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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
GOOD SEASON
EBRlGHT FUTURE AHEAD
FOR BASEBALL GAME
sESery Club Taking Special Pnins to
sss EQunlfzc Playing Strength of
-sts.sst tho Teams.
MISUNDERSTANDING

IS Notwithstanding the threatening
Sselouds everywhere piling up in the
s3fsuropean sky, Presidents Hcydicr and
johnson can see nothing bu, Il brigh;
.SWe agree with them except as 10 IN,
ssdatc OF the come back, they holding
S.Shat this VIII happen with Il rush this
1 season. while others fea: that II may
! take some time. perhaps full season:
FOR the game TO get back into its full
SSShare the fear of others is shown by
Ytheir short schedules. reduction OF
ssptnyers' salaries and by Il general cur
,2tailmcnt of expenses.
SO President HeNdler, of the National
SS$League, thinks that the efforts of the
$club owners Of his league TO cqualize
1.-THE playing strength Of the teams will
bear good fruit. and that the fans Will
+ flock to the games. and he adds:
we still have some unsigned play
much more satisfactory than we cx-
apected. Most people understand what
we have been up against, and the man
sner in which We succeeded in rounding
up the great percentage OF our play
& ers proved highly gratifying in view
Hof present conditions
President johnson, OF the American
League. is equally confident Of success
for his league. lie says: Baseball
sbulks bigger than ever before The
fans arc hungry for 1t. and so are
the thousands of soldiers who are
coming back every day and returning
to their positions in civilian life. Last
wear The war SpeCter was discourage
ling. Today we can see clear road
tahead and can concentrate on base
ball. The American League fight will
Sbe extremely close. ] never saw the
year when the strength was SO evenly
parceled out. II would take Sooth-
Sayer to predict the winner"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
VIRGINIA TECH TO OPEN
DIAMOND SEASON TODAY
WIFI Play Lincoln Memorial ut Blacks
burg-Teum Leaves Sntur-
day on Southern Trip.
BLACKSBURG. VA

BLACkSBURG. VA. April 2.-vir-
Cinia Tech. will open her 1919 baseball
season here tomorrow afternoon with
Lincoln Memorial University of Iar-
roGate. Tenn.
saturday the team leaves for a south
ern trip, playing Virginia Christian
Sollege. Two game series with North
carolina state College. University of
North Caroline and Elon College.
Alter this Tech. will have nineteen
straight games at home. V. =. |. has
an exceptionally strong team with the
exception of pitchers but Bernicr has
SeNerai promising candidates for the
box position who. he thinks, will de-
liver the necessary punch
The outheld is fast and are all good
hitters while the irtield remains prac-
tlcally the same as last year Posi-
tons are all being covered by veterans.
Tech. has the largest schedule in her
history with total of forty-seven
games. thirty of which arc to be PLAYED
on the home grounds.
Matthews local boy, will probably
work for the Tech. tomorrow with
veteran Stumpf at the receiving end.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
BON AIR CALLS RICHMOND
FlREMEN TO ITS HELP
Old Hotel Cottage Guttcd by Fiomc.
or I'M UnasccrtaineL
Origin.

Chief Joynes. Of the Fire Department.
received call for help from Bon Az
pcnred TO be getting out of control H.
Air. At non
No water was available IN p,,. ,
names. ana an automobile loaded win
experienced fire lighters was sent frn,t
KichInond Thcy soon had the famns
The interior of the building was said
TO have been completely ruined H. ' III
hrc, which originated from some IN
James II. Crcnshaw, Of Richmora
owned the property, and II was ocrn
pleu by ID l.. Johnson, agent OF th.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
WILDE NOW ARRANGING
FOR HIS NEXT MATCH
English I'ty-WciGh Champion TO Box
Moore and Herman ut
Early Date.

L LONDON, April Jimmy wilde. the
British tN-wcirht champion. who last
night defeated Joe Lynch. American
boxer. on points, has signed a con-
tract with c. +. Cochran, the British
theatrical manager. to box FI Moore
or Pete Herman, Of the United States,
for the bantam weight championship
of the world and a purse OF $4,000.
Friends Of Wilde are prepared to back
him for fl,O00 or $4,000. Wilde will
issue challenge TO Moore and Her
man under these conditions.
During tho ;ntcr.aliicd boxing tour
ualnent in London early in Decembe.
Moore defeated Wilde on points.
Moore comes from Memphis. Tenn.
Herman. who comes from New Orleans.
is the bantam weight cha mpion Of the
! United STATES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
SOLDIER GETS LIFE TERM
President Commutes Sentence of DcotJ
Of Man Found Guilty of
Murder.
tBy Associated prc..I

WASHINGTON April o-ADproyaI
ny president Wilson of the life i'm.
PrNoninent sentence imposed upon Cor
porai James {. SkilcS. Three Hundred
and Twcnty-tirst Machinc-Cilin Ea,.
TALON Eighty-sccond Division. who
"as convicted OF having Killed Ser
Eeant George Onkcn, at Trondcs
France. August 10. 1918. was announced
tonay by the War Department.
me court martial sentenced Skiles
10 ne hanged. but General pershing
while declaring the evidence showed
me accused TO be guilty as charged
Sali Inc case was not such as justified
me extreme penalty. and recommended
thf sentence to be committed 10 life i'm
prisonmcnt. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
DISCUSS SIBERIAN SITUATION
American Troops Did Not Aid INN,
because of Doubt M to As
snIlnnts' Identity.

LONDON. April Questioned in the
rouse OF Commons today as to why
inc American troops did not co-operatc
WIN the Japanese in the lighting at
i.laSoNeStchenSk. Sibaria. Winston
Inurchiil. the Minister Of War. re-
pIlcu that tho American commander
mad said tina, the force which was at :
lacking the Japanese might prove to
DC one OF insurrcctionary Russian
ShcviSts.
Mt Churchill added that there was
no doubt that the force which attacked
INC japanese was a powerful and well
armed EOlshcvist band
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
AMERICAN AND BRITISH
CRAFT TO PATROL COURSE
More 'rhnn Hundred Dcstroycrs WIN
lie on Duty ON tOutc or
Overseas Flight

WASHINGTON. April 2.-Bri,ish do
Stroyers Will cooperate with the Amcy
followed by American naval seaniano-
~ the projected flight across the a,
ihhtlc ocean next month IL wa
mat from forty TO nifty British shin.
would be on duty from the Azores 10
me BRUSH Isles. where under prescn,
plans. the flight Will end
american dcstroycrs will patrol thr
course from st. Johns to Azores. From,
MY TO SIXTY OF tho craft will be used
Of less than 200 miles. '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
NOTED HALFBACK DEAD
Robert scott bingham bic. in m,
Grand CANYON White Engaged Ia
COrcAtrN ScrNiCc.

g LAWRENCE. MASS. Arm Word
OF the death at Grand Canyon. Ariz
sof Robert Scot: Bingham. haif-hack Of
the Yale football teams Of 1915 ana
1916, was received by relatives here
today. lie was brother OF Capiajn
William j. Bingham, former Harvard
track captain, who now is in France
Robert bingham was In tho l,niicd
States forestry service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
WILL FINANCE PLAN
Charlotte Rotary Club VIII Great, ST..
900 Fund TO support
4h5 Baseball,
iBy Aseociat.d rtess /

charlotte Rotary club, at a meeting
today. decided TO aid in financing q
baseball team in Charlotte this season.
the direction OF John NJ Morahcad.
iCharlottc Will enter either the pro
posed Virginia North Carolina or tho
South Atlantic League
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
FIX DATE FOR SHOOT
american Trnpahootiny A,,oci,,io,
Plnns Meet on
July 4

WASHINGTON. April The Ava,
ican Trapshooting Association. having
oinciaiy declared July to be .'Victorv
moot ~ Day, is arranging many tour
nAmcnts Tor soldiers and sailors on
nat day. The principal event in which
"liGers and men Of the army and nav
WI! tike part viii be held At wash
branch Of the service viii be dnc,er.H
champions, and trophies cmbIcmatic Of
INC title viii he awarded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
WINNERS GAINED PLACES
IN TENNIS SEMl-FINALS
Match Of Sensational Interest wn,
Bctwecn William Tiiden, H.
aud Lieutenant IL. Soshcu
IRv Associated prnss1

NEW YORK. April 2-winners
gained their places in the scmi-tinals
"t the singles and doubles of the ma
tionai indoor tennis championship al
me seventh Regiment Armory today.
!hc match OF sensational interest was
defeated Lieutenant S. Howard Vosheii.
me champion Voshcll for "A time out
The score was 4-6. SO. i3-1i.
, IN the doubles Tilden and Vincent
hlcHards. the national title holders.
die. The rallies were fast and The
beaten pair was unsteady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
JAPANESE BECOME CITIZENS
Those Who nccnmc Americans Through
Wnr Service Leaving Hawaii
for California;.

HONOLULU, April 2.-Japanese who
served In the United States Army here
during the war, thus becoming eli
Eiblc for naturalization. arc leaving
Hawaii for California and other coast
points as soon as they obtain their
citizenship papers. according TO Rich
ard iialsey. United States Immigration
inspector here. Several score already
have left or have engaged passage, he
said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
PLAN PATRIOTIC MEASURE
NC" York Mayor Urges Ordnance to
prevent Meetings by For
ciEncrs Not Citizens.
LBy Associated prnsal

NEW YORK. April 2.-AIayor Tfylan.
hoard OF aldermen today, rc0ucstoJ
preparation and passage Of an ordi-
nance prohibiting the holding Of meet
ceedings are conducted in a foreign
language for the abuse of our govern
inon'. or ny or under the auspices OF
any person or persons who arc moi
citizchs OF the United States"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
FRENCH PRINT HONOR LIST
Award Medals to Spanish King, Brit
ish Queen md Three Cubnn
Women.
IRv Associated Press !

PARIS. April THE Official Jour
nal today prints several pages OF names
OF persons to whom the French gov
eminent has awarded medals. among
them numerous Americans. Included In
Tho list of twcntyfour persons to
whom silver or gilt iirst-class media Is
arc awarded are the King OF Spain.
Queen Mary. OF Great Britain, and
three Cuban women. Mines. La Tor
ricntc. Dolz ana Menocal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
FUlTl NAMES UMPlRES
hcad OF international League Select,
Wen TO Hold the In
dicatOrs,

NEW YORK. April 2.-prcsiden.
iDavid L. Fuitz. of the Internationai
.uabue. today announced his list OF
u'hnlfeS Tor the coming season TIC
stah VIII consist Of eight arbitcrs rs
Flows. Joseph O'Brien, W. T.. Car.
Eenier. Scott r.; Chestnut Thomas W
dale. ". y. McGowan and II W.
nct, Complete details OF the circui,
.oEetner with the schedule dates. are
e os ~ ,ec'.d 10 DC ready for pubIica tioi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03

=, IAMBEiDG MASS, April 2-W. w.
Mcleod, -. was elected captain OF tho
harvard University baseball team az
a. meeting held Monday afternoon in
Mcleod has played Regularly at scconJ
pase' ahd III the practice this season
mas, mas SHOWN up we'll All upper class
men on inc team were eligible to vote
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
POSTPONE MEETING
South Atlantic League itnrkcrs WIFI
Try to Hold Session Next
Sununy.
'By Associated Press.

52 COLUMBIA. :. G., April The meet
ing scheduled for today in Savannah
in an effort to rcOr=auiHc tho South
until sunday. IL. Vas anhounrcd here
today. GrccnVifle, :. -. and Char
3lotte. y. c., arc said here to be pre-
pairing 10 seek franchises.
Columbia. Jacksonville, Macon and
Savannah which were in tho organiZa-
ton previous to its disbaniing in 1917.
are said by local promoters - be ready
10 re-enter the LEAGUE white tho situa =
ton in Augusta and Charleston is said
hero to be stii doubtful
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
MARSANS WANTS RELEASE
Says There l. Not Enough Money I'm
the Gnmc and He Prefers
Minor LcOEuc.
By Associated Press. !

" IINNNN.E, NNrII -.--ArmandO Mar
sons, who played in the outticld last
year with the New York American
League team, has asked for an uncon-
ditional release from that team on the
ground of insufficient monetary consid-
Grafton for playing this year Mar
sans. in his letter. said he would pre-
fer to play with minor league team
under the circumstances.
s Eusebio Gonzales Who played with
the Boston Red Son last year for "A
time, has signed II contract with the
Toronto club, OF the international
League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03

Larry Doyle, the veteran second
iH IS showing excellent form At
IN. me Hiants ira aiming camp at Gaines
VIE, Ia. Doyle was employed in the
shipyards during the winter months
ana az result reported for traintnG
IN hrst-ciass condition. The veteran
SUN has his speed and batting ewn
ana declares he is out for the bireest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
NAMES COMMISSION
Canadian Minister of I.nbor Plan, TO
study Joint Control OF
Industry.
iBy Associn,od pro-. /,

OTTAWA. April Gideon Robcr,
son, Minister OF Labor. announced in
the Senate today that the government
VIII appoint a commission Of five con :
sisting or labor men and capitalists. TO
study the feasibility OF joint control Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
READING AFTER BERTH
business Men SOCK to Obtain Fran
chisc Held by the Sym
cUAc Club.

READING. April at a meeting
OF the Reading business men Interest,"
ed in the purchase OF the syracuse in.
here at the llks' Home today. /, Vas
decided to purchase the opcn franchise
and tranSfer nc club 10 this city.
Morris. OF tho Chamber OF Commerce:
j. Turner Moore. of the Reading steel
Ga sting Company, and J Hcber Err
mentrout, left Tor New York to con-
fer with David /. I'uitz. president Of
the International League. relative 10
the sale and transfer OF the team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
rnnnmn Rattle. New treaty.

t'F 3NNHV'Ii tHlI I'F"Ss-
WASHINGTON. April Identification
by Panama OF the commercial ,rayclers'
treaty with the United States was an
nounccd today by the state Dcpart-
Wcnt. Ihc treaty. one Of many initi-
atcd by tho international high com
mission. is dcsiEncd 10 fnciliintn r,,nrn .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
BIG BLAZE AT CHATTANOOGA
fowcr station. Automobile shop,
o'crniI Fnctory, Livery Stable and
Hotel Destroyed.
he Associatcd pre.-l

;, CHATTANOOGA. TENN. April ..
ere involving loss of approximately
sloo.ooo totally destroyed the Chntta
noosa Tennessee River power station
y. - Joyce automobile shops. Co
operative overall Factory, West Side
ihVcry stables and the Trenton Uougc
Insurance estimated at $50. 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
War League viii No, ncv,v.

~ That announcement; Of the Bethlehem
steel Company that the baseball league
(which houriShcd among the steel mills
last year when The Crowder order OF
S.IWork or night was IN force will not
8be continued this season, surely iooks
Eltke some bal players were not as fond
sot nara WORK as 1T was thought they
were.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
VARIED RESULTS SHOWN
IN THE PINEHURST MATCH
irving =. tObcson, of Rochester, Play
INF Against styles, Wins ut
Nineteenth Hole.
Try Associntcd Pro,-1

PINEH uRST. ~ o. April match
play III the. North and South amateur
SIna,npionship solf tournament ioda Y
IN me championship division contest.
a. IA j.; Mendes, Siwncy Country Club:
Country club. James ~ S,andisb II' IN
Detroit, and &. G. Waldo. Jr., Detroit
I nHt ,heir matches. Irving $. Robson.
played against STYLES and Won q, No
nineteenth hole
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03

T. w: G. a. and Misses Edith Robert
son: Jane Skinner. Leonn McGeorge,
Lcttic Brown and Lillian Davis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
STECHER DEFEATS KLEIN
Body Scissors Wins TWO StrniEht FnIIs
for Former Heavyweight
Champion.
fRv Associatcl press- ]

MONTGOMERY, ALA. April Joe
Stacher. OF Kansas, former heavy.
weight wrestling champion, defeated
John KLEIN. of Chicago. in two straight
tails here tonight. y body scissors hold
was used by Stcchcr IN both instances
the hrst fan coming in one hour and
hftcen minutes. and the second in
eighteen minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
HAUGHTON TO RETIRE
"nn Who Coached Harvard For Mn,
Years VIII Now Enter
Huslness
! NY AHsnclatnd prn.. l

ioN, April THE retirement
iID.l !oo'baIi activities of Percy D.
1aushton, tor nine years coach of Har-
.aIo eievenS, VAS announced by him
,odaE' MT. Hanghton said business in
terests would OCCUPY his ;ime
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
W00DBERRY FOREST WINS
FROM FORK UNION, 6 TO 3
Military Academy Outfits Oppo,,pr
Nipc, but Loses Gnmc
ThrOuEh ErrOrh.
II,SSPeeial TO The Times Dispatch. ]

MOODEERRY FOREST, Va. April
-The Woodbury. Forest baseball team
Won from Fork Union Military Acad-
.ny mere today by the score Of 6 TO 3
ne visitors outhit Woodberry two 10
1 one. nut they also made more errors.
rus Is The second victory OF the sea
son lot W"odbcrry. On last Saturday
Hic oeiehtcd the strong University OF
Virginia freshmen team, , to O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
Second Tenn 1, \,In,,r

TAMPA, Fla. April 2-Boston
Am ericans (second team, ., {. 3; Bos-
tor Americans trcgulars), O. 4 .
gsss Bat rics-Cal dwell, Ruth, Pennock
and Mooreheld Bush. Mays and McSci
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
QUEEN VICTORIA's CHEF.

Mary A. Wilson, will give cooking
demonstrations every afternoon
ana evening ut The Times-Dis-
patch Food Show, Blues Armory,
April TO 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
College Dnscbnu u.,u,,.

sat. Columbia, s C.-JIniyersitv n,
south Caroline, 4. Wonord College
4 sS ~ West Poin,--Army, 4; Seton Hall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03
FOUR VIRGINIA MEN IN
DAYS CASUALTY REPORTS
Eight Arc Killed in Action, Four Die
From Wounds. nnd Many
Injured,

given out toduy by the committee on pub
ne Information show q total OF lol casualties.
divided as follows: Killed In action. =: miss
ins In action :: died from wounds. I. died
from accidents and other causes 49, died
from wounds. :: died from accidents and
either causes. 49, died from disease So:
wounded severely. G: wounded degree un :
dcicrtnincdb. 3: wounded slightly. I5.
- NirIinians and North Carolinians In the
DIED FROM DISEASE
Private.
Turner. Sam: Woodland. ~, G.
DIED FROM ACCIDENTS AND OTHER
CAUSES.
COrpOrnl
THOMPSON Henry c.: Darlington Heights
Privntes.
Martin. Allie L.: Lecsviilc. Va
Loving. William: Saliva. Va
Jones. Otis IT,: Richmond, Vn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-03

mcnt OF American commercial traveller,
IN tho South american countries.
uruguay already has ratified such :,
treaty. and action Is now awaited ~
the other Southern republics
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SOCIETY


Mrs. Z. p. Martin Appointed Assistant
Probation officer
Tallahassee. Nov. 25th.--tSpeciaD-
0overnor Cats has appointed Mrs. e.
p. Martin to be assistant probation
officer for Hillsborough county for
serm Of four years.
Mrs. X. w. Finn returned to her
lone in Jacksonville on Monday after
n short visit in Ocala with her father,
sheriff ]. p. Galloway and family.
Mrs. @. b. Stein of Jacksonville is
In the city the guest of her daughter
AIRS. p. ]. Theus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mildly Lloyd and two
little sons left on Tuesday for Tampa
where they will stay until Friday
They are making the trip in their car.
Sam r.. Poser, of Tampa is in the
city, and is connected with the State
Fair and Exposition during the period
OF the fair.
Mr.. Poser has had much experience
An the directorate OF fair work and
the directors OF the Florida State Fair
and Exposition. through DR.. B. X.
Hanafourde. are greatly pleased 70
have Mr. Poser with them this sea.
son.-Times Union.
Mr.. MALTA HaughtOn, Of Jackson.
willie, a former Ocala boy. has resign.
ed his position with the Barnett Nat
fonal bank and next week will go into
the brokerage business in this city.
Mr.. Haughton has been with the Bar.
nett bank for the past ten years. His
Ocala friends wish him success in his
new business venture.
Mr.. w. w. Condor was among the
state fair visitors in Jacksonville
during the week.
Mrs. NJ. E. Lane is enjoying visit
with friends in Jacksonville this week
going up especially for the fair.
Mr.. Roger Dodd, cashier of the Com.
mercial bank, was among the pleased
visitors attending the fair during the
week.
Mr.. t. NJ. Moore went up TO Jack
sonville Monday afternoon TO spend
q few days with relatives and TO see
the big state fair now in progress
An the metropolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Taylor left
Monday afternoon for Rocky Point,
~ C.. where Mr.. Taylor was called on
important busienss.
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rhav w;,l come to Ocala later for
visit to Mrs. Benefits brothers. the
Messrs. Camp and families.
TayIor-Reckham
Mr. Mack Taylor and Miss fheo
Reckbam both OF this city wer quiet
= married in Jacksonville on Thanks
giving morning by Rev. J. I. Boone
nos+or Of the Christian church in tAN
civ Miss Beckham is the secons
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. BeeS-
ham and has grown to young wonsa /
Mood in Ocala. She is sweet ans
pretty young girl, and is very popuiH
among a large circle of friends.
Mr.. TAYLOR has been living in oeala
for the past few years, coming mere
from Atutnta. He is manager OF the
Dodge Agency in this city and ad-
ioinng counties, is a wide awake ana
hustling gentleman. He is quite pop
uIar with a great number of friends
in his adopted home. We join Win
their host of friends :. in wishing TOT
them long and happy welded lie.
Mr.. S. G. Wilson, of the Rogers
Wilson Realty Co., spent Monday IN
Jacksonville. going up especially 70
pay a visit to the fair.
Mrs. Charles H. Lloyd arrived on
Thursday to spend Thanksgiving with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Har.
ris. She will be joined by Mr.. Lloyd
on Saturday who will come down TO
cast his vote in favor Of bonds.
The many friends of Mr.. andMrs. }.
W. Tally will regret to learn of the
accident to their young son FOy. One
day at school one of his little play
mates jammed a sharp pointed pencil
down his ear and it is feared he may
lose the hearing in that ear. Their
many friends hope that the accident
won't become as bad as first thought.
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WANTED, TO FIND-Alice Melon
aid, (colored), wife of James Nc
Donald. She was last heard of at Or.
ange Springs, Fla, and said she was
going to Pennsylvania. If her where.
abouts are known, please notify Jas.
Mcdonald, R. F. D. "A" Box 16, Cit
"a, Fla.-12-2S-5t.
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Mrs. Ira F. Bennett and little son,
Frank, of Washington, D. C. are in
Savannah spending some time with
Mrs. Benefits brother-in- law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Armstrong.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN-One roam
mare, years old; one roam horse,
8 years old; one gray horse. 4 years
old; one buff horse, years old, all
branded Y2; one mouse colored horse
mule, 10 years old. Reward. Pineap-
pie Orange Co.. Citra, Fla.-11-2s-2t