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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11
ELECTRICAL men
To HAVE SESSION
HERE NEXT WEEK
Excellent Program for Three.
Day Meeting Announced by
w. p. Southland. in Charge
Of Arrangements.

-
\ notable session of the New Mex
ico Electrical association, an organ
izatlon of the commercial ard tech
nAni electrical men OF ms statc
VIII commence here Monday, e. CON
Guide Wednesday evening. tn" pro-
gram for this meeting IS "a notable one
and was announced yesterday 10y w
T.. Southatd manager ot he local
electro light rompanN ans chairman
az the committee on ~cou'"riun ar
engagements.
TINS provides for business meetings
Monda, morning and Wednesday al
tcrnoou u surprise scssiut Wed
ucsda, evening aud q banquet Monday
I evening at the Alvnrado hotel thus
banquet promises to be- = particularly
brilliant analr-no pun intended -as
a number OF leading electrical lights
from out-of-town points viii attend
and viii hc ON the list If speakers.
\ group photograph 81 ne cohNch-
lion IL to be taken Tuesday lPht per
uniting.
TINS ~ the second session 81 TINS
convention. the first also havinl o' ~
held IN Albuquerque. Al the sessions
viii he ut the Al,nrado.
The program follows
Monda, Morning. Feb ~
Registration, 10 a IA
Address of welcome by mayor.
ilespuus. 10y cot " Il Edison Al
amorordo iisht n Power Co.
Heading ct minutes
Presidents annual address.
COMMITTEE reports.
Membership reports by the secrc-
,ary.
Monday \ncrnoon.
balanced Line ~ConstrJrul stand
ards James \. shepard Doiulng lee
\ Light co. . y. N. bis,.ssi"n.
Fire Hazard ana III" prevention
| ~ central stations. II \ har''S'
Rocky Mountain firr nd'i"th'iS
b'hF"r DISCUSSION
question box.
M""'"N Evening
New Mexico hi''''','l -,
' " ~
v,.-,., N,..,a.v ,..b a,
"pain,"n -, "a. r-nn,rn,tor to IN.
r.n,,,I st,,ion Al Nash of IN. Nash
uia,,r, |a Anwon,,ou. - m
ntscn.s,,n
.,u Epyt,. one,otiou and Raw
Water L.. Making. VI ~ buchanan
SILVER City power CO. Dis, ussion.
\ question box.
4 Motion pictures of interest to th'
Industry thcatct. II 80 a. ~
Tuesday Nt"rndn'n.
Group photograph. Nernnda Ava
rndn, l3" D. m
information 81 VAN" q" IN" ZEN
trai station a. bi>iilDut"d ~ '"'
Manufacturer u W b'ld'h' N'S'
iuehousc, III Paso. y. N bl''n-sl'h
; ornamental street Lirn''hs' y
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well Gas x E'''lil' ldfhI 90" VI
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tuesday t''"i"R'
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deviation W T. ~uulnhid i"'a'
master, = 3. m.
Wcdncs.a, Morning. icb. ~.
The Present status 81 the Electro
Theory Of Electricity amt Matter
Prof ! l.. ~Rronncmau N''y McNiCI
University. Albuquerque. 30 a. ~
Discussion.
Electric Coz Gallup Discussion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11
SEEN IN
A MOGOLLON FOREST

A ptmarmigrn has been reported
from the Ola forest SAYS a bulletin
issued rs the forest service district ol
flee Heretofore the extreme south
otu range of this bird has been cou'
sidcrrd as being % Ic,os Hdldy on
the Santa Re forest. Il H. hoped the
report b. true says ne bulletin, and
ir So. every pos~lh'" om"r should h'
made io protect the remnant ina
probably exists. ana II possible cnabl'
them TO ro-c-tahlish themselves IN the
Mosollons
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11
H WEATHER.

FORECAST lHIr tonight
saturday. not mu change "a
tcmpcttture.
Ai.Hl QIERQl'I weather tor
IN" a hours ended at ; dock
this morning
NaNumum-12
Nuiuum-24.
Ttug.-l o..
80 a m-3I
south winds
clear
<ot NutnotiNc.
Ifrom T. iE'I
Howell What 81 uu mink ~
that gi,l'
Powell Sh. ia one Cd, tnc ga
} sons Why men don leave nome
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11
CHARLES ILFELD co.
INSTALLS NEW SCALE
OF IMPROVED STYLE

The charles llioId company hes in
stalled q Fairbanks sIsrinrl'' dial
s.ll" 40 IN. Vhul"-tlc house "u North
FIRST -Ii""t This scale has "con out
oulN luout e Nefr
Th,ush registering tn. weight On
20 lial thu scale does NOT WOE with q
sptin4 uuf with air Nor does the
Indicator on the diai 'hpglc about
iauu sprihg -,ulUe II goes directly
TO th. .utrc.t w'irht and .tops. mus
sttIn. much iIu, Thor" ere onlN
twu Of thcs. s~pr.uRis-s scales m IA"
state. the other n brIu- ~ INC
Charles fifcld COMPANY hoi~' IA Las
Vegas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11
A CHICKEN DINNER

YIN be- given nv iin~u;n tn'ctc No. :,
i.1dic- al the ciand NmN, saturday,
Tel ., atN ran. ~ I - . in, sup
pee Itom . io y D. m. followed n,
cards aud dan Inc. Price 81 rcni>
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11

Remuneration, . D. M
deviation " T. ~outnurd t"Js
master, = o. M.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-11
Wrdncsdss, Nttcrnoon.

T.. m Watch and wait.
TN officers pf IN" ASSOCIATION are.
& NJ. Eiuhart president T. NNr
bcinsc. vice president ANA l. \
Thicl.. s"lrctatS treasurer The "N'
c,uii,c committee is composed of MI
EIuharl. Guy T. Wait, " =. Southnrd
s.. a. Buchanan and Nj Van D"insc
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23
POWDERN MILDEW
INJURIES GARDEN CROPS.

several important garden crops are
attacked 10y powdcry midew during
late fall ar early winter. Besides
shortening the life Of the plant
through injury to the foliage the dis
ease damages the product in some in.
stances by making it unsightly. This
j. especially true Of English peas and
garden beans. In one case observed by
pr. e. u. Sherbakoff, associate plant
rathologiSt to the University Of Flor
ida Experiment station. a whole crop
II English peas was ruined by this
disease.
The disease is prevalent in many
sections of Florida. 1t is commonly
called rust by growers. and the term
describes pretty well the actual ap-
pearancc Of the .mildew on pods,
which are Usually badly spcckled. II
can he recognized on the upper sur
faces Of leaves by superficial rusty
looking speckS covered with wnitish
powder composed of spores Of the
fungus The rusty Specks on the pods
are most distinct. but the powder is
seldom prominent. \ microscopic eX-
animation would disclose at once the
presence Of the fungus on these
parts.
This disease can he easily and
cheaply controlled by busting the
plants with dry sulphur. OF course
the spots which are already on the
plant will not disappear after sulphur
is applied. but new leaves and pods
which develop will he entirely free Of
spots since the sulphur kills the fun
gus.
Growers may confuse the symptoms
Of the disease with something else,
but in any case of powdery mildew,
which can be determined only by mi.
croscopic examination or by one who
is thoroughly familiar with the visible
signs Of the disease, sulphur is the
most reliable treatment. 1t Is advisa-
ble to use the sulphur with some filler,
such as air Stacked lime i'm any pro-
portion which will give thorough dis
tribution Of the sulphur.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23
WORKING TO IMPROVE
THE CITRUS TREES


""N"''-'oh' Nov -l'-M"re thah
-"'o" SeleC' trult hearing buds from
''''"S trees Win known lerforinahce
'r'''"N nave p'cil l'ac'd III the huhds
" '"'"l''a'"rN "l the bureau OF pant
i""u>'rE' OF the uhltrd States De
P"r'''''"' "I NIrlculture' VINO are to
Irri'I' the department Ia secure pro-
Ich| records from the trees 80 propa'
s''ou' Inc purpose l. I" secure uni
lorlhilN "f STRAIN ot The trees and the
fruits borne by such trees. This lis.
trlputlon follows extensive taking #
records OF S'lcc' trees "l the Washing
ION haN'l an" valencia oranges, Eu-
reka' Lisbon ana villa Franca 'cm-
ofS' MARSH grape truiL and Dancy
t"hserillc. Ihe buds are supplied not
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23

tabllshcd during the year in CdliI'r-
mia for the purpose Of pfoposatlns
trees from wood borne nv record III
dividuals.
OF interest also to the citrus grow
or Is the statement in the annual re-
mort Of the chief Of the bureau Of lart
industry that machine has lccn IN
vented which successfully removes
the oil bearing portion IF the lima "t
waste and Gull oranges a.d other cit
rus fruits, thus making It possible 10
eliminate a large part Of the 'Npeh-
Sive hand labor which has heretofore
rendered the domestic plJdut ton or
sweet orange oil commercially nm
profitable. This machine has been
patented and dedicated to the public
Their, has also been devised simple
practical, and inexpensive method II
manufacturing sweet orange oil from
the rind Of Gull and wuSCc fruit re-
moved 10y the machine mcutic ned.
studies If the citrus ,cnh. Il d''case
increasingly destructive in the past
fcw rcar> in Florida cSocc'allF in
grape fruit groves. w,rc undertaken.
SPRAYING experiments Indicate 'hc
possibility If satisfactorily controlling
f. 10y thorough protection Of ,ho yang
f-uit
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23
CASES TRIED IN COUNTY COURT
tFrom Saturdays Dally.l

The following cases have been dis
posed of In the county court in session
ut the court house this week:
Allen Jackson. assault and battery,
SO and costs.
Joe Maynor, selling liquor. six
months.
r. Spiccr, selling liquor, six
months.
John Smith, selling liquir, six
I'unthS.
Jim Newman, profane and indecent
language. 50 or ten days.
Make Williams drunkenness. 81
ANA cost or twenty days.
Eight negroes. gambling. 80 days.
Henry johnson, selling liquor, six
months.
Emory Jenkins, selling liquor not
guilty.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23
NEBRASKA DRY.

Nebraska voted dry-do you catch
ii! Dry Dry. The majority is
about thirty thousand. Only thirteen
counties out Of ninety-three went wet.
So decisive that the question is set.
tied. And, to make it still better, it is
surrounded 10y dry states. The grand
old state is again on the firing line,
where she has ben for twenty years.
Let the battle begin The Commoner.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23
Dance at Durrance's-
(FrOm Tuesdays Dally.)

Miss Mary Durrance entertained
number Of friends at her home last
evening.
When the guests began to arrive
about eight O'Clock they were met By
the Misses Durance.
The music Of a victrola and lnnun-
cradle records furnished the music q
the evening.
Never was there a more cOngens
crowd at an informal dance.
After dancing a dozen or more en-.
cores to My Honolulu Luh, the guests
were served with delicious refresh
ments by the charming hostess as
sisted by Mrs. A. L. Durrane and
Miss Annie Durrance. The retfesA'
ments consisted Of hot chocolate, pl
mcnto and lettuce sandwiches. Thee
refreshments were eaten with evident
relish.
Again the cry Of LET the dane
roll on: let joy be uncondned'" was
heard AMI the dancing was resumed.
At a late hour the guests fully ef'
pressed themselves to the hostess and
her attaches for the most enjoyable eV'
ening each had spent.
Those present were; Misses Etlll
Lee, Lillian Wood, Lenora CraWfoN
Dora Pelote, Sammy Trotter, AlnlenA
Dozier, Annie Durrance, Mary Dur
rance: Messrs. Bill Welles, Thonl'
Jones. ]. NJ. Morqus, Robert hO'
lingswOrth, J. b. Dozier' Cia'en"
Carlton. Lindsey.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23
MRS. il. REDMON
GAINED TWENN,Sy
POUNDS ON ANDES
Was an Invalid For rS Mor,h.
Thought She Could Not
Live Long
Seven Bottles of Andes Restore,
Her to Health

You can tell them that u -
stored me TO health again. ana r.,
the people that have made s,atW W AZ
about getting beneht from ae1lene
believe l rave the most ca,,s. ueS ]
thankful For I thought I 49, Be-
be living tong and the doctors AZ not
give me any encouragement u'u not
This remarkable statement vs.,
by Mrs. j. L. Redmon OF Rslsi.hn nase
C., for more than is month"; ~ N
tinued; | had to practlcally III H., o"n-
nothing but milk and breakfas, ~ ,s.s On
being bothered as was win Sl.
stomach trouble, that kent drss.ieaa Gaa
me down until was hardly more ~ :
a living skeleton. | did not 70, sn asn
strengthening rest at night and sinni,
mad no energy for anything In w
| spent most OF the time In hsa
did not take an interest in anythi,s ana
My color was bad. and II mst ioas
like that nothing on earth eonIS JyAsa y
me any good or llven me up. W
Strange things happen in this ,..,,
today. and the change in me ls ~,
tainiy one Of them, for II has -
only about a month ago that I -.
so bad OF that none OF my family ~
pected me to live. And nov m ihI.,
that I am a we'll woman again ,n,.
am happy, have taken only ssvs' sr''
bottles OF this Andes and my vslys,
has gone up 26 pounds. All q my
dresses had to be let out 90 I eosii
use them. eat heartily, sleep rooi
and feel strong as l did years aeo /
don't mind you publishing this a, 4
Ia plain, simple truth.
Andes, THE Master Medicine I'M
accomplished so much for Mrs, RAJ
mon. can be obtained in
Arcadia at Arcadia Drug Store. IL.
exclusive agents.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they nnoi reain one one
dfssssed f'rtiun OF tho ear. There i ouly one
Ssy 10 cure dSafncss and that Is by constitution.
Al remedies. Deafness is-sunsed W ~ lnua W. u
TTb@' when this tube i- lnnnm,d you hays a
Fumbllnr sound 0r imperfect herring ana "he1
IL H. arflr.lv closed Deafness Is tue result aug
unless tlc Inflammation can BE- taken out anu
ilIs tube restored 90 It's normal condition near
iIs d, In ha Ja.trlvad forever; nine cases out ot
Ion are caused by CItlrrh, which + nothing Dut
an irdaurd condition u the mucous surfaces.
Ne viii Give one Hundred Dollars Tor any case
- Deafre4s caused by cAtarrhl that Canhpt ue
.nred by Halls Catarrh cure. Send Tor c'''u
Ai'' ''''' =. j. CHENEY CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists, I5c
Take Halls Family Pills Tor constipation
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23
REALTY MEN
IN CALIFORNIA
ASK FOR
PROTECTION
Against "Shysters." Reputable Real
Estate Men Are Determined to
Place the Business On the Same
Professional Plane As the Law, or
Medicine.

Los Angeles, Cal, Nov. 21.-With
the solid backing of the principal Or
ganipationS Of real estate men in Cal
ifornia and the hearty endorsement Of
the National Association Of Real Es-
tate Exchanges Il bill will be intro
duced at the next session Of the state
legislature to place realty brokers un-
der state license to do business in the
same manner as physicians are Ii
censed. This Is the answer of honest
real estate men to the swelling menace
Of the realty crook in California,
whose activities have ben more per-
nicious and extensive than now. says
the Los Angeles Times.
W. w. Mines, president Of the Los
Angeles Realty Board; Samuel G..
Buckbee president of the San Fran
cisco Real Estate Board and Fred
Rurks. president Of the Oakland Real
ty Board, are h,~ I'm constant CORE
spondence over a plan Of action for
getting a real estate license bill effect
i've before the legislators. Each has
the entire support Of his own power
full organization.
Reputable realty men are determin-
ed if possible to put the real estate
business on the same professional
plane aS the law and medicine said
Mr.. Mines yesterday in commenting
on the Widespread depledations Of
crooked and irresponsible operators
now being so startinglv revealed i'm
numerous eases before the district at
torney's office. eve want a law" he
adde, chat will compel every man
handling real estate in any capacity
as an agent to take out license. this
license to he revoked in case he is
detected in fraud, just as the license
IF doctor is revoked We want
law So strict that II will he danger
Gus for a man who has ever had his
license taken away from him to at
tempt to put through a deal of any
kind whatever. There can he no such
thing as adequate protection either to
the honorable men or to the public
until the business is regulated in this
way. The license fee need not he SO
large as to discourage any honest man
from entering the real estate business,
and none but the crooks can seriously
object to it,"
The complaints Of wrongdoing laid
before the district attorneys office
and the realty board by victims of un-
Scrupulous and criminal practises
among gc2undrels going under the
name of real estate men range from
the trough stuff'' pulled off by ~
free excursion ticket peddlers, who
make speciality Of browbeating their
guests" out of "first payments" TO
grand larceny. Some Of the bigger
stunts" Of the sharpers rival in their
complexities the doings Of Walling.
ford.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23
Sure Shot Hits the Spot.
Hunters Leaving

Up TO the time we GO to press, dat
ing from yesterday this Tins, there
have been over sixty cars passed
through Arcadia en- route to different
points in Lee county. where they 90
to hunt bear dca uud turkey. There
seem to be- more hunters this year
han last. notwithstanding the incrcas-
ed cost Of hunting.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23

Mrs. j. A. Parker has returned
from an extended trip all through the
New England states, aud spent quite
while visiting friends ana relatives
i'm New York city. while en- route
from New York home Mrs. Parker
spent the day in Lexington. virginia.
visiting her nephew. Lowndes Tread.
we'll. and says he is getting along fine.
Mrs. Parkcr'S manv friends are glad
to know she has returned.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23

What is the difference between Mr..
Hughes and George Washington ?
Well. there are several. but one is
enough. Washington did the damage
with hatchet; Hughes played havoc
with a hammer Tho CommOner.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23
ARCADIA CIVIL ENGINEER
Now Engaged As Supervisor VI y
phalt Road Building Near
G-..zzko

Mr.. Harry A. Briggs civil elsi"e''
of this city. is located in Saraso~ ="
a time, while he is supervising the c~'
struction of about thirty miles Oh =
rhalt roaI on a shell concrete W.
on the Sarasota-Venice Highway
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23

Fine Boy
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Koch are the
proud po~>~eSorS Of a fine baby hoy
which was horn yesterday morning,
Both mother and baby are doing we'll
and the News joins its many friends
in Offering its congratulations.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23
on On a Hunt

\ party Of prominent Arca1IanS left
for the tall and uncut this morning,
whore they will spend several days
Shooting deer or turkey. Those who
composed this party were McsSrs. j.
I. Stuuchrakcr. ST.. Dick King carl
Whiddon aud Judge Brown.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23
Hot Biscuits Just Right, Sure Shot

Miss Crawford, well known teach.
er in the DeSoto County High school
has returned from Tampa. where she
has been since Friday attending the
South Florida Latin Teachers Assu.
clatiou. Miss Crawford Is teacher Of
| latin in the local school
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23

Nr. and Mrs. Horace L. Carlton
an little son. Jack. arrived last night.
Mr. Carlton met Mrs. Carlton and lit.
tle son In Lakeland. Mrs. Carlton has
been spending the past few months
with friends ana relatives i'm Martin.
Tenn. Her many friends will be glad
{. know she is again at home.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23
From Mondays Daiiy.l

Mrs. Saxon. Of Brownvills, left for
her home saturday afternoon after
spending the day in Arcadia visiting
friends and shopping.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23

II. NJ. shannon, =. IL. X n. Of.
fetal from Boca Grande, arrived here
Monday and is spending several days
in Arcadia on business.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23

deputy Sheriff Cash, Of Avon Park,
arrived here Yesterday having In Gus
toly Tom Crawford who was charged
with cutting negro at a saw mill
ronr Sehring.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23

Miss Florence Bridges. Of Fort My.
er>. arrived here this morning. Miss
bridges is teaching i'm Fort Myers
his season. She Is visiting her sister.
NJ. J. q. Buckley, and will he here
urril sunday night.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23

Capt. \. Roe has returned from a
prolonged trip To Washington. Ralti.
more aud Norfolk Virginia for the
last two months. T. is beginning lo
get cold iu that country and Captain
Roe returned to the sunny hand "i
flower, again. Hi~ many friends are
aIvul~ d.Ii-htgd to see him.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23

II YOU have not paid your state ana
County or Automobile License taxes.
you should do SO promptly, before the
license inspector calls to see YOU and
save expense. See notice from Tax
Collector elsewhere i'm this issue of
Tg.or.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23
(From Fridays Daily)

:. II. Hichson and J. II. Erwright
of chattanooga. Tenn, are among
those who arrived here yesterday.
Th.>e gentlemen will spend several
day, in Arcadia ana vicinity,
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23
sure Shot for Delicious Hot Bis

Mr.. and Mrs. 4. G. Williams, "f
Murlock, arrived here last night via
IL. 9. II. & y. Railway. and are
Spending the day minglins business
with pleasure. While here they are
REGISTERED at the Arcadia House.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23
For Breakfast Sure shot Pancakes

a party Of pcorlc from Chnttanoo-
r,ora, Tenn. arrived here last night
GLd eft this morning for Pine Island.
where they have some property, aud
will spend the day looking after IT,.
They are McssSrs. W. T.. Wickcr'on'
J. lee Allen and Il. l. stone Whil"
ir the city they were guests at the
Arcadia House.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23
GocaI and Personal 9tems
sssss
sure shot Self Rising Flour excels,

A. DeShong left this morning after
spending the week in this city and
section, making Arcadia his headquar.
tcrs. Mr.. DeShong was representing
the Mulsby Machine Company Of Jack
SOnyille.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23

Il. Il. Williams, Of Iofo. will leave
Spending the week In Arcadia while
serving on the jury in the county
C,v-r
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23

j. T.. Murphy, Of Boca Grandr, ar
rived her yesterday AMI is spending
today in the city Oh business.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23
(From Thu sday's Daily.l

M1. and Mrs. ID. V. Bohon Of
Monticello, Illsn arrived here last
night and are spending "A short while
visiting friends in the city and look
ing over real estate near the city.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23

!. !. Berry and wife. Of Tampa.
Kansas. arrived in our city last night
to spend ;hc winter. Mr., Berry is q
large >tu.kmau and land owner "f
Tampa.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23

4 party Of well known Wauchuli
people arrived here this morning and
are ,pcnliu. the day ON business at
the court house. The party is compuS'
ed of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. BoStirk
and Mr>. G.. L. Durrdncc.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23

sure shot self Rising Flour makes
Ii. Hot biscuits, Batter Cakes,
Hiuff'ns.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23
Fine Boy

Sure shot Hot Biscuits Just Right.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23
Sure Shot Hot Biscuits for Supper
(From Tuesdays DailyD

Clinton skipper of Avon Park, ar
rived yesterday and is spending the
day i'm the city on business.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23

sure Shot hits the spot for Hot
l..uits, Muffius, Pancakes.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23
Returns From Tampa

Cicero ScrmondS has returned from
Tampa. where he has been spendi0G
several days attending to business az
fairs.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23

Mr.. ana Mrs. G. c. LHshley nnt
baby. Of Jacksonville, arrived ycster
day To- spend awhile with her sister
Mr.. II. A. Cahow.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23

For Delicious Hot Biscuits-Sure
shot.
The De Soto County news., 1916-11-23
tFrom Saturdays DailyD

II. +. Taylor. Of Washington, u.
C.. arrived here last night ana is
spending the day looking over this
section.
Evening star., 1916-07-21

Howard Walker, fourteen, son of
William Walker, buying inspector for
the British government, was drowned
while swimming in one of the quarry
holes at Texas, Nd.