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sertion, but the minimum for the
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LEAGUE LEADERS
WILL TRY AGAIN

This afternoon, Sanitary De-
partment and Coca-Cola, leaders
in the Social League at the end of
play in the first-half. will make
another attempt this afternoon
to determine which team will win
the opening of the three-game
championship series of which three
tries have already been made.
The contest will start at 5
o'clock.
The same line-ups as used yes
terday will be on the field today
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. Q . 10000
PEOPLES FORUM
LIE STYLE, C'EST L'HOMME

Editor, The Citizen:
Your worthwhile editorial,
"Don'ts for Writer'S" is brief but
to the point. Too much advise is
offered beginners in this art, about
"copy-desk methods and the
"techniquaain modern journalism"
If your whole idea in writing is to
get in the 'big money" l fear for
your future. There are p.enty of
smart boys, but to write is labor
of love and synthetic writer's
stuff is the same as splitting in the
winds eye as far as his fame is
concerned. The best set of rules
we have run across concerning lit
erary high-lights is from the hand
of Ernest Hemingway, in a past
issue of Esquire" You get the
ideaeef what it issall about from a
man Wiio developed his own style
which is what every writer
should aim for. The best invest
ment For a potential De Maupass-
ant is$a secondhand typewriter.
A new machine is alright after the
first StoiN Is accepted but | have
known amateurs to badly bend
their Coronas. Key West is ideal
to cultivate the muse, whether of
brush Or pen, for / note that no
body is ever in a hurry here and
a writer must ripen lazily. Gissing.
English novelist of charm, hired a
lonely farmhouse in Surry, being
called ''the crazy man" as many
who "want to be alone" have been
called, before and since. The love
of letters crops out in many
strange people and places; in fore
castles, jungle huts, novels, hos
pitals, offices and the homes of
both rich and poor. Not all good
writers have come out of colleges
and newspaper staffs, but a mod
est knowledge of good grammar
has been the groundwork of some
authors who have made good be-
cause they had way of saying
what they wanted to say. Wasn't
| it Woodrow Wilson who said that
1.-The best way to learn to write is
to begin? One point should be
noted by those who have thin pay
envelopes. There are correspond
ence schools that make a pretense
of turning out full-fledged writers
after short course in journalism
and short-story technique. Better
learn the hard way. 1t took Goe-
the fifty years to complete Faust,
and they still read it. And it took
Booth Harrington five years to
CLEAN his first $50 from author
ing"
C. GROVER FLINT.
$50 Dual ST.,
Key West, Fla,
Nov. 5, 1886.
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CHANGE in CAGE
PRACTICE GAMES

sti
In the future, the Army cage
team will practice on Tuesday
nights and Busy Bees on Wednes-
day nights. This leaves Thursday
nights for First Methodist and Fri
day nights for the Park Tigers.
The different clubs will use
their own ball and before the sea-
son gets under way, several exhi-
billions games will be played.
The Island City Basketball
League, consisting of five clubs
(the four above named and the
High School varsity will begin
play early in December.
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L E G A L S

IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY
JUDGE, MONROE COUNTY.
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN PRO-
BATE.
In re the Estate Of:
JOHN JOSEPH HASKINS,
Deceased.
FINAL NOTICE
Notice is Hereby Given that the
undersigned will, on the 9th day of
December, A. D. 1886. present to
the Honorable County Judge of
Monroe County, Florida, his final
return, account and vouchers as
Executor of the Estate of John
Joseph Haskins, deceased, and at
said time, then and there, make APP
plication to the said Judge for a
final settlement of his administra-
ton of said estate, and for an or
der discharging him as such Elk
ecutor. !,
Dated this the 5th dsy of octO-
Der, A. d. 1886.
(Sd.) HENRY B. HASKINS,
AS Executor of the Estate of John
Joseph Haskins, Deceased.
oct6-13-20-27; nov3-10-17-24; dec1-e
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Today's Horoscope

Today's native will be a seeker
after strange delights, thirsting
after new modes of pleasure and
insistent in their pursuit. Great
care should, therefore, be taken
to train up today's child in the
paths of morality and rectitude
that the elements of pleasure may
be found along the higher planes
of life, and the considerable abili-
ties allowed to assert themselves.
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1881-Star Route fraEd case
began in Washington, D. C.-fOr-
mer Arkansas senator and the sec
end assistant postmaster-general
accused of conspiracy in contract
ing with private mail companies
for mail deliveries along unneces-
sary and commemorative routes.
All found not g--ilty to great dis
gust of country.
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Or Will Never Decide
Winner Of Initial Con-
test; Played 90 Game
- - 4t
Yesterday

1t seems as ahough Sanitary De-
partment and Coca-Cola will never
finish their three-game Social
League first-half championship
series. Or should we say, they
will not even determine the win
ner of the opening contest.
For the third time in as many
games no decision has been reached
as to the victorious team of the
initial contest of the series. The
first attempt, made last week, was
called in the fourth inning on &C
count of darkness. The second at
tempt, also made last week, was
postponed because of rain. And
the third try, yesterday afternoon,
went the whole route but ended in
90 tie.
The contest yesterday also went
into one extra inning and after
that was played, darkness again
was the victor.
Both pitchers, Ward and Han
cock, were in great form. Ward
allowed but three hits and Han
cock went him one better, giving
up only two safeties.
Only three Healthers reached
second base during the contest.
Acevedo got there by doubling in
the first frame, Caraballo on
walk and an error by Lewis in the
fifth canto, and Molina in the sew
enth stanza on a walk and a field
er's choice.
The Soda Water boys had num-
her of chances to score. They had
runners on first and second in the
first three innings, and in the
fourth frame, runners had reach
ed third and second with no outs.
Gates handled five assists and
made two putouts in the field.
julius caught three flies in Gen.
ter, and Hancock handled six as
sists in the box.
For the Hea.thers, Hernandez
handled five assists, and Hale,
Lopez and Hopkins played good.
Gates was credited with an in
field hit and a single through third
tase in four times at bat. Lewis
beat out a roller to short and
hunted safely in four times at
bat.
For the Healthers, Acevedo
doubled in the first and Ward sim
gled in the fourth inning for the
on hits off Hacock.
| Acevedo committed two errors
and Lewis one. Gates stole a
base. Ward struck out five and
Hancock two. Ward walked three
and Hancock two. Left on bases,
Healthers, 5; Soda Waters, 8. The
eight innings wree played in one
hour.
Score by innings: R. H. E.
COca-Cola- T.
900 600 90 q
Sanitary Department. y,
! 900 900 O0--0 2 2
Batteries: Hancock and 4. vii
lareal; Ward and HOPKINS !
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CHURCH SERVICE
HERE TOMORROW

Celebration of Holy Commun-
ion at 700 o'clock tomorrow
morning in st. PauPs Church will
be Requiem mass offered for the
repose of the souls of all who de-
parted from this life in service of
their country during word war.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-10
FEMALE HELP WANTED

LADY WANTED for local Coffee
Route. Earnings up to $32.5O
in a week. / send everything;
no-money-risk trial. Automobile
given producer as bonus. Write
Albert Mills, 423 Monmouth,
Cincinnati, o. novlO-1tx
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WANTED

WANTED-Assistant truck fdf'fv7
er and general helper. Must have
good reference. Apply in per-
son. Cabrera Wholesale Gro
Gerry Co. novlO-lt
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Today's Birthdays

James F. T. O'Connor, Comp
troller of the Currency, born at
Grand Forks, N. D., so yecrs ago.
Winston Churchill of Cornich,
N. H., novelist, born in st. Louis,
65 years ago.
Fred A. Rowland of Montpelier,
VT, insurance president, born at
Franconia, N. H., ~ years ago.
1t. Com. Donald B. Macmillan
of Provincetown, Mass, explorer,
born there, 62 years ago.
Lawrence Perry of New York,
journalist and author, born in
Newark, N. j., 81 years ago.
Helen Bradford Paulsen ("The
Mother Goose Lady"), lecturer
and author, born in Chicago.
Charles S. Dewey of Chicago,
financial advisor, born at Cadiz.,
o., 81 years ago.
DR.. 7. Gilbert Pearson of New
York, famed ornit.Iologist, born at
Tuscola, H., 63 years ago.
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191S-German truce delegates
in conference with Foeh received
word from Berlin to sign ARMS
tice-took till five in morning TO
decode message, finish discussion,
and draw up terms.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-10

l925-France's Council Of War
condemned to death by default OF
a German colonel for cruelties N
war, ten years ego.
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HOUSE AND LOT. Reasonable.
Applp Appleton Saunders, 522
Rose Lane, between Simofton
and Duval streets. nov10-2tx
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FOR RENT-Completely furnish
ed house, G. E. Refrigerator
and running water. Apply 4O8
Margaret street after 600 P.
M nov10-4t
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NOTICE

WE WILL PUMP OUT YOUR
CISTERN and clean it for the
water therein. State Plant
Board. Phone 701. nov7-6t
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1917 - TwO-scOre suffragist
rickets arrested in front of White
House for obstructing traffic.
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FOR SALE

LARGE GENERAL ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATOR, 6 ITO cubic
feet; solid porcelain. $275 val
ue, only $165. Terms. Allan
B. Cleare Commission House,
511 Front street, phone ITO.
nov10-tf
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Some feIlers wait fer their ships
t'eome In while others build their
own.
His constituents helped Congress
man 6obbins keep one Of his prom
ises all right. He said he'd Cult
spendln' the taxpayers money and
the voters made sure by defestin'
him.
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Today In History

1775-Act OF Continental Con-
gress establishing the L. s. Ma
rine, Corps. oldest of our military
services
l-'gft a.
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mA7F6-Rutge1s University, New
Brunswick, N j., chartered a.
Queens College.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Upper apartment.
Four rooms and bath; no chill
dren. Apply Gaiti's Barber
Shop, 100 Duval street.
oct19-tf
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DIR. T. Gilbert Pearson of New
York, famed ornit.Iologist, born at
Tuscola, H., 63 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-10

Charles S. Dewey of Chicago,
financial advisor, born at Cadiz.,
o., 54 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-10

Helen Bradford Paulsen 'The
Mother Goose Lady"), lecturer
and author, born in Chicago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-10

Lawrence Perry of New York,
Journalist and author, born in
Newark, N. j., 81 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-10

James F. T. O'Connor, Comp
tro'ler of the Currency, born at
Grand Forks, N. D., so yecrs ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-10

Winston Churchill of Cornich,
N. H., novelist, born in st. Louis,
65 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-10

Fred A. Rowland of Montpelier,
VT, insurance president, born at
Franconia, N. H., ~ years ago.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Mrzak vyzradil rodinu.
Libochovicko bylo VIRUS,

Libochovicko bylo vzruseno
zpravou, re v obci Podbradec
byla spachana dvojnasobna
vrazda. Tohoto hrozneho zlo-
GNU Sc dopustil kolovratkar,
44lety Anton1n Turan, ma svo-
il zene a 15lete dceri. Turan
byl mrzakem. Trpel chorob-
bou, ktera zavinovala, re Sc ne
ustale tfasl ma celem tele a
sotva chodil. Bydlel Sc svou
mladou zenou a dcerou v Pod
bradci a zivil sc zebrotou a
hranim ma kolovratek. Turan
velice tezko snasel sv1j trpky
1del a proto byl zly ma zenu.
Neustale il cinil vytky a pode-
rival z nepeknych veci. V do
macnosti byly kazdou chvili
hadky a proto zena Sc svou
dcerou casio odchazela Ike
svym sousedGm, ably 81 poste-
zovala ma svGj osud. V dobe
.jejich nepfltomnosti Turan Sc
pfipravoval ma hrozny Gin. V
posledni dobe byl zadumcivy,
S nikym nemluvil a casio W.
hrozoval sve zene. Chtel Sc
pomstiti rodine, a proto Sc Cd
hodlal v sobotu vecer k hroz-
nemu zlocinu. Kdyz Sc vrati-
la kolem 8. hodiny zena s dee
rou domn, pTedstfral Turan
spanek. Kdyz ODE zeny Sc Wy
koupaly a provedly dklid do
macnosti, Sly spat. Turan da-
val dobry pozor, az ODE zeny
usnou. Kdyz byly pohT1zeny
We tvrdy spanek, vstal Turan,
dobelhal sc ma dvGr, odkud 81
pfinesl sekyru. Tise Sc pribli-
I'll k posteli a nekolika ranami
ne.jdrive usmrtil zenu a pax
dceru. Tato dvojnasobna vra-
IDA byla pax odhalena v ne
deli rano, kdyz do bytu prisla
jedna zena. Naskytl Sc il hro-
zny pohled. Mrzak sedel ma
posteli a klidne sc dfval ma sv6
obeti. zena S hrGzou vybehla
ven a privolala sousedy. O.
kamzite byla privolana cetnic-
ka patraci stanice z LitomeTic,
ktera provedla vyslech vrazdf-
ciho mrzaka. Turan Sc k GNU
cynicky primal. Vysetfova-
MIN bylo zjisteno, re Sc ma
vrazdu pTipravoval jiz delsi
dobu. nebot 81 v tajnosti sam
zhotovil pro ten 1cel sekeru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Vyroci Karla Havlicka.

80. vyrocf smrti Karla Ha-
vlfcka Borovskeho pripada ma
letosnf rok a je proudu vel
ka akce, ably narodu byla d.
stojne pripomenuta pamatka
prveho naseho politickeho IL
doveho tribuna a zakladatele
ceskeho politickeho novinar-
stv1. V tom smeru zasluzne di-
10 podnika "Havl1ck6v fond
Jednoty csl. novinarG', jehoz
predseda DIR. Anton1n HAHN
pfipravuje k tisku pozoruhod-
ny spis, ktery jiste narodnf We
rejnost uvlta Sc zajmem. Dru.
Hajnovi Sc podarilo shromaz-
dit prevaznou cast projev1I,
ktere poclnaje rokem 1862 -
prvym Tecnikem O Havlickovi
byl Sladkovsky = byly proslo-
veny namnoze vyznacnymi O.
sobnostmi v Borove a jinde v
ceskych zemfch u prilezitosti
odhalovani pomnikG, pamet-
Mich desk a pod, upominaj1-
cich ma zivot a vyznam Karla
Havl1cka. V patek 6. bTezna
usporadalo Ceske uceni pro We
dy politicke v Praze O tom
prednasku, kterou Karolinu
proslovil DIR. Ant. HAHN. Pred
nasej1ci posluchacstvo upou-
tai zaj1mavymi, dosud nezna-
mymi podrobnostmi, ktere sou
vis1 S Havl1ckovym kultem a k
jejichz poznan1 prispelo 1sili
ably pro zmineny chystany
"Sborn1k O Karlu Havlickovi
Borovskem" byl s~hromazden
nejrozsahlejs1 a namnoze uz
zapomenuti propadaj1cf ma
terial.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Dvojnasobna vrazda a sebe.
vrazda ma zidlochovicku.

V obci Soboticich ma Zidlo-
chovicku doslo k hrozne rodin-
ne tragedii, pr ktere paddy tri
lidske zivoty. Pfiserneho einu
Sc dopustil Cyril Novak ma sve
manzelce a 17lete dcefi Was
te. Mezi NAMELY panovaly v
poslednf dobe neustale hadky,
ktere Sc v poslednf dobe stup-
novaly. Novak byl velice po-
pudlivy a nervosnf. Manzelka
Sc no obavala, nebot Novak
byl jiz sveho casu v 1stave
choromyslnych. Pr poslednf
hadce doslo pax k hroznemu
zakoncenl. V navalu nejvets1
zlosti uchopil Novak velky ku-
chynsky n1z a podrezal svou
manzelku a dceru. Pc tonic
cinu utekl do zahrady, kde
prelezl plot a v sousednl "a
hrade Sc obesil ma strome. Dru
ny den byla tato hrozna ira
gedie objevena sousedkou. Pr
pad vzbudil nejen v obci, ale i
v celem okol1 velky rozruch.
Vysetrovanfm bylo zjisteno,z re
Novak proved tento hrozny
Gin v navalu sflenstvf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Spletile pribuzenstvo.

V Miklusovicich ma vychod-
MIN Slovensku cekaj1 obcana
Jana Bakose, ktery Sc ozenil
Sc svou nevlastni dcerou Mari
Sencakovou, nezvykle pfibu-
zenske starosti. Jejich snatek
byl nejprve 1Tedne ~zrusen, a
lie pax prece potvrzen. Nyn1,
az Sc jim narodf d1te, Dude Ba-
kos nejen otcem, ale take ne
vlastn1m dedeckem d1tete. ia
ko takovy Dude sam sobe ne
vlastnim otcem. Jinymi slovy,
jeho zena Dude soucasne jeho
nevlastn1 matkou tTeba re je
jeho nevlastni dcerou. Bude-li
vsak synem sve dcery, Dude i
svym nevlastnim vnukem a ia
ko takovy zaroven sam sobe
nevlastnlm dedeckem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Skok z plamenI.

V Sumavskem 1doli u obce
zelnavy, vypukl pozar v dom
ku drevorubce J. Schwartz.
Najemnice M. F~ecutrova, KITE
ra bydlela v podkrovf, cht6la
zachranit alespon periny a sa-
ty, ale neil je vyhazela ok
nem, vznaly Sc dfevene scho-
dy, vedouc1 k jejfmu bytu, do
ktereho Sc jiz draly plameny.
Zene zbyvala jen jedina costa
pred strasnou smrt1 v plane
mech. Vyskocila z okna hori-
chic stavenf. Dopadla ma
zmrzlou pGdu tax nestastne,
re 81 roztT1stila hlavu a zemre-
la.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Mlyn z dob Krista.

Pred casem objevil archeo-
log B. Dubsky nedaleko P1sku
kamenny mlyn, ktery pochazf,
jak bylo zjisteno Poole kera-
mix, jez lezely ma blfzku, z O.
smeho stoletf pred Kristen.
Nyn1 nalezl tyz archeolog po-
dobne diva kamenne mlyny, a
to opet v jizn1ch Cechach, U
Milivic a Tresovic. Jsou to
vzdy diva ovalne kameny, "a
sazene do spolecne osy a u
vnitr provrtane. Tyto mlyny
jsou mladsf, jejich start Sc Cd
haduje ma dobu kolem Kristo-
va narOZenl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Cely okresnf soud ma pohfbu.

We veznici okresnlho soudu
v Pacove byval leta letoucf rok
co rok "zimnlm hostem" tulak
Bolub z Rodne u MI. Voice.
Take letos byl tam ma zimnlm
byte a vyckaval jaro. Nedoc-
kal Sc vsak uz, podlehl plicni
chorobe. u soudu no NELL radi,
byl jake jejich a proto jak
truchlic1 pozGstal1 sc mu slozi-
Ii a rakev a pri pohTbu sli "a
touto rakvi vsichni PAM Cd
soudu, radove oficialove, Off
Giant i auskultanti. Bylo jim,
jake by pohfb1vali mily, oh
matany fascikl, jake Sc jindy
davaj1 ma pGdu. Tenkrat to
byla pGda posvatna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Plyn re dfeva.

Ma Olomoucku kona sprava
statnfch drah pokusy S motoro-
wynn vozem ma pohon dTevo-
plynem. VIZ je opatren W.
buSnym motorem O vykonnosti
120 konskych sill a dvema ge-
neratory ma vyrobu plynu re
dreva. Motorem je hnano dy-
namo, ktere dodava proud e.
lektrickemu motoru, pohane-
jiclmu kola vOzu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Cesti lekari nechtsji ma venkov

Okresni nemocenska pojis-
tovna v Brine musila obsaditi
mfsto sveho lekaTe v ceske OBJ
ci Dolnfch Kounicfch nemec-
kym zadatelem, nebot v kon-
kursu Sc pfihlasili pouze til u
chazeci: rusky emigrant, KITE
ry vsak jeste pred rozhodnu-
tim prijal mfsto jine, a diva
Nemci. z ceskych lekaTd Sc
neprihlasil ami jeden, ackoliv
v Brine je jich velky nadbytek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Tatik.

Otcem nejvetsf rodiny v CSR.
je Jaroslav Uredn1cek, SO, W.
robce keramickeho zbozf. Ma
re dvou manzelstv1 % deti, z
nichz 10 zije.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Monopol trpi jakosti.

Prazske kavarny 81 zle ste.
zujf ma pasteurizovane mleko.
Mleko je pry casio az modre,
nedostatkem tuku a nema tn
dobrou chut, kterou melo, nez
bylo nucenou pasteurizaci emo
nopolisovano. We velke praz-
ske cukrarne mfchajf kavu Sc
smetanou. Ale stezujf 81, re
smetana je ffdka a nekdy jiz
nakysla. Take jakost tvarohu
upada.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-03
Zasoby zelezne rudy zmizely.

Zasoby rudy zmIzeIy.
zeleznorudske dolly ma NJ
cicku a u Zdic mely pc nekolik
let zasoby asi 5000 vagonG ru-
dy ma haldaeh. Do konce 1no-
ra vsak temer vsechny zasoby
byly spotTebovany kladen-
skych zelezarnach. Tezba ma
t6chto dolech Dude ted opet
povolana do prace.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-06-13

Pictured above are q number of in
teresting scenes snapped by the cam
eraman at the University of North
Chapel Hill.
Top: Showing a portion Of an aud
fence of $500 which packed Memorial
Hall for the final exercises.
Second picture from top shows
members of the 25-year class of 1911
which was holding it's Silver Anniver-
sary. Those in the picture are Philly
leighj John Halliburton, Charlotte;
D. B. Bryan, Wake Forest; I. Hard
ing Hughes, Concord; N S.. Mullican,
Walnut Cove; Ira c. Moser, Ashe-
boro; T. A. McGoogan, Raeford; John
T.'htE Charlotte, Judge Clauson
Williams, Sanford; Floyd Whitney,
Atlanta, Ca; Judge Fred Hunter,
Newell Thomas B. Slade, Hamilton;
DR.. John A. Mccoy, Mercer; C. w.
Gunter, Gastonia; w. H. Jones, Cha
pei Hill; Frank Taylor, Goldsboro;
Thompson Webb, Claremont, Calf;
William Joyner, Washington, D. c.
JdlIlcS I1dChHcy, w dSlllIIS COIl, ~. w.,
Judge Walter Small, Elizabeth City;
DR.. w. C. George, Chapel Hill; Ly-
man Whitaker, Indianapolis, Ind;
W. A Dees, Goldsboro; DR.. S. w.
Thompson, Morehcad City; DR.. J. R.
Allison, Columbia, S. c.; Capus Way
rick, Raleigh; j. B. Cheshire, Hills
I)oro; DR.. Talmadgc Dobbins, Chapel
Hill; Edgar burlington, Washington
D. c.; r. H. Clayton, Hillsboro; J.
Talbot Johnson, Aberdeen; Earl Pat
terson, Burly ngton; Stowe Crousd
Charlotte; George Graham, Atlanta,
Ga; S. L. Womack, Winston-Salem;
and Rev. Horny Smith, Riverside
Calf
Third picture from top are mem
bers of "Old Student Club" made up
of alumni who attended the Univer-
sity fifty or more years ago, which
was organized at the reunion of the
class of 1886 which held it's Golden
Anniversary. Those in this picture:
are: Left to right: DR.. j. Y. .Joyner
LAGRANGE go; Robert L. Uzzell
Norfolk, S6; n. T. Cobb, Orlando
Fla, '86; w. W. Alderman, Willard,
81; j. J. jenkins, Siler City, 'S6; DR..
1. H. Manning, Chapel Hill, SO; Rev.