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TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1927 PAGE FIVE QUAKE IN RUSSIA OF NEGRO MAN'S BODY FOUND IN WOODS AUTO CRASH VICTIM TO BE BURIED TODAYi MOSCOW, Feb. 22. (Univereai -Service.) Two earthquakes occurred jNhere last night causing the collapse GIRL LEAVES NOTE TELLING OF PLANS TO GO 'TO NORTH' yi a dozen nouses and injuring many Injunction Against Lutz School Sought In Row About Site George Washington Goes To Stockade On 20th Birthday persons. U. S.

COMMERCE BODY OFFICIALS TO MEET WITH TAMPA GROUPS ATL Funeral services for Augustus Hun 35. of 2013 Payne street, who was killed Monday in an outomobil FOR CLUB IN TAMP acciuent at win De nem this afternoon at o'clock the J. L. Keed chapel. Burial will be In the cemetery at Bloomlngdale.

Mr. Randall is sur-vived by five sisters, Mrs. Kdward Johnson, Palmetto; Mrs. Kellle Quick4 Largo: Mr, Strivus, Bloomingdale, and Mrs. V.

M. Allen and Mrs. Abbin Cameron, Tampa. C. M.

Hunter and Mrs. E. H. Yates, both of Tampa, were Injured in the accident, in which Mr. Kan da 11 woa killed.

Their car struck a telephone pole. The body of an unidentified negro man was found yesterday In the woods in the Sweetwater creek section. Apparently he had been dead several days. Justice of the Peace Lopes, of the West district, conducted a coroner's inquest, finding that the negro probably came to his death from natural causes, as no marks of violence were found on the body. The, body was turned over to a local negro undertaker, after an Investigation by the sheriff's department.

ERROR IN NAME In the list of directors of the Tampa Mutual Building and Loan association published yesterday, the name of Courtney H. Knowles appeared as Courtney H. Xolies. Knowles is vice-president and treasurer of the Southern Lumber and Supply Com Relieves Indigestion I Very Quickly Menf afad women all over the world have been taking a Email, eaay to wallow, purely vegetable pill, after meals, to prevent, and relieve attacks of Indigestion and sick headache. Millions also recommend them as a mfld, gentle laxative, moving the bowels free from pain and leaving a pleasant after feeling.

These little pills are a doctor's prescription and have been sold by all drug TRADE BOARD," ROTARY AND LIONS MEMBERS TO JOIN SESSION WARM GREETING GIVEN TO MRS. MAH0NEY, WIDOW OF FIRST PRESIDENT Leaving a note to her parents that she was "going north" with a woman and her husband who "promised to buy me a 'beauty parlor Carrie Bostick, 15, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Bostick, of 3410 Twenty-fifth avenue, disappeared from home yesterday.

The authorities have been requested to instigate a search for the girl. The girl went on to say in the letter that she would write when she reached "the north," and that she was running away because she knew her parents would not consent to her going. She is described as being four feet, seven inches in height; weighs 117 pounds, and has red bobbed hair and a fair complexion. She wore a dark blue summer coat when she left home and wore a wrist watch, Vice President of National Organization To Address Tuesday Gathering Horse. Race at Fair Cured President Bailey of Love For Horse Racing, or vokjs, imp or.

lniiuenza and as a Preventive; take 'Laxative. BROMO QUININE Tablets. A Safe snd Proven TYm box bears and signature of E. W. Grive.

30c.r gists as pany. AQV, I CARTER'S UTTU UVttrttUL JCMflttS John F. Roux and other residents of Lutz yesterday filed Injunction suit in circuit court to restrain the county board of public instruction from erecting a new school building at Lutz on a site selected by the board. A bond issue of $30,000 was voted in the Lutz special school tax district some months ago to build a modern brick school house. Since that time a contest has been waged by two factions as to where the new school house would be erected.

Roux and his co-complainants, represented by Attorney John B. Sutton, allege the site selected is not in the most populous section nor located with a view to accommodating the larger number of residents. Superintendent Snipes of the county school said yesterday that the board had not yet called for bids forfsale of the bond issue nor for construction of the building. MAN FROM CLEARWATER SAYS HE WAS BEATEN AND ROBBED IN TAMPA Spectators and court attendants suddenly straightened up and listened attentively In municipal court yesterday Washington's birthday when the name "George Washington" was called out In a loud voice. "George Municipal Judge Hendry called again when there was no response.

There was a shuffle at the door of the "bull pen" and an ebony black negro youth ambled before the bench. "Are you George Washington?" the judge demanded. Tes, suh," George replied. "Is today your birthday?" "Yes suh. I'se 20 today," came the reply.

"Well, George Washington, you're charged with vagrancy. What about it?" The testimony disclosed that George hadn't worked for some time and wasn't at all anxious to begin. "I think I'll furnish you with a nice birthday dinner," said the judge. "Fifteen dollars, and if you can't pay it, go down to the stockade and you'll get the dinner George went. TWO OTHERS HELD IN CUTTING SCRAPE Thev do not r'! Wttl i High ranking officials of the United States Chamber of Commerce will 3 contain Mer- CX I Vlv eury, Calomel attend a.

joint meeting of the Tampa Board of Trade and Rotary and Lions i clubs next Tuesday noon at the Tampa Bay hotel. Robert R. Ellis, vice president of the national chamber, will be one MUSIC REFRESHMENTS or habit forming drags. Try them to-night and feel refreshed to-mcrrow. All druggiita recommend CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PIUS Men, women and children take them as a dally regulator.

All Druggists, 25c. and 75c red packages. of the principal speakers at the luncheon. Other guests will be Felix XL McWhirter, Stanley H. Bullard and Frank D.

Jackson, directors of United States Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Jackson is a Tampan, the former president of the Tampa Board of Trade. AN THE H. W.

Tallman, assistant manager, eastern division of the United States Makes the Body Strong Chamber of Commerce, and D. A. Skinner, secretary of the organization, also will be among the visitors. Makes the Blood Rich An extensive speaking program Is RDI A IL being arranged and plans are being made to accommodate a large repre sentation from the three organizations participating in the meeting. TWO MEN AND TWO WOMEN TAKEN INTO CUSTODY FOR INVESTIGATION Mary Brown and Willie Green, negroes, implicated with Liza Baker, another negro woman, In a cutting affray at Sun City last Saturday night, were arrested yesterday and lodged in the county jail by Deputy Sheriff Linville.

The Baker woman is charged with assault with intent to murder. She was arrested Sunday. Both the other negroes were painfully cut. FLIERS TO VALPARISO SANTIAGO, Chile, Feb. 22.

(Uni ENiT ATEON versal Service.) The Pan-American good will fliers of the United States army planto go to "Valparaiso to visit GhSIB Tonic the navy and on "Wednesday will hop off for he history of Rotary, local and International, was outlined at yesterday's, luncheon of the Tampa club at the Hilleboro. Past presidents of the club contributed chapters to this history, each covering the year of his incumbency. Inasmuch as Rotary was organized Jn 1905 and the Tampa club was not formed until 1914, the progress of the organization up to the latter year was given by John A. Turner. Mr.

Turner also covered the year 1914, when the late Jack Ma-honey was president, and 19io, when he was president. Mrs. Mahoney Introduced An interesting incident was the presence of a number of Rotary ladies, including the wives of the past presidents. Mrs. Mahoney, widow of the first president, was specially introduced and given a rising greeting by the Rotarians, C.

C. Nott was chairman of the committee, with Frank Townsend and C. M. Davis as his assistants. The growth of the organization, from the first luncheon in Chicago, in 1905, to its present strength of 125,000 members in 2,500 communities in 36 countries, was brought out by the various speakers.

The work of the local club was also outlined. An interesting fact brought out was that T. F. Alexander, who was president in 1920, had not missed attendance at a Rotary meeting since 1919. A.

Griffin, chairman of the finance committee for the district conference to be held in Tampa in April, announced that an assessment of $50 would be made on each member to' defray the expense of the conference. The entertainment fund will be raised entirely within the club, and no outside financial assistance will be asked. The conference will bring to Tampa representatives of more than 50 cities in Georgia and Florida, as well as a- number of leading Rotarians from other states. Done With Racing President Bailey, asked for a report on horse race in which he represented the club during the fair, replied that he was now more opposed to racing than ever before. "No Rotary service I ever performed hurt my feelingfc as much as that one," he said.

"Three things are essential to winning a horse race a horse, a saddle and a rider. In my case, these elements failed to live up to Rotnry principles they didn't co-operate." Souvenirs, 1927 diaries, were furnished by Rotarian Otto Stallings. GDneMinute andihepainisgone! mm Cleveland Demonstrations in United Markets Products One or two Anti-Kamnia Tablets quickly break UDColdsandfeverishconditiona a top chills. At most instantly banish paint from rheumatism, neuralgia, headache, toothache, lumbago, neu litis, sciatica, etc Relieve women's pains. End Sheriffs deputies are investigating: the story of Floyd Oglesby, 518 Pierce street, Clearwater, that he was attacked on the Bayshore boulevard Monday night by four men, who claimed tr be officers, was beaten over the head with a wrench, taken to a secluded spot In the interbay section and robbed of $180 in cash, and left in a state of semi-consciousness by his assailants.

Four persons, two men and two women, were arrested and held for investigation last night. A man said to be B. Hill was arrested early in the evening by Deputy Sheriff Linville and lodged in the county jail. Late last night three others were taken into custody and placed In jail pending inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the affair. The three arrested late last night A.

J. Dempsie, Mary' McCoy and Fritzie Mulvey. The two women were insomnia and nervousness by inducing sound, restful sleep. Anti-Kamnia is the origins! pain, reliever prescribed by doctors and dentist foe mors than 33 years. 25 millions used annunlly.

A-K. Tablets, in handy vest-pocket tins, are sold by druggists everywhere. 25 cents. The genu ine have A-K on each tablet. AUDITORIUM TONIGHT Reservations at Philpitt's 810 Franklin St.

(COINS Oulok Relief from fains and Ache To each visitor at our new store, one package of that famous hardwater softener and aid to the housewife, CHEERIO, will be given free. Also a trial size bar of Kirk's Hardwater Castile Soap. (A You will forget you ever had a corn one minute after you apply Dr. Scholl's Zino-pads that's how quick they end all pain. When the corn is gone it never comes back.

If new shoes irritate the spot, a Zino-pad fixes it overnight! Dr. Scholl's Zino-pads are thin, medicated, antiseptic, protective, healing. Safe, sure, quick, lasting results guaranteed. Get a box today at your druggist's or shoe dealer's. TO ATTEND THE OPENING OF UNITED MARKETS' NEWEST STORE AT OAK PARK, FIFTIETH ST.

AND, SEVENTH You, your family and your friends are 1 again invited to attend one of United Markets' store openings. The newest store will be opened for business promptly at 3 o'clock this afternoon. There will be plenty of music and refreshments. Arrangements have been made with a number of nationally known producers for dempnstrations of their products. The Oak Park store will be opened for business at 3 o'clock this afternoon.

At that time you'will be able to fiiryour every house-' hold need. At the same time you will enjoy There will be plenty of entertainment, refreshments and good things to eat. Do not miss it. Perils of Childhood arrested at the Bayshore and Dempsie was taken at a home nearby. Deputy Sheriff Eckenrod assisted Deputy Sheriff Linville in the last arrests.

Oglesby, bearing marks of violence, told the officers that he came to Tampa Monday night with E. J. Hunter, a contractor at Clearwater, and that in company with two women they went to a resort on the Bay-shore, half a mile north of Ballast Point. When the party left the Oglesby said that Hunter's automobile suddenly went dead, and that at the same time the car was surrounded by four men who said they were officers and would have to arrest the men in the car because they had guns on them. Two of the men said they would have to take him to jail, Oglesby Scholl's TT must be all of twenty years ago that mother first Water Blisters on Hands or feet disappear after a few applications of Imperial Eczema Remedy.

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The Oak Park Store Will Open for Business From 3 o'Clock Until 7 o'Clock This Afternoon fp DADDIES GET PLACE AT ENTERTAINMENT i. M- fn And in the Evening of Life sWhen age comes creeping on, with bowels relaxed, muscles weak, digestion poor and blood thinned, then tis when constipation does its evil work in a night Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is so palatable, sets so well in the stomach, works so easily, so gently, so kindly with old folks as to accomplish its purpose kmm MS 1 ttprcia Concern' I OK. CALDWEU. without gripe, pain or other distress.

For biliousness, sour wJmsm Imp $rom infancy to old age Syrup Pepsin is recommended every- Ur.LjaldwelT where and sold by all druggists. SYRUP PEPSIN For a free mal bottle tend name and address to Pepsin Syrup Company, Monticello, Illinois. and CINCINNATI I.OUISVIUX DETROIT CLEVELAND mDIANAPOLIS CHICAGO on the fast, all-steel train Washed Clean Polished CLEAN s'Tnw arn am ar a Tr In connection with "The Sowanee River Special" Lv St. Petersburg S. A.

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a bit of the of the George Washington celebration. Incidentally, the old man was urged to do hia part In seeing that the child Is brought up right so that the problem of the teacher In the primary grades might be made easier. The sixth grade of Gorrie was picked for the musical end of the entertainment, and the youngsters, boys and girls, not at all shy, sang a number of songs clearly and well. But it remained for the little Garlets Marcia and Violet to win the greatest applause by a novelty dance, unusually good. They responded to several encores and they would have been called forth many times more, but the audience didn't feel like overtaxing the smaller- of the two, and besides there was a speech making program to go through with.

Tells ef Work Done Mrs. J. P. Hamilton, state vlce-nresident of the A. made a talk on the organization, what It has done, what It hopes to do, and declared that the home was the place to start the young school pupil right.

"Nothing Is so worth while as children," she said, "and no organization Is so worth while as the Parent-Teacher association because at all times it is studying the welfare of the Child." Mrs. Hamilton said a good word for the so called naughty child, who Isn't that at all, once he is understood. The trouble, she said, was with -the grown ups, who didn't start him right and who didn't give him the right chance. There was' a solo, "My Tribute," dedicated to the A. and sung by Mrs.

F. T. Macon. Omer Carmichael, supervising principal. In discussing the link between the home and the school, paid an unusual tribute to the primary school teacher.

Primary Teacher Praised "The primary teacher has more nearly mastered the work, understands it more and Is doing more than any other group in educational work today," he said. "And this teacher realizes that the little fellows flying a kite in the streets today are the ones who will fill the jails or highest places of public trust in the years to come. Therefore, she is seeking to do her part to see that these children are led along the right path, but when the child starts from home for school on the first trip there must be an understanding on the child's part that first of all must be obedience." The new lunch room was opened to the parents and refreshmenta were served under the direction of the lunch room committee, of which Mrs. F. W.

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