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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-02-13

place. Mr.. Clark leaves a wife and
some three or four children. He was
a very estimable young man and had
many friends and several relatives in
Iron county, who condole most sim
cerely with his bereaved family. He
was a victim of "hu"-pneumonia, and
the telegram stated that his brotheI
Earl is seriously i'll with the same dia
ease. .kt
Mrs. E. G. Watson received AZ
this week, dated Feb. 4th, in !,
was stated that influenza Wa & n
in Kanab and that help tQ N d, (
sick was very serious pI2 r 4 \ Z, n
doctor there is young "a y \ + X 81
no previous experieD& &. Il X ( Il
ease, and the situa1 y 4 y !.
ious. = If & I. (, n; N.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-02-13
INFLUENZA RAGING In
THE TOWN OF KANAB
Kenneth Clark Dead and Earl in
Serious Condition-Shortag
of Nurses Complexities.

A telephone message was received
last Tuesday by Mrs. John Uric, Jrp
of this place from relatives in Kanab,
advising them Of the death there Of
Mr.. Kenneth Clark, a young man well
known and remembered here as a stu
dent of the local educational institu-
ton, and at the time of his death a
promising young woolgrower Of that
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-02-13

celved the place as full of shining
eyes glarlng up at him. Any bad men
down there already had the drop on
them. Therefore neither Curly nor
his uncle made the mistake Of draw
Ing weapon.
I'm coming down, boys" young
Flandrau announced In quiet conf
dent voice. "rhe place Is surrounded
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-02-13

This thrilling story will be con-
tinued in the next issue of The Rec
ord. A good serial story, selected
from the works Of the best contem-
porary authors, will henceforth be
regular feature of The Record, and
will alone be worth the subscription
price of the paper. See that your
subscription is kept paid in advance,
and do not miss single number.)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09
CLERGY OF STATE
GATHER At DOVER
Relieious Conference of Pastors
There Tomorrow; Women Meet
q at Same Time Here.

The greatest religious conference that
Delaware has ever known will begin
tomorrow at Dover. when the majority OF
the ministers Of the State will assemble
at the Pastors Conference of the Inter
church World Movement at Wesley
Methodist Espiscopal Church. The
clergy of the State is being called to-
yether for the purpose of having shown to
them the results of the great world survey
of th Interchurch World Movement in
order that the various denominations may
decide on what will be the best steps to
take to remove the need, and to replace
it by Christianity and relief.
The first session of the conference Will
begin at = o'clock, and after the devo-
tional service, which starts each session,
DIR. George A. Huntley, a medical mis-
sionary In the service of the American
Baptist Foreign Missionary Society, who
has had long experience rs n professor
at the Baptist College, Shanghai, China,
will present the foreign survey Using
lantern slides to depict the conditions of
the world abroad, he viii show the
strength and weakness of Christianity
in the so-ealled heathen lands
He will be followed by DIR. {. Il.
Lesher, missionary TO South China,
where he has lived for ten years, and
where he and his wife are the only physi-
clans with modern education in a city
of 250,OO0 and district of 100000
population. John NJ. Springer of Eliza
bethville, Belgian Congo, who IS IN
charge of the Central African Survey
of the Interchurch World Movement,
and Dr. Samuel NJ. Weaver, of Cairo,
Egypt. foremost American authority on
the Mohammedan question, Will each
tell of the tremendous need in the country
IN which he has had his experience. and
will show how only the United States in
the form of Christian brother and mis-
sionary, is capable of relieving the need.
Az the same lime that the Pastors
Conference is begun at Dover, the
Delaware Women's Conference cf the
1nterchurch World Movement will begin
in Wilmir gton. 1t will be modelled on the
same plan as the other Conference. and
many of the same speakers will be there.
Mrs Wm. Fraser Mcdowell, wife OF
Bshoo Mcdowell, will lead the team of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09
TRIBUTE TO SOLDIERS
on WAR anniversary
America's Entrance Into Conflict
Will be Celebrated by School
Children of the State.

According TO plans being formulated
by the Delaware State Program, the
school children of Delaware will celebrate
the anniversary of the entrance Of America
into the war by exercises in the way oi
tribute to the heroes, living and dead,
who fought for them.
The Federal government has set May
as the day for the celebration of our en-
trance into the war and to pay homage to
the dead and living and it is expected
that the state will join in that celebration.
But there is a general desire in the state,
apparently, 70 celebrate April g. The
plan for the celebration on this date it is
said has the approval Of the president of
the State Board of Education, George B.
Miller. although the matter has not been
brought before the board.
Each school teacher or principal will
prepare his own program for the cele-
bration and make arrangements that may
be necessary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09
speakers At the womcn's conferences. and
will preside at all meetings. Mrs. Ida

speakers AZ the womcn's conference, and
will preside at all meetings. MrS. Ida
5. Robinson will be another speaker.
The woner's conference, TO which the
leading women of Delaware have beer
invited as delegates, will partake of the
nature OF training conference, so tnas
the women will nave thei, share to do in
the series OF county conferences which
vii take place in a few weeks in every
county of the State. There are to be ak
speakers at each conference, and one Of
these will be. woman. 1t is expected
that the nome survey will be the leading
topic Of the first session tomorrow after
noon, and the State survey will be the
main part Of that. DR.. L. w. Burnnam
will explain the nome survey Drs.
Charles +. Scofeld is in charge of the
rural survey in Delaware.
The evening session at the Pastors
Conference will be devoted to the Home
survey and the State Survey. The
following program will be followed on
Thursday: Religious Education, A. NJ.
Honline, authority on that subject: Hos
pitfalls and Homes: Il. A. Burriss, OF the
National Benevolent Association, st.
Louis: Industrial Relations, DIR. A, F..
Holt of the Federal Council; Ministerial
Relief, T.. A. Burriss; American Educa-
tion, DR.. w. G.. Clippinger, president
of Otterbein College, Westerville, Ohio;
and the Statistical Mirror. by Frank
Rines, one OF the veterans of the Metho-
dist Centenary Campaign, who is known
rs the Centenary Cartoonist
In the afternoon. DIR, r. W Burnham
Will speak on evangelism. Charles II.
PRATT, on the field program, A. NJ Hon.
line on the financial campaign outline.
and the composite address, by Chafes
III. Pratt In the evering it is expected
that 5. Earl Taylor, general secretary
Of the movement, will speak.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09
A Skin Tightener
to Reduce Wrinkles

IN peauty culture. as in the treat fneut of
pn.s slcaI ailments. the tendency nowadays
- W sesk the removal OF causes rather than
TO treat symptoms or efY~.ts. Ia the u,at,ar .,,a
~, HIinkrs, Tor instance. We know that the
nnss or BURROWS arc caused by the skin be-
..oin'ns .ooso IN places. 80 IL does not per-
,rinsles or says. Naturally the proper
sn,nR 20 DO Is To tighten the skiu-rnake IL
men there no room for lines wrinkles
ne pest known formula for the purpose
~ saxoiite. one ounce dissolved In one-haif
R,n. 81 Nitch hazel. Use as n wash lotion
The effect is truly rcmarkable esner,alIv a.
results are almost immediate. Ask the drug
gis, Tor the powdered saxoite, which dis.
solves very quickly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09

Kalmbachcr, Charles Fraim and William
Muller.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09
LARGE CLASS MAKES START.
Twenty.Eous Get Flrst DseSse In Odd
FeIlowohlp q Delaware 1Iodfe.

- Tho dcGroe team Of Delaware Lodge
NO. !. O. 0. F., did craditable work
last night at Odd Fellows Hall, when .
class Of twenty-four candidates WAS
gwen the initiatory degree in the mysteries
OF tho order. The first degree will be con-
iorred upon tho same class next Mem
day night.
The committee on the Boston trip are
planning elaborate things for the trip to
Boston next Eeptenlbcr, on the occasion
Of the meeting Of tho Sovereign Grand
Lodge. Az the Centennial celebration Of
the order last year At Baltimore. Delaware
Lodge made frc showing. II is expected
that delegation OF at least 100 will be
taken in uniform on the Boston trip Side
trips are also being planned, including
New York City, Fall river, Mass, and
Albany.
: The men in charge Of the trip are:
ueorgc Bennett, William Roth, Leighton
;Aikens, Richard Strong, Andreas Kahn
pacher, Joseph Dunn, j. W. Kelley, Harry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09
NAME "BAYER" ON
GENUINE ASPIRIN
Get relief without fear as told
in "Bayer" package

"Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin" to be genuine
must be marked with the safety "Bsyer
Gross" Then YOU are getting the true,
world-fsmous Aspirin, prescribed by ply
sicisns for over is years.
Always buy an unbroken package of
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin which contains
proper directions TO safely relieve Colds,
Headache. Toothache, Esrache, Neural
gia, Lumbago, Rheumatism, Nerritis,
Joint Pains, and Pain generally.
Handy tin boxes of twelve tablets cost
but few cents. Druggists also sell larger
"Bayer" packages. Aspirin is the trade
mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceti-
cacidester OF Salicylieacid.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09
CoL. z. n. sTrwARr.
Card Of Thanks.

We take this means of thanking our
friends FOR the many manifestations OF
kindness to us and to the deceased mem
Der of our family during his illness, at
time OF his death, and since. Every thing
possible TO assist us In our hour Of sorrow
and trouble that could be dol was doe
and VIC truly appreciate everything.
Ms. Addie Sutton and Fam,ly.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09
UNION NJ. Z. CHURCH AID.

The first monthly meeting Of the Church
Aid of Union NJ. +. Church was held last
night at the church. II was announced
that the society had cleared 500 on the
recent supper, and this was turned over
10 the organ fund The next meeting, on
April 13, will be in the form of II banquet
at the church house. The committee in
charge will be Mrs. Joseph Brinton, Mrs
Allen Lewis, and Mis-. Arthur Allston.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09
Worker From India 70 Sprak, /,

DR.. J. NJ. Gray, physical director for
the Y. M. G. A. in India, who during the
past fifteen years has been connected
with the work there, will he the principal
speaker at the mid-wcck services In West
minister Presbyterian Church tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock. Doctor Gray il also
scheduled to speak at the meeting OF
the .Hi-Y' Club Of tho y. NJ. G. A. earlier
in the evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09
OBITUARY..
WILLIAM WALLACE

William Wallace, aged "a years, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Wallace, former
ly of this city, died yesterday of pncu-
monia at the home of his parents, near
Rising Sun, Md. William H. Wallacc
was connected with the old Diamond
State Steel Co. for many years and is a
brother of the late Howard T. Wallace.
The deceased had been i'll only since last
Thursday. His mother Is Just recovering
from a serious attack of pneumonia and
five other members of the family, includ-
ing MIR. Wallace, two sons and the
children of one of the sons, have been ILL.,.
The funeral will be held on Thursday and
lnterment made in the Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery, this city
col. Z. r.. STEWART.
Col. ]. Z. ,Iervey, United States engine
or for the Wilmington district, received a
telegram yesterday announcing the death
of Col. +. X. Stewart, professor of draw
ing at the West Point Military Academy
and widely known in army circles Mrs
Stewart Is cousin of Colonel Iervey.
The funeral win be held Wednesday at
West ppin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09

For Colds. Grip q Influssxa
and ~ Preventive, tako LAxatiV. Bronze
Quinine Tablets. Look for r. W. Grove,
signature on the box 2Oc.--Adv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
CHRISTMAS EXERCISES ARE GIVEN
BYMANY CHURCHES OF AMARILLO;
TEMPLARS HAVE SERVICES TODAY

Christmas EXERCISES were held ycster
any evening IN the various churches ~
h. city and ~ the salvation Army
which held ia Christmas tree In che
blackburn Buildius. The knights Ten.
Iaar will hold = special service begin.
ming at ten o'clock this morning. ut
whish " - obligatory for members Of
the Masonic order 10 attend On fuii
dress uniform. this service viii be- held
al Masonic HAIL The u. T.. o. T. will
give q formal dance nj their club house
ttuight a. which members and their
irNitsd guests viii attend.
Tir FRS, Baptist church celebrated q
whit, christmas" az It's exercises last
nish, The color scheme % the dccurl
ti,ur was white. and the dresses 81 all
a., girls aud young ladies who took
part in the performance were also -
white. The program was an excellent
enc one ~ the best the church h1F
hoh ~ years Several of the numb ~
were novelties 1t their bini. those ron I.
r',d ~ "iuyisibl" chOirs' were enthvR'
i,suprlly rccd, d by lh, large nuGi.
cnCc
The "Snow lltus," ~ the Method q
ohlnh Liad, r. hn with a crowded
huuu. az the christmas cs'rcis's IA! J
~ that church \ arg" snow cabin.
lr,wrrundcd by evergreen trees and
Is "a 4 background IT snow formed ni
lrtlruuiV. s.ttlGg Tor tbs generous dis
plt" OF gifts 1id the BIZ r"d stocking
virrh was rigg . up fm the reception
LEI ii,tf Tor tn poor I small sid
rocket was w,r rill-d With coins lHr
the ,ame guol causr.
yplrndid programs we also staged
| hy the Chrisitr the Episcopal ar'
Presbyterian chu- he's Christmas trees.
apging and muse, all designed To- o..
re, the Christine siu!,. wer" fcoiur
at ~ these ohuf,h =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25

i.e Blanc would predict Tor the future
81 her former husband nov that he
T. FAR from her inspiration.
can a man ~ genius whose career
has been aided by a woman, continue
io succeed after he leaves herr" she
was asked
There Is no law. II II not fatal &C.
part In some cases yes. but l., me
tell yon about Goethe you may re-.
member reading that for ten years
Frau van Stein. great woman. IN
eplrcd him 20 great things AZ the
end 81 tina, time they separated III
went a. Italy. Under the Latin lnfiu.
encc his work mellowrd ana grew
But she had moulded him IN th'
beginning She had planted the sect.
II blussomcd late To her We can at
tribute the spiritual fccundiy ~ the
soil from which grew his masterpiece
-"
The play. "Akiavaine ana selyfe,ic. ("
concerning an Ideal" triangle In
which two women love the husband
~ one ana love each other. and are
both loved by the man In the case,
came under discussion.
Perfect Triangle" Not Possible
THAT was written when FIRST knew
Macterllnck." said HE fret wife. And
I believe that a perfect triangle 4
non an Impossible situation Bu, al
three in the triangle mus, he on an
equal plane. morally aud intellectual
k II one Ia not on the same plane
q cannot be- upheld IN fine way
IN Maeierilnck's own life the trian
I'd. mean, SEPARATION from the woman
who loved hini enough ION seif.sacri
ncc. who was il then tina, was not
On the equal plane. morally ana IN
| tsllcctuaily7'
surely not Ceorgct,c H. blanc VII,
, VIII permit no word ~ criticism
! aglins, her former husband aud pres
.nt good friend nor against th'
W,"an WIN now bears his name.
Il have had many difficulties saw
/ Nine l.. Blanc. "aud sometimes
think Il IN because wss born undci
the sign of Mars. the God ~ War
Still. always come out victorious
Decentralization with Mae,erllnek-
that implies unfricndliness now-ar,
We are the best Of friends"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25

O. .rg,t.,. AND o., SAN, pretty NTH
cui .s Nacter,inck's present wife.
surely Nina, o. Blame herself must
have been much admired throughout
h.- au,r un.u TOO stag, Ia France
and as tho wife 90 On" p"et But she
diI ro. leave hUr husband for .
,hlul, k,l
"Ah-u,. naturally mot, loved
Dim. Q could mover SOC another she
siiU
ESQ women need hc vain u she hss
received many declarations u love. II
uay or. WHu that she has iraycl-l
mot than other women.
"it l. the ESSENTIAL quality ~ q WON.
an ta attract men. ana the pruVinc"
~ man % iry to POSSESS whatever he
admlres. hut % ~ also wUman's pre-.
ruluiitr Co.. rcius''
"An American woman, Jane Burr
Mm,. H. Biau, was told. has written
d book which bias startled London. L..
q she declares that love lasts but eight
years
How Does She Know.
\ burst ~ KAY laughter followed
this
"H0w dr0li-huw does that lady
,nm -ch7' asked Georgctte.
'L0yo MAJ las; q day-or a lifetime.
As o. marriage. that IL necessary
institution. lk, religion and politics
"I.lh" the horses that walk IN the
shafts "a protect them. people walk
ir ma;rimory. II is the basis and the
.trcngth ~ society.
"liut ccriain persons u creative
iiiG' ar, uo; IN that category and d.
mo-. follow the rules
"in q fold ~ wheat some stalk.
shoe, up above the rest. They are
then more exposed. ~ course.
But IL Is prcdcst!ned that s0m'
must grow taller and be- exposed.
q give 90 everyone the same prin
c.pi,-.f % does not work out IN every
cls-thai j. the business q the per
son hims,lf
was curlous % know what Nine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
MlETERLINCWS FIRST WIFE
WHO INSPIRED THEN LOST HIM,
STILL HOLDS HIM MOST DEAR
rs MARGERY REX.
Written Cor the International News
gaFVign

Written Tor the International News
Service
NEW YORK. Dec % What srcrcis
stir behind the green gold eyes ~
Ceorgcite L. Blanc'
What could not the first wife 81
Alarrioe Maeterlnck. hts early aid ana
inspiration. tell ~ their marriage ard
nihFcducnt rarting-it she would
But Nine L. Blanc ne she r. known
10 the France that loves her. now on
visit 10 New York. Is lving qu.c'ly
in m uptown apartment 10 pcnc"
with ,he world and with herself ar
parsn,ly. although She has known the
bittcesi experiences that May come
Co a woman--to love. Co inspire. tn
marry n man OF g,nils. to guard and
tend his divine FIRE till IL famed
around the world, aud then 20 los" him
60 another
Geurgeiic lie Blanc would tell YOU
she has not host Maoi,rllnCk: that hr,
tween them lives u deep affection
which nothing can ever destroy Ana
she would smile with amuFri tolerance
II you were Co suggest That Do Or
great 81 her CD forgive and Co. ln'.
when the g.rl she heiri,ud,d and made
her guest az the AhhgNv d. - Wan.
drille. forgot about duty ana Hnugrl'l
away the love cd Maet'rlinck.
Al Women Big.hrared
"nie.hcaried-- no." said Nine Lc
Blanc. AN wum,n haze large hearts
when they are tried
She had entered gg.rtly. and NoV
first became avian, ~ h,r hy ,nr faint
breath - the heady scent she wore.
Thon a 1.-the. graceful woman. mass
II yellow curls poised over piqwni
features. her gown the color 90 her
hair. sank back into a dark difan
Al about her nang gold and silver
epangisd lucss. cloud.hlu and crimson
fllmy stuffs she has added g. IN" har
monious nVingrnom Of the auartmcnt
that has b"en loaned a. hes.
II seemed like a setting Tor an an'
eicnt priestness. an unele-and We
waited for the words q wisdom
zone being doesn't always suffice Dr.
a lifetime" she said. 1t - not ~
ways a case Of q man looking to 20
Younger woman ior love. Youth -
not the answer 20 the riddle. u may
b. anyone II many qualities that a.
tracts
Change IL t..c great attraction. the
greatest stlmuiant. Change u nece-
ary.
1T Is an crrgr ~ the poets 90 tain
Of eternal loyc-man u reborn Win
every new love. Love each time huoys
him az. reuess his vitality. To take
the pruflered love i mans Obligation.
Most amazing % women. O. defend
To uphold ideas which have taken away
from her what she held dear For
years ~ close spiritual and intellcc
tual bond held Maeterllnck % Geor
geite IL Blanc that her thoughts cx.
pressed IN letters supplemented those
which he had been about 90 write o.
her in their rare separations.
II IL believed that the attachment,
which resulted finally In the marrlag
OG Maeierlinck and Renee pahon i
enc less intellectual In character.
During the rehearsal - The Blue
Bird" IN which Nine L. Blanc playel
the part % Light" the Belgian poet
stood in the wings and suddenly sid
% his wife:
who il that pretty little girl vita
the SILVER taSsel on her cap7''
i, was Renee Dahon. the pro,ege -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25
Time for Payments
Upon Public Lands
Will Be Extended

Motto" has been received In the OF
flee IT the County Clerk from the gem
cral Land office az Austin to the Il.
feet that the land advertised ~ be- for
f'itcd and placed on sale January Isl
would not be- thus forfeited Tor non
payment ~ Interest
The state Commissioner states that
II has not vet been decided WHEN the
furfeituros viii be- declared bat gives
the assurance that plenty uf notice viii
be- furnished to allow the persons con.
cerned a. make IA" necessary pay
mcnts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25

Baby taNia. for two passengers. az"
gradually replacing a., rickshaws IN
Japan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-25

san Francisco is planning $500 .
OrH civic center as q war memorial.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-21
EDUCATIONAL, NC~[SSScSN&&@CcNcN BUSINESS COLLEGES

NIGHT SCHOOL
 The Wheeler night school is the only night school in Birmingham open the entire year; thirty-second year; expert teachers; individual instruction; non -sectarian; reason al ble rates; sessions Monday, Wednesday and Friday nghts courses in English, spelling. read ing, writing. penmanship, short- 2 hand, typewrtng, bookkeeping salesmanship and commercial law Call, write or phone. Wheeler Business College, 1909 to 1929 1st Ave, Birmingham, Ala. (Eptrance next Western Unon)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-21
LEGAL NOTICES
SfocLholder.' Meeting

Notice is hereby EIven that a special rle leeting Of the Stoc ckholders of the Masonic Temple Association win be held at the Masonic Temple, in Birmingham, Ala bsma. P M for the purpose of passing the question of issuing Bonds in a not exceeding Seven Hundred and Fifty Thou sand tss50.oo0.00) Dollars, to be secured by deed of trust all part of the real property owned by said Association, and flor the transaction of such other business 'as may properly come before said meeting.
 F. B. KEISER. President. ALBERT l.. REESE. Secretary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-21
GREENSBORO TAKES
 PIEDMONT PENNAN7 l

Raleigh, N. C., September 2o.-Greens- boro won the Piedmont League pennant today by defeating Raleigh, to ,, in the final and deciding game of the series between the two leaders at the ends of the first and second halves or the seasons play. Seven games were played and each club had won three when they met today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-21
New Incorporation

Papers of incorporation were filed in the probate court yesterday by the Cherokee Iron Company with an au- thorized capital stock of $2.0oo. The firm will begin business with $1,00o of the capital stock paid in. Officers are G. s. McCune, president; John $. Bibb, vice president, and F. Miller, sec retary and treasurer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-21
Venire Drawn

A venire of 140 names for the sec ond grand jury of the term and the petit juries for the criminal division of the circuit court which will open it's fall term on october 4, where drawn From the jury box yesterday by Judge Dan A. Greene and Judge Horace C. Wilkinson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-21
Will Probated

The will of the late Mrs. Mary Young R;srs was filed in the probate court yesterday The entire estate. which is valued at s9,oOO. was left to her broth CTS. Campbell Young and Robert Young.