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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20
Fire DeatroYs Earn Honas.

The farm house of Jason Kelley on
Tia South Slope was entirely destroy
ed by fire Saturday Burning SCOT
from flue falling upon the roof was
the cause. The fire occurred at noon,
and was not discovered until a hole
had been burned through the shingles
over the kitchen. Mr.. Kelley's son
made brave attempt to extinguish
the flames with water, but they had
eaten their way beneath the roof and
the entire building, an old structure,
was soon mass of flames. Mr. Kel-
ly was not at home, being employed
in McNish's store, but neighbors hur-
riedly responded to the alarm and
helped save portion of the furniture.
All the clothing was burned. Mr.. Kel-
ly estimates the loss at $4,000, with
no insurance A roomy granary has
been fixed up for temporary living
quarters for the family, with tents for
bedrooms, until arrangements can be
made for a new house.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20
Car Over Freezeout Grade.

A Ford truck, driven by Potte,
Smith accompanied by his niece, Miss
Modin, went over the embankment on
Freezeout hill Monday and rolled
about 40 feet before stopping. Luck
lily both occupants were thrown out
clear of the car and only the young
laay was injured. Her injuries con-
sisted Of painful bruises only. The
accident occurred about half way,
While the truck was descending the
hzL, and was caused by getting too
close to the outer edge of the grade
when passing another car.
Marvin Jackson, who was ascending
the hill went to the assistance of the
couple, and brought them back TO town
The truck was badly wrecked
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20

Mrs. F. n. Lockett this week re-
ceived notice Of the death Of her kins-
man, Lou A. Wilson, ut his sons
home in Boise, after several weeks Of
intense suffering. He was the owner
OF the Plowman ranch near Nontour
Tor number Of years and W1z well
Known in that section He served q
U. s GovoRnmenk surveyor and was
also surveyor Of Boise county for
several years-. He was = wonaarful
Bible student and . christian Of un-
usual devotion, which he applied in
all hls dealings. .The shadow Of dsath
hovered ovur him many years and his
suAefings were great ys& ~ was
never heard to complain He taught
schooa At Eagle until shortly bsfore
his death.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20
cHAUTAUQUADAT ARE
June N-H
Splendid Progran Of Entertain
nent Provided for This
Years Sessions.

| Emmett's Chautauqua viii open it.
doorS Sunday morning. June 20, anc
continue Six days, to Friday night
The program Of lectures, music, read.
ings, dramatic presentation Of sIi
Pays to Advertise and the popular
Junior Chautauqua is high class.
Two numberE-Burnen Ford, elec-
trical wizard, and the Ward Waters
company of singers and impersona-
fors-have been here before. appear
ing IN the lecture course. Mr.. Ford
vas one of the most popular numbers
in last years course
The program includes the follow
ing:
Ferdinand FiIlion, noted French
violinist.
Ward Waters company.
Tom Skeyhill, soldier-poet Of Aus
tfalia, lecturer
Russell Ford. lecturer on @Maryels
Of Electricity
Richard P. Campbell, readings of
3 own works.
Hon. Chas- a. Poole, member of
parliament of New Zealand, lecturer.
Old Fashioned Girls" in "Songs of
Long Ago"
The Zedeler Symphonic Quintet
IN high class musical program
v. l. Mellinger lectures on Mexi-
can situation
Norman A. Imr.e lectures on Bir-
relations.
Fisk Jubilee Singers in r,elodies of
the South.
The Keighley New York Players
IN 1T Pays to Advertise This play
Is one of the most successful of mod
an plays, is clean and wholesome, and
full of rich humor ard clever situa-
Mons.
Season tickets will be sold at $500
'or adults, students s1-5O. children 81. (
Single admissions range from 60 cents /,
o S1.10, including war tax.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20
Lincoln School Give .PreUrau.

Ar unusually good program was
rendered by the pupils of the Lin
cola school Wednesday afternoon,
Hay - The exercises were presided
over by the teachers. Miss Rebecca
Jones and Miss Yetta Mcintyre, both
commendable young ladies, whom it
Is my p1aAsure to state have given
much satisfaction during the two
years of teaching in the above school.
Many regrets were expressed regard
ing their ambition Of taking up their
work elsewhere. The program was
annolnOsd by Amos Helmick. Greet
in9s by James Cannon. Many pleas
ing songs and readings were given bv
the whole school At the end Of which
the Health Crusade song was sung
BY the school, directed by Miss Nc
warded By pins presantsd by Supt.
Goodwin Many visfbors were pres-
Dora Lockett.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20
EIGHTH GRADERS
County Promotion Exercises to Be
Held Tuesday, May Is, in Emmett

The Eighth Grade promotion exer-
cises for the schools of southern Gem
county will be held in the High School
auditorium in Emmett on Tuesday.
May %. at s p- m The Eighth grade
graduates Of the county number SO,
SO to receive certificates at these
exercises Following is the program,
which the public is cordially invited to
attend:
Plano Solo-Msrch Mrs G. G. Ellis.
Chorcs-~idaho State Song
------------------------------- Lerha School
Piano Solo--"Old Black Joe
with Variations Mrs. Thos. Slone
Vocal Silent Night
Marie and Elizabeth Pomeroy
Piano Duet Selected
Ruth Bosteder and HiIda Fisher.
Address
Vocal solo Mfrs Robt. GOricn.
floIin Solo ---.-------- Emory Ogden
Vocal Duet" Memories
.--------.-----Doris and Glenn RAIDER
Piano solo-sn Trovatore''
;. -----------Mrs. A. E. Pomeroy.
Presentation of Certificates
----------------.COuntyS Superintendent
Chorus Idaho an.
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DECORATION DAYPLlE|
PREPARED
Wearers of the Blue and Khnai
VIII Join IN OhservaDce
Of the Day.

Veterans Of the Civil war and Of IL
World war vii, join in Observance q
Memorial and Decoration DAys.
At meeting ,of the W. R C. Rri-
day afternoon, plans were made. Il
was decided to hold the Memorial
service the coming Sunday. Nay =,
at the Methodist church, the Rev. p.
E. Finley to deliver the address at tn
regular church hour, IL a. m. The
w. r. C Ladies of the c. A. r and
the G A. R. are requested to meet 1T
the G, A. r. bail at 1920 to attend
en- masse- The ladies desire especially
to invite all participants in the World
War to meet and accompany them in
this tribute to our defenders of then
and now"
The program for Decoration Day
will be as follows: All the above
organizations. including the Amer
ican Legion, and others, are Request
ed to meet at G. A. R. hal At 9 q. n.
Monday, May 81, where a proceSsiuu
viii form and march to the cemetery
for the decoration of graves. TIE
customary services in memory of tie
sailor dead will be held a. the WASH
ington street bridge. The exercises
at the cemetery will consist Of an ad-
dress by Joel Brown, reading of Lin
coins address by C. L. GamAge, and
reading of Logan's address by Fin
ley Monroe
N c. Mortensen, D. G. MCGOWAN
and W. W. Wilton have been appointed !
by the Commercial Club to secr& !
automobiles to carry soldiers, W. r |
G. members and others to the ceme- /
terry.
1t is earnestly desired that all bust |.
ness be suspended during the reremon /
es and that all join in payfHx tn 1
1ute to the fallen heruez.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20
Naxarene Revival Notes

The revival tide is rising, crowds
are coming, souls are praying through
God in the old fashioned way. Sun
day, IL seekers were at the altar. A
number of them were saved or sancti-
fled Last night Is bowed at the al
tar and sought the Lord for pardon
or purity. Rev Mrs Jay and daugh-
ter viii be with M also from Friday
till over Sunday to assist in the sing
ing and playing. They win conduct
street meeting Saturday afternoon
ut 2:30. Next Sunday . number of
new members will be received into the
church These meetings wal likely
close Sunday. 70 try and get ont every
night while they last ard then you viii
have gottan the habit Of going to
church, which we hope you will not
givu mp even during the hot summer
months that are to come A hearty
welcome waits you always 1t our SER
vteeA II the pastor and Ais wife can
be Of any help to Jon in sorrDu, per-
plexity. darkness or doubt ~ Will be
glad b cal on you at yeur home or
have ycu call 1t the parsoaaRe, 628 n.
Waxdwen street. We hnVe hoen re-
called for a9o4Aer year and viii be
glad to come bAck and help 70 make
Emmett . better place in which to
lIve.-W. III Parker, pastor.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20
MILLION DOLLAR FRUIT
CROP
Prospects for Biggest YieId Of
AppIes and Prunes n His
tory Of Valley.

The biggest fruit crop IN the his
tory Of the Emmett country II thl
prediction of fruit dealers and grow
ers. The value Of the crop, II pres
ent prospects mAterialize, i placed
1T from / to N million dollars.
r. B. Shaw, manager for Denny
4 Co., eatimates the prune crop at
ESQ carloads and the apple crop nj
500 cariosdg. The prune orchards
owned by the Earl Fruit Company,
which includes the famous Westlake
fruit farm, will produce 100 carloads,
according to Mr.. Shaw's guess. Both
apple and prune trees, in every or
chard, have fruited to the limit.
Denny & Company last week closed
= deal for the Henry Russ fruit farm
Of 40 acres, Just below Pickett Corral
hill. Thirty acres are in prunes, and
the fruit on the trees is = marvel.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20
WEATHER REPORT
As Recorded by U. g weather OBJ
server II. T. DavI


A "Ship by Truck Train,' the OBJ
ject of which is to demonstrate the
reliability, power and endurance OF
the motor truck, will be in Emmett on
Wednesday of next week, and will hold
a street meeting at about o'clock, at
which speeches viii be made and the
adaptability of trucks as a means of
transportation will be told. The train
will consist of many makes of trucks.
and the project is sponsored by the
Boise Automobile Dealers Associa-
tion. The Commercial Club will en-
tertain the visitors.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20
Judge BRYAN Sustained

Affirming a judgment of Judge E.
L. Bryan the state supreme court Fri
day decreed the assests of the estate
of Charles Williams, deceased, &c be
community property. This case has
been in court a long time. Charles
Williams was the step-father of Mrs.
Chauncey Lake and died number of
years ago, leaving an estate of 1916.
His will was contested by Mr. Lake
on the ground that the property was
community property. Finley Monroe
was attorney for the own children of
Charles Williams.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20

ed Tuesday from Bellevue to visis ne,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Kinzer
| DR.. r. N. Cummings il the rroue
possessor Of new Chandler tourins
car, purchased from the Gem Count,
Garage.
The Gem County Garage report.
the sale Of Cleveland Six to Johy
Leighty and an Overland to Franz
Carpenter.
Ellis Knouse leaves tomorrow for
Belvidere TO take charge of Andy Lit
| ties ranch Mrs Knouse will follow
him on Tuesday.
Frank Berry vent to Goodinx thi,
afternoon to attend the field day
events Of Gooding college, IN which
his nephew, John Hunt, takes . prom
inent part.
Nr. and Mrs Roy Steele and Mrs.
Jas Henderson returned Tuesday
from an overland trip to MidvaIe,
where they spent few days visiting
relatives and friends.
]. N. johnson was visiting Emmett
friends the first of the week, He and
the boys are located on a stock ranch
At Alturas, Calf Hallowell has had
= hard siege of sickness the past win
ter, having had to undergo two opera
tons
Superintendent j. A. Goodwin and
Ars- Goodwin were given a happy sur
PRISE last Thursday evening, when al
most the entire teachers CORDS, about
80 strong, announcing their arrival
by serenade outside the door. came
trooping into the Goodwin home for
An evening of fun and coed fellow
ship That their purpose was accom-
plished was evident, for everyone
joined heartily In the spirit of tie
evening and with visiting and games
q most coBgenial time was spent The
visitors brought with them palatable
lunch, and during the evening as an
expression of their regard for this
estimable family, a handsome electric
grill was presented Mr.. and Mrs.
Goodwin NJ. Goodwin is at this
time severIng MS relations with the
Emmett schools, after an association
OF three years, during which time the |
trials and sorrows attending the life |
Of every educator fade away in COM /
parison with the deep and lasting
memories of real friendships formed |
IN the passing. and the many friends |
of Mr.. and Mrs Goodwin and their
Two splendid sons are earnestly hop
ng that this family may decide 10
remain in Emmett.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20
Emmett in Leane

A baseball league composed of EN-
NETT, Eagle, Middleton and Wilder
has been organized and q schedule of
games arranged for the season, which
extends to August L. The first game
WIS played with Middleton last Sun
day. Emmett losing in the ninth inn
ing when Middleton ran in nine scores.
The score was z to IA. The second
game viii be played Sunday at Will
der The following Sunday Eagle will
play here The Emmett team is un-
der the management of Marvin 7.
Jackson
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20
EMMETT NEWS

The appearance ~ Mrs. ]. P Reed
upon the streets, a3ter a long illness
is mighty plennG 70 her many EN-
nett friends.
"A special neetinx of the Eastern
Star chapter win be held Tuesday
evening, May rs. Initiation
Donald Rose with his bride, who
was Miss Lillian Baker, spent Sunday
with his parents, DR.. and Mrs. R. E.
Rose
Mrs. Henry Obermeyer, Mrs. G. A.
Warden and Mrs Ed Modin of the
Crescent Club, and Mrs. W. H Shane
of the o. A. Club, are at Gooding
this week attending the convention of
the Federation of Women's club of
the southern Idaho district
A Mr.. DALEY of Salt Lake arrived
in the city this morning to get Ford
car that had been stolen from that
city A few days ago in looking at
the engine numbers Of cars at the
Emmett Garage & Auto Co., Mr.
Wheeler discovered that the numbers
on one car stored there had been
to Salt Lake, with the result that Mr..
Daley arrived this morning to get
the ear. The car w4s stored by mill
employe, Wa claims he purchased
For Mr.. md MrA John Selby was
me jolly picnic on Sunday, including
Darfy cf = dozen and q half Joy
n:;.kers, VIII, ~tealIny cut from their
'uMIers round abort 4 o'clock a m,
packed themselves and . eopious sup
ply OF -6lier for the inner man,And be-
took themselves with said filler 10 the
hills for u day of genuine wholesome
refreshrrent. A 7:30 breakfas., pre-
pared over a campfire, and consisting
of bacon dhd eggs and "mushr was
served, standing and sitting at Pine
hurst, affar which the re-enspirited |
bunch resussa tn journey to . point
beyond RAnkA WAefo hikes and fnoaics
were enjoyed nntil ths call of hunger |
became To- urgent and dinner became
= PRESSING dAnA A. coon - tie
partienfss WWo Able to b about
lftr tAlr - ths Wanda set forth
'or IL nj any Ds1l. . lively game of
'an ensnak ~ realk Il which Il b.
ng kept dnrA BIT IL unique and
lovel enntrne4in q tAa bAll used IN
his ganes 1aAe It an exesPkieoAl dis
'lA1 - GkiA - hanils. and while it
> nnt aeeeRtaA offieially, It NAs said
o el0ootY rn01h1a n E,10tkaA 1tnh rnc,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20
WIRELESS STATIONS N
FOREST
Six Radio Outfits to be Installed
in Thunder Mountain-Re-
ceiving Station at Mccall

Six wireless stations for the bet
ter protection Of the timber will be
installed in the Thunder Mountain
portion Of the Payette foresz during
the next 80 days The outfits are de-
layed by being caught in the freight
car Jam The receiving station will
be at Mccall. Six experiences radio
operators will be in charge Of the
plants This modern method of trans-
mitting messages is especially adapt
ed to keeping up communications in
timbered areas.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20
STATE LaM GeIe

Ihe stnta board Of land comma
sioners announce = sale a state land
in Gem county to be Aald ct IL court
house in this city on Eriaay, Juns Is.
FIfty-five tract1 Of land, most AZ
WA b In the vicinity a Enauett
am listed all appraised at SO per
aczo nth the exception Of one tract
on ths bench valued ct so per acre
Description of the land as,d portieu-
lars of the sale will Be prin*ed IN
Th 14oex next week
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20

The drainage case came ND for
hearing Friday. A new feature Of tie
case waa injected wheA the eounty
eierk refu1ed to NE rs remon-
strnncoG unless tie legal fee Of $500
ner renncngty1Aco WAa paid, total Of
S7V6, Mr.. Ch1reA eoatsnainR that tie
law required him to oxact such fees.
laandnmus proceodin4 were instituted
70 compel him to file tie documents
without eharEe, and this viii Be
heard ut an early date.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20

May IL, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Hillery, 4 daughter.
Nay Is, to Dr. and Nm, r N. Cum.
mings = daughter.
May Is, to Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
Byer, daughter.
Nay 18, to Mr.. and Mrs r. s
Cheney, daughter.
This morning, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Dunn Of Cascade, at the Hewitt
son hospiatl in this city. daughter.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20
BuiIdinr Carare Addition

Construction work on the new Nc
Nish building for the Emmett Garage
4 Auto Co. was started the first of
the week Berry & Campbell have
the contract. The new building will
give the garage company much needed
space for show rooms and car storage.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20

Little Miss Mary Skfff, daughter Of
Mr. and 4rs- ". r. Skin was hostess
TO quite . company of little folks :
her parent. home Tuesday afternoon
eftsr school. IN honor of Asr friend,
Arlene Well1 TAe lawn Of the 81
home Vas weli filed WITH happy It
te girls playing games and later al
were seated in . circle AID tAe re-
Treatments, just suited 70 the palates
OF the little guests were served.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20

This seasons wool clip is coming
IN At lively rate and is being stored
in the several fruit warehouses. Clips
OF rAnchers for the wool pool are be-
ing stored in the Gem Fruit Union
warehouse. The wool market is in a
chaotic state at present and prices are
uncertain.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20
But Harruh Rneki

Commenting In his Characteristic
manner on The lndex's statement that
gas was found in Harry ,Hamilton's
well, near Sweet, Zeke Sweet sends
in the following: "The gas hole on
the Hamilton ranch does not blow ur
less Mr.. Hamilton is at home. There
was one of the same kind on Lafe
Knowlton's ranch, but it has quit
blowing since Nelson left there
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20

Frank Dubarko yesterday sold his
clothes cleaning establishment to Mrs.
Conda Wilson, who win conduct the
business Mr.. Dubarko win go 70 7
home at New Plymouth for = visit,
after which he will seek 4 new loca-
ton.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20
NearIv B;t Tonvue m

The 2h-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Burgess nearly bit her ton
que in twain on Tuesday. Several
stitches were required to sew the two
parts together.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20
Bays Out Partner

John d. Little this week bought out
the interest of C. A. West in tho AS
Cattle Company and he and Robert
Little are sole owners of the corpor-
alton. The deal includes an the i've
stock and ranches, the principal hold
ings being in Garden Valley.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20
Installa Iirhf Pl.rt

Al HetAerinEton last week INSTALL
ed complete electric lighting plant
in DR.. Darrah's new ranch house near
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20

r E. Gray, national forest examin-
er Of Ogden, was in town Tuesday in
consultation with Supervisor G. B.
Mains He is TO begin a cruise Of
state lands involved in the proposed
exchange of 200 900 acres of scatter
ed school sections IN the forests for
solld bodies Of land elsewhere.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20
CLOSING DAYS OF
SCHOOL
Graduation of Class of rs Friday to
be Climax of Week.

Commencement week of the En-
nett high school will come to an end
tomorrow evening with the graduation
of class of %. The exercises will
be held in Liberty Theater at o'clock
Following is the program:
Orchestra
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20

The pay Of employs IN the Boi,e
Payette mill has bcan incrcased "a
cents : day, elective III vsek.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20

hdy1 NIOfe q NAN Street
Mrs. A. Cruickshank has aAr3aA IN
her hain street holdings by the pur-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20

G. 3. Mains reports the North Fork
road IN good shape and that it will
soon be open for travel for cars. Com
missioner Hall, Of the state highway
commission, has agreed TO spend $500
IN making turnouts betVeen Banks
and Gardena provided Boise county
appropriates an equal amount.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20
OrcheSsl

Address to ClassADean Cockerill, of
the University of Idaho.
Presentation Of dploma@Lee O..
Miles.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20

Frank Moore and Frank Wallis OF
the forest office went to the South
Fork yesterday to look after road and
range matters The road to Lowman
IS now open for travel
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20

The appearances ~ Mrs. ]. P. Reed
upon the streetxs after a long Illness
Is mighty pleUg TO her many En-
mett friends.
"A special Aneeting of the Eastern
Star chapter win be held Tuesday
evening, Nav 25. Initiation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-01
COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB
WORK ACTIVE FOR PAST WEEK

Miss Elizabeth Colt Albro, assistant
Community Service organizer sent out
from headquarters has been busy the
past week visiting the various public
schools for preliminary work in play
ground activities. The teachers and
pupils are enthusiastically cooperat-
ing with Miss Albro and especially
during the past week of rainy wealth
er have the interesting indoor games
proved a splendid means of provid-
ing an outlet for the surplus energy
possessed by every normal boy and
girl. In further accordance with the
Community Service idea the play
ground work directs in a wholesome
manner energy and talents that re-
pressed sometimes leads to mischief
The work gives a splendid repertoire
of indoor and outdoor activities for
girls and goys. a class of voluntary
teachers in playground work will soon
be begun, instruction, is of course,
free, as the national headquarters
Community Service is bearing all ex-
penses. Anyone interested may com
municate with Community Service
headquarters at the Army-Navy club.
A Dramatic club which will assist
all units of the Red Circle club to be
organized in all their dramatic work
has been formed with Mrs. George
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-01

contest. The essay will be of some his
torical subject in connection with the
war between the states for which ma
terial may legitimately be gotten from
some living veteran or from books.
in the hands Of the state registrar,
The essays must be completed and
in the hands of the state registrar.
c. of C. Florida, by April 15. They
should be plainly and neatly written
and signed with fictitious name.
Sealed within a separate envelope but
enclosed with the essay should be the
real name and address also the ficti-
tious name with which the essay is
signed. The winning essay will be
read at the state convention to be held
in Gainesville in May. Any further
information may be obtained by COM