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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-07

GIFT OUR BIG FOH HGNT LIST.
FOR SALE
BEST HOUSE IN WASHINGTON
for the money: and you viii agree with %
when you see It. The kind hundreds people
have been lookin: FOR. One Of the most I'm
portant features Is the lot. size 1Sx1l0, to Q
paved alley; wide street and beautiful park.
ing; nine large rooms and tiled bath; hot.
water heat; four rooms on first door. finished
nent builder. The price Is very low-only
So, $50 Northwest section.
BOSS PHELPS Unc.). 80 14th NV.
Opposite Franklin Park. Phones Main 34O.4l- 4e6.
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GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
FOR SALE
AN EXCELLENT INVESTMENT.
Eight brick houses on q numbered street
NV. Annual rental. l.22o. Price. $12. 500.
Houses Of this character never vacant and
are the best class OF Investments
BOSS PHELPS Qnc.). 90 18th NV.
Opposite Franklin Park. Phones Main 34O-41-A 0S
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
GET OUR BIG ron RENT LIST.

FOR SALE
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS RESIDENCE.
Located on Columbia road near 18th Ut. Con.
tains nine rooms and hath: four rooms on first
floor; hot-watef heat; north side OF street:
convenient to both lines. Would make q
dne home for . physician. Price. $500.
BOSS PHELPS Unc.). 91O 14th NV.
Opposite Franklin Park. Phones Main $40 ~ -496.
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FOR SALE-S4.96O.
LARGE BRICK DWELLING NEAR govern.
ment printing once; - rooms and bath: 70
feet wide; reduced in price. A. owner Is anxious
JOSEPH I. WELLER,
Realty Broker. COZ b Ut. NV.
de6-3t
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FOR RENT-TO COLORED TENANT. GROOM
and bath house, In fine location: 1871 Seaton
~. NV; reduced to $3.50. CAYWOOD q
GARRETT. 1921 y. Y. ave- deS-st
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GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
FOR SALE
A COLUMBIA HEIGHTS HOME.
$500 house for s.. $50. Contains ten
rooms and modern bath: all OF the rooms are
neighborhood. near 18th and Girard. This 10
truly a bargain and q chance to resell at 4
profit.
BOSS PHELPS Une.). 80 14th NV.
Opposite Franklin Park. Phones Main 34O-41 -406.
GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
FOR SALE
ANOTHER BARGAIN.
On Columbia Heights. detached house; lot
% about 125. Contains seven rooms and
bath; built for q home. Owner has been ask.
ing $4,000. but recently reduced the price to
$4,000 for quick sale. There IL stable to
the property.
BOSS & PHELPS Qnc.). e1o 18th NV.
Opposite Franklin Park. Phones Main 1904 40S.
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GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
FOR SALE

4 PERFECTLY BUILT HOME.
convinced after inspecting it. II you are not
able to Judge for yourself, select a prominent
builder to decide for you and we Day him for
two tiled baths: heated BY hotwater; gen
uine oak In every room: all flooring Is No. I
Of cabinet work; every joist is cambered and
every part Of the house was put together under
the personal supervision Of a man who under
stands the building business from the cellar to
the roof. The price Of this house il $1,000.
Located the Heights.
BOSS & PHELPS unc.). 80 18th NV.
Opposite Franklin Park Phones Main 340-41-496
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10 LADIEs-HAiR COVERINGS or CUT HAIR
bought. rood prices given. Write LADIES
HAIR GOODS ASSOCIATION, le3S 0irard
sge.. Philadelphia. Pa. Ha2o. lots
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FOR RENT
1924 II. 1sr, 81. $50
220 e NV, 13r. b. .55. 76
l741 r NV, JG. b. 30. 30
2114 H NV. Tor. b.&. 80
100 21st, Sr, b. .&.O
425 10th ne, Or. b.3b. SO
915 22d, 7r, b. ....27.b0
207 Fl NV, Or. b. .@ so
GEO. w.
no2S-tf
FOR RENT-BY L. ].
721 9th nw.sto. sta. 80. 90
1907 "a NV. 7r. b. IS. 30
Stable r 1916 L nw12. 80
nO13-tf
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ONLY IS, $50.
Beyond all doubt this Is q great home. Lo-
Gated in the very best section on the Heights
Nine fine bright rooms; hot-water heat; cedar
closets; beautiful decorations; servants closet:
laundry; many new features One Of the best
values we have ever offered. Act.
SHANNON & LUCHS, 1O4 18th ut. NV.
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FOR SALE-$S,o00.
Southwest, near National Museum: . three
story brick; eight rooms and bath: In me con-
dtion. Owner about to leave city - anxious
to sell and has reduced price.
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FOR SALE-TO COLORED-
Rrand-Dsw 2-story brick. northeast; 8 roonl
and modern bath; good lot; price. @3,S0o: 316(
cash, bal. $25 per mo-, including interest.
JOHN G. KEmAAN. 610 r ct. NV,
Specialist In Desirable Properties Tor Colored
CJionta AoE- a
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FOR REN--Bf WESCOTT q WIICOX-

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1872 10th. Tor, ami. $65. so
926 23d. 11r.2 ami. so. 80
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1920 II. LOT. b. 40. IS
1921 22d. l1r,b.cel3a IS
2139 x. sr. b. .30.1S
2137 x. 6r. b. eel. 80. IS
Oil sd, Sr. b. 30. 81
90l 24th. Or, b. n. 80
1906 KinSman. Or, b. Is co
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lob @th. Or. b. lat. %. go
81l K. Or. W, eel. Is. 30
23I0i9 I, 7r. w. 1850
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926 4th ne. Or. W. lati5.5C
c702 X. Or. W. .l1.J0
An AIpTNgUN-T0
Milford chronicle., 1908-05-22
GREENWOOD.

Alfred Long, the blacksmith. is IN with wba
is thought 10 be typhoid fever.
During the clOudburst on Monday night last
$50 young biddies owned by Mrs. Abe Richards
were drowned It was a serious loss to the lad,
as it was all OF her early hatch.
This Town is Over-run with men canvasing fo,
orders to enlarge pictures
The pool room is great success as an amuse.
ment place these days.
The graduates are making great prepsrations
ior the graduating exercises.
few strawberries have been shipped this
week and the prices have been fair. bur next
week the crops will be coming in heavy
The basket factory is manufacturing baskets
again.
There are many sick Mrs Maggie Lord and
baby are under doctors care Mrs Thomas
sharp is suffering from heart disease; George
Brady is recovering and the mumps have about
DR.. Hiram Clifton, of Wilmington has been
visiting relatives near here.
john T. Richards is entertaining his neice for
few days.
Mrs. Mary Jones from fredericksburg. has been
listing friends here.
Milford chronicle., 1908-05-22
White Man Weds Negro Girl.

Charles Warrington, a white man Of
about thirty-tve years, and Bessie
Hansley, light mulstto girl, claiming
they are married, were placed in Jail al
Georgetown last week, in default Of
bail. The charge against them was
brought by the girls mother who
claims that the girl is only thirteen
years old and that Warrington has
got wife living. Both the man and
woman come from the neighborhood
Of Concord. They were given a hear
ing before Esquire COulbOurn of Sea.
ford, and in default Of bail, 500 for the
man and 5000 for the girl, they were
committed to Jail AS they were sep
arated at the jail entrance to occupy
separate cells the man mbraced the |
cOlOTed girl affectiOnately much to the |
disgust of persons standing around.
Milford chronicle., 1908-05-22
Church News.

Avenue NJ. f. Church. Divine ser
vice 1880 a. m. Preaching by the Rev
J. H. Goehegan of Houston. No even
ing preaching. Epworth League ser
vice at Z O'Clock p. m.
The memorial sermon for the G. A. r.
will be preached next Sunday morn.
ing in the Baptist Church. Services in
the evening at Z. 30-the fourth sermon
On becoming a Christian. Subject,
"Sin."
May oath (ffth Sunday after Easter
mathis, litany and sermon, 10 30 a. m.
sunday School, , p. m; st. Stephen
Chapel, 30 p. IA; St. Faiths Guild
Tuesday p. m Christ Church Guild,
Wednesday evening.
Presbyterian Church. The pastor will
preach at o'clock. Subject, "Tyranuy
Of Opinion" The musical program will
include the following numbers Pre-.
Iude in b flat, Dr. w Volckmar Offer
tory and Meditation, Arthur w. Mel.
son Triumphal March, Paul Wachs.
sabbath School at . O'Clock. Subject,
Death and Burial Of Jesus" Evening
meeting at O'Clock. Subject, "The
christian al the Ballot Box. p
Milford chronicle., 1908-05-22
Bible Principles Of Government.

A call has been issued for confer,
enees to be held simultaneously in
Grace NJ. E Church, Wilmington, and
Wesley NJ. Z. Church, Dover, on the
End, 3rd and 4th Of June, under the
auspices Of the National Reform As
ISOLATION, to consider the Bible princi-
plies Of civil government, and their ap
plicstiOn to vital questions in the life Of
the nation. The call, which is signed
by Sylvester f. Scovel Of Wooster Uni.
versity, Wooster, o., the president Of
the association J. Renwick Dill Of
Philadelphia, the district secretary a
long list of vice. presidents from differ.
ent parts Of the country, being chiefly
ministers, and Endorsed by a large
number Of Delaware clergymen.
Milford chronicle., 1908-05-22

1t is very foolish for the people TO
agitate the wet" and dry question
in Kent and Sussex counties. The cleo
ton has been held, the question has
been settled, and it is not the part Of
good citizens to rub it in on either side.
The business Of law abiding citizens
from now on is to help the officers Of
the law to see that the law is strictly
observed. We do not want any speak
easies and close watch should be kept
upon all who are suspected civilizations.
Milford chronicle., 1908-05-22
Increasing Teachers Salaries.

A law has been passed by the Mary.
land Legislature, which provides for a
systematic method for increase Of
teachers salaries. The law provides
that white teachers holding first.class
certificates and who have taught in
the State for three years shall not re-
eeive less than $3.50 year those who
have taught five years shall not receive
less than $500 year those who have
taught eight years shall not receive less
than $3.50 a year, and the teachers
holding secOnd-class certificates who
have taught for eight years shall not
receive less than $3.50 q year.
Milford chronicle., 1908-05-22
To Take Army Examination.

Governor Lea has designated Lieu
tenant w. f. Hoey, Jr., Of Dover as
the candidate from the Organized Mil
tia Of Delaware 10 enter the COMPETE
tive examination for appointment as q
second lieutenant in the United States
Army. He will take his examination
at Fort Leavenworth, Kan, in July.
Lieutenant Hoey is attached to Co. G.
First Infantry, and has made an ex-
cellent record in the service Of the
Stare.
Milford chronicle., 1908-05-22
Where There's a Will There's a Way.

A young mother CHANGED to occupy
a seat in front Of us on a train last
week, when an amusing incident &C.
Cured. She was vainly endeavoring
to quiet her yOungster who was appar-
emily about two years old. The young
cherub had gormsndized vast quantities
Of fruit, nuts, etc, and seemed to be in
great misery and positively refused to
be comforted. Finally an old gentle
man, who was sitting beside the dis.
tressed mother, and whom we took to
be her father, remarked: Jenny, I'd
larrup that kid" "Oh, / hate to whip
q child on a full stomach" said she.
"LoOks to me like itiud be an easy
matter to turn it over" was the quaint
reply.
Milford chronicle., 1908-05-22
REDDEN.

The farmers in this vacinity are busy now dur.
ing the early part Of the morning. picking straw.
berries
Atwood Lynch is in the office of R. c. Hill
learning the business.
1t is surprising that more Of the farmers do not
get better breed Of chickens since the better
bred ones, are better layers and produce far bet.
ter results. b. Diekerson has IA rose comb
Rhode Island Reds that he has kept shut mn in y
pen lONlS for six weeks and on Tuesday and
which is good for two DAYS es9
Milford chronicle., 1908-05-22
ELLENDALE,

Mr.. and Mrs Isaac F.. Warren entertained
quite a bumber Of their friends at their home
near Glendale on Saturday evening, May 10th
in honor Of Mrs, Warren il being her birthday
The evening was spent pleasantly in all sorts OF
amusements suitable for the occasion. and al
g O'Clock all were invited to the dining room
where ice cream, cake, lemonade and bananas
were used in abundance. AT a late hour they
departed to their homes and wishing Mrs. War
rem many more happy anniversaries some Of
those present were David LELAND and wife VII
liam Warrington ana family Frank Case and
family Arthur Jones and wife, George r. Fisher
and wife, Mrs. Joseph Warrington. Mrs. Matilda
Jones' Miss Edythe KilleR OF FELTON,, Misses Nora
and Hulda Lohand, Miss Wayne Wilson, George
Warrington and Joseph Warrington Jr.
We had the pleasure, on Tuesday evening OF
visiting Milton. TO attend the confirmation exer
cises, atlthe Episcopal Church there to hear the
powerful sermon of Bishop Darlington, of Har-
rsburg, Pa. There were eight in the conffrma-
ton class including Misses Mary and Gertrude
Dickerson, Of this place. Quite a number of
people OF Glendale were present including Miss
Gertrude Cannon OF Bridgeville, who was the
guest Of the Dickersons.
On our way to Milton, we heard quite COM
motion, at the home of Rufus EIlingsworth and
learned by inquiry that his wife who was
former Milford lady had just died We could
learn no particulars but ID. A. C. will no doubt
have ar account Of it this next week We take
this opportunity OF extending our sympathy TO
Mr.. Ellingsworth
Rev. Frank Milman, Of Pottsville, Ps.. who is |
a native of this community but who left here
with his parents in his infancy, isspendinga few
days In his native town and Will preach at the
NJ E. chu' ch Wednesday evening Rev. Nil.
man is considered very able expounder Of the
word.
Mrs Indie Warren was taken suddenly Ill., on
Friday last with mysterious disease, that was
strange to even the physicians. On Saturday
here were three doctors in constant attendance
'he is much better at this time but is still very
Il.
Mrs Bertha Hughes is quite sick and underthe
"A re OF DR.. Samson.
Mr.. VIII Jester who is a street car conductor
n Philadelphia is spending few days here with
MS parents, but pretty Glendale assie IS per-
laps the main object Of his mission.
strawberries are now on in earnest and the
tile folks are once more happy Esquire Ellie /
God shipped crates Monday and on Wednesday /
e shipped so.
The colered iolksare quite busy getting ready d
" the dedication Of their new church which is d
early completed. They have three carpenters n
ON Georgetown aside from those who are al
ady working here. On the day Of dedication
ere will be preaching by Bishop and Presiding A
lder and others. Pam ppv Il
Milford chronicle., 1908-05-22

There IS an attempt being made
to enforce a law passed a few years
ago, which provides that when a
certain number of residents along a
county road petition the Levy
Court, that a special appropriation
of one thousand dollars shall be
made by that body for that especial
road improvement. We are in
hearty sympathy with the idea of.
road improvement-and even in
sympathy with giving over the head I
of a member Of the Court who may
be recalcitrant but, we are not in
accord with giving the money to
any individual to expend according
to an individual idea, or without
competent supervision from an ex-
Perienced road building civil en-
gineer. Sussex county needs better
1Oads-in fact the need is really
a detriment to the county-but we q
have no money to waste by a series n
of individual experiments. A com 7
petent road engineer should be a
given full charge Of the work, and "
the road drainage, theroad grading "
and road surfacing, be done accord r,
ing to we'll known plans and prin- Il
2ipals. Let us have the New Cas- IA
tie county road engineer law, and al
then let US improve the roads &C al
to one general and accepted "
should a loan Of $780, vi
300 be necessary to do it quickly. eli
We are heartily in favor of good r r
Dads, because they help the farmer tic tic
nd increase the values of property pc
nd because we need them now. &c
Milford chronicle., 1908-05-22
HOw's This2

we otter One Hundred Dollars Reward FOL
any case of Catarrh that cannot he cnred ~,
the ues OF Halls Catarrh Cure. -
r. j. CHENEY q Co, Toledo, 0.
we, tne Undersigned, have known +. J..
Cheney Tor the last 10 years and believe him
perfectly honorable IN ali business frsnsac.
lions, and financially able to carry out anv
made by his firm
WALDING, KINNAN Il MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists Toledo. O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internally. act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur.
aces o. the system. Testimonials sent free.
Plce, f2c. per bottle Sold by all druggists,
Take Halls Family Pills for CONSTIPATION.
Milford chronicle., 1908-05-22
Court Crier For 80 Years.

Court Crier James W. Wise who
will reach mis- o0th birthday on October
9th next, has announced his intention
Of retiring from the position of cuer Of
the Kent county and Supreme Courts
at the expiration Of the terms of the
present Judiciary Of this State one year
hence. Mr.. Wise has served as crier
of the courts for 33 years.
Milford chronicle., 1908-05-22
LAWS ITEMS.

Laws school picnic was well attended and
was quite a success.
Miss Irene sipple Of Frederick speut saturday
and sunday with Miss Cora Robbins.
Miss Violet Anderson of Pennington, who has
been teaching school at Cedar Field, has returned
home.
oscar Belts has returned 10 his work al VIII
mington
FINLEY stevenson, Of Bowers. is the guest ofthe
Misses Wright.
Milford chronicle., 1908-05-22
MATTINGS.

be seen in Milford the China mating are recor11,sS.
tor durability made Of the heavier straws closely
yard N's q
larger demand because of the many rnioue artistic
designs IN WHICH they woven prices from l5c 10 e
Milford chronicle., 1908-05-22
Big Things Doing
in the Dry Goods
Department.

so Japasine Silk p incl wide in all the new color
ings, at 80 cents ~
40 inch Persian Lawn real value 371 cents special value
India Linen real value % cents special price Is cents
q inch f french lawn real value so cents our special
India Linen regular price 20 cents our special price 12
price Is cents.
special price 81 90 ~
Embrorderes to inches wide worth from Is cents to
% cents Our special price 10 cents -
New invoice of French German and Faet aees received
this week, the lowest prices you ever san, hem ll
saving OF one-third.
per yard
gst received beautiful line of side band Lawns and
sses prices from 10 cents 25 cents; without doubt
the most beautiful lawns you ever saw.
Milford chronicle., 1908-05-22
MIs. Blanche La, oi !

Miss Blanche LufI, Of ~
ing her friends near here.
Quiteanumber Of our yd
ing roller skating at Milforth
The Breme Brothers are ell
10 play for the Milford skatiIi
Miss W. Wilson. OF Phjla3
Mrs Coursey Hammond
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson X. Be
ing are visiting Houston frien'
Rev. Mr. Geohegan preached
sermon sunday morning last
Milford chronicle., 1908-05-22

We want you to become acquainted with shoe have fitted
up ust as know how will be comfortable
ping there have also ed with fresh shoes that will appeal YOU
the shapes
ladies and that are The bandsome to he f
Keep windows they will keep posted on fooea1
Milford chronicle., 1908-05-22
Our New Shoe Dept.
EVerYbOdys' Store
for Clothing.
WE SELL
ALFRED BENJAMIN G. co.
NEW YORK MADE CLOTHING.
Young Mems
furnishings.

Plain Isle hose in all the shades interviewer make
3 " 2" Nansook underwear coat shirts, long O,
A guaranteed linen handkerchief for lOc
Young men straw hate that appeal to young men the
best lne OF young men sraws to be had and ali he
Cluet and Eclipse" Brands Of coat made Negl,..
Summer Shirts at 81 80. patterns on show in ,;1Js
ly on hand. ~ H''ah'
Every color in silk woven Fourth neckes at so cts
BalbHgan Underwear, 25 cts and 50 cs all the shapes
that made. W ''apes
Milford chronicle., 1908-05-22
c. D. Abbott & Co.

The store of low prices
Why ? Because we sell for
cash only, strictly one price
to all and that price the
lowest possible.
Milford chronicle., 1908-05-22

We placed this business
on a cash-one price basis
knowing that under this
system we could sell you the
same goods for less money.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-21
MILL PLANT TROUBLE
PETITION FILED AGAINST M'INTYRE
 LUMBER COMPANY,
Creditors Seek to Have Big Concern at Jackson Declared a Bank Fupt-Many Men Are Out
 of Work

Jackson. March 2O.-(Special.) )-The Mcintyre Lumber Company of Jack son was thrown into Involuntary bank ruptcy today upon petition of three creditors. the papers having been filed in Mobile.
 This will put out of employment about 25O men. and a majority of them have families and live in the city.
 The company was seemingly .n good condition and had been doing a splen- did business since 1t purchased the property of the Zimmerman Manufac- turing Company, whose saw mill was burned last June. The company has been making double time, working a full force of men day and night
 Before purchasing the Zimmerman Manufacturing Company property the Mcintyre Lumber Company represented an investment variously estimated at from $1 100000 to $1,250.00O.
 The Zimmerman Manufacturing Company's property is estimated to be worth about $500. .000. making the Mo- Intyre Lumber Company now valued at less than $1.750.000.
 The reason for the trouble cannot be learned. but it is stated with au- thority that it was not caused by the Zimmerman Company pressing claims for the unpaid balance of the pur- chase price
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-21
LAWYER DISBARRED
CHARLES TRIAL IN PENSACOLA
 TAKES SENSATIONAL TURN.
The Entire Day Was Consumed in The Case Which fs Being Bit-
 terfy Fought by Both Sides.

Pensacola, Fla, March 20-(Special) Although the entire day was con sumed in hearing the case of M. B Charles. the banker of Grenada Mississippi charged with being impli- cated with c. c. Scudamore in the is- suance of irregular New York Elk changes. the case was not completed at o'clock tonight, when court ad- journed for the day.
 Arguments in the case will be heard tomorrow, and 1t will be submitted to the jury. The case is being bitterly fought. and the feature today was the disbarring by the court of Hon. C. for the defense. who intimated that the court was ruling unfairly. He de- clined to apologize. He argued to the court that while 1t had power to punish by imprisonment or fine. il did not have power to take from the defendant the right of counsel, which had been done.
 Benjamin Webster. alleged Montana millionaire, who worked Pensacola business men for suppers and cham pagne and also for some money. was heard from today, when a sarcastic postal card was received by one of the parties. 1t had been mailed from J3rewton. Alabama. but it not believed that Webster stopped there for any length of time. It is said his sudden departure was due due to the fact that he had been recognized on the streets by a California man, who knew that he was wanted in various west ern places.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-21
ADVERTISER ANGLERS
 WILL FISH IN FLORIDA

A detachment of the working force of The Advertiser will move on the flsh, which are said to be so plentiful in the-pead Lakes of Florida. The members of The Advertiser party rec ommend themselves very highly as fishermen and if the fish in the Dead Lakes are reasonable they will observe Lent and abstain from feeding on any worms until after Easter.
 The Advertiser Isaak Waltcns are: Cashier George H. McCombs, .Circula- tion Manager D. S. Noble and Travel ing Agent A. A. Latcroulle. They will go from Montgomery to lola. Fla. On the banks of the Dead Lakes they will spend several days hauling in the nsh, for according to the member of the party who has been there they bite faster than you can bait your hook. :" If everything does not come up to his description there will be friction and coolness in the party before its rs- turn.
 Arrangements have been made lv dispose of the surplus fish which the party will bring back.