1675-1 Lincoln Hotel s ;t ,Y' trial ctarert, magna ttelsenu wtrtTrfur victory
---- — j!c,tiro• OW a
1,7 a
s c The district attorney increased bond wi!! be won next sprin or a fourth Secretary
p,-,,'t' to fifteen hundred. ,vintcr of hostilities must he endured. the uuuth.•r
rx _ Brown is a prominent pharmacy — _-_-- PROMINENT MEN WHO probably 1.,.
proprietor who had lived at the thousand ,,
Chtia h t ra hvee oince TESTIFY CONCERNING
i ` last August with an attractive young MMMI TENNIS PLAYERS I 1!,;.,„ :i,:::-:::.;::
}t riii,.who was snot his wire.
from Thomas- WIN FROM D A Y T O N A OKEECHOBEE COUNTRY i ,;;h`, i,+, r'
t r! ' + Brown presented her to Tallahassee Grner.Ii 1'',
;' society as Mrs. Brown. She had a - long delay,•'
v` ' husband elsewhere and he a beautiful
natively, loi
,: I, c wife in Texas whom he deserted in Miami High school tennis players It is a matter of particular inter- yet been is=t
j r,�,, r Atlanta four years ago. carried off the honors yesterday, in est and satisfaction to Floridians, :aid north.
;.t+,,.y .� It was Brown's real wife who made a meeting with p1 t%ers from the Day- atll who arc intcrested in the f tturc
charges against hint. lona high school at the Miami city of Florida, to learn that the nun who C;arr:ui
,p4-14:4,-..t!: should know the value of suit, and it's Mexico
2 t courts, avenue II and Tenth street, i•xico 1'i
v. x losing only one set. Possibilities, arc one rid all in to- today relic,.
nye APARTMENT HOUSE AT In the singles Buck defeated'coed with the fact that the ?!sore satisfied
{{ �dd �M+, Branch. .Jeremiassen won from Stew- Haven country has in it's soil the dr: ya} of e,
l� '' /"� art. Cox lost to Green, who is con- most wonderful possibilities. It is from )lute„
.1!,:,'',,,-.1.'.:14;-,'_'. THE BEACH COMP I ETEU stdered one of the best high school also tt matter of satisfaction to have
w�i4io Ill pi;ayers in the stte. such expressions of opinions come'
Maki
°t. ''° ,1 �11 -- _ ('ox and Buck were victorious over from these men. knowing that they 1:1 fess, .i
"3`ir b -: n N Green :Ind Branch in the doubles,and are disinterested parties, and giving
,t44.11:',,,,,;• Y P The forty thousand dollar apart- Cook and Iientenway won from out their statements of what tbey‘ fu"cl inform
*�lll���°°° • here regard
.1 M , \` ment house Carl C. Fisher has been Stewart. and Tournquist. !relieve for the herty�to
of those tivhn
T > '�� building at Miami Beach, was corn-1 naturally look tot for their ex_ American tr.
'�Sa ;j�N` ,�(� pitted yesterday, the last date of the pert opinion. ofl'ic•r•rs of t!
- contract time, and has been turned \I RF.STLT:It COMI\e HFRF, expect the r
• r Added to these opinions Moore next wee};•
• over to Mr. Fisher. Haven is Bail storingu a bigger 1l'., The building contains twelve apart-Y Billy St. Mary, of Saginaw, Mich. y P They sat,!
`: world's chars ..rt and in a say still more sutisf2ctory }Ield •a float
i f •# menu of one living room, two bed'c`•TeStling trod box nffipromoter, who
i' . ' rooms, bath room and screened porch. statement—that of those whr, are southernm
k \o kitchenettes were provided, as is wintering in Miami, has passed the there and are reaping the result of partory to y.
* ` ,.•- it is intended that the guests shall s.ord along that his protege, Ernest their active participation in this It is estin:
c'�' diningI enrl he:is is cr• wonderful development. he re,
r. be served in the large room y• t ht vyrrsUing sham. required
��w wt �.. ,tun of Miehi;e�l will arrive in Mi-I The foundation of the f)keechol+•e bail: to t olu
-•:1 on the first floor. Mini within. three or four days look- country is being laid deep and sure, Fi••r• eat, .
t , The lower floor contains in addi- ..and it's future is :dready an assured mtia and Ih,
('.'•; fl,', 'S tion to the dining room a spacious tug fora rnatch with AI Christensen,
l"lY� he:;vytvcight chars r' fact. There is possibly no other place already been
-,t; j !,r . :, lobby, five rooms for the guests' iron of the south.
?'<•, maids, and adiu.ent to the building, a 5t Mary believes the rnatch will IC,re offering so great an opportunity for shot
`►"'� arr•;u1.e,l. real practical farming and the returns Juarez, 1i.
' tt, ? ,,' garage has been erected for the ac'' ---_ that are being mare{th,re aro_ indeed as r,risoner.:
d i y •h-'is7 : commodation of six cars. hour rooms - rrr;ttifying• and se,en
provide the accommodations for +•I• d• + + ++++ + (• + •r ++ + p Moore Hawn is rxperiencin not power and
chauffeursX32' BON i•: 1)It V. + :t boom. though it would seem so to of western •
,', ;.,I tt The apartment house has intercom- + --- the visitor, but rather .Moore Haven today. to t.•
tnunieating telephones, annunciators + Nashville, Tenn., Jan. 20.— + is experiencing a phenomenal tootvth, thousand :,r+
�. ' and city telephone service, and other + Governor !tyre today signed the +I based on and backed up by the :surest gtuu'ds, horn
"' „,,,,„4.11,, modern convenience's. + bill prohibiting the receiving of + hacking posihle, that at real al:•ricul- t++ r+Pito+sr' \ j
�i y --- + onIcrs fur liquors. It goes into + tyest,•rn c'h
Choc are a number of women + effect today. tura? development that. is making 1
'�': !'�: miners its Bohemia. + Moore Haven and the sitrr•oundiric• i'ecshing's it
+++++++++++d•++ ++++ country famous.
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UIIEREKILLS,ifSEVERAL
Yt'I' .� HUNDRED INJURED ▪ Or ”IN LONDON �
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• London. Jan. 20.._London was se-I will riot materially affect the muni- The lord mayor of London all'1' „Y.,'''
;t i tee i„ vercly shaken, bast night, when a l tion supply. open relief subscriptions. u•'i is is l�i'1• ''
r+� . ellemie:el plant, in which munitions!
.r,;,••yf, were manufueturod, was the center, .1any people crowded into under_ are caring fora number of rli,,lrer, '1' '''," • , '
.-•i,r.;'_!;•,'.. r of a series of explosions sr.-tittering
. goon,! railttay st:Itior s believing �thnse, parents are mirsin 1
+ destruction over a considerable sec-'that:an aerial attack was inprogress. the militia and polio' guarded the + ' '
lion of the district in which ihc; district all day and the pull c Was +
but the majority of Londoners con- not allowed within a stile of thr ruin- + ,)r;;ih:.''' .
works were located. I:rolled the:n•elv,s well.
There is no evidence that the ex-, In ter hospitals ed area. + + brn,,
e, { on Saturday„ The res n + tr.• to
k�I. ' t, Plosion was other than the result of•twent} on persons died and R f broken a ndows
',d+• ,. fire which was th creel in time of• c. r, there for several mile:. flat,• + ''!):1 rot, .
e re t• re'• }nirldn.,i ;Ind t}ce;veinto + \!! 'u..
`. allo,v a majority of th'• v:n:Ler.. per- Slays was ..cat er'•'d r 1 s i.,,i t
'�T,,f"��# re, ;,�n;• ;,;r::'•n;. in :nldi-'tit l:cul's
,, r. �. , escape. nj tion oto h cured and ,sty 1n cathedral, rear Orr h••;ni + ••n, •• ..
• _% Between thirty and forty bodies;suffers. front lighter injuries and of Lorn + :r..r.:, r,
\ + tit, .:
' c have been recovered from the ruins.'vvcrc herr: treated.
Buildings were destroyed :Iird pe"-
and about one hundred persons are: The de,,..I, role of Friday night'sj ofethe lhamesIfromtttheosepenc ofstl e + :,•,'r,'1..•
} t { reported as seriously injured. are:
,Bert fifty and sixty.,
t f An adjoining flour mill, in which' r I • explosion, + ;
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lq a number of women were employed. 1v i I'he boa} •ithI i ...,,i i:J, 1,•„1;. + , ,
was engulfed. the dead and many't-.�hr:. a. it n had !�....: ;,;;,,,+,,,!+ •
The government gays the :,rcident l tared are a. vet• },•: :, nngh'v tic.•t '!.,• :
um en•�f:e.i, i t,: •.,tr.. a}•• �+
tLc Tres- As.o'union. • + ++ + •rt• i-
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