1 U r ETME IN THE GY IEBlATING TEAM FROM AG. COLLEGE WILL MEET GEORGIA AG. TEAM HERE ThE U. OF F. AG. DEBATING TEAM WILL MEET AG. TEAM FROM U. OF GA. SOON IN GAINESVILLE--CHALLENGE ACCEPTED. The fame of Florida's Ag. Club de- )ating team has spread since the frn ast yrar defeated th a w- It was voted at the Ag. Club meet- ing on Monday night to accept the challenge to debate issued by the Ag. Club ot the College of Agriculture of the University of Georgia, and to carry forward negotiations toward the arrangement of such a debate. SGeorgia's letter Ef challenge was read at the club meeting and it pro- poss that the contest be held t Gainesville this year with a return engagement in Athens next year. Georgia further proposes that she send down a list of three subjects of which Florida shall select one and choose the side of the question they eltpose to defend. Next year Florid. will submit the subjects and Georgia do the selecting. Each club is to pay one-half of any expenses incurred. Georgia holds a similar debate each year with Auburn and believes that one with Florida will do much to bring the two colleges closer togeth- er, It is to be hoped that this con- test can be arranged and that the Ags. will respond when a call for debaters is sent out ORGANIZATON ON ~~~U. OF F.CMU The "Pirate" Club is an organiza- tiOfl new to most of the men of the University, partially because of its member 5 and to the University as a whole. Attentn t tet n ofsho throuout the entire summer in order that the "Pnrate-"' would be able to showv some life this year. Thru the good work of all numbers thes has come about and the "Pirates' are now fully trganizedl and haie begun to show life, Constitution and by-. laws have been drawn and a number oI good meetings have already taken p lace. A number of men have fulfilled the' requirements which are: that one must be an old man of good stand- ing with the fellows and with the University. and have been pledged to become 'Pirates." The club adopted a.s its colors maroon and black, which will be seen worn by those who have already been pledged. These men will be initiated at an early date and the club is expecting to be at its height and be ready to start its ob- jects immediately after Christmas The first social functi<>n, whic s a dance, 00n aft date has td: Joe G. V. niry done raeleigh, *Allan Iey MeCa Harris, Chesnut, Hadlow, Henderson wil be a formal e- tChrisi no .yet I Dal tori, Gray, Ji s, Bobby Frank Jones, Ilum, Bobbie Herbert Leonard and Ham a Lmas, tho* .a e Harry urmor tai Pierce, I organ, Duke B Williard Swanso Massey, Wesson, Wallis- n 4e F: ifai the* been Wa- ruth, Bud- Genle John rank George RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY Bit Resolved: That the Peabody Club of the University of Florida ex- tend its deepest sympathy to our friend and comrade, Mr. DeWitt Ev- erett Williams, in his recent bereave- GREATER E, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, OCT. 28, * Gym. on Wednesday, November 4 tal b a peker to becoe * later will be of vital importance +4 * to ver Unixersity man. Old + * mnr lDesredI, and Rats Required +4 + to be present. +4 BROTHERHOOD OF ST. NEW C LU B New Home for St. Club Across from IHall. HOUSE Andrew's Language The University of Florida chapter of the "Brotherhood of St. Andrews" has moved int its new home across the street from the Language Hall. This chapter was organized on Octo.- her 2O, 1920, and since that time has been located in town, until October 1st oe tinyear. on whic dratet s pecially worthy of note that this is the only chapter of that organization at any universty in the United States The preident, assisted Johr son Mick, Ji fort to rounding been r', mirably the bro ted wlt has an they mn hours. crs flea begin M. I. H-. Snoaipley, by Vie President \ 1- anti Setetary A. XV (hai- .arc puttong forth eve-rv ef- improve lthe house and sur- gpropel ty where tre dub i ugh ly est ima ted to be worth $7000 and $lO,O0o, isas adapte i to the purpn~es of thtrh od. Besides being fit- h rconms for the nunmbers. it excellent pool room in which' ay w.hie away their leisure The building, like many oth- r the University, it only the Ig of a more magnificent structure which will be built as soon I as the demand for greater accomrno- dation arises. It is proposed that the finished building be three stores in height and about 150 feet long, hay- ing a width equal to the width of the lot on which it stands. THE U. OF TENN. WON OVER DOWN AND A SAFETY- NABILE- Playing mostly defensive football, the Florida Alligators showed Tennes-- se ls Satda that the wr breaks bet n U f nt Coac h bn> elan wouH ia ae eme gedi 'ictoi p The Vols ouxt lar-ud the 'Gator th 0 offence, kaeping the bi nE ida territo ry m st of the t me, but the defence the 'Gators Were impr nable to straight football and itw only through an aerial attack and superior punting that Tennes scored. For Florida. Wilsky and R froe played good games, while, Tennessee, Campbell's puntmg w easily the feature. -First .3. yards The game in Detail Quarter-Campbell to Renfroe, who retu yards to Florida's can makes five ya for a 5-yard loss. yards to Smith line, who returns fails to gain if four thr.)ugh the vain. ( kmpbeli -zi'en to Florida 'h u,. on, m r eg- by see en- for Vas kickedl rns 10 30-yard line. Dun- rds. Renfroe thrown Newton kicked 45 on his own 35-yard 25 yards Campbell tackle. Holt make. line. Blair faik t o sa ttempted rop oni her own 2(1-;ar I l5ne. Duncan goes through tackle for 4 yard 3 ; Nexw ton punts out of bound; an the 5O-yard line. Campbel thrown for a five-yari l.,s on an en. run. Smith made two (Ver center. Smith wa, thrown fLr a three yard loss. Campbell punts t' the goal line an!l ('arlton return 5 10 yard. thrown for a fi' e-yard loss kicked out of bounds on th line. Holt makes four throu Blair fails to gain. A pass, to Smith, nets nine yards. fails to gain and then trys pass, which is intercepted b and returned five yards. Renfrao Newton .t 40-yari gh center, Campbell Tennessee a forward y Duncan Newton punts 45 yards to Smith, who fumbles but recovers. Tennesse makes a first down through the ine on two plays. Tennessee penalized, but given the iti221 FLA. BY ON E TOUCH- 'GATOR LINE WAS IMPREG- line TenneLt makt, a I c I around end A long !a- ny. t 'ph> [pt~ I by a Iiruha boik, I. fl1>& sc"r( a -afrtv iet au-e c F~niida Re nfrit, into Tenn trieft a ii failed. !. Tenneis,e field on a yard line ball is car down of t Score: score mat wV d>ne htILk of Flonwa carried the . eCS * territory and tI' 14 !ient kick, liit s b , errin goes in for Newton, cay ried the ball up ttia f''rward pass to the four and aided by a penalty tih' ried ou r for the only tou h he gtnme. Blair kitka gtil Tennessee, came about (Continued 9; a on Florida, 0, '1 him half minute be- page 7.) PLANS AFOOT TO GET SPECIAL TRAIN FOR TRIP NOV. S Whole Student Ikody Will Prob- ably go With Team to Meet S. C. in Tampa. .I .'ia''; nt th 4 t *, uitr boil (atm s take on tne Urn; c Plan aie afoot now to spQ ut] tra ir for the trnp at ratrs frim Gamnesville and There are many students w '. V r> L rn 4 ' not afford to take the trip and pay full fare, so it is that efforts are be- ing made to have a special train t~o leave Gainesville early Saturday morningg of the 5th, arriving mi Tam- pa in time for the game, leaving there that night at a reasonable hour for Gainesville. It us beie; ed that NOA Vol. C. FOR !NIVERSITY OF FLO A RIDA, GAINESYILL FLORIDA WEDNESDAY NIGHT NOV. 2ND **_ * T ENNESSEE WINS OVER 'ATORS, WHO PUT UP WONDERFUL DEFENSIVE FIGHT to be given exct pledg hiamis, .cHe dy F Jones, Kings Pete TAMPA Te Organization of a New dial Club on the Campus Now Complete-Pledges Pirates Must be Old Men. So- is to r n
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U
r
ETME IN THE GYIEBlATING TEAM FROM AG. COLLEGE
WILL MEET GEORGIA AG. TEAM HERE
ThE U. OF F. AG. DEBATING TEAM WILL MEET AG. TEAM
FROM U. OF GA. SOON IN GAINESVILLE--CHALLENGE
ACCEPTED.
The fame of Florida's Ag. Club de-
)ating team has spread since the
frn ast yrar defeated th a w-
It was voted at the Ag. Club meet-
ing on Monday night to accept the
challenge to debate issued by the Ag.
Club ot the College of Agriculture of
the University of Georgia, and to
carry forward negotiations towardthe arrangement of such a debate.
SGeorgia's letter Ef challenge was
read at the club meeting and it pro-
poss that the contest be held t
Gainesville this year with a return
engagement in Athens next year.
Georgia further proposes that she
send down a list of three subjects of
which Florida shall select one and
choose the side of the question theyeltpose to defend. Next year Florid.will submit the subjects and Georgiado the selecting. Each club is to payone-half of any expenses incurred.
Georgia holds a similar debate each
year with Auburn and believes that
one with Florida will do much to
bring the two colleges closer togeth-
er, It is to be hoped that this con-
test can be arranged and that the Ags.will respond when a call for debaters
is sent out
ORGANIZATON ON
~~~U. OF F.CMU
The "Pirate" Club is an organiza-
tiOfl new to most of the men of the
University, partially because of its
member5 and to the University asa whole.
Attentn t tet n ofsho
throuout the entire summer in orderthat the "Pnrate-"' would be able toshowv some life this year. Thru thegood work of all numbers thes hascome about and the "Pirates' arenow fully trganizedl and haie begunto show life, Constitution and by-.laws have been drawn and a numberoI good meetings have already taken
p lace.
A number of men have fulfilled the'
requirements which are: that one
must be an old man of good stand-
ing with the fellows and with the
University. and have been pledged tobecome 'Pirates." The club adopted
a.s its colors maroon and black, whichwill be seen worn by those who have
already been pledged. These menwill be initiated at an early date and
the club is expecting to be at its
height and be ready to start its ob-
jects immediately after Christmas
The first social functi<>n, whic s
a dance,00n aft
date has
td: JoeG. V.
niry doneraeleigh,
*AllanIey MeCaHarris,
Chesnut,Hadlow,Henderson
wil be a formal
e- tChrisino .yet I
Dal tori,Gray, Ji
s, BobbyFrankJones,
Ilum,Bobbie
HerbertLeonardand Ham
a
Lmas, tho*
.a e
Harryurmor tai
Pierce, Iorgan,Duke B
WilliardSwanso
Massey,
Wesson,Wallis-
n4e
F:
ifaithe*
beenWa-ruth,Bud-Genle
Johnrank
George
RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY
Bit Resolved: That the Peabody
Club of the University of Florida ex-
tend its deepest sympathy to our
friend and comrade, Mr. DeWitt Ev-
erett Williams, in his recent bereave-
GREATER
E, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, OCT. 28,
* Gym. on Wednesday, November 4
tal b a peker to becoe* later will be of vital importance +4
* to ver Unixersity man. Old +* mnr lDesredI, and Rats Required +4+ to be present. +4
BROTHERHOOD OF ST.
NEW C LU B
New Home for St.Club Across from
IHall.
HOUSE
Andrew'sLanguage
The University of Florida chapterof the "Brotherhood of St. Andrews"has moved int its new home across
the street from the Language Hall.This chapter was organized on Octo.-
her 2O, 1920, and since that time hasbeen located in town, until October
1st oe tinyear. on whic dratet s
pecially worthy of note that this is
the only chapter of that organization
at any universty in the UnitedStates
The preident,assisted
Johr son
Mick, Ji
fort torounding
been r',
mirablythe broted wlt
has an
they mnhours.crs fleabegin
M. I. H-. Snoaipley,
by Vie President \ 1-
anti Setetary A. XV (hai-
.arc puttong forth eve-rv ef-
improve lthe house and sur-
gpropel ty where tre dub i
ugh ly est ima ted to be worth$7000 and $lO,O0o, isas
adapte i to the purpn~es ofthtrh od. Besides being fit-h rconms for the nunmbers. it
excellent pool room in which'
ay w.hie away their leisure
The building, like many oth-
r the University, it only theIg of a more magnificent
structure which will be built as soon I
as the demand for greater accomrno-dation arises. It is proposed that thefinished building be three stores in
height and about 150 feet long, hay-ing a width equal to the width of
the lot on which it stands.
THE U. OF TENN. WON OVER
DOWN AND A SAFETY-
NABILE-
Playing mostly defensive football,
the Florida Alligators showed Tennes--
se ls Satda that the wr
breaks bet n U f nt Coac h bn>
elan wouH ia ae eme gedi 'ictoi pThe Vols ouxt lar-ud the 'Gator
th0 offence, kaeping the bi nEida territo ry m st of the t me, but
the defence the 'Gators Were imprnable to straight football and itw
only through an aerial attack andsuperior punting that Tennesscored. For Florida. Wilsky and Rfroe played good games, while,Tennessee, Campbell's puntmg weasily the feature.
-First.3. yards
The game in Detail
Quarter-Campbellto Renfroe, who retu
yards to Florida'scan makes five yafor a 5-yard loss.
yards to Smithline, who returnsfails to gain if
four thr.)ugh the
vain. ( kmpbeli
-zi'en to Florida
'h
u,.
on,
m r
eg-
bysee
en-forVas
kickedlrns 10
30-yard line. Dun-rds. Renfroe thrown
Newton kicked 45on his own 35-yard25 yards Campbelltackle. Holt make.line. Blair faik t o
sa ttempted rop
oni her own 2(1-;ar I
l5ne. Duncan goes through tackle for
4 yard3 ; Nexw ton punts out of bound;an the 5O-yard line. Campbel thrownfor a five-yari l.,s on an en. run.
Smith made two (Ver center. Smith
wa, thrown fLr a three yard loss.
Campbell punts t' the goal line an!l
('arlton return5 10 yard.thrown for a fi' e-yard losskicked out of bounds on thline. Holt makes four throuBlair fails to gain. A pass,to Smith, nets nine yards.fails to gain and then tryspass, which is intercepted band returned five yards.
Renfrao
Newton.t 40-yari
gh center,Campbell
Tennesseea forward
y DuncanNewton
punts 45 yards to Smith, who fumbles
but recovers. Tennesse makes a firstdown through the ine on two plays.Tennessee penalized, but given the
iti221
FLA. BY ON E TOUCH-
'GATOR LINE WAS IMPREG-
line TenneLt makt, a I c I
around end A long !a- ny. t
'ph> [pt~ I by a Iiruha boik, I.
fl1>& sc"r( a -afrtv iet au-e cF~niida
Re nfrit,into Tenntrieft a iifailed. !.Tenneis,efield on ayard lineball is car
down of tScore:score
mat wV d>ne htILk of
Flonwa carried the .
eCS * territory and tI'
14 !ient kick, liit s b ,
errin goes in for Newton,cay ried the ball up ttia
f''rward pass to the fourand aided by a penalty tih'
ried ou r for the only tou hhe gtnme. Blair kitka gtil
Tennessee,came about(Continued
9;aon
Florida, 0, '1 himhalf minute be-
page 7.)
PLANS AFOOT TO GET
SPECIAL TRAIN FORTRIP NOV. S
Whole Student Ikody Will Prob-ably go With Team to MeetS. C. in Tampa.
.I .'ia''; nt th4 t *,
uitr boil
(atm s take on tne Urn; c
Plan aie afoot now to
spQ ut] tra ir for the trnp atratrs frim Gamnesville andThere are many students w
'.
V
r> Lrn4 '
not afford to take the trip and payfull fare, so it is that efforts are be-
ing made to have a special train t~o
leave Gainesville early Saturdaymorningg of the 5th, arriving mi Tam-
pa in time for the game, leaving
there that night at a reasonable hourfor Gainesville. It us beie; ed that
NOAVol. C.
FOR
!NIVERSITY OF FLO
A
RIDA, GAINESYILL
FLORIDA
WEDNESDAY NIGHT NOV. 2ND**_ * T ENNESSEE WINS OVER 'ATORS, WHO
PUT UP WONDERFUL DEFENSIVE FIGHT
to begivenexct
pledghiamis,
.cHedy FJones,
KingsPete
TAMPA
Te Organization of a Newdial Club on the CampusNow Complete-PledgesPirates Must be Old Men.
So-isto
r
n
444
T. F. West4*** , *4.
Y, SOCIETY
meeting of Fat:-Lit, on ?$mday,ed to order
October 24,promptly
called the roll.at 7 .
was call-The see.
At thi. meet-Mr. R. G. Miller entered
ties as secretary,.having left school.
The programdebate:upon the
"Resolv4soldiers
his du-Mr. J. MI. Haynes
was openi
ed, Thatbonus is
this time." Mr. Newtonthe argumenta very able naentd te sbjet fi
standpoint. M.the first speakr
withlegislation
D. St. Jo'hnfor the
mannfer.rom an' e
r.Floyd E. Wokron the negat
Wolfe favored legislation as gicy m-id good principle.speaker onren,. devoted
Thethe affirmative, Rathis time
tal of Mr. Wolfe'sWeeks nainegative.
mainlyargument.
the second speakerand took
ponents on severalWa. allowed
.44
EtJor
A. A. E. MEETING;
The first nietmg of thi, y.'ar fir
the University of Florida C hapter of
the American AssociatIon (If Enwi-neers was heldassemblybuilding.
0ctober 24th in, the
room of the Engmneerimng
An interesting talk.s and plans of A. A.
Dean Bentam,
on theE.
president
pU rp (S-
was giaen bI
of the ('hay
ter. Attention was called to theof the association
ineer, specialaffirma-tig
He pro-conomie h)Ife was arive. Mr. hrood p0!-$0
appNvw
War-in rebut-
Raton the
issue with hispoints.
two minutes forof the -negative's arguments.St. John representedhis rebuttal.
op-
Mr. Wolferrebuttal
Mr. St.the negative
A decision was render-ed in favor of the negative.
Dr. Simpson deligtdclever talk'd Man ?"
ghtedthe Societyon "What Is AnEarly
he branched off on the subjet Wado youto do?"
do when you hand proceeded
ciety what he did utions. It appearedson's idle momentsmemorizing~ poetry.
hven't
in his talk1
anything
being to ser'
allowance'& the
bemi e
det for students as the annual due%,
ch are $15placed
The
per year for meiat $3 for student
regularnot charged
'lying for membership'The Secretary
working.
of his officeThe Chapter
excellent60 per centreturned tothey
financial
itta ticn,
mlbher
m'en"
fee *f
agait stud:
of thesince the last meet-
gave a reptirt
was reportedcon diti on,
of membershipthe Chapters
to hesince
tse asdues are
fordesire.
The next meeting,to be a social affair,ergetic comminitt eeed to provide alla pleasant
N ovemtber
and
7, Iz
a veryv en-
yforhas been appoint-
that is necessarye Vef n g.
MEETS'
Club held
snappy
nder those condi- thethat Dr. S'nmp-- ig
are dvote to
Hemany selections which he de-
as first-class,Farr Lit. ar
him
and thee inclined
in his opi-nion.that Dr. Simpsonin the future.
MeCrrn
Wewill favor us
gave a short talkgame last Saturday and
ed the spirit shown bybody.
As there
prais-the student
was no business to comebefore the Societyadjourned.
the meeting
meeting Wednesday19th, and chose the menlead thir destiny
Arthur Solee
durirg the
was re-eletteddent, George Stuart gotpresidency. Jimmy vthe correspondence,Ian ;;ill endeavorthe overflowing te
Boydthe
anight.
whoI.omli-
pire.'Ice-
will handleand George M,-
)to keept s u ry.
mions was made chainnan6.1l committee,Morgan and
accountAndySof the
and Rats '"ill" Parmenter
ofSum-Sso-
W Ilher crePt
in as reporters.'When thethey
reporterswere asked to perform,
they graciouslyMorgan SnlgRat Parmenterceptane, S
and ending
elected,which
Patconsented to do.a pathetic
gave
ballad,a speech
simultaneouslywhen driven
of
I . 'ISV.
?etarying
openedtive in
all'
greatnominatedmembers of theto agree withhopeagamn
on the
beginning,from the
-i-at
ineer, special
sa inst t dens
secon
to tell the so-
are devoted to
andae- I
"SUDS"
--- nnrtlC ni-u a I
H 0 E S
H
0
E
H 0 E S
Auburn.
Penn. State.
29Florida vs. Howard.
Miss.State.*Chicago
Conl v s.DetoritGeorgia vs.Ga. Tech. vs.Harvard vs. Centre.
Illinois vs. Michigan.Indiana vs. $otre Dame.Kentucky vs. Suwanee.LafayetteL. S.U.Maryland
vs. Rutgers.vs. Alabama.
vs. North Carolina.Mercer vs. Camp Benning.Nebraska vs. Oklahoma.N. C. States
Pennsylvanias. V. Md. I.vs. Pitsburg.
Princeton vs. Virginia.Syracuse vs. W. & J.Vanderbilt vs. Tennessee.Yale vs. Brown.
Scores of Last Week to be Remembr.ed
Sewanee, 17;Auburn,Georgia,.
Alabama,14; Benning, 7.14; Oglethorpe,
0.
0.
Tech., 48; Rutgers, 14.
Harvard,Chicago, 9;Vanderbilt, 20;
21; Penn. State,Princeton,
210.
Texas, 0.
Yale, 14; Army. 7.Ohio, 14; Michigan, 0.Tennessee.Two Western
Were successful
9; Florida, 0.invasions oflast week.
won from the strong Bostonteam at Boston by a score of
Chicagos"rprise
gave the followersb' downi"ng
the EastDetrnit'College28 to0.* real
rrinceta'fl0. Two S. I. A. A. teams maderecords out of the
ISaturday.
at Atlantaf rm n
AssociationTech, won from
48 to 14.Texas at Dallas
IAo
finelast
RutgersVanderbilt won
20 to 0-
If
14
4I
I'4SEE THE NEW FALL STYLES
SUGGESTION.4
GUARAN-OF
44
Everything Men and Boys Wear
or
item, and that thatuntil Mr. White
Eyescept for the travelbill be deferred againappear before the Budget Committee
The "Baracacorner
Special"'
of Bucknman
leaves the
Hall about 9:30Sunday mornings.
MEETINGTEE
The regular mojnthhy
Budget ComnmltteeTuesday evening,lessor Black's
meeting 0
wvas heldOctober 25,
room in Science
I theon I
and explainthis amount.
Mr. Aleekof the Alligator,tion for $232.26able. It was movedand passed by the
be paid
White, business manpresented a reqto cover bills
byC tm mtee
Glassesager
pay- Broken lensesProf. Black
that the
duplicatedtime
In one hour's
rcquisition be honored.Mr. Thomas of the Benton Engin-
in Pro. eeringHail. tion
Society. presented afor 65, due the society
requlsi-thru its
THE FLORIDA ALLIGATORIS PREPARED TO DO YOUR JOB WORK
B. 0. Smith. 108 Thomas Hall. A. T. Moore.
vs. Colorado-.vs. Wiliams
Dartmouth.vs Tula-ne.
TI !?I
r1
*
~ii
in Porter'smen and older menyoung.erby styled
Clothes for youn~who want to stay
makes
In the tailoring of these sup.
garmentsway for the
thebetter
"How fine can they be
"easy way
out the-" How
way andmade ?"
usual manufacturingfast
crowdsquestion
can they be made?" IWE EARNESTLY INVITEERY MAN OF
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DRUGGISTS
THE FLORIDA ALLIGATOR I
EDITORIALTr7an GreenPNt. Harrs .Glover Miller .Henry Fuller and Murray Cohen
Lock, MurrayK. K. Hasonw, Ed. Woodberry, Parinenter,
BUSINESSAMeek White
Wilson
Entered as seeond-claiss matter, September 28,Gainnsville, Pta,, under the Act of March 3d
DEPARTMENT
r departmentswith the jargethem
And it came todays of
Editor-in-Chief. Managing
As istant ManagingAthletic
EditorEditor
Editors,nen - ReportersOzzy Bi. H. E. Knight
Contributors
DEPARTMENTBusinessB usinet.,
Norma, apass that
certain
ed thet Black feathers on
during theCrow arch-
his manlyBest and flew over to Perrt. Fit.,
where all the other birdsswer his Beck and call for
, ug wageNow it was thatbird from a
wouldhe was go-
all White birds.amtlif beautiful
Fanr had been beld by theWhite birds because
Manager.Man.gCr
at the postOffhCC1879.
Place all communications and news items in boxes designated for that
purpose in Peabody and Language Halls. -
Ratr:-The florida Alligator, $1.50 the year.
laying|ban,one
on of theid who swore hecould Trusler.
Swan-so.observing
and
she relentedStlfk by
theher hus-
wuold Peeler ifHer father wa
was sittinga Van Fleetsprung
Crow arrivedCrow. "I haveSweet. ADthe Leigh
screen,Now
-is yearpiibnentions
the SeminoleTho staff
'Iorida.
of assistant who havecase with The Alligator the
and oodwil ofthe entire
to eclipseed early
all formerand
yearlyare already
Ing
'at
of thecorns
aboutthemhillfd
d-er-swart
will
out
on a H
no'
eid1
in the bayL~kewhen the
Said the Fathertwho
th
sails tosmoke t
you help me.
a great manythe eonfcrene
hi asking wha.Thereupon
they would 6i
Black birdsflew down and lit.t the EUl-is it all
the Crow toldnd a Weed-
to father same andDe l'as and await further orders
in their work. the questionstaff needs the hearty
body.
to whetnot would Pres. 3Iur-phree the
Ont thri
get i
s. Thenher o
daugh
ter
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Our Shoe Sale opens Saturday. Seeof prices.
UNITED SHOE STORE
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