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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-30
Church Notes
Church Of Christ.
SHdSSH VI SIItiots
Corner Alcaniz and jackson SITS,

Corner Alcaniz and Jackson SITS.
Bible School, 9:45 a. m.
Preaching, HOO a. m. Communion
following sermon.
Evening sermon, 7:45 p. m.
The revival meetings continue
through the week and possibly longer.
Everyone is cordially invited to these
meetings.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-30

beg to advise my friends and custo-
mers that I have disposed of my tail
oring business to Messrs. Bowes &
Capers, who were formerly located at
Room No. 316 Blount Bldg, and that
the business will be conducted at my
old location, No. 80 South Palafox ST.,
under the firm name of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Tho Rhyning Ophnist
by ALINE NIICHAELIs.

AS gaze ut the calendar now my
anguish is writ on my brow pre-
pare Tor the worst as | read there
May first" for we soon shalt he
moving. | vow. Ills 4 stunt that we
do without fail. and IL costs us !,
bGShei OF kaie. and the bold moving
man oangs things into his van till
wish that we lived in jail. Nov. |
cannot see why ii mus; be. for the
place which we have p.eaSeS Inc. but
FRIEND Wife says: oh. dear. we have
'ocen here year. and | fear l shall
die OF ennni. our apartment is airy
and net. hu, Friend Wife does not
care Tor this street, though Il bric T
year ago she rep:ned for /; so that we
claims II IL her temperament that
Keeps her from being content. so as
May time draws near We grows eve:
more drcar and all landlords go up
on the rent Any stranger would
think that our chats consisted entire
~ or Spats, for when moves we dis
cuSs we can't sidcStcp u fuss. and we
daiiy View twenty-two flats. It's not
only matter OF rent for my com.
anyway is all spent; but with coming
Maytidc ] desire to reside i'll pretty
collapsible tent. So when WHEY says:
Hub. declare, think | must have
change of air" then myself and my
spouse soon could fold UP our house
and move gayly about. here and there.
From one spot 10 another we'd Hit as
often rs Wife saw TIT: with no china
III take naught but my shaving out
ut. This is only Il dream I have
nursed. We are nearing the hour
accursed, and l pray for some Sphinx
who can locate the jinN that makes
every one move May the first.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Anecdotes Of the Famous

In The Vanished Pomps of Yes
tcrday," Lord Frederick Hamilton
recalls one of his earliest Berlin
memories. that OF IA short, thick
set young man of nineteen" who
sometimes rowcd in the four-oarc
boat belonging to the attaches OF
the British Embassy.
This short young man." continues
the author, had II withcrcd arm and
the doctors hoped that exercise OF
rowing might put some strength into
II. He seemed quite II common place
young man. yet this short thicl>-sct
youth was destined, less than Gort.
Years after. to plunge the world into
the greatest calamity it has over
known.
The whole course OF history migai
have been changed" Lord Frederick
Hamilton reflects, by an Incident at
this time. when Lady Ampthnl the
amhassadress. saved the life Of the
man who was 10 waste millions OF
lives. Prince William was very
anxious To learn TO sculi. and asked
Lady Amnthill. who was an expert
sculicr. 20 coaci, him.
Lady Ampthill consented. and me-,
Prince William with a light Thames
built skiff She then explained to
Prince william that this WIS not a
heavy boat. such az he had been ac-
cuStor;ed 10. that he must exercise
extreme care and in getting in must
tread exactly in the center -. the
hoat. William OF IIohcnzolic-n vino
had never taken advice from anyone
III his life, and WAS always convinced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Bobbie and His Pa
DY WILLIAM T.. KIRK.

MisSuS Weston was oaver to see me
today, sed Ma to Pa wen he calm
hoain last mite: she Is II widow & she
Is the dccrest thing you ever saw,
scd Ma.
You interest me strange, scd Pa.
Is she going to be in the city for sum
INTERVAL. scd Pa.
] think not, sed Ma. she is re-
turning tomorrow to the West. She
was quite anNshus to meet my huS-
band too. sed Ma: il is too bad She
d:dent 81. cnanst to know you.
II is certingly thing wich she
Will ofen regret In the lonely twil!tc
hours. scd Pa. wen she sets brooding
over the past.
You slaud not say Sets BroodinE. scd
Ma. MiSsus Weston is not "a hen
Parding my car.less-ucss. sed Pa.
1t is too bad, scd Pa. that this life is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

SO snort d distance is so big that we
Sanhot Always sec them wien we care
ior as OMEN as we wich.
>,,. am no, not SO sure you wud care for
MisSus weston. sed Ma. Sin, is n vary
plain spoken lads. espcshullv about
the domln-yun OF Man onvcr the zen
tel sex. sed Ma. She saws she ruled
her husband firmly wen lie was alive.
Ease. pa scd. am glad i missed her.
The day Will soon lie here wen mar
ried peepul will stop trying to he
boss. sed Pa. & jest be rhums, like
YOU II me.
You Shud say Like you & |, sed Ma.
| VIII bet you Five l shud say Like
yu * me. scd Pa.
All rite. scd Ma. do not bclcevc I'm
n.ttihE but will win five dollars of
your mummy to tccch you !, lcssor.
SO Nh bet with Pa Il they went & got
grammar book &nlmust the first
thing wtch Ma saw was a line. Like
you me. 1t scd in the grammar
hook that after the word ike Won
Shud use the oh-jcck;ivc case. Like
MN. Like me. Lie her. etc
Vary well. sed Ma. | suppose tina, is
sum new rule. Thay are all the timr
changing the rules i'm this wurl1 sod
Ma. remember wen cud sneck III"
English langwidgc US proper as any
hodE. Ma Scd. hut the rule makers
has changed it around so much that |
doant know wcthcr ! am spcckinc
chGlSh or Fccjec half t.) OF the
time. scl Ma.
Whenever you are in doubt, Sod Pa.
cum 10 me, | will corrcck yurc faltcr-
ing speech. scd Pa. But will no,
tecch yoh to speek too reddily. sed
Ia, or you Will hc talking all the time
N | wont he abel TO ut Il word in
edEc-wayS, Scd IA.
Wud like to See place or a crowd
any ware III which Pa cud not Kit in
word edge ways.
Pa wud rather he tied hand & foot
lot lie than be tung-ticd for one %
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

that he himself knew best, respond
nc "a l. , }Ip stage. eans I noa' from
mcdintcly, and throwing himself and
Lady AmpthiI INTO sixteen feet OF
water.
Prince william. owing to his NAL
formation. was unable To swim ono
stroke, but Lady Ampthin, n very
strong swimmer, managed, in spite or
the weight OF Ter clothing. to support
him in thc water for five minutes un-
iii help cam" ana they We're both
rescued.
'"rhc lady concerned" adds the
writer. us st!ll living. and | have
taken down this account OF the cpl
sodc from her own lips. / will no,
say whether she regrets her action
on that occasion Or not"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
The Tenure of on,rc Act.

a. 5. H., Blhckstone.-Thc tenure
OF Office act was. measure which
grew out OF the controversy between
congress and President johnson,
veto on March .. 1867, and provided
mat the consent OF the Senate should
be necessary To the dismissal Of any
officer appointed by and with the
advice and consent of that body.
Cabinet officials were also included
IN the act. This WAS a complete re-
versal OF the policy OF the govern
ment with regard To removal from
Office. ana the Presidents disregard
OF the law in removing Secretary T..
NJ. stanton was one OF the main
causes of his Impeachment by the
House OF Representatives. With the
accession of General Grant to the
presidency in 1869, the more ubjcc-
tiona'Jie features of tnc act were
stricken out. and finally. III 1887. the
act as whole was rrncalrl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Gentle CnIi for The ,,crn.

Sir Arthur currie is fond OF telling
the following story:
In the early days OF the war an
old farmer living way back on the
lar western praricS. was feeling
rathcr out of sorts, and sent his
eighteen ycar-oid SON George To the
nearest settlement. ten miles distant.
Tor II scidlit2 powder. Arrived there
George promptly enlisted. lie fought
right through the war. was twice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
QUICK RELIEF
FROM CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry of thousands
since DR.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the substitute for calomel No
gripping results from these pleasant
little tablets. They cause the liver
end bowels to act normally. They
never force them to unnatural action.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are d
soothing, healing, vegetable compound
mixed with olive oil.
II you have "a bad taste, bad breath,
ieef dull. tired. are constipatcd or
bilious, you'll find quick and sure re.
suits from DR.. Edwards little Olive
Tablets at bedtime. l0C and 25C a DOE,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

wounded. rose to commissioned rank.
and returned 10 the farm. his breast
covered with medals and decorations.
including the Victoria Cross and the
French Croix dc Guerrc.
We'll. dal?" concluded tho re-
turned Acro. after briefly and mod.
cstly rcCountini: his exploits.
Then the old man replied:
George" he said. "wot have yc
done with my ScidlitI POWDER!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost my
~SoFtc, excepting on legal md ,ncdlcnl
subjects, nrc answered free. An all
INQUIRIES nre answered directly by
personnl letter. sclf-nddrexsed
ssamped envelope liz required. Adj
dress The TiInee-Dispntch Informn-
tfon Bureau. Richmond. yn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

tic which arc kept with other cattle
cat more and fattcn better than when
Kept alone" he began
Yes. my child" replied his mother,
II dare say that is right"
We'll. We must be like cattle"
why. what do YOU mean. child?"
exclaimed the startled parent.
we always have more To cat. and
cat more, when we have company"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Why Angler. Are Called wn,ton..

-. r T.. Bedford City.--A fisher
man is jestingiy referred 10 some
times AS AN Izaak Nation because
of the English authtS of that name.
who Is best iinown-arsd roved for his
work. "Thc Compleat AnEler, or the
Coutempiativc Mans Recreation" a
fishing idyil. OF this intended treat
Use. Lamb said. 1T would swcetcn A
mans temper at any time to read
IL" Iznak Walton died in 1854
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Movie Calendar

BlJOu-JRck I'ickford. I'm .Thc
Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come"
and Harold Lloyd, in "fiauntcd
Spooks."
ID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rlch, In
would You ForEire!"
BR0ADWAY-Ani Stewart, In
i"In Old kentucky"
Night"
rsIs--Mnck Scnnctt's bathing
Efris, I'm "fnnkcc Doodle In Her
lin"
ODEoN-'tiis House In Order,
REX-Hoot Gibson, I'm 'srhc Rat
tiers Hiss"
SfCTOR-Normn Tnimnd=r, I'm
.The Woman Gives" anu "Bcttcr
Lnte THIN Never"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

II. N. l.. Bowling Green. The
WORLDS production of sugar i'm
1918 was estimated as 27.464 - O. 600
pounds. In 1860 il WAS l9,S69920.-
64o pounds. The canesuEar imports
into the United States for the year
1919 were 5,S2l.9S2ij7 pounds and
The exports from this United States
were l.llS.S72,7c3 pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

ed mcthylatcd ether. and add. in
small Quantities. sufficient bcnzinc 10
make il dry with II suitable grain.
top little making the varnish TOO
transparent and AN excess making IL
crapy. The quantity or bcnzinc re-
quired depends upon the quality.
from one-half to one and ons.half
ounces, or even more. The best re-
suits are obtained from Il medium
quality. 1t is important to use pure
washed other. free from spirit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
The Days Good Stories
>tn,o.pI,cric Cnmo,,,Drc

MIR. CrimSonbcali--I- found a Glove
IN this bread you made. wife.
Mrs. or IN 5 o II b Is Il li-Ycs. dear.
There Is some rye in that bread, and
the Glove is uscd so that no ono will
detect the rye.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Not the Only o

Not the Only Ones.
Little Reginald looked up from the
paper he was reading.
Mother. this paper says that cat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Wnnts Recipe for Wine.
Snsnr ProdnctIon of lNnrId.

u. I. r.. Chase City.-I; is against
the law TO print recipes for makinS
wine. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Brevilies CT The Screen

Ethel Clayton. having corn,c.oJ
ihe Ladder Of Lies" under the ,lir"c-
tion or Tom Forman, has begun work
on "All In Night"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
.swouid You ForrIycw

The final showing ot Would You
ForEive?' with Vivian Rich as the
star. will be given today and tonight
at the Biuebird Theater. THIS Fox
/ production has aroused livci! inter
est because OF It's mastery treatment
OF very vital social question. and
also Of the fine impcrsonati:,n of the
heroine given by Miss Rich who Is n
famous monkey comediennc. Mrs. Joe
Martin In over tho Transom." will
be seen. and Mutt and Jcn" will be
feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Weeks Picture Shows

Cigars are more important than
Partners of the Night" which viii
be shown at the Colonial Thcater. be-
EinhinE today. One of the cigars
winch comes TO light In the NTH reel
OF this eXtraordinary production by
Goldwyn Eminent Authors is wort il
SIU,oou. IL belongs to Bradley. chief
OF detecttres--or he thinks il does.
TINS cigar is vital factor in catch :
Ing the gang of crooks and saving
tine lives o: two men and woman
who are the central figures in Part
ncrs OF the Night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
NnrnI,h 10 Imitn,. t:rnuna cln,.

y. p. Hopewell.-To make n va
Hish TO initiate ground glass d!ssoiv.
ninety grains Of sandaraC and twenty
grains OF Wastic in TWO ounces wash
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

Major Kohcr; Warwick p,r,uou,,
aircraft star, entertained members
OF the Pasadena Post %: the Ameri :
can Legion AT meeting last week,
giving excerpts from several OF hi,
stage plays Including The Mnn Of
the Hour" Eehc Daniels. Fascinating.
rvamp' OF the screen, Sang a;yi
danced 70. the cN-douShboys.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Story of Ambitious boy.

Tho Little Shepherd OF Kingdom
wyn picture. II is the story of II poor
but ambitious boy. Chad (Jacll Pick
ford). who runs away from his Cum
beriand home and after long jour
pRey arrives IN WALLET known as THE
tyalley of Kingdom Come 1t is the
Rtjou offering all this week. with
Harold lloyd. in Haunted Spooks'
as the comedy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

coincidentally with the completion
or the latest Paramount Mack Sem
metz comedy, Ky Ciolly" comes IN.
announcement that Charlie MURRAY.
LOT seven years u star for the King o.
SIapStick comedy. has signed new
period. The announCcncnt dispos,S
o. rninors previously current that
Mu;ray would head his own produc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

Don't suffer another day with consti-
patton. Don't be victim of indigestion or
liver troubles. These ailments arc unnec-
cssary. Munyon's Paw Faw Pills put the
liver into activity, carry off the bile and
regulate the bowels. They stimulate di-
gcstion so one may eat anything they want
without distress. All druggists. soc bottle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

Wallace Heery. who viii! lie recalled
Tor his brutal role OF the German
ince's BEHIND the Door" has hern
given a prominent role IN Lucid In
ierva!s Forthcoming Paramount
ihce comedy starring Douglas Mac
Lean and Doris Nav. lila cbnn,.o
rom h"aNT part 10 comedy is said
TO be startling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Mnr1c Provost Stars.

MurTc TrcNrHt Stnrr.
Marie Provost, the beautiful little
actress who has the leading womans
part In the new Mack Scnnett i've
part supe rcomedy, Yankee Doodle in
BERLIN shows unexpected genius as
an emotional actress. Marie PLAYS
the part of a little Belgian girl who
was held prisoner by the German SOL
diers. Appearing personally at he
ISIS all week in conjunction with
Yankee Doodle in Berlin" are the
Sennett bathing girls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Same Love Tricks,

~ Young men who have been graft
ned by thinking that their one ard
only has little tricks of love making
teat arc all her own. should see Miss
+ Norma TalmadCe, fascinating her
hearts choice IN The Woman Gives"
winch VIII. be the attraction at the
VICTOR Theatcr nEnin today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Delightful PhotopIn,.

< Delightfui PhotopIny.
Elsie Ferguson's latest Paramount
4 AIRCRAFT picture, His House in Or
DER ts at the Odcon Thcatcr today
4 Her role Is II dramatic one and aside
Z from It's hcart appeal. the story ar
lords her abundant opportunities for
4 enectire wok. The cast is unusually
q strong.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-07-17
CHARLESTON NOW
OWNS TERMINAL.
Large Deal Closed Whereby
City Will Control Shipping
NOW HAVE A FREE PORT
FOR SHIPPERS
City by the Sea Makes Great
Stride Toward Municipal
Ownership of Transportation

Charleston, July 14-Official am
nouncement was made today by Mayor
Grace at council meeting that a deal
had been closed by the city with the
Charleston Terminal company for the
purchase Of theit holdings for $1,000
900, which paves the way for munich
pal ownership facilities on a large
scale. The mayor was recently in
Washington for ftnal conference on
negotiations covering several weeks
and succeeded in obtaining the termi-
nal company property at bargain fig
ure, the company at first holding out
for between $4,000 600 and 81 ,000, 900.
Details as to payment will be develop
ed later. A burst of applause from
aldermen and, spectators at council
meeting greeted the mayors an
nouncement THAT at last the business
men of this city could proclaim to the
world that Charleston was q free port
Among other matters before council
was the appropriating Of $1,000 to-
ward putting on at once under super
vision of DIR. c. v. Akin. u. S. p. III. s.,
a rat survey of Charleston todetermine
whether any rodents here are affected
with bubonic plague germs. A petit
ton of the Consolidated company for
an increase in their gas rate from
S1.25 a thousand cubic feet to $1!55
was received and referred to the COM
mittee on lighting the city. The Con-
solidated company based the appeal
for higher rates on the mounting costs
or material and other new factors
in gas production. The terminal com.
pany purchase ranks as one OF the
most important deals i'm the citys his
tory. 1T was campaign issue in the
last municipal primary, and a chief
plank in Mayor Grace's platform.
Stock in the terminal company is
largely owned by the Atlantic Coast
Line and Southern railroads. and j. r..
henly is president. The plans OF the
city are on an extensive scale of re-
Mobilization with n view OF providing
Charfeston with an up to date mlii7i-
clpal dock system, the one thing held
necessary by leading business men to
make this leading port of the coun.
try In May the franchise of the
charleston Terminal company expired
FOR the use Of certain streets and was
not renewed, negotiations for pur-
chase then being opened. The hold
ings includes several large docks
warehouses, railroad trackage and To-
comotives. The Columbia street pier
the largest here, is included
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-07-17

Spa, July 1.-THE American gov
crnment will be asked by the supreme
council to Join in the occupation of the
Ruhr unless the Germans accede to
the demands for 100000 tons of coal
monthly.
All details have been arranged for
the movement Of troops.
The German delegation will be re-
quested to meet the allies at noon to-
morrow. The Germans will then be
asked If they will give 10000 tons
II they reply in the negative they will
be Informed that the Ruhr will be
occupied Friday.
Ihis was a day of tense emotions
among the delegates to the confer
'ence, though outwardly all was calm.
me day passed without official com
munlcation between the Germans and
Allies except for an informal meeting
oetWeen Premier Lloyd George and
Dr' Simons, the German foreign sec
retary.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-07-17
CLUB BOYS LEAVE
FOR CLEMSON
Chamber of Commerce Provides
Funds for Young Farmers
AGENT WILLIAMS DIS
CUSSEs BOIL WEEvIL
Predicts Little Damage and Ex-
poets Large Cotton Crop For
Sumter County

Six members of the Sumter County
Boys Clubs left Tuesday morning for
Clemson College To attend the short
course. Sammic Wells aud Sammic
tiinson were the winners i'm last years
Club work for this short course and
the City National Bank and the Ma
tional Bank of Sumter paid all
expenses incidental to the trip for
these two boys. The Chamber OF Com
merce nelped each of the other four
boys with his expenses. The other
boys besides the club winners were
Willie Hinson. Neal Hodge, Clarence
Hodge and Mcmillan Cain. All of the
members OF the short course will be
given an intensive drill in live stock
Judging, and the three boys who prove
to bo most efficient will be selected
TO attend the Southeastern Fair to be
held in Atlanta this fall. This team
will there enter live stock Judging
contest against a team from the club
members of each of the southern
states and the winner at Atlanta will
be given n trip to a great live stock
show in London. along with his county
agent and state agent I'm boys club
work. / am looking for the boys who
represent Sumter county to reflect
credit upon the Game Cock City, for
they are set of energetic wide awake
live youths. The two weeks work and
play that these boys will put in at
Clemson will help them to plan their
future course through life.
While up at Clemson a few weeks
ago attending a meeting of the demon
stration agents. 1 heard agents com
planning that they could not get boys
to leave home and take this trip to
Clemson and others said that they
could not get help to defray the ex-
penseG of their club winners i feel
proud to live in a county with O live
Chamber OF Commerce which always
takes an interest In the future citi-
zens of this county. The business men
OF Sumter never fail to invest i'm any
thing that means the upbuilding of it's
citizenship. and such business men will
find that there investments will return
good dividends In the way of greater
production i'm the county.
Prof. Conradi made the statement
last week that the damage that we
might expect from the boil weevil i'm
sumter county this year would be al
most negligible. and that the damage
we might expect next yeariwould de-
pend upon the number that comes into
Sumter county during August and the
fall months. The weevil has dissap-
pointed some of the pessimists by not
showing In Sumter county any more
than he has to date. Recently I have
travelled I'm al parts Of Sumter county
ana IL the seasons continue we may
expect good field of cotton this
year. We have good stand, the
crops have been well cultivated and Is
fruiting to suit the most exacting
farmer There has been more fertili-
ger used i'm Sumter county than ever
before i'm the history of the county An
indications point TO "a $4,000 bale crop.
j. Frank Williams.
County Agent.