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La gaceta., 1937-03-20
cABARET DE SAN JOSE

n 81 ,eeoe ell precio
Adaptandose al ambiente hi
perb6lico de y situaci6n, Ell pre-
sidente de la Secci6n de Recreo
del Centre Espanol, Angel de la
Riva, flo para la matinee que
Sc dara panama, con la orquesta
de Manzanares, en- ell edificio
de la Septima avenida, ell precio
de un dollar la entrada los hon.
bres, y cincuenta centavos las
mujeres
Y no tienen necesidad de aglo
merarse en- la vecindad del que
resultara esta noche Temple
del Divine Euterpe," los fanati-
cos de la buena m1sica, para a.
preciar la melodia suave, ligera
como la vibraci6n de un vase de
CRYSTAL, de la orquesta de Man.
zanares, va que previsora la
Comlpahia Ford, para no perder
la oportunidad del anuncio, de-
termin6 Sc trasmita por la es-
taci6n "WDAE", comenzando a
las once Y media, ell programa
de la orquesta Manzanares.
Ell Cabaret "San Jose" de es-
ia noche no necesita reclamos.
Es como las mujeres de supre-
ma belleza, que no puede ell arte
ahadirle nuevos atractivos.
A las once de la noche Sc ini-
clara ell bale, y a esa bora uni
camente los rezagados dejaran
de hallarse presentes.
Ignoramos 81 restara alguna
mesa por vender; pero dado al
esfuerzo reaIizado por todas las
Secciones, puede asegurarse que
todas Sc han colocado.
iOtra fiesta de "San JOSEF
que asara, con caracteres de O.
70 a la interminable lista de
triunfos de la Secci6n de Recreo
del Centre Espanol!
Ha hecho gala de SUI habili-
dad y entusiasmo Ell j6ven An
gel de la Riva.
La gaceta., 1937-03-20
LOS ~DIPUTADOS DEL
SHERIFF INVESTIGAN

Cumpliendo 6rdenes de su je-
fe los diputados del sheriff Nc
Leod investigan hoy ell ataque
realizado anteayer contra una
estaci6n de gasolina de la ave-
nida Hillsborough esquina a la
Gale 20.
BESIDE dos AUTOMOBILES en- los
cuales viajaban varios HON.
bres, Sc hicieron cuatro dispa-
ros de escopeta y Sc reg6 alco-
h6l, combustible que fue incen-
diado por una antorcha.
Las llamas fueron extingui-
das por E. H. Wilson, encarga-
do de la estaci6n, que en- ella
dormfa, quien Sc despert6 al
DIR los escepetazos.
La gaceta., 1937-03-20
~Subsamando ana falta

S@bsanando ana falta
No para realzar su dignidad,
que bien cimentada la tienen,
sino para hacernos justidia "a
nosotros mismos, demostrando
la fidelidad de ~nuestros recuer-
dos, es que saludamos hoy, por
la celebration e su santo en- ell
dfa de aver, al simpatico v anna
BILE secretario general del Cfrcu-
10 Cubano, Joseito Fuentes Ro-
sas; a Joseito Mendez, de la Sec
ci6n del Centre Espanol; al ia.
lentoso doctor Jose A. Domin-
La gaceta., 1937-03-20

Pinero; Barberfa de Pedrito:
Delgado's Famous Cigars: D.
E. Martinez Drug Store; BENZ
to Blanco; Angel Valdes; Pla-
"a Cafe; Casella's Cafe; Coma
!ez y Hernandez; Million Auto
Parts; lei Palatino Carniceria;
La Rosa Grocery; Four Roses
Grocery; Jose Juran Stand:
Broadway Grocery; Ell Merca-
DO Unico Grocery; Buena Vista
Cafe; I'm Bodeguero; West
Tampa Shoe Shop; E. B. Mar
ket; Nicolas Hernandez; Ro-
berts City Grocery; Eagle Shoe
Shop; Henry Barberfa: Ell
Frente Popular Grocery; West
Tampa Poultry; Perfecto Velo
Sastreriaa FL Cometa Grocery:
La Habanera Botica; Charles
Olace Stand; AmoreIIi Shoe
Shop; Caruso Barberia; Felo
Barber Shop.
Con 20c: Tn Amigo.
Con 15c: Armenia Shoe Shop:
Frank Maurice; Economical
Shoe Shop; Tony's Market; Mis-
tretta Supreme Grocery.
Con 10c: Mistretta Bros. Gro
Gerry; Hernandez Barberia; A.
B. c. Cafe; Barberia de Juan:
Manolo; West Tampa Shoe
Shop; ]. Fernandez; Glenn
Wellaeott.
Tampa II de Marzo de 1881,
La gaceta., 1937-03-20

guez; al perfnclito Jose Vaz-
columna principal de la Logia
ffLoyal Knights; a Jose Ia
MARCO, antique companero en- ell
campo versatil de las musas; a
Joseito Diaz, a Pepito Mauricio,
a Pope Guerra, a Jose Alvarez
Y, por dltimo, al consecuente a.
migo Jose Perez.
A todos que los recuerde el
ano pr6ximo gozando de la ex-
aelente salud que al presente
iisfrutan.
La gaceta., 1937-03-20
~CAROTHERS NOMBRADO
PRESIDENTE DE LA ASO-
CIACION EDUCATIONAL

Ell supervisor de escuelas de
Ia ciudad de Tampa, Sr. Milton
w. Carothers, fue nombrado a.
yer p~residente de la Association
educational de la Florida, en- a.
samblea verifieada en- Orlando.
Cuando ell Sr. F. N. Bailey,
de Sebring, decline la reelec-
ci6n, Sc lanz6 la candidatura de
Carothers. Bailey fue electo VI
cepresidente por aclamaci6n.
A los delegados sc dijo que ell
gobernador Cone apoya ell pro-
grama de la Association.
La gaceta., 1937-03-20
Centre Obrero

Centre Obrero
Recordamos que mahana por
la noche Sc ofrecera ell homena-
je merecido al enthusiastic j6ven
actor de la compania que act1a
en- ell teatro del Centre Obrero:
Eduardo Valdes.
va anunciamos ell programa
que Sc tiene preparado, hacien-
donos eco de su importancia, y
de 10 mucho que la labor realiza
da por ell "negrito" del Centre
Obrero merece ser favorecids
por ell pdblico, en- su function de
gracia. Los precios de entrads
son: 20 Y 1Oc.
La gaceta., 1937-03-20
S~uspendido Ell bale

La Secci6n de Recreo del
Cfrculo Cubano, segdn nos in
forma ell active secretario de la
Secci6n, senor Laudelino Acos-
ia, acord6 suspender ell baile
que tenia planeado celebrar Ell
sabado venidero, dia veintisie-
tie.
No quiere la Secci6n cansar
demasiado a los bailadores Y
suprime esta fiesta en- beneficio
de la que habSa de celebrarse ell
'Easter Sunday, en- cuya matt
nee tocara la popular orquesta
de Manuel Sanchez.
Esta matinee dara comienzo
a las cuatro de la tarde.
La gaceta., 1937-03-20
LIBKESE DE Ell

Cuando los dolores funcionales
de la menstruacion son intensos,
tome CARDUI. 81 este no lie bene-
fieia, c~onsulte un medico. No des-
Guide tales dolores. Deprimen el
tono de los nervios, hacen perder
ell sueno, matan ell apetito v con-
sumen su r~esistencia, Compre una
botella de CARDUI y vera como lie
ayuda, como ha ayudado va a mi-
les de mujeres.
Ademas de aliviar ciertos dolo-
res, CARDUI ayuda a construir
TODD ell sistema v ayuda a las mu-
Jeres a obtener mas fuerza de m
alimsntaci6n.
La gaceta., 1937-03-20
Sc DARA Ell BANQUETE
DE LA CAMARA DE CO.
MERCTO EN- Ell RESTAU-
RANT COLUMBIA" +

Ell banquete annual de la Ca
mara de Concrete de YIbor CT
ty, donde Sc acostumbra a ele-
CIR ell cuerpo director, Sc efec-
tuara este ano en- ell restaurant
Columbia.
Las mesas Sc colocaran en- ell
patio "Don Quijote" y Casimi-
no Hernandez ha pSometido lu-
cirse.
En- la pr6xima semana inicia-
"a sus trabajos ell comite NOM
brado para organizar esa fies-
ia.
La gaceta., 1937-03-20
Centre Asturiano

NSfDotO <AoDNf Vp~'OV
Todos los amos celebra la Sec
ci6n de Recreo del Centre Astu-
riano, con una matinee bailable
la festividad del Easter Sun
day, comunicandonos Ell pre-
sidente, senior Julio Alvarez,
que cuenta con los servicios de
la orquesta Don Francisco pa
ra deleitar a los bailadores es-
ia yez.
La matinee comenzara, como
de costumbre, a las cuatro de la
tarde. Los precios de entrada
ser:tn: 75c y Csc, respectiva-
mente, para el sexo fuerte y ell
debil.
La gaceta., 1937-03-20
AURELIO PRADO SALIO
DEL SANATORIO

Sali6 hoy del sanatorio del
Centre Asturiano, donde pas6
enfermo varias semanas, nues-
tro querido amigo VI Sr. Aurelio
Prado.
Prado venia padeciendo de
nefrltis y Sc halla restablecido
por complete.
Mucho nos alegramos de que
pueda regresar a sus labores.
La gaceta., 1937-03-20
NOTAS NIMES
Primer bale Gnaal

4 ~|tHf O% '
de Pr. ~rerd
Ce,eCi an tambien esta noche
los d(wenes Del Original Merry
makers SUI gran fiesta en- la So
cicdad Italia, con " bale cue
durara toda la noche.
Dos orsuestas tieneh contra
taslas estos alegres j6venes:
la Tropical" y Don Francis
So, que tocaran respectivamen
te en- ell salon de bale Y en- Ell de
cantina.
Las madrinasp de esta fiesta
prsieron empeno en- populari-
zarla, colocando gran n1mero
de entradas, por 10 quk ses de
suponer que Sc yea muy concu.
rrida.
La gaceta., 1937-03-20
ESTA NOCHE EMPEZARA
LA

A las IA de la noche de hoy,
segdn Ell observador local Mr..
Talbot, comenzara la primave-
ra. Esperase lluvia para esta
tarde y Ell d~esarrollo de condi-
clones que haran bajar la tenn
lperatura.
La gaceta., 1937-03-20
LA POLICIA ECHO A LOS
DE SIETE
P~ELETERIAS

Detroit, Mario 20.-La poll
cia echo aver de siete peleterias,
donde Sc habian declarado en-
huelga sentada, a un grupo nu-
meroso de empleados, Para pc
netrar en- esos e~stablecimientos
los agentes del orden rompieron
los cristales de las puertas a
s'patadaS."
La gaceta., 1937-03-20
ENFERMA LA MUJER QUE
HIRIO A CHAMBRUN

Paris, MARIO 20.-La mujer
que hiri6 al condo de Chambrun
esta hoy enferma de bronquitis.
Esperase que sea trasladada a
una habitaci6n c6moda del hos
pital de la prisi6n.
Ell juez que instruye la causa
tomo declaration a varios tes-
sigos.
La gaceta., 1937-03-20
NUEVA LISTA DE CONTRI-
BUYENTES PARA Ell FREN
TIE POPULAR A

ContribuyerOn1con $500: We
y Lopez Grocery; Alfredo
Y FaN1ilia. .
Con $500: Dependencies de
Alfredo; Latin Americap Laun-
dry; La Segunda htral; =
Helados da<Ehor, 2 semanas1
Con S1.00: Los dos Amigos,
2 sepanas Industrial Service
tia; Brick Aorse Cafe; La Co
hume Ernhto's Cafe; Michi-
yan Cafe; Maftfnez Y Co. Green
House Cafe AlemaR Hardwa-
e; Cooperative La Euova vi
"a; Royal Filling Va; Victor
Fernandez; Fructuoso Coma
e; Cooperative La Epoca; Coo
aratiya La Llegada; Valencia
Poultry Mkt; La Uni6nB Bake
KY; Joaquina Estua; F. VI; J.
e; Ram&p Campo; Habana Gro
Gerry; Alfredo Martinez Gro;
Leone Bros. Grocery; Valencia
Floral; Caruso Grocery; Fer
nandez Restaurant; Casimiro
Vega; Jose Novio; Jose Acosta;
Joaquin del Barrio; I'm SocialiSl
ia, 2 semanas; Jose Campoa-
nor, 3 semanas; MIGUEL Vidal,
'elojero; FL Modelo Coffee
Mills; Mas-unana Printing Co.;
Fl Serene del Reloj; Manuel
Garcia; Manuel Diaz; Ybor
Furniture Rey's GroceeV; Coo
perativa La Familiar; Ell Segun
do Progreso; Ideal Coffee Mill;
Two Friends Cafe; Ell Buen
Gusto Restaurant; Diaz Restau-
rant; Polo Norte Ice; Optimo
Restaurant; NJ. A. Filling Sta
ton; Bronx Bar; 18th of July
Cafe; La Florida Grocery; Ea-
gle Drug Store; La Montanesa
Grocery; Atlanta Restaurant.
Con soc: Valencia Garden
Restaurant.
Con soc: Manuel Perez Ga
rage, 10 semanas; Peter Lodato
A semanas; Industrial Service,
2 semanas; Andres Bellucio, 2
semanas; Emilio Fernandez, 2
semanas; Testasecca Bakery;
F. PUG; G. Ferro; Gonzalez
Grocery; F. Miceli Grocery; La
Estrella Bakery; Caltagirone
Bakery; Capitano Grocery; Ma
no y Puleo; Alessi Bakery; Sun
rise Cafe; La Carioca Cate;
David Gonzalez; Lombardia
Grocery; Almo Restaurant; BIZ
sagra Cafe; Franklin Spanish
Restaurant; Amancio Fernan-
DEE; Bombero Grocery; Angel
Studio; Rivera Drug Store; La
Primera de Ybor Bakery; Ell
Vizcaino; Broadway Furniture
Co.; Amado Gonzalez; Sanitary
Poultry; Ell Future Obrero Gro
Gerry; Aviles Restaurant; Sar-
ainas Filling Station; Herman
DEE Grocery; Mistretta Gro.
Jimmy Ficarrotta; Puleo Gro;
J. and P. Grocery; Delgado's
Dept. Store; Ell Bien Pdblico
Drug Store; Nassau; Univer-
sal Coffee Mills; Luis Lopez;
Two Bros. Fish Market; Baldo-
nero Tojaco; La Corona Gro.
Maestro Ruil6pez; Pedro Vaz-
Iuez; Manuel Rego; Mrs. Sua-
rez; Espina Feed Store; La
Flor Grocery La Nina Groce-
ny; Dep. de Solomon; Friends
Club; fremont Cafe; La Popu-
lar Bakery; Breton Drug
Store.
Con 35c: West Tampa Tren
lie Lavado; Frank Pullara.
Con 25c: Nestor Hernandez.
10 semanas; Russo Restaurant,
I semanas; j. Frisco, 2 sema-
mas; Ricardo Soto, 3 semanas
Antonio Quito, 2 semanas; N.
Lopez; Angelica Villarroya;
Jhico's Grocery; Peter Lodato;
Scaglione; Pepind Botica; vi
lita's Drug Store; Alva Cafe;
Cigarran; Mario,s Fill
Station; Gran Oriente Res
taurant; Tienda de Solomon
Place; Perdig6n Gazette
ria; Stoves Service Station; P.
Martinez; Frank Guida: Nick
Bacanella; Leto and Sons Gro .
La gaceta., 1937-03-20

Ell GOBIERNO INGLES IN
VESTIGARA Ell DESEM-
BARCO DE ITALIANOS
EN- ESPANA
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-02-18
TRY YOUR HOME MERCHANT FIRST

FEBRUARY Is known to be the deadest month in the wear
from the standpoint of advertising in newspapers. For the
most part it is the deadest month of the year in the majority
OF businesses. With the coming of March, however. there
seems to be a reawakening Of the desire to buy after a short
lul. Things definitely begin to look up in March and the
succeeding spring months.
A word to local merchants: Advertise your spring col
lection OF merchandise NOW. Impress on yocr friends and
customers the Importance of buying at home where the
money will have a chance to come back to them. Remember
that If everybody in town went out Of town to buy every
thing they bought there just wouldn't be any town here for
there would hardly be any jobs. and where would peo-
pie be without jobsY
We're. been inspecting the new dresses, hats and one
thing and another which the merchants have to offer here
as well as in other places. We are glad to report that the Du-
rant merchants have just as pretty a selection of clothes as
we've been able to see in any of the stores in this section.
There's really no excuse to go out of town to shop.
You've got the goods, Nj Durant merchant! Now it's up
to you, through the use of your local newspaper, to sell the
public on buying its goods from you. Prove to them by put
ting it in black and white that you have the best merchandise
at the best prices and they1lcome flocking to you.
and another thing.
When you have a piece of job work, no matter how large
or how small, we will appreciate your giving us a ring. We
will be only too glad to figure your printing needs with you
at no obligation whatever. All. our work we guarantee. the
same as you stand behind the merchandise you sell your Gus
toners. Give us a trial.
Don't dismiss a job by thinking that perhaps your local
printer cant handle it. We have in the past several weeks
contacted several business men who have been sending their
printing out Of town and paying more money for it because
they did not know it could be handled locally.
1t pays to call the NEWS!
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-02-18
The Stranger at the Gate
b, MABEL OSGOOD WRIGHT
C~v~sn b.. Mabel Osgeod Wright WNu Service
WNU Service

If you could put what my jim
stands for to me down in figures,
he'd take up so much room on the
ledger page you'd have no space
for the addition. I've worked hare
for you these five years, Mr.. Vance,
for you and good pay also, I allow,
but now the time has come for me
to quit and begin to live!"
II don't in the least understand
what all this means, Miss Mack,
your explanation does not Gle a I
matters in the least. I'm in haste
and / must have six carbon copies
of that last letter at once" and
Vance began to walk up and down
with short, rapid strides.
mo, I didn't expect you would
understand. but I had to tell you
all the same" and an hysterical
knot frightened in the girls throat,
that's why I'm so sorry for Mrs.
Vance!"
Kitty, with heart pounding hard,
walked slowly back to the outer
Office and spent an unhappy hour,
for hurry, tears and carbon paper
are an unfortunate combination. She
had told her chief her great secret
and he in return had done the thing
that would most hurt her, he had
belittled Jim.
Vance ordered his luncheon to be
sent in and at two o'clock was be-
ginning his preparations for leaving,
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-02-18
NEW STOP" SIGNS PURCHASED

The city OF Durant has bought and installed sStopv signs
at various busy intersections and at school zones and word
comes to us that the Stop" law is really going to be enforced
In Durant.
This is only as it should be. There have been too many
accidents IN this vicinity lately. 1t is time we all stop being so
careless IN our driving and consideration for others.
1T is especially important that drivers 90 slow down the
streets where children are on their way to school. When
adults are so needless Of danger we can hardly expect school
children to be very careful.
A word to the parents: Parents who have children who
ride bicycles and skates to school should caution the child a
bout getting IN the streets with skates on. One light fall and
a child can easily be thrown IN the path of an approaching
car, even if the driver OF the car is going at a very moderate
rate of speed.
Children on bicycles have been the cause of several light
heart attacks among drivers Of this City since Christmas. They
seem to be utterly oblvious of danger while riding merrily on
their way. A child old enough to get on a bicycle is old enough
to observe safety laws. If he is out after nightfall he should by
all means have a light or warning signal on his vehicle in
order that motorists can see him.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-02-18
FARMERS PLAN RADIsH CROP

Farmers IN the vicinity of Durant are to be congratulate
on their farslghtedness and progresslveness in combining
their efforts to grow vegetables and market them cooper
atively IN carload lots.
1t has been reported to us that fully 80 farmers are
making fine progress in planting radshes now. Fully forty
acres will be given over to growing radishes which will
yield about seven or eight carloads for the growers.
Plans are being made, on the completion of the radSh
crop, for the farmers to devote about 100 acres to the grow
ing of beans. These will yield about twenty or more car
loads. The Agricultural Department of the Illinois Central
Railroad and the State Department of Agriculture are aid
ing the farmers IN their efforts by helping them market
their products and inspecting the crops.
We congratulate Qutman Steed, Mat Taylor, P. M. Ell
more and all the other business men and farmers of the
community whose careful planning is paving the way to
sell their products at a fair, reasonable profit and benefit
both the community and themselves.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-02-18
WASHINGTON LATE YEARS

We hear much about George Washington, the father of
our country who never told a lie. We hear little about the
life Washington lived after he retired from public life. his
life as a prosperous plantation owner.
Washington chief ambition in the latter part of his life
according to authorities, was the same as it had always been
Ito be a successful farmer.
And Washington was a successful farmer. He and his
wife arose with the sun on their large plantation in Virginia
and he often made a complete tour of his four plantations be-
fore breakfast, which was something more than a ten mile
ride. He tried agricultural experiments, drew up weather
charts, studied his crops-in short, he was a progressive farm
err.
Some of Washington's miled wheat was exported to the
West Indies. With his tobacco he was not quite so lucky, be-
ing pestered with tobacco worms. A humorous comment he
made in a journal bemoaned the fact that Noah let them IN
the Ark!
George Washington apparently had a nice sense of bal
ance as nell as being a stateman of high rank. He knew what
he wanted and he got it,. a life that was worth living IN
his old days. life on a Virginia plantation.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-02-18
STATE sANAToRIUM
CURTAILS ACTIVITIES

Curtailment Of facilities at the
State Sanatorium has been COM
.pleted as announced three weeks
ago. The Preventorium and five
other wards will remain closed
until funds are available for their
operation, according to DR.. Henry
Boswell, superintendent, who ad-
ded:
"Our patient list has been re-
duced from 327 to 225 in order to
finish the two-year budget period
without exceeding the appropri-
alton. AS previously stated. no
applications could be considered
during the adjustment period ex-
cept at the maximum rate of So.
per day. Now that adjustment
has been completed, the vacan-
cies which will occur from time
to time can be filled with patti
ents at lower rates, based on abili-
ty to pay. However, such admis-.
sions must be limited by the nee
essity of maintaining an enroll
ment not to exceed 225 patients"
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-02-18
Win Wilmington
CONTINUED from Page One)

tire industrial campaign SO that
our magazine and direct mail
coverage will virtually blanket
that market"
A complete set-up has been per
the commission said, for handling
inquiries. By the time the cam
palgn opens, necessary follow-up
literature will be off the press
and the Industrial commission.
with the cooperation Of the state
Planning Board, will be ready
to furnish information to individ-
ual prospects seeking locations.
Frequent conferences between
officials of the three organizations
have been under way several
weeks.
In addition to its industrial
campaign. the commission annou-
nces substantial progress on plans
for its agricultural and resort ap-
pealS. Inc resort campaign will
be held up, however, until Oct,
when Northern and Midwesterrt
vacationists begin making their
winter plans, and when the states
highway program is further ad-
vanced.
"Thus far, the commissions
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-02-18

when a knock interrupted him and
the door-boy laid q card on the
desk. while. before Vance could
read it, a genial voice called out:
so I've caught you before you
fitted. I'm here for the holidays,
got a table mortgaged at the Nestor
for the New Year Eve fracas. /
heard somewhere that you are go
ing to do the Old Home Week act for
Christmas, so ! suppose you can't
dine with me at the St. Brevis to-
night. but as we seem to need to
see each other badly. now that I've
got you cornered, you can give me
an hour right now" Adding, as
he pushed an elaborate cedar box
across the desk, Seasons compli-
ments! I want you to try those
cigars, something special, cost you
a dollar apiece if you could buy
them. which you can't. for l get
in on the side. Hope I'm not
spelling any plans, old man."
The man, Augustus, or plain Gus
Hart, tall, broad, florid and rich,
was ono OF the largest stockholders
in the r. r. Tool & Equipment COM
pany and had in fact more influence
than any other three of the direc-
tors combined.
Vance forgot to say, as he might
easily have done, that he must leave
within the hour and that the matter
of the annual meeting could as well
be discussed on Monday. So the
genial magnate Lit one of the big
cigars and at once plunged into the
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-02-18
HOLMES COUNTY GIRLS
ACTIVE AT BLUE MI

Miss Frances Elizabeth Whit.
worth, Pickens, rendered List
"Sposalizio" for the piano, in the
students recital given by the
Conservatory or Music of Blue
Mountain College this week.
Miss Ruth Farr, Goodman,
played the drums as a member
of the Blue Mountain College or
chestra which rendered impress
lively two numbers by Tschaikow-
sky, his "Sleeping Beauty Waltz
and "Elves Dance from Nut
Cracker Suite" and Guonod's
"Soldiers March from Faust"
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-02-18

statement said 1--WE have concen.
trated our attention on establish
ing a background through maya.
zine feature articles and syndi-
cation of Mississippi material.
Since last October more than
$127,0 900 worth of space has been
devoted to favorable Mississippi
publicity, an amount of $27,00
in excess Of the total of our adver
Using appropriation"
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-02-18

Most embarrassed seaman OF
the week was Governors secre-
tary Jack Hancock, who showed
off in a skiff from the bank of the
Yazoo, only to find he had left
his oars in another boat.