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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-05

Answers Mississippi Man To the Editor of The Age-Herald; AS a voter and citizen of Jefferson coun- ty. Alabama I take exceptions to an
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BEAUTY is
REFLECT ed
HEALTH
"Good.Lookina" dsans the oppo'
site OF Sjck.Looking.
IT'S A MATTER OF
RED BLOOD CELLS.
Pepto.Mangan rdakes Rich, Red
Blood-4uiIds Up People
Who Lack Vitality.

If your body Is sound and your
blood Is rich and red your acts and
thoughts WIN be quick and strong
Let your blood got weak. and
your food won't noUrish you MOI
your sleep refresh you.
Too much hard work, an Illness
or q mental strain can thin down
your blood, and Pepto.Mangan Ia
needed to bring 1t buck to healthy
normal condition.
Knowing this, doctors for years
have recommended GUIDES Pepto
Mangan because of its blood.butld
ing and tonic properties.
Pepto.Mangan Is such q simple
and harmless tonic, yet such q
prompt builder of red blood, that
its reputation has spread all oye'
the country. Today every druggist
soils It and thousands OF men and
women use it as restorative when
ever they or their children seem
to-feel below par.
PGpto-Mangan agrees with the
most delicate stomach, and is OBJ
tainable in either liquid or tablet
form,
the package when you buy Pepto
Mangan. Ask the druggist for
Guides" II Guides" is not on
the package. it is not Pepto-Man
gan.-Adv.
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ting hut pleaBlnt tliib year. The
mathods d tie tacitnrn coach were
openly criticised BY various mem
bers OF the squad, az well as by .
large part OF the student body. On
the other hand, Dobte claimed he
had no material whatever to worR
with, and before and after each and
every game he publicly announced
that the Big Red eleven didn't have
a chance against its opponents.
"The overwhelming defeat OF
Cornell in its final and big game
By Penn came as a stunning sur
rise, Inasmuch as the lthIcans
were generally rated the fayorites,
and revealed the fact that every
thing was not peaches and cream
in the football situation Of the uni
yersity. Naturally, when the ru.
mors began 10 drift In that pobie
would not return to Cornell, those
knowing these things were not sur
prised.
West Virginia. on the other
hand, hada rather unsatisfactory
;eason and has sought several
prominent men In the East. 1t Is
also reported that Washington and
Jefferson was dickering with Dobie
prior to his acceptance at West
Virginia"
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err woman In the state. But she
said today that she had no such
plan as that IL mind yet,--and
smiled sweetlE upon the inquisitiye
correspondent. In the matter OF
agreeable and remuneratiye EN-,
ploy1uent 1t Is generally understood
by West VirgiHianS in Wash ngtoR
that Mrs. YoSt has no reaaon to
feel Disconnected on that score.
She is a legislative agent in Wash
ington for Two big and wealthy or.
neutrality-suspicious. and sui
frage-aud her combined salaries
are said to be as large as any po'
stiou that would likely be offered
her either under the state or the
Federal governments. And as an
artcrthought. 1t may be stated that
as al expert ana successful legtS!a'
tive agent here, Mrs. FOst reputa'
ton Is high, RANKING M with the
toYrotrhcrs OF her sex in that lin"
Of Interesting work.
Varsity foo ball fans NAV be IN.
terea.cd in tho tin which RAY Nc.
Carthy, sporting VT ter down
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Bilious attacks, constipation,
sick heedaGhes, etc, are in the
Ecent MINORITY OF cases due to dt-
gcstive trouble and no reasonable
'peraon can exr ect to obtain real or
lasting benefit until the cause Is
corrected.
Natures Remedy CNR TabIetsl
is vegetable coTnnonnd that acts
on the stomach, liver, bowels and
kiduevs, the purpose being to bring
about healthy and harmonious &C.
ton OF all the organs of digestion
and elimination. 1t acts promptly
and thoroughly, yet so mildly and
gently that there Is never the
sliEhteat grIping or discomfort.
But that Is not ALL Natures
Remedy (NR Tablets) have bene.
fetal effect upon the entire body.
By improving the process OF diges'
ton and assimilation, the nourish'
ment is derived from food, the
blood quality is enriched, vitality
is increased and the whole system
strengthened.
Once you get your body in this
splendid condition, you need not
take medicine every day-just take
an Mr. Tablet occasionally when
indigestion, bliousness and consti.
patton threatens. and you can al
ways feel your best. Remember
keeping well is easier and cheaper
than getting we'll.
Get a CSC box OF Natures REM
edy (NR TabIets) and try it. 1t is
sold, guaranteed and recommended
by your druggists
Mountain CITY Drug Co.
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from New York today gave anent
the w. Y. U. plans for 1021-pro.
viding It is fresh news out In
West Virginia. 1t was that GIL
mour Dobie, who coached Cornell
this year Is to do tina, job for West
Virginia next season. Dobie has a
thrae-ycar contract with the It'll
can institution, but 1t is understood,
says Mccarthy. that both parties
aye agreeable to u separation. On
Monday next. If we are not nistak.
en-, West Virginia will announce
the name OF the tall tutor as Its
head coach for the, season of 1891"
the New York sport writer said TO-
dav.
at is well known" he continued,
that relations between Dobie and
the Cornell authorities were any
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giss, d MorsantoWn: Geo. =. p.
Wis, Of Elkins.
Miss Jessie Teter, Of Bellngton,
who has bean visiting In Portland,
Ne, and this city, has departed for
her home.
Applications for pensions have
been filed by Senator Sutherland.
as follows, for original pension,
Mrs. Eddie Pearson Sands, Of
Wheeling: for increase, William R
Coe, OF Moundsville, and Vincent
D. Rice, of Letart, W. Va.
IA commission as postmaster at
clear Fork, w. Va, has been issued
to Biddie Morgan.
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Among the arrivals in the Capt.
tai recently are DR.. George W. Otto.
Of Wheeling; State Senator Walter
f. Burgess and I. Y. Iams, OF
Moundsville; Judge George c. Stur-
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Isl she 4, IS. connnIbs


The undersigned, CiagsneS
rev. Clerk OF the Circuit tQst
said County, hereby eertshee
the above named Special Conn
sioner has executed bond
with security deemed By NJ
ticient, as provided BY
CLARENCE CURRt
Dec. 13-20-27; Jan 8. as
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ADMINISTRATION
news GOSSIP

BAsHINGToN. D. C., Dec. 2o.-
Alvin Snyder, whoEe naive home
~ Charleston, w. Va, is up from
Panama and will, when his tTou-
6I6S With dentist and the State
department are over, go to Charles
ton to make the first visit there he
has made IN five years. The State
department wants to send MIR. Sny..
der, who ranks as a consul gen
! Gral IN the consular service, to
\ Singapore, but Mr.. Snyder, who
has been twenty-threo years in the
service, most OF which time he has
spent in tropical countries, thinks
Z he as entitled to a better post eli
NAUTICAL than Singapore, and he is
giving the powers at the depart
ment line Of strong argument to
disBuade them, His last post was
Panama City, where he was sta
stIoned for five years. Mr.. Snyder
can stand the tropical climate, but
Mrs. Snyder cannot for any length
Sof time at a stretch, and there Is a
little Miss Snyder now less than
two years Of age, whom 1t is be-
slieyed by her proud parents would
thrive better out Of the tropics
than In them. Mr.. Snyder Is a son
fof the late Judge Phil Snyder, u
prominent and able man in the pub
lie life OF West Virginia in his time.
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N don't think that the RepublI
ean women of West Virginia will
m fer much in the way Of official
appointments this time" said Mrs.
LisnR Lowe YoBt, of Morgantown,
iloday. Mrs. Yost was associate
Republican state chairman In West
VIRGINIA, and organizing the WON.
"a voters Of her party was her par
douIar business. Continuing she
toId: II have the impression that
What requests for recognition ard
reward are made by the women
.FoterR will be modest, and largely
seonfined to positions under the
Eta4e government. It. is the things
nearest home that they are most
Interested and concerned in and
.these things are, OF course, under
ne jurisdiction Of our state gov
trnment. do not know Of any
Woman who contempl9tes to apply
Ior anything big" In the specula.
Sinn over women and patronage
Ma: Yost, herself, has been prob.
S6ly3 more often mentioned IN con.
Ton With some worthwhile APP
continent either under the Federal
!. ~ government than any otll-
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SPIRIT PENCILS-Answers any
question. Writes valuable mes
sages. Sample Free. al w. Ferry
St. Buffalo, N. Y. 12-4-s4s7
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FOGs SALE

FOR sALE-Pool Room and Con
dictionary; doing good business
good future: reason for selling III
health. Write 1926 West Virgin
ian. 12-9-12t-952J
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GIous? Take
Mr. Tonight

f|atvre's Remedy Is Better and
Safer Than Ca!omel-Cleans Out
System Without Griping-Stops
Sick Headacne-Guaran
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NiIsCELL4 N1OUS

LOOK IF YOU ARB IN NEED OF
AN ELECTRICIAN! Call s76-R
and ask for Chester Watts Old
house wiring specially All work
guaranteed to be satisfactory.
12-1o-6t-9544
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TENDER SKIN

IF-u-Have Skin Troubles and
are disguised with the slow and
mess% results from greasy creams
and ointments, you will be pleased
with the
Delightfully."- Antiseptic
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WANTED

YOUNG MAN WANTS POSITION
IN OFFICE OR STORE. Can
give beat OF reference. Three years
experience. Box $3.50, Wst Virgin
ian. 12-1srst-s0SS
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FOR RENT-TWo light house
keeping rooms. All Merchant
12-1S-2t-96O4
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MANLEY HOTEL FURNTTURL
FOR SALE-Daily from 8 a. m
to 8 p. m. Sales private and auc
ton In the Old Dining Room. Como
in at Alley entrance. L. NJ. Henry,
Mgr. 12.14-6t-9571
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FOR SALE-Four room house. 104
Pine and Chestnut Sts., City.
12-20-1t-9607
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FOR RUNT-NewIy furnished
room suitable for two. $500.
One person $3.50. Board II desired.
Apply 201 Twelfth st.
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LOST
FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Large bedroom. Nice
ly furnished Two gentlemen
preferred. 205 Diamond St Phone
627. 12-17-3t959S
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FOR RENT-Newly furnished room
suitable for two, 5000. One per-
son, $3.50. Board il desired. APP
rly POL 18th St. 12.20.3tS606
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KUOMS FOR RENT-Two large
front sleeping rooms only. Cen
tleman or man and wife. 331 Jack
son st. 12-18-3t-0G01
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One man whose name is most
frequently heard in connection with
speculation over who Is likely to be
given the portfolio OF Secretary OF
Labor in the Harding cabinet, Is
John I. Nolan, Representative In
Congress from San Francisco dis
trict. That Is his native city. bu;
he lived for number OF years IN
towns in the Wheeling Industrial
district where he worked in the
Boundaries there at his trade, that
6f moIder. He has a warm spo-
I'm his heart for Wheeling and fos
the friends he made While residing
and working there. 1t was there
that he became interested III the
ssorganiZed labor movement, acqu!r.
/, ing the rudimCntary knowledge and
understanding OF it which, when
he returned 10 San Francisco, ell
abled him to rise to high posi-
ton IN labor leadership and vesalt.
ed In his elec.ip to Congress in
1912Has u Progressive Republican
! endorsed by the Democrats. There
Is Nothing OF the radical labor lead
ef IN his personal makeup nor rec
ord. He is n conservative among
.3labor leaders and, at the same time,
not follower of Samuel Gompers.
He is leyel,heuded, independent
sthinking and acting man Of CON
coded integrity, who has the re-
spect and esteem OF the best cie.
1nent In organized labor, as well as
employers IL labor. Should he
ifss 10 the high position Of a CaDl.
not officer, many West Virgin.
fans who know him. wei. VIII be
pleased, and proud OF him and, al
ythe same time, West Virginia, In
him, will have another good friend
at the Harding court.
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FOR RENT J

FURNISHED HOUSEHOLDS rooms
and enclosed porch. 901 Lowell
st. 12-20.3t-9609
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NoXZEMA
Greaaeleaa skin Cream

GfeaseleSs SIKH GTHau
1t is guaranteed to Danish or
relieve any skin trouble in "a hours
FEEL 1T HEAL
SOC and $1.OO jars-Tria1 size 32c
or send for a free sample. NOA-
JENA CHEMICAL CO., Baltimore
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HOUSES AND LOTS

TO BUY OR SELL PROPERTY
see Geo. n. Brobst. Professional
Bldg. 12-s-19-952s
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Major Guy D. Scott, who died
suddenly In his home here on De-
cember Cd, left an estate valued,
according to the petition for up.
5poinfment OF administrators filed
Ia Judge Hits court, at SS50,00O,
Regarded as a tidy fortune for Il
an Of AZ years who spent most
the years OF his manhood as an
acer in the army. Contrary to
lie usual, Major Scott proved to be
5ne army officer who, upon retir-
8E to enter business, proved HIM
elf TO be an expert business man
Banking was his line, and he made
g success of it in a short space OF
time. The Continental Trust com.
pany, Of which be was presiden
md active head at the time Of his
death, and his widow, Mrs. Leila ".
Scott, were appointed admlnistra-
tors BY the court, and their joint
bond placed at $225,000. Major
sgcott left no will. The latest re.
PORTS received from Pasadena,
where Major SCOTS parents, for
mar United States Senator and
Afrs. Nathan Bay Scott are. are to
lhS eject that both are in very poor
!. h6alth, and not yet able to under
I. ktbe' the long journey back to their
home in Washington.
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CLASSIFIED SPECIAL ADVERI
PARMs POa 8

FARMS FOR SALE
Beau. Minerva, Ohio
sPE0IAL NO4Iu
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German cannon = souvenirs and
LrophIes-coAstitUte the Cnly tan
Gthla spoil that the United Slaecs
got out OF lie war. but little OF
value as they may be, they have
J. been enough 10 raise rump1s IN
uncle Sans household as 70 how
they shall be divided among tIY
villages, towns and Cit III, waIt
them for historical and oman n
purposes. The War department
had one plan, but It want Con-
sress' idea al all, and no a'teuion
Was paid to IT, The HoNse had i
plan and the Senate had differ
cent scheme, and both passed Sepa,
rate bills enbodying their rosIec-
tive ideas about It. These BILLS are
snow before a conference committee
10 which Senator Sutherland was
J appointed to represent the upper
house. The Rouse bill provides
that the German cannon shall be
distributed IN the states rs ,he Con
4 gressipnal delegation from each
state shall agree upon and direct.
The Senate bill leaves 1t TO tho gov.
ernors of the states to distribute
: the allotment made to the states.
The conferees may agree upon a
method entirely dissimtlar from
these two mentioned.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-05

came in from Crested Butte Sunday
in response to the death of his moth.
err, the late Mrs. Nash.
w. H Sellers and wife of Florence
were in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Mayme Llewlyn is still confined
to her home from pleurisy.
Last Monday evening Bobby Burns
anniversary was celebrated at the Y.
NJ. C. A. A wee bit o. Scotch was
rendered by George Smith. The High
land Fling was danced in Scottish
fashion by Miss Grace Payne. Miss
Mary Prices singing appealed to ev-
cry one and other numbers were we'll
rendered.
There were So present at the pres
ent at the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday school last Sabbath.
Mrs. Thomas Grassland has been
appointed on the home board of the
NJ. Z, church.
William Graham of Brewster was
taken Sunday to st. Mary's hopsital
in Pueblo.
Philip Tanner and wife who have
hHd bad colds seem to getting some
What better. Both are up and past
the 70's.
Oswald Thomas is clerking at the
local Q. F. and /. mine office. and
William Grauet working for the same
company clerking at the Emerald Of
flee.
Mrs A E Goodhead and daugh-
ter Murn spent Monday at Williams
burg visiting her parents, James and
wife.
Byron Murray of Portland and john
Nash of Denver came in the first OF
the week to attend the funeral of their
grandmother, Mrs. Nash.
Ray Everly who has been confined
to his home for the past five weeks is
improving.
Hilda Job was knocked down by a
Ford driven by George Bordner. She
fell in such a way that the car passed
over her, and in very badly bruised
her, but is lucky in not receiving any
serious injuries.
Mrs. Richard Goodhead of Florence
was up Tuesday to attend the fu-
neral of the late Mrs. Nash.
DIR. w. A Williamson and wife
were in Florence Tuesday.
Billy Williamson returned to Pu-
eblo Sunday where he is attending
school.
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COaldale

Mr.. Fred feager was called to Gar
den City. Kan, on account of the seri-
Gus illness of his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Waller, Mr.
Mike Waller and Lee Waller motored
to Canon City Monday.
Mrs. Boten of Denver is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Joe Arnold.
Mr. Joe Arnold returned from Taos.
" NJ. last Saturday
Mrs. Charles GiIray and daughter.
Janet. left for California Monday
where She wi visit her parents for
an indefinite time
Mr. and Mrs Walter Clayborn are
the proud parents of a daughter. born
January 10.
DR. Curfman was called to Coaldale
Friday evening to see Norman Lee
mans. who is very sick with la grippe.
Mr.. Jesse Lemons returned from
Denver Sunday afternoon.
Messrs. T. A. Gilray. Ed Owens
Waldeck and Mrs. Emily Lanoue were
transactine business in Salida Friday.
Mrs. Thomas Denek left for Pueblo
Sunday to visi, her daughters. Misses
Anna and Stella Denek
Mrs Archie Alexander of Howard.
mother OF Mrs. Walter Friant and
Grant Alexander. who has pneumonia.
is some better at this writing.
Mr. Dan Heister and son of Wells
vile spent a few hours in the city
Saturday
Mr. Fred Reltz of Howard paid Coal
dale visit Friday.
Mr. George Wickons Is up from
Canon City
Mr.. WaIdeck is on the sick list.
Mr.. Clarence Gilbert motored to Sa
Ida Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Pender spent
Tuesday in Salida.
A surprise party was given Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Arnold, who expect to leavr
for Taos. N. NJ, to locate.
A few friends gathered at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Banta in cele
bration of Mrs. Banta's birthday
Music and cards were the diversion
of the evening. after which refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. Charles Stokes. census enumer-
ator for Howard. Coaldale and Coto-
paxi. has completed his work here.
Mr.. Walter Waller has purchased
the ranch known as the Davenport
place at Wellsyille. Consideration,
900.
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Jailed for Selling
A MOrtgaged Car

Joe Yezek of Portland, an Austrian
about 30 years of age. was brought to
Canon City from Pueblo by Under
sheriff Fulkerson Wednesday night
and locked up in the county Jail on the
charge OF having sold mortgaged
Ford car and appropriated the money
to his own use. He was arrested In
Pueblo by the police at the instance
OF the authorities here on n warrant
issued by Justice oi the Peace Joseph
Hamblet OF Florence. The prisoner
has not yet been given a preliminary
hearing. but win be arraigned shortly
on an information filed by the district
attorney.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-05
Park Center

Dick Mason of Lincoln Park was
business visitor on the Park Friday.
j. +. Miller OF Canon City had a
party out to look at the Arlen ranch
on Friday of last week with the in
tention of purchasing it as home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Hochkiss and
granddaughter. little afury Raper.
spent Sunday in Chandler as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. f. c. Raper. Little
Mary remained in Chandler with her
parents
A. A. GeberhaiSit of Lincoln Part,
was transacting business on the Park
one day last week.
Bert Wilson had the misfortune of
losing one OF his valuable hunting
dogs a few days ago. but saved the
other. They picked up some poison
somewhere. Bert says.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beck have re-
turned from pleasure trip to Stone
City and Pueblo. where they visited
relatives and friends.
Frank Chapman. superintendent of
the ditch. has gang OF men doing
some repair work up near the head
gate.
Mrs. ]. p. Hochkiss was an alldav
guest at the home of Mrs. William
James Tuesday of last week.
Mrs Anna O'Brien has decided to
make her home in Canon City for the
present and has taken apartments at
the Mcclure house.
Cy Ewers and George O'Brien was
ont TO the Spangler oil well on Four
Mile Sunday. They say prospects
look good to them.
Mrs. c. w. James has been on the
sick list for several days, but is bet.
ter now
Cy Ewers has leased the Butler
ranch for this season.
Mrs. Harler Stone of Pueblo is Wis
iting friends on the Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beck took in the
siEhts on Beaver Park Tuesday.
Ed O'Brien has purchased two FIVE
acre tracts of land on Field avenue of
the John Pearce estate.
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Pyr0lite News

Florence Citizen.
Mr. O'Day has been on the sick list
the past few days.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Doran will
be sorry to know they are preparing
to leave. They expect to locate in
Northern Colorado.
Mrs. Penney and son, Neal, returned
from Pyror, Colo. where they spent q
week visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs George Fennel have
again taken up their residence here.
They are living in the house made
vacant by Mr.. Seed, VINO moved his
family to Pueblo.
John Winner of Florence was Wis
iting his son. Clyde. on Monday, Clyde
was taken very sick during his visit
here. but was improving when he left.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Winner. after
spending a few days visiting friends
at this place, left on Monday evening
to spend the remainder OF their time
visiting Clyde's parents in F'lorencs
before returning to their home in De-
lagua