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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-08-11

Charles L. Green, an Albany county
farmer who was convicted OF the mur-
der of his fourteen-year-old daughter,
was electrocuted in Clinton prison,
New York.
Louis A. Gregory, cashier of the At
lantio Coast Line railway at Rich
mond, Va, who pleaded guilty to steal
ing s25, 900, was sentenced to three
years penal .servitude.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-08-11

Don't think that piles cant be cured.
Thousands of obstinate cases have been
cured by Doan's Ointment. DO cents at
any drug store,
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-08-11
Guard Your Name.

A good name being better than
riches, 1t behooves us to take better
care of our regulations.
Rain or Shine, a show every night
next week. Parks big tent Kant
eek"
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-08-11

WANTED-Any kind of clerical po-
Isition by young man of 20 in Palalka or
surrounding territory. Employed at
present. References. P. o. Box 500,
Leslie, Ga.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-08-11

The Biggest Show in the world for
Ten Gents. The Parks Dramatic Co.
All next week,
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-08-11

All new plays next week, Park ORA
matte Co.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-08-11

Matinee Thursday and Saturday, Park S
Big Tent, only Ten Gents.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-08-11

Boys" don't forget the Girl! Parks
big show every night next week. Geet
only 10c.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1911-08-11

or doses 5000" will cure any case
of Chills and Fever Price. sc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14
Diciembre 5 de 1911.-

Emigdio S. Ginorio, Ex-parte. No.
5240.-Autorizaci6n judicial Sc cele-
bro en- este case con asistencia del petit
cionario por 81 y como abogado, y del
senior fiscal, la vista de la solicitud, pre-
sentando como prueba un documento que
Sc admiti6 y los testigos juramentados
ante ell secretario Manuel NJ. Ginorio y
Ceferino del Vale. Y la Corte, apare-
ciendo de la moci0n que los memories
Mercedes y Micaela, de mas de IA amos
de edad estan conformes han suscrito
la misma, autoriz0 al peticionario en- su
caracter de padre con patria potestad
de tales memories, y de Ia de 13 amos NOM
brada Carmen, para vender Ell publica
subasta y por precio mlnimo de ST 1915,
la cuarta parte perteneciente las mis-
mas en- ell siguiente inmueble: Urbana.
casa de mamposterla de altos y bajos, 81
ia en- la calle de la Luna, hoy Rafael Cor
dero, tciudad de San Juan, P. r. marca-
da con el nilmero 106, lindante etc. La
venta Sc llevara efecto en- publica su-
basta y ell producto Sc invertira en- Ia
compra de una casa, 8 en- prestamos hi
potecarios con inter6s de no menos del
y por cientO annual.
Senalamientos de excepciones, previas
para el mes de Diciembre de 1911.
Dia 13-San Juan Fruit Go. VS.. Eleu-
eric Landrau. Dallos y perjuicios.
Pauline Reyes y otros, VS. Jose Lon
go ct. al. Perturbation.
Gonzalo NuDez y otros. VS. John Doe
otro Reivindicaci6n
FIilario Santos. VS. Ricardo Franco y
otros Cobro de dinero.
Liga de propietarios de fincas de San
Juan. P R. VS. Municipio de San Juan
y otro Nuelidad de acuerdos.
Dia 14.-Manue Torres, VS.. Ramon
Gonzalez. Dailos y perjuicios moci6n eli
minaci6n
CmpaOnla industrial de Santurce, VS.
Marcelino Barreto, cobro de dinero. Mo-
zion elimination.
Adolfo Garcia otro, VS. Miguel Sa-
vino Y otro. Rec0brar etc.
A1olfo Garcia otro VS.. Gabriel Suro
V otro. Recobro etc
Guillermo Reinhardt, VS. The Times
Pub. Co. P. r. Expres. Dailos y per-
juicios.
Dia 15.-Rosa Sicard6 VS. Porto Rico
Railway Co. Daios periuciOs.
Rafael Tirado VS.. Isabel Peraza. Di-
vorcio.
Justo pinero VS. Sobrinos De Villamil
" Go. Reivirr1icaci5n.
Robustiano Arenas VS.. Municipio de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14

San Juan, p. r. Rescisi6n de contrato,
etc.
Amanda Garcia VS.. Rafaela Patron Y
otros. Cobro de deuda.
Dia 16.--Segundo Ramon de Jesus, VS.
Sue. de Ramon Perez VilIarnil. Fila
ci6n.
Antera Cantero VS.. Enrique Qui1lones.
Cobro de dollars.
Juan del Carmen Monge eft. al. VS..
Antonio Zechini ct. al. Reivindicaci6n.
etc. (ejecuci6n de sentencia.)
Dla 1S.-Juan Mollfulleda otros. VS..
.Juana Ramos. Pago de frutos.
Ramon Alnlazan VS.. Salvador L6pez v
Victor Lopez. Anulaci6n de contrato.
Dla 1S.-Loiza Sugar Co., VS.. Josefa
Romano y otros.--Otorg. de escritura.
Fernando Sobejano, VS.. Municipio de
San Juan. Danos.
Dla 14.-Ramona Sandoval, VS.. Su-
cesores de Abarca. Indemnizaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14
TRIBUNALES
Resoluciones y sentencias

Seccion la. Libro de minutas.--No is,
folio 258.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-07
TRAIN OF NFGpOPS LEAVE FOR
WEST.
Colorcd People will take mp Home
steads ut Lie In Bfch-More
To TnWnw,

Winnipeg, March 23-The much-ex-
pected train of negro settlers has ar
rived in this city and their appea r.
arce caused a slight commot'or at +Ne
derot TIE black men, women and
children .nen' iu sh.rs time ~
this city, as they left on their special
for the west via tie g. r. p. IN
charge Of William Ouinlan, travelling
a"rt IF tI,tC. r p.
Z There are SO adults and Sc babies
aud al passed the rig. ..r .ct'nn Of
the immigration authorities at Emer-
son. and will proceed to Athahas.:a
Landing and thence to Lac La B'cA .,
where they will take up homesteads.
The men are all farmers, and expect
t., find s'cl > wh""e th"v ""o
gn'ng. They have GOOD enr'nmants
Of horses. mules, plows and other ma
chi"rrv fr t',tir work
H. sneed. the organizer, was more
than r'easea ~ the -esr,t NJ +he IN
spection, and the whole party bore
TIE delav necessary at t"e boundary
with remarkable goodwill, i-en'~e1
With confidence. This Is only the
Arst of a runher Of datachne~te of
these reor1e. whom II Is intended to
briro into rarada this season.
The United States government" !"
thew said "u'pn'd Tire to see ra %
to Washirgton, Montana, or even TO
Me~iro ant a. the last m'n"te tried
to get US to change nnr minds"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-07

Mrs. William Taylor and Mrs. Hill
bring led ahont twenty friends to
their home and opend nice lunch
in honor OF the occasion. Cut flowers
and potted plants were the gifts.
Mrs. William Fulton went to Chicago
on Wednesday and returned on Fri
day.
Sunday, Mrs. H. Houston. Mr.. Will
liam Morrison and Miss c. E. Morri-
son of South Rock Island entertained
about fifteen friends at nice dinner.
Miss Mott Of Washington, Iowa was
in our city on business. ..... ....
Mrs. Grace Remington visited her
sister, Mrs. Traces Steward in Chi
cago and returned with her little
NEPHEW Gerald Steward who VIII
make his bone with her. '
Mrs. Clara Windsor. Mrs H. Hens-
ton. Mrs. Frank Jackson and little
Clair Harding are on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Moore enter
tnired at dinner Sunday. Mrs. r
Galloway Of Davenport and Mrs Roy
Neck Of Pock Island.
Ms. r. Hogan and Mrs. s. Vanc.
were callers at the Moore home last
week.
The A. M. Fl. Sunday school Is max.
ing preparations for Easter.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-07
The Bugie Call.

At no time in the history Of Foreign
Mission work Of Negro Baptiscs has
there been greatt fort put forth to
besti- the denomination in Ra,lving
their Sunday Schools on Easter Sunday.
secretary Jordan says: eve a. send
ing out two hundleo thousand Easter
programs to eight thousand superinten-
dents, full OF information about tie
work Of Negro Bap,is,s at home ard
abroad" These programs will be fur
nished FREE to any Sunday School,
Missionary Society or church that will
send the collection on Easter Sunday to
the Foreign Mission Board, 726 West
Walnut st. Louisville, KY. The numeii-
Gel strength of Baptlsts If Color in this
country ought 10 guarantee great
work by them. The Bvstanoer hopes that
Negro Baptists throughout the country
will rally on Easter sunday, April 18th,
and help the Foreign Mission boal d IN
their effort to relieve their distressed
missionaries on 1ur.ign fields and pay
off the many debts upon them.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-07
CANADA FACINr NEGRO PROB
LEM
Objection Made in Parliament Again.
st Influx From United States

OTTAWA, April 3.-The movement
Of negroes into western Canada to
take IN free homesteads was bronght
into parliament today by Mr.. Tho.
burn, an Ontario member, who SAID
hundreds Of negro settlers ennigrated
from The United States and at t5l
rate the novements vas growire
there soon would be thousands ol
them planted in the northwest.
He said they are not suited to Cana
dian conditions and would not make
desirable settlers. The government
h6 declared should do something tt
discourage the movement.
Minister of the Interior Oliver repl'
ed that the Canadian laws do not rr~
hibit the entry Of negro settlers AMI
the government could only administe
TIE law. While the situation wa
being carefully watched, the govern
ment had not yet seen fit to take
drastic action.-Register and Leade,
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-07
STOnrD rNru-~-
Harper's Ferry, West Virginia.

In the irtercol'eg tie den ato~'
contest between Corgan Colleee. Pa'
tinlore, and Storer College, Harper
Ferry, w. Va, the latter school won
the laurels. Two ladies and two gen
nemen representing each school con
tested here for prizes. A first ant
second prize was awarded the youn E
men.
Those renresert'ro c4o~er a~a tht
subject Of their inclanations were:
Mary F. Parker, 1911 Cooksville
Mo. "Ua-enna
4 Hazel billiard, 1911, Charleston, w
Va. "The Soul of the VIOLIN
Charles Fl. Palmer, 1912: seaford
Del. "The Death Bed Of BENEDICT Ar
mold" s-
Layton Wheaton, 1911, New York
Citv. A Revolutionary Sermon"
Those rerreser+'-e "o~~~> 80 A'c=
narts were Miss Roberta E. Hawkins
"Hiawatha," Miss Ida E. Rogers, vca
lee" Richard E. Johnson, "The pette
Part" Samuel p. Jones "Work " "
The award was TO ladies': first prize
Mss Dil'ard, Storer;; second prize
Miss Hawkins. Morgan; to gentlemen
first prize, Mr.. Palmer, Storer; sec
ond prize, Mr.. Wheaton, Storer.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-07
CoLFAX ITEMS

Mrs. Sam Dean WIS a buslcess visitor
in Buxton last week.
Editor John L. THOMPSON Of Des
Noines was a Snring City visitor last
Saturday and added several new uames
to his list of subscribers.
Those on the sick lit are Mrs Henry
johnson and Messrs, G o. Terrell and
VIM. Rel'
Mrs. Minnie Welsh o. Chicago spent
few days in our city last week visit
ing friends. She departed Friday for
Phoenix Arizona.
The entertainment piven Saturday
evening by "ethel Bantist church was
social and financial success. ..
Mrs. J.. W. Holmes will be hos tess to
the Ladies Mission circle, Thursday
afternr on.
Miss Matte Brown who has been con-
fined to Mercy hospital in Des Moines
during the past six weeks with severe
attack of typhoid fever, is rapidly i'm
proving Bnd will return home next
week.
Mr.. VIM, Walker departed for Chi
caeo last Wednesday, called there by
the serious illness of his mother.
Rev. Lipscombe occupied the pulpit
at Bethel Baptist church Sunday even.
ing and deliv red an able discourse.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-07
PRESERVING THE RECORDS

For several years the Bystander Is
cognizant of the fact that Iowa has
been gathering up. history, data and
relics of the aborig4 mes of this state
though the Aldrich collection and the
Iowa Historical Society at Iowa City,
under the supervision of Prof. Sham
baugh and though Mr.. Edgar r.
Harlin curator Of the Historical Build
ing, they have in the past few years
extended their research to the differ
ent unique classes of settlement, such
as the Anna settlement, the Nor
mans etc, but as yet have not taken
up the early importation and settle,
ment of the Negro In Iowa, which If
taken before the old generation Of
Aborigines pass-way they would or
could give synopsis of the past that
the negro played In the early settle
uent of Iowa, TNis' history should
be secured and a book record made
for the archives Of the iowa library
We hope that our present Legislature
will provide means whereby the his
tory may be secured and perpetnated
The Pystapder Is ready to assist In
bringing ont of the dust of Oblivion
the good deeds and heroic acts thai
the early co'ored settlers done In
helping to develop Iowa.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-07

while the government has not actual
ly done anything yet, many Of the
colored prejudiced race hating men
there. have been trying to prevent
Colored American citizens from cross.
ing the Canadian line, which is a
shame on civilization and a mockery
on equal opportunity or fair play. It
does seem that some white men would
want God to Withhold light. air, heat, or
sunshine, from the negro simply be-
cause he Is colored man. We do not
ssk social equality but in the name Of
the good lord give Us an opportunity
to buy and till Gods soil let us work
give us an equal chance along In
dustrial and agricultural lines. Moth
Ing less than a square deal, an equal
opportunity will satisfy us neither
should we be. Pelow we publish a
clipping fom a Canadian paper and
one from the Register and Leader.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-07
EDITORIALS.
1iilman Insane.

From the latest reports we have it is
stated that Pitchfork Ben. TiIlman,
Senator from South Carolina has lost
his mind. It was no doubt that he had
but little brain matter in his cerebrum
or cerebrullum, hence the loss is but
little. Yet, after all the mean, foul,
vile, vicious. damnsble falsehoods, and
murderous attacks on the morals of our
women and men. We feel just a title
sorry for the old degenerate apostle Of
Negro hater and wind jammer, while
we must not wreak our punishment
upon him for Jehovah will in due sea-
son punish him and remind him of all
the mean things that he ha- said or
done against his struggling brother in
black, while we cannot console him, we
will not harm him.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-07
ALBA NEWS.

Miss Ora Lewis was an Oskaloosa
visitor, Saturday.
Mrs. j. H. Bell and little Dorcus Bell
of Clarinda, stayed one evening at Mrs.
E. Grsyson's on Tuesday, while enrcute
to Buxton to attend the Sunday school
convention.
Abba people that attended the Sum
day school convention in Buxton this
week were Rev. &. Manley, Miss Mil
dred Lewis, MIR. and Mrs. Butler and
son, Lawrence.
Mrs. Oscar Roper entertained the
Dunbar club, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Washington
have friends visiting. them from Chica-
60 this week.
Prof. A J. Hicks was in town satur-
day.
Lawyer Geo. H. Woodson was in Al
bia on Saturday.
Mrs. TIM Washington, Tidy Wash
ington and Toy Washington were Lo-
villa visitor, Saturday.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-07

Of the day we're Mr.J. Dillinger of Des
Moines and Mr.. Rodgers of Ottumwa,
the district president of the Y. NJ. W.
A. At $3.50 the crowd went to the park
where the ball game wes played and at
s o'clock the races we're run and prizes
were won as follows: Mr.. Ira Allen
winner of first prize in the first race;
Willie hates in second race, and Goldie
Creacher in the third race.
MIR. and Mrs Dillinger spent Sat-
urday in our city. the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Edmunds
Mrs A. Jones and daughter, Miss Ida
spent few days in our city last week,
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hunter enter
tanned Sunday at dinner, Rev. and Mrs.
Jas. towles.
Misses Linda Crews and Helen Will
Jams spent Saturday in our city. at
tending U. M. w. A. celebration They
were the guests of Mrs. Percy Jackson
and William Spivie. =
Mr.. Tom Raleigh of Des Moines at
tended u. M. w. A. celebration, Satur-
day.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-07
LOMACK DEAD.

Last. Saturday the news was tele-
graphed here from Oskaloosa that
Rev. F. c. Lomack of this city died
Saturday morning Of heart trouble
at the home of>Mrss Peter. Williams
The body was ordered here. Our
popular undertakers, Jones and Luz
cav went down and prepared the body
aud brought 1t here where he was
buried Tuesday afternoon at Glen
dale cemetary.. The funeral services
were held from Maple Street Bap-
tsst church at o'clock, cord'rcted by
the pastor Rev. Samuel Bates. Quite
a nnmber was present, the Rev. Fred
erick G. Lomack was born in Md ,
about fifty years ago, served in the
U. s. Armp regular service then
entered the minictry. come to Ottu~n-
wa, Iowa where he built up the pres
ent Baptist church and from there he
came TO Des Moines about is years
ago end bvilt the church row l0cotad
o" dth end snhno1. ha also bought
some flats at 4th st. Place whe"o l."
was going TO omen an O'd Folks
Home, and to +"'s end he was sn'i"-
i,irg monev. TIE chrrcb was orce
known as tie African BAPTIST C""rch.
HI leovas two h~o+ho~s WIN of this
city and one in Maryland.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-07

nacle church last Sunday p M. Rev
Galloway preached the sermon.
The B. Y. p. U. was opened by the
VicePresident Mrs. Galloway as the
President Mrs. Junior Tate was III
disposed. @#
Tabernacle Mission Circle met in
the home of Mrs. Anna Southers lsst
week. The ladies are making prepar-
e"""r for tie h'g quiet contest which
will be awarded the lady bringing in
the most money on the evening of
April 10th, at which an elegant pro-
gram will be rendered. managed by
Mrs. M. e. Oliver. The Buxton band
will play and refreshments will be
served. Admission 10c
The concert given at the Y. M. G. A.
by Mrs Galloway, March 9th was a
success After paying all expenses
she realized $1,000, to be turned over
to the church.
Tabernacle members have provided
a parsonage for Rev. and Mrs. Gallo
way and they will move in this week,
Rev. Woodland has begun a revival
neotirr at MT. T'o'n church.
The Mt. Zion Mission Circle met at
the church last week. After TIE dis
cussion of the topic the sisters wore
very rova'ly e"terta 'r"d hr MO- =" - = :
Miss Mary Perkins has accepted the
position as alto si-ger with the South
crn Sextette. While we regret to
have her leave, we hope she will sue
ceed.
Williams, Porter, Thomas and Ward.
TIE B. Y. p. U. meeting at Mt Zion
church was quite Interesting, be'"g
led nv Mr.. q. w Chaatham. Tho
chairman Of the program committee
with tis hard, but reol Interesting
list of questions is getting some real
Mrs. Sarah JOHNSON was on the sick
liet last week. brt 's much better now.
The miners celebrated the anuiver-
sery Of the e.pht ho"r sveter" hrrn
1st On that date thev CHANGED f~om
goirg 70 work at 100 o'clock and go
ar 500 O'Clock. but return an hour
eer''er IN TIE afternoon.
THE r"h'ic SCHOOLS are having va
co+'on this week. .... ....
Miss rer4hn Allen anil two s's+ers
f~o,n Dos Mo'~oc wore IN T'u~ton
Lost week attending tive D'et-'ct r-1-
fprence and Sunday co-vert'or. witt,
here t.ev wee the guests Of Miss D
Wcn Leo. #El3 ..- ..
Tho n'etrict Conference and 9. S.
rr~vo-.'r, net with st. Johns church
last week.
rhe crrd,v sc~nn, union will meet
with Mt. Z'o~ rar+'st church next
Sunday at 300 p. NJ
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-07
RIIXTON

Mrs. Kate Brow n had the misfo~-
tune to sprain her ankle last week
and was kept inside a few days as q
result. She is much improved at this
writing. ~ ,at@"
Miss Virginia Steele WHO has been
in Des, Moines since last Christmas
is home visiting her mother, Mrs
Ruth Steele.
!, Mr.. S. z. Carey came down later to
/, visit Miss Virginia Steele
Miss Oakley Steele who visited her
/ mother Mrs. Ruth Steele last week
has returned to Des Moines.
The Self Culture club met in tn G
home of Mrs. Hattie Garrett, No. 2
( West 10th street last Wednesday
Mrs. Garrett served q nice dinner af
lter the regular routine OF business
/ was finished. I
At the Y. P. S. C. e. meeting last
| Sunday, Kew. D. e. Butler was the
leader. The subject. Lessons from
Great Observation-Disclosures freely dis
c,lssed. The committee reported the
new state OF officers and they will be
installed next Sunday The leader q
the next meeting will be Mr.. Robt
Iowery, Jr.
Tabernacle Baptist Church held
1 their communion ser, .ce 4aa. ,,unc-,y
/ The pastor preached at TIE r'nrr '''o
hour from Judge 1885, despite tht
I inclement Weal,-er l..eAAy We = Ga ~
/ and enjoyed the service.
Rev. Galloway is preaching splendid
sermons and is being very ably as
sisted by S devoted wife, They art
\ held in high esteem by the .e-Abe.i
4 d the caurch and are doing a grea
J work, There was one addition to ta'
I church last Sunday.
The knights of Pythias he'd thei
annual Thanks giving seyice in Taber
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-07
The Lyceum.

The Des Moines Negro Lyceum met
Tuesday. April 4th, with Miss Julia
Bailey, at the home Of Attorney and
Mrs. Rush, on Goth street Mondamn
avenue. The program for the evening
dealt with the Canadian Reciprocity
Bill upon which Attorney Rush gave q
very eloquent and able address. The
Lyceum adjourned to meet Tuesday,
April 1lth, with Miss c. Graves, at the
home of her sister. Mrs. Verne Sim
mons, West 2Sth and Grand avenue.
The prcg' am for the, evening will be as
follows: Quotations Miscellaneous In
strumental s,lo, Mr.. Harry Seymore.
The Recent Booker T. Washington in
ci"ent in New York City. Opened by
Branham N. Hyde. Current events.
Report Of critic. (
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-07
COLORED AUTOMOBILIST

Our city claims the distinction OF
having a colOed man who Is a mem
Der of the American Automobile AS
sociation and will take part In some
of the great racing events OF this
country this year. He Is now employ
Gu by the Studebaker Manufacturing
Co., as the travelling machanic vita
headquarters at Cedar Rapids. He
was formally O" our city, his name is
MI. M. E. La Rentz. He expects to
beat Barney Oldfeld, the worlds
champion auto driver as he will en-
ter in race with him at lndianapo-
lis this summer.