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rage Thursday at ST Petersburg of
Lorenzo A. Wilson, president Of the VIII
Ison-Tooner fertilizer company here, and
Miss Flora Overly Of st. Petersburg, be-
came known here today.
oRLANDO-Mrs. George Brown. the
I1s-year-old bride who was MORALLY
wounded by her husband, later found
dead by his own hands, in st. Cloud last
Wednesday night. died in local hos
ipital tonight at Gas o'clock The body
Twas sent to ST. Cloud for burial
oLANDo.-More than $50 citizens
heard addresses against the reappor-
tionment amendment which will be voted
upon at the forthcoming election at n
mass meeting in this city tonight. The
addresses were delivered by John L. Nc
Whorter and Perry G. Wall, both of
Tampa. Just before the meeting adj
journed resolutions endorsing the school
tax measure and condemning the pro-
!posed reapportionment amendment were
adopted by unanimous vote.
CLEVELAND, O.-Mrs Mabel Cham
pion. on trial for the murder of Thomas
A. O'Connell, carnival promoter, of New
Haven, Conn, fired three shots at
| O'Connell from Il revolver taken from
the blouse of her dress after taking care
| full aim at each shot, Joseph Schmandle,
witness for the state, testified at the
| trial today.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA war
rant charging him with the seduction of
fifteen-year- high school girl has
been issued for j. William Taylor, prin-
cipaI of the Albern high school, who
mysteriously disappeared from his home
in Alberrnarl county last Saturday. The
warrant for Taylor's arrest was OBJ
tanned by the brother of the alleged VIC
tim.
wASHINGTON-Expe In cot
ton growing are being conducted in the
state of New South Wales. with the as
sistance of the government agricultural
department, according to a dispatch to-
day to the department Of commerce from
Consul Wormuth.
ST. LOUIS-Herman Henry Laumeier.
a wealthy st. Louis real estate dealer
and clubman, today withdrew from court
his motion asking adjudgment OF the
paternity OF boy Of his divorced wife,
and filed motion to reopen the divorce
suit, which his former wife won in June
Of 1919. Lawyers explained the purpose
of the new proceedings was the same as
that Of the old.
CHARLESTON, S. Give hundred
and eighty-four marines today sailed
from this port for Guantanamo, Cuba,
and Port Au Prince, Haiti, on board the
naval transport Henderson. The men
were from the Paris Island marine !
school A huber Of officials assigned !
to various duties in the West indies also
sailed.
NEW YORK-The fact that Benjamin !
p. Ducas, millionaire chemical manufac- |
turer, who died last June, made no pro- |
vision in his will for his wife, Rachelle |
N Ducas, was learned today with the |
appraisal of his estate. estimated at |
s2,707,9 21 net. The residuary estate Of |
50, SOC, 900 was left in trust to the son. !
Robert, now 20 years old.
OTTAwA-The special department Of |
customs men recently organized to |
check smuggling between Canada and |
the United States. has seized from worn- |
en- smugglers almost enough silk to dress J
the whole civil service, jacques Bureau, |
minister of customs. declared today.
PoMEROY, O-Mrs. Susan Kraus. |
whose financial transactions are said to |
have melted her more than $500. 900 on |
unsecured personal notes, win be ar
raigned before Judge A. p. Phillips to- |
morrow on a grand jury charge of en- |
bezzlement and six charges of forgery. |
DAYTONA; Fla.-Women wedged fur !
ther into Daytona's municipal govern
ment today with the appointment b! the !
city council Of Miss Lillian L. Hough !
as city clerk. A few weeks ago DE- Josie !
Rogers took over the mayoralty reins
Of the city.
JACKSON, Tenn.-James NJ. Cox, form
er governor of Ohio, and democratic can
didate for president in 1920 at the clase /
of his address here today, announced that
after making n speech in Indianapolis /
tomorrow night he would return to Ten
nessee, for further addresses. Mr.. Cox /
in two addresses here today, the second
to an overflow crowd which was unable i
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