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Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24
LARGE ATTENDANCE
MARKS KNIGHTS OF
PYTHIAS PARTY

Over e53 people attended the
KNIGHTS of Pythias Christmas par
tv which was given last evening
~ the X. p. lodge with the BOY
scouts Of Troop 20 as the guests of
honor Of the occasion. The enter
ta.nmeut opened with the prcscnta,
tion of Il large silk American flag
trimmed with gold lr.nse and bear
ing fhe scout insignia to the mem
bcrs Of the troop by Chancellor Com
mndcr Ralph Noyco. Scoutmaster
Ray Vermillion is in charge of Troop
a6. Mrs. Il. \. Chestnut led the
carol singing, Mrs. Adelaide lIalt-
man gave a vocal solo and her little
three war old daughter gave piano
sole. \ voc;l uuct was given by
Mrs. Winifrcd McIver and Miss
Kathleen McIVer. with Mrs. &.
&. Hicks aeeomPan,st, and Miss
Harriet stafford gave 4 toe dance
Following the splendid program
he huge Christmas tree became the
of interest and candies were
given to ali the kiddies present.
while boy scout diaries were pres
,nted to members of Troop 26.
The remainder of the evening
was spent in dancing and dainty
refreshments were served tatef.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24
FAMILY DINNER
PARTIES THE VOGUE
HERE TOMORROW

Special Christmas festivities nave
been planned in numerous II Gei. ro
homes tomorrow ami Il large num-
Der of relatives and friends from
out-oftown will enjoy Christmas
here.
Mr., and Mrs. c. l.. Scott will en-
tertain relatives and friends at
Christmas dinner tomorrow at their
home Wenslev avenue. Gov
ers WI. ed at he dinner for
Mr., /. Z. Wills of Braw-
ley, sdith Wills of BraW-
lev, ~ a Mrs, J. Dummond
Huston of Imperial and chii.iren,
and the host and hostess
Mrs ". !. Reid win entertain
with delightful Christmas dinner
at her home at 523 Holt avenue to-
morrow. Covers will be placed for
eight guests and out-of-town guests
VIII be Mr.. and Mrs Burlington
Ralph Of San Diego.
Mrs. s. w. LeffingwCu Of 6Is
Euclid avenue Will also entertain
number of special guests tomorrow
at Christmas dinner, including Mr..
Lewis and his wife DR.. Ruth Lewis
of Brawlev and C. W. BRAND OF
Henes.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
TO HAVE SPLENDID
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM

4 splendid Christmas program will
be presented by the Sunday school
of the State Street Christian church
this evenin- :, and a Santa Claus and
Christmas tree with gifts for AL
Will be features OF the evening. Mrs.
y. /. Graves IS in ,-."rge OF the
program, assisted by Mrs. Waiter
RavburR.
The opening number on the pro
gram will be TEL lie the Story Of
Jesus, PLAYED by the Sunday
school orchestra. :. Silent Night,
viii be sung 10y the members Of the
SUNDAY school with the orchestra ac-
campaigning, while reeitations Will
be given b. Mary Hoppin and John
Ferris. \ charming play i'll three
scenes viii be the number given by
the primary department members OF
the sunday school Other numbers
are also programmed and cordial IN
Vitatiou i extended tn everyone To
eH iav this Christmas entertainment,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24
G-NGERED APPLES

For five pounds of prepared ap-
pie, allow five pounds of grana.ated
sugar. five ounces of ginger loot,
three lemons. and pint of water.
Bruisc She ginger root. and put it
over the fire with the water Let
it simmer some hours, adding Wa
ter, when needed, TO get a strong
decoction Of ginger. Wipe the lem
ons carefully, then CRATE off the
thin yellow rind, and extract the
juice. Add these to the pint of
ginger water. Remove the pieces
OF ginger from the water, II tie
them in a muslin Cloth anl le. them
remain till he .confectioh is finish
ed. Add the Sugar and the apple.
Select tart apples, pare and core,
then chop them rather coarse. Roll
the whole until the bits of pple
look clear. Then store in jar.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24
Society, Clubs, Lodges,
Churches and Schools
Nc fHrltGiIcEs Are
Necessary for Local
Members Eastern StuI

\ The committee in charge Of the
invitations to the New Years Ball
of Signal Chapter Ne. 276. O. l. $.
announces th& no invitations viii
be mailed to members of the local
chapter 5 heretofore has been the
cus>sm, deemna this action I'm
necessary.
Local members knowing of visit
ing Mason Of Eastern star members
may procure invitations ;heough
Mrs. \. Is. Arnold, worthy m"tron,
telephone 69l. Any members of
these organizations not receiving
invitations are cordially invited to
attend the ball. which will be one
Of the most important eren-s of
the Eastern Star wear.
Invitations have been limited to
Nasons, Eastern Star menI0crs,
their families and escorts.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24
Wen ARCICR Business
.Ndr of This City
WcdS in Oklahoma

Announcement Is made of the re-
cent wedding of Miss Jewel Horne
of Durant, Oklahoma, and Homer X.
Reed of this city. They were mar
ried At quiet ceremony At the
bride S home in Durant on Decem-
ber II, and after Il wedding break
fast left Immediately for Imperial
Valley. driving he entire 100
miles b. automobile. The couple
were childhood sweethearts before
Nh Reed removed to FL Ientfo,
where he is co-partree in The well
known groeeEF sG'a e Mcintyre
ard Re-. III couple via make
tAe.c home in TINS city.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24
SCOUT TROOP No. )
GUESTS AT HONE
OF DIR. DUP0 II

Bov scout members of Troop )
were entertained at one of the jol-
lest Christmas parties Of the season
given IT the homo of Seoutmaster \.
Z. Dupoi4t at Az Sandalwood last
evening. Lovely red poinsettas and
other Christmas decorations carried
cut the Christmas. motif, and a huge
Christmas tree aglow with tiny col
ored electric lights and claNora-eiy
decorated containing gifts for ev-
ervone, proved one of the attractive
features of the evening. Boys Of
the troop presented Seoutmaster
Dupont with lovely gold euff Turks
and a gold pencil, while their gifts
were the boy scout S creed beauti-
fully engraved and artistically
framed.
During the evening a special pre-
gram was presented by the boys for
DIR. Dupont Several orchestral
numbers were given by Victor Het-
gel. who pl@vfd the piano, Neal
Ross. violin. Sammy Eastmant flute,
and Charles Flmagin, clarinet. John
Ariaudo gave 81 violin Solo, accom-
nanied bv his brother Arnold.
A number of games were enjoyed
including musical chairs. parlor soc
cor. Chinese letters, black magic and
Others. A limerick contest was the
source of much amusement and
prizes were won by John Ariaudo
and Sammy Eastman tor the best
miniatures made out Of chewing
gum
Delicious refreshments Of can
dies. popcorn, cake and chocolate
were served. Those present includ-
ed Arnold Ariaudo, John Ariaudo,
Neal Ross, Victor Hetzcl, Sammy
Eastman, Charles Flanagan, Emmett
whitney. Chester Collins. Selwyn
Bowies. Dick Horkett, Hiram GoI
don, Sam Weir aud John Nichols.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24
Why ure ood
oisons So Many!

ness, sourness and gos ou wprh'url
stomach, loss of appetite, sirk head
ache and nervous, tircd-out and
rundown condition.
Get Quick Relief
Clcnse and tone your liver, and
get quick relief. Strengthen weak
encd stomach, brace up your whole
system aud have purcr blood TO
keep You feeling fit at this scason
DR.. II. s. Thachcr, noted medical
practitioner, has perfected whole
some vegetable prescription that Is
giving renewed strength, energy and
vigor to numbers of men and women
aud children here in Fl Ceutro. II
is proving - great boon to thousand
who feel the need of good tonic
this winter.
Helps Numbers Here
Read the statement above, fry
this great medicine in your own
! case. Notice the quick difference in
the way you look, eat, sleep and
feel. You, too, will be satisfied, az
others have, or there will be no
cost.
DR.. Thacher's Liver and Blood
Syrup is sold and recommended un-
! der this guarantee by Loynd Drug
! Co. and all other leading druggists.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24
HAROLD LLOYD
AT THE TULANE
CHRISTMAS DAY

From uil'eateg 10. fre#eater IS
tho Transformation Of Harold I'oyd
Ia why Worry his uew Hal
Roach Pa;heepmcdv coming te the
Gulaur thes ter tomorrow. When
introduced in the story ke Is a rich
aud idle youth whose seIe oe ora-
zion is fighting the various germs
he iragines BE las.
He seeks res: aaa sesiHsi5a Ia
farawav FaradjSo aH3 soun becomes
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24
MRS. FRANK YOUUG
In PERTAINS tVF4n
BIRTHDAY PAEa' 7


Mrs. Frank Yclng was Hostess to
group of her friends last evening
when She entertained with birth
day party at her home at 3S3 Euelid
avenue Appropriate Christmas dec
oratioms were employed in the home
and TIE evening was spent informal
Il in various games and radio music
was enjoyed, Dainl~ refreshments
were served during the evening.
Among those present were Mrs.
Frank Cote of Los Angeles, Miss
Alberta Smith of Los Angeles, John
w. Kramer of Redlands, Lowell
Kramer of San Francisco, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Kramer of Silsbee, Mr..
and Mrs. F. G. Haven, and Mr. and
Mrs. George Wilsie.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24
Judge MuyfieId and
Wife to Entertain

Judge and Mrs. /. Mayfield Of
1876 Len Rey avenue are planning
To entertain Il group of ',heir friends
and members of the family at dim
Eer on Christmas. elaborate Christ
mas decorations win be employed
throughout the house and there will
be Christmas tree Among those
present will include Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Williams and son Basil
Williams and Paul Mayfield Mr.,
and Mrs. II. c. Cochran of Los An,
gelcs were also expected but word
has been received that they viii
unable to be present,
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24
Miss MGrlyS Sargent
En.eTtGinS Friends
JF.th House Party

Miss Maflrs Sarg II entertained
a erauo If hor friends with " de
lig4tf1I ,lum5cr pa = On Monday
evening # this week at her home
AZ g. Htl-lcy avenue. compliment
tarv IL Aiss Lys Ray Ldyayca who
is leaving I, Centre during the
middle Of january. The evening
was spent informally i'll p,aving
games and telling fortunes AMI d
delicious waffle breakfast was SLY
ei the next morning.
The guests included til" Misses
I.a7a4ea. Helen Williams Of Holly
wood. Jean Meyer, Helen Mack,
Helen aad Sara Stokes.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24
L EqSfcTn Star CiGUter
HectS Next Friday

There viii be & regular meeting
IF he Eastern Sta chapter, here
Friday evening at Masonic Hall,
when baloting viii be one i the
important pieces OF business reeeiv
ing attention. Ii IS realized mat
many viii be away for the holi lays
and all those members who are IN
town are requested 70 make a spe-
cial effoIs % be present en- Friday
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24
.ErS. C0Ggins GiUeS
Dinners for Visitors

Mrs. c. f. Coggins~ entertained
small informal dinner party last
evening at her home at 534 Holt
avenue. with Mr.. ana Mrs. :. o.
Williams OF HOLLYWOOD as the aon-
or guests Of the affair other
guests present were Mr. and Ms. l..
=. Sargent and daughter Miss Mar
L. Snrrrr+
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24
Coolidge viii
Resign, She
Says

Uy UnIied Press heased Wire
PARIS, Dec. 24.-President
Coolidge will sbandon his post.
Russia will change is govern
ncnt.
England will witness a tre-
rltndous growth Of Socialism.
The king Of Italy will have
many troubles.
Spain may revolt against the
directorate.
These are the principal
prohpecies for 1925 issued today
by Mime. De Teleme, self styled
"prohpotess OF the stars.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24
CITbPr oTTE GREENWOOD
WEEDS BRITISH COM 35Ei

EHW YORK. Dee. sa.-- The mar
.iaga cf Charlotte Greenwood, mu-
seal com,dv stir. tfmncr.y Of Les
Angeles. % Martin Bgoonts, Brit
ISL. compose. Of music, was rulhoune-
ca here tod dsy. MISC Greenwood
must ao ip Boston Christmas light
for the opening of the Ritz revue.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24

Los geles-Mrs. NJ. T.. Simpson
viii be the dinner gdcSt ct Miss
MAY Fcaster on Christmas eve. The
odd angle to this is that it will be
the 20th consecutive December 24th
that Mrs. Simpson has dinci with
Miss Feaster They started the ha-
bit in New York years ago and it
has never been broken.
Los Angelos-JamcS Eads Howe,
the millionaire hobo will play
santa Claus to several hundred un-
/. empleved at supper and entcr-
ttinmert tonight,
Los Aagelcs-Somcone 5 supply Of
Christmas liquor was spoiled today
when a still in house on Marsh
field Way exploded with terrific
force. Tic roof WAS blown off ,hc
res dence which was badly dam-
aged by Erc. Officers said they
round 300 gallons Of moorsbinc, =
eases & ajeoho! ana other liquids in
the house but the djs,iHcr WAS
missing.
San Frarcisco-Sap, Cutter. pro
hibitio0 official, received a Christ.
mas card from It man ne sent to
prison for bootlegging. The card
bore the picture of Sro:thmw IN
tuii rega Ia and this message: Am
sending vou little Scotch for
Christmas.
Freepcrt. I. Eight white rohed
klansmen acted as a boayguard To
Santa Claps. who distributed fruit
and candy To children Of all creed,
II Il ku klux Kim party here. \
cross cf red electric lights thanked
the Christmas tree.
Gan Francisco - Charles D'Arcy,
esnlptroiicr Of Il local paper com
paHy, will sPeul Christmas ont ot
.4iL where he went Voluntarily
-dtrrr JaaH i"v lis wife $1,000 ba,s
aimo~~. f~r rarcr company drcil-
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24

>oilyd ao@ busy yonng maa oe-
,upicJ in routing out % band u des.
petatc rrVo.UtjouIsts BY ta-t time
he has discovered what everyone
else - always knoWu-he W1sn I
sick at al, except for neart
stro.b}s which the girl hc loved hop
eA Has Iurngah...
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24

4 silk culture specialist has offer
ed to start six farm ~ Eseon-
dido, san Diego county, II ctilehs
VIII cooperate.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24

Tie Hemat Saa taeinto valley this
yea predueed: af~cof.. 9aoi tors;
peaches. 2G01 toms. Uaiuu,s. 800
tous: oranges. IL cars; alfalfa seed.
,5e, 300 puuitd
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24

aypos t.aia viii receive The 1921
cotton cran II ii. paIo Verde Val
ICY, Rscr4,e county. -,cVeu thou.
sari bair- seii f'c nfntrt ao| % sab
taAt.a. ge4i..t IS !..u~ offered
a...a.#- D.. ~ t#t.. #t.-- -.....
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24

caicsEo - l. Eeiug to BE- "a
=. Happy Nay Year in Chicago,
bat not 'shInpy New Year - Chief
eff peIiee Collins hats announced. No
thing on the mp anywhere but in
vour owa horne. Collins stated. Pub
lie cr.s kie2 VII be suppressed, lac
So, ,-t>.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24

Horizontal
/. } chest bone
=. Goddess Of agriculture.
.. Dccp leaning
4. Track lcft BY q wheel.
>. Fab behind.
G. Waistcoat.
:. Enclosure.
Is. IA the direction of.
9. Dip.
10. Greek lc..cr.
u. Zcaiously.
Vc-ticaI
/. \ color
> Iucisions.
u. Weakened.
-. Regret.
u. Flower
-. Wager.
is. Water fowl.
i. Fodder pit.
Is 4 grain,
19. Long life.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24

cd DARCY was needed aud paid the
alimoaN rs Il Christmas present.
New York-Ar,ns folded. indiffer
eut to biting wind, Frank Kccfe
posed Is nude Christmas statue
ON the corner Of Third avenue and
18th street early today until ar
rested He slept in the ambulance,
victim of holiday hooch. -
NeT york Announcing himsel
as m eltra messenger sent by "a
ewqtown service il search of Christ
mas funds. man was entrusted
with sf4,1Vo il securities by White
house \ Company, brokers. De
tse'Nes roa. ase Euntiag the youth.
New No-k-it took isaaorc Young
Jus, > baa.s to get himself all
nj r tlXcd MP for Christmas. lie
tried 10 hold NJ Abraham Golden,
ran, U.s. caught, pleaded guilty and
Wis sentenced to five II Ten wears
~ ~a2 sag, 81 in tie same morn
Ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24
Christmas Jingle Bells Over
the Country Tell Joy, Tragedy

cd p'Arev was needed aud paid tn,
alimouy rs Il Christmas present.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-06
CLAYTON To ENTERTAIN
1ST DISTRICT EDITORS

SAVANNAH, Ga, March g..
The thrice-a-year meeting of the
First District Press Association, Of
which W. L Sullivan, of Wayne3-
>boro, and D. G. Bickers, of Sas
vannah are respectively, president
and secretary-treasurer will be held
at Claxton in Evans County, the
only point in the district. which
has newspaper and which has not
entertained the lively little bunch.
President C. D. Rountree, Of
Wrightsville; Vice President Emily
Woodward, of Vienna of the state
association, and Gordon Chapman,
of Sandersville, vice president of
the National Editorial Association,
are invited to be present and speak !;
as also are Judge Walter w. Shep-
p&rd of Claxton, and a representa-
tive of the State College Of Ayr
culture, Papers from the following
places will be represented: Saw
annah, Stateboro, Waynesboro,
Meter, Hinesville, Millen, Sylvansa
Briar Greek Claxton, Pembroke
Reidsville, Ludowici, Springfield.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-06
THOMPSON STUDENTS
TO VISIT SMITHNLLE.
''Hoodooed Coon Presented All
School Auditorium Proves
Huge Success

The play entitled 1.-THE Hooded
Coon" given Friday night the % Of
February was a decided success.
The night was fine, there was a full
house, and more than sixty dollars
was realized. The play will be TAX
en- to Smithville Friday night March
Z.
Thompson has all set for the
countrywide debate March IA At
this time Thalean school comes ais
visitors, returning the visit Thonip-
son paid them Dec. IA last year, in
which Thompson school defeat
Thalean. The question Resolved
that boil weevil is more of a help
than a hinderance to the state Of
Georgia" will be discussed, Thomr-
son champions defending the affirm
which Thompson school defeated
ed by John Harmon and Christine
Tedder.
Mrs. Mcdonald of the school fac
ulty was called to Atlanta Friday
morning, on account Of the death
of her brother. She has the sym
pathy of the entire school commun-
| ity.
The boys and girls are using ev
cry bit of their spare time, fitting
themselves for the track meet in
Americas the end of March. The
High school athletics is in the hands
of Prof. Bell, vocational instructor
Miss Mcdonald has the grammar
school in charge.
At meeting of the senior class
last week, it was decided that the
class, instead of planting tree in
its memory, memorabilia itself by
centering its attention on the H.
brary. 1t was decided to designate
the week beginning March II as
Library Week, and during that week
to make a united effort to add
books to the library,
The Times Recorder has genereu.,
ly agreed to give the use of its
! columns, and friends of education
from all over the county are goiag
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-06

EXPECT VOTE ON
SHOALS BILL SOON

WASHINGTON, March 6.-The
house Tuesday began consideration
to Henry Ford's offer for Muscle
Shoals.
A resolution was adopted giving
right of way to the Mckenzie bill
which would authorize acceptance
of the bid with general debate
limited to ten hours.
This action, taken after an hour 5
discussion, leader agreed, assures
house vote before the end of the
week on the Ford offer which mas
been pending before congressional
committees for several years.
Debate, which the house decided
must be confined to the bill, is to be
divided equally between proponents
and oronents of the Ford bid.
On its completion the Mckenzie
draft will be read paragraph by
paragraph, under the five minute
rule permitting amendments.
Opponents of the bill plan to
make no effort to defeat it but will
seek to put through amendments
materially changing terms of the
offer.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-06
RAIN PREVENTS MERCER
BASEBALL. PRACTICES

MACON, March Goodies os
rain STOPPED the Mercer University
baseball practice yesterday after.
noon and candidates for the Orange
and Black nine had to be content
with sitting around discussing the
coming seasons The first game of
the year will be played in Florida
March II, when the Mosley outfit
will-invade the Peninsula State for
six-game series. Head Coach
Stanley Robinson made the an
nouncement yesterday that practice
would be resumed in full force this
afternoon the weather permitting.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-06
Iiggett & Myers Tobacco>Compary

Lggett & Myers Tobacco~Compary
10y whom he is mpIoyed, escaped
unhurt here Wednesday when train
No. 2 of the Wrightsville & Ten
mile Railroad company ran into his
car at the crossing above the sta
ton. Shelton was evidently pro-
ceeding at a moderate speed as he
had just reached the top of the
incline when the collision occurred.
A long line of box cars on storage
track between Shelton and the on
coming train prevented either Skci-
ton or Engineer Cochran from be
ing able to avert the collision. The
impact turned the car turtle and
headed it in the opposite direction,
practically demolishing it.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-06
BEN LOW ACCUSED OF
MYSTERIOUS MURDER

FAIRBURN, Ca, March GA
sworn statement by Henry Bailey
negro, raining Ben Low. also a ne
gro, in connection with the muir
der of w. F. Grant, Fleetwood
4elegraph operator, who was shot
five months ago while making out
his midnight train reports is thought
by authorities here to clear up the
mystery.
Bailey claims that Low, who is
held at Gainesville in connection
with the Staying, admitted to him
some time ago that he killed Grant
pledging Bailey to secrecy. Bailey
was arrested soon after the Shoot
ing, but was later released, and
was then re-arrested Saturday
when Sheriff G. +. Jenkins de.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-06
CLEANUP CAMPAIGN
STARTS IN HANCOCK

SPARTA, Ca, March 6.-The
cleanup and paint-up campaign
which bgan in this county on the
first of the month is getting under
way and the projects now are tina.
many buildings will he painted. An
effort will be made to paint all the
school buildings in the county.
Work has already begun on the Cul-
verton Devereaux, Jewell, Beulah
and Penden schools. The roofs of
the Sparta school buildings viii
also be reprinted. The paint for
a greater portion of this work has
been donated by different manurac-
turing, concerns through the county
agent.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-06
PREPARE CHARGES
AGAINST DAUGHERTY

WASHINGTON, March g.
Charges of failure to enforce the
antitrust laws in connection with
cases transmitted by the Federal
trade commission probably will be
the first produced against Attorney
General Daugherty in the investiga.
ton ordered by the Senate.
This was indicated late Thursdar
by members of the special commit
tee after another meeting at which
procedure was discussed and the
privileges of Mr.. Daugherty's coun-
sci determined definitely. Senators
adheared to the plan to begin the
hearings early next week.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-03-06
STATE CONVENTION
TO MEET APRIL q
Delegates To Atlanta Gather.
ing To Be Selected Upon
Unit Plan

ATLANTA, Ga March CO.
fetal ballots for the state president
ial preference primary to be held
March 10, viii be furnished each
county by the state Democratic
executive committee, according to
resolution adopted by the sub
committee of that body at it's recent
meeting here.
The resolution provided for the
printing of 100000 ballots and as
many more as may be. found neces-
sary, to be distributed to each
county for the primary irrespec.
tive. of the date of the county PR
mary. 1t was formerly customary
for the state committee to furnish
ish the county committees with the
form of the official ballot and the
printing of the ballot was done by
the different counties, it was stat
ed.
The names of Senator Oscar W.
Underwood and William G. McAdo3
will be only ones to appear on the
ballot, the entry list having been
declared closed by the sub-comrnit-
tee at its meeting here. Caadi-
dates had been given until noon cf
March A to qualify.
AS to those entitled to vote, the
sub-committe ruled that "any per
son who has duly registered ten
days prior to the date of the pri-
mary shall be entitled to vote un-
less the county Democratic execu-
tive committee has made rule to
the contrary, in which case, the CON
mittee's rule will prevail" 1t was
agreed that the hours for openin G