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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30
Irish MAKE GAINS
| on FOUR NILE FRONT

disposal in the presidents hands,
and those who oppo3e prohibition
OF anything, even whisky.
Senator Borah of Idaho heads the
groap that will not vote TO place the
beer and Wine production at the dis
cretion of the president,
Such action would be cowardly.'
Borah said. This is question OF
right. or wrong. question for con-
gress 10 face. not question of load
ing the administration OF it on the
president | will fight any such pro-
posal. | will vote bone dry before
adding to the presi .ent's other trou-
bies the disposal of the beer and
wine production question.
Opposed to this group are those
drys who have stretched con-
sciences to exclude beer and wine
from prohibition. even on condition
that the president is given power to
stop their production when he thinks
lit necessary
''If the power Is not placed some
where to stop manufacture of beer
and wine we will have to resume
our position in support of bone
dry amendment, these drvs reiter-
ated
, "Whatever restraint upon the con-
version of foodstuffs into beverages
shall be necessary. the president will
be best able to judge and with the
aid of his selected staff he will know
when and in what way to enforce
these limitations Senator Lewis OF
Illinois said.
AS we are giving the president
full power 10 control the food OF the
country, let him also control the
drink" declared Lewis.
Continuing Lewis said. Let con-
sress refrain from administering
either food or drink, at least let q
iOOu HCdSuit pt tRVo
and not drink measure, and let a
drink measure be drink measure
and not food measure.
There is new fight shoulder
ing and il is thought probable II
will be reached today. The senate
resumed consideration of the amend
ments to the food control bill one
of which is the bone dry amend
ment. When this is reached a mo-
ton will be made to strike out the
drastic section for substitute when
win he along the lines the president
suggested,
The house and senate conterees
on the senate survey bill providing
for the conducting OF a canvass OF
the food situation in the country ana
taking steps to stimulate the prodne-
,tion thereof began work today They
expect to complete their conference
Monday. so the bill will be READY tor
final adoption in congress next week
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30
$500 COAL TOO
A|GH FOR NAVY
SECl. DANIELS ANNOUNCES HE
WILL NOT PAY SUCH PRICES
At THE MINES.
Is Now Getting Coal for $2.a5 Per
Ton Delivered Aboard Shsps.--
He VIII Fix His Own
Price.

WASHINGTON. June -Secre-
tary of the Navy Daniels today re-
yolted against the decision to sub
nit to the coal producers prices OF
$500 per ton for coal for govern
ment use at the mines. He anauunc-
ed that the federal trade commits
sion Investigation to determine the
actual cost of production would con-
tinue. Upon their report Secretary
Daniels will set the price the navy
department will pay.
Il do not propose to pay $500 per
ton at the mines for coal when W.
are now getting it for s2.S5 on board
the ships. Already have turned
down an offer Of the coal producers
for s295 at the mines" When the
cost of porduction is fixed, Secretary \
Daniels declared, he would determine
upon fair profit and pay no more
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30
VENEZUELA MAKES
STRONG DENIAL
DECLARES THAT NO ATTEMPT Is
BENG MADE TO SELL Is
LAND TO GERMANY.
Government Answers Americas Pro.
test Against the Sale of the Is
land to the Germans,--Nles-
sage Cahled Washington.

WASHINGTON. June 30,--Vene-
zuela today denied that either her
government or any individuals are
intrisuing to sell the island OF Mar
gerita TO Germany as a secret base
for German submarines.
This is Venezuela's answer 10
Americas S representations against tue
a sposal Of the island to she Isn'ons
Receipt OF the message follow Il a
former message which showed ehat
Venezuela had taken up the matter
of submarine warfare generally Win
Germany. Venezuela IS believed 10
he one of the nations referred 10 IN
the reports of German p'ctt'hs II
South America.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30
e,orn TO FIGHT. FINDS
HE's DOWN As \ "'"''

PORTLAND. ore, June ~
.,noss this look like Eleanor ~
vou - asked an elderly woman -
nenutv city Clerk Stanley Mess,'' ,',,
as she pointed to bis or0aa-sayS, o. sud-
as @ s'> a,x.footer who stood oesloe
him. s,.,t loot like
Eleanor TO him. :. n,.ano,
owen, certainly he isn't hiea"S, ~.
,n, his birth certificate gives e. sa
.name as Eleanor aud his sex 'S
male said the woman arn,v
4's .nl. expects to get into the a.u's ';,
,nev have demanded his o''." -
,ar,,fteete. His name is he".'''"
pav,,,ree and he's man
a,amau NV name is Mary - 0''''r '
W'' a,,a was present when he w"'
~ what can we do to eot'e''
this mistakeg n,.,,, iron,
Neyers suggested an a'i'aaN'' "o aaa
,,a attending physician, VINO " ', -
- tho east. The affidavit mas - -.
received - with the explanation - ."S'
~, ,oc,or made error in res's'e'
,'''. M tho birth. Kenneth will enter az
osfieers' training camp
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30
EXPLOSION WRECKS
BIG POWDER Mill
THREE WORkMEN INSTANTLY
KILLED AND ONE OTHER
FATALLY BuRNED
The Explosion Occurred i'aee YES
terday and Completely DESTROYED
the Plant--Belieyed Due
to An Accident.

TRINIDAD. Colo, June So.---Fhe
plant of the Dupont De Nemonrs
Powder company at Augista, twenty
eiye miles north of here, was in ruins
today aud four men are dead as a
result of an explosion late yesterday
which destroyed the press and coin
ing mills
superintendent Joseph Jendal
and three workmen were instantly
killed A fourth workman was Ia
tally burned.
The plant has been producing
double its normal capacity OF 8oo
barrels of powder daily and the ex'
plcsion is attributed TO extreme
pressure in the press rooms. There
we're no indications that the explos-
ion was the work OF ineendiaries.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30
TWO MEN CHARGED
WITH KIDNAPPING
ACCUSED OF WlLFULl.Y UETAIN-
ING YOUNG DAUGHTER OF
PROMINENT DALLAS MAN.
Arrested i'm Denison to Which Place
They Were Traced BY Dallas
Officers - Took Girl
Away in Car.

DENISON, Texas. June 30.--Jim
Davenport and Clyde Mcdowell are
held here today charged with false
ly imprisoning. kidnapping and viii,
fully detaining' Martha Glen. IA
year-old daughter of j, A. Glenn. .
wealthy lumber dealer of Dallas.
The two men we're arrested here
last night. According to the author
tiles Davenport and Mcdowell drove
up in front of Clients lumber yard IL
Dallas late yesterday and forced tht
little girl into the car and hurried,
drove out of town.
Local authorities traced the mel
TO Denison where the arrests wert
made.
The girl was recovered.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30
FIGHT
STILL RACES
AND DRY SENATOR'S Still.
RANGiING OVER BONE DRY
'LACsE IN FOOD BILL.
IS REACHED
"S raetion and Administration
'"efs Agree To Kill Whiskey
nut To Spare Reer-Pre,lict
raf'y Passage of Rill.

AstllNGToN, June so.--rhe
big prohibition fight in the SEN
Is over at least temporarily.
pressed by the president
'nowing informal agreement be-
afy and administration lead
Il MI whisky, but spare beer and
"'eaos OF the food control bill
son''dent of it's early passage.
""'or Chamberlain. n charge OF
''a, was active early today try
'edeh an agreement for a
| W vote, There yet are local
'""eeS' however, which will
'aue The wet and dry fight as a
VI annoyance. and unless
/ "s'eement is reached in these
cases the whole fight threat
70 break out anew.
are now four big factions
senate. Including those will
'soede to President Wilson 5
70 modify the bone-dry
The other three are those
~ orys' unwilling to make this
"' those who favor eontin-
w and wine production. but
'"Se TO leave their ultimate
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30
GRAND JURY INDICTMENT RETURNED
FLORENCE BROWN MURDER MYSTERY
DALLAS. Texas. June 30

DALLAS, TeNas, June 3O.-
Felix Jones was indicted by the
grand Jury today for the muir
der of Miss Florence Brown
here several years ago.
The Indictment, which was
unexpected To practically every
one Of those usually well in
formed concerning such mat
ters, came as u belated sequel
to one OF the most sensational
and mysterious murders OF
which record is to be found in
Texas.
Jones is held i'm Jail al I'll Pa
so. He is about 10 years old
and Is married. He is held AT
FL Paso without bond in con-
nection with the murder of
Silver City. New Mexico. cattle
man at Silver City some time
ago.
Nothing of the evidence con-
Meeting or tending 10 connect
Jones' with the Slaying of
Miss Brown had been revealed
today, but ii became known in-
directly that the grand jury
succeeded in locating "A person
who claims 10 have seen man
in the real estate office where
Miss Brown was killed, The
time was fixed AT a very Few
minutes of that of the actual
commission OF the crime.
With this as "A clue the grand
Jury made considerable head
way before even other authors-
ties were aware of what was
going on.
The murder Of Miss Rrown
was one of most sensational anu
mysterious crimes ever commute
,ed in The southwest. Her BODY
n
was to,tad on the morning on
JnIy as, 1873. lying IN r'oa'
of hloos, in tbs toilet of a Dallas
real estate mfiec where she
worked rs a stenographer. Her
throat had been cit from ear To
ear She was ~ years e'a NJ
The time of the murder. 4 num-
her of arrests were made follow
ing the finding of the oo.N n"'
all attempts of the grahd jury
to ferret out the murderer prov
ed futile.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30
OUTBREAKS FEARED IN
PARTS OF ARG[N1|NA

BUENOS AIRES, June SV'
Trouble is feared here tonight oNe'
demonstrations against Arsehun"
entering the war, and IN pro'es'
for the high cost of living hN'''
nolice will be posted in the ao""
town section,
Argentina is momentarily expect
ed TO announce a seNerahee "'
1ations with Germany due TO 'h'
destruction of Argentine shipp"s
in the submarine zone ana ,he ''
possibility of obtaining guarantees
sa,. f,,,,,a nroteetion of the na'
TONS merchant marine
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30
.[[P CLOSER
| AROUND LENS
suAsHlNG ATTACKS GERMAN
IVES ARE CAPTURED TO A
DEPTH OF ONE MILE.
bTONs LOST HEAVILY
N Prisoners and Machine Guns
gew Captured by the British.
Losses to British We're
Slight.
EDNDoN. June so.--With great

tDNDON, June s0.--With great
..s british troops swept on
kf around Lens today A gain OF
pile depth over front of four
es was reported by Field Mar
Haig today.
rs result OF our attacks" he
] strongly organized Gefenses on
banks of the Souchez river. COW
3 Lens, were captured. Our
u objective was gained with
ht losses, and with considerable
r. casualties Positions OF great
ngth, as well as of tactical and
ss.e Importance. are ours,
1Hfltional information confirms
Success OF the Lens operations.
esides the captures in prisoners
machine guns, an important ad-
y was made over a total front of
miles to a depth of one mile.
Rthough the British commander
fhlet did not specify exactly in
fh suburb of Lens his forces had
e the greatest gains it is believed
the main drive is eentering from
18th 1t is in this section that
Isouehez river lies, running from
(heasf OF the city to its very en-
hs.
ne position of tactical stra-
! Importance was believed here
(sier 10 the two small ridges
% command the French coal
IRON the south and southwest,
/ Ation and southeast of Elea
LeauSette,
Ee'tle front dispatches today de
p that the Germans were on their
nse in the net OF railway lines
81 converge on the east of Avion.
Ihe British reach this junction
y the Germans will be cut off
Their lines TO the south and the
Itself Isolated from the north
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30
SPANISH GOVERNMENT
DEGREES MILITARY Ian

WASHINGTON. June so.--The
state department today received
confirmation of press dispatches
indicating that Spain has decreed
military law. The department also
has advices that Brazil has revoked
her decree of neutrality with re-
spect TO the allies. Germany may
consider this as an unfriendly act
and the cause for war.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30
ARMY RECRUITING
FALLS FAR SHORT
MEN WILL BE DRAFTED To tii''
ZIP caps IN REGULAR ARMY
AND NATIONAL GUARD
rs,;,,,,.,, That 1t VIII lie NeVs'
sary to Draft 100000 Men ''f
r;rst New Army aud To Re-
cuit Regulars and 6uarus'

WASHINGTON, June Se.--u Wn'
no necessary TO draft q total OF 'sV'
oao men to bring America 5 rese''''
a,,,,. and the National Guaros up
- fnu war strength and to put ','e
t,.st army of 5Oo,ooo men in ne
field. -, aav Of
indications today, the last oaS - -
army recruiting week. were ."", sr,no
noo men would be needed 10 o''"S
,na rago,ar army up to full strens'u,
and 4 like number of So'Vec nee"eD
@ - ming the state militia up TO w"'
strength,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30
PICKED TROOPS
ATTACK FRENCH
|EaRCES OF TIRE CROWN PRINCE
MI. l.t\ER HEAVIEST ATTACK
IN SIX MONTHS.
r,..neb First Line Trenches Near
ye,xiun Entered, but the Enemy
Mas Immediately Driven out,
Germans Lost Heavily.

PARIS, June So.-~-Pieked troops
driven forward in perhaps the most
savage attack the German crown
n,,nce has attempted in six months
succeeded in penetrating French
first line trenches near Verdan over
n front of nearly mile and u hall
last nisht. hut they were Immediately
driven out.
Fearsul losses were inflicted on tbs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30
NAVY OF BRAZIL
PATROLS COAST
1HIS ACTION WILL. kEl.EASE
AMERICAN WARSHlrS EUR
DUTY AT OTHER POINTS.
brazilian Warshirs Became ActiNv
Following GOVERNMENTS Re-
vocation of Neutrality As
Respecting the Allies.

WASHINGTON, June S0~--Rraxirs
navy, nov that her neutrality has
been revoked, is patroling the Bra
xilian coast. it was learned here
today.
II is expected that this will re-
suit in some American warships
being relieved from the task OF
hunting submarines in these waters.
However. the navy department has
no official information of co-opers~
ton between the brazilian amt
i Nmerican ships in the submarine
hunt,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30
TRAIN WRECKED
RESULT OF PLOT
o,>,n,,N PASSENGER TRAIN
DEllRERarEtN WkEthhp
Ar EARN uouH iopAA'
Va ona Was seriously Injured h"'
the Passengers Had Miraculous
Escapes From pea,h--spiAs~
Removed From kaiiS'

NApANEEM. Ottawa, june
so--A Canadian and OTTAWA
passeugcr tram was deiihefa''-
h wrecked near here early TO-
,,ay and all the passs"s's's
m,raculously escaped ae''" :"
serious injury.
The passengers included sr
viuiam Mackenzie, Sir Tor"
John Aird and a number '"
other prominent ,a"aa''''s' :
several ottawa mem"''s ~
psriiament were among 's
'.,s.eneers. Two coaches m
,,e train we're thrown int"
swamp.
An examination Shove"
that the spikes had been re-
moved from the switch f"''s
and stones jammed in he'"eS'"
the tracks.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30
RESIGNATION CONSUL
DUE TO POOR HEALTH

CHICAGO. June SO -- Arnos'
uanno.ar for twenty-five years
head Of the Swiss consular serve
in this country aaa eEsa e' '"0
foreign consuls in Chicago '''@'
denied that his resignauoh' s'"'
the embassy at WASHINGTON yes'e'
DAY was the result of German eoa'
plicatious. Poor heai'h p'e"'eNNN
his retirement, he said.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30
Centennial cf Metllodism.

DALLAS, Texas. June Plans
for the celebration of the centennial
of Texas Methodism by the Mesho-
dist churches OF Dallas have been
made. July 8 was designated as
the date for the celebration.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30
RUSS BANDITS
MAKE BIG HAUL
ROB TOWN OF OVER SJO,o0O AND
KILL \ NUMBER OF PEo-
PILE.
Town People Killed When bandits
Went Through Streets Demand
ing That the Inhabitants Sur
render Their Naluabies.

pETRoGRAD, June so. Ten
masked bandits in the most APPROX
ed Jesse James style, held up the
Oceanic bank of Ust today, terrify-
ing the people Of the town and steal
inc 1oo,ooe rubles, estimated AZ
ahout $4,000, and number OF val
liable documents.
Several town people were Killed
and wounded when the bandits wen'
trough the streets demanding thai
the people give up their valuabies,
The ten bandits got away safely.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30
MAS FEW DAYS LATE IN
APPLYING To REf,iSTEp

FORT WORTH. Texas. June 30.
= v \. Hayes, 20. farmer liv-
ifg near here. came 10 town 10
learn for the first time that registra-
ton day had become history. He
promptly registered
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30
HALF BILLION DOLLARS
LOANED TO EhGlAhD

WASHINGTON. June sb.- --'rhe
treasury today loaned sla,aoo,uuo 10
Great Britain, making total Of
$5Oo,ooo,ooo loaned tha. country
since war was declared. ard a grand
total Of sl.ols,ooo, 900 tha. has been
loaned the allies.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30
ENCEsS PROFITS WoCLD CON.
TRlRVTE MILLIONS III WAN.

WASHINGTON. June so,-~~Excess
profits will contribute $3.50. 900 900
toward the war tax being formulas
co by the senate finance COMMITTEES
is congress approves the commit
tees recommendations made to-
day.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30

The full war strength OF Greece
Is somewhere around 900. 900 men.
according to the best available data.
Practically all the Greek forces
have been mobilixed for nearly two
years.
The army Is formed under the
compulsory service law. and is gems
etally regarded as we'll disciplined,
although not as we'll equipped as
reeessarry for effective service,
When venizelos resigned as
premier under former King Con-
stantine and had established his
provisional government at Saloniki
large force of soldiers attached
themselves to his standard.
The Greek military and royaiist
party. however, continued to con-
troll a majority OF the armed forces.
Ii viii probably be several months
before these two factions in tho
Amy can be united and made ready
for effective service. The person.
Incl OF the Greek army, however.
| is of the highest, many OF them
being veterans of the Balkan wars.
1t appears likely that Greece
| will throw her forces into the
| Macedonian campaign. releasing
several hundred thousand French.
British, Russian and Italian soldiers
Iow there for service on the wes-
tern front. Such campaign would
arouse enthusiasm in Greece, as one
of the main causes OF unrest Mas
former King Conssantine's failure
Ito keep his pledges TO aid Serbia
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30

attackers and the net gain was a
small Bit of ground held on the west
slope of Dead Mans hill, according
to the official statement today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30

DALLAS. Texas. June So.--- "'
Greek-American society mere ""
tributed Sill TO the Red .'oSs
fund.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30

Cheerfulness reeounts its sue
cesses. the despondent man his re-
verses.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30

same people would say more If
they would talk less
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30
ALL PlOMATS
ARE RECALLED
GREEK REPRESENTATIVES, IN
CAPITALS OF CENTRAL POW
FRS WITHDRAWN.
ARMY CHIEFS TO CONFER


ATHENS, June 30.--Greeee mov-
cd rapidly today in action against
Germany. q
All Greek diplomatic representa-
tives in the Central powers capi-
tails we're formally recalled and all
Greek army chiefs were summoned
to Athens for conference a. to
the best utilization OF the army.
In the capital it is confidently
expected thas Germany will respond
immediately with a declaration OF
war against King Alexander.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-07
SHERIFF'S SALE

GEORGIA, Ben Hill County,
Will be sold first Tuesday October,
1917, before courthouse door said
county, during legal hours of sale to
highest bidder for cash
All OF lot of land No. 263 ip third
land district of Ben Hill county, Gcor-
g'a, lying east of Abbeville and r.
Winville Public Road, containing 1875
acres more or less.
Said property levied upon as the
property of Mrs. Mary t. Watson, to
satisfy fl ia issued from Justice Court
l557th dist c. M, said county. in
favor Of J. Perry against Mrs.
Mary {. Watson and Mac G. Watson.
September !, 1917.
+. II. DORMINEY.
/-l4-2l-28, Sheriff
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-07
AUTOMOBILE SALES SHOW
BIG INCREASE THIS YEAR

Atlanta, Ga, september What
bettdr evidence of Astounding pros
perity could be offered than the fact
that 10000 more automobile license
tags have been sold in Georgia up
to the present date than were sold in
the same period last year?
Georgias tags ARE issued annually
and run with the calendar from Jan
uary | to December 81. Up to the
present time last year, the Secretary
OF state has sold 43,035 license tags.
Up to the present date in 1917, he has
sold 6s,0o2, and the applications keep
rolling in.
Phil Cook, secretary of state, esti-
mated that the state would need aobut
o5,000 tags this year. Already more
than that number have been sold,
ana the end is not yet Ia sight.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-07
ATLANTA MERCHANTS KICK
ON PRESENCE OF STALLS"
NEAR CANTONMENT

Atlanta, Ga, September 7-Atlan-
ia merchants are up i'll arms against
the establishment of temporary stores
near Camp Gordon where the latter
will take away the trade to which the
merchants Of the city feel that they
are entitled
Atlanta merchants subscribed large
sum to an emergency fund which was
raised for the purpose Of securing the
location Of the cantonment. They
will pay their pro rata part OF the
special tax levied by the city govern
ment to pay the cost OF building a
water main to the cantonment. They
have laid in enormous stocks Of goods
on the expectation of increased trade.
Hence they feel that they are entitled
to the benefits, it any, flowing out OF
the Cantonment.
Meanwhile, a company has been
organized for the purpose of leasing
ground space near the camp for tenn
porary stores. and the company has
secured from the city water board a
contract whereby the city will furnish
them yater, The merchants have
demanded that the water board res
cind its action, and the water board
has refused. The merchants are now
planning to bring injunction proceed
ings.
They take the position that anyone
has right to operate a store near
the camp, but the city has not the
right to furnish them water
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-09-07

Miss I.ummie Mann is spending the
week here as the guest Of Mrs c. F.
Dement,
MI Harry Todd has returned from
Atlanta and Rockmart, where he has
been for the past two weeks visiting
relatives.
Among those who attended the
Bob" Jones revival Thursday after
noon were Mrs. Dement, and Misses
Fannie Fountain, Gertrude Gentry,
Ruby Dement, and Willie May Tay-
Tor.
Miss Lizzie Ballenger left Monday
for Norman Park where she entered
school
Miss Margaret May has returned to
her home in Thomasville.
Mr.. Henry Player, OF Rochelle, is
spending few days with homefolks