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B0sCHEE'S SYRUP
AIIays Irritation, soothes and Heals
Throat and Lung Inflammation.

Throat and Lung Inflammation.
The almost constant irritation Of a
cough keeps the delicate mucous men,
brane of the throat and lungs in con-
gested condition, which BOschee's Syrup
gently and quickly soothes and heals.
For this reason it has been a favorite
household remedy for colds. coughs,
bronchitis and especially for lung
troubles in millions of homes all over
the world for the last ffty-fve years,
enabling the patient to obtain good
nights rest, free from coughing, with
easy expectoration in the morning.
You can buy Boschee's Syrup wherever
medicines are sold.-Advertisem
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Time Kept by Standard Clocks.

Time Kept by Standard C1ocKs.
The time of the whole of the United
States east of the Rockies is regulated
by three standard clocks kept in an
underground vault at the naval obser-
vatory in Washington. These clocks
are wound by electricity, and their
beats are transmitted electrically
throughout the observatory the vault
is never entered except in cases Of
emergency.
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Snud Murphy's Girl.

Spud Murphy says: 81 don't mind
that girl of mine bein' stuck on her
folks, but I'm darned if I know why
she thinks that every time I call It's
I'D to her to bust out the family album"
The Leatherneck.
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Then thanks for the present. none
sweeter nor better
Fer smoked from an oven or circled a
platter.
Fairer hands never wrought at pastry
more fine,
Brighter eyes never watched Ger its bak-
ing than thine;
And the prayer which my mouth is too
full to express
swells my heart that thy shadow may
never grow less;
That the days of thy lot may be strength
ened below,
And the fame of thy worth, like the
pumpkin vine, grow
And thy life be as sweet and it's last sun
set sky
Golden tinted and fair as thy own pump
kin pie.
The poem, For an Autumn Festi-
VAL" by the same author, is Of a more
serious and devout nature, as several
Of the stanzas will testify.
Once more the liberal year laughs out
Ger richer stores than gems of gold;
Once more with harvest song and shout
Is Natures bloodless triumph told
Who murmurs at his lot today?
Who scorns his native fruit and bloom?
Or signs for dainties far away,
Beside the bounteous board of home?
flowers
And piled with fruits awake again
Thanksgiving for the golden hours,
The early and the latter rain!
Nre Of the simplest and most beau
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that I was not able
to do my homework:
I consulted several
doc tors b ut none
seemed to give me
relief. ] read in q
paper about Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound so
I decided to try it,
and before the first
bottle was gone /
.G~-al ~4~% ~AHn$ Gu
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DON'T FEAR ASPIRIN
If 1T is GENUINE

Look for Name "Bayer" on Tablets,
Then You Need Never
Worry.
To get genuine ''Bayer Tablets OF
Aspirin" you must look for the safety
"Bayer Cross" on each package and on
each tablet.
The "Bayer Cross" means true, world
famous Aspirin, prescribed by rhysi-
clans for over twenty7one years. and
proved safe by millions for Colds, Head.
ache, Earache, Toothache, Neuralgia,
Lumbago, Neuritis, and for Pain in
general. Proper and safe directions
are in each unbroken "Bayer" package.
advertisement
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CynIe!

The principal trouble with matrf-
mony is that you can't marry girl
and still want to sit alone with her
in the dark.
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SUFFERED SEVEN
LONG YEARS
Finally Relieved by taking
Lydia E. Pinkharn's
Vegetable Compound

Ravenswood, W.va.-"For enlong
wears suffered from o female trouble
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The object Of Thanksgiving
day is to take US back Of the
goods Of life to the supreme
good. The tendency 10 to get
J. absorbed in things and forget
their spiritual value. Thanks
giving day reminds Us Of spir-
itual values.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-08
NEGRO CIVIC LEAGUE.
Program Arranged for Meeting
Sunday Afternoon at Odd
Fellows Temple.

At a meeting OF the cabinet Of the
Wilmington Branch Of the Delaware
Negro Civic League NJ the Thomas Garrett
Settlement Tuesday night. a program
for the meeting sunday at Odd Fellows
Temple 1T 3 u was arranged. The pro
gram will consist nf musical numbers, n
paper by " II Smith on Cause, Effect
and Remedy Of and for Irregular Attend
ancc ~ the Schools IN opc discussion
Of tins paper Will follow. also nm invita-
ton for new members The various
committees will make their reports
Last night. the committee on health
planned a health week for April 24 TO
80 On April y this committee will have
charge Of the program NJ the regular
meeting of the league and .000 pamphlets
will hc distributed for work throughout
the following week The chairman and
many members of tins committee We're
present aud much enthusiasm existed
throughout the evening
An invitation was cNtrudcd the league
to furnish program ~ Ne II school oa
Aprll II to show closer relationship
between the schools and the homes ThI-
invitation was acceptcd and the program
arranged a~ tins Is part oi the work of
the league
The new school lav wa~ discussed and a
committee assigned - interview the
president of the state Board u Educa-
tlon on several artlclo~ therein contained
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-08

50 20 to the country 10 get q rcturn Of tho
vitality Of nature IN their bodies. Such IS
supplied directly aad cffcctuallv IN Plant
JUICE II contains the medicinal and llfc-
giving herbs of forest. field and plaIn-thc
vitalizng juices which the soil gives forth.
naturcs own remedy for man Every
dav more and moro people are beginning
to realize the truth Of this assertion. as
verified 10y the signed statements Of local
people.
One Of the latest is that Of Mrs Ida
Mcbride. popular lady. residing al
Silver side, Holly OAK, Wilmington
who said,
II can say frnm experience that no mat
ter how SICK and hopeless a case may seem
they should not despair while Plant Juice
Is within reach I know what | say be-
cause | was bed-rldden for four wears and
in that time had taken All kinds Of inedi-
cincs ard treatments: ! was told that
that there was lit'le hope for me; ] had
terrible hackaches. and burning sensa-
ton in the pit OF nv stomach, / could not
take any solid food into my stomach.
never could get any sleep at night and my
ewes felt as If they were burning out Of my
head; IN consequence / got 50 nervous
that | felt as If ] would nv to pieces
read Of lady who was almost as bad as
was. who had been entirely cured by your
Plant Juice. and this gave me hope. ! got
a bottle 70 try 1t, and it certainly was the
turning point in my life. began to i'm
prove right away; since | have taken
Plant Juice for several weeks can honestly
say thai II has made a new woman Of
me: from pale. emaciated woman | have
become a robust healthy one sleep
fine al night and am not the least bit ner-
vous now ON not constipated and have
not q paia or an ache feel 50 grateful
for my recovery to health that | am glad
to have the opportunity 10 give this public
statement in the hope that il will be the
means Of restoring some poor sufferer to
health
The Plant Juice Man Is Of The Miller
Drug store, 404-4O6 Market street
where he is daily meeting the local public
and introducing and explaining he merits
Of thl~ remedy Free samples given
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-08
HARVARD HoNoRS WILSON.
viii Collect His Writings and Admins
tTalion Records for Library.

tambridge Mas Npril ) \ plan
fnr collcrt,ug aad presenting Ia tho NIdc
nor Memorial ILhrary 50 Harvard ! nj
ycr,tt> material relating to Woodrow
Wilson and hl~ administrations with
r-tpcr rclcrcncc 10 documents and data
,arcrnine the war the Peace ConfCrcnce
ami the Treaty. of Versailles was made
public vcsterda, hV Robert G Stuart
lr president 81 the Woodrow Wilson
Club 81 Harvard
The announcement Was made IN con
ncctlon with movement among Amcr-
can colleges "Wednesday. The fourth anni-
,cr>ar, 81 America : entry into the war, 10
organic individual Wilson clubs as an
extension of fho memorial idea 81 Har-
ward Mr. ~tuarr ~td word had hccn
received from mann colleges ~ thCir
participation Iu 'hc plan
Ior the aSScmhI of the historical
material research organization has
been formed under the direction of =
non partisan committee 81 Harvard fac
ul.y mcmhcrS and special librarian
VII 10 employed Dean 4 II HasbIn
- the Graduafc school If Arts and
science. heads the committee.
tlcs of from 80 10 100 newspapers
Wcrc suggested a, tho necessary basis
of domestic data and European files
were held desirable Tor data from abroad.
Fellow ships Tor research work IN this
eountr1 and al EUROPE were advanced
4s hkclv - develop much material.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-08
WARNS U.S.. TO PREVENT
BANKRUPTCY OF WORLD
Senator Hitchcock Says Hard
inc Will Have to Cooperate
With Other Nations.

Washington. Aprl ) Conviction that
IN, United states for purely cold
hloo,cd business reasons and hN INC
loei, al events must cooperate with
other nations through the original League
ol Nations or some other means To save
the world from bankruptcy, was expressed
h,r, Yesterday hv senator Hitchcock,
ranking Democrat oi the Foreign ke-
hunh, COMMITTEE
S,n,tnr Hitchcock. who returned to
Washington Yesterday from Nebraska
sand hc would support President Harding
- EN-, propnSal that would bring about
International co-npcratlon az thus time.
"A shall give President Harding sup
port lnr any proposition that would bring
,hout international cooperation, Said
senator Hitchcock II seems TO me the
trouble now ls International and not
purrl, domestic
MUST MIR oTHER NATIONS.
II vas against the Knox resolution
oripunllv and did not think 1t was really
nf much Importance II seems 10 me the
matter of supreme Importance = To gel
into cn-opcratlon with other nations ni
the world now Tor purposes ot rChahili-
auon and 90 restore stability. ms
administration Tor purely cold-hloodcd
hustnCs~ reasons and hN the logic ot events.
i Sccrus 10 me. Will bc compelled to help
other nations gct on their feet 70 save
them from bankruptcy
Ia>lnC aside all questions OF 'dcalltN.
altrli>m and sentiment. ! see no escape
from the conclusion that ultimately. It
not mmedatcl, the Harding Admin
tStratiou will adopt some policy OF CO
operation with other nations of the world,
whether u IS through the original League
of Nations or some ojhcg means
senator Hitchcock snld during h'S
month Ia the wc~t hc had come IN con-
t.rt With both Rcpubhcan and Demo-
sr,ti sentiment and lu my judgment
Il i, practical the universal opiTiou N
fbc vc~t that conditions r"ccrtis dc-
,,lopcdVlll compel tho Harding \dunn-
tration u ;,dop' a paheN Ot cooperation
With othcl nations - save the world
from bankruptcy afi raISc business
from tho growing doprc~Si SONS
Ncrator Hrtcheock pra-cd the vote of
~,erctar, Hughc> on the zap island
n4ftcr The ntcd states tc sand could
take uo cher position and hC believed
tho att rldc 81 the government ON the
~ question will hayc The backing oI
a., cntirc country Secretary Hughes has
defined oar policy strongly and ctCc-
tr,cl, and Il was honest. courageous
diplomacN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-08
WOMEN WILL RULE
THIS KANSAS TOWN

IhaNeI Nan AprIl 8 Two widowed
FraudmutherS three housewives ard a
soman telephone operator will administer
the affair 81 tins town Of 400 popul alton
ser the next wear An entire woman :
..ckrt campaigning without platform
tas swept into power III Tuesday 5
lection bS a MAJORITY OF four 10 one
Members 81 the new administration
include MaNOr Mrs a II Forest
Aidop three children and eight grand
.hildren Police Judge, Mrs Hattie
Brewster widow. four children and four
grandchildren
All Of the new Town Council are women.
ion j. also church worker
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-08
TO ADMINISTER ESTATES.

Register of Wills Isaac r. Brown has
granted letters tcstamcntarv o. the estate
of Anna Gilpin Hazard Of Wilmington 10
Vincent G Hazard, on the estate Of Mary
4 Fisher Of Wilmington TO DIR. John W
Crumbaugh and on the estate of Emma
V. Bickta Of Wilmington to Lillian T.
Bickta
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-08
SINGER LEAVES $4,000.
Annie Louise Cary 5 Esia Goes 10 Rela-
tives. Friends and Institutions.

south Norwalk. Conn. April S.-The
rhief bequest in the viii Of Mrs Charles
Monson Raymond famous fifty wears
ago a. Anne Louse Gary leading Ameri-
can prima donna. was ono OF $50. 900 made
20 the People :, mphony Of New York
0ifN.
The viii. filed in Probate Court here
disposcs 81 an estate Of about $500 900,
Mrs. RAYMOND left the village library
Al her home town. WAYNE Me. $40 600
and 81 trust fund Of 5000 for the IL
brar, az ScarburU, Me.
To her nearest relatives 20 all her
personal property and wonderful collec-
non of trophies and gifts received from
ROYALTY and distinguished parsonage all
,vcr the world
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-08
WAS BED RIDDEN
FOR FOUR YEARS
A Silver Side, Holly Oak, Lady
Tells How She Was Induced
to Try Plant Juice.

Plant Juice. the now herbal stomach
medicine hiss done more for mon and
women of American eitics than any other
discovery Of the twentieth century 1t ts
no longer necessary for dchiltatcd people
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9 = o = g q . . . . y . q - - .
% ABOUT pEcpLE wE KNOW =
. . q . q o q d . . . g q q q = .

Miss Mary Logn. voice teacher a.
Palmer college. he Funiak Springs. is
expected 20 arrive IA Pensacola 90 be
the guest of Aflaa virginia Green for
a few days Mlss Green was a student
az Palmer this winter.
Mrs. r. G. Rush, 81 New Orleans.
who holds q responsible position with
ParHe- Blake Co. wholesale druggists
81 that city. Is ia Pensacola for q few
days - 4 business and pleasure trip
combined.
Miss Dolores Bronson. OF Moline. Il
the guest ~ Miss Clara Moreno. hav-
ing come over Tor the CARRIER Davis
dance Monday evening.
Miss Beth bronson II the guest Of
Mrs. Harry Thompson.
~Aisaa Wilma Eark1uiL 81 Miami. for
merry IF this city. viii arrive very
shortly % Be the guest Of Miss Myrtle
Rice and other friends for several
weeks. Miss Barkdull has many friends
who VIII codlaity welcome here
The many friends of Miss Kathleen
Care viii delighted 20 learn that she
- eonvaiescent after an illness Of
three mouths.
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70 WORK or ANY KT-4D
AT CHAMPIONS CAMP

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J. Nay IL
Jack Dcmpaey's training camp vas a.
quiet az a deserted village today. the
drta % four day lay OF prescribed
Tor the champion before - begins his
intensive traiuinR Frinds saturday.
with Nike Trant q Chicago detec-
i've sergeant who acts a. major domo
81 the champion camp. Dempsey mo-
to'red % Camden. ~. j.. 60 miles diH-
ant taking ono ~ his two belgian
Boilce doEa for . visit 20 a veterinar-
an.
In Ire with his policy % take a
complete rest. Dempsey did not work
e al today. lie win suspend AL train
ms activities for che next ten days. but
vii resume the training grind with the
-eturn Of Manager JACK Nearns. who
Eff for New York tonight fer q con
ference with Tex Richard. promoter q
D Dempsey-Carpentier match
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teen. Iwou fought the amendment
holding that while real estate gained
through good roads and should help
pay Tor them. sim ~ was no more than
right that owners ~ automobiles
should pay q greatly increased tax for
The good roads tho state expects 20
build. be has not had time 60 ronEuro
the BID on the loss VI revenue due TO
this cut but feels that & viii not be
above S40o 900 AZ the Hsost and prob
ably less.
An effort later % make the same cut
on trucks wac fought down. Efforts
20 make the amount u license tax held
IN the counties. fifty and then seventy
five per cent were lost. Shelley and
Weaver making tho motions. tho IL
.ccnHe tax disposition remains as stated
IN the BIN s. per cent 20 the county
for maintenance % the tqad board
and seventy per cent TO BE- spent -
them IN building roads. IEou Aas re-
ceived many congratulations fos his
successful handling 81 the bill.
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BOYD JERAULp WEDDING
CELEBRATED.

The marriage of Martin Boyd an
Miss Margaret Jerauld was quietly cell
ebrated a. the home Of the brides par
ents IN Camp Walton on Tuesday even
ing ~ o'clock. Judge &, W. cook
performing the ceremony.
After relieving the congratulations
and best wishes Of the assembled
friends. All adjourned TO the dining
room. where a delicious wedding
breakfast was served.
Immediately after the bride, who
was beromingly gownea In a frook 81
imported white voile trimmed viii
venise lace. changed 20 travelling
costume Of navy blue. with accessories
60 match.
Mr.. and Mrs Boyd left for Pensacola
70 spend a few days before going 70
Destln. FLA, where they viii maks
their future home.
The cut Of twon guests were; Afr
and Ars. ". A. Pouri sss. Of this city
aad Airs. v. J. MeTntlre and daughter
Patricia
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VAN DYKE FLAYS
BLUE SUNDAY LAWS
Faraous Author ard lecturer Believes
IN perncnal freedom.
(spseiaI 20 The Jsurnsl.l

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. May -.
Pronunciation - blue sunday laws
ard % legislation designed - interfere
with the rights of the individual fea-
tnred an address W Dr. Henry Ven
dyke. % Princeton. az the centennial
q the University o. Virginia tonight
III. Nandyke urged a return 20 the
principles % Thongs jefferson. who
fgHndod the university lee years aEo
Centenniaf exercises ornnnd thlH
morning with an address ~ Rev VIII
liam Alexander Barr. ~ New orleans.
On the Influence % the University ~
Virginia on the reiigious Ife % the
nation. Jefferaon'a fmpatienco with the
noetarinniam - 100 ycara asa. 10 said
carried with Il ne want q sympathy
with the Christian faith. Delegates
lulm foreign rad American universe
ties win be received tomqrTow. Amhas-
saaor Jusserand being among the
speakers.
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CARPENTER SPENDS
DAY II THE WOODS

MANHAssET. y. r. May st.-rhe
greater part OF Georges Carpenter
training was done today IN his beloved
woods. The challenger Hpsnt almost
the wshoie forenoon tripping merrilv
over hills and through dala.
He woulG run a while. then etop ia
the shade for a session Of shadow box
ing .. 3 tussle with italian Joe Cans
OF Paul Journee.
Journee and Cans pulled q sapllaw
60 the ground aid Georges tooE hold.
They .et Georges sc and he let out 4
youthful wlioop OF ny as he swung
back aud forth.
In the Afternoon jack Curioy called
az the camp and Georges shadow
boxed wresfied with Mnrcot and rk
ga n the gymnasium Tor an hour After
dinner this evening the champion went
60 the read. borrowed bicycle from
one Of the crowd Of youths and showed
them some cycling tricks learned as an
acrobat on the vaudeville stage.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-01
PENSACOLA BOY
RECEIVES HONORS

AUBURN. Ala. May al.--AmonE The
graduates with honor az fhs Alabama
ending s. Franklin =. bell ~ Pensa-
cola. Mr.. Hell since entering college
here in the fail o. 1917. haa shown al
during his course marked ability aa a
student and as a practical man. Dur
ina his Junior year ne was voted the
most practical man IN coilere During
ire past year through his efforts. Au-
burn had the largest and best branch
~ tho American Institute Or Electrical
engineers q any technical school or
college IN the South
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AUTO LICENSE LAW
PASSED BY SENATE
Owners Of Cars VIII Pay According
90 Weight
tsy JOHN c. TRIED


TALLAHASSEE. My 3l.--On mo-
tton ~ senator Calkins Tuesday after
noon the senate abandoned the reRu-
lar order II business and adopted the
plan Of allowing each senator g. take
up ona bin from any place on the
calendar and Eet action on g. The
plan gave each senator a chance %
take up a pet bin and tho vote %
abandon the regular order went
through with a whoop - 90 6. The
districts were called 81 numerical orr
der. starting with Senator Aiupoles
OF tho first A brief discussion ~ the
bills taken up the names o. the scna-
tor making the can and The action rs
ken follows In some eases senators
whose districts were Tar down the roll
call traded 'calis" with men whose
districts were nearer the top Of the
list
No. i--Mapolos bin for tho renei
% Ad}utant General sidney J. Cats
Jr. carrying appropriation q si.s3a.5s,
passed Il 20 9.
No. 2-senator stokes. making +.
criminal offense 20 jump a bail bond
passed q to s.
No. s-senator Lindsay. game bin
passed.
No 4-slugletary withdrew bin l.
PIT the supreme court clerk on salary
and e blIl 20 take bankIng department
from comptroiler'H office and place II
under charge 81 special office saying
he wanted the latter 60 hang over heads
u certain senators II thcy ever ran
Cor state office. saying Il had been
neld up on him IA committee. lie
then passed BIN which he introduced
oy request validating state made under
execution on certified tran scripts OF
record from another district.
No. shelly. sholi fish bill. amend
'ng law sovsrninR that department
paSsed g 20 nothing.
No. e---Anderson-the feou auto IL
eense bill passed so 70 0.
No. Eaton. bin ~ Keen OF Polk
relative - Classification GO electors.
No s-Isow-ery, bin ~ Davis og Leon
authorizing courts 20 inquire into la-
gality OF tax and assessments ana 20
enjoin collection u Illegal assessments
passed.
One % the biggest ard most irnpo~
tnnt bills taken up during the day wa
ire Tgau BILL raising the license
automobiles which IL one * the big
Bills the friends Of good roaGs heve
been relying on 90 furnish tsso funds
Tor the road building program outlined
during the session.
As introduced the bll1 woull have
-aised about $4,000. 0oa for tae year
period from the auto licenses. the es
innate taking into consideration not
only the increased amount o. the L.
csnse but the Increase n the number
81 machines. During The last tive
years the law raised Approximately
$500. 1000 - tfat the raise - ronei III.
three times. However. there IA entire
change ~ basis. weight being the base
Tor the TAX under the BIN while
horse power was the basis IN the pres
cnt law. Senator IFou engineered TIE
bin through the senate getting a veto
81 20 80 nothing Ger IL ana fighting or
several nnfss-urabie amendments a.
Nell as putting on q few 81 hia Own
The cniy change 81 importance mad T.
fhe bin IA the a ate wac 70 cut ~
license Zee fer privately owned ta4ss
from seventy five cents per hf So "a
weight & the car - fifty cen par
hundred weight This aHnenaa "a vas
offered - Senator Taylor and carried
BY the close margin q sixteen 20 r.
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BATHING PARADE
is SET FOR JUNE 10
VIII Be Races BY Lard and Water at
First Aquatic Carnival

Tho bathing parade AZ Bayview ia "a
be converted into an aquatic carnival
and in addition % the parade q ba-
theirs IN the nifticst suits ~ tho season
there win bo a number - swimming
ard diving contests. canoe and boa
races and other sports 20 attract .
record breaking crowd.
The date Tor the first parade has
been SET for june 10 and e ls expected
that there VIII be o number % valuable
prizes for tho faircst hather. the nif-
tiest suit. ths best swimmers ana d.
vUrs ana the winners o. the boat and
canoe races.
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WILL OBSERVE
DAVIS BIRTHDAY
Daughters % confederaey VIII hClr
Rseeptisn a BiVeuae.

jefferson Davis birthday FRIDAY.
June 3. viii BE observed ~ TIE United
Daughters OF the C0nfederacy with ar
informal reception az the bisouac frnm
I 10 Q O'Clock sn the afternoon- Mem
hera u TIE Ladies Confederats Me-
mortal association. chidren % the
Cenfcderacy and sons 81 ne Confed-
erltcy viii bs guests. with veterans ~
thn confederaey a. guests 81 honor.
friday Il = holiday A Fiorida, Ala.
hama. Arkansas. Georgia, Louisiana.
Mississippi south Carolina Tennerscs
and Texas. ard win b. observed 90
suEh ~ the banks here.