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SOCIAL CLUB wins
FOOTBALL GAME

In the first football game of
the season in Key West. the
Young Boys Social Club defeat
ed the Cuban Club to the tune of
6 to 0.
Starring for the Y. B. S. C. were
Watkins and Lopez. Esquinaldo
AMI Kid Pelican held down their
ends for the Cuban Club outfit.
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80 oNR
a IoINT RESoInTInN

A JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an Amendment to Article
V of the Constitution of Florida
Relating TO the Judiciary by Add
ing Thereto an Additional Section
to Be known as Section IS Proyid-
ing for the Reduction of the Num-
her of Jhdicial Circuits of this
State and Requiring the Reap
poftionment of Such Circuits and
the Judges Thereof.
Re Ii Resolved by the Legislature
OF the state of Florida;
That the following amendment TO
Article V of the Constitution of this
State relating to the Judiciary by
adding thereto additional Section
IS as hereinafter set forth. be and
the same is hereby agreed to and
shall be submitted to the qualified
voters of the State of Florida for
ratification or rejection at the next
ensuing general election that is to
say. that an additional Section 10
be designated as Section As of Ar
ticle v of~thes Constitution of Flor
| ffa be adopted to reaa as follows,
to-wit es-sssss
Section As.
fa1@ There shall be no more than
/ fifteen judicial circuits of the State
of E1erida2s TO be appropriately
designated, numbered and defined
by suitable law enacted by the
Legislature for that purpose in ae-
eordance with the amendment; Pro-
vided that no judicial circuit as de-
fined by law hereunder shall EN-
brace less than fifty thousand in
habitants according to the last pre-
ceding State or Federal census; and
provided further, that no judicial
circuit existing at the time of the
ratification of this amendment shall
be affected. altered, or abolished,
except in the manner provided in
this amendment for carrying the
same into execution, nor shall any
existing Circuit Judge or State At
| torney be disturbed in the tenure
any commission held by him on the
date this amendment is ratified.
(b) 1t shall be the duty of the
LegiSlaturesat its next regular ses-
sion after the amendment shall have
been ratified to pass suitable laws
to carry this amendment into ef-
feet, and to make effective the re-
apportiOnment and reduction of
Judicial Circuits and Circuit Judges
hereby contemplated.
(c) There shall be one Circuit
| Judge to each Judicial Circuit but
| additional Circuit Judges for Judi
claI circuit may be provided for by
law as authorized by Section 43 of
| Amended Article V of this Con-
| stitution, but the total number OF
! Circuit Judges apportioned to any
| one Judicial Circuit shall not ex-
coed one Circuit Judge for every
! fifty thousand inhabitants, or major
1 fraction thereof, after this amend
/ ment shall have been put into ef-
| feet.
Cd In Circuits having more
! than one Judge the Legislature may
/ designate the place of residence of
any such additional Judge OIL
| Judges
(e) The re-appOrtiOnment OF
Circuits and Judges thereof hereby
! provided for shall become effective
I sixty days after the act providing
/ for same shall have become a law
Approved June 6. 1888.
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Mw taa hes 90 zen know I'm
taH ass 60 . Eefsou sea wants"
Ts4 awrxed Falks have told me
a aeW sea. Touy Gazetti for
~
~ 49, Teuy's preinaiced and
z4 tsaN tlaiians. yea DO them one
N tafa sd they are true Tor iife."
xAsSfs lafaL a coarse. bat not
~ fessaH~
sea Is. ! have = terrible TEN
- hs 4ieaYs getting ne into
~
ss ssarl % that tos. Anne calls
faAet tsaiNnsiion Besides.
taA - nef aiiaxslheF bilnd. deaf
&as esmh : iese yoa lusf as you
Ere - asaelian hefoFe the house
Ma@i sea baf ne no yoa think you
sa haEn ie lore q FELLOW Ike ne
80 eaeasa b mafry himg"
IL teae aaa wislfal In a Marian
- 81 ~ hafi % the small boy
80 - Anaau poxerty and never
~ sseefefsa fram the blight Of
8 safne4
lea ess sbf1ei. lauKhter 10 her
so gea sre hlind. Deaf and dumb.
#E44 wefen1 Kon'd knus I've been
essI sfeis % ioxe with yOu
sAe nftl momsni I met y0u."
$50 eind uhippcE aToand the
#A# ef fae nFrat Fock. whined, then
M - lat8 $3.50 carrying scIntilat-
s Nw anaEhiea wigh Il. but In
~ e emfiained ear. aarmed
@# ~ lhaiF hianksls aud each
s s4mM thay eat unconscious
s. rs Nin4 az the vast amphi-
@les 81 meaaiain tops and lakes.
ea tAs moader 81 anding their
49, mHl4l h11eFeF. eouldnt keep
- - 80 81 saFiy spring forever.
80 i1a. ailh uewiy awakened con-
Nt44tlen 80 the eiri beside him.
f#N3 1eeea ~ hostie % coffee be
SO skH2 - e TIE hotel cafe. and
- ~ &c grsuna beef for Hero.
Xas re dee. Who had been leap
~ sa6nl IL the snow. raced 10 the
&c whsa lea whistled. gazed al
49, masser with wise eyes as Lon
HseAiel Marian as the future Mrs
EA4sA as oaercd bis paE with the
fsa sKpF1saian % one whose sen
ARE aafia. having discovered
- psuxlmnity Of raw beel eonsia'
mas sew mlsireases Of secondary
4aefianee.
Hhan siowly. bceauso one-stmeo
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A Joint Resolution Esrop0siz@ an
Amendment TO Article VIII Of The
Constitution Of the State Of Flor
ida Relative 10 Cities and Coun-
ties.
Re II Resolved ny the Legislature
OF the State OF Fasrislas
That the following Amendment to
Article VIII Of the Constitution Of
the State of Florida relative 10
cities and counties, 10 be numbered
Section 9 of said Article VII. be
and the same is hereby agreed To
and shall be submitted TO the cleo
tors Of the State at the General
Election TO be held ON the first
Tuesday after the first Monday in
November. A d. 1884. for ratifica-
tion or rejection, to-wit:
Section 3. The Legislature shall
have power to establish. alter or
abolish, n municipal corporation TO
be known as the City OF Jackson
Vile, extending territOrily through
out the present limits OF Dnrai
County, in the place of any or all
county, district, municipal and local
governments, boards. bodies and Of
ficers, constitutional or statutory.
legislative, executive. judicial, or
administrative. and shall prescribe
the jurisdiction, powers, duties and
functions Of such municipal cor
poration, its Legislative. executive.
! judicial and administrative depart
! ments and its boards. bodies and Of
ficers. 10 divide the territory in
cluded in such municipality into
subordinate districts. and TO pre-
scribe a just and reasonable system
/ of taxation for such municipality
and DISTRICTS and to fix the liability
Of such municipality and districts.
Bonded and other Indebtedness. ex-
I listing at the time OF the establish
ment OF such municipality, shall be
/ enforceable only against property
/ therefore taxable therefor. The
Legislature shall, from time 10
/ time, determine what portion OF
said municipality is a rural area,
and a homestead in such rural area
shall be limited as If in a city or
town. Such municipality may ex-
ercise all the powers Of a municipal
( corporation and shall also be recOr-
! nized as one of the legal political
divisions of the State with the
duties and obligations OF a county
and shall be entitled to all the
! powers. rights and privileges, in
GLIDING representation in the State
Legislature, which would accrue 10
(! IL il il were a county. All property
OF DuVal County and OF the muni-
/ cipalitieS in said county shall vesx
! in such municipal corporation when
| established as herein provided. The
offices of Clerk Of the Circuit Court
and Sheriff shall not be abolished
| but the Legislature may prescribs
1 the time when. and the method by
| which, such offices shall be filled
/ and the compensation to be paid tc
such officers and may vest in them
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THE SPORTSMAN'S
CODE
Issued BY Governors Committee
On Public Safety

essseeesssSessesSs0esos~
IL will never allow the muzzle
of my gun to point at anything
which l do not intend to shoot.
HI ~ viii never load my. gun
when the muzzle IS pointed at any
part OF my body or at any person;
nor stand in front of anybody who
is loading a GU.
81 viii never cock my gun
| and pull the trigger for fun.
Al will never shoot directly
at flat, hard surface, a bottle or
similar object, as the bullet is GER
tain to ricoehet (glance) from it.
81 will never handle a gun
without first opening the breech
to be sure the gun is empty and
looking through the bore to see
that it is clean.
81 viii never carry my gun
loaded except when hunting and
will then be sure that it is locked
in the safe" position.
II viii never shoot at a
song-bird or harmless animal for
sport and viii always be sure
that no wounded game is left to
suffer.
81 will remember that a %.
caliber bullet will travel three
quarters of a mile or through nine
inches OF ordinary board. and will
ricoehet long way across water.
81 will always put my gun
muzzle first through a fence be-
fore / climb the fence-and | viii
climb over between the next two
fence posts.
10 will always give my gun
a thorough cleaning as soon as |
am through firing.
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No. TWO
A JOINT RESOLUTION

4 JOINT RESOLUTION
"A Joint Resolution Proposing an
Amendment to Article 10 of the
Constitution of the State of Flor
ida by Adding Thereto an Addi-
tionaf Section to Be Known as
Section 4" Relating to Home
stead and Exemptions.
he It Resolved by the Legislature
OF the State of Florida:
That the following amendment to
Article 10 of the Constitution of the
State of Florida relating To home
stead and exemptions, by adding
thereto an additional Section to be
known as Section a. providing that
no assessment for any State or
County or Municipal taxation shall
be levied upon the homestead. he
and the same is hereby agreed to
and shall be submitted TO the quail
fled electors of the State of Florida
for ratification or rejection in the
general election to be held on the
first Tuesday after the first Mon
day IN November, A. ID. 1884. that is
ticle 10 of the Constitution Of the
State of Florida relating TO home
stead and exemptions, an additional
Section TO be known as Section ~
81 said Article. which shall read as
follows:
Section a. There shall be ex-
empted from all taxation. other
than special assessments for bene-
fits. to every head of a family who
is a citizen of and resides in the
State of Florida, the homestead as
defined in Article 10 of the Con-
stitution OF the State of Florida up
to the valuation of 100000, pro-
vided, however, that the title to
said homestead may be vested in
such head Of a family or in his law
full wife residing upon such home
stead or in both
Approved May %. 1888.
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1S15-Ehzzoeth l. Co.
American Quzker ss1iuizser. zrs-rr
worker IN al good cuusex uun o.
the nobleSt % the wunaeu 81 Aer
day. born in Englzna Esee A.
3. 1891.
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No. FIVE


Amend Section q Of Article Ill
OF the Constitution Of the State
Of Florida. Relating to County
and Municipal Governments
BE It Resolved by the Legislature
of; the State of Florida:
That Section "a Of Article Ill of
the Constitution Of the State of
Florida relating to county and
municipal governments be and the
same is hereby amended, and as
amended is agreed to and shall be
submitted to the electors Of the
State Of Florida at the General
Election of Representative to be
held in 1884 for approval or re-
lection. Said Section "a of Article
III. as amended. shall read as fol-
lows:
Section p. The Legislature shall
establish an uniform system of
county and municipal government,
which shall be applicable, except in
cases where local or special laws
Tor counties are provided by the
Legislature that may be ihconsis-
tent Herewith. The LEGISLATURE
shall by general law classify cities
and towns according to population,
and shall by general law provided
for their Incorporation. govern
ment, jurisdiction. powers. duties
and privileges under such classified
lions. and no special or local laws
Incorporating cities or towns, pro-
viding for their government. Juris-
dietion. powers. duties and pri-
vileges shall be passed by the Lcgis-
lature-
Approved June 6, 1888.
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lSll-Abiel A LiTermure. mz-
ed Unitarian clerxymar- 49,
Theological Schooi urez5asuf wns
author, born az WIi1aa. ~ D.
Died there. Nov 2R- 1sa2
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Be IL Resolved by the Legislature
OF the State Of Fforidas

That the following amendment to
Section 10 of the Declaration of
Rights of the Constitution of the
State of Florida. relating to Grand
JurieS, informations, preSentments
and indictments of persons for capt.
tai crimes and other feionies. be,
and the same is hereby agreed to,
and shall be submitted to the quail
fled electors of the State of Flor
ida, for ratification or rejection, at
the general election TO be held on
the first Tuesday after the first
Monday in November. A. d. 1884.
section 10. No person shall be
tried for a capital crime unless on
presentment or indictment by q
grand jury, and no person shall be
tried for other felony unless on
presentment or indictment by a
grand jury or upon information I'M
der oath filed by the prosecuting
attorney of the court wherein the
information is filed, except as is
otherwise provided in this Constitu-
ton, and except in cases of inn
parchment. and in cases in the
militia when in active service in
time of war, or which the State,
with the consent OF Congress, may
keep in time of peace. Any person
under such Information, present
ment or Indictment for any felony
not capital may De 2fTdlEntQ ana
may enter a plea in term time or in
vacation. and the Judgment and
sentence of the court on a plea of
guilty may be made and entered
either in term time or in vacation.
The Judge of any circuit court is
authorized to dispense with the
SummOning, empanelling, and con-
vening of the grand jury at any
term of court by making, entering.
and filing with the clerk of said
court a written order directing that
no grand jury be summoned at such
term of court, which order of the
Circuit Judge may be made in vaca-
tion or term time of said court The
Legislature shall have power by
general legislation to regulate the
number of grand jurors to serve
upon, or constitute, n grand jury
and to fix the number of grand
jurors required to vote for and re-
turn an indictment or preSentment.
This amendment, upon ratifica-
ton as aforesaid, shall take effect
at midnight on December 3lst, 1884,
without the necessity Of lcgisla-
ton"
Approved June Z. 1898.
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WINS on snow glazed mountain
.'as = dialenlt. they drove on nm
~ dawn overlook them below The
snow lire. AID lighted the road b.
.aem with q soft. gray light.
II vas probably the beauty or the
aishway between the sferras and
San Francisco Bay that caused them
= spend 20 many hours In reaching
1aeir destination. There was a dog.
.ood tree in fun bloom to be appre-
They left the ear 10 look az II.
.oand some fishermen frying trout
ever Goals. and didn't refuse the
-, bacon and coffee offered them.
ahes parked on aigh spots and
watched the Bear River roaming
along beneath them and promised
70 camp On its banks some day.
They parked on the banks Of the
sacramento River. for no particular
reason. parked there several times
on TIE dykes to look down on the
aoam OF blossoms In the orchards,
ana they stopped on the Antioch
nfidge to look at the dusky purple
q Mount Diablo in the distance.
EVENTUALLY. however. they
reached home and Marian went
70 ner apartment TO ind Anne Just
aeakening from her days sleep.
Ny word" she said. stifiing a
yawn. did You find a gold mine in
Renog"
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professor of law, member of the
National Industrial Recovery
BOARD. born in Tennessee. 53
years ago.
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Rudolph Forster. executive
clerk in charge of the White
House Executive Offices, born in
Washington, GO years ago.
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4 IOINT REsOLTTI0N

y Joint Resolution Proposing
Amendment 10 Article IN OF the
Constitution OF the state Of Flor
ida Relative To Taxation and FL
nance. TO Be Known as Section II
Of Article IN
BE 1t Resolved by the Legislature
of the state of Florida:
That the following amendment to
Article ~ Of the Constitution Of
the State Of Florida TO be known
as Section IL OF said Article N, be
and the same is hereby agreed to
and shall be submitted to the cleo
tors Of the State OF Florida at the
General Election TO be held on the
first Tuesday after the first Mon
day in November, 1884, for ratifica-
ton or rejection
Section Il For a period of fiji
teen years from the beginning of
operation, motion picture studios
and plants which shall be eStab-
lished in this State on or after July
lst, 1888. including all lands, build
ngs, and chattels utilized in con-
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Col. Calvin Goddard of Wash
incton. n. C.. and Chicago. North
q estern Univ. professor of police
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lSl5-Andrcw q Euwwz
called the frs EreaE 49,
landscape architect- ne $50 -
nous hOrticuleurixt 90 - -
born AZ NeWburgh ~ r -
July %, IS52
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Zoe Atkins OF California. au-
thor, born at Humansville. Mo-.
IS years ago.
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1S29-R0scoe Canki1nE ExH-a
n Y lawyer, mzyer. eoZ<-
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AnnIVorSarleS


l75l-8ichar4 Br1nszey So
dan. famed En0hsh 6rarnazass
born Died JulF = IsI6
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science. criminologist, born i
Baltimore, As years ago.
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30 ForR
A Joint REsoLUTToN

A JOINT RESOLUTION
\ Joint Resolution Proposing aR
Amendment Of Section 10 of tM
Declaration of Rights of the Con-
stitution of @the State of Florida
Relating to Grand JHries. Infor-
nations. Presentments and Indiet-
ments of Persons for Capital
Crimes and other Felonies, and
Providing That Judgmsnts and
Sentences of the Court May Be
Made and Entered in Term Time
or in Vacation on Pleas of Guilty
to Felonfes. and Dispensing With
the Necessity of Summoning the
Grand Jury Except Upon order of
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essssesssssssssssssessss
TOday's Birthdays

sssFtruds Athertou 81 san
Fsaheo novelist. born there'
q 8eafa aru.
a. 4ahn a Brewer. protes-
- 81 eiuration al Harvard
- aIsnt 81 thr Christian Seienee
Ne4kef Chufrh. born a. Antioe"'
81 a4 ye~ ago.
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D. wsltop u. Hamilton. Yale
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TomorroW, Marian wonders
vxhether she has helped HondOn
after al.
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NO. SEVEN

A JOINT RESOLUTION
A Joint Resolution. Proposing an
Amendment TO Article VIII Of the
Constitution Of the State Of Flor
ida Relative 10 Cities and Coun-
ties
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-29

In order that the trader
may profit by the use of
charts it is essential for him
to note and interpret such
formations. They appear
from time to time and vary
in duration, giving the trader
opportunity for analysis.
Some of the important factors
that make up the various move
mentS in the market follow:
Rising major trend dull markell
runs from one to six years.
Downward major trend (bear
markeD runs from one to four
years.
Minor trend runs from one to
three months.
Immediate trend runs from one
to three weeks.
Major trading zone runs from one
to twelve months.
Minor trading zone runs from one
to three weeks.
Pressure area or supply area,
where large amount of stock is Of
fered for sale.
Resistance level or support areas,
where small amount of stock is for
sale and large amount of stock is
wanted.
Starting or breakaway gap, ap-
pears after a top or bottom is
reached and indicates the begin
ming of a big move.
Terminal or exhaustion gap, ap-
pears at the end of a long rising or
falling market and indicates a
change of trend.
Falling or descending triangle, in
dictates the top of a move with lower
prices for the future.
Rising or ascending triangle, in
dicates the bottom of the move with
rising prices ahead.
Head and shoulders, indicates the
termination of major move.
These and other formations, some
of which are shown on the chart,
of value to the trader will be dis
cussed in detail in remaining ar
ticles of the series.
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ALIEN DEMAND
SMELLS TRADE
IN SPECIALTIES
Years Sales Abroad Seen
at S2,OOO,OOO,0OO by
Export Official.

= q .H'r u. ..Nl
NEW YORK. Nov. 29.-The for
e.gn demand for American autos,
radios and electric refugcrators was
topic today IN exporting circles,
where the apparent revival under
way IN world trade is being viewed
with satisfaction. Sharp increase in
sales Of American products abroad
over 1893 are noted in many CLASH
tIcations. American export sales for
1884 should amount to $1,000 900 900,
IN the opinion of Francis T. Cole,
vice-president Of the American Man
Ufacturers' Export Association.
While an indicated $1,000 900 900
export volume this year would only
represent 40 per cent Of the 1929
peak Of s5150000OOO. the fact that
me sustained uptrend in recent
months continues is viewed as en-
Couraging. The American export
sales reached their depression low
point Of 81 200. 900 600. during the
respondent year of 1892. , In the
prosperous and normal" year Of
1926. they amounted TO 81, 700000,0 1000.
During the first nine months Of
1884 the export volume of American
goods achieved notable increases
over the comparable nine months of
1888. as the following partial and
selected list shows:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-29
U. s. LETS CONTRACTS
FOR STORING OF HIDES
Kingan & Co. Receive Award for
5.600.OOO Pounds.

Ev Hrftd Press
WASHINGTON. Nov. 29-Federal
Emergency Relief Administrator
Harry L. Hopkins announced today
contract awards 10 seven firms TO
store more than $4,000 600 pounds
OF cured hides and skins from
slauChtered drought cattle.
Tire products. he said. controlled
by the Federal Surplus Relief Cor
porauon VIII be stored for an IN
determined period. The contracts
we're
KinCan & Co. Inc. Indianapolis.
$500 600 pounds: Cudahy Packing
Company. Kansas City. 3.500O0
hounds. Cudahy Packing. Omaha.
Neb. 100000 pounds. Cudahy Pack
inC. Sioux City. Ia. 100000 pounds:
Union Storage Company. Ere. Pa
lass coo pounds. Kaufman & Co,
Baltimore. Nd. 100000 pounds.
Central Cold Storage Company. Chi
caco. 100000 pounds. Terminal
Warehouse. New York. 1000 900
pounds. Armour & Co. ST. Paul.
5000. 900 pounds. and Armour & Co,
Omaha. Neb.. 100000 pounds.