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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-29
Start Campaign Here Without Former Leads Not oay With Nations Sep
CENTRAL r. r. AND 2 MEN INDICTED
LET CONTRACT FOR SEWAREN ROA|
BIG SUPPLY OF FLOUR
PURCHASED BY RUSSIA

NEW YORK. July 29.-Purchase
for the Russian Soviet government of
more than five hundred thousand
tons of flour from mills in New York
state and the northwest was an
nounced today by the American Pro-
ducers Export association.
The first cargo consisting of two
thousand tons will leave here Sun
day for Petrograd on the Norwegian
steamer Etraker. and second ship
ment will follow next month. The
flour was purchased through Lon
don branch of the concern.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-29
PRESIDENT LEAVES FOR
PLYMOUTH ON MAYFLOWER

WASHINGTON, July 29.-Presi-
dent and Mrs. Harding will leave
here today on the Mayflower for
plymouth where the President is to
speak at the Pilgrims tercentcniary
celebration. Monday night the May
flower will proceed to Portland, Me-,
from which point the party will mo-
tor to Lancaster. n. H., to spend
most of next month at the home of
Secretary Weeks.
Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge
left for Boston this morning, where
on Saturday the vice president will
open the pageant of progress at
Chicago. On Monday he will Join
President Harding and participate
in the exercises
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-29
PELLAGRA PROBE TO
FURTHER, HARDING SAYS

WASHINGTON, July 29.-Reply-
ing to charges that the administra-
tion had exaggerated pellagra and
famine conditions in the South.
President Harding declared in a let
ter to Representative Byrnes. of
South Carolina, that official reports
indicated the contrary and that the
governments investigation would go
forward.
The President wrote in response
to a letter in which Mr.. Byrnes had
characterized any belief that plague
or famine existed in South Carolina
is another absurdity.
Both public health reports and
private advices, Mr.. Harding said,
justified the opinion that a thorough
investigation should be made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-29
SAY BROTHER Of HARDING'S
DOG KILLED CHICKENS

DENVER, Col, July 23,-"DIckle
Boy" brother of "Laddie Boy
President Harding's airedale. was a
defendant in police court on a charge
of killing chickens. He is owned by
Albert X. LoWrie.
Mr.. Lowrie offered to pay for the
chickens killed if evidence of their
death was produced. Evidence not
being conclusive Judge Wright took
the case under adVvisemcnt.
"You don't think dog with a
brother in the White House would
stoop to chasing chickens" Mr.. Low
rie asllod.
"Well l shouldn't think So
the judge replied.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-29
TO REVIEW CASES OF MANY
DISABLED WAR VETERANS

WASHINGTON. July 29:-ReView
of the cases of some 10000 war vet
erans rated permanently disabled
was ordered yesterday by the war
risk bureau as result of rulIns
bv comptroller of the treasury. 1t
had been customary to change the
ratings of veteran fIt l temporary
to permanent disability after SIX
months in n hospital
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-29
Express Hearty Approval
Over japanese Decision
To Confer On Armament

LONDON. July 29.-Hearty ap-
proval is expressed by several news
papers this morning over the Japan
ese governments decision to accept
President Harding's invitation to dis
cuss limitations of disarmament and
the Far Eastern question.
The Times said:
"Japan's best friends knew she
would accept the invitation, but the
fact that her acceptance now is ac-
tually on record, IS a relief to all
who realize the magnitude of the is
sue with which the conference will
be confronted"
The Daily Telegraph said that an
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-29
DRASTIC ACTION
BY GRAND JURYl
IN KILLING Of 8
Central Railroad Of N. J. is In
dicted for MansIaughter in !
Grade Crossing Accident
MEETING YESTERDAY,
Andrew Thomas, Gate Tend.
er, at Time of Accident, is
Also Indicted
TRUE BILL ALSO FOUND
Against William Stonaker,
Railroad Section Foreman
in This City
TRUE BILL ALSO FOUND
BY Evening News stan corrssondent.l j

By Evening News Stan Correspondent.y& q
NEW BRUNSWICK, July 2s:--I
When Prosecutor Joseph E. Stricken
called on the Central Railroad Of
New Jersey and William Stonaker,
the railroad section foreman, this
morning. to answer to indictments
charging manslaughter in connection
with the recent Perth Amboy grade
crossing accident, there was no reply
made. The name of Andrew Thomas,
the gatetender. against whom an in-
dictment also was returned, was not
called. due to the fact that he IS
still in the Perth Amboy City Hos
pital suffering from injuries received
on the night of the .1ceiffi1ttt he
indictments were returned yester>
day
The prosecutor expected the Cen
tral Railroad of New JERSEY to be
represented by counsel in court this
morning, but no representative was
present. The court will sit again
next Friday. and arrangements will
be made to have the indicted parties
enter their pleas at that time.
fBy Evening News stan Correspondence
NEW BRUNSWICK. July 29.--
Three indictments were returned by
the grand jury yesterday in connec-
ton with the investigation of the
recent grade crossing accident at the
Market street crossing of the Central
Railroad of New Jersey at Perth Am.
boy. The indictments charging man-S
have been returned againStsl
the Central Railroad of New Jersey,
Andrew Thomas, the gate-tender whol
is at the Perth Amboy City HospitaEa
suffering from injuries received the.
night of the accident, and William
Stonaker, the railroad section fore.
man. ~
Nine firemen were killed and sev-
eral were injured in the railroads
accident, which occurred early in the
evening of June Is. when the Eagle
Hose & Chemical Company fire trucN
of Perth Amboy on its way to a fire.
ran into a Central Railroad flyer at
the Market street crossing. The gates
at the crossing were not lowered.
The authorities of Perth Amboy
and Middlesex county started an in
vestigation of the fatality on the day
following the accident. The grand
jury held a session in City Hall
Perth Amboy, and the members OF
the jury visited the scene of the
accident, the fire house and other
points in the city in their investiga.
ton. Representatives from Perth
Arlboy also attend session of the
Public Utility Commission in News
ark, in an effort to have the grade
crossings done away with.
Last Friday the grand Jury res
turned presentments in which they
made recomm endations for final and
temporary relief. The jury pointed
out that the only hope for final re-
lief was in elevating or depressing
the tracks. At Yesterdays session
the three indictments were returned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-29
Chance for 10 Cent Milk.

BOSTON, July 29.-Retail price
of 10 cents a quart for milk instead
of Is cents now paid, was declared
a possibility by the commission on
necessaries of life in reply to a re-
quest of the city council for infor-
nation on the milk situation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-29
RETREAT OF TURKS CUT
OFF BY GREEKS, IS REPORT
TBy The Associated Press !

SMERNA, Asia Minor. July 90
The retreat of the Turkish Nation
alists is reported to have been cut
off by Greek columns which appear
ed ninety miles to the north. ac-
cording to advices received.
King Constantine will enter the
territory recently captured by the
Greeks, on Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-29
Check on Traffic Here

Civilian traffic checkers were sta-
toned at the railroad crossings OF
the city this morning to make SUR
vey of the weekend travel crossing
the tracks at Market street. Smith
street, New Brunswick avenue. and
Washington street. Figures obtained
in this count, which is to last three
days. will supplement the statistics
compiled recently by the police de-.
partment and will be presented to
the Public Utility Commission at the
hearing next Monday morning.
One man will be stationed at a
time at the Market and Washington
street crossings. while two men are
nlaced at the Smith street and New
brunswick avenue crossings during
the day shift. The checkers went on
duty at 7 o'clock this morning and
will work eight hour shifts, covering
the crossings for the entire twenty-8
four hours in each of the three days..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-29
Jscjc,scd i'm Murder Case

lBy Evenlng Ncws Stan CoffeEponIIHT'I
NEW BRUNSWICK, July ~ r
Anna Zsarny. of New BrunsWlck'
who was charged with the murder
of her husband on June 10. was re-
leased from custody this morning on
the order of Judge DAILY. Prosecu-
tor Joseph f.. Stricken advised that
no indictment had been returned
against the woman by the grand
iurV.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-29
ENGLISH NOTE
MAKES DENIAL
RefuteS Statement That Eng
land is Set Against France
in SiIesia

LONDON, July 29.-Great Brit
tain's note to France regarding the
Silesia problem, recapitulates the
circumstances which led to the pres
ent situation and refutes the state
ment that Great Britain had set
herself against the French and
thereby strengthened the German
attitude.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-29
No Separate parIeyS.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-It was
indicated today that the United
States would reject any suggestion
for separate parleys with any Of the
powers invited to participate in the
conference on limitation of arma-
mert and the Far East question. 1t
was limited that one nation at least
had requested a separate meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-29
House Plans for Recess

WASHINGTON. July 29.-IIouse
leaders we're understood to be shap-
ing plans for program contemplate
ing six weeks recess for the House
beginning between August 20 and %
after passage of revenue shipping
board appropriations and railroad
Legislation as their definite goals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-29
IDLE MEN AND MACHINES
CAUSE BIG LOSS IN YEAR

NEW YORK, July 29:-Idle men
and machinery are causing loss OF
nearly a billion dollars year in the
metals trades industry, said a re-
port issued today by the committee
on elimination of waste in industries
of the American Engineering Coun-
ell. The estimate does not include
value of materials utilized. Insta-
bility of labor, employment and false
management. the committee said
are major causes of waste in the in
dustry which is the largest manu-
featuring industry in the United
States both in number of employees
and value of products.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-29
HOOVER URGES STATES TO
START PAVING WORK

WASHINGTON, July 29.-Gov-
ernors of the various states have
been urged by Secretary Hoover to
let their contracts for road con-
struction in the fall rather than
spring as means of relieving the
unemployment situation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-29
Industrial Census

WASHINGTON. July 29.-Repre-i
sentatives of nearly $50 manufactur-9
ing industries met today to discuss
with the commerce department the
schedule for 1921 census of manufac-s
turers to be taken January. 1921 and
proposed cooperation in collection
of trade statistics.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-29

agreement between America, Great
Britain and Japan that such con-
ference is desirable. "is the best news
that has gladdened the world since
the guns ceased firing in Europe"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-29
Get TOrnado Insurance

RED BANK. July 29.-Tornado
insurance is being taken out here
by people. including New Yorg resi-
dents here. as result of the dam
age caused by a wind storm last
week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-29
American Legion
Notice!

Legion members will meet at the
Y. NJ. C. A. at 1870 P. NJ. sharp
Saturday, July 80. to attend funerals
of Comrades Christensen and Ska
zenski.
All other ex-service men are re-
quested to attend with Legion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-29

Late ,,odel Buick Touring for sale In
excellent. condition; bargain. Inquire
charles l.. steuerwald. Inc. 20S smith
Street. Tel. 1867. olfl- '--H-0t-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-29

II you haven't visited the Money Rais-
ing Sale Mt the Star Shop. 9s Smith st.
Then hurry! AS we are selling clothing
and furnishings at 500 of former prices.
5191-729-1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-29

One story Store Building for sale to he
removed Apply Maple Realty Co. 215
Smith street. bl3l--7-2S 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-29

WEATIIER-Unsctt tonight
and tomorrow. Probably showers
and thunder storms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03

but was never brought to Chicago.
Fred McMulirn. utility intieid"r for
the White SoA. was not aDDrchcndcd
on a second Indictment. although H."
had given bond on the first Ra"ha 81
Brown and sport" sullivan were
never apprchended.
During the trial the name Of Arnold
Hothst.in. an alleged Ncw York
tn" testimony. !, was charged that
Rothstcin financed the c"nspiracy.
which was SAID 10 hav. originated
in New York
turne States evidence and on the wit.
ness stand told the plans made I"
throw IN. world series gnhcs Il.
was corrohoratcd in his testimony by
william Maharg. Of Philadelphia.
Burns. in mis- story. asserted ,ha,
Cicottc and Gandil we're the origina
tory Of the scheme To throw the So
rics for 100000. According TO Burns
Abe Attcll. who was supposed to be
tho lieutenant az Rcthstcin. double
cr"SScH IN" payers AN" CAV" 'hen
only 10000 Of the promised 500
0O1
| During the entire trial. the defend.
ants ATTORNEYS ccnicRdci contiru-
uously that Ban Johnson. president
/ Of the American League. had inst.
gated the prosecution b"caus" OF a
f"uh between himself and Charles \
lComiskcy. owner Of the Whit" SON
During the trial !, became known
that inc original confessions said "a
have been made by clcotte. Williams
and Jackson. with In. immunity
waivers which they had signed. had
been stolen fro mthc states attor
ney's Office. l. Was charged thai
Eastern gamblers had made M a 30,
OF $4,000 to obtain these documents
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SMITH WINS BOUT FROM
MYSTERIOUS" CRAPPLER
Richmond Wrestler Defeats Man
Who Turns Out to Bc
"pptc" Wylc.

"Pets' wyle. OF Sioux City. Iowa.
oih-'~hc known as the "Maskey
Marvel succumbed to X.ke Smith.
local middl"weieht wrestler. In two
OF the three falls last night at the
broadway Athletic Are A.
Tn" identity Of tn mysterious
wrestler VAS discnN r.. when he en-
tered tn" ring last night. owing TO
IN" excessive heat AMI discomfort
incident I" tn" wearing OF the head :
gear. the Irapplcr did not wear HE
mask. When his face was seen. he
ceased I" he the masked mystery
and became "pctc" Wylr. well =
known wrestler and an inhabitant OF
Iowa
II was the couc"usws OF opinion
among tn" lar.. crowd present that
III" match was the fastest which has
been staged in this city Tor many
for the victory. and il was only after
thr"" ihllS that the winner was de-
t.rmincd
Ait"r thiriy-"nc minutes az furious
physical activity. dufinE which time
both grappl.rs emerged from holds
that threatened to pin them to the
mat, tn" local wrestler secured Il toe
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Whom. ~ result of iron starvation
YOU get up feeling tired 10 tn. muru.ns
when you can n" longer dr your day.
vor. without being all tagged out at
night. when your digestion All goes wrong
or you hay" pains across the hacN and
YOUR face looks pal" and drawn. 10 not
wait until N"g Eo all {" pieces aud col
laps" In siHJc OF nervous pr"str"i!"u or
unit! ia your Weakened condition you con
tract some S-riuu, disease. but try mo.
| only taH" ON" minute uf your time each
day. | am SUNArED lRON--crssnic
iron. l like the iron In your blood
and like The iTon ~ spinach. i-nIiis and
apples. heIp make str"nS, t"rc"fl, T-d-
hl"od-d m"m aui rvs,ut,fui healthy. rosy
checked Women. Mtt""ut ron Ike me. Your
blood becomes pale. thin amt watery and
loses lis pnwer TO change food into living
tissue, therefore nothing you cat does you
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ENlCK'S COMET SENDS OUT
ADVANCE NOTICE OF VISIT

Cambridge, MASS. Aug. .
hhi"hs come has sent out advance
notice or It's approach :" our planet
system. Harvard University observn-
Tory announces that il has received
"A caol.Sram from Professor e. n.
ferrinc. director Of the National oh
s"rvatory M Cordoba, Arcontin-
stating that ne had seen tho visitor
or JulS' %.
Enck's comet. discovered IN 1919,
visits our solar system every three
and a half years but never come,
near enough to the earth 10 pcrmi,
inspection ny IN" naked eve.
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SMALL ENTRY LIST
FOR OPEN GOLF TITLE

NASHVILLE, TENN, Aug. Only
about twenty-five golfers are here TO
compete in the junior Western golf
qualifying round, which begins to-
morrow over the course Of IN. Belle
meads Club 1t is the first time III
history that this tournament has ever
been held in the South Or,cials
were keenly disappointed at the small,
entry list, and on that account tho
time for closing entries was extended
until tomorrow at noon.
Jack Wenzlcr. former Tennessee
hampton. Alex Bush, Of Louisville
ana Joe Nudge. Of Chicago. ar" rated
as the most formidable con,enders OF
the championship.
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hold, This hroash, him victory in

hold, This brough, him victory in
tho frst fall Of tho evening.
WYE camille back sironE. however.
and secured u painful too-ho!d on The
Richmond wrcstl": i!ccauso @. am
injury to his knee SMITH surrendered
tho fail,
Win the count even and both
wrcstlcrs apparently having AN equal
chancc Of winning the honors. the
two men started IN again witE a
great deal OF confidence. After twcr-
ty-sevcn minutes Smith secured {,
jack knife hold ON his competitor
aDd pinned his shoulders IL the MAJ
for the final fall OF In. evening.
II was a great match and the Gro x q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03

III" proper amount OF good--you do not
get tn" fuil strength out OF IL.
20 prove to Yourself what | can do. get
yonr doctor {" take specimen ~ your
blood and make blood count" OF your
rect blood Corpuscles. then try me for ,ne
month and have new blood count
made and see how your red blood corpus
cl"s have Increased and how much
stronger and better you feel how ths
color has come back 10 Your face and how
nerves now are. l will no. iniur- Your
teeth nor disturb your stomach. You
need not los" cent on me. IL 1 do not
give you satisfactory results my ma M
faoturer- viii refund your monsy. Get
only Rrwarc ~ imits:ors. come
IN tablets naiS, never In iiruii FORM
l.""k for the letfcrs y T. on every t.Alst
and the word "SuSsteh" on very
package. Sold a, al! drugsist,.--AhYsr-
tisement.
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BANKERS LEAGUE

Nation state and city staged a
slurfast yesterday. while Joe Wood
held First National safe with the re-
suit that state and City mad little
difficulty winning. l6 to /. The vic
torious nine connected safely nine
teen times.
Yesterdays score follows:
Tho SCOre.
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Carolina Wins Yacht Race.

NEWPORT, r. J.. Aug. THE
sioop Carolina. owned by Rear-com :
modorc Georr. Nichols. won the race
<f the New York Yacht club feet for
the Kings cup over triangular
course of Newport today. Her cor
rcctcd time was eight hours, five min
utcs and thirty-cight seconds.
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schuyler Defeat. scot,.vI,ic.

SCHUYLER. VA, Aug. c.-ln a
holly contested game. Schuyler de-
fcatcd tho fast Scottsviilc team by
the score OF To ! Massic was pound =
cd for twelve safcties. while Snead
allowed only FIVE hits. The batting
Of Hammer and the fielding Of Long
and McCary featured tho game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
NEW YORK COMMISSION
BARS MlDDlEWElGHTS
tRy Aesocia,ed rrcss.l

NEW YORK. Auc. 1.-The state
boxing commission today refused 10
permit Bryan Downey and Johnny
Wilson, middieweight champion. TO
box in this State unless they settle
in another bout the controvcrsy which
arose as n result OF their recent con-
test in Cleveland when Wilson was
awarded the referees decision on "A
foul
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Richard Offers Jess
Bout With Jack
iNx Asso.iatcd prcs..I

TOPEKA. KANS.. Aug. Jess
Willard. who is in Topeka today
on business. said he received Il
telegram from Tex Richard today
asking for terms for bout with
DEMPSEY. and Will take the mat
ter up with Richard at once.
Willard said he also would wire
mis- former manager. Ray -.
Archer. to open negotiations with
Iu"nard and Indicated that Archer
would act as his agent IN drawing
contract for the proposed bout.
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G"rt T,u. Won by rro..nr,,

TORONTO. ONT. Aug. w ~.
Trovenger, ot Detroit. today won tho
Canadian open golf championship
with a score OF 293 FOR the seventy
two holes. Nike BRADY. also Of De-
troit. was second with a card of 29s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03

rewarded both men By giving them
big hand.
Tickets 10 the all-star boxing card.
scheduled for Thursday night at tr,
I broadway Athletic Arena. were lis.
ir!but.d 70 spectators at the match.
Only holders OF the tickets given out
last night will be admitted
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ynrht Arrives NJ oIco,t. \. Y.

KINGSTON. ONT. Aug. Com
hrmation was received her. late to-
day OF report that Whirle. Of the
Hamilton Yacht club. the last craft
unaccoun,ed for in the Hamilton To
Kingston run tina; started last Sat
urday, had put safely into Olcott
y Y
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nnnyl,l-' Cutler unlr. On, In I'm,

WHITE SULPHUR. w VA. Aug ..
-. J. Roads, Of Danvilic. Va. holed
ont IN one from the eighth tee of
IN" eighteen hole course here yester-
day afternoon Tho hole is para
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Governor Small lin, Narrow r:scope

MoMENCE. ILL. Aug. o.-Gover-
nor Len Small. Of Illinois, and sew
erai members OF his good roads tour
ing party, had narrow escapes from
death when the Governors heavy
automobile skiddcd into often on
the road from kanhakc. Tho Gov
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'rn"r leaned from tho machine a:d
h"ld il up until others in i, scramhied
to safety
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American association Results.
Columbus. ); Milwaukee. II.
Louisville. .. ST. paul. 10.
other games, rain.
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state and city.


summary: Two-base hits-Owens.
Hawkins. Three base hits-Hcnley
90. Rroaddus, Hawkins Stolen
hases--P"rcoli. Clayton. !. Kiise.
Sacrifice hits-Mchihrcch, Rroaddus.
HIT hy pitched bail--by Wharton
fM"hlhrcch. klise). Bases on balls
of Wharton. ! OF Wood. l. Struck
"nt-hN Wharton. >: Wood ;. Time
Of game. 1888. Umpire. sullivan.
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doctor but PHYSICIANS ADVISED PEOPLE
TO Try ME- Former UNITED STATES SENATOR'S
u
selves Of
STRONG MEN
that
"oMEN WHO ARE WEAK. of overwork
household
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International League Results.

Rochester. g. Toronton. ..
Other games. rain.
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|]|CTED men AWAIT
VERDICT OF THE JURY
cball Trial at Chicago End,
with Short Address by
States Attorney.
NC TALK UNNECESSARY
tSccution Has Presented Clear
asc Against Notwithstanding
'orman Instructs Jury to Ro-
firmbcr Players Must BE Found
'"iity of ncfrauding Public.

Continued From Tirs, page1
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Florida state League Result.
Jacksonville. 6. Tampa, 3
Orlando, .. ST Petersburg. ..
Daytona. 7. Lakeland. y.
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Every accountant and every pur-
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