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Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-27
ITALY CHIEF
MAY NOT OUT
PRE- EM|ERSH|P
Italian Cabinet in Turmoil
Over Powerful Party;
Ministers Resign
MAY CALL ORLANDO
Friction of Political Men
of Rome Cause of
Facta Trouble
United Press Leased Wire

ROME, Oct. 27.-Benito Mussolini
leader of the powerful Fascist, has
been summoned to Rome by Premier
Facta to negotiate regarding inclusion
of Fascist in n reorganized cabinet
under Facta S presidency
The United Press was officially in
formed this afternoon that Faeta for
the present viii not present the resig
nation Of his cabinet to King Victor
Emmanuel.
Facta will resign only in the event
that Mussolini refuses or makes ex-
cessive demands.
LONDON, Oct. 27.-The Italian cab
met has decided to resign and an
nouncement of the fall of the govern.
ment of Premier Facta is to be made
today, according to Central News
dispatch received here from Rome.
ROME. Oct. 27.-The Fascist coup
for representation in the italian gov
ernment was apparently successful to-
day.
Formal announcement of the resig-
nation Of Premier Facta and his en-
tire cabinet was expected today Sew
eral of his ministers have already quit.
Benito Mussolni, head of the mill
tant "black shirts,' or Fascist, ID
the man of the hour.
1t was his frank declaration that his
organization of nearly 100000 extreme
nationalists would fight if not granted
political recognition that preeipitated
the crisis.
Two tatesmen-Vittorio Orlando and
Giovanni Gioltti-were prominently
mentioned today as probable successors
of Facta.
Both have been at the helm of the
Italian government before. Orlando was
the Italian representative at the Yer
sailles peace conference.
1t was taken as almost certain that
if either of them is invited to form
cabinet by King Victor Emmanuel,
Fascist will be offered strong repre-
sentation.
A cabinet crisis was viewed as in
evitable when Michele Bianchi, seere-
tary of the Fascist, stated at the ma
tional convention of the party just
ended at Naples that any cabinet when
sprung from the present parliament
was Illegal, pointing out the flaws in
the election machinery which swept
the present deputies into office.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-27
ARROWHEAD FIRE STILL BURNS
SAM pERMARnIN0 Calf Oct

fIhG SIlII bOHNS
SAN BERNARDINO, Calf. Oct.
27.-Latest word from the forest
fire raging in Little Bear Valley
at o clock today is that unless
the wind changes the properties of
the Lake Arrowhead Lumber Com
pany, estimated as worth $3,000,-
900, will be saved. The fire is
burning over about five miles of
territory, part of which is great
trees. The flames are about IS
miles from Big Bear.
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KAPITOLA XIV.
VycItky svsdomi.

Horace, ohrav Sc, obratil Sc
od krbu a zpozorovav, &c OH a
Lady Janet jsou v pokoji sa-
motni.
"Smim navstiviti Grace?"
taZal Sc.
Has, .jimz otazku tuto pro-
nesl, ucinil neprijemny DOZEN
ma Lady Janet. Poprve We SVEN
zivote jala Sc porovnavati Ho-
race Julianem - ma ujmu
Horace. Byl Bbhat; potomkem
stareho rodus muzem bez1-
honneho karakteru. Vsak ale,
ktery z oboussjest vzdelanej-
sim, ktery dobrosrdecnejsim?
Ktcry z obou jest muzem do
konalym?
"Nikomu neni dovoleno il
navstlviti,' odpovedela Lady
Janet a tobe tim meme"
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lekar poda pax 1fedni zpravu
"a ona dana bude pod zakoni-
ty dozor."
Lady Janet Horace pohli-
zeli udivene ma sebe. Julian
byl, die JeJich nahledu, tim
poslednim muzem ma svete, kite
! ry by Sc odhodlal k prostredku
= moudremu a pf.isnemu - O
nemz prave mluvil. Lady ia
net zadala vysvetleni.
"Proc tom mluvis teprve
nyni?" tazala Sc. "Proc isl mi
drive, nesdelil opatreni, jez jsi
zaridil?"
"Ponevadz isem nemyslil, tie
tinko, re toho bude zapotfebi,"
odvetil Julian smutne. "Nutite
mne k doznani, re pravnik le
kaf shoduji sc s vami v nahle-
du, re neni pfi zdravych smy-
slech. Pouze ma jejich pokyn
sci jsem k pfednostovi. Taxa
ii Sc mne, zda-li neuspokojivy
vysledek meho patrani ma pev-
nine, neutvrzuje We mna do
mnenku, ze mysl zeny te neni v
pofadku. Byl jsem nucen "a
jmu obecne poctivosti pridati
Sc k tomu nahledu, nacez jsem
musel uchopiti Sc prostredku,
jejz lekar a pravnik "a potreb-
ny uznali. Ucinil jsem svoji DO
vinnost - bolestne proti sve
vlastni Will. Davam Ma jevo
svou slabost, vsak ale nemohu
snesti, ably tim ubohym tvo-
rem bylo drze zachazeno. Je-
j klam jest 'beznadejny, jeji
postaveni politovanihodne !"
Has jeho vaznul. Obratil Sc
nahle a wal klobouk. Lady
Janet pospisila "a MIN u dve-
ii jej oslovila. Horace usmival
sc satiricky ohrival Sc u o.
hne.
"Odchazis, Juliane!"
"Jdu k vratnemu. Chef mu
dati vystrahu pro pripad, ze
by se~zde opet objevila.'
"Prijdes sem zpet?" a po
tichu dodala: "Nepreji 81 pro
jistou pricinu, abys, Juliane,
nyni dim mil opustil."
"Slibuji, re sc nevzdalim, do
kud bych Sc nepostaral o Vasi
bezpecnost. Budete-li Wy, neb
Vase prijata dcera polekany
opetnym vetrenim Sc, rucim
Yam "a to cestnym slovem. ze
poslu svoji navstivenku do .po-
licejni stanice - jakkoliv to
pro mne. bolestnym bude." A
pc tichu tez dodal:
"Mezitim, pamatujte 81, co
jsem vam sdelil, kdyz jsme by
Ii 0 samote. Co Sc mne tyce,
chci Sc Grace tax zridka se-
tkati, jak jen mono. Naleznu
Vas, az Sc vratim, opetne V
tomto pokoji?'
"Ano."
"Samotnou?"
Ma slovo toto prilozil veliky
pfizvuk. Lady Janet porozu-
mela, co pfizvuk ten zname-
ma.
"Jsi skutecne," septala, "tak
do Grace zamilovan?"
Julian uchopil jednou rukou
rame Lady Janet a druhou u
kazal na Horace - zadami k
MIN u krbu obraceneho.
"Nuze?' pravila Lady Ja-
net.
Nue. odvetil Julian s L.
smevem ma rtech Il slzou oku,
"nikdy jeste nezavidel isem nj
komu, jako zavidim jemu -
S temito slOvy opustil pokoi.
KAPITOLA XIV.
Vycitky svedomi.
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KAJlCNA HRfSNICE.
Roman cd Wilkie Coinse pro "Domacnost"
angliciny pfelozil Gust B. Reisl.

vice o lekari! Nam no dost y
Kde jest - tva uboha DANA,
ma ztrest6na bidnicc - kde ie
nyni? Jest dosud V Londyne?"
"Ano.'
"Dobre. Povez mi nyni, jak
zabranim jejimu opetnemu pfi
stupu do meho domu a pred nj
uchranim sebe Grace. kdyby
sem opet pfisla 2" nH
20 tom jste chtela Sc mnou
mluviti?"
"Ano, a nicem jinem."
Oba byli do predmetu, o
nemz hovorili, tax zabrani, re
Sc nepodivali do sklenniku, v
nemz Sc v tom okamzeni obje-
vii mezi kvetinami muz, vstou-
piv tam re zahrady. Muz ten
nebyl nikdo jiny nez Horace
Holmcroft. Nez vstoupil do j.
delny, zastavil Sc a uprel I'VE
dave zrak svuj ma zada hosta
Lady Janet - jelikoz die jeho
postavenl pouze zada videti
mohl. Po male prestavce host
promluvil a tim vSecka nejisto
ta stran jeho osobnosti zmize-
la. Horace byl zvedav co asi
Julian V soukrome rozmluve
tetince vypravi; cekal tedy o.
kamzik ma prilezitost k nasy-
ceni sve zvedavosti. "Vam ami
Miss Roseberry netfeba nejake
ochrany pred tim ubohym, O.
klamanym stvofenim,' pokra-
coval Julian. MAN ma nj vel
ky Vliv = uspokojil jsem il,
re jest to zeela zbytecne, OBJ
jeviti Sc zde."
"Dovolte,' vpadnul mu do
reci Horace, mluva Sc schodG
sklenniku. 'Neucinil jste nic
pCdomeho."
"Nebesa, >HoraceW zvolala
Lady Janet. "Odkhd pricha-
zis a co tim myslis?"
"Slysel jsem, re jste Sc vcera
vecer Grace navratila. Pri-
chazim tedy, abych neobtezo-
val sluzebnictvo, nejkratsi ce-
stou.' Ma to Sc obratil k Ju-
lianovi. "Zenstina, niz jste
prave mluvil. byla zde opet
Ia nepfitomnosti Lady Janet. !"
Lady Janet uprela okamzi-
te zrak svuj ma Juliana, on
vsak il pokynutim opetne uji-
still.
'Nemozno," pravil. "Nekde
musi byti mylka."
"Zadna mylka," odpovedel
Horace.
"Opakuji, CO jsemn prave sly
sci Cd vratneho. Nechtel to sde
liti Lady Janet, ably il nepole-
kal. Pouze pred tremi dny O.
povazila Sc ia zenstina zadati
jej adressu Lady Janet. O.
vsem, re j j odeprel."
"Slysis, Juliane." pravila
Lady Janet.
Julian nejevil zadne znam-
ky nepokoje nebo pokoreni.
Vyraz obliceje jeho byl V Okla
mzeni tom vyrazem uprimne
soustrasti.
'SProsim, nclekejte sc, tetin-
ko,' pravil mirnym tonem. 20
povazi-li Sc opet vas neb Miss
Roseberry znepokojovati, jest
V me moci il okamzite zadrze-
IT,"
"Jak?"- tazala sc Lady ia
net.
"Ano, jak?" pfizvulloval
Horace. "Odevzdame-li il poll
eli, staneme Sc pfedmetem We
rejneho pohorseni."
"Toho sc obavati nemusite,
postaralt' jsem Sc 0 to- pravil
Julian; vyraz sklicenosti v o.
bliceji Jeho rOstl postupem re-
ci. "Nez jsem sem dnes prisel,
mluvil jsem pfednostou to-
hoto distriktu ucinil jsem
3platne opatreni V blizke poll
cejnl stanici. Ma doruceni me
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"BvET".

o"pOFO0 odlo Lueld cStTc. u
stepacne, vsak ale Horace. ia.
ko vetsina modernich mladi.
XII, neporozumel il a proto po.
! kracoval:
"Chcete tim, tetinko rici, ze
Miss Roseberry jest ma, luz.
ku?"
"Chci tim pouze rici, re
Miss Roseberry jest We SVEN
pokoji. Chci tim Tici, re jsem
jiz dvakrate Sc pokousela OTTO,
ably Sc Miss Roseberry oble-
kla a prisla dolu - vsak mar
ne. Chci tim rici, re co Miss
Roseberry odeprela mne, ode
pre- tim spise tobe."
Co tim jeste vice Lady ia
net chtela rici, media Sc tax sna-
dino vypocisti. Pfi posledni We
te zaslechla v knihovne sustot,
podobajicl sc susteni hedvab-
neho satu. DIE zvyku mladych
Anglicanu zvolal Horace: "Co
vsadite, tetinko, re jest to
Grace?"
Lady Janet nevsimla 81 SLOW
jeho; zrak jeji byl upren ma
dvere knihovny. Sustot ma Okla
mzik ustal. Pozvolna Qtevrely
Sc dvere knihovny V Mich OBJ
jevila Sc Grace Roseberry.
Horace special il vstric /;
chtel promluviti, prekvapen a.
lie zmenou, ktera-se udala S je-
no snoubenkou od te DOLBY, CO
j posledne videl, zustal zara-
zen stati. Vyhlizcla mensi IA
slabsl. Kracela volneji nez oby
cejne, mluvila meme slabsim
hlasem nez drive. TEN, kdoz
il videli pred objeyenim Sc
cizinky q Manheimu, zdala Sc
byti yrakem sve drivejSi by
tosti. VSak ale vzdor vsem TEN
promenam vezelo V nj dosud je
il drivejsi kouzlo; velkolepost
hlavy eei, Jenny soumer tva-
ri, nehledana vnada Y kazdem
pohybu - slovem nepremozi-
telna 'krasa, kterou utrpenl a.
hi cas- zniciti nemohou.
Lady Janet sla il vstlic a
vzala j vlidne "a ODE ruce.
Mile dite, budiz nam opet
vitana. Prichazis dolJl k Will
mne?"
Grace sklopila hlavu, tise
prisvedcujic. "Zde jest nekdo,
jenz touzil te spatriti, Grace"
pravila Lady Janet ukazujic
ma Horace.
Grace nezvedla zraku sve-
no; stala pokorn6, zrak majlc
upren na maly pracovni kosi-
eek, ktery mela ruce, V nemz
romantic druhy vlny k vysi-
vanl Sc nachazely. "Dekuji
Yam, Lady Janet" pravila sla
be. "Dekuji vam, Horace"
Horace wal j vlidne "a ru-
ku dovedl il na pohovku. -
Chvela Sc a ohlizela Sc bazli-
We kolem sebe, kdyz sedala ma
pohovku. Poprve vstoupila o.
pet do jidelny cd te DOLBY, co Sc
zde setkala domnele mrtvou
tvari V tvar.
"Co te sem privadi, draha ?"
tazala sc Lady Janet. Navstev
IA byla by teplepslm a pfijem
nejsim mistem pro tebe."
V tom vstoupil sluzebni a O
znamoval jmeno navstevovate-
lc. Lady Janet povzdechla q
hluboka. "Pujdu a odbudu jej,'
pravila, podavailc Sc nahode.
Go ty Grace, budes delati?"
"Dovolite-l, zustanu zde."
"Budu il spolednfkem,' dodal
Horace.
Lady Janet otalela. Slibila
Juliahovi, ze jej zde sama oce-
kavati bude. Bude miti dosti
casu k odbytl navstevy a uvede
III sve prfjatc dcery do navstev
ny, nez sc julian vrati? Costa
4. :.
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ce mne, totiz re nevideli v dom
ku zadnou osetfovatelku V GER
mem obleku. Kdyby tam byla
byvaia, byli by il pry jiste ma
lezli u ranenych Francouzn.
Cerveny kriz zenevsky byl by
.ji dostatecne chranil, zadna
zena, rnajici tento cestny od-
znak, nezneuctila by Sc tim, a.
by opustila ranene drive, nez
tam N6mci' pfisli."
'Zkratka," pferusila Lady
Janet, ''neni zadne Mercy Mer
rickove." S
"Jsem tehoz nahledu.' pra-
vii Julian, "lec by nahled le-
karuv praydivym byl. Vyslech-
nuv, CO jsem vam nyni vypra-
vel, pravil, re zenstina ia neni
nikdo jiny nez Mercy Merricko
va sama."
Lady Janet pozvedla ruku
ma znameni, re chce :uciniti
nejakou namitku. Y
"Zda Sc, re. jste lekarem
vse urovnali k uspokojeni obou
stran," pravila. "Vsak ale sta
va zde jcdhe namitky, kterou
zadny vas dosud nevysvetlil." ;"
Jake, prosim?"
"Mluvis dosti ustepacne, Ju-
lane, tvrzcni te pomatene
zenstiny, re Grace jest zmize-
leu osetfovatelkou d ona sama
Grace. 1Vsak ale dosud jsi me-
vysvetlil, jak il tato myslenka
napadla a Vice. nez to, ,jak to
pride, re zna me jmeno a mou
adresu jest uplnG obezname-
ma listinami a zalezitostmi
Grace. Veci tyto jsou osobe
mych obmezenych schopnosti
hadankou. Muze mi je tvuj chy
try pfitel, lekar, vysvetliti?"
"Chcete vodeti, 60 pravil
dnes rano?"
''Vezme to dlouho?"
"Asi minutu."
'pfekvapujeS mne. Pocni
tedy,"
"Chcete vedeti, jak Sc dove
della Vasem jmene a zalezi-
tostech Miss Roseberry,' po-
cal Julian. "Lekar pravi jed
MIN neb dvema zpusoby. Bud
to Miss Roseberry mluvila o
vas svych vlastnich zalezito-
stech, kdyz byla S cizinkou We
francouzskem domku; aneb
zjednala 81 cizinka tajne pri-
stup k listinam Miss Roseberfy.
Sdillte sebou nektery z tech
to nahledu?
Lady Janet pocal nahled ten
zajimati.
"Zcela dobfe,' pravila. 'Ne
pochybne mluvila Grace ne
predlozene vecech, jez by
starsi a moudrejsi osoba byla
pro sebe podrzela.
"Zcela dobre. Nahlizite te-
dy, ze zenstina ia, kdyz byla
granatem ranena 0birala Sc V
mysli sve S totoznosti a zalezi-
tostmi Miss Roseberry? Uzna-
vate, ze snad tomu tax? Do
bre! co nasledovalo? Ranena
zenstina privedena operaci k
zivotu a stane Sc silenou v ne
mocnici V Manheimu. V case
ieji sllenosti myslenka o totoz-
nosti Miss Roseberry kvasi v je
jim mozku a dosahne nynejsi-
no prevraceneho tvaru, v nemz
Sc dosud naleza. Nezbytny ma
sledek toho jest, re 81 pomatla
obe totoznosti. Ud;1va totiz, &c
ona jest Miss Roseberry a Ora
ce Mercy Merrickovou. Tot je
nahled lehafllv. CO soudite o
nem?"
"Jest velmi duchaplny, mu-
sim rlci, proto vsak neuspoko-
juJe mne zcela. Myslim -"
Co Lady Janet myslila, neby
10 urceno k vysloveni. Zamlce-
Ia Sc n;ihle a pozvedla1 ruku
podruhe.
Il. 7
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ARGYLE

w. E. Anderson, of Argyle, is now
SECTION foreman at Gait City. And
Dan Vaughan, CT Chipley, is foreman
here.
Rev. NJ. G. Taylor has just returned
from a business and pleasure trip
through South Florida. The friends
of Miss Evelyn Vaughan gave her a
surprise party which was very much
enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. Warren, our county demonstra-
ton agent, was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Fulcher, who spent some time
at the Killough house, has returned to
Nashville. Tenn.
H. A. Douglass is looking after his
cattle this week.
A. G. Douglass and family, Of De-
Funiak Springs, were calling on rela-
tives Sunday afternoon.
On account of highwater our rural
mail carrier has been unable to make
his round trip for two days.
Mrs A. NJ. Green of Bombay, is
spending this week with her parents
here.
John D. Vaughan left Monday night
for Tennessee to be absent about
three months.
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Tuesday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Mason, when Miss Lula
Smith entertained in honor Miss
Mattielle Davis, whose marriage to Mr..
Wolfe, of Okeechobee, is an approach
ing event OF interest. After a guessing
contest Of "a things found on penny,
a lovely bouquet of handkerchiefs,
which had been arranged into roses by
Mrs. r. G. Harris, the tuIle and RIBBON
streamers in Eastern Star colors hay
ing attached to them the names of the
donors, was presented to the honoree.
Ice cream and angel food cake was
served
The ladies of the Gretna Presbyte-
| rian Church celebrated the tenth ami
versary of the Woman's Auxiliary at
the home of Mrs. w. III. Maxwell. flIly
ladies were present and the collection
amounted to SD.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Sampson. OF
Boardman invited Thursday to wit
ness the graduation Of their grand
daughter, Miss Sarah Shaw.
! Those boys leaving Monday for
Gainesville to take the short course at
| the University were Virgil Parker, Ed
ward Lee Cochran, Lin God Beyis,
Minor Gatlin, Luther WOODBURY., j. u.
Shepard and Wallace Hawkins. The
scholarships were given, two by .. M.
ICollins and one by the First National
Bank, of Quincy; one by f. p. Havi-
land, of Havana; and three state
prizes.
! The Gadsden County Hospital was
1.-THE recipient recently of $3.50 from
the members of the Episcopal Church;
1912 from the Methodist Sunday School;
$25 from the Woman's Auxiliary of the
Presbyterian Church. The Jewish
Ladies' Guild presented gowns, bed
jackets; 2 kimonos and several citi-
Ezens have sent groceries, vegetables,
Eetc.
The Epworth League entertained
Friday afternoon with a swimming
Eparty at Lillian Springs in honor of
the graduating class of the Quincy
High School. After the swim a boun-
itiful supper was served.
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CALOMEL GOOD
BUT AWFUL
TREACHEROUS
Next Dose May SaIivate, Shock Liver
or Attack Your Bones.

You know what ealomel is. It's mer-
curry; quicksilver. Calomel is danger
Gus. It crashes into sour bile like dy-
Mantle, cramping and sickening you.
ca1onel attacks the bones and should
never be put into the system.
If you feel bilious, headachy, consti-
pated and all knocked out just go to
your druggist and get a bottle OF Dod-
sons Liver Tone for a few cents, which
is a harmless vegetable substitute for
dangerous calomel Take spoonful
and if it doesn't start your liver and
straighten you up better and quicker
than nasty calomel and without max
ing you sick. you just go back and get
your money.
Don't take calomeli 1t makes you
sick the next day; it loses you days
work. Dodson's Liver Tone straightens
you right up and you feel great. NO
salts necessary. Give it to the children
becaues it is perfectly harmless and
can not salivate.-Advertisem
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CARRIERS

w. n. Hartgrove made his weekly
visit to Valparaiso Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Mckee and chill
dren went to Freeport Saturday. Mr.,
Nc returned the first Of the week but
Mrs. Mckee and children expect to
remain for a weeks visit.
Wilmer Hall was visitor to Pen
sacola this week.
]. NJ. Reynolds, w. n. Hartgrove
and Mrs. Hartgrove spent "Wednesday
morning last week in New Valparaiso.
ID. i. Sullivan returned home Satut-
day after several days absence.
W. NJ Harrg-oye was business
caller in thu Wright neighboraood
v ednesday.
E. A. Mooacy returned home Tues
day after several weeks absence to
parts of Alabama.
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For United States
Senator
A Second Term.

TRAMMELL'S OPPONENI
continues to knock and make
UNFAIR CHARGES. Trammell
has done no knocking and has
made no attacks on his oppo-
nent,
ONE OF THE RECENT
CHARGES made against Tram
nell by his opponent is that
Trammell voted against return
ing the railroads to private
ownership. TRAMMELL DID
VIGOROUSLY OPPOSE the
railroad law even though he ia
vored and desired to have the
railroads returned to private
ownership. TRAMMELL Is
PROUD of his vote against this
law. THE LAW WAS WRIT
TEN AT THE BEHEST OF
THE RAILROAD OWNERS and
no regard whatever was given
the shippers and the industries
of the country. ON ACCOUNT
OF THE FAVORITISM TO
RAILROADS in the law, great
damage has been done to the
AGRICULTURAL AND BUSl-
NESS INTERESTS of the ma
ton.
FLORIDA HAS PAID HER
TOLL, SIXTY SEVEN PER
CENT INCREASE IN FREIGHT
RATES IN FLORIDA, A Bill
LION DOLLARS GUARAN-
TIES PAID TO RAILROADS
FROM TAX MONEY EXACT
ED FROM THE AMERICAN
PEOPLE. ARE SOME OF THE
DISASTROUS RESULTS OF
THE RAILROAD BILL TRAM
NELL VOTED AGAINST. His
opponent thinks Trammell gull
tv of an offense and seeks to
have the voters of Florida pun
fish Trammell for voting TO try
| to protect their interest.
TRAMMELL'S OPPONENT
has no company in his appeal to
the voters to punish Trammell,
for his vote, except some Of the
railroad owners.
TRAMMELL SERV E S
| CREDIT instead of punishment
| for his stand for the fruit grow
ers, the farmers and all other
Florida shippers and consumers
of his State who have been BUR
DENED WITH A FREIGHT
RATE INCREASE OF SIXTY
| SEXEN PER CENT ON AC-
| COUNT OF THE BILL HE
VOTED AGAINST and for
which his opponent makes an
attack on him.
Trammell wanted the rail
roads returned to owners but
felt that it should be done by
a law that did not allow such
outrageous and unreasonable
freight rate increase on the peo-
pie of Florida.
THIS CHARGE AGAINST
TRAMMELL HAS JUST AS
MUCH MERIT AS ANY 9TH
Err OF THE MANY KNOCKS
AND CHARGES IRA NJ
| MELL'S OPPONENT II A S
| MADE AGAINST HIM. THE
VOTERS WILL NOT BE MIS-
LEAD, THEY KNOW TRAM
| NELL HAS BEEN FAITHFUL
AND LOYAL TO THEIR IN
| TEREST.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04

I hereby announce my candidacy for
the office of County Judge of Escambia
County, Florida, subject to the action Of
the Democratic Primary June 9Th, 1922.
II elected I promise to discharge every
duty faithfully, honestly and ccnscien-
tiously. Your vote and support win be
appreciated. f. B. CARTER, JR.
wish to announce to the voters of
Escambia county that / am a candidate
for the office of County Judge of Escam-
bia county, Florida, subject to the action
II elected 1 viii faithfully and conscien-
tiously perform the duties Of the office
The support of all democrats is solicited
JOEL FRAZIER.
for County Judge, subject to the action
OF the democratic primary, and win APP
preciate the support of all democrats OF
JAS. II JOHNSON
I hereby announce myself q ca ndidate
for nomination to the office Of County
Judge Of Escambia county, Florida, sub
ject to the Democratic Primary TO be
held on the 6tn day OF June. 1922.
d. WEBSTER BERRY.
I respectfully solicit the vote Of the
white Democrats Of Escambia County
for the office Of County Judge and VIII
sincerely appreciate their support IN the
primary OF June g. 1922.
ROBERT P. STOUT.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04
FOR CONGRESSMAN

wish to announce to the voters Of the
Third Congressional District that am
of CONGRESSMAN from the Third Con-
greseional District of Florida, subject 70
the viii of the Democratic electors in the
primary to be held on june 5, 1922.
T. H. SMITHWICK.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04
A. D. CAMPBELL.

hereby announce my candidacy for
Railroad Commissioner in Group No. z.
subject to the action of the democratic
primary, June 6. Having done much bus
mess in the shipping line for the past
number of years I feel that / am quail
fled to serve in the position. earnestly
request the votes Of the democratic cleo
tors r. L. EATON.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04
DISTRICT NO. 3.

I hereby announce my candidacy tof
the office Of County Commissioner from
District subject to the action OF the
Democratic party. This is the first time
1 have run for office and the support O,
my friends will be appreciated. I an q
Pensacola man, having been horn and
raised here, and pledge myself to the
Couny.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04

take this method Of announcing to the
voters of this, the First Judicial Circuit
that am candidate for Circuit Judge
of this Circuit, subject to the action Of
the Democratic voters in the June Pri-
mary / have practiced law for ten
wears and held a judicial position for
six. Your vote and support is earnestly
solicited and will be sincerely apprecia-
n. NJ. MAGAHA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR STATE SENATOR

At the request Of many friends I here
by announce myself as a candidate for
State Senator from Escambia County
subject to the action Of the Democrat lie
Primary Of June 9Th, 1922.
will appreciate the vote and suppsrt
Of the citizens Of the county.
w. c. FILLNGM
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
OF ESCAMBIA COUNTY.

] am a candidate for the Legislature
in Group one. as one of your represen-
tatives. and will profoundly appreciate
the support OF all my Democratic breth-
ie'' % JOHN CLAY SMITH
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04
FOR COUNTY COMMITS.
SIONER
pISTRICT NO

hereby announce my candidacy tof
reelection for county commissions
from District One, subject TO the action
of the white Democratic Primary Of JuE.
T. T. WENTWORTH, Jr.