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Only Part Statute
Held Good by Court


TALLAHASSEE, Aug, D.-(speciaL)--
In affirming the judgment of the circuit
court for Walton county in the case of
John Phillips. plaintiff in error, VS.. Thad
Bell as sheriff of Walton county, defend
ant in error, the supreme court today
construed Chapter 1917, Laws of Florida
of 1919, entitled IAN Act to Provide a
Penalty to be Imposed upon Any Person
In This State Who Shall. With Intent
to Injure and Defraud, Obtain or Procure
Money or Other Thing of Value on a
Contract or Promise to Perform Labor or
Service and Prescribing a Rule of Evil
denee Governing Same"
It is held that Section 1 Of said statute
is constitutional, while Section Q pre-
scribing rule. of evidence, is declared to
be unconstitutional. The case is differ
entiated from the case of Bailey VS..
State of Alabama, PIG U. S. PIG, in which
the supreme court of the United States
declared the Alabama peonage statute to
be unconstitutional
The opinion is by Chief Justice Browne
Ira a. Hutchinson and Howard s. Bailey
of Chipley, for plaintiff in error; Rivers
Buford, attorney general, and ]. B.
Gaines, assistant attorney general, fol
defendant in error.
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DENMARK WELCOMES
AMERICAN STUDENTS

COPENHAGEN, Aug. 19.-After a
weeks visit to Denmark, a party Of 10
travelling American students has left
here for Norway and Sweden.
The students are visiting the Scan
dinavian countries under the auspices
Of the International Students Tours
and in cooperation with the American
Scandinavian Foundation. James
creese. secretary Of the latter organl-
cation and Professor Benson, Of CO.
lumbia University, are conducting the
tour. After q short visit to Germany
and France, the students here will
join the rest of the $50 American
students, who arrived in Europe on
board the Saxonia, and return with
them to the States.
During their stay in Copenhagen
the students, mostly undergraduates
from various American universities,
have been entertained by the Ameri-
can Minister, the Copenhagen NUM-
cipality, the Copenhagen University
and the Danish Students Union. They
have visited museums and other
places and institutions of interest I'M
der the guidance Of first-class Danish
experts.
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WESTVILLE
miss May Miller. Corr


C. 8. Matthews and family spent the
week end in MilIviile with his son,
Curtis.
Misses Maggie Adams, and Julia Lee
Cody are home from Tallahassee
where they attended the summer Nor
NAL.
Attorney Walter Kehoe of Pensacola
spent wednesday in town on busi-
ness.
Mrs D, NJ. Testin and children re-
turned to their home in Wilson, Miss,
after spending three weeks in town
with Mrs. Testins' mother, Mrs. Flour
noy.
J. NJ. Brigham is visiting his son,
Carlton Brigham and family and
daughter, Mrs. E. II. Gavin, both of
Pensacola for a few weeks. Vs..
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. D. Villar and
children of Pensacola are visiting Mrs
Viliar's mother, Mrs. Adams, for few
days.
Miss Jean Neel of Tallahassee is
spending her vacation with home folks
here.
Miss Clara Harris and Henry Brown
spent few days in Crestview first OF
the week with Mr.. Browns sister,
Miss Mary Ellen Flournoy spent
Monday in DeFuniak Springs with
| relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H, Dean and chill
dren returned to their home in jack
sonville Friday after visiting Mrs
Deans mother. Mrs. Adams, for two
weeks.
DIR. and Mrs. J. w. Wade, Misses
Julia Lee Cody, Jean Neel and Maggie
Adams composed a congenial party
spending the week end at Camp Wal
| ton.
Our new depot agent. Mr.. Jordan is
pleasantly located at the hotel while
here.
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CALOMEL MAY TURN
ON YOU NEXT time
Nax+ Dose You Take May SaliVate
and start World of Trouble

calonae1 is mercury; quicksilver. 1t
crashes into sour bile like dynamite.
cramping and sickening you Calomei
attacks the bones and should never
he nut into your system.
IF YOU feel bilious, headachy, constt-
na+aS and all knocked out, Just go to
your druggist and get bottle OF bod
sons Liver Tone for few cents which
is a harmless vegetable substitute for
dangerous calomel. Take a spoonful
and If it doesn't start your liver and
strairhten you up better and quicker
than nasty calomei and without max
ing you sick you just go back and get
your money.
Don't take ca1onel It makes you
sick the next day; it loses you a days
WORK.. Dodson's Liver Tone straightens
YOU right up and you feel great. No
salts necessary. Give it to the chill
dren because 1t is perfectly harmless
AID So, not Observation-Disclosures.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-20
FARMERS WEEK
WAS SUCCESSFUL
Many Visitors Attach Their Signatures
to the Statement Of Appreciation.

GAINESVILLE, Fla, Aug. 19-One of
the most interesting features of the
Farmers Week meeting at the Universe
ty of Florida was the signed statement
from the many visitors expressing their
appreciation to the faculty of the college
of agriculture, the experiment station
staff and the extension workers in ag-
riculture and home economics for the
splendid program carried out during the
week, and for the many efforts that were
made to make their stay at the University
a pleasant one.
This expression was presented to Dean
Wilmon Newell bye H. e. Heiberger of
Brooklyn, Fla, at the general assembly,
meeting on Friday morning. Following
this Mr.. Heiberger made a short talk
urging his farmer friends to boost for an
annual Farmers Week through their To-
cal papers and among their neighbors
when they return home.
The expression as presented to the as
sembley by Mr. Heiberger was I'VE, the
undersigned, wish to express our appre-
citation of the untiring efforts that the
members of the faculty of the Univer-
sity of Florida, the experiment station
staff and the agricultural extension work
ers have made to make Farmers Week
a success, and their courtesy and hospi-
tality in making our visit a very pleas
ant one"
This was followed by the signatures OF
practically everybody that had regis
| tered in the meeting.
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MAKING SURVEY FOR
OLD SPANISH TRAIL
Present Route Probably Be Followed
Maintenance Crew To Be
Put On.

DeFUNIAK SPRINGS, Fla Aug
19.-Assistant State Highway Engi-
neer, Chas. F.. Young will begin this
week on the survey for the permanent
location Of this section Of the Old
Spanish Trail from the end of the
present location near Argyle through
the county. While 1t will probably fol-
low the present route for the most
part, 1t may be changed in some sec
lions to avoid railroad crossings.
There IL a .rumor that the State De-
partment will put maintenance crew
on the road east and west Of town,
but there Is nothing definite as to this.
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Preliminary Steps
Taken For Walton
County Fair Soon

DeFUNIAK SPRINGS. Aug. 1s.-At
the meeting Monday to take steps pre-
liminary to holding fair here TINS
fall there were present M. 7. King l..
S. Cleveland, j. w. Mathison ana X
W. Storrs
The dates decided on were NoVem-
Der 9Th, 10th and 18th, and the old OF
ficers continued. J. r. Beard, W. ..
Campbell and H. L. Cawthon were
named as a Finance Committee and
the amount fixed to meet the expenses
as $4,000 less any amount that might
be left over from last year.
The committee on the Woman's De-
partment will be Mrs. John l.. Moore
Mrs. Grace Warren and Miss Anna
Parish.
The committee on poultry exhibits
will also be the same as last year, M.
L. Andrews, z. F. Stanton and L. E.
Mobiles.
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OIL INTEREST IN
DE FUNIAK RENEWED
Contracts Perfected for Thorough Test
And Drilling Operations To
Begin Soon.

DeFUNIAK SPRINGS, Fla. Aug.
i9.-Contracts were perfected Satur-
day for a thorough test to be made
for Oil in Walton county, drilling OPP
erations to be started within ninety
days. Public spirited land owners of
the county met the requirements OF
the oil operators and pooled large
block of acreage to insure the success
Of the test, and representatives OF re-
spensible Texas capital delivered a
bank indemnity bond to guarantee the
completion of a well to depth OF not
less than $500 feet unless oil or gas Is
found in paying quantities at a lesser
depth.
A recognized consulting geelogist
is expected in DeFuniak Springs in
short time to make a complete geo.
logical survey Of all the leases, and to
make a location for the company's
first well.
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MLLLVILLE, Fla, Aug. 19.~-Angelo
Montanari is again on duty here after
an absence of several months.
Mrs. Mamie Oats has returned home
after a several days visit in Fountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reid, of Gala
way, were visitors here on Tuesday.
G. E. Hamilton was a visitor in De-
Funiak Springs this week. He reports
a very good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Cooney, of Mont
gomery, Ala, visited the latter's uncle,
M. N. Carlisle, last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Caswell spent
few days last. week visiting their
aunt Mrs. Kate Nelson, at Portland,
Fla.
We are sorry to note that Mrs. Giles
Hamilton is on the sick list this week.
We hope for her a speedy recovery.
Burglars entered the store of Mrs.
Etheridge on Wednesday night Of last
week and got away with considerable
merchandise.
jeff johnson, of Brooklyn, Ala, is
visiting relatives here and thoroughly
enjoying the wonderful bathing, fish
ing, boating. etc. asa ..s-
Buck" Brock has purchased DR..
Adams residence here, where he and
his family will reside. Mr.. Sloan and
family will occupy his present home.
Cleveland Culbreth made a business
trip to Dothan, Ala. last Friday. On
his return Saturday, he was accom-
panied by his father, who will visit
him.
E. K. Gafford Is shaking hands with
Af
several months. He, accompanied by
Terry, and wife.
Mrs. Ethridge and sons have re-
turned home after spending several
weeks visiting relatives in Milton and
several points in Alabama. They re-
port a most enjoyable visit. We are
indeed glad to have them home again
Miss Maude Bombay. who has been
quite Ill for several days, Is now able
to be out again. She was greatly
missed by her many friends, who are
delighted that her illness did not
prove so serious as was at first
feared.
Mrs. Lille Conant and sweet little
daughter, Matte Ress, left on Friday
morning for Keatons Station, Ala, to
reside with her parents. They made
many friends during their residence
here, who will greatly miss them. They
will receive mail at Dothan. Ala
Rural Route No. 2.
Mrs. Fannie Shipes and daughter
Miss Willie Mae, arrived on Sunday.
Mrs. Shipes will reside with her sis
ter, Mrs. Mollie Warren, and her
daughter, Mrs. Crosby. Miss Willie
Mae holds a responsible position in
the big commissary at Lockhart, Ala"
and after a short visit here will return
to her duties. We are indeed glad to
have Mrs. Shtpes remain with US.
It Is with much regret that the
manv friends Of DR.. and Mrs. Dallas
Adams and family learn that they Will
move to Mariana in a few days.
where they will make their future
home. DR.. Adams is an able physician
and in his going from our midst Mill
Vile sustains a serious loss. They VIII
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LYNN HAVEN

LYNN HAVEN, Aug. 1s.-Quite a
number from hero attended the pic
ture show at the 1dle-Hour Theatre
in Panama City on Monday night.
Kenneth Halt. who has been attend
ing college at Gainesville, Is at home
to spend q few weeks with home
folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy, Of Quincy,
who are enjoying a vacation on the
bay, gave a dinner party at the Hotel
Lynn Haven on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Blodget had the misfortune q
few days ago to fall, fracturing his
hip. We are glad to learn that he is
getting along nicely, and that DIR.
Lowe says he will be in bed only a
short time.
Miss Kittie Middleton and her
brother William, who have been at
tending school at Tallahassee and
Gainesville, are home again and judg-
ing from the expression on their faces,
they are glad to be back.
PROT. L. r. Carley and r. V. Hunt
went out fishing with Lee Porter on
Monday. They had very good luck.
having caught some fifty pounds of
fine trout, and were so delighted with
the DAYS catch that they went again
next day, meeting with the same re-
suit.
A most enjoyable Bridge luncheon
was given today at the Hotel Lynn
Haven by Mrs. W. H. Milton, Of Ma
rianna, but who is now enjoying stay
at their summer home in Old Town,
St. Andrews. There. were twelve tables
a
guests for luncheon. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack, with their niece.
Miss Lawrence. enjoyed a delightful
trip to the Gulf last Tuesday, going
off Beacon Heights, Lands End, and
hack to Panama City, where they were
met by Mrs. Sharpe, who brought
them safely home. Miss Lawrence,
who has been visiting at the Mack
home, expects to return to her home
next week, providing the strike does
not prevent.
The sad news was received here on
Tuesday evening telling of the death
NJ Mr.. McChesney, whose body was
brouxht to this place for burial on
wednesday, funeral services being
held at the NJ. E. church at 500 a. m
Mr. McChesney had been a resident OF
Tynn Haven for a number Of years
waxing his~l1ome with his sister, Mrs
Charley Thomas, who is at the pres
emit time visiting in Wisconsin. He
had recently moved near Mariana
where he had bought land. and was
building "a home there at the time OF
his death. We have not learned the
particulars regarding his death.
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be followed to their new home by the
best wishes of host Of friends here.
During the heavy rain a belt
broke at the mill here, sprinkiing the
.riVets over Mr.. Padgett's arms and
hands, also driving ten-penny spike
head first into his wrist. The mill
physician could not be located, so DR..
Lee, of Panama City, was called and
soon the rivets and nails were ex-
tracted and the ugly wounds dressed.
DR.. Lee lived in Millville several years
ago and has many friends here, who
are glad to know that ne doctor is
ready to serve them rain or shine.
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SOCIAL BRIEFS
AROUND MOLINO
80. Class of Methodist Church
"Ic Gives Party-Many Visitors
in Little City,

uoLlNo. Fla, Aug ls-~-Last Wed"
o,sning the senior class of the
hsso7,st sunday School met at the
As ~ Mr.. and Mrs. J. Albert ia
NOM ,,r few hours Of recreation in
'Cp .,b or7ny games were participated
"".s 49, which a delicious iced course
,.~,ed and the hour for the crowd
va ,,o,~t came too soon for the young
~ had lust begun to have one of
p'ot,,,,, lines Of their lives. All left
NV M. yor the time to come again
hop"s nav could meet at this grand
VIZ. mr. another just such evening.
Nv" ~, rorest Coons and Miss Luna
~ won the first prize while Bill
MU's and Sadie Farmer won the
1oOby prize.
e.. Dolores has as her guest this
o. ,nss Clara Moreno of Pensacola.
w,. 2 N. Holley and children has
nd to Molino, after several
''' ~. visit to points in Alabama.
,r,. vilabell Graham and Mr..
W., D-yer who has bsen spending
DV|s.za5avs at the Brownson home has
80 80 % their home in Pensacola.
,u.. Nell and Kate Vaughn has re-
ID from Tallahassee where they
.ars b,sn attending summer sehooi'
p,u Brownson has his friend Buster
p,1 nsrta a his guest this week,
uor+v composed of Msssrs. Jacob,
1 and Vaughn, and Mesdamss
Mtso . 1acobI and Vaughn spent last
MaSS in Pensacola, they went WIN
ou"S .tst.ons OF going to SauIiey
s aaor5 hut owing to the roughness u
D.. nav they did not go over.
1r III. G. Koobs of Mitchell, South
,.Lo+a was in Moiino, prospectus
49,, t.rst of the week. Dl. kooos wa"
,.,,,rg to buy out DR.. Mason
", w., + r. Henderson is spending 'he
-..al, f., pensacola with relatives So
w. w. 7. p. Mathews is speno4hs
~. lime in Bombay with her motne'
Mr., D. ]. Paul. Mr. Matne"s ~
. .o,o nied Mrs. Mathews over ou' Ne
.stnrned sunday evening
~ ana Mrs. Chas. A. Helms W.
,,onning in Pensacola SATURDAY a
'e[ ,1r and Mrs. Deloch of Pine Barren
r.rs IN Molino, for a short whli9 o~l,
5.v evening. Miss Catherine iNN
he'll. came with them. oo,o
0Ie Wood and family or Pehsac ons
,r.,s in Moline last Sunday 10 spene
~. dov with the formers parents
W. ava Mrs. f. M. Wood.
NJ ana Mrs. w. H. Binson Oh ~,
,,ston Ala, were in Mohno LOT
mort while last Wednesday al'el i'o0'
IN business. .A,o Morgan
vsre over in DeFuniak Springs ias
vesk-end visiting old schooi lrle''U'
80 they say. H,,.,,ass trir
p. W. Mathews made a business -
psnsanola Friday morning. >,
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vo,,no for a short while one day ths
first Of the week. =
v whitaker Of Pensacola was II
,rolino one day the first Of the week
an business. Mr.. whitaker is in the
music house of C. C. McKinnon and ne
was here in interest OF that business.
Mrs. Joseph Gibson is spending
week in Pensacola with her parents.
c. Y. Mayo of Pollard, Ala. was In
Mouno Thursday on business.
Mrs. John Beaumeister and daugh'
tsrs Louise Halle and HELEN were II
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