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The log cabin Democrat., 1920-07-22
PICKLES GAP.

We are having some real warn weather and need rain for corn.
 Miss Magg'e Lambert of Round Mountain is visiting here this week
 Mrs. Florence Sellers and sister Mrs. Oder Brown are visiting their mother at Havana.
 Mrs. Fugatt left today for two weeks visit to the old country among her friends.
 Our Ladies' Aid meets Saturday at 2:30 o'clock We meet every two weeks.
 Mrs. John Davis is back from the hospital feeling fine.
 Our school is progressing nicely We have two good teachers. Our singing school sarted Monday. s. C. Goode and Miss Phyllis Johnston are teaching.
 Those who haven't got their pay for castor beans raised two years ago will get a draft by writing T. o. Branch, Little Rock, Ark.
 Marvin Harlin of Mt. Vernon visit ed his neice, Mrs. Velma Southerland, last week.
 Jim Dunn's little boy, Vinson, is not doing well. He is now taking treatment at Little Rock.
 Our protracted meeting will begin the second Sunday in August.
 July 21.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-07-22
SHADY GROVE.

Sunday school was well attended Sunday and everybody seemed to be interested. E. Holman discussed the lesson, after all classes had recit- ed
 A good rain now would be greatly appreciated by all
 Mrs. E. T. Herring of Quitman spent the past week with her parents, Mr and Mrs. ". NJ. Langston.
 Several from here attended the pie nic at Republican last Saturday and report a nice time.
 Olnia Stanton is working in Nor rilton this week for his uncle, Cris Harris.
 Plna, the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John Pollard, died at her home at this place, and was laid to rest in Bethlehem cemetery July g.
 We extend our heart felt sympathy. The patrons of this community have shown their interest in our club by uniting with us to hold a general picnic in connection with our two days short course, August 3 and 4. We will meet at the school house next Saturday afternoon, July 24, to ar range the work. Further information will be given in next weeks paper.
 July 21.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-07-22
TILONIA.

c. H. Sans carried a truck load of young people to Nit. Vernon Thursday
 Mrs. J. T. Sandeford is visiting her sister at Conway this week.
 o. C. Simpson, ". J. Hunter and J. T. Sandeford left Monday for Con- way, where they will attend court as jurymen for the next few days.
 Great Scott returned from Kansas wheat fields Friday. He brought with him instead of seed wheat a genuine case of mumps-
 According to reports, Sherman Pierce, former candidate for county judge, broke the record for speed of market peddlers by leaving here at o'clock a. m., going to Little Rock, selling his load of produce and return ing home by p. m. the same day.
 Vilonia high school will give a school rally and picnic August 13 Everyone is urged to come, if they woud be revived on educational lines A strong effort IS being made to se- cure some of the best speakers Of the state Our school was greatly han dicapped last year by not being able to secure principal, but we feel that we are lucky indeed this year by hav- ing secured the services of Prof. Howard Moore, who is one of the best high school principals in the state. Now if you want to see your old friends and help a good cause come to Vilonia August 13. The net proceeds will go to the school. 4 complete program of the day will be published later.
 Rev Jeffries, who began a series of meetings here Friday night, was taken suddenly i'll Monday morning. He immediately returned to his home at Peniel, Tex, The meeting will con- tinue with the help of another min ister.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-07-22
ENOL.A.

C. O. Dalton of Missouri is spend ing a few days with his father, G. " Dalton.
 Miss Ollie May Middleton Of Hol- land, who spent last week with her brother, A. s. Middleton, returned home Tuesday.
 Mrs. May Hefington is visiting hel father, J. R. Bolton of near Conway
 Mrs. Gabe Smith is suffering witt an attack of appendicitis.
 Jesse Hendrickson and wife v:site' at Saltillo last week.
 W W. Bell has returned home from Conway. He had his injured eye taken out while there. Dr. Fraser did the work for him.
 J, L. Thompson and family ol England are visiting here this week
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-07-22
THE DOT DRAWING CLASS

on the sick list for some time, $ re- ported no better.
 Born, to Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Tan Her, July Il, a girl.
 Grandpa Cartwright, who has been on the sick list, is now able tc be up.
 Fate Mckay and family of Romance are visiting here this week.
 Several from here attended preach ing at Cypress Valley Sunday.
 There will be Sunday school at this place every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Everybody come.
 July 21.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-07-22
UNION VALLEY.

Crops are looking very well, but the boil weevil is doing some damage
 Our school started Monday with { fair attendance.
 Rev. Harmon and Rev. LangforC will begin the r meeting at the Val ley Saturday night.
 The Marcus meeting was put of un til August.
 Bob Ray and two sons of Oklaho ma are visiting here.
 Some people are about through working their crops.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-07-22
AUXILIARY TO MEET.

Mrs. Fife Lincoln, president of the Commercial Club Auxiliary, called a meeting of the auxiliary to be held in the club rooms Friday afternoon at o'clock. Special business is to come before the meeting and all members are urged 10 attend.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-07-22
HUNGARY OFFERS
 10 HELP ENTENTE
(By United Pr <sl


 Paris, July 22.-Aid aga nst the Bolsheviki was offered the entente to- day by the Hungarian government, ac- cording to advices from Budapest Hungarians are ready to supply mer or munitions if the entente powers resume aggression against the sovie, armies.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-07-22
OTTO.

Crops are being laid by rapidly.
 Mrs. Dora Sanders, who has been
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-07-22
t6y UnrtAo PrA)

Berlin. July 22.-Civilians are evac- uating Warsaw, under siege by the Bolsheviki, it is stated today in Mos cow wireless dispatches.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-11
iSE PUEDE VIVIR
81 ! ESlOMAGO?
LA cIENcIA DICE QUE 81.

Sc ha demostrado cientfficamente que
a pesar del papel importantisimo que
EN- Ell proceso digestive desempefa Ell
est6mago, una persona podria vivir sin
este organo, puesto que ell intestine es
capaz de hacer sus veces. Lo contrario,
eseo es, que ell est6mago haga las veces
del intestine, es una absolute imposi-
bilidad, debido a las multiples e impor-
tantisimas tareas que este tiltimo CO.
responder y que son las siguientes: re-
cibir del est6mago los alimentos; dige-
rir estos con Ell auxilio del jugo pancrea-
tico y de la bills; separar la parte ltil
de las substancias inservibles expe-
ler estas del cuerpo. La Ultima de ia
les funciones Sc verifca merced una
serie de fibras musculares situadas a 10
largo del intestine. Cuando estas pier
den Su actividad, sobreviene la dolen-
cia conocida con ell nombre de estrefii-
miento FL intestine no puede arrojar
las materias sobrantes y estas sc acu-
mulan, entran en- putrefacci6n pro-
Queen substancias venenosas que ell or
ganismo absorbe. Sc presentan, entonces
Ciertos sintomas caracSeriSticos, tales
como lengua sucia, NAL ahento, dolor
de cabeza, tez amarillenta, ETC., etc. Los
purgantes violentos son fatales para el
intestine en- estos casos. Lo dnico racio-
nal es ell siguiente regimen: muy po-
cas- carnes; poquisimas bebidas excitan
tes como te cafe; muchas legumbres;
muchas frutas; bastante ejercicio al al
re hbre y una cucharadita de Jarabe de
Higos de California, "Califg", todas
las noches hasta que Ell intestine reco-
bre su actividad. Este Jarabe en- ell
cual los medicos tienen tanta confianza,
es hecho exclusivamente con los mejo-
res higos de California y las mas efca-
ces plantas estomacales. Es, por tanto,
una preparation natural, sencilla, ino-
fensiva. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-11

FL "Brazos" trajo, entire otros mas,
dos siguientes pasajeros: 8. Antonetti,
j. Albrizio, e Adsuar. r. Aboy Benitez,
A. Aponte, @. Aviles, L. Bergues, j. Pc
rez Cividanes, P ]. Casanovas, P. Ca
sanovas, A. Cadillo, e Cosimi, M. Ca
mufias, p. Curbelo II. q. Davis, R. Escu.
Elizondo A. Flores. H. Herero. p
Isaacs, F. Lopez, J. Noriega, M. Monse.
rrate. P. R. Martinez y sehora, p. Nido
r. Nido, ID. Novoa. A. Perez Pierret
j. Ramirez, L. Ramirez, Pedro Rivera
z. Rodriguez, O. Rodriguez, r. Roman
M. B. Sousa, J. villamil. Luis @. We've
O nlera. e. J. Dimas. A. L Echavarrfa
F. L. Lopez. Juan Rosso. Tomas vel&z
quez, Angelica Gomez, A. Lopez Apon
te. r. Ortiz, Q. Garcia y A. de Rosset
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NOtaS del TTibu-
nal de DiStTitO

Luis Freyre Barbosa VS.. Succession de
Antonio Sevillano Enriquez, cobro de
dinero. Sc declare que la suma dc ciento
trece d6lares es equitativa, por 10
tanto, Sc ordena que Ell demandante per
ciba la mencionada suma de la Suce-
sion demandada.
Pedro Gambia C6rdova VS.. Porto
Rico Fertilizer Co., cobro de dividen
do. Sc orden6 q este case sea include
en- ell Calendario general.
Enrique Davila Maldonado, ex-parte,
nombramiento de defensor. Sc nombr6
Armando Lopez Landron, defensor
judicial de la incapacitada Maria G.
Davila Maldonado, para que la represen
to en- la participation de bienes.
Maria Torres VS. Porto Rico Coal
Company, danos Y periuicios. Vista
la transaction de las parties, el Tribu
nal la aprobo.
New York and New Jersey Pro.
duce Co. Inc - VS.. Teodoro Vidal San
chez, cobro de dinero. Sc orden6 que
Ia demandante EN- este case presto fan
"a por $500, para responder dc los gas
tos Y costas a que pudiera ser conde-
nado, quedando en- suspense ell proce
dimiento hasta tanto.
Andres Landrau, ex parte, dominic.
Sc declare iustifcado el dominic de la
fnca descrita en- la mocion inicial Sc
orden6 la inscription en- ell Registro.
Felix Melendez Rodriguez VS. Los
herederos desconocidos de Juana Pas
tor, executive hipotecario. Sc orden6
Sc requiera a los demandados por me
dio de edictos
CALENDARIO ESPECIAL
En- ell Tribunal de Distrito, secci6n
primera, sera leido este calendario el
lunes proximo:
MoCIoNEs
Enrique Acosta Lopez VS. Santiago
A. Panzardi, dafios Y periuicios
Manuel Gallego Aguilar VS.. Martinez
v Morales, cobro de dinero
EXCEUCIoNES PREVIAs
Ignacio D'Cristina VS.. Porto Rico
Commercial Corp. rescisi6n dc contra
to.
Hijos de j. Bird Leon VS.. Henry
Axtmayer ct al cobro de dinero
Francisco Mater Girona VS.. William
Griffith eft al. reivindicaci6n
Aciscio Marxuach vs.. Antolin Mn.
reivindicaci6n.
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Se OiTeca

JOvEg vENDEDOR nE wANuFAc
rURAs desea eeipcarss eomo wsnaesirr
de ferrsfsria T.as msf1rss rsfsrsnriss
De CASES eomsfciafss BoH pc. Hsgansfn
ENcoNTRADo m psrvo psaueas eon
collar raxa especial bianeo esn mamxhas
nsrraa ~ duees pusds airfrirta Nara
informes Al MUNDo
TRADUCToR y corresponaai aapaHal
ingits e. ofrecs para trnbaiaf e. e.
Gina Busnas rsfsssucias pirixirss = q
A. NJ Bor 81 Cataha p ~
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Buena OpOrtuni-
dad en- AdjuntaS
Sc VENDEN:


/ LoTE: Finca compuesta de 190
cuerdas. 14O en- buen cultivo de cafe
y Wanda. Is cuerdas cercado inmedia
to a la casa con aqua dentro, perma-
nente abundante.
El restO, malezas que puede dedicarse
cualquier cultivo. Establecimientos
c6modo Y nuevo; almacen, maquinR,
glacis y juego de secaderas. Aqua abun
dante permanente para la industria
del cafe uso domestico, con tuberia
en- La maquina casa habitaci6n.
Esta situada en- ell barrio de Vegas
Arriba a tres cnartos de hora del pue
bio de Adjuntas a media hOra de la
carretera de dicho pueblo Ponce.
2 LOTE.-Finca denominada (Las Va
cas) 204 cuerdas. Tiene plano y cert
fcaci6n de agrimensor. 26 cuerdas de
buen cercado; 20 cuerdas, buenas We
gas probadas con buen resultado, con
tabaco cana, el resto todo en- cult
vo de cafe Wanda.
Como suelo situaci6n de la mejor
de Adjuntas. Promedio obtenido con
cana, 80 quintales de azncar por cuer-
das; tabaco, quintales por cuerda.
Aqua EN- abundancia, permitiendo re
gar los terrenos de Vegas 81 Sc desea.
Establecimienttos en- la caretera vie
ia que conduce Lares Distancia del
pueblo de Adjuntas, menos de dos XII
l6metros.
LoTE.-Finca denominada Maria
Antonieta, compuesta de cien cuerdas
todas en- buen cultivo de viandas y de
cafe, plantaciones nuevas.
Establecimiento en- ell kil6metro Al
de la carretera de Adjuntas a Utuado.
PINTO comercial para compra de cafe.
Propia para una magnifica quinta
Magnffica oportunidad de obtener
mas del 20 por ciento de intereses del
dinero inve=tido.
LoTE.-49 cuerdas en- el kil6metro
AZ de La carretera de Adjuntas a Utua
do, todas en- buen cultivo de viandas
y cafe. Casa de dos pisos. m&quina. co
chera y glacis. Propia para quinta.
s LoTE-Una manzana de casas en-
Adjmtas Las mejores situadas, dan
frente a la plaza, a la Gale Rodulfo
Gonzalez v calle sta. Ana. Dan mas
del uno por ciento de renta.
Todo So vende en- un lote, por Sc
parade. Precio baratO, pues 50 vende
para zanzibar los dollars pOr frances.
Informara: Antonio sALICETT
Adjuntas, p. r. Advt.
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PURIFIQUE

listed puede purihear su sangre. devoi.
YER salud vigor su sistema. eIiminar la
debilidad nerviosa. fortalecer sus organos
digestivos. regularizar sus rifiones el hi
Ia S0Hgre FL mejor especihco conocido
para lnpiar e cuerpo humane de materias
venenosas y poner en- sus venas sangre ro-
ia y sana Este remedio aumenta Ia ac-
oion de todos los organos. dando al CUTS
un color saludable alivia el cansancio fish
co y mental causado por el trabajo y
decaimiento pone
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TENEDoR DE LfBRos yovsn as 60
nocimientos modsrnoa husna lstrA. -
soiicisa para easa impovsaats e esmt
stones ds san guan. apartafs Tsf
PORTO RICO PHOTO NOVELTY
SALES AGENCY aoiiri.a aranisa e. ~.
IA IA isla para feproaneir rstratea sa
medalionss iorandss uauanciasf nlr
iasc . Candido e. "a Crmx ~. uensKnt
Manager. Box III. CaKnaa Pa
Sc HBCEsTTAN sRTAs. ass a.s.sn
apreuder q hacer eomhFeFcs Msassros
pagaFemos Sn apFenainAle aacu A. 1esa
Cid. san rrancisco O. rkhFira ds asss
breroa
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(Por telegrafo)

(Por telegrafo)
Ponce, p. R., JUNO 10.
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO,
Viose hoy ante corte distrito, proceso
por nbelo infamatorio contra Guillermo
v. Cintr6n. director peri6dico ''El Dia",
condenandolo $1,000 de multa y Las cos
tas, siendo muy bien acogido fallo tri-
bunal.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL
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Se vende.

Sc vENDE una magninca residsncia
en- el COndado. Avsnida Magdalsna In
formaran Porto Rico Commercial Cor
pOratiOn" Tel 0so052. San Juan.
vENDo una casa de maderas. de Gems
trucci6n moderna. con cinco dormito
rios, sala, cOmedOT euarto Dc baho
En- sitio c6ntricO de Ia calle Sierra IN
formese. Luis Arana. practicsnto Hos.
pitales Municipales. santurco.
vENDo puertas , ventsnas De alan
bre, silla de montar de cusro Isgitimo.
Muebles de casa en- general. lampara
de carburo, maquina para mOler mais
JuegO de crOqus. Trauquiudad ~
santurce. Telefono 20 negro
HAYNES de cinco pasajeros. en- buen
estadO. pOr $1,000. Familia qus - an
senta. Apartado 7e1. san Juan
DICCIoNARIo MEDTCo para nurses
por Rosa A. Gonzalez, r. n. De vsnta
EN- casa de Real Hermanos. Tanca !.
san Juan
VENDo una hermOsa casa De MADEIRA
prueba de temblores. Pintada a.
aceite dentro y fuera. Bntrada para
autom6vil Arboles frutales Gale VI
yes ~. Ponce.
Sc vENDE casa MADEIRA nueva cons.
truccion calle Ia Feria (TFip6dromol
cuatro habitaciones grandes cuatrocien-
tos ocho metros solar. por cuatro mil %
lares. Informara Miguel Ruiz solsr.
ioJoi GANGA-se vende autom6vil
Esserx al primer postor acceptable. Com
prado a Panzardi en- Noviembre pr6xi-
mo pasado Ha corrido dos mil millaa
Diriiase al apartado 964 San Juan
Sc vENDE un caro- Hudson Super
Six en- magnificas condiciones Informa
"a viuda de de Diego Hotel Roma.
San Juan.
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MOTOR a. pstr6iso wistn weias ns
vcuds uuo ds 9 n p. zsranfisa3s
con pleas a. rspusrto = rtamss Ca.
ruaa n n
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oR0f 0noi ono1 10 tmpsFn - 60
va tgsss . vieia riss . psaes - ssNaaes
aansents y aus "a neeaallM - A. - 80.
lar innstinnahle , s4is smemsm o. ENam So
plunnm A. ere astA mmrmmHiaMaM , a. Mwmm
ss,ss',.'ssss's. ,.. I. > =. = - $50. = go ,ssv 4 -
aAf!-. Sc ". Sc g.. Ns~ vssA.
AnvT.
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Sc cOupra.

MOTOR ELBCTRrco So eamprn
uno de 80 H p. fssea TO . 80 rsvs
lucionea-Box va
Sc ALourfA ana caaa zen g IA mms
bles por trea meses Juiie Awosts y
Setiembro aituada en- Miramar. Kmfer.
markn tsi6fono - aHul calis Csm.
tral NO a Nfiramar
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Sc Vende o
Sc arrienda

por no pOderla atender su dueao a dos
Kilometres de la poblaci6n, en- la ca
rretera que conduce Aibonito, una
finca rdstica compuesta de 200 cuerdas
fincadas de cafe y frutos memories; tie
ne buena aqua, pastos de malojillo y
yerba de guineas con cincuenta cabe-
zas de ganado vacuno. sus terrenos
SON tabacaleros, con tres casas, una
de dos plantas para vivienda y otra
para concrete, con sus buenos rancho
nes para la recollection de frutos.
FL que la interese puede dirigirse
su dueho. Carlos J. Marrero. BOX "a,
calle MufiOz Rivera, Barranquitas, P.
r. Advt.
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SIJ

sstema en- perfecto estado Es igualmente
efectvo para aliviar las afecciones reuma-
ticas de las coyunturas musculos. Miles
de personas que han encontrado satisfac-
cion en- ei EHriv dc LeonGydi para Ia
S0n9yF 10 recomiendan como un remedio
eficaz en- casos de Stills. uleeras, escrofu-
las, anemia. tumores y todas las enferme-
da les que provienen de la sangre. Compre
inmediatamente de su droguista una bote-
LA de Elixir de Leonard para Ia
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y pruebe este gran remedio que ie devol-
vera el placer de vivir De venta en- todas
las drogueras
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Sc vENDE un caro- Hudson Super
Six en- magnffeas condolences. Informa
ra viuda de de Diego Hotel Roma.
San Juan.
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Sc VENDE una magninca residences
en- el cOndadO. Avsnida Magdalsna In
formaran Porto Rico Commercial Cor
pOratiOn" Tel 0so252. San Juan
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DE NUEvA YORK

EL CORRESPONSAL
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FALLo CoNDENAToRIo

Habana, mayo %.
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Sc vENDE casa MADEIRA nueva cons
truccion calle Ia Feria CIIip6dromol
tos ocho metros solar. por cuatro mil DO
lares Informara Miguel Ruix solsr.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-06

Springs, Ark, where they VIII spend the
month of June.
Another equally pretty wedding oc-
Cured on Wednesday afternoons at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Brag-
don, when their winsome daughter,
Miss Wilmer Lee was married to Mr..
Marvin p. Craig, of Jacksonville. The
entire bungalow was tastefully decor
ated, and filled with wedding guests,
who were eager to wish this dear
fApalachicola girl Good Luck"
Miss Bragdon wore a charming gown
of white crepe, she carried a boquet OF
bride roses, and her hat was dream
in tulle and lace. The maid honor
Miss Erline Brown, wore pink organdy,
and pink picture hat. She carried
Dorothy Perkins roses. Mr.. Stanley
Bragdon was the best man.
After the wedding a delightful cola
ton was served. Here the d-fash-
toned order of things was observed,
and great bride and groom cakes
|heartened the guests with the idea that
here was a place where sugar was not
considered. Everyone united in saying
that Mr.. and Mrs. Bragdon were the
best Of hosts. Mr.. and Mrs. Craig
left Immediately for Jacksonville and
points in East Florida
A quiet wedding, but one which is
of deep interest to Apalachicola, was
the marriage of Miss Nell Hinckley on
the afternoon Of June 8. 1t took place
in the residence of her sister in law,
Mrs. Alava Hinckley; and there in the
presence of friends, dear to her heart
did this Apalachicola maiden plight her
troth to Robert Neil Durance,s of jack
sonville. The brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Hinckley, have lived in
Apalachicola all their lives. Miss Neil
has spent the last four years in jack
sonville, to the deep regret of hel
many friends here. Alva Hinckley is
one of our up-to-date citizens, and
very popular. For this reason the
friends of the family gladly seized
upon the occasion to demonstrate their
good will.
A dance was held at the Franklin
on Thursday night. on the auspices
of the Bachelors. Among those pres
ent were Misses Gladys and Cecil Com
forter, Olive Ruge, Gala May E1dridge
Mona ellis, Percis Buck, and Sunshine
Gibson, Messrs. Anderson. Ruge
Coombs, Johnson, Holman, Sheppard
Holly and Ship. The chaperones were
Mrs. Will Duffy, Mrs. L. G. Buck
Mrs. Fanin, Mrs. Rice, and Mrs. Hays
c. B. Coombs left Saturday June
5th, after fort nights stay among
his boyhood friends. During his stay
here several hunting and fishing par
| ties have been given in his honor.
Geo. Benedict left for Jacksonville
Thursday evening. Mr.. Benedict ha:
been given an important part in the
lInter-C Church Movement: and it is this
that takes him to Jacksonville.
| Mrs. Geo. Ruge and her daughter
Miss Olive. have returned from a visit
| from White Springs. Fla.
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rate HEARING
| AGAIN DELAYED
BECAUSE COMMISSIONER DUNN
MUST BE IN WARRINGTON FARE
INCREASE QUESTION is CON-
TINUED.

Secretary Thompson of the State
Railroad Commission, has announced
that the proposed hearing on the re-
quest Of J. G. Holtzclaw. receiver of
the Pensacola Electric Co. for an in
crease in fare on the company's lines
in Pensacola, has been postponed. The
reason given is that Royal c.. Dunn
must be in Washington on the date
assigned for the hearing. The letter
follows:
1T again becomes necessary for the
commissioners to continue the hearing
set for June 18th in Pensacola on the
application of the Pensacola Electric
Co. for an increase in its car fares.
THE hearing before the Interstate
Commerce Commission on the general
application of the carriers throughout
the United States for increases in
freight rates will be resumed on the
7th and dates have already been as
signed for continuous hearing from
that date until the 22nd. The case will
probably continue over to the oath or
18th. Mr.. Dunn was selected as rep
resentative of the southern Territory to
sit with the Interstate Commerce Com
mission in this case. and he will, there
fore. have to be in Washington con-
tinuously from June 7th until the
hearing is completed.
THE Interstate Commerce Commits
sion has assigned for hearing on June
2sth in Tampa, the complaint Of the
railroad commissioners against the di-
rector general of railroads, ct al. at
lacking certain items carried in the
new refrigeration charges from Florida
by the railroad administration. This
case will probably occupy three days.
The commissioners are therefore unable
to assign the Pensacola case for hear
ing at any time during this month.
I'VE have tentatively agreed upon
July IA as the date for hearing this
application in Pensacola. If there is