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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-20
Dead Man Was
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Deputy Milton. and six men gathered
In readiness TO form q coroners Jury.
When Sheriff Morris arrived from
DeLand the party moiored T. the
scene going through a thorough eN-
animation of the surrounding grounds
/ sIedberry's body had evidently been
lvirg in the position in which be fell
when either struck IN the head or
shot for at least five days, an I was
in such a state OF decomposition tsGt
an examination of his person could
not he effected on the scene.
The head and neck were baby
mutilated through decomposition. a"d
as a result of several blows or a 0ul-
let wound, and the face had turned
very black.
The body was covered by plain
/ everyday suit of clothes, green Oh
color and very neat appearing, despite
/ the spIotches OF blood near the mead
! and waist, which was almost on Inc
verge of splitting from the swelsfAg
of the dead mans body.
Bingham & Maley were appointed
to take charge of the remains anu
proceeded 10 remove the body 10 their
( undertaking establishment where EN-
balming fluids and disinlectan.s were
injected
The coroner's jury consisting o.
4 the following men: 5. j Kemp. ~ II.
Duff. c. H. Palicer, A. b. Moore, Lote
! Cave, Fred Wilcox and Coroner Chas.
Beers. met last night in the Office oil
/ Coroner Beers and after a lengthy re
view of the case rendered the verdict
that Medberry had come TO his death
at the hands OF a party or parties
unknown.
Missed Since Monday Night.
Saturday evening the laxicab lriy-
ers who use the corner OF Bay an
Beach streets and Magnolia avenue
and Beach street as their stands
were very laxative of the murder
All knew Medberry very intimately
and were deeply stricken by the news
of his death
He had been missed by his fellow
taxicab drivers since last Monday
evening. since trying 10 sell his auto
mobile all Monday afternoon. Upon
inquiry Of several OF his friends it
was thought that he had probably
left for his northern home.
Medberry, according to his taxicab
driver friends. was nan OF very
pleasing personality, always courteous
and polite, and very particular as T.
forming parties for night motor trips
The theory OF suicide was scoifed
at by the taxi drivers whc said he
was always in high spirit and was
well of financially Those knowing
the dead man we'll are fra in the be
lief that he was lured to the scene
by parties riding in his own car a-
passengers, murdered, his money ana
ear stolen and left in the empty shack
They advance the theDty that sons
one knowing Medberry ha money on
his person chartered him apd his car
for a trip and directed him 60 tile spot
whore his dead body was found
The case lies largely in tn hands
of Deputy Sheriff Tom Milton who is
doing all in his power 10 clear jt up
The head OF the body was jn SUCH .
state of decomposition Fhsn found
that even the undertakers could MOI
determine whether the man met dealt
through a lick on the head or a bullet
wound
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WOMAN SAYS THOMPSO
ADMITTED KILLING OF
BROWN, NEAR ATLANTA
Omitted press.1

ATLANTA March 10 Bula Put
nam. alleged to be a woman krown
as the wife OF Homer Thompson. who
is sought in connection with the muir
der OF Ernest Brown. 23-year-old De
Kalb county farmer Tuesday is said
to have admitted that Thompson killed
young Brown without provocation in
a statement to Sheriff McCurdy short
" after her arrest last night She
is also said TO have stated that She
and Thompson were not legally mar
ried Thompson arrest is expected
momentarily
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JAPAN BUILDING NAVY
TO EQUAL U. S. WHICH
WILL SURPASS BRITISH

TOXIC, Mar f9-Japan by 1927 VIII
have fleet equal to the United States
while the British navy VIII be third.
it was revealed today Japan is spend
ing onethird OF her national income
on the navy The present program
calls for eight hattleships and eight
cruisers in the next eight wears The
Japanese navy is nearer the strength
Of the American navy that The Ger
man navy was to the British in 1914
Japan is spending FIVE times as much
as Germany did prior TO 1919 on her
laVv.
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HELP WANTED

WANTED-One White or colored
shoemaker. Apply III n. Beach St,
Shoe Shop. p3-1S-3t.
MAN OR WOMAN. all or part time.
TO help sell some of the choicest
homo sites in this vicinity Address
Profitable. Daily News Office
604-3 lift
HELP WANTED Wanted at once a
white girl for domestic service Must
be good plain cook Apply to
Mrs. n. c. Sears. 800 Peninsula
Drive, Daytona Beach, or telephone
1853 710-3-19-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-An old customer of ours
has about forty building lots on
west side of South Riagewood aves
nue. near the Golf Links he will
sell them for less than half their
real value. The small sum of $500
will take the whole of them. free
and clear of all membranes. Call
at our office and see the map 1t
ought to be an easy task to sell
them tor double the money Bing-
ham & Thompson, Agts., ia South
Beach St zoos iS-tf
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FOR SALE Make offer for cyl. Z
pass. Mitchell touring car; no req
sonable price refused. as car must
he sold at once. Ideal Garage.
Daytona Beach. dh4-1S-tf
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TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT BY YEAR-A
furnished bungalow or house in
Daytona. Must be reasonable;
and close in. Rent monthly in ad-
vance. Young married couple. For
occupancy about May 1st. Address
Box TO- Daily News d2-8-tf
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Wanted to Buy.

SECOND HAND furniture bought and
sold. Fair prices paid for used
goods Do not want wooden beds.
gasoline ranges or junk. c. H.
Lane. III North Beach St Phone
SOL 629-9-I6-tf
WANTED TO BUY Regular five
passenger Ford body w. c. Wilcox.
Bay Street Pharmacy p3-t5-7t
WANTED TO BUy-Late model light
touring car, cheap fer cash Must
be in first class mechanical condi-
ton. No dealers A. Michael. 526
S. Beach St. City p3-19-7t
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FOR SALE1.1921 Buick model. s.
passenger. Eve Royal Cord tires.
Been driven 5000 mites. not a
scratch on IT, Will sell for s1700
Seabreeze Garage. 701-3 tS-tf
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The Trouble With Them.

some families" said Uncle Eben
would be a whole lot happier if de.
int kesp tryin' TO put too much JAZZ.
Home Sweet Home IS
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WITH THE THEATRES
WEEK OF MARCH ri, 1921
LYRIC THEATRE

MONDAY
riatf a Chance mathou Hamilton
FOX News.
TUESDAY
Caeates Reformed Vim. Russell
Surto7 Holmes Traveiuuue.
WEDNESDAY
siina Wives-A Super Society
DRAMA Gorgeous Production
Admission for this production. s5c.
THUR DAY
FrontierEcf the Stare ...........
Thomas Meighan
Scenio Reel
FRIDAY
! ne Testing Block Nm. S. Hart
Clyde Cock Comedy.
SATURDAY
Flame OF Youth Shirley Mason
Fox News.
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MISCELLANEOUS

TOURIST WANTS SOMEONE to
share railroad car to ship auto to
Detroit from Jacksonville. VIM.
Snyder, IS Bay St, Daytona
p3-19-2t
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LOST

LOST-A gold watch with monogram
b. A NJ. Finder kindly return to
1856 y. Halifax avenue and receive
reward p319-3t
LoST-lost recently large antique
cameo pin. gold setting Mrs. II.
Gross would appreciate its return
To "a South Beach St 1888 19-3t
LOST On Beach street. gold link
bracelet. Reward of $40 for return
to Daily News. 707-319-7t
LOST-At Auditorium. Daytona Beach
Wednesday evening, pocketbook
with other papers. Finder pleas :
leave at 2e3 Atlantic Awe, Sea
breeze Reward p3 1873
Lon round enameled pin with
oranges and orange blossoms on it.
Return to 662 Peninsula Drive. and
receive reward 69S-3- 1S-3t
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AMERICAN WOMEN TO
MOVE FOR PEACE or
ALL THE WORLD SOON

WASHINGTON. Mar. 10 American
women are determined there shall b.
world peace. declared AIRS Robert n.
Lafollette. vile Of the senator from
Wisconsin tonight. announcing that
the Womens World Disarmament
committee. has arranged nation
vide mass meeting FOR Saster. 10 urge
the Immediately calling of an iuterua-
tiOual disarmament conference
Mrs Lois X Mayes. publisher NLthA
Pensacola Journal arrived ii Daytoha
SATURDAY. for the entertainment OF
the national editors over the week
end, and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
r. r. Fitzgerald at their Bostwick
Park home.
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CHICAGO STYLES IN
EXTREME HEAT SAT,

CHICAGO. Mar 70 Tho tempara.
tute here al O'Clock this afternoon
was as. the hottest March =. in the
history Of Chicago.
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india Progressing.

The first auto matt service n the
Orient has been introduced in Madras,
India.
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FOR SALE-2 new Groom bungalows
nicely furnished. fst houses west OF
Ridgewood. Inquire Phone 504
664-3-10-tf.
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TOR SALE-ThIrty foot cabin eruis-
er equipped with powerful four-cyl-
inder engine. suitable for inland
waters. boat will be sold at once al
a bargain. Apply to A. b. Cram. to
ii a. m. and 2 to p. m No. 27S
S. Beach ST.. over Gruber-M Morris
Store. 37S-1-22-tf
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FOR SALE-Large water tank with
top capacity. 200 bbls Also wooden
beds with springs and mattress
Ford motor made expressly for use
IN boat Albert Diem. Phone 574
Daytona Beach. 260-I1S-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Fine lot of household fur
niture, very reasonable if taken in.
side of three days Owner going
north. Apply at 315 Volusia Ave.
p319-3t
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>EOR RENT Large light furnished
rooms for sleeping; bath and elec
trio lights. In modern cottage. one
block from Oceau-northeast corner
Harvey ana Coates Inquire at
house or Hotel Breakers.
7o4-a-19tf
FOR RENT AT the oil Homestead.
315 n Beach street nicely furnished
yooms for light housekeeping.
7l1S-19-tf
EOR RENT Select first floor furnish
ed apartment. two rooms, bath and
kitchen for month of April $50
rs Live Oak street Daytona Beach
p3-147t
FOR RENT Unfurnished four-room
apartment. bath. gas and electric
lights in Armory building. See
Bgrgman. Is Orange Avenue. Day
tona. 5S6-2-26tf
FOR RENT Large warehouse suit
able for garage or auto paint shop
Has cement floor and large outside
wash rack See LaRue williams at
LaRue Williams Garage. Orange
avenue. 55l2-22-tf
TO LET Three room apartment over
looking the Atlantic ocean, until
May l. Rent reasonable. Apply
Nentune Hotel office p3-20-St
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-To May lst or Nov 1st
three-room modern house. just fin
ished- Mrs. Fl. j, Johnson. 225 Pal
metto ,,naytona Beach 692-3-17-3t
: - me, III, CUT, TsE
al Sterling.
IN. LaGrange.
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FOR SALE-Cut roses OF all colors
at reasonable price. Also many
varieties of ferns Phone 443 or
house address. 225 w. North street.
across railroad. p3-14-7t
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p3-la-3t
SHIPPING AUTO to Evansville. Ind,
or Cincinnati from Jacksonville.
early date. Want to share shipping
car Apply w c. Tucker. Hotel
TribbIe. Port Orange. pS-1s-3t
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
BUILDERS-You can get prompt
shipments OF the best grade of Co
quina Rock in Florida, in any guam
tity, al reasonable prices, from f. F.
Smiths Rock Quarry. Volusia, Flor
ida. Address r. D. Craig. Sales
Agent. care Halifax Investment Co.
Daytona. Fla 703-3-19-7t
o. X. RESTAURANTS Board weekly
$500. p; \. Beach st. p31S-7t.
LADY AND GENTLEMAN motoring
TO New York about April 5th. would
like two or three congenial people
for. company and part expense. Ad-
dress N Y, Daily News. p316-7t
PIANIST Scientific reader, training
at Columbia University Health
talent, ability and business pros
poets. Madam Oldfield. 1e Orange
Ave p3-17-7t
VISIT GIANT OAK, Spanish chimneys,
Log Cabin. Tomoka Ave Ormond
Reservations can be made for out
door lunches made from the heart
of the Palm Tree 3-6-26t
WANTED TO TRADE-V Valuable real
estate for automobile Apply IA
:. Beach, II. b Schultz Realty Com
paDy for further information
554-2-22tf
WANTED-You to list your houses
for rent ana realty for sale with the
Fl B. Schultz Realty Co., Gardiner
Building Phone GA S23- 9-11-tf
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ER SALE-At a bargain, beautiful
nome on corner Ridgewood and Sec
md avenue Inquire rs Second
lsvenue. c. T-ieo Z. II. Skirlo, Day
49,. r. ---.-tf
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Situations Wanted

For the time being the Daily News
will publish ads for Positions Want
ed twice free. of charge. providing
they are not over IS words and the
answers are not to be addressed tc
the Daily News.
POSITION WANTED Young man
would like TO drive car north fer
party Familiar with the roads.
Would start any time. Address L.
T. Daily News. p3-i9-3t
LADY WANTS plain sewing Or mend
ing to do in private family or hotel.
Address Fl. Postoffice Box ga. Day
iona Beach. Fla. d3-1S-3t.
ELDERLY Respectable. white
of coed character would like pos
tion as caretaker. janitor or any
place or trust. w II. Wingfield. Gen
Delivery, Daytona p3 1885,.
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CRYSTAL.
THEATRE

MONDAY
Cheater Reformed VIM. Russell
Burton Holmes Travelosue.
TUESDAY
Haif a Chance Ma,han Hamilton
Fox News.
WEDNESDAY
Pointer Of the Stars
'...--... ...-. Thomas Mejahan
THURSDAY
Marriage Of William Ashe. ....
...--.-.-. May Allison
One Best Pet ~ Chester conedv
FRIDAY
Flame Of Youth Shirley Mason
Fox News.
SATURDAY
Plaything of Broadway .....
--.--,-..- Justine Johnston
Paramount Magazine.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-14

There are about 100000 cot
ton spinGles in the United States.
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THOMPSON

Last week was one-hundred per
cent week at Thompson school. The
student body entered intellectually
into the spirit of the week, and very
Oerceptblc improvement was evidenc-
ed along all lines; attendance, pune,
quality department and recitation.
The pupils of the expression de-
partment under the leadership of
Miss Annie Katherine Mcdonald gave
their first recital on Friday evening
March II. Although this department
had been connected with the school
less than two months, the pupils made
and excellent showing. Many ex-
pressions of appreciation and appro-,
val were heard from the splendid
crowd in attendance, The ladies of
the community served refreshments
and over $25 resulted.
The members of the Senior class
were assigned their commencement
duties last week Besides their grad
uetng themes, there will be the fol
lowing program: Valedictory, Alvin
Doaier; Salutatory, Ruth McCrea,,
Glass History, Ruby McLendon; Glass
WIS and testament Lillian Wishara,
Class P.Ophecy, Florabel Stewart;
Glass Statistics, Julian Thomas. Ev-
cIybody Is busy already and com.
,mencement this year promises sew
elal nights of interest, profit and en-
joyment.
On Friday evening, March IS, the
pupils IF the Ninth and Tenth grades
VII present an unusually fascinating
and attractice comedy drama, THE
Old Oaken Bucket The parts are
all well taken. and those who attend
are assured of an evening of rare
entertainment. The play is stofy
oI rural life, full of the atmosphere
OF sweet flowers, innocent girlhood,
and the well-seasoned humor of the
oIden days, and the unsurpassed faith
and forgiveness of Reuben. Martha
Tom and Jake.
The honor roll for February shows
the result of greater interest and of.
| tort. torty-two names represent
those who have not been absent, or
tardy, during the month. and who
nave made an average of over 90
per cent. They are as follows: High
S5cho2l, Julian Thomas, Ruby McLen-
! don. Lillian Wfshard, Edna Wishard
Brown McLendon, Annie Bivins. Ma.
ron Chappell, Willie Minis Robert
Dozler, Mary Helen Thomas. CAROLYN
hnowIton, Gerald Virgins, Preston
j eager, Nettie McLendon, Lutisbia
logan. intermediate, Lucille An
drews Vela Bivins, Charles Melon
don, William Dozier. l.. W. Wisbard
francis Israel. Herschel Logan, Franz
5eager Marrett Chappen, Christine
Minis, Myron Tedder Edward Dozier
Urinary Theron McLendon. Thomas
Jennings, Douglas Bivins, Robert XII.
4ard, Almer Tedder, Oliver Bisbon.
James kinard, Maybelle Salter, C6I,
pert 2S, McLendon, Fred ,Chappell. Leo
"lgg MS, Leon Virgins, Louise Yea
ger j. W. Law, George Virgins.
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1882 RAISED BY
COLORED SCHOOL
Public Thanked Bv Prin,
cipal Reddick For
Interest

The campaign of the Americas In
stitute colorcd Bar.-st school, to1
funds to qualify it to receive $500
from the General Education board. 2i
New York, closed Sunda- night aItor
a successful week. Principal Reodick.
who conducted the campaign, Monday
reported 3 total of 81 1922 5 raised
among both white and c0lored people
of the community. which was "'"2.Ui
more than the minimum required TO
receive the gift from the East. FIFTY
seven white persons gave a total Of
Sl&e.57, while 1853 negroes donated
"A total of S849 10.
Principal Reddick asked The
Times Recorder to publish a letter Of
thanks from him to the people of the
community for their interest in the
campaign. The letter folliws:
ITO All The People Of Americas
and Community. Greetings:
cat the close of this very event
full campa gn, waged at a time when
financial conditions are most unfav-
orable, | wish to thank you for your
lively interest and hearty support
The campaign was a signal success.
THE waging of this campaign has
served to settle the conviction thai
the people of our community are real.
ly interested in Americas Institute
Every phase of our social order is
represented among the contributors
to the campaign. Merchants, bank
ers, grocers, lawyers, doctors, teach
,ers. preachers, carpenters, black
smiths, day-laborers. contractors.
men, women and children of various
ages and of various religious per
suasion-all are Listed among those
who contributed. In this campaIgll
81 white people gave $482.57; 45S
colored gave S84949.
1T is significant to note the lively
interest manifested by the religious
and educational forces among the
colored people in the city The pas
tors and churches stood layally by Us
and gave both their moral and fnan.
cial support. The teachers and ssu
dents of the Masonic Home school
the Mckay school and Americas In
stitute, rendered unusual services
The Mckay Hill school gave $87.49
and Americas Institute gave $344.75
"The interest manifested and the
sacrifice made in this campaign are
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-14

/ HAVE AN ORDER for $50 Shoats
weighing from 80 to 1870 pounds
and 25 mich cows. If you have pigs
or cows to sell see me at once and list
what you have. Geo. 0. Marshall.
13-3t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-14

No American play of recent years
hae created the profound impression
that Experience" has made. The
phenomenal run of nine mcnths in
~0-~OO~
der Shoe Co., IS; Commercial Ware.
house Co, SIS; w. T. Lane, IS; Cor
don Howell, soc; Cash, 10c Mr.. Sill
yer, 81; T. NJ. Furlow, 81. Total
$22.GO.
Negroes-Dr L. J. Crimson, ST.
Rev. !. H. Holloway $40; Martin Har.
vey 81; Willie Strong 81; II, B.
Smith, 81; d. W. Whitfield, 81; Prof
A. T. jackson. 81; Cheney I. Joiner
Isl; Henrietta Tilton, 81.
Mckay Hill public school COLOR
cd):
Tcachers-A. s. Staley previously
reported) $25; L. NJ. Brinson, 81,
Emma Suimans, 81; Eliza Bethune
ST. Susie Wcstheimcr, 81; Mamie B
Wcstheimcr, IS; Ole B. Hart, $3.50
/. A Taylor 81; Zola Virgins, 81
Loucilc Baine, SIS; l. G, Hilson, 81; B
/. Hill 81; Z. V. Weston, $3.50
Agnes Smith, 81; Victoria Addy, SIS
Pauline Calhoun, 81; Matte Woods
$3.50; Pearl Lindsey $3.50; Mary
K. Lewis, 81; Blanche Staley, 81. To.
tai, sos,
pupiiz-8tb Grade, $1.6O; 7tf
Grade SOS; 9th Grade. 25c; 18th
Grade A. $50; 4th Grade A, 50; 4th
Grade B, 81; 4th Grade G. IOc; 3rc
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-14

Experience" the modern morality
play. viii be presented by i. Ray
Comstock and Morris Gcst at the Ry-
lander March 16.
,-~o.~~~~~D~~~~~4~I~~~-
worth more TO Amcricus and Amari-
Gus Institute than the money sub
scribed; for it will prove to organic
ed philanthropies everywhere that
Americas Institute is the common
concern of all the community in
which It is located and such proof
will 90 fat towards establishing
Ameucus Institute II the confidence
C these lh,ianthron;a organizations.
chic forces Of Americas institute,
both trustees, teachers and students,
pledge YOU their best efforts to prove
themselves worthy Of your continued
confidence and support.
I'VE are more than grateful to
the Americas Times-Recordor for the
unst.nted support it has given in this
movement. 1t would have been more
difficult, if not impossible to have
accomplished what we have without
such loyal support from our local
pepper. Again thanking you, am
Yours truly
IN. w. REDDICK, Principal,
'Amer.cus Institute, AmeTieus, Ga"
Following are the final contribu
tons;
Whites-W. A. Joiner, So; Rylan,
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ATTENDS AGENTS, MEET

%, a. I. Crockett has returned from
~ savannah where he attended on
thursday, Friday and Saturday an
educational conference of agents of
The Equitable Life Insurance Com
pany. Agents from Georgia. Flor,
IDA and North and. South Carolina,
numbering $50, attended. Home Of
flee lecturers were in attendance.
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SELECTED SEED

sFOR SALE - SELECTED SEED
PEANUTS. White Spanish 4c Id. !;
Ala, or N. c. Runners &c h. No
orders for less than 100 lbs Cash
ier's check or money order must ac-
company order. Goff-Hutchison Mere.
Co., Enterprise, Ala. 3Ot-apr6
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FOR SABE--Seed cane in any guam
titles, payable next fall, see al
once$R. L. Maynard of l.. A. Nor
gan loft
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-To buy farm about 100
acres; at least half in cultivation;
balance in wood and pasture; must
have a comfortable house; would like
to buy stock and equipment. What
have you got. have the cash. F.
II. McGill, care F. B. Wells, Route D,
Americas, Ga. SGT
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOR SALE

FOR SALE SEED PEANUTS
Choice North Carolina runner pea
nuts in new 100-pound bags; 3 cents
per pound f. o. b. Enterprise, Ala.
Cash with order. H. M. Sessions d
Sons, Enterprise, Ala. 27-14t