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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-29
Die 90ttlihe Doriehun9

Ger P. 9eouregar0 botte in elmer
&lrd)e 3u Bari5 cine ergreifen0e Sre-
oigt iiber Sic Goriebung gebaIten.
&oum mar er Dieoer 81 Souie, aI5
elm 5remoer fam uno i'm auf einen
9lugenblid 81 lpreden begebrte. 2ll5
Ser TrieIter Sen Wann begriiBt butte,
lagtc iener:
uWein @err, id fonme aus 2brer
EreOigt Sic buben gemiB iebr ihon
gcre0et man tonnte c5 nidt belier
Iagen; ubcr Sic boben 0ie g2ohltc-
ten ser Goriebung geriibn1t. Sd glou-
be nidt 0araL 0enn nad melner Wei=
nlmg gibt e5 feline 8oriebung. -
S0ren Sic, &err 1farrcr, ebe iie ur=
teilen! - @o5 meinen Stono unbe-
trifft, 10 Bin id Elm 2ilhler. IS6 5o=
be cine 6rou uno 0rci &in0er. MiS
ltn0 redtlfoffene 2eute, Die orbeileu
unO ME iemono llnre6t geton boben.
IurG Sen 8onfrott eine5 S6ul0nar3
gehe if melnem 8onfrott entgegen.
S6 meinerIeit5 babe Berpfli6tungei',
Oenen ih gegcn Gn0e oieies Monot2
unbeoingt geniigen muB; ober i}h
fam nld)t be3ablen. - Scum, 9err
8forrer, ic7 ertruge Ben 8eoorfen
0ieie5 llngliid5 nift, un0 in6em i'd
mebrere angeIproden 11no ni6t5 er=
boltcn bobe, neil eben mcine Ser
mon0ten un0 meme 6reunoe niht reis
der linO alS id] lelbit, 10 min i6 mir
0uS 2eben nebmen.
P. 8eauregur0, tief bepegt, er6ob
iif, 0ffnetc lein Bult, nobm cine
Sunn1e Don bunOert 2ouisOor ber=
olt5 l1n0 febrte 5u'Oem Wonne 3uriif,
5u Oem CT freunOlih iogte:
vgtein 6rel1nb, bier iin0 einbun-
BERT 2olli5OOr. SSd) eIbIt niiroe niHt
10 glitflid) gcmclen iein, lie gu6 &c.
ben 5lt f0nnclt ober leit einigen Ga=
gen fat mir Oie 6rau sSiiritin b. g.,
meldc meiner Ereoigt iiber Die 6ri1t=
lihe Wobltdtigfeit beigelpobnt bate,
oieie Sun1me 0elO geid]ift. gu gIei=
her 3eit but iie MIDI bcpoam0tbtigt,
oielelbe nod meincm belten GaIiir-
holten 5ltr Sinoerung oe5 l1n9liidS
5l1 permen0en. Sd b0tte Die Summe
unter mebrere 6on1ilien perteilen uno
oenlelben 0onit belfen fonnen; ober,
mein Jrelno, Guer grldeinen lit mir
Elm @inf Ser gOttliden 8oriebung.
gtebmet ollo oiele bun0ert 2oui5oor,
erfitlet Cure perlhieoenen 8erbino=
li6felten llno - gluubet an bie g0tt=
lide Gorlebung!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-29

fotbolti6en @ottesbauie. Sort ltebIt
bu i'm 10 ben uno liebli9 flimmern
pie onoere un5dblige Sternletn bo6
oben iiber uns. @s lit bieier 5tern
oos etpige 2i6tlein Dor Dem Iltare.
Der Stern oieies 2i6tleins peiIt Dir
Sen 8eg our &rippe oes Eaberno.
fels, mo 6ein Seius ebenio pirfli6
uno ipabrbuft rubt, tpie @r emit in
Der &rippe 5u 8etblebem lag. Solge
ou nun Dem 8eiipiele Der Deiien
WGnner aus Dem Often: ~Sie fielen
nieoer uno beteten @s an." Gel ou6
ou peile pie ite uno erfenne es felt
our6 ben @louben, 6aB on in Der
Stride oeinen @ott Dabrbaftig nabe
bel Dir buit 8elu6e oft an0ddtig oes-
balb oeinen i'm Eabernofel gegentpdr.
tigen @ott unb Sd0pfer, beion6ers
our 3eit Der beiligen Weile. gu bilt
in elmer nod gliidlideren Gage ols
Die 6rei 8eiien, inoem ou oas beilige
@inolein in Der beiltgen &omnunion
empfangen fonnit. 9ieies @liid bot
ten iene fron1men Wanner ni6t. Sic
beneioen oid oarum. 8el6lieBe gum
neuen Sabr, bob ou 6ieles oein Slid
oft in Der anoadtig empfongenen bei-
ligen &ommunion genieBen piGlIt.
Gas fei oeine Reuiobrsgabe fir oos
gottli6e &inoI
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-29

geeignet lin0, nod auf ben Singing
un0 Die Sungfrou, ouf ben Meonn uno
ote ipQtere Ohutter beieligeno einju'
mirfen uno pelde bo5 S5ugenOlebsn
81 elmer emig teuern, our6 olle 2e'
benaperbaltniiIe our6tllngenoen grs
innerung mohen?"
Sn 9lnbetrnd)t oieier 8efabren
mcrOen fluge Gltern eifrig 0afiir for
gen, Oo5 9eim fir ibre 2ieben re6t
troulid uno on5iebenO 81 geitalten.
Iieie5 obcr f0nnen lie am beIten,
menn lie oa5 geOrudtc 8orte gu Silfe
nebmen in0em lie quite 3eitI6riften
uno 8iiher in Die Sanoe Der Sbrigen
le9cn. llnterboltenOe Spiele lino au6
am Ylobe unO iollten abmedlelno ges
pfIegt mcr0en. 8clonocr5 elmer Wtut-
ter, Sic 10 fiir ongencbme Ibenoe
lorgt miro c5 piel leidtcr lein, Wonn
uno &inocr an Oo5 9eim 3u Ieiieln,
0ellen ld)0n1ter S6ntuf INNER gene,
len lit uno lein miro: 8otteSfur6t,
Ginfadbeit unO bau3lifer Slnn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-29
ag.SSSSaS S&SSSR@S&, IS

mas bariiber III, oas iino Miben unb
Hlaeen." 5innig idiloert Bapit Gre
gor Der @roBe bos menl6Iide 2eben
unter Dem 8ilbe elmer Weerfabrt
0ie Weniden ieien mie Die gfeiienoel1
auf einem Sdiffe; ite mogen man,
oeln ooer iteben, tdtts iein ooer
ruben, oae ellen Dem Safen entge=
(een. 9ie @eid1edter, Die Dor uns &C.
meien, boben Die Dinge oieier @elt
Dor uns beleiien, uno iie iino Dor.
iibereegangen. 8er fonnte 5peifeln,
ooB iie oue Bileer uno Sremolinge
moren, uno baB mir es ftnol
Bilger unb SrembIinee! 9as III
Elm @ort bon @ebmut 11n6 S6mers
aber fir ben frommen gbriIten tpirb
Der @rnit uno bic @ebmut oes @or.
tes our4flnngen un6 iibert0nt bon
groBen, ieligen ltn6 etptgen Soffnu1,
gen; 6enn er fe,tnt bas 3iel IeineY
8anoerung un6 oertraut ouf @ott
oeiien beilige 8oriebune oIIes 5u ei.
nem gliidli6en Guseanee fiibrt. Denn
oenen, bic ouf @ott bertrouen, miro
anes gum 8eiten gerei9en.
SH oen eriten driitli9en Sobrbun'
oerten tpurbe 6er Neuiabrstae unter
Soiten uno anberen guBiibuneen ge.
feiert, tpie bas 9onaiI bon Eours
(567) erflart, Inn lt,1ter ben gbriiten
ben be6tnifhen @ebraud1 ousaurot,
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IN 1e1u Ua'nenl

Sm Seinem Namen!
Dies sSabr - in Seinem Namen iei's
begDnnen,
Sn beIIen @lanae mir inns al ionnen,
Sir ben Der 3engen 8lutquel etnft
geiprungen;
Dem lant berberrltd)t 6er 0efenncr
3nngen,
Der mil6en 8al iam fennt fir ale
Wnn6en,
BON bei1en !Sand)e tunnOerbar geinn"
Die &ranfen nno bic 8lin6en nno bic
Gabmen:
Sn SeIn Namen!
Sn Geinem Namen!
Sn Seinem Namen bebt bic Saub, 81
idmOren:
8ir tppllen fiirber nift ben Gufiang
b6ren
Der 8elt, Der liigenIdimmernben 81
rene;
Gum Stmmel ftd Der Seele Tlitgel
Oebne;
Die 9fedte film bes 8lanbens
Sdtuert nmfafIe
limb ielbIt int Sob es nimmer iinfen
lai1e;
Die 2tnfe itreue gutter Werfe Samen
I'm cSefn Namen!
Sn Geinem Namen!
Su Seinem Namen laRt inns Syebbe
fiinben!
Nnf etuig bieier 8elt nnb ibren Siin-
ben;
Der 8elt, bic Sbn pom Sbrone bat
geitoken
ltnb b'rauf bus 2aiter fob, geldmii6t
NIT &olen.
Der 2iise &rieg, im gamen Seiner
&abrbeit
ltnb 9rieg Der 9eadt, i'm Namen Sci
ner &larbett!
Sa, btes gelOben, bic 5niammenfamen
Sn Sefn N1men!
Sn Seiuem Namen!
&pm Snrme b0rf ben 3m6lfI6lag
Onmpf erflingen;7
l1mrauldet Oun Der 3nfunft Ounfelu
S6tutngen,
Sdan'n bod gefeiteigt mir in lire
Serne;
9enn ,6err, bel Dir ber>peilen mir 10
gerne!
3n 0etnen Siiken itile mir uns neis
Die 9ersen re6en, bak bic 2ippen
idmeigen.
8ir tpiiTen, tuelden 6rieOeu mir be-
famem
Sn SeIm Namen!
Sn Seinem Namen!
9emiitig feft lei bieier GprudJ &C.
iproden,
Su oft bic Seraen beik i'm Sample
qD6en;
60 oft bas Sdmert mir fir bic @abr=
bett Idtpingen,
Su oft mir beten, leiben, Opfer brin=
gen!
Grbebt bic !6anbe, lakt es uns BE-
Idm6ren:
8ir tuollen rmierm Neiiter gans ges
b6ren,
60 tuabr i'm Sob Gr emit nns belfe.
Mmen!
Ereis Seinem Namen!
Fraa1s Eichert
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-29

fludt geporoen." @utt uniere 3u.
fIu6t! - an 0ieie 10 boffnungSreide
uno tr0Itli6e @abrbeit ernlabt un5
oud Ser Sobresmehiel. SIM Ser
trouen ouf @ott, bon Dem olle5 @ute
fonmt uno oellen IegnenOe @anO
Shut uno Sell oerleibt, Diiniden
mir unlern 2eiern Elm 9liidieliges
neue5 Sabr!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-29
Ileujohrsoeoanfen

2In Der Sobresmenoe pflegt Ser
Wenl6 5uriid3ul6mten ouf iein 2es
ben in Dem Derfloienen 3eitabi6nitte.
6reu6e uno 2eio, @uteS uno 8oieS,
aaes, mas boS alte SSabr ibm gebro6t
bat, liegt nun often Dor Ieinen Iugen
un0 Die @rtnnerung fiibrt eS ibm bon
neuem Dor. Ofebr ols 1onIt fiiblt Der
WenI6 Die 8abrbeit bon Der Slu6-
tigfeit Der Belt uno Der SerGnoerli6>
felt ser menldltden 0inee; oenn bas
Oergangene Sabr erl6eint iebt muir
ols cine fur5e Sponne 3eit, bon @ott
uns getpabrt, lie gu beniiben. 8as
aae Weni6en in @eoanfen bereint,
0os lit Der Oanf gegen @ott, Der 6os
SSubr nie 0ie 9IugenbIide gibt unb
oas Sertrauen ouf @ottes Silfe, in
Del6em lte oie guten Soriabe fir Die
3ufunft erneuern.
guen miro oos neue Sabr Arbei-
ten un6 &Gnpfe bringen. Sbne
&umpf fein 5teg, obne Sieg feline
arone. Gin &rieg5oien1t lit ouf @r-
sen 6aS meni6li6e 2eben, logt oie
81. S6rift. Ofit Dem grrpo6en 6es
@etpiliens beginnt i6on in Dem &in-
Oe Ser &umpf gegen oos 8oIe, un0
Ser @reis bat 6ieien &f 81 fiib.
rem. 0ie Irt 6es Samples ne9le1t,
o6er Der &anpf bouert ununterbro-
6en. 9ie 81. S6rift nennt Ben Seino,
uber tie nennt au6 Die 8affen, Oie
gum Siege fiibren: Die @a6iomfeit
uno Oas @ebet uno Sen 56il6 6es
@loubens. l1no oie 2olung i'm Strei-
te oes 2ebens ipie inn Eooesfampfe lit
SSeius, Der unS erlolt bat. 0ieIen bei-
ligIten Ramen nennt oarum Die Sir
DIE I'M @Dangelium oes NeuiabrtageS.
@briitus lit Der &0nie. Inter Sci
ner SABINE fampft Der 9briIt. 8or Ell
nigen Sabrbunoerten, 10 i6rieb emit
Elm 8il6of @berbaro, feierte Elm be-
ribmter &onig, bas 9aupt elmer gar
groBen @eltma6t, nit ieinen por-
nebmiten Gittern uno untertanen Ell
men feltli6en auf5ug bon auBeror-
oentli6er Bradt. Der &onig trug
auf ieinem S6iloe Die Come ols
Sinnbilo; uuf BEN S6iloern Der Slit.
ter fonnte man Die Suloigung in Bill
bern ieben. 0a fiibrte Der Cine einen
Ioler i'm Sdiloe, neil Ser Moler na6
Dem 2i6te Der Sonne oiirItet uno it6
gu ibr en1pori6pingt; Elm anoerer
einen 2orbeer, ben Siegesbaum, Der
Der Come Dem Iiegenben @eltirne
gepiomet mar; Elm britter cine Ger
die, neil Die 2erde alfiteigt uno it,
re 2ieoer i'm Sonnenglan5e pir6elt g;
Elm bierter einen Spiegel, tpelder ben
uno blanf ben @lan5 Der Sonne mi.
oeritrablt. 60 tpurben Die &6nige Ser
Dergungenen 8eltrei6e geebrt. gbri-
itus lit unier bimmlil6er &0nig, Die
Sonne Ser @ere6tigfett. M06ten mir
na6 Seinem 2i6te oiiriten, in Sci.
mem 2i6te beten unb itngen, Seine
Siege 1tnb beiltgen 2orbeern bre6en,
Seinen @lan5 in unierem eanaen 2e-
ben nieoer leudten loiien! W06te
ieoer an ieiner Stelle neiolos uno
lnberoroiien Dem Serrn 6ienenl sd
peibe metne 8erfe bem &0nige. "
Oos lit aud fir ben @briiten Dos
paiienoite 2oiungsport beim 8eginn
,oes nelen Sabres, tpenn er oes eipi'
gen &onies eeoenft, bon Dem olles
Cute fommt unb oeiien iegnenbe
Sano S91b rnb Sell perleibt.
Wit elmer 8ergreiie persIeidt
0ante bas meni9Iide 2ebeu uno
nennt Dos fitnfunooreiBieite Sabr
ben @ipfel bes 2ebens, ,pobl nit &iid.
fi6t auf bos Bfalmentport: ~l1nier
2e6en 1pdbrt fiebais Sabre, uno ,penn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-29

-8er ieinem 6ein0e @ute5 tut,
lit oem @eibraud) perglei6bar, Der
oas i'm oer5ebrenoe 6euer moblrie-
6eno mad)t.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-29

- ~Morio bat mittels ibrer 2iebe
mitgelpirft CUR 9eiItli6en @eburt al
Ter @lieOer Ser Stride" (5l. Mugu,
Iitin).
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$50 Gummbeit in's arout
IhieBt, gilt @eisbeit ols unfrout.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-27
PROGRAM FOR
ADVERTISING
PLANNED HERE
cHAR~sER or COMMERCE. SEC
RETARY SINGLETON AND
JoE A. MEDINA HEAD COM
MITTEE

Luuthtua. apuusoTrd ~ thc
kr, West Hotel Assy, htlon Mas
held Ia the Hotel Ia C0ncha %
uuun Yesterday
After discussing the advtfiis
lrg Problems - key Wcsi. on mo
tlun uf Fred J Don be Aas o.
Clded o. request tne presidents
60 tauuus tItlt a.d business cog
aanlxaiians o. appoint q mrmhsl
,4eh ilow Their eroups % iHm
Is representative oTEalIzatlan ad
.tIustna .rmUtigt Tins Conn
mitrC auI meet go the call af
tne mInl Cha.fmen $ E Single
tom. executive esrfpta.t ni thg
krF Wet ChamiHl uf Cumfnt rgt.
aud Doe a Alr1Ina. iotal business
Han to ,Huslbef Nay and m,aus
d ecFmmt.d o. their rs~pss
UEr ndlts such action as In tb.
collective opHuloa Wuuld tsrt
meet ktt Wet situation
o. aftsudsnee at the mcetine
R,Itiu.F representing me Hotel
3 ssssIatH.u agi, President Hugh
G. Holds ST. u Wratcu Miss
gsfUuts lsun-rtrr MIss AnEC
Hua Da Fa Mls. Name. JphusnH.
81 arH Mrs 4 Woikun Mcssf.
Al Mills Bauauv MAJ CoHcn
lturtnued rn Panr Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-27
F~Etains To These Who
L@8 Their Lives On
f@rNiwn SoiI And Al
- burted There

MAstilNCToN. Rov. az.
--s~@s~s ef x74.00o Am~rs-
smm4s $40 loaa theiF lives I'm
- was mnd we're buried in
~~NANn e@amtFaes. ~ill b.
@#sn@Nhi houae faF inteFmenl,
~saaHM 60 = ma@9sure that
- efw eoaWrws2. and which
~ ~ p@samd Dmrember 10.
w@a mmm@umced officially
ssaamy
SECRETARY of Mar Stimson
NNtw funRfess fbe number of
@HasfAe amn huricg in foreign
faaaN1flsa and BE- added that
mwF0 were IS .6Bs reported
HsssHE huse graves are
80 anuwn. assuming all Of
tnNm wrTe allied
AGler the f8rn World War
g. TO- tasdies ~ American.
- laa heir lltes during
49, runfiirf. werr returned
80 fh.s country at cost 81
f4a ahHa o@o h was not till
tHzi ihat the lat 81 the bod
aea msf buried in the United
sMfHs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-27

Stating that he was going %
pot q check 90 ans further IN
cidcni such as a sailor striking
a policc Officer. Judge Roger
Watkins fined Gerald ID Hess,
MoAlAl2c. htv dollars ia City
Court tins morning
Hess wBs arTalgned un char SIS
Il resisting an officer. assault
and battery upon an Officer, DIS
turbina the public peaCc and
interfering With al oiilCet
Thr incident occurred On
Duval street GA saturday n,ght
while Police Chief Lous Eisner
and Lieutenant Rsy AtWcll
Vefp cruising "a duty Eurng a
traffic iam the roliCc ear was
stops "a NhefcIpun Hess com
monCcd heatlug un the NlraIA
e. thc car and Chlci Eisncl a.
tempted o. arrest hfm. He's
thcreupon STRUCK the cniei ia
tbe iaCc end Initiated blatx
cyc under the left eve. A mum
beI oi other saliors bCRan run
ming Co. the scs-ne sBd Licutcn-
-@4 At~cll ifnmesiisteiB &en&
into artisan wlth his nightstics
swinging
Hes entered q piea IT guilty
through hs ,puuseI t. "a
kufhu.an. t-.srulte uingrf ul
fhg 81 nn uhrh ship H. n
stsluncI a. ,utsisn ths pl.s
Ni kpfhusu cfnuh lftI utsf
60, defendant realized BE- seas
guilty hui hrgkCd Cicmsncs uf
'hr ouuIt u lirw uf tht farf
hat Has Waa drums and taql-
.usa.l.s usane a. h. h.sd u1'
hrr ln seas condition. ~
kHhman said % is p.-sIhle th.r
b., anuld nai O. So engaged in
H. fshl anu vs8id h8e, r.aEf
81 further ttat De- Was disrupt
ing fhe duiy II roliCc ofuotis
an0 Inst hC Ass cngaged u o.
t-Hi Ulth pHlls uffc,ls a.
~ kp'hHaH fnnie8 sut tnaf
'hs m n., pasf record Was gol I
a.. 'fai b. uas ora tuU ntst,
al GO, Coult
Police tngf klsnrl stated that
naval suthor.uss haa 1ppruscn-
ed hlU and cited Co. .an ID
t,sHd 4nd .aked chmeng. g. 4
hiu
judge Kogei Watknf state
H. tne chalgs ags,a.i Hcss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-27
CONCRETE PLAN
Is OFFERED In
BEACH ELECTION
DEFINITELY CHOOSE EITHER
REST BEACH on BoULE-
WARD; MARINE ENGINEER
TO MAKE DECISION

Concrrie plan O. definitely
state onc e tao ehgiblc sitc1.
final safe to bc chosen by cum
patent bcuch enginccr Mas dccid
81 "a q Meeting IT the beach
steering committee and county
commissioners saturday
The plan was presented by
Earl Adams. Of the bcsch com
mittee. and was made ia thc form
~ motion and passed unan
lns0u4ly b. the counly commits
siuuCrs
Thus the Boulevard SITE b.
tween West Marteilo Tower and
Bcrths Street or fhe Rest Beach
site will bc definitely chosen Sol
lowing the voting of s25o.0O m
the hund ciegtion conn ag up IL
lemirt ll
InC ugach committee. headed
IS Clam PIlrt. stated that tHrIc
has been q great deal uf cor fused
ldeas un beach plans aid present
80 ths plan 90 olcai ap tht puh
hes nund end .ensurt that the
IfoIegi IT, Feasible
Nearly an engineer have ds
ClarCd that the Boulevard plan o.
feasible and tht Ret Bea-h
present heach BE- pfuuf lg that q
Uctiun 4 similar casa as en-
frunt GUt We uec rred af Palm
u, sch. where q hearh vas con
structed ht drrdalrp a. D. o.
loacd here. % Was Stated a. the
meeting
The Cuustragt.Ve p.as .ulluVel
stsicmCnt by Attorney Jui4-
. .anr that after 81 interview utth
William o. Fmtel $500 ,.am.
ownership of tht Iand fronting
the Bsule1 ard nCa Bertha street
end Who saad he ssauld have
nothing g. a. with TIRE puie.t
and Nutll. usr h, hattst. hEal
.ans .t, 90 ti. disposal 70 fH,
CumtN decides q. .u a.nn tsr
o. Ar Stuut .rp.. ttd ga B.
" Porter sali hr nsl ott. sH
rnp.l f santshIu E f. t...
Nhlch b. aynsd - o.. h. We
Formulation Company
TIE Rest Beach SEQ Ha. I.n
Offered ie sale fs f.. Uurf.
ff SIS U0 bV Aonf Irr
.ur suI Ma na AH.r.. tt.#
man ttm pi.. H,f.'. fr.
r.siue CMuls .#..a.tr
reported thaf 5000. tn.. $3.50 fHe
te.rh uas offered o.. $4,000
Nj pult uHlrf.I .f ftsf frs
reason fh, Bmh ar3 ff a#.
rfaser SOS tHat tr.. a.I1 ts.
aBN tb, .sTluss Hf U tg..A
r.ut8b ne fhs iart asI .a.si
t tf. county wf Hr ff Res
90 .n aursr't Ir sIHrr.n
necessary dredging o. .tant fn.
ttrh 4p ss lsnre3 f..s. r.
80 ere property T q. SIS
08n
Crr NHar.- f'f
that .l r,c,s-a., ih. n.a.h ~
d. nwu 900 o a1 asy-
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VOTE TO MAKE u. s.
CAPITAL OF NATIONS


LONDON. Nov. 2g.-Ths
~ membsrA Of the ekeen.
tive esmmitiee 81 the Unitea
Nations voted today 30 make
the United States The eapa.
Eel Of the United Naiion4
The vote vas nine 60 thFaa.
Ooponants 20 namina fhe
United States the capital
started movement Go try
O. hsve the representative
Of eli TIRE United Nations.
inSte a Of the executive
committee vote On the
proposition.
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Proposed Bond Election Here
Would Be invalid According
To Supreme Court Decision
This Nould &c. lle@eseF.
Ia sonleFmlly To -
eision Made Ga Mass
Iieaeh EieTtimm

Aaaisaama State Aaa@smag
Villas v. Alb~ss a. nseam-
ing Fsesived . eepy @f -
FicEsda supT~am@ e@aHa o.
sasien. wAiek ruled thmf =
hona sfeetsen heid - hsaasns
Beach so insaia8 bm0m@aa
"a ga iossiy 81 l8@ehaaaefs
she wwFw ammlsfseA eiwxf@Ha
do 80 paFasxApaAw - So so
a - th~ spimaon tat 80 -
frxskold~FA wha auaksi sea
ss fre~holaess am8 sias 80
by aianamm agIad@ssls. - nef
eonasitmas % go g@TtsN 81
iFe~hold~rs whe w~xw e. d.
fed ~leetoFs, ard So
therefore. an aiNetaom e.
NonFom eounty - n3x HsuseHF
%. 90 woas % = pFessssai e.
iasne $4,000 sn beNas &C.
eonstrsxt q beach ~ ~
West. s~oald ~ await
M Alhufg maintain fEf
"A was nut meCwwNf0 lam a
fftshnldef. who - q uaai
fed oieetsa. g. aiNn as
dagii that - i = ffVehul
a. sell ~ a qualified eir 'uf
before hp b qualified g. t#tf
in the huud elertlon casa lis
cemisoF a.. and ssTiHnn Hs
al flurlda election iau
bear. ham uuf uu thn uHl
The SECTION reads:
The supervisor uf
lsiration. 90 utheY feNtsfHr.
inr officer. shall fruu
am person ulfcTinu e. reese
iser az ans TTnUra' spf
clal 90 primaTR ele tt"u 90
iate under oath uF aiItr
nation. u neither uF Hu
uth ueFsun b "a tryt
holder. ans recorsi "np'
site the nams ol such ptr
sam upon tht rvRi Ger hnua
u neither or H0t stsh pFf-
ou a freehulder
That practice of suI'sr,l-
sos has net been followed In
Monroe county beCau-r ths
county has not had la rv-reH-
islration since 1914 NErn
John England. the pre- Ht
supervisor. assumed thai eff
fee Ia 1888. no r,ufd o.
whether or not ~ eleiHr
was "a freeholdcr wa made
opposite hls name. and.
therefore. a. Mr. FnFiaHd
pointed out. Il would have
tContsnued on Page Pour
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Took JURY BUT ONE
MINUTE TO RENDER
DECISION IN CASE

u H,uHfsd Is mH. iu .uuIuaI
court pc. afternoon. .niN
winut, 60 aCalf paul O. ss.
't.,d 900 chafe, of hRI ud
'aer.tt.4s c.uHnrt A. ff -sn
uies of o,fek the lb hu
ths haN arI r.tutn.d 90 lU
minute ni ung fp rgtsrt q r.I-
dot uf uat guilty
n nlv and Hah Sanrhrg
- gFoes CilafHli Nfh reasu1z
81 office Whie n IA D. l.H
n aH., ai ne duties. R&erC 81
AdGst E.Hh and & ~ "a
Sentenced et ItaAe Caio o. prv
70 fnr Dl SIS md costs m ssitc
80 das n a4I
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mdItS Of 274,OOO Americans III
Arc To Be Brought Back Home
STRIKERS OVER
COUNTRY TODAY
TOTAL 500, 900

WASHINGTON. Nov. AZ
Number Of strikers in the
uniisd States fOdaY total
SEQ. Go almost One-hali Of
when we're employees In
General Meters plants In
various paFts Of the country.
Secretary Of Labor
sehwelleubach is arranains
20 have General Meters ofii-
eial1 and Representatives Of
unaona app@af before ham ss
= series 81 conferences. the
first % which IL ia intended
10 hold Tharsday 60 try 20
reech en- accord betwean ne
officials end sfrikefS.
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MOTOR MACHINISTS MATE HESS FINED
Judge Roger Watkins Warns Against Repetition
FIFTY DOLLARS FOR SOCKINc OFFICER

comprised q mauluple q ehaFNa
which combined INTO "a raihsf
serious offcnse. Ii 81 90 mdt
put . stop 10 this sort a thEn3
why our ofhcers all find mans
difficulties On their b~ats nA
eventually there Will To- cun-
fusion and chaos 10 police 60
foFccment judge Watklns aald
and added that he was gning g.
b. as hehi a. ps@siblg ga he8
but that be- Wss SONG to ilns
him on each ui the ciaaFae&
Judge Watkins pointed u.t
that servlCcuen have had a
great deal 81 training "a main
tanning discipline The laaa
SAID thai he had bocn iu tft
ARMY himself and TIT De- knea
exactly what SORT 20 tainsn-
these men bad 81 D. the 8ne
thing fof a sailug a. sirtke a 90.
lice officer "a 81 D. wrft g
strike any q his sul ato. naval
Officers. thu Iudge sai1
On thc assault an hstt ~
charge Hcss ~ rs lincd 80 JaadN
Watkins SID. ard on tlir fsisi
ina au officer charge "a yes
fned SIS On thc infrrie lna
a ith an officer charge
lIuei So but So af tht g.
Itni q Thu. fHg total un
crrs tp $50 Tho Judge pointed
utat that Il a e. surh as Ca
guuCs un again against 81, hs
alil also fFfcit the so uh.ra
has hccn suspendud.
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ama@a Press Day Wire
~f~aes are AP Features
feaxH Devoted % the
- intareats Of Key West
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STATE GUARDS STAGE
FORT BRAGG REVIEW

FORT BRAGG, July 21.-lR-
Members of the North Carolina
state Guard staged color III re-
view this afternoon before 1t. Gov.
r, Y. Ballentine, Brig. Gen. J. Van
B. Nets, Adjutant General and
high ranking Fort Bragg officers.
Members of the guard tonight
were preparing to leave for their
homes tomorrow after undergoing
10 days of field training.
1t. Gov. Ballentine, in an ad.
dress after the review, urged all
members to remain with their units
until relieved of their responsible
tiles. "You have done a magnifi.
cent job and the people of Forth
Carolina are indebted to YOU for
your sacrifices" he said.
He praised the work of Maj,
Shelly Caveness of Greensboro IN
behalf Of the Guard durino tho
last session of the North Caro1;n =
General Assembly. 0--'''
Among those taking the rev;a,,,
were Major General Don.1d 10y ~
cubbison, Commanding General
Field Artillery Replacement Train ,'
ing Center; Brig. Gen. John an. ~
Kennedy, Commanding Genara, -;
Fort Bragg and Brig a.. Irai OF
C. coburn' Jr., Fort Brage,s e s,,r.
geon. . our