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the accomplishment of this Vbrk and a cordial Invitation has been extended by the members of the rcanlsatlon to erery one who can KIT time to help with the sewinr The workroom Is In the heart of the fashionable residence district and a generous response for labor was made Wednesday wWv tf w1 rooms were opened fofHheilrst time The second meetlns will be held to day and It la anticipated that there will be a larje attendance of league numbers as well as of residents of 1 the neighborhood Mrs Aiders Ames and Mrs Walter Bhelton hare been placed In charge of the Red Cross aewlng room Heretofore the building has been utilised every Monday and Thursday lor the making of surgical dressings by the members of the organisation These meetings were formerly held at the home of Mrs Henry Crocker on Laguna street but were transferred to the Paolflo avenue place as soon as the building was engaged py tne gTie Mrs Nlon Tucker Is the president of the Junior League of Sen Francisco The secretary Is Miss Gertrude Cres well and on the board of directors are Mrs Lo veil lngs troth Mrs Sfflngham 6uttonMrs Walker Kamm and Miss Helen St Qoar lhe Engagement ITM Little notes sent through the mall yesterday announced to friends here and In Oakland the engagement of Miss Janet Thompson iUwflaughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Thonlpsoh to Ensign Welles Holllster Newlands trfi the son be Mrs James Newlands of this city and a grandriephew of the late Senator Francis New ianda nt Nevada i Ensign Newlands Is here on leave anfl the marrlace will take place In I about two weeks The exact date has 4 Va hal AmAnj4An linn Frederick Thompsons arrival from cnicago He is one or ine regional tiltector iol one of the Eaetern rall faads In this city rMnand jursi Thompson lived here In San Francisco lifSt tt rAPAnt lv whin thev mOVftH to Oakland where they now have a ihindeome home In Parkview Terrace yThe bride elect Is still attending the University of California where She Is a member of PI Phi sorority J6he gradusJa from one of the prl jvate schodTrpi thla city She was a i member of one of the fashionable dancing assemblies here for several winters Mrs Frederick Thompson Is Well known society and club woman ef this city Ensign Newlands was a member of jPelta Tau Delta at the University A In Santa Barbara CSV Mre Charles Clarke Keeney and her children are In Santa Barbara jwhere they will be guests of the mi irons mother Mr William Hen leliaw until the middle of November fwhen the group will return to Mrs Kershaws home In Oakland Lieu I tenant nd Mrs Keeney have oc eupled a charming home in San Diego dtirlng the summer as the Army offl or has been stationed at Rockwell Lieid but tney gave up the place a ik ago Lieutenant Keeney was given a Ave days leave of absence toward the close of last week and atter accompanying Mrs Keeney and the children to Santa Barbara he journeyed north having passed Mon day with his hrother lnlaw and als ter Mr and Mrs TalSot Wajker at their home in Atherton Mrs James Ward Keeney and Miss Helen Keeney raesed the day In the ountry to saFood by to Lleuten ht Keeney who has returned to Eoekwell Field where he is awaiting nis orders for overseas duty At Camp Taylor VlsWnzln East HK nfiltl 4wu wijiiina inv jatesc ao Itton to the long 11st of San Fran cisco menwno name been transferred to Camo Zaohair Taylor in rnt 11 Ky He left a day ortwo ago George McDougall Weeks Jr the on of Colonel and Mrs Oeorge Mc Eougall Weeks has also been assigned the Kentucky camp Toting Weeks was at the Harvard training amp up to ths time of his transfer Bouth Mrs Henry Foster Sutton who has ifeeem enjoyfng a visit of several days with Mr and lira Nicholas Long Wofth in Washrnrgton has gone to Ne Tork where she Is the house guest of Mr and Mrs John Ryan who have a handsome residence in the Eastern city Mrs Dutton has been having a delightful sojourn In the national capital where she has tan entertained by a number of San Franciscans among them Mr and Mrs John Drum and Mr and Mrs Pan lei Jackllng Mr and Mrs Drum will remain In the East indefinitely but Mr and Mrs Jaekllng will return to San franctioo for a brief visit during the Christmas holidays Jaekllng Is at present engaged In work for the Government Mrs Dutton has had Interesting letters from Captain Henry Dutton fc SA who has been In France for evesai monins xne Array omcer recently returned to his station In hasoathern part of France from a days stay pans TT Informal Evening 4 MrsSRl BAilly entertained about kit a doaen frled Informally at her omeon Jackson street on Wednes day evening jDr JBallly Is now In one of tie new iMnu recently started in the south em pari et the State near Jan Diego us yCT io go 10 raocs gBTiy1 Modes arid iV jUt8n JAtil6 models JB stflH fciS4 JrVrJsisisisisisisinBssssssK vySiaw sssswsisisisisMaBsmteaBy fmk sisisRIBa BeBeBeBeVsvxHui sisnQiliHk Couirtqy of Edilk jgot Richncu of material end simplicity of line furmih the last mori in smart nest as shoDm minis blade velvet suit generously trimmed rvith Chinchilla In France Captain Eldrldge Rand has arrived safely in Europe according to word received by his family In the south Captain Rand was married to Miss Lucille Gage the daughter of the former Governor ef the state about two years ago He received his commission at the Presidio hers In San Francisco graduating with high honors Later he was sent to the War College at Washington to complete his studies Son Named The little son of the Baron and Baroness Van Eck has been named Frederick Tillman after Frederick Tillman Jr the Baroness brother who is In France with the naval air reserve flying corps Baron and Baroness Van Eck are occupying the Tillman home at present during Mrs Tillmans absence In New Tork To Visit Here Mrs Jarnee Marwlck a prominent society woman of New York ana Santa Barbara will vlelt here for several weeks She will arrive fTom the south tomorrow Mrs Marwlck will be joined here by her daughter Mrs William Brewstsr of Nsw Tork who Is en route to Egypt where she will rejoin her husband Captain Brewster Captain Brewster Is an attache of the American Embassy at cairo Society lias been Interested to hear that Mr ard Mrs Grant Jr will arrive in this city about the sth of mis monin ana will pass a part of the winter here They will make their nome at trie Fairmont Receives Promotion Mrs Andrew 8 Rowan has received word that Lieutenant Joseph Mason Deem has been promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Commander Mrs Deem Is the daughter of Major Bowan Visit Concluded I PERSONALS AND HOTEL GOSSIP Mrs Bliss and Miss Hope Bliss who haye been in the East for nearly three months Um ed to town yesterday and are established again In their home on Broadway They went East to say good by to Llsutenant Will Bliss who left for France some weeks ago In Government WoTki Mrsi Glenn Hammon has received Interesting news from herhusband who la stationed at Teoria 111 where many Interesting tractor experiments are being made by the Government Hammon first went to One of the motor schools but was transferred to Peoria some time ago Herecently made a trial trip from Peoria to Detroit withce of the tractors Which was highly successful A To Visit Here 4 tMw if Whh will arrive In the near future from Santa Barbara where they have been throughout the summer season and will1 visit in San Franelsco for a few days before leaving for New Tork Mr and Mrs Webb always spend the winter season in the Eastern city where they have a charming apart m1 Th will be the Incentives I wapiktv ftt ftleuurabie SJTilIts during their sojourn In town Convalescent Friends of Oeorge Harry Mendell Jr are pleased to hear that he is now completely out of danger and on the riA to recovery Mendell has been seriously ill at one of the local sana torlums for several weens ana nis friends and family have been greatly alarmed over his condition Dr Herbert Moffltt and Mrs Moffltt at both convalescing In hospitals from attacks of Influenza Here and There Mrs Sheldon Potter has returned to towm with her children after passing several weeks in the country near Los Gatos Alexander Beadle who has been summering In Menlo Tark has oome to town and will be established at the Fairmont until he reoelves orders to report for duty He joined the Navy recently 0 iw4vr ow f4eaMlsr Tote WO ea eity Charter Amendnrat Me SAJt riK CiaOO WBLTaJJB uuorji 4 JamesE Bmsry Washington attorney who is here for a conference with Chamber of Commerce cf nciaja is registered at the Palace Other Palace guests are A Thomas and WeNaujtht importers New Tork HUlman of Pasadena for mer realty operator of Seattle Isidore Dockweiler Los Angeles attor ney Hutchlns lumberman of Los Angeles Nadal oil man of Los Angeles and Killlch Java plantation owner White sales manage1 of the Knox Hat Company of Jjew Tork Is a St Francis guest Others ate Reynolds raining man of Butts Louis imer new Tork broker and Drurnpelmann Detroit financier Mrs Fenton and Mrs Morgen of London and Australia have taken permanent quarters at the Fairmont with the Intention of making California their home Among the other Fairmont guests ara BBee ban Boston capitalist and Mo lenaer weuiny dlTi piniaiion owner and family Russell Joy New Tork canltalfst who Is developing Deer Lake Springs for the purpose of bottling the nra dlclnal waters Is at the Stewart Other Stewart arrivals arei HarleyH Sage United States Forest Service DrwiG Chambers now inisarcamo recreation eervlce and Mrs Cham bers Mrs I A Curry owner of Camp Curry In the Yosemite valley and A Presley merchant of ganta boss Mrs Stephens and Mrs Steobehs of Chefoo China registered yesterday the Whiteombi Others are Mr and Mrs A stokkinx or Eatavia Lieutenant and Mrs MacQuiddy and Blanchard of Fresno Kohll capitalist of Geneva Switzerland Is at the Herald with Mrs Kohll Among the other Herald guests ar A Freedman realty operator of Portland Patrick Wall mining man of Butte and Mrs Wall ana jarx saiesDian ot cnicago Neaset managerof the Nease Timber company Portland is regls i tered at the Bellevue with Mrs Neaee Rlker of Detroit Is also at ths 3ellevue Oeorge Xaehler Fresno raisin grower Is a Cartwright guest Oth ers are Farwell grape grower of Santa Rosa and Lieutenant Ro sen of Camp Fremont Chancellor arrivals Include Fred A CopesUke Stockton attorney and Davenport Berkeley wholesaler King Government offldal from Washington is at the Plaia Other Plana arrivals are Dr and Mrs Ross of Corte Maderar Rlchay Pasadena Truck Company owner ana Harry iiawicine hotel man or nan Jose George Warren Hoopei ar son of Oeorge Warren Hooper Sr owner of the Hotel Butter is dead from pneu monia He had been associated with nis ratner in the management of the Soldiers of Aomeirs Land Army Mar eking Wrtk Pacts Sturdy Hikers From Lodi District Pass Through Stockton in Search of Cairds Announce Bctrotkal of Student and Navy Ensign 1 1 I I SSISSII Engagement Thlerests Large Cfrcle of Acquaintances of Gouiple in Cities bout the Bay OAKLAND October it Betrothal ctrds received through this morning mall were the medium through which the engagement of Niss JanetiThompecii of this elty and Ensign Welles HolLieter Newlands was announced to their friends In the section Mise Kfv LifBoml0on tn daughter of Mr and new viuus iu i lai wt rs ireaenck TH otnpson of Park I view avenue formerly of San Franr Speelsr nspeten to The OhroBlele K1 who have made their home for 8100X1011 October 81 With I fr1 the east side of i Ij A kMi the ba The brldaeleet 1 nnW in In true Alaska Pack style or rolled ftffr 1 ulvrtiL ot shoulderwise around their bodies tor fJ 1 gether with complete klta ot cooking 1 utensils and whatsver else might he i needed for rouahln Itr four mem te nas been Xuzed tor the wed here of the Womens Land Army aln which has done such solendlii woTk In the Lodi section during the fruit season passed through Stockton this morning en route for San Franolsco via Antloeh and Pittsburg Their pletu resque attire attracted much attention from passers by Dorothy Smith Ono Douglas Jea nette Silva and MInnetto White Ot San Francisco comorlse the party and they are hoofing It No rldee turt them This morning they walked the fourteen miles between Lodi and this city making the first leg of the journey In a few hours From here they will walk to Antloeh going via Tracy and Byron taking the longer route tor ine better roaas mat prevail They Intend to pitch camp for one night on Qrlssly Island near Antloeh A lltAe later they are coming back to Lodi If they are needed or otherwise will go to Loe Angeles to help gather the orange crop Army Will Make Food Tests With New Draft Squads Camp Lewis to Ascertain Effects of Army Fare on Different Types CAMP LEWIS TACOMAV Wash October 1 The old saying that there Is nothing new under the sun stands In the way of being repudiated when then next draft arrivals commence to report at Camp Lewis Uncle Sam firmly believes that his food system Is as near perfect as possible and past results would seem to bear him out but a new plan nas been devised and the next arrivals at camp are to furnish the means of trying It out From every company of 250 new recruits twenty specially selected men will be taken None of the twenty will be alike as to type There Will be a all man a short man a thin manM fat on there Will be one conspicuous for his red hair while the raven locks of another will put him upon the team In this way will the picking be done until the twenty have been chosen Fol low then three weeks oi systematic feeding and training Weights taken to the fraction of an ounce will be compared egalnst the pounds registered at the close of the period Results highly Interesting and In structive are anticipated Not only will it show the general effects of army faro on all types of men but It will also tend to show it Is believed what types of men best thrive upon the fare Will the red haired men prove best fitted or the brunette or will the blonde have It over all of them Perhaps after these testa are over a man can gaze at himself In the glass and tell Just what he amounts to The next few weeks should tell Little Home BUI Nearly Stops Heart Charles A Davis 1181 Hayes street was given a divorce yesterday by Superior Judge Shortall from Mrs Helen Davis on the ground of cruelty He said she is Independently weal thy and when he married her he was a traveling talesman at a moderate salary While he was away from home she wrote him she was fixing up a little home He said ha told her to go ahead and when he returned she presented him a bill lor furniture that he testified gave ailtn a heart attack from which ha never has re rove red He also said she would tele phone him collect telling him their child was aymg He wouia run Deck to San Francisco and find the child well Frederick Baruch Made Food Official Frederick Baruch a loeMcoffee Im porter of 4he firm of Baruch fe Co has been appointed Pacific Coast member of the coffee advisory com mlttee of the FoodAdmlnlitratlon by Federal Food Administrator Herbert Hoover The Green Coffee Association of San Francisco recommended the appointment Of Baruch una has been requested by Hooter to recommend for appointment an additions member of the organisation to serve on the coffee advisory committee James Otis of the Otis McAllister Company probably will be recommended fone the position Navy to Establish Hospital in Vallejo VALLEJOi October 81 ValleJoe tsrancn navan nospuai win be opened at the Catholic Boys School Saturday Officers and men from Mare Island Hoapltal win be transferred to the local unit The City Emergency Kosoltal hare established two weeks ago when the influent epidemic broke out claims to have the lowest death record of mny in ine on xne record snows slxty sU patients admitted in seven days nineteen discharged and three deatns hjnslstn Nevrlai a fm University of California man but gave ud his career at college to enter the eerrlce He enlisted in the Navy more man a year ago and at present Is stationed In Sen Franclsoo AC college he was prominent In campus activities He lsSamember of the DeltaTau Delta fraternity Ensign Newlands la the son of Mr and Mis Jams Xewlands of San Franclaio TouringSouth Mr and Mrs A Smith of Avalon avenue have as their guest at present their daughter Mrs Edward Everett wife of Captain Everett TJ A instructor In French at the National Military Academy at West Point Mrs Everett acoompanled by Mlas Edna MjDuffle Is nowon a motor trip to theoutlern part of the Stat They are expected home the last of this week I Extra Sessions In the absence of Miss lady Em mons Who ifl now Hlrantlna thM mfttA corps in Alameda Mlas Isabelle CCon or is in charge of the work of the Monday Auxiliary of the Fed Cress which heretofore met at the home of Mils Emmons The auxiliary will now have extra sessions at the Red Cross headquarters la the XnolnsJ City until ths qnota of work for that Quarter has been completed Tkeoe assslona are to be held regularly on Wednesday mornings Back From South Mrs Charles Keeney and her little sons have returned to Boeeoreit the William Griffith Henshaw Home on Vernon Heights Mrs Keeney and tier little family have been living at Corenado for some time Regular Meeting The Adsrara Polnt Bridge Club will hold Its next meeting at the home Mrs John Van Hoosear on Fifty fifth street The regular date set for the Informal meetings at which Red Cross work Is accomplished la the second Monday In the month InCollege Miss Elisabeth Walters a Delta Zeta at college Is completing a course in social economics at the University of California Miss Waltsrs is the cianeee ot William Swift UV 8 Plans for the wedding are not be made until the close of the war Endowment Fund To Mre Charles Toungherr has been given the task of directing the campaign tar thrift stamps launched by the alumnae members of Mills College recently Each of the loo members has pledged herself to a 1 boek before the end of the yfur The thrift stamps will then he added to the endowment fund of the college WarCamn Mil Take Charge Uf Well are Work WASHINGTON October It All ac tlvltles connected with the welfare of enlisted meij outsld of the camps and cantonments heretofore eon ducted Independently by the Ci A the National Catholic War Council the Jewish Welfare Board and the Salvation Army have been placed under the supervision of the War Camp Community Service by the Commission on Training Camp Activities representing the War and Navy Departments Ths commission announced tonight that thus the War Camp Community Service becomes the enly agency now officially recognised In this work and Is charged with co ordinating stimulating and extending where necessary the activities of all other agencies This action it wa explained was taken In accord with vlewa recently expressed by Secretary Baker and also those of President Wilson as to the necessity for unity and co ordinationordination in the weik of all relief agrencles i Frenchman Here OnWaytoRussia Although he had Wen manufacture lng munitions for the Russian Government for mariy months Lieutan ant Proilsslnet of the Fredch Army was told he could not leave Russia without paying a Irrlbe to the Bol shevik government or eotuo ruoics for himself and each one of the small French colony with him Fralsslnet spurned the offer ana with a party of fifty two French werkmenmade his way through Northern Russia directly into the heart rt the Bolsheyiki territory and finally reached Arch angel from where they sailed for New York Lieutenant Fratstlnet arrived In San Francisco last night and is at the Stewart Hotel oirt his way tc Join General Maurice in In commander of Ctech Slovak forces in Siberia With him is his wife who carried out ISOOO worth of Jewels by Insert lng them in a stick used to carry shawl anj rugs Thero Wss I Nothlrs So Good for CeageetUn aid Colds aei MtsstsTd But the old fashioned mustard plaster burned and blistered while It acted Get the relief and help that mustard plasters gave without the plaster and without the blister Musterole does It It is a clesn White ointment made with oil of mustard It Is scientiflcally prepared so that it works wonders and yet dots not blister the tendorest skin Just massage Mustesole In with the finger tips gently Eee how quickly it brings relief hew speedily the pain disappears Use Musterole for sore throat bronchitis tohslHtls cjoup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headache congestion pleurisy rheumatism lumbago pains and aches of the back or Joints tpratns sore rmiscles bruises chilblainschilblains frosted feet tolas of the chest It often prevents pneumonia 80c and 0o Jars hospital also 350 el Alaskan Collection For Red Cross Fund Money for thei Red Crosewlll be obtained through the sale of a large collection of Alaskan curios brought from Nome yesterday by George Kllroy San Franciscan who lathe head of ths Union Construction Company The curios were gathered by former Saw Francisco residents ot Nome and Vicinity They included native skin boats mastodon Ivory iA jitsi 8Ni Make lid Complejjon Bcgotifnl QOFTAm VELVETY Afov ay pads if not tnattlg piatd Vsdlie IS rre est sunless Aliens as til waited eff rrerM seasnm re tun ef dltoolorstlOM 4wmios ellke esere ereve Its turlM eoslltj Tipsiu tletll hert Msk 4rutU WiiU tk xiiaiss It 0sten ersr Xtll ttleaO IMlet Oe larls Tese a Improvement Noted In Army Camp Cases hWASHINOTON October St Steady Improvement In healths conditions at army camps and cantonment for the week ending October 28 is noted in the health report made public tonight at the office of the Surgeon General of the Army With new In fluenXa cases totaling a little more than 19000 decrease of more than 60 per cent from the prevlrfus week and pneumonia cases 6911 showing proportionate decrease Hospital admissions rate dropped to 1793 and death rate to 92 per 1000 from the previous weeks 190 per 1 00 Shoes to Be Placed In New PriceClasses WASHINGTON October 11 The War Industries Board announced today that shoe wlllbe classified in the price fixing programme recently decided upon In four divisions Instead of three The additional class will Include all those selling at less than ft a pair The other three class divisions are Class A to 1121 class 6 to 1995 and class St toS95 1 i Bond Buttons and Posters Salvaged Buttons i nd posters used in the fourth Liberty loan campaign are being salvaged for use In the fifth Liberty loan campaign It was announced yesterday Chairmen of committees who Worked in the fourth campaign have been asked to return ail supplies they have on hand to their district headquarters LIT NOW 1 111 Assistant Sales Manager Looks for Big Business When Confliot Ends rumpelirian assistant sales manager of the Hudson Motor Ca CoaijanyDetrolt who la trgvorslng the circuit of the prlnelpal Super Six agendts In the oountry arrived here yesterday to call on the Harrison Company Hudson dlstrlbu ter4n this terrltry Drumpelman whose company has announced that It will go on a 109 per oent wjtr basts the first of the year lor the duration or ine war opu mlitlaasto the future of the American motor car business He says the Huaaon fartory has prepared a postwar plan of produatloni iale advertising etc and that It Is formulated on He belief thatthe amount of tamaitllas made and seld by United Statoa msaufaoturers after tho war for a perldof at least tureer years will he stapendous iDVAlfTAGB OVEri BraOPll jtfter the eeesation of hostilities ths entire world wm oo crying iran tlcally foautomoblles and this country wlUbo the only on la a posUlon to furnish them for aJJ timt saia Drumpleman Whllo Hud i fj tnries on a war basis will be handicapped at flret in getting bscfc to tlie manufacturing of cars when peao 1 declared bwlng to the erawlt off materials we will have a jvniere aver the Euro pean matru facturer whose whel plant muat virtually undergo a period of re rontr0ctlcnYnd Ms pollcfe entirely revamoed whlcn wjiv oiov I iiukltlmi utraiw Tpere fiu iJj demand for motorcar right Bore The war la doing a great dial tor the purification of ntor car buslnss ManT undo slrables are being eliminated and the inAustry will be jsiit on a ore tab stantlal and cleaRer basis it is gtv lns all of us cnance to caven looi ends and to do necessaryhouse cleaning I TuirttrrACTURBits patriotic wv the attitude taken by ti distributers and dealers throughout the country following the announcement ot me wiiifi tailoient of SuperSlx production Drtunpeltaan stated that the spirit shown by them was true evidence of Americanitm They have shown a determination to keep going and any fear that the great Hudson selling organization Would disintegrate any thought that the Individuals who have worked with Hudson for years were going to suit can be dismissed he sW Randolph Is Head Of Education Board OAKLAND October 11 George Randolph 31 At hoi avenue president of tb United Iron Work anl former president of tho Board of Education was elected tonight president ot the board to succeed Dr A SXelly who died of lnfluenia last weak Chicago Theaters Are Permitted to Reopen CHICAGO October 31 Chicago theaters closed by Mn fluents quarantine reopened tonight In Illinois today Sit communities reported 8797 new cases of Influent a large reduction from the previous day Improvement In Chicago continued 3DE 30 HOME Without lis EbtonsiV Cavres in fTl IrOTEL BICIIEUEU JLbExcIuaive TSvaiilj Hotel Ibr Perrrtommt And Transient Guests mertNtwfcw10a IiDe3tf IVcArJViGcay5t San Ruw Cisco MctorEcitcr Innnger TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT FORIOTEWENC TELEPHONE OPERATORS Former telephone operator can render an Important service to the public during the present epidemic of influenza by temporarily filling the positions of the many operator now absent You will be adequately paid for any tine that you can spare during the day or evening either on week days or Sundays Further information may be obtained and arrangements made by personal call or by telephone at the following offices 333 rant Ave Room 406 3434 l7thStunr Valencia Garfield 774 Market 9596 THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND T10EGRAPH CO I hOksm Hiy jljfeSl a fVn Jti xrr WMft3fta5i itiZAvfP irfm4v mt aa Wv MiiiM 4 MtMijitifat vamprremom Will UftttA tSRi GkwT CA10 TRKMOlrt October II Ofi facial word that an offlcere tjalnmg re with 30900 members would oon eesUbUehed here wa retv4 nr Washington today Th order Indlcatee that tie candidate wilt be eUctediby the local draft boards rn camp authorities were aditedt make preparations to receive te men Til order read In partr Due to the establishment rg Infantry school atCarnj Tt mont on December 1 to whlcli 0 men will be admitted in addition tor ejtaou at the centra school Imperative that all men phpicllr and mentally ouallfled for ctflcere training be reported to thUcfflce on Woveniber isr regardless of nambor i UISDE1B HA 12800 JTRSI BISBEJ1 Arlx October 11 Fire at undetermined Origin farlr today eVstreyed the supply house of tho Copper Queen branch of the Phelps Oedgs Company 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