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Newspaper Page TextPACE FOUR Among the Things We Carry Are: Kayser Silk I lose "With the '.Marvel Stripe'." Kayser Silk Gloves 'With the DUl T.I.K Gl Ai.ANTW-." Also Italian Hllk rnderwear, we have the Kascr and Luxile Redfern and Warner Rust-Proof Corsets Also in WARNERS' we have Drassieres and Corselettes The Everfast Fabrics in SITITINOS ISKOAIM'LOTll FINKWKAVB UINCIIAMS Villi. KS HAt-KKTvVI.AVB AU'ACOTTK UNIONS HlAl'l-.Ill tS "If It fades, wo roftiRil the t-i-t of the r-oods, a well 84 the making of the dicss." I. ABRAHAM "The Silk Store" BOOKLETS FOR PUB LICITY ARE hl wlf plan to remain In Ros bur and are nut considering hav in K this vicinity, at hough they have nu plana retarding future budi-nt-ss auuociationtf. Taylur-u-eae coiicrtt la goofl coo erwtt. Tel. 2-.5-R. NOW OFF PRESS TANGLED THREADS News-Review Job Printing; Department Completes Large Contract iL poppy SALE TO BE HELD i l Reminders for Saturday Carnival activities may keep you going, so you need take no time awny from pleasures of the day to go down town to buy, just call us up. It's a convenience to you and a pleasure to us to be able to serve you, and the Groceries will go to your kitchen door by first delivery. PHONE 68 PICKENS BROTHERS Perkins Bldg. Phone 68 DISTRIBUTION STARTS' ' Endowment Fund Will Enable American Legion to Continue Work for Disabled veterans on Permanent Basil. ecriptive Matter to At tract Momescckers to Douglas Co. Tangled threads In tli'ir war f cntiis wliii h tli coviTniiii'iit in Booklets Contain Much De-""t in p".t.'-n to tmrav. i i.u-.i many ojHU'ueu worm war veterans out.side the iearh of gnvernnipnln reli"f. according lo i;s Jane V. Iioylt. exeeutie f-(vr lury of the Portland, Oregon, Chapter of the American Ited Cros. Credit (or unraveling these threiuls in many ' uam.-rt undor her ohervation and ,ri , . . ., ., . , , . . . . 1 lirlnging tn the dimtliled nieti the The publicity bookie isn lied by , Vhh-h lhlr HervK-e en t Ki JKiUKlurt county Chamber of th).m j(( iv(.n bv w,f.a J))vU; tun.men t. A now o f the pri-MM j Th Am(.rJ(.an u.Klon. of ihM .xrluri ve job jirintiiiir de-1 Jkh Uoyle. Ilk- oth-r Il-d partinent of th" News-Huview, and j ih now neing uemereu lor uism buiion. Titu county Chamber uf Commerce ih receiving J5,ouu copied of this booklet, which is the larg est and niont complete ever printed in ltoaeburg. Tho booklet la profusely Jlluntrat- ed throughout. Thu ilrat half la do-1 voted to pago lay outs featuring tiie advantage of eucli municipulity of MODEL DAI RYj& The only dairy in Douglas County selling CLARIFIED MILK We invite inspection. Pure bred St. Mawes Jersey for service. Morning and Night Delivery Phone 44-F11 V- 4- I 1 . v 4 n. MISS JANE V. DOYLE " 1 The News-Review or 1 OU ilVmUi iUU ha AmsrImI, rMm acJtrttVw kM tiinjlil addition word Into our lnfu m in P"" Wlirr bd to diacaxd Ibeir old printing pUUh Hro b Ifao i :i I Jt'. I. ami mora eomoleto Uuol r ' nlirtd oc Wr oil to o vonla ooi ojbw oiiiil ialoj vmm rmmaj lov ovorj win EASY FOR YOU TO GET . Tbrae of tlim ooctpom, piwwntKl ar mafWd to this turn wpmpm wtLh numlnaLl satn K covev com a nm Unx, park in f, dark bif liuibuton, atiKMuie- Q J3 , ,.,. vena Mail Orders V W tnn. (rvrtxfa t so mitt; l at M k,oxf In o onty Entitles every reader to thin New Enlarged V niocrti tics Dictionary W!Ut FvrtW EipMMtfOhlnlh-- Your Old DSctiovarr it Now Out of Data m ej ttm sWJ Boss Ctt ATmx Pans fo Use : "Big Stick" in Washington i tie county. 'J ho cltiea are lialtd in alphabets al onier, one on each pago h how in pictures of promt nent buildings, road scenes, pictur ea of agricultural products, amuse ment facilities, etc. The towns men tioned are ( anyonville. Drain. K Ik tun, Curdiner, llleiiiiale, Myrtle ('reek, Oakland, KeeUsport, liuiillo, itnsebui g, Sutherlin and Vonculla. In connection with each city there lb a short wrileup telling of the ad vantages uttered by each of these nies and surrounding comiuunl-1 croa workers, bus beta at the Ues. n hringini: relief to distrt-.-s.'d A number of pages are devoted former kit vice men and their e t an uncoloml discussion of the ' p"i:detitH. Spei.kini; of theactivi niany resources, advantag'-s. fucill-; lies of The Ameneaii Legion in ties and indusiries olteretl by Ioug-1 this sphere, she said: ins County. Interesting tables show I "l'l to the time or the deceii the timber and mineral wealth of tralizatlon of the Veterans itu tlie county. Agricultural and horti-; n an office to a Re-iional ofili-i: cultural products are listed and de- in this city, when there was no scr.bed. and ouanliiieH of Hhii.menls longer any need of n.h vrw' e. worked out in statistical form. f'nd the co-op. rati' n .f the 111 I.e.. inn liep.V- District office at If ti.ne and would (pinto dozens of itintuiues frm:i our filen Kach .K : n;;ilii .rtlm;iit W-1 ,,on H,.im Ffttl. d 'un,l vo,-il.uiul T he aiinuul poppy bale, spons ored by i he Ann i K an L.iun aux iliary lor the uw.bled tet;iaii.i, witi take piace on Friday, .May 'i in poppies ate bold each year, ju.--i beiore Memorial l.u.v, UIiM tlr p.ot ie.I., usi d tor the re lief of the veterans In iios(.i?ais. Hcre of disa tiled aud ne-dy ex-M-rv ice men, cupph d herues of ( Id iiiiii aes Dames nd ti Ar- gonne, Ciiateau 'ihierry and Ver I dun, ur' busily at work in various J cities ihrougiiuul thu Cnitexl Sia- ies niahiiig tau tiiuu..auu oi nuu dy 1'. j'iii n lor the annual nation al J'oppy iale. 1 ne iiiajoruy of poppies for lira natiomil ale are being uuulu in iioston, Massachusetts, where in a p i lally equipped V. F. W. I'op- py Factory and in 1'. S. Veterans lio-pual So. 4 1, a force of vtter Mis are acdwly adiling hundreds of puppies daily to tile .uUU.uuu quota they have f el for tiiem-selv.-M.' In many states, liowt-vi r, poppies lor tile local bale are be ing made within the state ty thu slate b ovn war-veterans. The Hcddy 1'oppy Label which Is on every flower ha Ifeeti lonn- ' ally registered to prevent any till nii'iii' uL upon It and to guar-autt-H to llie public the actual (nun u fact ur oi the poppie i by ! disabled and needy ex-scrvico i men. "Huddy I'oppy'' Is the name tiie men themselves selected for the flower. The n:lre proceeds from the sale are u-td lor relief work. Almost all tin disabled poppy m:.kej-s a iv uiiabb- to by rehab ilitated by the V teraiis liureau becau:f their disutility was not ' contemplated by the War Itit-k I and Yointiuujl Training Laws, I when passed, njul are designated ! as "nun-ieasible". To these men j in particular tin poppy-in ailing ' offers a means ot livelihood which thw majority, because of their j crippled couditioti, would be help ; les-i to earn in their lornter oc- 1 jeupation- and ho helps to renew . tht ir s ll'-enufuleiice and rebuild their morale. Here's Mr. Rhem Nen Giant Killer ' ( - j. i V - ' ; W V V XT There's Father coming Wrlgley's gives the penny a blg&rf value in delightful. long-lasting and! . teneficial refreshment. Coming home on the train or In the car - It's so cool and sweet after smo&ng. And then when yon get home how eajer the little folks are for their V.'rigky's I - How good it Is for themt. - -J . I -,0- Tlie Giants hail collected one or more runt in every panic thi season until Charles Flint Rhcm, Western Association rookie, with the Cardinals, stopped 'cm dead in their track! a hit neo, shutting 'cm out. Now Rickey, Cardinal boss, is hoping his new find con tinues his Rood work. "after eVery meal All kinds of oilstoves at Powells. MYRTLE CREEK MAN DIES OF INJURIES AT RENO lwunlas County's weather records , '"' , ,. ,,, . , : '(Illative In the iron, the V.H. Weather Itureau, and ... , .' .1,.. .u.rth.i.n.ru I,.....,.-,.... pormitt.d we is stressed throughout the booklet. ; IiKVO Nov.. May 25. Albert El lis. Mynle Creek, Or., rancher who-;e machine went off the grade near hero last Tuesday, died last nfzlit as a result of his injuries, lie Children's rictnrial suffered broken ribs and Internal injuries, three rib.-i having been severed from his backbone. One I son, Marvin, was traveling with1 hii:. A brother of Mr. Kills is cdi- tor of the Seneca, Kansas Times. I Cultivators and shovels for mak s at Wharton llros. I all ! it n mv THE FLAVOR L'A-S'T-S ginphs each stressing Home parti cular item pertaining to thu county. One striking feature of this book let 1m the fart that iKuiglas County is tho keynote rather than any ouo particular community. It is In truth a- county booklet, and la in every respect a com Cross Word Puzzle ' V, (ruining established. "Kven with the K"d Cress re present at I ve n'so on hand t In work wa ?o h ".ivy and complicat ed at 1 i nr;'i t ! j a t we k n w our froblems n ei ded th" nddnional etfort and our claims the support of the Legion represent at tve t'l plete descriptive account which avt Ktraiehtened o'lt. This h- should intensely Interest any iros-, was always Mlv- n in a cheertul teetivo settler. Irpirit ami with a foro tint g:iv The various products are llsled individually, with short comments on each. Nolhing Is colored, tht in formation being unexaKKerateri and 'truthful In every respect. No item which might be of Interest to tho ttvniicntly there person hooking n homo In Oregon threads which th us courime ninny limes when s might have given up In our ef tnrtu with the I'niteil States V.-t-oran, Itureau. I do no( mean to imply critlci-in of Die l-tter. Inn lam li'i! rn:;;ent oi'- HOW TO SOLVE PUZZLE. The words start In (he numbered f K;uares and run either acros or down. Only one letter is placed in ' each white square. If the proper 1 words are found each combination ; of letters in the white squares will form words. '1 he key to puzzle the lirst word is (riven in , (he drawing. Below are keys to ! tiie other words. 4 JiMMIE VANCE nnd his Arizona Collegians Will I'lay at Riddle Monday, May 25 has ln''n overlook'!. Htul lln liook- fico Is nut in a pinition 1o i!nrtn-l. tt Hhoulil prove of unlohl value in ami il llafl lie. n Hi surh lii!i- brlnnlnn new p- oplo lino this ter-i Ihal the L.-cion r. pr. seiitai h rilory. j him heen mosi vnluaMe. In "n'Mltlon to the rliles llstcil In "I am much lucre led in the tho booklet, nrak'niih ilescrlp- Kndow nu in Fund und wish il Hons nre Riven to KclloKR, Jltllnrd. I every slieceB." (illde. Melnne. l.ookini? (llass. The five million dollar en.low- 4- A'.S i'T V-.. V f . J ' . Jr. - . .' . -:. i i i'j " V . t Li . , - X - i I-- - - . ; Tiller, Scottsburg. Ciimus Vall'w, 1MJti I .like. Wilbur, Winchester, I'mpqtirt, Cardcn Valley, Fden bower, 1 Hxon ville. Perdue, Happy Valley, Greens, and others. Nearly every ono of the com munities listed have ordered (win I' fit i lo l.iino conies of tho booklet. and an advertisement for each of hand rr tin m thes cities atmearrt on tho back of : Carnimrs of t h the booklet. Tho booklet Is Iho product of the nnnt fund which Tho American l.eion is ran-. nir. w lil eiutido it lo continue and put on a ion:: i retit hioiM its work for t he h nM'.'d forjner rcn e nu n. It will it hp uro t hose w ho g:i ve (heir he.ih h arnl streimth '"r th'ir counnv t here ii I w a v h . ill In- a helpiiik.- in 1 1 me ot nei .i f nild will go il ! - care for orphans of f.inm r rvn'o in tin nnd iis-iKt in piacn.-; left ,ir News ltevlew depiirlment nndjll'em IM'oKraplilcally is one of Iho laid-! Jolw of lis kind ever laken lu 1 Arum tills cnuntv. lu o.ul home a. Z ,-v-j -t -'. .')t.,i ..rV' 'a-o piano iiner. Phone IS? I. ii i rn nirwiir rviermiiutiot't. niarsiera i 1 1 11111 f iii n ii i i- i mifiSON ELECTRIC WHEN AUTQ FAILS i STORE SOLD TODAY ! TOKDCOI i t I The Ku Kill Ktan t aUcmpSna to tut up In W nlf t n ''lobby' a powerful as t!i it of tiie Anti -.i!i ji I tngur, in tiie cx Jectnncy of influencing Kislntiun in the ilm ction (f it 'idcaU,' ubten'crt in the Nntion.it (Jipitnl Nlice Ilirun W. 1'vrtns, im eria wizard of the Klun, lm mowd lii Iick) juartrri and hi "im perinl palace" lo Wftiliinton. ami Atlanta will be tin ra-utn) of the "Invisible Kmpirc" in name only henceforth, il 11 UccUrcJ TUa A hu--int '.-is deal which has been hng pending, .( i losed t(hlny h-n i. M Nicholas and J. V. Si.d. y. nf lti t Inii. purchased th Hn!-on i:iei trie Store and took im m.tliate po--.esion. Negotiations hne been in piogien for Femoral "''"a, but el e com ludeti today v lu u tin' two Portia ml men ar i:.cl in tai.e nfr tfie liuiness. Iilh TH'Ml Hie ( AperletlCed in bui- ' , Mr. Stah y, particularly hav i" l.id inanv eais oT rxpeitence. r t!;e o c t t u .il t: .(de, and being .n !i rfina'i pf much al'ilify. ' r. 4 hoian liss been pluntiiog ' y i- on n iiin e tii-'tn ma King hi- I Ir Itifeburr. h ttlg iciied i t rifjuefii ly arid having bun ;;n i-.i iih:y tinprted lth tho ci:y ml in propeets for the futiir-v - ifo in n MMer of Mrs. J. U. 'r. k of th's cil. M" . , .i !i r s'afed thi rti 'i n Ine tl'it ihro Till be rn chmikres from !! l'-e-Tl S.(M: !.o lory Inefh ods of im ie. i k- ni 'U of the btil "ens ' e;.i w he' 'nlure co'i'litions pioo i i !,,- !ilantai-eouH. H;in!d lMid-on. wh.i is retiring as owner of the bnslnos. s tat en that he han no plana for tha im medUt futur. However, he ud ( ie.-1 fr.- l.-iP. I Ir- 1 I. ci; m o-e . May : ;. . i Mrs. W. Ii Ml l:iWetl. !! of 1 c j nni!i;ii;i r oi the .--tern I'm--f. ..' 1 Hoine, , 'alio, wr.-s almo. t h' ktlleil c-tcni.i. w h a .in ai Ilioblie i'l W ''h !l Oil' Hli! T 1. . ba:d ni.d fit- e chilJ:- : w " ' Ing. v r nt oer a - ! :. in i.t oil a on t1'1 O.d t oll Trail u! I". 1; v. Or,.., ;( . four tn V et if 1.1 I T :i r M i Mi 1 'oft !; v .i 1 liro n i : ; the h.i. k r the ii.n and htm k the I : ;k'.' en th 1 r i flii. hi. M-lonell r.nd ba'. stU' Ir I v 111 : 'i! 1. 'I .v line i, 'i i Hi fl 7 and w ere unhurt. pefoi o ordei :ni; your oni",r 1 graduation an:iiutic ment-t, i.ill n the N t lie it w irU e and t e the new lino Uft t c i I I 4.1 M' ;tiH tt I P o ( in I ill I i il r,(.i' ( A c.itr.t rti l.t't. I ir- I s.i.i:m. or- V'iv r -r Kent lie I-." S' i:.rl I .'i ( i t. r V 'I. e, Her-v M.-:;.er ; i l . O'il l. en: ' li- , .. I e ' !l ' ':e ' i Mil he.- . I .i' .., 1 w :th !. tf S'll',i, t'.lCl I'f ' illlT-'Mll-' ' l ! n, :l L to Al'.o Oil .rrtui-1' ' llel'l Th ' TO.tr l.ll.'t HO U x wrro Hnriiiil ai,i the .ir n' Al bany and turned ocr to "a.i.u oftuers. Kunnintt Across. Word 1. In the picture. Word 4. Us. Word 6. To exist or live. Word tf. What one should rub muddy shoes on lx;orc entering the house. Word . To Mirk fnot to. Word 10. What happens when yu ceaso to live. Word 11. Opposite of out. Sord T2. An indefinite article. Word lii. To suspend by a rope. Kunninir Down. Weird 1. What we call persons T thinps from Sweden. Word II. Same as word 4 run ninff across. Word 3. Approaching; petting closer to. Word 6. N rood. Word . The one who is solving thii puzr.lc. Word 7. A number. Word 9. A personal prono'in. Word 12. An indeinit article. lESTKKUWS ITZZLE ANSU KIU.l). ii. i . i .1 i a i r -r- i iii il ii:-l K ' TTY T IEY FELL in love with the West can you blame them I Akron tire engineers wit h record s of succesa running back a quarter century, knew the future held much in the Eat Yet when the West won them, they vlaJIy transferred their training, skill arul re sources to tiie Pacific Coast. Today C-T-C ttret bear tcsiimonv to this pioneer movel I Thousands of motorists in nine ! Western states have discovered ttiat C-T-C engineers have Put somctAinjc Into these ttrvs tkat makes them outrun other. Some call it "stamina"; some "quality". Others declare that the very training and bkiil of the engineers is embodied la every tread and ply. We shall be filad to give vou expert iivtririJtion about vcmr tirrs. and if vou need them put on C-T-C's either bal loons, semi -balloons, hcaw duty cords or overdue cords 1 "Quality trill rurver be lucriurof to meet a price' Presuient Columbia Tire CorporarioQ ROSEBU RG, ORE. ' DRAIN: Cool Motor Company COTTAGE GROVE: Mall Service Station ' YONCALLA: Luther B. Dougherty CANYONVILLE: Pac.fic Highway Garage Built-byhand rtfsv Du( t'liitnur " rU Bsllon Sccnl-Pton If ra--rHffT ConairUal lmmn j (iit J ) f .. y r : n Goes lo htd. IlrpO and -w.-.i.es v? hf.pj.-y ' iP i;;5 L usir.es s is adCertiocd. 3. P. O. EIKS, RoeDurg Lodft No. 3J6. Htild rinnr comuiu nlratioiis at te Klk'fi Temple on fcaca Thurf Jay or every luonli. All iiicnibt-rs rt'ijui'stt; J to ab tnd rcKUlurly, aud all vigltlug biothcia aro corilially Invited u tt'n.!. J. G. HAY. Jr., K. R. J. TLGOOI)MAN Secretary A. F. & A. M.. Ldurii tot.'e No. a 1. llegular communication! ' ..cond Rnd fourth Wednesday . each dumb, at Masonic Tempi Roneburg, Oie. Visitors wtjl ccinff. -M. S I1AMM, W. M. W. P. HARHIS. Sac. I LODGE DIRECTORY : 1 Ui-lted Annum M' -ra In T;ic 1 Cnhee ball first and third Thurs day. Visiting menibers al i wava welcoiiio. IIKI.FN WIHTAKnn. M. A. vii,imi:r Mcci'i.i.o(''ii, Trcan j IIKI.UT STr.I'HKNSON. S(C i O. E. 6, Koseuurg crixpter No. i. j Holds their refrut.ir meeting . on the first and iMrd Thurfday, In each month. All snjoumins i britbers and slstern aio reapect- full.- Invited to attend. I i i'ItV U. SiNHI.KTOM. V. M. FIIKK JOHNSON. Serrelarr. I Union LncJmpmtnt, No. 9. I. O. O I F. Meets In ()!(! Fellows Tvm j pie on 2nd and 4:h W" Inoadayl of each meat h. Visiting l'atrt ! arcb nlwavs weU-ome. hu:i .vii.i.vr.. c. v. W P WKT1IKHEI.I.. Rrrlhs . United Brotnrroo of Carcer.teri i M... I. f 4TH S V.iln .erond rnd I eB :'" fourth Tuesday . evenioKS ol j each mc ai. All carpenter! wel ; , corned. I i f hoi.mt; riec S'c. F.MKKY t'OI.i:. Pres. Pytman blstora, Ump.'l Teirple, No. A Meet a tlio eecond aca. fourth Monday tvenlris of ears, r.onth. at the K. of K hall. VI liora aiwavs W"'Conie. MAKTIIA CimiSTt.NSEN, M.E.U F.VA MAKKS. M. of R. C. MAY K. PAItKKR. M. of F. I. O. O. F Phlleurlan Lodge Not 8. Meets In Odd Fellows Tern, pie every Friday evening. Visit lug brethern are always wel come. WNAI.D YOVNQ, N O. A. J. 'JliUljHS. Ilec. Sc J. BL DAII.KY. Fin. Sec. Knights of Pytmaa, Alpha Lodga No. 47. Mt-eta every Wednea day In Knights of I'ythlaa ball, 13d Rose street. YUKors olwaa welcomed. SAM CHKISTKNS()N. C. C. llllY O. Ylll Ni!. M. F. K. K. Y1M!!E"I.Y. K. II 9. Eaglet. Hoseourg Aerie Meets 1 Macebee ball, on Cass streut, on second and fourth Wednes day eveninss of each fnonlu, at 8 o'clock. Visiting brethern In good standing alwavs welcome. ltl('IIAlil ItLHCM. V. I'. I'. tui;o. v. AiniAi's, w. v. li. F. ijoohma;-:. Sec. ROSrill'KU I.OI'GE NO. HOT U U. t. M- Meeyi every Wednesdaj niRbt, Moose Hall. 2ts N. Jaea son St. Ciub roiud open 7:3u to 10 p. in. Visiting brothers wel ctnie. W. A. noGAKi'. Dictator. H. U I'AliilK'l " I L 1 c. Hicretary. JNO. M. TIIRONK. Tr.'nsuror. O. T. M- Meels ..nu aecoud and fourth Thurt lay of eaeli numlh, In Ma. cat.ee bull, ror ter Cass and lJine stiees. Vi Iting Knights slways welcome. U V. UO0HMAN, Cm. O. W. HA I'F, H. K. ! Un pj. r.ln Nu. 5.-M"-t Vii SU.1 I h .V.,.id;.s of t:."h U-en'.u Ad IreH P. O. Hoi ss ,. Icuae t hn-. )r.-F". tL.iuiel Chatter No. 3', R. A M. Mi -.'.- . r th.r.l 1 nf euh e:(i';th in .Maire-ie T inp--. .:! in. -nt- is it-.iw-.ie-l tn aV-ni end vi liitiR companions w.'l- V1I.DKR, HARRIS. Hi.-li ITi--t. S.'c-r tary. woednin of Ih. world, ca-no No US Mt !n th. Odd Fellnwa liall In Hosebiirs; very firsl snd third MoDdsy evenings. VI. ltlns neUtibors siways welcome Juil.N' iiKLL Htsa. C. C. U. il. ilU-LH. Cierk. Woodcrart. Lilac Ci'cl, No, 49 M'-vts on first snd third Mondav evenlnea. In K. of P. hail. Vlnlrlng mlKbboii lnlted to af'nd. Al.viA i-; rni-:uKi.i.. r,. s. MARl.AIlKT llll'M'.l. Clerk W. B. A. O. T. Roseourg Ro v.ew No. II iln'ls faui.il n.-e'l'i.i on si-cu.i an-1 fo-i.-ta 'i tiMrxl.y5 a T:3'' p. n:. Vi-,.1- leg s.sters Invited to attend rt views. Mr-.r-.L-e b.li. Pin, anl t'SH. st; .. ' ( I.AMA lluXF.IIilAKF.,' Com. .H -Sli: RAI'P. ( ol Roaecurg Renekan Lodge-No.-fj I. O. O. F. Meets In Odd v Irws Temple every we.lt os Tues.'jy evfnln. Vis. tins Biernber, In iroxxl s'andlng ats cinllally Inv'trd to aitend. uits. M:wARa,r A1I(JRA'. N. O Til. LIB I JOHNSON, Reo. See ETHtL SA.UT, Fia. See.