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Evening star., 1938-04-01
Achievements
on Road to
Dictator
Roosevelt Regarded as
Belittling Own
Qualifications.

BY DAVID LAWRENCE.
\ RESIDENT ROOSEVELT was
very careful to get his state
ment about not wanting to be
q dictator published in tho
Evening star., 1938-04-01

have permitted any witness to make
charges against the administra ton
Of w. P. A."
The trouble is that any in
vestigation Of the best way to ad-
minister the relief system is bound
to entail charges against the w.
P. A. The W. P. A. is a strictly
temporary, wildly jerry-built agency,
with excellent intentions rich self,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-28

Proving the old saying. There's
nothing new under the sum. evil
dence is abundant that the pres
ent-day campaign against diver
sion of highway funds-a cam
paign wsged by the Florida divi-
sion OF the American Automobile
Association and by many disinter-
eSted citizens-has had its eoui-
terpart in early English history
and Law.
Back in the days when the king
spent large part Of his time Try
ing to get rich at the expense of
his subjects. il was the custom for
the sovereign 10 grant franchises
10 private persons. usually i'm
poFtsnt and avariciOus barons. To
charge tolls on roads of the king
dom.
But early in the Middle Ages
The courts ruled that not even the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-28
[A\NZZ[[%
Large Delegation OF Orleans
Arrives In City This Morning

Bittinger. Fred Bzhnp Nlr. ard
Hrs ". r BssSs MF. and MrE. A.
thur 3. Brooks. 1zr. and Nrz- c
". CresS. Mr.. and Erz. = -
Cope. Mr.. and Erz. c. r. Fezfaz
Mr. and Mrs. Guy =. Forbez. 1zrz
Kate Given. MrE Emma Cries.
Azr. and Mrs Owen Gross. 1zrx.
J. Y. Gleason. Mr.. and ErE. X @
Hoffman. Mrs. Richard Hsek
Mrs Il. 3. Haze. Ma Hatfie
KeIlsr. Mr. and Mrz- ~ r Lez1a-
erz, Dir. and Arx- r. Lee Le4fh-
ers, Master Lyman Leather. Erz
Lena Madden. Azr. and ErE. r =
Mcfarland. Mis- Z McLauEhliz
Miss Mary McDuzaiz. NrH 81
Miller. MrE 4 =. EeE Azlw
Edith Mel. Clnrence PittE. z 2
Powell, Mr. and Mr8. GcorRe Pat
ternan. Dr.. ans MrA n r. b.
pefn. Mr.. and Mrx- c. O HcEerE
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Easur. M-z
Charles SsviIie. Arz p. = sly
der. LIS. Zelns Erc Jchn VA
son. Mr. and Mrs. ? 2. Whflsun
Mrs. jules yoho. NJ c. C-tz1
III and Mrs.. c M Johnzon
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-28

MOTORCYCLE TO
LEAVE HERE IN
EARLY MORNING

Mayer Willard 10. AIburY
said this afternoon that fha
moforcads which viii lssve
tomorrow noruins 20 So -
Msfsrurnbs fer TIE openins e
the bridges. VIII ssssmhis IN
frnuf Of ms hama. l37l Whias
xtxasa. st sstS.
Il Is expected thai 1hsrs
viii be about SC psrsons N
Guiding the rnsnbsrs af he
Overseas Road and Tol
Bridge DiStrict. In fhs sr1up
leaving. but ~ many others
IS can possibly GO Sc are be
ing invited 70 5oin' In 1hs
rnotorcade.
II they leave fhe eifT e.
ssss. they win have Empls
time 20 reach fhs Lever
Mafecurnbe befcxs .hs hnur
for opening ire hiphwEy.
which is officially fixed f1r
9 o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-28
JUDGE WARD
ANNOUNCES
FOR SENATOR
CANDIDATE MAKES NO PRE-.
ELECTION PROMISES IN AN.
NOUNCING HIS MIDI
DACY

Judge and Mrs David Elmer
Ward, accompanied by Sam A
Spencer, of Fort Myers, arrived
in Key West for the opening of
the Oversee Highway to traffic,
Tuesday, March g.
They expect to remain in Key
West for several weeks, visiting
among the residents of the city
and the Keys.
Judge Ward is a candidate for
State Senator for the Twenty
fourth District, composed of Mon
roe. Collier. Hendry and Lee
counties.
Judge Ward is making his an
nouncenient for senator in The
Citizen and said that the
senator from this district has
come from Monroe county since
1888. and thinks that the other
counties in the district are now
entitled to a chance. Judge Ward.
in making his announcement stat
ed he was familiar with the
needs of this section of the state,
having been born In this district
where his family visited among
the Isl>nds over a period of about
fifty years He grew up on a
farm, working his way through
the public schools of this district.
Although the senator for the
past 50 years has come from Key
West. Judge Ward said, Il will
give fair treatment between Mon
roe county and the Mainland.
believe that the highway between
the Mainland and Key West
should be Strengthened. and i'm
proved
81 believe that the gasoline
used in fishing boats should be
exempt from road taxes: that this
section should devote itself to the
Tourist Trade. which together
with commercial fishing and
sponging are among the import
ant industries of this section
Il am for lettering the position
of deserving old persons. cutting
the red tape so that they Will
receive the benefits intended for
them. for lettering the conditions
of dependant and delinquent
children. helping to make better
citizens Of them
4 am for making the schools
for school children and improv-
ing the conditions Of the school
teachers
I believe IN fewer laws
Having worked my way
through school and law school.
am trying to advance by hard
work and BY giving service /
have no criticism to make Of any
other candidate and the only
promise I make is 20 do the best
can for all.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-28
DIVERSION OF HIGHWAY FUNDS
TABOO EVEN In MIDDLE AGES

king of England could sustain his
franchise to a private citizen for
the c0llecti5a Of tolls on a pubic
highway HnlesS the road was kept
in good repair with the funds col
iected from the travellers
There can b. found many cases
to this effect in the early English
reports
Unfortunately for the motor
lists of Florida. the simple and rea-
sOnable principles of BlsckStOne's
and other commentaries on the
English common law are being
thrown into oblivion. SAYS z.
Screven Bond. Of the Florida
AAA- The annual tax bill of the
motorists Of this state. paid on the
theory that the funds would be
used for road Improvement. has
reached a total Of more than IS
million dollars: Of which the state
highway department receives less
than one-third. much Of the re-
msindcr being diverted 10 other
uses.
Effective bars were placed
against the English king 70 pre-
vent excessive diversion O he
revenue from roads The people
Of Florida have an effective meth
Cd to prevent this modern abuse
OF the taxing power. They can
tel their legislative representa-
tive % correct an intolerable sit
uation-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-28
SCHOOL GROUP
RETURNS HOME

Returning from Tampa On the
Steamship Cuba this morning was
q group OF school teachers from
the public schools Of Key West,
who had been attending a meet
ing Of the Florida Educational As
ISOLATION
In the returning party were.
Miss Florence ATbury. Mrs. Nor
ma Dopp. Hiss J. L Seymour.
Mrs Il r Sails. Miss Mary Pm
der. Mrs o J. HaSkins. Miss -
Seff. Mrs 4 z Ramsey and Mrs
O c Howell
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-28

Arriving on SIS. Cuba this
morning from Tampa were s.
members Of the Ohio Lumber Re
tailers Association, who are tour
ing the principal states Of the
South and this morning sailed on
SIS. Cuba for . tour Of Havana
and the principal cities Of Cuba
The party is under the guidance
Of Douglas Wilson. travelling pas
senger agent Of the P. and o. S. S.
Company. who Is On Steamship
Cuba. and who spent . couple Of
hurs this morning meeting old
friends Of years ago
Mr.. Wilson said that the Ohio
group Is taking one Of their usual
Jsunts and 50 far have been hsv-
ing = wonderful time
Members Of the association who
are making the trip are.
FIndlsy Torrance. secretary Of
the zSsociztion: Mrs. Torrance.
and daughter, Miss Jean Tor
ranae
Mss FioTs BIftinEer. Mrs. D. c.
Bittinger. D c BlttInge-. OTIS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-28
Overseas Highway Broadcast
Featuring Key West To Be
Heard Tomorrow Afternoon

Station WQAM of The Miami
BToadessting Company. in coop
GRAFTON with The Key West CHI
zen. Is sponsoring a special Over
seas Highway broadcast Tomorrow
afternoon at l:30 o'clock.
Philip Kelleher. WQAM com
mentator. and Leslie Harris. Man
On the Street. arrived in Key
West with the WoAM mobile
unit On Sunday 10 make special
recordings for the broadcast.
A feature of the broadcast viii
be a man on the street" pro-
gram, IN which Mr.. Harris inter
views several men and women,
residents of this city. The ques-
tons asked and answers given re-
fleet generally the opinions of
Key West people on the occasion
Of the opening of the highway.
This program was recorded on
special discs and viii be transcrib-
ed at the main studio in Miami
for the broadcast
Special recordings of speeches
given by prominent men of Key
West, also made at The Citizen
office, viii be a feature of the
program along with greetings ex-
tended by the Mayor of Miami
and the president of the Miami
Chamber of Commerce.
These citizens viii be heard on
the program:
Mayor Willard NJ Albury:
Carl Bervaldi, chairman, county
commissioners; l. p Artman,
publisher. The Key West Citizen:
Stephen c Singleton. executive
secretary. Key West Chamber of
Commerce; DR. William r War
rem. city health officer; Bersrdo
Rodriguez, Cuban consul IN Key
West. who spoke IN Spanish. the
translation being given by Vice
Consul Jose c Perez. William v.
Knott, state treasurer of Florida
and treasurer of the Overseas
Road and Toll Bridge District.
and John H CoStsr, vice-chair-
man of the district.
B. h Duncan also viii be heard
on the broadcast in an interview
with Commentator Philip KeIIe-
her.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-28
PWA Headquarters Announce
Opening OF Overseas Highway
Washington Organization
Halls Opening As Great
Achievement To Island
City
BY PAUL MAY
Especial Washington Correspondent
of The CIffzenB


Especial WasbIHEtOn Correspondent
OF The CIflzenJ
WASHINGTON. March a.
The new Overseas Highway viii
be opened 10 traffic tomorrow.
Tuesday. March %. If has been
announced by the Public Works
administrator.
Recounfins in an official stale
ment the steps which led to q
grant for the highway. and the
sensrss details Of it's eohzirae.
lion. the PwA hailed the open
ing of the highway as an achieve
meni which viii mean much TO
the future development of Key
West. and restoration of IFS pros
perifY.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-28
OVERSEAS HIGHWAY OPEN
TO TRAFFIC TOMORROW
MOVING PICTURE
OFFICIALS COMING
HERE FOR FISHING

a large number Of moving
picture officials Of the Sparks
chain Of fheatsrs win be in
Key West On Tuesday. April
II for their annual fishing sx-
cursion 20 these waters. < J.
Sparks. President of the
company announces.
The group viii come here
On the yachts Hslaxia and r.
iYian sometimes On Tuesday
and viii spend all day Wed
nesdaY fishing. Erl Roman.
writer of Anglers Notes
for The Miami Herald viii &C
company the group and re-
cord their piscatorisl tn
umphs.
The fishing excursion IS
annually given officials Of
the theatres in his chain. Mr..
Sparks said. as q reward for
good work.
Fishing is expected 70 be
done off Of Sand Key. and Mr.
Sparks says his officials win
fish for "anfhing that comes
along"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-28
N\\Z\AA[Z
WQAM-CITIZEN RADIO
BROADCAST AT 1870
O'CLOCK TOMORROW

The time Of the WQAM-
Key West Citizen broadcast
tomorrow has been anncunc-
ed for 100 .. N. The an
nouncement Is made official
in the form of wire. receiv-
ed today. from Mr. Norman
MackaY. program director Of
station WQAM.
In another column today
appears the story of the spec
ial recordings made al the Of
flee of The Citizen yesterday
and Today. Eesders ara urged
70 tell their friends 70 listen
in On this program which viii
last for approximately one
hour.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-28
FOUR MARRIAGE
LICENSES ISSUED

Marriage licenses issued from
the office of County Judge Ray
mOnd R. Lord during the past
week carry the names of the fol-
lowing applicants to whom issues
were made:
ArmandO Hernandez and Vir-
ginia Alvarez; Fred T. knight
and Gladys johnson; Lee Nal
colin Pierce and Lauriette L.
Thompson; Ralph Pratt and Lor-
raine Valdez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-28

Drsams ~shizh hEzs -
surbsd the ziz1s Ct k=y
West cifizezs szS xz<s
fer n Pe-ssS 81 - ss@ 49,
1b0zt % BE re4Ezs1
Al 8 c'clo=k tzmur-v~
nor1laE ne o.
~sy, ru@ehnE - k-T W@
frs@ ths za4izHnz 40 80
erinE ne a nnzzs
I'D bs-ua - uu-Aa -
ridA ~su b~ sp=--z - -
~srId
a8wexer & nzzf h~ 49,
Ezed by IL Eru4s u~r 81
peopie 80 ars $1,000 -
ne hiEh~sg. & $780,
Siiz.AEe $50 =sa $50
fishinE Eruznzs IN ~ ~
tat this apenzw - - = 49,
mal one. buf ~ fz= -
eziaE ~zEh szs $3.50 So
tiwifiss sd go sfEzz. -
BE h@ld CO 10y e m~p--
mat-ly thr~e EuuEhs swzE
b fnm 81 IS So s -
neen 81 uT z $3.50 -
Ea-1zE lae 60 -
letters haWe nn $3.50 E
l-41vi1z41 Hn1 e- -
EznlzznH s@ ~ @
nmluEm. an9 nr aa 60
IS IS $780, &C., -
"a capsw - - -
1880 11-
I1E $780, e. H
r M D.. ewE nrwr
R~nzral r-zwarw~ - - -
nun uurE nE - g.
zn6 Lru Be- &c. = -
sans a. r-a~ar 80 - 49,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-28
INVITATION

Having received a long distance
telephone call from relatives q
the Honorable 7. b Manuel.
Mayor Of p Lauderdsle. Florida.
Juan Csrb0neiL owner ard man
sger OF the Habzna-Msdrid Club
and close friend Of Mayor Man
uel. has arranged . reception II
honor Of p Lzuderdale officials
visiting Key West on Tuesday
An invitation Is cordially ex-
tended % al Key West city Off
Gals TO attend
mar. 38-It
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-28
HEART TURNING TO STONE

LONDON-A poSt-mortem ex-
animation of Mrs. Catherine Nor
ton. who died in this city at the
age of 90. disclosed that her heart
had begun to turn to stone.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-28
PUTNAMS GO
To TORTUGAS

George R Putnam, commission
er of lighthouses. retired. who ar
rived Saturday evening. left last
night 1890 o'clock on the Light
house Tender Ivy, accompanied
by Mrs Putnam, for Tortugas-
Tender Ivy has some work TO
do in that vicinity. il was said.
and il is understood that the ship
will not return before Wednesday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-28
$1,000 REWARD

Fer the spprshsnEion q anY
person fznpsrins viii O. de-
sfr0Ying the nsw Ore-wEy OF Step
Signs now being installed ~ var
ious x.rsag inssrssefions Of the
CITY.
CHIEF OF POLICE
Mar. zs-3l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-28
Most Outstanding Roadway
CONSTRUCTION In History
SEVERAL THOUSAND AUTOMOBILES And H.
900 VISITORS EXPECTED TO ARRIVE =
KEY WEST DURING NEXT FEW DAYS
OVER NEW STRUCTURE

DreamS whlzh kEE9 49,
sorned Eh@ EMmm8 C A@w
West citIzezz an6 wz
fer = perzo1 81 - geZz Ez
about @ be reaEEe1
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-03-17
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES
SALE

/, w. E. Durham. trustee. un-
der the provisions Of and by vir
tue of the authority conferred up
on me in a deed Of trust made by
Eddie Gaines and his wife, Clara
Gaines. on July 18th, 1897, to Sc
cure a certain Indebtedness to Du-
rant Motor Company, Of Durant,
Mississippi, Claud Wilkes, owner,
and whidh deed Of trust and the
Indebtedness therein secured was
assigned to the Merchants & Far
mers Bank, of Durant, Mississip-
pi, which said deed Of trust to-
gether with said assignment there
Of is recorded in Book No. 70,
at page 100. Of the Trust Deed
records Of Holmes County, Missis-
sippi, in the office Of the Chan
Gerry Clerk Of said county, and
default having been made in the
payment thereof, and / having
been requested by the owner and
holder Of said indebtedness to fore
close the same, will on Saturday,
March 26th. 1888. offer for sale
and sell at public auction for cash,
to the highest and best bidder. at
the South Front door Of the Hell
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-03-17

mes County Court House, Lex.
lngton, Mississippi, within legal
hours, the following described real
estate situated in the City of Du-
rant, Holmes County, Mississippi,
to-wit:
Lot No. 344 fronting 100
feet on Lamar Street, and ex-
tending in a Southerly direc-
ton between parallel lines to
Lee Street, the said lot be-
ing the place Of residence
OF Eddie Gaines: it is the IN
tention of the grantors to de-
scribe all the land owned by
either or both Of them, whe-
ther same be correctly describ
ed or not.
Title is believed to be good, but
/ will convey only such title as
is vested in me as such trustee.
This March Bird. 1898.
w. E. DURHAM.
3l-34-4t Trustee.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-03-17

Do you feel all knocked QUIT Do
you lack your usual energy and
enthusiasm
Here is The Nash GUARANTEES
Go to your druggist and get a
Soc bottle of Nash's Tonic and
take for one week. If you don't
feel one hundred per cent better
after taking for one week your
money will be cheerfully refund
ed. Nash says he does not want
one penny of your money if his
medicine does not do you lots Of
good.
For sale by Howell & Heggie
Drug Co. in Durant.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-03-17

The Twentieth Century Club, federated women's club Of
Durant, is again sponsoring a community service project this
year. The project is in the form of a contest to promote
yard-improvement. Prizes will be given when the contest
closes, in the early part of June, to those whose yards have
shown greatest Improvement since last year.
The interest of this organization in community service
since its inception here in 1922 has been unwavering and
many worthwhile projects have been sponsored successfully
by the club. Outdoor living room contests and cleanup
days are only a few of the many efforts exerted by this splen-
did organization in rendering community service. Through
these projects many citizens Of the community have done
much toward improving their homes and grounds and made
Durant a much more beautiful town in which to live.
We heartily commend the members Of the Twentieth Gen.
tury Club for their splendid efforts on behalf Of identifying
our community and feel that every individual and organixa.
ton in the community should show their appreciation Of these
efforts by cooperating one hundred per cent.
Let's all improve our yardsl Not Just for the prizes
the Twentieth Century Club is giving, but to make Durant
the p~rettiest little town in the stae.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-03-17

Farabee, presided.
Mr.. S. N. jackson Of Jack.
son, who is with the Anti-Saloon
League, spoke at the Methodist
Church Sunday morning at 10
o'clock.
Mr.. j. ID. Weeks OF Lexington
was q business Monday.
w. L. Davidson accompanied
Rev. G.. c. Gregory to Kosciusko
Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Flowers is spending
a while In Jackson with her mo-
Their, Mrs. j. Heard.
MI and Mrs. Tom Landsum
were visitors to jackson Wednes-
day. /
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-03-17

APARTMENT FOR RENT
or 3 rooms. See Mrs. NJ. A. Jen
kins, 302 Lee st.
LOST 49, Boys Sweater. Grey
wool with Upper fastening. Find
er please return to Richard O'Cain
and receive reward.
FOR SALE - One Model A
Ford in good condition. Cash on
ly. Write Boxholder, Box 223,
Durant, Miss
FOR RENT - A three room
apartment, furnished or unfur-
nished. Mrs. Jennie Frizell.
Phone No. Z: LOT Depot Street.
WILL PAY STRAIGHT SALA
RY $500 per week, man or wo-
man with auto. sell Poultry Nix
ture to Farmers. Eureka Mfg.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-03-17
PICkENS NOTES

FN|t
Both the Adult and Esther
Case Circles Of the Methodist w.
N. s. met in the lovely home Of
MRS. G. H ingram Monday af.
ternoon with Mrs. Chas. Camp
bell co-hostess After the pro-
gram, delicious refreshments were
served by the hostesses.
The Baptist w. M. u. met at
the church Monday afternoon for
q program.
The Presbyterian Auxiliary met
at the church Monday afternoon
at 4 o'clock for the annual meet
ing. The president. Mrs. j. B
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-03-17

ARE We ON THE MAP OR NoT7

We hate to think Of the thousands Of people who pass
through Durant and never know it. They know they are
passing through some town but they never know the name
of it unless they stop to inquire.
OF course some people will say; what difference does it
make whether they know the town or not, they'll probably
newer come through here again and if they do what does it
matter" And they may be right.
But we think they're dead wrong.
Any town, little or big, good or bad, needs to have
enough sefrespect to put out its name for all the world
to see.
We'd like to make some kind Of impression whether it's
good or bad, as an individual or as a town.
Personally, we'd much rather make a bad impression
than none at all. Praise we can stand AND criticism too
but indifference +. never.
Won't somebody. anybody see that a marker is
placed on highways IL and 81 so everybody passing through
will at least know we S-e still on the map?
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-03-17
LET'S PAINT UP

Spring is the time when seeds are planted, when trees
are budding, flowers blooming. the time Of the year when
all dead things seem to come to life. :. and lille takes on a
new meaning as we take off heavy wooden clothes for light
prettier things.
As we cast off the drab colors of winter we wish that we
could also cast off the drab look that SO per cent Of the bust
ness houses in Durant have. Most of them were painted
80 long ago the owners conldn't tell you when, They are
faded apd worn-out looking. Those buildings thai have
and are now crying for q good dose Of paint.
Faces portray the way we feel. And somehow we can't
help but feel that if the faces of all The buildings in Durant
hd a fresh coat of paint that we would get rid Of some Of
the lcthargy that engulfs us at times and go to town in a
business way. People just naturally like to go to q town
and shop where something's happening, where everybody is
smiling and happy. and where they can find good merchan.
disc at good prices We have the latter now let get
some good old pep in us and PAINT UPl
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-03-17
J. T. Nicely GETS CARD
FOR SAFETY RECOGNITION

j. T. Nicely, agent Of the ILL
nois Central, has received a care
signed personally by L. A. Downs
president Of the Illinois Central
making him a member Of the
Veteran Safety Club.
This club is composed of mem.
bers who have made the record
Of 100 per cent safety for Tho
men under their supervision
from January !, 1882, until De.
cember 81, 1887.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-03-17

Nash's C. & L Tonic is now the
largest selling tonic in our South
land. II was formulated by a
Southern Druggist for diseases
most common to the South. Nash
says if Southern people viii keep
their bodies free Of Biliousness,
Constipation and Malaria the
chances are they will be well and
happy.
Nash's is A Build Up Tonic For
Southern People
Has the winter left you in a
weakened condition. Do you feel
lazy and draggyf Are you Consti-
pated or Bilious? Have Coughs
and Colds been pulling you down
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-03-17

LOST OR STRAYED - Male
mule, mouse colored. weighs
around LOCO pounds. If seen
please notify Lawrence Hudgins.
Sails, Rt. l.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-03-17

AUTOMOBILE TAG LOST. No.
369-202. Finder please return to
Durant News Office or call 10.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-03-17

FOR SALE = Bicycle. See vir-
ginia Browne.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-26

he should not for one minute concede any loss of prestige or need of complete retirement from public life on account of this association of his name. He has many good reasons for doing this, just as Governor Cross has good reasons for demanding resignations from him or others whose names were linked in the report. It comes down to a question of submitting to the one and awaiting final acquittal or making a fight of it all the way to an even more glorious acquittal in the end.
 That is as true of any of the accused twenty-seven men as it is for the county commissioner who holds to his office.