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Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-05-21
COUNTY SEAT NEWS ITEMS.

Robert Starr, banjo player anc
cornetest, has arrived in the city
from Spokane to become a mem.
Der of the Cowboy band. He
will be in the Cowboy orchestra
to play for the dance Saturday
night.
o. c. Nail, who recently re-
signed as cashier of the Salmon
River State bank at Whitebird,
has become a full partner OF
George M. Reed in the insurance
and real estate business in
Grangeville. The firm will be
known as George M. Reed & Co.
d. w. Church of Boise, state
insurance manager was in
Grangeville Monday in the inter
est of the state insurance de-
partment. Mr.. Church h a S
charge of the casualty insurance
written by the state for employ
ers.
Word has been received re-
Gently of the marriag of Miss
Hazel Richardson and Frank.
Hall, of Nampa. Miss Richard
son is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Foster Richardson o f
Whitebird.
Dangerous trail at Salmon
point on Salmon river, just
across the steam from higgins,
has been improved at a cost of
S940, through cooperation of
Idaho county, residents of the
river country and the U. S. for
est service.
John w. Eagleson, state treas
urer and candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for govern
or of Idaho, spent Sunday in
Grangeville in conference with
local politicians. Mr.. Eagleson
is basing his pre-convention
campaign on an attack of the
present cabinet form of govern
ment in Idaho.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-05-21

observation-disclosures of Eugene V.
Debs. the socialist party's nominee for
president, and all other political prison.
ers. was asked in petition presented
to Attorney General Palmer by com.
mittee appointed at the socialist con.
ventlon In New York.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-05-21
Frankfort Evacuated.

Mayence.-The French troops which
have been in occupation of Frankfort
Darmstadt and other cities on the east
bank Of the Rhine evacuated those
cities. II is announced here.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-05-21
Swiss Join LEAGUE Of Nations.

Berne.-Switxerland In a referen.
dunn on the question OF acceptance or
rejection OF membership In the league
u nations. voted In favor Of the
prapesitinn.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-05-21
Seattle Population is Given az sts.ss2

Washington.-The population OF Sc
attic. Wash, as shown by the 1920
census is S15.652, II was announced
here. This is an increase of 7s,4s4,
or 1871 per cent.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-15
LAUREL VOTES FOR SCHOOL
Referendum in That Special District
Shows Encouraging Result.

Referendum in That Special District
Shows Encouraging Result.
Smvrna special school district
which will soon have the opportunity
of a referendum vote on handsome
new enlarged school building, cantake
announcement from Laurel. The first
of the districts to seek aid OF the
school auxiliary. At the special cleo
ton held Saturday in Laurel on the
bond issue of $4,000 for the erection
of a new school building for the white
pupils of that district, the friends OF
education won an overwhelming VIC
tory. two hundred and fifty-nine tax
ables voting for the bond issue, cast
ing 6.51O votes, while but nine, IN
cludinp one woman, who voted IN OPP
position by mistake, the tickets beng.
identical in size, shape, color and
printing except for the words for or
"against." cast adverse votes, when
totaled 1856. A few others in the DIS
trict were opposed to the bond ISSUE
but preferred to stay away from the
voting place. J. Osborne Adams, pres
ident of the local Board OF Educatlon'
talked by telephone with DR.. j. H.
Odell of the Delaware School Auxll-
iary Association, who expressed grea.
pleasure at the result and assured
him the fund of 100000, which was
promised that school district by sir
Pierre S. DUPONT to assist in erecting
modern school building, was ready
Smyrna times., 1920-09-15

ney Warburton and Sheriff Seth got
busy and traced foot prints across
field where an automobile had been
standing. A former tenant on the
farm was suspected and was traced
to Middletown. He returned to the
farm with officers and the foot prints
tailed with his shoes, also the tires
on his automobile measures with the
tire marks on the edge of the field,
across to the burned stacks and back
again to the automobile. The sus-
pect was brought to Elkton Jail and
questioned by the officers, who per-
mitted him to return to his home iE
Delaware and are again working On
the case, running out his movements
on Saturday night, before making the
serious charge of arson.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-15

whenever it was needed. The gift of
Mr.. dupont, through the school aux
iliary, is keenly appreciated as the
community greatly needed a modern,
well-equipped school building, the old
structures being of frame construc-
tion, poorly lighted, badly ventilated,
insanitary, inadequate in size and
equipment, and considered a fre-trap.
AS the district, under the law, could
not raise more than $4,000 with the
present costs Of construction that
amount would hardly begin the erec-
tion of the kind of structure the dis
trict needs so badly.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-15

for adults will begin in about a week
or ten days, and all those desiring to
join the class are requested to make
their desire known to the rector as
soon as possible.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-15
NJ WORDS APPLAUDED.
!, IpDsn,!lieStatiOn pa,!a. Follows Ser
Va Political Dut;o. =

!, enanliestatiOn ell.a Follows Ser
4. y Political = Duties of Women
Ii ! q tle Women who heard him
|ac Ig %,,. polls and vote, Rev.
H. n %plllams, I former pastor of
i nj. i : Church, in his sermon
s,,s s9I at McCabe Memorial M
| ). n Wilmington, was greet
/ h ss.. outOurst of applause.
\ ii 'ated' was the first exam
ssa.Ort H. sort of approval he had
\ ap ~ n an eastern church.
essdaa1 snas the element favoring
NM 1'0s Of righteousness, such
ls FL croOkedness in politics.
sss % vote, Rev. Williams
d II necessary for the decent
ID eoo.. country to get out and
son'. ns'unlerbalance the unscru-
ID a'in Sn.'' voters. He also point
uaa,ss;.. ss Of all citizens to as
p'sS'9ld sSI'sludiced attitude toward
mems Of the day.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-15
TRACED "FIREBUG" SUSPECT.

Criminal Indications in Burning of
Wheat Stacks Near EIktOn.
Late Saturday evening three wheat
stacks on the Reginald Constable
farm, three miles south of Ell1ton
were destroyed by fire. The El1ton
fire department was called out and on
arriving at the scene found the stacks
had been set on fire. States Attor-
Smyrna times., 1920-09-15
ST. PETERS CHURCH NOTES.
The Rev. Thomas Getz Hill, Rector,
Announces Services For Week.

Announces Services For Week.
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
of this week are Ember days, in
which the church asks the prayers of
her people in behalf of those who are
to be ordained to any office in the
church. There will be evensong on
Friday evening at 7.3O, followed by
choir rehearsal. Sunday next, Sep
tember 10Th, will be the sixteenth Sun
day after Trinity. Services as fol-
lows: Church school at 1915 a. M;
holy communion and sermon at IL a.
M; and evensong with sermon at 7.S0
p. m. The confirmation instruction
Smyrna times., 1920-09-15
,ocAL MARKETS

n wv Grain
= rp' ............$2-45
" ......... 1.75
4. Produce
.......''''''.c p
l'oIItl. r5ite, per basket ....' 70 70
S, ,rd ..........'.'' q
"a Live Stock
Der pound ..''.''''''is - % 9O
~ ,.sssed ...........'''''l0 ~
raNA AND VICINITY
~ ,,.n, Of General Interest Gath
~ sred During tht Week.
Seed at webD's'-"dv'
q, Webb's White Loaf Flour.
'.rtssd satisfactiOn.-ady'
si5s stias ;; ]; In, Mill is ready for grinding
sh 7e.-adv'
for Carpets, Rugs, Mattings
,,.,lsums-W. G. Roe & Co.
0i D'la- S,le-COw Peas, Timothy,
a.-.n. !, CIover and Alfalfa seed.-W.
HUNDRED Iss9ls e-Adv
william laura Lee Circle, of Kings
esyaaa y and atsr. will meet at the home of
v Cray Keakyne, tomorrow,
: Pssniss8 9s l,y night,at 7.3O o'clOck-Sec.
the nou =
n. hassh !. messalines, georgette, crepes,
. I hundrsj aaf ,rd silk hosiery, at Mrs. Mar
and and hay Norris Millinery Store-Adv
dings and y EOi'-S
premise .p will be meeting of Smyrna
tn the On puS " M IA, American Legion, Fri
Road an sgning, September 10th, at eight
containing ''Ae'
large tw
lie and a
tied in /, h YOUR poultry thrive! Use the
ing ing on ted Bannister Hall Poultry
art now sod only by ]. Frank Webb
q Deaws
and twen
-p's' v nuIar meeting Of the WOmen's
Eted in gp Temperance Union will be
4 l's stSss ~ )Is. Rebecca FAIRIES, on Mon
and esh rs1ing, September 20. A full
|ed' sS0h E y re is requested as it is the
Mr.. P Of Oficers-Secretary.
s2l will
l steam pump at the Smy1n;
ezp's Drks has at last been thor
STATE. Ferhauled and repaired ant
Be ,S sz'ii IT. 4Eice. This pump will serve
wil auxiliary to tie electro
Sc SAD a pump and will be ready fO
lnegency.
executor Victory W. C. I. L. and tn
med s1s Aid of Friendship Church vii
time lime With Miss May E. and Ida
and pre- ng, on Friday, September II
onev # D. m. The Union will elec
Pncs as reE for the ensuing year an
s for the State cOnventiO
Deceased appointed. All members al
Ted to be present.-Rec. Sec.
per 2 IL
aa from Smyrna mOtOred t
- @ Saturday to witness the chan
I baseball contest betwee
and Milford. 1t was sOmewhS
2ppOinted crowd of Dover far
slmed from Milford Saturda
bon after the last game of ba
season with their closest rival
4 foTd team, which beat the l.
I' a score Of Z to 6. Dover hs
men on base in the ninth innir
lt one man out, but through
= the game they lost VIII
~ have been a victory.
VomtOrt Club, colored, of tI
lad rOusing time Friday eve
pom which they cleared S33.
it vail 90 to the fund for ag
he lafm eolored people Of this col
Is The Cambridge (Md.) c.
ID eld, one Of the best on the D.
maryland Peninsula. was he
e concert at the "FOur c.
merspersed with singing a
- Rev. Credit. Of Downir
= mead Of the Colored Ind
woo OF that town, made t
aldress. Grace Johnson ga
= '@ eject 'The Rosary" T
~ we open air entertainmt
s.uaeted several hundred p
de .1lee was given at the hall
on ses at which the Cambria
n- 5llshed music. Albert L. w
Ol ms committee are receivi
"i 'he success of the affair
"' WORDS APPLAUDI
Ne
pDalnlltestatiOn Dlll Follows s
81 telltical y Duties of Womer
Smyrna times., 1920-09-15

Subscribe for The Smyrna Times,
$50 a year, in advance.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-15

] l steam pump at the Smyrna
! prks has at last been thor
Ferhauled and repaired and
4Eice. This pump will serve
I aaiul auxiliary to tie electric
ump and will be ready for
sgnegeney.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-15

pal from Smyrna motOred to
d Saturday to witness the cham
] q baseball contest between
and Milford. 1t was somewhat
/ appOinted crowd of Dover fans
! Hlmed from Milford Saturday
'm after the last game of ball
season with their closest rivals,
\ EoTd team, which beat the To-
4 score Of 7 to 6. Dover had
men on base in the ninth inning
'li one man out, but through q
the game they lost what
have been a victory.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-15

rguIar meeting Of the Women's
n Temperance Union will be
lrs. Rebecca FAIRIES, on Mon
! gsiing, September 20. A full
re is requested as it is the
Of Oficers.-Secretary.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-15

/. SaIe-COw Peas, Timothy,
Z, Clover and Alfalfa seed.-W.
|Ie-Ady.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-15

!. Isura Lee Circle, of Kings
/ en-, will meet at the home of
GRAY Keakyne, tomorrow,
I,isr. nght,at 7.SO O'clock-Sec.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-15

H. YOUR poultry thrive! Use the
ted Bannister Hall Poultry
:Old only by J. Frank Webb
Smyrna times., 1920-09-15

h. will be a meeting of Smyrna
| yo. IA, American Legion, Fri
,1ening, September 10th, at eight
Smyrna times., 1920-09-15

messalines, geOrgette, crepes,
,ni silk hosiery, at Mrs. Mar
Ia Norris Millinery Store-Adv
Smyrna times., 1920-09-15

/, =. for Carpets, Rugs, Mattings
r;,oleuus.-W. G. Roe & Co.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-15

Victory W. C. 7. L. and the
\ Aid Of Friendship Church will
With Miss May E. and Ida l.
long, on Friday, September II,
p. m. The Union will elect
irers for the ensuing year and
s for the State convention
\ appointed. All members are
ted to be present.-Rec. Sec.
Smyrna times., 1920-09-15
|v9N4 AND VICINITY
tam, Of General Interest Gath
.red During tht Week.

~. Mill is ready for grinding
|lsds 7e.-adv'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-28
Senate Bills

bill f no. rT isa 1S S, Iceyc pEsssnted senate
the o"iaiaE 70; tn orihSpaSdie ospa Tor
t.,ablshel 'r ndas am and a dG5"rmsd
ordEred r. t. lsiS; which taken Hp
bl 10. cG lSs: BY bin, en az nrsTontSd Senate
section 1850 OF the code OF Virsinia: which
10 The to b 70! nr G%S4,s AMI
leave senate S No o0ii III: bfiii
.Hirs prohibit Inc m M "S'S sFI nse
S5a lar and fa' s a%a % a ESsn
rovei nFHs srea as asSfan nsnSH GSesnt
dent dent spirits coniriband. aud prescribing
ihsSsSf prohSit advsrisen @l '" of sagi
trial and appeal st Of sa s5 n rs nn
der, this act; I" prssSrine the force and e.
for yioation Of mis- act: to create the ors
define his iptes and powers and co 3lm no
s ssIon dSiiming in,oxica;ion; presrribing
ontiSs his aet defining sF soft d PTSis.
n the sal. OF S9 may Fl i2I1 TSn
lions. patent and uroprictary medicines. ana
ties and ciie' from cerain G provsion Se" Of
this act and Ym:h"rIins additional rcstric.
2; this act As TO sale. innnutacture or .I lee
ydFy 2s nr4 To- sp5 cd anSs
q this aYt and TO prescribe penalties Tor
- the treasury Of the State mcccssary
moneys for the enforcement of this act;
and TO repeal chapter li6 Of acts OF As
sgq;mby 1915. app-oved March 10. 1916. and
all other acts parts OF acts In conflict
with this act, approved March H. 1915;
which was taken IN. ordered to DC printed
ana referred 10 the Committee on Moral and
Social Welfare.
Messrs. HcninS. Gravatt. woodson and
Early. by leave. presented Senate bill No.
i%J: bin 10 amend and rc-euact sections
iii. ill3 nnd lll5 oil tho Code of VIZ
Eint". and 10 repeal SECTIONS I'LL. lis AMI
snr,ions II am !" '1f,aa
1880 and ii%i OF The Godc oil Virginia
aud referred 10 the Computes on Ag.i
culture. Mining and Manufacture.
Mr.. Deal. by leave. presented senate bill
No. 80: y bin TO amend and re- enact see
ton NSa@ Of the Code of Virginia: which
wns taken up. ordered to be printed and
t"rrcd TO tho Committee fer cour;s OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-28
SENATORS NOT PRESENT
SWANSON AND GLASS
FAIL TO REACH CITY
Large Crowd Disappointed, Having
Expected to Ncar Stirring Suffrage
Speeches Before Assembly.

Inability OF Senator'S Glass and
Swanson to avail themselves of an in
ritation to address the House Of Dele
gates on the suffrage question was Il
source OF keen disappointment to
House yesterday. Official engagements
IN Washington prevented MIR. Glass
from coming to Richmond and Scna-
tor Swanson IS III the Northwest.
Inc following communication from
Mr.. Glass, addressed 10 Delegates
Norris. Groomc aud Ozlin. appointed by
Speaker Brewer to extend the invita-
zion to the junior senator from Vir-
sinia. was read in the House ycStcr-
day shortly after that body convencd:
Il beg to confirm the dispatch which
was obliged TO send tonight in re-
SponSc TO Your wire conveying the
Kind invitation OF the Virginia House
OF Delegates for me 10 address it's
members on the suffrage amendment
II o'clock tomorrow morning
thank the House for it's joint wire to
senate: swanson and me to speak on
ihc suffrage amendment. Senator
swanson is in Minnesota I have a
dehnitc engagement to appear at 1890
tomorrow morning before an impor-
mere ana nj thc same hour Wednesday
before the Ways and Means Commit
Tee OF the House. Moreover. my suc
ccSSor az the Treasury, named today
VII doubtless take over the post on
~ Wednesday. My presence here is abso-
!htciN necessary. ! greatly regret that
important engagements here render II
Impossible Tor me to leave work at
inns time. Please present my warm
est compliments to the House of Dele
gates ana convey an expression Of NV
h!Eh appreciation of its courtesy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-28
PLAN ORTHOPED|C BUILDING /
MEASURE is INTRODUCED
APPROPRIATlNG $4,000
senator TrInI<Ic Presents BilI for En-
lurEcmcnt OF Facilities to Trent
Cripplcu Children.

For the purpose or purchasing a
building for the state Orthopedic Hos
pital for Crippled and DcforIned Chill
drcn, Senator T.. Lee Tr;rltle yesterday
introduced q bill in the senate callini;
for an appropriation OF $4,000 for the
project.
Should the bill be passed, tho state
Board of Health. which has supe: vi
cred TO administer the fund OF $4,000
and direct the arrangements for re-
motai from the Memorial Hospital,
where the crippled little ones arc now
treated The bill was referred to the
Committec on Finance.
Esta olishmcnt of tho Dickinson
County Memorial. Industrial and High
School. NJ Cl:ntwood, is provided in a
bill offered in the House yesterday by
Delegate Chase.
The bill empowers the Board of SUI
pervisorS OF the county TO lay a spc-
cial county levy to partially cover the
cost of the construction OF the school
and to lay special lcvics in the Clint
wood Marisicriai District and in Clint
wood. Tho building will he a memo
rial to the Dickinson County men who
lost their lives in service in the world
war.
Delegates Bolton. Hunter and Dean
Iiundlcy offered a bill yesterday whtci,
will amend the child labor laws to per
mi, children over ten years old to
work in fruit and vegetable canning
factories during June. July August.
September. October and November.
in n hill offered Yesterday by senator
'iening. The measure was referred
TO IN" Committee on Courts of Jus
tic". Tie bill. with Senator Rison
- nntron. which allows women TO
practice law in Virginia. was passed
io its third reading
measures and the appointment Of .
state superintendent for this work is
provided in bill offered in the House
Yesterday by Delegate Wilbur G. Hail
Authority is given TO boards of suner-
yisors in the counties and to City
Councils 20 anno!nt local sealcrs Of
weights ana mcaSucrS with salaries
in no case less than $1,000. II is bro
vid"d that no fees may he charged by
ines" state agents for their work
have hccn invited to attend a lecture
and witness a motion picture on moral
and social hv~icne in In" hall OF tho
I'olSc Of Delegates Friday night nj
o'clock. Robert NJ Nelson a former
army chaOlain. viii speak.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-28
CAPT. JOHN A. COKE DIES
AFTER A BRIEF ILLNESS
Funeral of Confederate Veteran and
Lawyer to lie Held ut . O'tiocl>
DOmOrrOH AffcrnNOn.

Funeral services for Captain .fohn
y Coke. will take place a. ) o'clock
tomorrow afternoon from the Second
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Captain Coke
died Yesterday morning at 5:45 o'clock
Ia his home, West Franklin street.
after a brief illness. lie was n years
Old. and a widely known lawyer and
Confederate veteran.
Captain Coke was a member of tho
law firm OF Coke Il Pickreil. lie had
been associated with Mr.. Pickrcll since
lSS3.
At the time the War Between the
States was declared Captain Coke was
Il student at William and Mary College.
Nc was born at Williamsburg, July II.
1912, the son OF john Coke and Eliza
tIankinS Coke.
q lieutenant OF artillery in April, SCI.
and arterward. in 1852. he became cap
tain Of tho battery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-28
Is THIS YOUR CASE?
What You Should Do-Most Successful
and Economical Treatment.

Do YOU have Il feeling of general
weakness day in and out? Is you:
appetite poor? Does your food fail to
strengthen YOU and your sleep TO re-
fresh? 30 you find it hard TO do or ID
bear what should inc easy Have your
ordinary duties and cares become great
tasks and burdens?
If so. take Hoods Sarsapariliu-this
great medicine rcvitalizcs the blood
gives Vigor and tone to all tho organs
and functions, and is uncuualcd for
those who arc in any degree dcbili-
tated or run down. DO not delay treat
ment-bcgin IL today.
To rouse the ;orpid liver and regu-
late the bowels take Hoods Pills.
They arc purely vcSctabic.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-28

act; to create the 6incc OF Commissioner OF
prohioi,ion, and TO define his duties and
ton and who IS "a person OF mi c,mn" raj -
habits within the meaning of this act: pro-
ScribtnE e"r'nin rules OF evidence in certain
nnrHIsssGu'ions under this act: defining srit
rSSulaiins the gale OF toilet. untiseptic
cncs' and havoring extracts; cxemptinr Ger
tam Counties aad cities from certain nro-
mnnai rSstrict9ns aud limitations beyond th1
provisions, or TINS act to sale. manuftc-
ture az delivery OF ardent spirits II, rSr
IAN TAN counties and cities: to provide for The
sSmrltrs tor the Violation OF this act: to
necessary moneys for tho enforcemonn,' 49," ~
a ga ac, an, and to rcpeal chaptcr las OF acts
-, i>ssu ,inoiS. 1916. approved March 10 l9lG
lie, VIII H'hG b, acts or parts OF acts in con.
1913: and 10 abolish the otf,co 81 tNS En,m IT,
sioncr OF IrohibItion >' VI S'hhh'is-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-28
YESTERDAYS NEW
CASES NUMBER 318

,.ontlnuCu FROM flrSt
you'd be placed in use as soon as the
virginia Hospital was no longer able
10 take care of the patients.
rh W', nfr ne T m"s s% ,;.
stated that it would be pessibIc to
have complete hospital unit OF
ready mt tive or six hours notice. The
ID pr w William Liam A; nughes. who was head
patients during tho last influenza Opt
Len!ic. Father HanniSan particularly
desired that colorcd volunteer work
ers should register today for service
IN either this or other colored hos
ptal units for which he was making
tentative plans.
James street, has been placed in charge
Of details Of registration OF medical at
tciluantS ana nurses. under DIR. Price.
Open Flu Wards at Memorial.
In order to care for influenza pa
TENTS. announcement was made ycstcr-
y. Morloi:, superintendent. after a con-
terence with Director of Public Wei
far, Ley, that arrangements were, he
suffering with the malady. With this
IN view, patients arc being discharged
as rapidly as possible and entrance OF
chronic surgical cases is being discour-
aged.
separate influenza wards will be cs
tabitshed for men. women and children.
AS means OF preventing further
spread OF the disease. Memorial has
shortened visiting hours and cstab-
liShcd new regulations.
Visitors will be admitted ONLY be-
tween and 4 in the afternoon and
not more than one visitor Will be per-
United to SEQ patient 4: a time, the
nearest relative ing given priority
Mr.. Norfolk is urging that as few
visit The hospital at this time as neccs-
sary rs we'll as other hospitals. Al
ready the hospital Is taxed to capacity
Isl patients having been on the regis
ter yesterday morning.
REPORTS SHOW INCREASE
OF FLU THROUGH NATION
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2T.--Innucnza