motives that
brought Senator Lines here Wednes-
day was to subscribe for Victory
note. thereby helping Fremont county
carry its quota "over the top"