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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-07
by Rupert Grayson

And Gun, rather grimly. quoted
FitzGerald:
AAh! Make the most Of what
ye yet may spend,
Before We too into the dust
descend -"
After the meal, Coral became
absorbed with handkerchief, DOW.
der puff and hpstick, which she
described as putting the best pos
sible face on it."
Gun and Tommy sat by the door
smoking and rather gloomily sur
veying the situation outside. The
ground was SCARED where their
bombs had struck, but there was
no sign Of bodies, dead or wound
ed. They must have crept up and
carried them away during the
night.
Il wonder how many OF the
olightcrs we've actually knocked
over?" unused Tommy.
Impossible to tell - but I
shouldn't say that they could mus.
ter more than twenty"
Pretty neaEIy enough.against
three"
Yes, out I wonder II they've
found Otto yet ?"
This question was soon an
swered. for present., a white
handkerchief, tied to a rife bar
rel, was hoisted above the center
pile OF sandbags.
They want TO talk" said Gun.
Il don't see why we shouldn't par
ley bit. TIN pass the time away"
He waved his own handkerchief
above the sandbags, and then stood
erect. Almost Immediately from
behind the shelter two figures an
peared. They were Otto and Trent
both looking the worse for wear.
They came few PAGES forward
and then Otto beckoned. Gun
stepped over the sandbags. and
also moved out a little way
Tommy cried:
BE careful. wouldn't trust
nose scugs an inch"
Gun called over his shoulder:
ITS all right. They've nothing
20 gain by humping me off iust |
low. anyway"
Tommy made trumpet Of his /
lands and yelled:
Say. Trent! We're standing by
With our rifles here, and II YOU
tart anything well shoot. See ,"
Trents reply was a wave OF the
iand TO show that h had heard
md Tommy and Coral took their
ines and stood alert and ready for
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-07
Defeat Belleville by Score
of 31-19, Have to Battle

Price dropped free throw with
Ypsi having a 81 90 10 lead
Tpsi hiqh
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-07

UNION TO CONVENE

Detroit, Mich. Dec "A tNo-dsy
conference of the % members Of the
General Motors Council OF the Unit.
ed Automobile Workers tCLOD will
be conducted in Detroit today and
Su day. The council will elect Off
GERS and review contract operations
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-07
NEW RECORD LIkELY

SauIt 50 MaTie, Mon, Dec.
Ar Shipping tonnage for
1910 which far surpasses that ~
1888 aud approaches the ali
time record volume of 1929 is ia
dicated In the November report
OF The St Marys Falls Canal,
made public Thursday
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-07
Hurons to Open Season
Against Wayne Tonight

team, as named by Coach Martin
Zachar, will include Chuck Sampler
and Ed Gilday. forwards; Howard
Messenger, center, and Vern Sher'
man and Jim Neumaier or Bob
Heimbuch. guards.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-07

Windsor, Ont, Dec. = Three
men held up Sans Clothing store,
Windsor, Friday. and robbed the
proprietor, Sam Freed, OF $500
that he had on hand to cash the
pay checks of Canadian auto work
ers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-07

eeltsviite

. VTWT" q ~ -
lpsi Highs Reserves had II all
their own wsy with the Bellenlls
second -strngers as they took the
lead early in the game 10 hold
il throughout the contest without
IL once being threatened
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-07
Y H. S. Cagers Come From Behind to Capture Opener
Sports Calendar
BaSketball

Cleay College rs. Flint J. C..
WIS. Gym Up m
Michigan Normal ts Wayne Uni
Nersity Central High School gym
nasium. netrod SIS D. m
Michigan Normal freshmen ys.
Wayne University freshmen. cen.
rrel High school gymnasium De
Uoit. p m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15

full face and figure.
Although not claiming to be an
authority. soilie Childs has proven
by his ability TO select some of
Americas most beautiful girls for
his shows. that he Is picker"
with more than average taste.
The French Follies.' which
comes TO the stage of the Music
Box thester includes among its
40 performers some of the most
beautiful young ladies on the
American stage today.
The famous military dancing
chorus of 10 gorgeous and youth
full girls, featured in the French
Follies," is considered one of the
best balanced, most perfectly cast
choruses or the American stage
today. Youth, pep and personal
ity predominant each of their
numbers.
In conjunction with this big
stage show the Music Box theater
will offer on the screen the new
Universal film, Double Alibi,"
with Wayne Morris and Margaret
Lindsay co-starred.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15
Charles Laughion and vivien
Leigh in Sidewalks Of London
'Vllugs Born Dunce" lectures
Well Known Rodio Performers

story Of the London show world in the days when
backout the end of vaudeville skt instead of pre-
caution against air raids is told in the Charles Laughon
vehicle Sidewalks Of London which cosars the screens
first actor with the most widely actress of the
day, Vivien (Scarlett OHara) Leigh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15

to employ the style of others. He
has just been Jimmie Lunceford
!. and that has been ample.
In addition to his popularity as
an orchestra leader, he has also
made a name for himself in the
recording field and his records are
in great demand.
Among the celebrities who re-
ceived copy Of Jimmie Lunce-
ford's private recording Of Bee
thoven's Sonata Pathetique" was
Mayor Fiorello La Guardia of New
York City. The Little Flower"
in a letter to Maestro Lunceford.
expressed appreciation for the
platter; said he was sure the
record was superlative but that he
hadn't played it yet because Of the
press Of mayoralty duties.
Then the mayor, in a postscript,
wrote that he had just heard from
his excited son Eric, who told his
daddy that the record was swell"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15
Jimmie Lunceford Plays Here Friday

The sepia swing king. Jimmie
Lunceford. will pay Tacoma a one
night visit when he appears per-
sonally at the Crescent ballroom
Friday evening.
Rated one of the outstanding
dance bands In America, Lunce-
ford's organization has been pack
ing them In ever since it left the
bright lights of Broadway.
Luncefords success has been due
in great part to the fact that he
Is original he has never tried
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15
BANKER PLAYS BANKER

Roger Imhoff required no coach
ing for his role of banker in Para
mounts THE Way of All Flesh"
He Is a director of the Laramie
State bank of Chicago, Ill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15
SHIP RELEASED

The 110-foot ship Donald Crisp,
bought in England before the war,
has been released by the govern
ment and soon will be sailed to
this country.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15

against q present-day setting.
Sidewalks Of London" presents
the famed pair as two 'busker"
sweethearts who lead precarious
but picturesque existence enter
tanning the queues of patrons out
side the legitimate theaters.
The companion picture brings
to the screen such noted radio
entertainers as Don Wilson. Lulu
belle and Scotty. Vera Vague and
others In a production titled will
age Barn Dance"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15

Clemencc Danes original screen
play. which opens today 1t the
Rialto theater. spotlights the lives
Of performers very popular in
London but little known on this
side Of the Atlantic--thc ''busk-
era" who sing, dance and clown
for pennies thrown ut them by
passersby IN the city's theatrical
district.
Noteworthy IN that It presents
both Laughton and Miss Leigh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15

Pat O'Brien. banana plants-i
ton boss in ~Torrid Zone" has'
taken three vacation cruises on
banana boats.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15
NEW CONTRACT

Robert Young has been awarded
= new long-term acting contract.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15
Trench Follies" on Music Box
Stage Today and Tomorrow
Girl" Show Shores Spotlight With
Single Screen Attraction

Feminine beauty, in the opinion of Soie Chlds
and producer of the French Foies is than beaut
Evening star., 1940-09-08

Busy boost in the West River resoto strong south
wind forced shippers the 20oot round bottom class TO
oory "extros" for boIIost Here out thon n
they're sowing the doy for Kenneth Smiths strutowoy
Troup
La gaceta., 1940-05-28
A FarOr de los
Mutilados EspaNOles

Recordamos a todos que ell
viernes 81 de mayo Sc efectuara
en- ell Centre Asturiano la fun
ci6n a beneficio de los Mutila-
dos ESpanoles que aun Sc en-
cuentran en- los campamentos de
concentration en- Francia.
En- este programa sc presen-
tara al pdblico la conocida obra
que lleva por titulo La Trapera,
interpretada por la inolvidable
artista Josefina Rodriguez y
companeros y cOmpaneras arts
tas de Ia localidad.
Tambien Sc pondra en- escena
un juguete c6mico titulado Los
Chorros del Orc, y un buen n1-
nero de Variedades.
Por ell merito de este progra-
ma v por ell significado que en-
81 tiene es de esperar que los a.
nantes de la cauSa de ESpana
La gaceta., 1940-05-28
LAS ELECCIONES DE HOY
FL Presciato Nimuero II

En- este ~prescinto, con innega
BILE desprecio de los derechos de
los candidates, no Sc permiti6
Dor los miembro de Ia mesa en-
trar a yer los nGmeros de la ma
quina.
No Sc dej6 YER los nimeros a
los representatives de los ean-
didatos, a diferencia de otros CO
legios, con ell pretexto de que
debian tener Recommendation del
Sr. Dekle.
No sabemos que habra pasado
de anormal pero 81 escuchamos
algunas protestas.
Este prescinto sc halla situa-
do en- ell 1929 de la Gale Frank
din.
FL individuo que estaba a car
go del colegio actuaba con aire
de gran senior Y no permitia sc
le discutieran sus palabras.
La gaceta., 1940-05-28
Ell NUEVO PRESUPUESTo
MUNICIPAL
Sc Elerardn las ContTibaciones
en- m 20 por CientO

Pidiendo ell aumento de un q
por ciento en- las contributions
generates. ell alcalde Chancey
snvi6 aver su nuevo presupues-
to municipal, que comenzara a
.egir ell primero de JUNO, a Ia
iunta de concejales, incluyen Ia
indication de que para atender
a los nuevos aumentos Sc impon
ga a los residences de la ciudad
un impuesto por la recogida de
basuras.
Las contributions generates
para atender a los gastos del
municipio Y a las Obligaciones
de los bonos, son pagadas por
todos los duenos de propiedades,
excepto, en- parte, los duehos lie
sus hogares, que estan exentos
por la ley estatal llamadae
Homestead Act.
Ell amillaramiento para estos
duehos de hogares continuara
siendo ell mismo del ano pasado
pero a todos los demas cOntribu-
yentes Sc les impondran aumen-
tos importantes.
La gaceta., 1940-05-28
Ceremox9aa de GraGunes6n

Les estudiantas iatinos que Sc
gra3uaran en- la Unfversidad de
Tampa el a de JUNO, son los ST.
guientes:
Onelia Pelaez, Ba5hiller de
Aries.
Elisa n. Alvarez, Baahiller
de Ciencias y Educaci6n, * :.
Martha Alice. Franco.
Joe T. Villarosa, Bachller de
Cuentas Y Business Admins
tration.
Alvaro Breijo.
Cecil Henriquez, Bachiller en-
Ciencias.
Jack Alvarez
ProgrGma: Domingo 2 de ju-
mic, sermon a las a de la tarde
en- 81 Auditorium Municipal.
JUNO 8: Ejercicios de Glasses,
a las 10 A. NJ, en- ell Auditorio.
JUNO a: Ceremonies de Gra-
duaci6n a las IL A. NJ.
La gaceta., 1940-05-28
Election de Directira

Evelio Gonzalez fue elegido
p~residente del Juventud Latino
Americana en- una reunion que
celebraron los miembros de di-
cho club, la noche del sabado en-
Ia residential de la 0ctava ave-
nida ndmero 14O81a.
Edward Rodriguez tom6 el
puesto de vicepresidente; Alice
Dorado, ell de s:cretaria; Helen
Diaz, tesorera; y Mario Gallo y
Luis Valdez, reporters.
Deseamos a estos j6venes un
buen acierto en- los cargos que
les han sido conferidos por la
simpatica association Latino-ame
ricana.
La gaceta., 1940-05-28
Bale de las Flores

NADIA menos que cuatro or :
queStaS han Sido contratadas
para amenizar Ell gran Bale de
as Flores que la Secci6n de Re-
creo de L'Unione Italiana cele-
rara en- TODD su edificio social
pr6ximo sahado.
Las orQuestas son, a sabar
Don Francisco, Victor Ruiz, La
Iorida y La Sonora.
La entrada a este gran bale
sera gratis ct amore para los so
los de dicha institution.
La gaceta., 1940-05-28
N0EAS-

respondan ccsno 81 c2sg yas ne
aesidades de aquellos matilados
spanoles 10 exigen,
La gaceta., 1940-05-28
La Cdma1'a de Concrete
de YbOr

Esta civica organization efec-
tuara su junta regular mahana,
microbes 20, a las 8 de la noche
en- su local de Novena avenida y
Gale Catorce.
Como de costumbre sc discu-
tiran asuntos de gran interes pa
ra la barriada de Ybor City.
lei secretario F. de la Grana
nos pide que hagamos saber a
todos los miembros la necesidad
de su presencia en- esta junta.
Queda complacidO.
La gaceta., 1940-05-28
No de6e olvidarse

Tenemos el gusto de recordar
al pueblo en- general que la Sec
ion de Benefaeri6n de la pro-
gresista Orden, Cabatleros Lea.
.es de America ha fijado la fe-
cha de su Picnic para Ell dia 9
lei pr6ximo mes de JUNO.
Las fiestas de esta Orden STEM
pre- han estado muy concurridas
por las grandes atracciones que
suelen presentar, y no cabe du-
la de que este ano ocurrira otro
tanto..
Mas adelante dartmos a la pu
olicidad ell complete programa
de esta fiesta campestre Y NOM
bre de las orquestas contrata :
das para amenizarla y dar gus
20 a, los amantes del bale.
La gaceta., 1940-05-28

La idea de la publication de
esta 'noticia en- tan temprana fe-
cha tiene por objeto ell que las
demas Sociedades tomen nota de
los deseos de las damas del As
turianc Y les respeten la fecha
esccgida.
La gaceta., 1940-05-28
EscOgem Mna feeha

La Secci6n de Damas de Pro-
tecci6n y Auxilio del Centre As
turiano nos eomunica, por me-
dio de su secretaria Palmira Gar
cia, que los componentes de d.
cha Secci6n han acordado dar
su Cabaret annual a beneficit
del Sanatorio Ell dia 10 de Octu-
bre del presente ano.
La gaceta., 1940-05-28
DivorcioS

Mary M. Brunelli contra Tom
l.. Rrunelli.
William A. Drawdy contra
Maude E. Drawdy.
La gaceta., 1940-05-28
aicencjaS de mdtrimOniO

Horace Eugene Sanders, %,
y Matte Mahala Rape, %.
Wesley Clayton Randles, %,
y Blanche Los Bean, %.
Phillip lack Israel, %, y Ere
ha Leo Legg, 20.
Truman A. Horton, Al, y Ma
rion M. Mackenzie, 33.
La gaceta., 1940-05-28
DOCTORS FORMULA
. GREAT SUCCESS FOR UGLY SURFACE
PIN PIES
EEoCIADA DE COSTA
COSTA

No pase humillaciones por tener
la cara LENA op granos. Auui es-
Ia Ia ayuda. FL hGuido ZEMO,
poderoso suavizante, alivia rapi.
damente la e6mez6n. eli dolor y
eura, LEM0 c0htiene 10 de los
mas p%oderosUs Electives ingre-
dientes medicos, recommendation
por specialists de gran merito.
Una prueba lie convencera. IS cts.
Coo y Sl.OO. En- c~ualquier botiAa.
La gaceta., 1940-05-28

tamente, a menos de que ell 60
bernador Cone les conceda una
pr6rroga.
La gaceta., 1940-05-28
LA APELACI0N DE ITALIA
NO. RECHAZADA

Washington, mSJg 28.-Una
netici6n heoha por Sam v Joe
Italiano, de Tampa, para revi-
sion de su condena por tener en-
op.rac:6n una casa de juego y
una loteria, fue denegada hoy
ror Ell Tribunal Supreme de los
l. tados UnidOS.
Ital;ano, cuya condena fue soste
ni3a por Ell Tribunal Supreme
&c Florida con anterioridad, ar
gdian que su conviction fue ba-
sada y obtenida por medic de un
registro ilegal efectuado por un
condestable. Hero entendiendo
que el condestable tenia motives
para Greer que Joe Italiano esta-
ba violando las leyes contra Ell
juego, Sc decide que Ell registro
adquiria por clio la necesaria le-
galidad. /.
URo SentenciG de rs Noses
La decision del Tribunal Su-
premo de los Estados Unidos
gignifica que los hermanos tia
liano tendran que cumplir una
sentepcia de Is meses en- Ia pc
nitenciaria de Raiford inmedia-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-05
Soldiers Leave SUNDAY
For Lengthy Training
Farm Benefits
To Be Cut

Soil conservation compliance pay
mcnls 10 Vance county farmers UNI
ilr the 1910 program Will be reduced
approximately $4,000 if 10 per
Int reduction IA ;nnuuuccd recent
in an Associated Press dispatch
rom Washington Is made effective,
-. w. Sanders, Vance county farm
agent said today.
Mr.. Sanders SaId that no official
Di.cc I'll the reduction in payments
as been received at his office, but
nat it is generally understood IN
extension Service circles that the
payments will be less than original
" pinned.
Last years soil conservation COM
pIancc payments in this county
only TO Approximately
$4,000, bccau great number OF
farmers failed 10 meet requirements
Of the program ovcrplant!ng largely
IN tobacco. Practically 100 per cent
cooperation in the program is eX-
pcctcd for this year, however, and on
5uch basis tie normal amount OF
to farmers of the county
would have been in the ncighDorhood
If 100000.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-05
Young Democrat Convention
Expected to Be Big Factor
In State Political Future
Continued From Page Onei

but the sessions in general election
years are always much more inter-
csting and this time there are more
than ordinary reasons for expecting
a we'll attended and enthusiastic con-
vocation.
There is in prospect Il real scrap
for control Of the club machinery
between the ultra-liberal and the
conservative factions. The shadow Of
the Chicago convention will fall
across the meeting here in September,
and echoes Of that affair will be
heard among Young Democrat speak
ers and poll workers. There is some
Wilkic talk among the old line
Democrats, but the youngsters are
gong to have none of that. About the
best that conservatives hope for IS
To keep the convention from gong
plumb wild: while some of the more
ardent Roosevelters are going to try
to make it rOusing pep rally for
Roosevelt and anything he wants.
The two schools of thought. they
can hardly be called factions, are
expected to use the club presidency
as the test Of strength.
There are three open candidates
for the state presidency. Bill Med
ford of Waynesville, present secre-
tary. and Lee Wilson Of Lexington,
senator nominate for that district,
have been in the running for months.
The Chicago convention catapulted
Kid Brewer of WinStOn-Salem anC
Chapel Hill into the front ranks Of
contcndcrs for the highest office.
Then there is some sentiment to
"drart" John Mclaughlin Of States
vile. present national committeeman.
All Of these young men are rated as
New Dealers, but they have varying
shades.
In recent months il seems almost
impossible to write Il North Carolina
political story without injecting
Ralph McDOnald's name. Brewer IS
rated as 4 protegC Of Mcdonald, and
therefore the newest Of New Dealers,
while Mclaughlin is considered the
most conservative Of the prospects.
Next in Importance to the office
of state president are the posts OF ma
tiunal committeeman and committee
woman. During the next year or so,
these Jobs may be even more i'm
portant, because of affiliation with
national affairs. H. B. Spruill Of
Windsor and Miss Sarah Ruth Posey
Of Murphy are presently unopposed.
Increasing Importance OF the
Young Democrats organization in the
scheme OF things was indicated few
days ago by an ultra-reactionary
among old line Democrats. He talk
cd at some lengths about the forth
coming convention, and called atten-
ton to the fact that Hitler, Musso-
Iini and Franco rode to dictatorial
power in their respective countries
on the backs of student movements
and young peoples groups. The ola
fellow admitted that he could find
little sympathy for his fears, but he
nevertheless viewed with alarm the
cncroachmcnt of liberal young folks
on the sacred preserves OF stand pat
politicians.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-05
Big Day In
County Court

|. II. Murphy, we'll known Norln
Henderson merchant, was convicted
IN county court today before Rccolu-
or +. n. Clements on d charge OF
possessing corn Whiskey Tor inc pl'r-
u.r Oh sac, anu was lined STU ana
costs.
Abe Officers J. c. Champion ana
l.. a. jackson, together with W. D
Strange, visited Murphy store III
.>ur,u Henderson Saturday nlghl
about 8 o'clock, and seized two ana
Il nall cases oi Illicit booze, Cham-
pIon SAID.
George Aston, Negro, who lives
II .oaluy Creek township about three
.ullys cast Of the city, was caught
.ol.uuuy ABOUT noon with d pint ana
Il nall OF illicit whisky, and drew
four months ON the roads today IN
county court. The road term was
..usprndcu upon payment Of $40 and
costs, and not be convicted Of vlo-
,d,.ug me prohibition laws OF Vance
uuuluy Ion the next two years. OIL
licgr Champion said that there was
much evidence Of Whiskey about Al
slOn premises.
.AlcA Willard was guilty Of being
drunk. and prayer for judgment was
continued upon payment OF the costs.
The court ordered the costs RENTED.
Helen GUdmor, Il white woman,
drew TO days in jail for beng drunk,
damaging property and resisting an
officer. She pummclcd DcNlty Shcr-
if j. G. lnScOc, then smashed WIN
doWs in the county jail, after she was
lnCurCcrated there.
Jesse Ford was convicted Of drunk
en- driving, and WAS given 81 days on
the roads His drivers license was
ordered revoked for one year.
In another warrant Ford VIZ
guilty Of being drunk and disorder
j. and assault, and was given 80
DAYS. the term to run conCurrently
with the 81 day term imposed fol.
drunken driving.
LOrene Robertson pleaded guilty 10
being drunk, and prayer for judg-
mcnt was continued upon payment
Of the costs.
David Thompson went to the
roads Tor four months for larceny
He gave notice Of an appeal, and
bond was set at 5000
Milo Cleaton was guilty of as
Sault with deadly weapon, and was
given 60 days on the roads.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-05
Drunk, Assault
Cases Heard

Today's session OF city court, with
Mayor Henry r. Powell presiding,
was made up mostly Of drunk and
assault charges.
Lonnie Mitchell, Negro, pleaded
guilty to asSaulting Fannie Mitchell,
and was given gu days, suspended
upon payment Of the costs, and show
ing good behavior for the next two
years.
Ike Vowel pleaded guilty to be-
ing drunk. He went to the roads for
80 days.
Frank Young, Negro, drew 80 days
on the roads when he pleaded guilty
to being drunk.
Robert Nelson, Negro, faced the
court on two charges of being drunk.
In the first, he was given 30 days,
suspended upon payment Of the costs,
and on the second charge, he was
given 80 days, suspended upon pay
ment of the costs, and showing good
behavior for the next two years.
Edward Marrow, Negro, was
charged with obtaining suit Of
clothes from Elias Basket by false
pretense. The state took a nolle prose
with leave.
Charlie Floyd, Negro, entered a
plea Of guilty to being disorderly,
and was given 80 days, suspended
upon payment Of the costs, and show
ing good behavior for the next two
years.
Prayer for judgment was continue
ed upon payment Of the costs as 10
David Thompson, guilty of being
drunk.
F. L. Bennett, charged with being
drunk, was called and failed, and his
cash bond of $40 was ordered for
feited.
Prayer for judgment was continued
upon payment of the costs as to
Newell Journigan, charged with be-
ing drunk.