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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
FIT. MORGAN SUGAR
MEN VISIT THIS CITY

MEN VISIT THIS CITY
f. ~ Rogers and H. Brown OF FIT.
Morgan are here in the interest OF
the Industrial Sugar Company
MRS. LEACH EXPECTED
HOME TODAY FROM VISIT
Mrs. J. l.. Leach OF this city. who
has been visiting her mother. Mrs.
Sue Danridge at Ft. Morgan. is ex-
pected to heturn home today.
BLEcHETs RETURN
TO PUEBLO
Mr. and Mrs. Mark r. Blechet. who
have been guests in this cit, for the
past few days. returned to their home
In Pueblo "Wednesday.
MAN FROM JAPAN
HERE ON BUSINESS
H. Safo of Tokyo. Japan. IS a 5is'-
ness visitor in Canon City In the in
terest OF the Empire Zinc Company
EDDIE sTINEmEyER HOME
FROM STOCK SHOW
Eddie Stineneyer came home We'd
nesday from Denver where he attend
ed the county commissioners' meet
ing
mAuDE JENKINS
ENF GO ( -
Miss Maude jenkins OF Kansas City
Joined Mr. and Mrs. W " Smith and
party in Denver the first of the week
and expects to come to Canon City for
few days visit about Friday. Miss
Jenkins has a very good paying po-
sition with a brokerage concern in
Kansas City.
CANON CITY PEOPLE
AT DENVER.
A Record reporter saw the follow
ing local people in Denver on Tues
day and Wednesday: E. A. Bradbury.
AL Wykeff. Jim Bunten. Leb Harding.
bud yanBuskirk. Mise Msude Jen-
kins. Louis S. Lear. Robert Nelson.
Charlie Canterbury. Homer Hutchin-
son. Forest Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lane A Duff. Mr.. and Mrs. Mearell
Kissinger. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Thomas
Or. wE66's BROTHER
DEAD AT INDIANAPOLIS
Dr. +. e. Webb received a telegram
"Wednesday night from Indianapolis
Ind. announcing the death of his
brother X W Webb. in shat city
"Wednesday evening following an oper
alton for appendicitis The deceased
was operated on 10 days or two weeks
ago and appeared to be recovering
nicely from it's effects when complica-
tons developed. resulting in his sud
den death Dr Webb WIZ be unable
10 attend the funeral
WRIGHT SALE AVERAGED
TWO SALES A MINUTE
The Wright administrators sale last
Tuesday January 20. at 4it River
street. =ss - speedy event and
broueht big prices Col. c. Brewer
put his sales tax in high gear and as
result completed 200 individual
sales in three hours time. naking
close to two safes minute. Col
Brewer has lone list OF sales sched-
uied for the near future
CURRENT CREEK RANcHERs
HERE ON BUSINESS
= y. Noorehouse and ". II. Stoker
of the Current Creek country are busi-
ness visitors in Canon CITY today.
MRS. loMBARoi OPENS
BOARDING HOUSE
Mrs Albert LOMBARD. who has
m
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WILL LEAVE SUNDAY
FOR CALIFORNIA
WILL LEAVE FRIDAY
FOB NORTON. KAN.

L. r Sidebottom viii leave Fridat
for Norton. Kan. where he Will speni
some time in connection with this
Peerless Touring mills OF which he y
one of the directing heads Mr Side
bottom will probably be absent from
Canon city for a couple OF weeks.
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THE ROYAL BAKERY

ls now leeatsl at sos Main street.
We have The hest In brsaaa and
pastries. phens ycus erslsss. Cali
Canon 27oL -
, 1920-10-13
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

Toxic, Oct. 9Th. The intention OF the
Japanese Govt. to send additional troops
to Manchuria on the Corean border has
are being despatched as quickly as pos
sible in consequence of frequent raids by
bandits WHO are t%errorizing the popula,
ton, which includes many Chinese! and
the evidence received that the Chinese
troops are unabla TO prevent the disorders.
Warsaw, Oct. 8th.-The League Of Ma
t;ons has sent a commission to consider
the situation in connection with the FIX
ing of the boundaries OF Poland and Llth-
uania. Provisional frontiers have al
ready been arranged as far as the Ger
man frontier to the confluence of the
rivers Igorka and Niemen. following the
route towards Uchies. The Poles and
Lithuanians have been ordered to with
draw to six kilometres from the limits
WarssW, Oct. 10Th Lithuanian insur-
rectiv..-ts, led by the Polish General
, 1920-10-13

as a result Of the corporation campaign
contributions to Governor Cox.
CHICAGO: Dorothy Noble, four years
old, was set on fire and burned to death
Yesterday by Robert Scanlow five years
old, when she refused to give him some
candy. Neighbors ran to the assistance
of the little girl, bnt she was severely
burned before the fire could be put out.
She died in STAINS Hospital.
LONDON: Serious rioting broke out
at AIdershot at midnight last night when
two hundred irish AMI cold-stream
guards StaEei a demonstration gathering
the doors Of the i2cal guard-houses aad
demanding the release OF their mar rlson-
ed comrades.
DUBLIN: Great Britain has made an
open declaration Of war in Ireland is the
Interpretation Sim Fem leaders here
today placed on the speech OF Premier
Lloyd George At Carnavon, Wales.
NAPLES: All macaroni factories in
nearoy towns which had been taken
over by new workers nave been return
ed TO their owoers. In some cases it
was necessary to call out the police 10
effect the transfer.
CLEVELAND: Charges against Rube
Vanguard, port-side finger for the
Brooklyn Dodgers, arrested on the
charge Of ticket ~scalping. will not be
pressed it was stated today ny police
officials.
SCARBOROUGH, NEW YORK: Silly
talk" is the way Mrs. Frank A. Wander
lip characterized Chauncey Maeper's
statement that ~nine-tenths of the women
OF the United States will vote the same
as their husbands.
SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA. A
cyclone swept through this city today do
ing considerable damage to property. No
one reported injured. Was the first
since 1868 and lasted twenty minutes.
, 1920-10-13

Meal, kiln4rie5 .er 100 Yrs $3.35
New Seasons Pork per bri. $37. 90
Heavy Mess Pork per bbl. $31 90
Sugar---Crystais maximum per 100 lbs
MoIasses Sugar $50 test. no Quotation.
Cotton, Middhrg Upland, at Liverpool
per lh. Is 12-I00d.
Exchange, New York and London. 60
days sight $3,453
Exchange New York and London, sight
So. 493
LONDON, Oct. 7th 1920.
Sugar, Demerara Crystals, Govt. CONTROL
ed price, duty paid 1905. Cd.
Demerara Crystals free Of con
troll, duty paid, 95s. 103s.
Moscovado Govt. co trolled price,
duty paid, l24s. Sd.
free OF control duty!paid
65s. 75s.
fine 85s.
German Beet $3.50 fob. no sales.
White Java sugar elf United Kingdom
nominal 84s. Cd.
Demerara Rum, per gal. nominal.
Trinidad Cocoa, Good Middling Red no
minal per cWt 78s, Cd.
Cotto Medium Fine Sea Island. at ljv-
erpool per Id. nominal
Bank of England rate Of Discount per
cent. Z.
C0nsoIa 454.
Three per cent rentes in Paris Fcs. So, 80
All prices subject to correction.
, 1920-10-13
PRICES CUT ON FORD AUTOS.

One OF the most significant steps so
far taken in the downward movement
which has just made the following
new prices: r%unabouts 1896, touring ears
$44O, sedans S795, truck chassis $545,
tractors $3.50. Electric starting and
lighting is included in coupes and sedans
and can be added to runabouts and
touring ears for $40 extra. Henry Ford
says the war is. over and it is time
prices were over Pathfinder.
Oct 2nd
, 1920-10-13

uanlan cdplIdl, DIS q pIObGot oS"AboH 'HN
decision of the Poish-Lithuanian peace
delegates to include the Wilma district in
Lithuanian territory. The insurgents
claim that Wilma an@ Grondo rightly be,
long to Poland.
London. Oct. 1Oth.-Lord CurzOn, Sec
retary for Foreign Affairs, has annou .ced
that the British Navy will attack al
submarines encountered on the high seas.
Several Bolsheviki submarines are re
ported operating in Danzig Bay, which
are menacing Polish supplies.
Paris. Oct. 10th.-The next meeting OF
the League of Nations, scheduled to be
held at Brussels on October 18th, has
been postponed to October goth.
London. Oct. 10th. Madrid reports
state that the industrial situation at
Barcelona is extremely critical Troops
and police have been reinforced. 1t
is likely that martial law will be pro
claimed. The troops are expected to
remain neutral if the workers seize the
factories.
Paris, Oct. l0th.-The Paris Nantes
night express was wrecked accidental!
~ asst night, and resulted in rhe death
of forty persons and the injury OF
more than one hundred.
Cameron, Texas, Oct. 10th.-A fire
OelloV6Q TO nave DS6p OA IuCSIluIaiy OAA
gin, tonight destroyed 10000 bales OF
cotton in warehouses here. The loss is
estimated at 81, 600, 900.
Washington, Oct. 9th. "A White House
statement issued today gives the steno-
g~rapher's report of the address OF Presi-
dent Wilson al the eighth plenary SEES
sion of the Paris Peace Conference, con
traFicting the claim Of Senator Spencer
that the President promised to send al
American army over seas if Rumania in
vaded Serbia. The President denied max
ing such a promise. The stenographic
report just issued ~substantlates his clam
New York, Oct, 10th.-The American
steamer AbanQareg, enToute from New
Orleans to Havana, Kingston and Port
Limon, went ashore off Kingston light
house. She was hoated unchanged.
Havana, Oct. 10th-President MenocaI
issued a decree last night proclaimlng a
moratorium effective until December LIST.
following a conference Of bankers and
government officials regarding Cuban
financial conditions.
Paris, Oct. 8th.--Germany is expected
to make a new proposal regarding fepa-
~rations. She will suggest rebuilding the
French devastated regions by a German
syndicate, free Of control by the French.
France is expected TO refuse.
London, Oct. 10th. The Prince OF
Wales arrived tonight at Spithead on
board H. M. S. Renown, from his Aus
+~rol;or trim He made p formal landing.
, 1920-10-13
BARBAROUs-Barbar H0

BARBARoUs-Barber How Do you
like the razor slr?'
VICTIM u could hardly think it was
possible thai [ was being shaved!'
BARBER -Flatterad-'Than what dIi
you think sir?"
VICTIM That ! was being sand pa
pered.'~-St. Thomas Nail Notes, Oct
9Th.
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how to get to Soapy Stones ranch
from here, Miss London?"
She laughed. Her doubts were van
fishing like mist before the sunshine
"Good guess. At least he was there
the last heard"
I''And I expect your information is
pretty recent"
That drew another little laugh, &C
companied by a. blush.
Don't you think have told you
. enough for one day, Mr.. F1andrau?''
'"That Mr. sounds too solemn. My
friends call me Curly" he let her
know.
She remembered that he was a
stranger and a rustler and she drew
up stif1y. This pleasant young fellow
was too familiar.
IF you take this trail to the scrub
pines above, then keep due north for
about four miles, you'll strike the
creek again. Just follow the trail
along it to the horse ranch"
With that she turned on her heel
and walked into the kitchen.
Curly had not meant to be ''fresh."
He was always ready for foolery with
the girls, but he was not the sort to
go too far. Now he blamed himself
for having moved too fast. He had Of
Tended her sense of what was the
proper thing.
There was nothing for 1t but to sad
die and take the road.
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CHAPTER III.-Continued.

Maloney grinned across at him.
"You try it, son. You've always led a
good pious life. He sure would listen
to you"
He had said it as jest, but Curly
did not laugh. Why not? Why
shouldn't he hunt up Sam and let him
know how his folks were worrying
about him? He was footloose till Sep
TENDER and out Of job. For he could
not go back to the Map of Texas with
his hat in his hand and a repentant
whine on his lips. Why not hike into
the hills and round up the boy?
damn if don't take a crack at it."
The man on the other side Of the
table stared at him.
Meaning that, are your"
yep"
might be some lively if Soapy gets
wise to your Intentions" he said in a
casual sort Of way.
81 don't aim to declare them out
loud"
That was all they said about it at
that time. The rest of the evening
was devoted to pleasure.
since rnelr way was one for several
miles MalOney and Curly took the road
together next morning at daybreak.
Their ponies ambled along side by
side at the easy gait characteristic Of
the Southwest.
Your plainsman is a taciturn indi-
vidual. These two rode for an hour
without exchanging a syllable.
At Willow Wash their ways di-
verged. They parted with the casual
"SO-long; see you later" Curly was
striking for the headwaters of Dead
Cow creek, where Soapy Stone had a
horse ranch.
About two o'clock he reached a lit
tie park in the hills, in the middle Of
which, by a dry creek, lay, a ranch.
The young man at first thought the
place was deserted for the day, but
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-02-05
IN A BEAR TRAP.

Synopsis.-Adventur and reck-
less, rather than criminal, and ex-
cited by liquor, Curly Flandrau
and his chum, Mac, both pract-
cally mere boys, become involved
in a horse-stealing adventure. Dis
posing of the stolen stock in the
town of Saguache, Ariz., the band
separates, Curly and his partner
staying in town. They are awak-
ened and told a posse is in town
in pursuit of them. They elude
their pursuers. Overtaken next
day, Mac is killed by the posse and
Curly taken captive, after he has
shot one and himself been wound
ed. The man shot is Luck Guilt
son, a former fighting sheriff. Gull
lison's friends, all cattlemen, deter
mine to lynch Curly as an example
to cattle thieves. With the rope
around his neck he is saved by the
Intervention of Kate Cullison,
Luck's daughter. His wound
dressed, and further violence not
apprehended, Curly is sent for by
Cullison. He questions the boy
concerning a notorious outlaw,
Soapy Stone, real leader Of the rus
tiers who had been Curly's undo
ing. F1andrau learns that Soapy
Stone is Cullison's bitter enemy
and exercises q baleful influence
over the ex-sheriff's son Sam, who
has Quarreled with his father. Gull
lison goes bail for Curly. Curly
rescues Soapy Stone from a bear
trap and discovers that the outlaw
is young Sans rival for the hand
of Laura London.
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Out came her gloved hand in the
frmest of grips.
ST know that now. You didn't think.
And made mistake. thought you
were taking advantage because / had
been friendly. I'm glad you spoke
about it. Wen forget it. There's
something want you to do for me-"
ST expect maybe I'll do it,
Its about that boy he has up
there" She gave hopeless little ges-
ture toward the hills.
"Sam Cullison?''
eyes"
"What about him"
Hes bent on running him, always
him. / can't tell you how l know it,
but I'm sure And now he's more
set on it than ever"
Jealous, is he?"
eyes. If he can drag Sam down
and get him into trouble he'll pay off
two grudges at once. And he will too.
You'll see. He's willy as an Indian.
For that matter there is Apache blood
in him, folks say"
'What about young Cullison? Can't
he make fight for himselfW
"Oh, you know how boys are. Sam
is completely under this mans infu-
ence." Her voice broke little. "And
can't help him. I'm only girl. He
won't listen to me. What Sam needs
is man friend, one just as strong and
determined as Soapy but one who In
good and the right sort Of an influ-
ence."
"Are you picking me for that re-
sponsible friend who is to be such q
powerful influence for good?" Curly
asked with q smile.
"Yes-yes, am" She looked up at
him confidently.
Curly met her on the ground of her
own seriousness. "rn tell you some
thing, Miss Laura. Maybe you'll DO
glad to know that the reason I'm go
ing to the horse ranch is to help Sam
Cullison If can"
He went on to tell her the whole
story Of what the Collisions had done
for him. In all that he said there was
not one word to suggest such thing,
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"What's Up?"

but Laura LOndon's mind jumped the
gaps to knowledge of the truth that
Curly himself did not have The young
man was in love with Kate Cullison.
She was sure of it.
When Curly walked back into the
house, Stone laid down the paper he
had been reading.
81 see the Sentinel hints that Mr..
Curly FIandrau had better be lynched, -
he jeered.
1.-THE Sentinel don't always hit the
bulls-eye, Soapy," returned the young
man evenly. "It thinks belong to the
Soapy Stone outfit, but we know i
haven't that honor
Soapy frowned at him under the
heavy eyebrows that gave him so men.
acing an effect.
Better come back with me to th3
ranch till you look around"
"Suits me right down to the grouRd
il it does you"
house and opened the door Of the
room. He was big lank fellow with
shotgun In his hands. "FrOm Mss
souri," was stamped all over his awk.
ward frame. He stood staring at his
unexpected guests. His eyes, clashing
with those Of Stone. grew chill and
hard.
$50 you're back here again, are
your" he asked, looking pretty black.
Stones lip smile Knocked him. 81
don't know how you guessed it, but
sure am here"
Didn't tell you to keep away from
the Bar 99-you and your whole cursed
OUTFIT"
Seems to me you did mention some
thing of that sort. But how was l to
know whether you meant it unless
came back to see?"
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when Ire called a girl appeared at the
door. She was young person of soft
curves and engaging dimples. Be-
meath the brown cheeks of Arizona
was a pink that came and went very
attractively.
Curly took off his dusty gray hat
"Buenos tardes, senorita I'll bel, I'm
too late to draw any dinner"
"Buenos, senor," she answered
promptly. "Pn bet you'd lose your
money. You can WASH over there by
the pump. There's a towel on the
fence
She disappeared into the house and
Curly took care of his horse, washed,
and sauntered back to the porch. He
could smell potatoes frying and could
hear the sizzling of ham and eggs.
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Life at the horse ranch.

(To BE coNT1NUED.)
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-02-19
RINGGOLD HAPPENINGS

Mr.. A. B. Shehee visited his son, Dr.
r. D, Shehee and family, at Arcadia
on Monday and Tuesday.
Messrs O. G. Thomas and ). j. Burk'
halter were in Arcadia Wednesday Oh
business.
Mr.. Frank Franklin, one OF our pes'
citizens, died at his home near mere las
Wednesday night followin an attach
of pnumonia.
Mrs. Albert Givens of Rnston, wa
here last week during the illness o
her homefolks.
Rev. H. B. yandenburg returned .
This home Friday after a weeks vlsi
with his daughter, Mrs. G. o. Thomas
and family.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-02-19
The Erie Canal.

I, On the 2eth Of October, 1925. the
Erie canal, connecting Lake Erie and
the Hudson river, was opened. The
event was announced by the firing OF
cannon at short intervals along the
entire length. The canal, begun a.
Rome, N. Y, In 1917, was completed
chiefly through the influence OF De-
Witt Clinton. The cost Of construc.
ton was 100000.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-02-19

Miss Daisy Aud was
fine maid of honor, and Mr.. Horace Du
hose, best man, Mr.. Reginald, High
tower, rmgbearer. The marriage
ceremony was impressively performed
by King Murphy.
Dainty baskets Of cakes aad heaf'
shaped sandwiches, tied with red RID
bon were served in the hall. Miss Mary
Madden presided at the punch bowl
Afterthe refreshments every one gath
cred around the fire and toasted
marshmallOws.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-02-19
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DANDkUFF
Girls! Try 1t! Hair gets soft, fluff!
and beautiful-Get small bottle
Of Danderine

If you care for heavy hair that gus
tens with beauty and is radiant Will
life; has an Incompatible softness anu
is fluffy and lustrous, Try Danderine.
Just one application doubles the
beauty Of your hair, besides 1t immed
lately dissolyes every particle OF dand
ruff. You can not have nice heavy'
healthy hair if you have dandruff' rms
destructive scurf robs the hair OF It's
lustre, its strength and its very life
and IL It is not overcome produces a
feyerishness and itching Of the scalp
the hair roots famish, loosen ana dles
then the hair falls out fast. Surely
get small bottle Of Knowlton's Dan
derine from any drug store ana JUS
Try it.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-02-19
SUCCESSION NOTICE.

Succession of Sarah Maey. Number
500, Probate Docket, Third Judlclal
District Court. Bienville Parish, La.
Notice is hereby given that ). J.
Burkhalter, has this day filed appllca-
tion for letters of administration on
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fine estate and succession of Sarah Max
ey and unless opposition thereto is filed
within ten days, as required by law,
the prayer of said petitioner will be
granted.
This done and signed officially, on
tbis the nineteenth day of February
A. d., 1920,
C. C. TRAVIS,
Deputy Clerk District Court
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where she had her tOnSils rmOved. she
has been quite i'll since her return.
Mr.. Emmett Murphy spent last week
end with his grand father, Mr.. King,
at Bienyille.
Messrs. J. L. Bailey, J. H. Boddle,
and R. C. Griggs, Of Bear Greek, were
in town Tuesday.
Ladies, you are cordially invited to
call and inspect our line Of HENDER-
SON CORSETS. McClelians.
Mr. Chas Byrd, Of Gibsland was a
guest on Tuesday of his brother, MIR.
Tom Byrd and family.
Dr. Webb Harper of Ruston was the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. B. F. Fergu-
son and family, ON Monday.
Ladies Winter Coats Suits and
Dresses at half price, McCONATHY's
SALE.
Misses Esther Belle and Mary Mos
ley, laft on last Friday afternoon t
visit their aunt, Mrs. Brooks, at Der
nice.
HENDERSON CORsETS are design
ed for comfort and beauty, and for ev
ery figure. And they last. See then
lat IL. McCLELLAN'S
| Mrs. j. d. Sims, Of Simsboro, Is
guest of her son, Mr.. r. D. Sims an
family. She made the visit especially
, to see her new grandson, Jas. Monro
] Sims, Jr.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A, I'LL
ems sympathize with them In the
anxiety about their little son, Allen, WI
continues quite i'll with pneumonia, an
a relapse from measles.
Every lady knows the quality an
reputation Of HENDERSON CORSET
and that's why we handle them.
Mcclellan
II MIR. and Mrs Leo Daniel were call
to Mt. Lebanon, Sunday on account
| the serious illness Of Mrs. DAME
| mother, Mrs. John Caldwell.
III Mr.. Dudley Edwards has been on 4
j sick list, but is better. Mr. 30
: Smelly has been real sick with
MI measles but somewhat improved.
The HENDERSON is the best Cor
made. iswlat most ladies say. We 9
ry complete line. MeCLEll4
Mrs Jodie Gardner. OF Snreveps
was a visitor in town last week.
came especially to see her sister N
Jessie, who has had an attack oi
fluenza.
EVERY THING IN THIS ]
STORE REDUCED WHILE 7
sALE IS ON. McCONATHi,
Hon, willard Atkins. Of ShreVep
former representative from clairDe
Parish, was the guest on sunday
his brother, Mr.. W. A. Atkins
family and his son, DR.. Lamar All
Miss Gladys Conger left on sun
and Joined her sisters, Mrs. We
saunders and Miss Willie conger
Monroe, for a visit to New orle
where they win attend Mardi u
Even the SPRING HATS are y
ed way down at MccONATHYss
MIR. and Mrs, Cap Jones have
coined into their home their llrst
little son, who will be called WI
)kh Iepvood. He was born on Frida
~ II course viii be loving and giving
weighs 5 pounds.
'iES Miss Bessie Brown left on ~
EN- was Ia ~ s,ster Mas Jessie, \
AND = ' ", - J. ! i 4. and together
will visit New Orleans, % EMO
festivities Of the Carnival seaso
..,s;t thn;r brother. p. %. Br(
Misses Leila Roden, Nellie and
@ shiyely attended TIE funeral