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\ rr'7^ ^ •. f k f THE CHRONICLE rstrives To Be a Clean News paper, Complete, Newsy, and Reliable. • • • • If You Don’t Read • • • • • • THE CHRONICLE • • • • • You Don’t Get • • • • • • The Newa. i • : VOLUME XXXI CLINTON, S. C., THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1931 NUMBER 20 I Supply Bill Finally Passes County Measure Goes To Free j Conference Before ARreemenl Is Reached. 15'/2 Mills Levy. MEMORIAL DAY obserViw here Interesting Exercises Held Un der Auspices of V. D. C« Chap ter. Fitting Address Made By ^ Rev. H. O. Chambers. .Special to The Chronicle j Laurens, May 13.-—The Laurens | The observance of Memorial Day in .county supply bill, carryinjr a total! Clinton last Friday was in keeping I levy of mills, or one mill less! with , the heritage of the frlor>' which than the supply bill of last year, was was won for the South by the valor i ratified durinjr the last hours of the, and devotion of her soldiers. The exer-; legislature and has now become a law.!* cises were held urxWr the auspices of according to mt mbers of the county the local Stephen D. Lee chapter.! delegation who returned home Satur- Daughters of the Confederacy and at-^ <lay evening afuV the final adjourn-. tended bv a large aiiilienctv that mani-'ment. | tested its intere.-^t in the celebration of An uncertified copy of the bill was the <lay. ' furnished the sunervisor’s office Mon- A commirtee < f ladies decorated thel^JjU’ morning hy Representative Huff 1 esterdav the countv Confederate monument on the stjuare. after w'hich the formal exercises of the day were held in the Florida Street ffchool auditorium. The following in teresting program was carried out. Song—“America,” by audience. Prayer—Rev. C. B. 'Betts. Song—High School glee club Song—“Dixie,” by audience. commissioners had it under stialy with a view of making plans for the year. Sirpervisor Watts, in discussing the bill, said that the approjiriation for road work was very much les.s than last year hut that he believed he could make ends meet hy re<liK'ing road ac- the county with the funds allowed him , will be a difficult undertaking, said; ■ ,. the supervisor hut he added that he. The line of march from t e am i , do, the best he knew how. Defi-i torium to the Presbyterian .cits will likely occur during the year where the last resting p.ace'' o j for several offices in the court hou.u*.; valiant soldiers who wore t e i said the supervisor, as the appropri- were decorateil, wa> compose! o t jations for them were less than the re college K. O. T. C. hand school ‘-hil- mentioned particular- dren of the city, and other organiz.i judge of probate’s office and tions and individuals. After t e olerk of court’s office, had been decorattsi, dinner was servtc j p^^cept for several amendments, the at the Hotel t linton to the ve i supply measure is practically the same Rvtchum an<l Senter. This their wives and widows, and fhe|^^ it* was when it came out of the I ‘-he South before, when they nui DRY ISSUE OUT SAY^BOWERS Democratic Leader Believes Eco nomic Matters Will Furnish Bitttie Topics In and Not Prohibition. Daughters of the‘Confederacy Only three members of the local Veterans camp were able to he pres- ' ent for the occasion—R. Z. Wright, A M ('opeland and T. F. Milam, known as “Uncle Tandy.” A fourth veteran, Mr. Wright of Knoree, was present as a guest. The address of the day was deliver ed by the Rev. H. O. Chambers, pastor of North Broa^ Street Methwlist church. It was thoughtful and timely. house and went over to the senate. .Senator Ooodwin, as he^n<licat(><l he wouUl, struck out the additional mill levy in Item 7-<I but a similar levy was | restore<l to Item 1 in free conference. I of which he was a member. This ad ditional l<S’y, it was pointed out by | house members, was necessary to pro-1 vide sufficient revenue to meet the j appropriation and without it another ^ deficit would have occurrtMl. The salary for the constable at ('lin- (Ireenville, S. C., .May 13.--Demo cratic party leaders will not a!b)w the i pr>)hibition *iuest;on to lie a ma- i or issue in the pre-ident ial cam paign, in the opinion of Dr. Claude Ci. Uuwers, fornu'r oolith al editor of the I New Yol k Fvenihg World and at pre.-'- it a columnist for the New York Aimrican, who passed thf.e.igh (Iretm- ville yestc'^'day en route to New York aft(‘r*delivi'fing the c<“iiteMnia! addrc'ss at the Univei-sity of Alah.ima .Mon- <lay. Dr. Bowers, who made the keynote addr«>ss at the I'.iL'S national Demo- cia ic convention • at Ilmi-ton, 'D xas. and i.s the author of “The Tragic Fra,” is convinced that battle for the nresiiiencv h» —, '.mn iJOli'- will.'he .on economic issue,--., with the llawh'y-Smoot tariff facing heaviest f;re fr^un the DemOv iatic side. Uover.nor Franklin D. Roo-i velt of ,N«‘W York, is without doidd ‘he lead- u'g Candida.<“ for the Democratic nom ination, Dr. Bowers cnntiniH 1 in dis- ( nosing the coming c.amr lij n Only a false step, accordin-T (<> the New York writer, can prevent his being named tc) cany the Democratic standard in 11*32. A1 Smith, defeated hy Hoover in •Above is pictured I’reshyterian’s undefeated champion relay team. They are (left to right); Osman, Captain' 1P2S, is still a strong factor in the This team 8teppe<l the four laps of the mile re-lay faster than it has ever In-en (ion(‘| party though practically eliminat(*<l as marked up a time of .3 minutt-s, 23.7 seconds at the .Soutlu-astern A. A. U. meet in an aspirant for the nomination, it i.s .Atlanta two weeks au;o. A week ago they broke the state record hy almost a scm-oikI when they were eloeked at Dr. Bowers’ heli(“f. 3 minutes, 27.2 seconds. Saturday they made a desperate assault at the S. I. ,A. .A. reconI but failed to break u,; what role former (lovernor turning in a time of 3 minutes, 27.1) seconds. | Smith will play in 11)32 is not yet _ ' ..clear, Dr. Bowers asserted, hut he ex- Irx 1 • ”” ' 4s r ik.i |the opinion that his influence Order Halts Death Claims Kate King Now m ih, naii,)nau..nv™tioyviii w suf- ^ ^ ^ Ificient to veto any candwlate whom he In Penitentizury I > “ Extra Pay Miss Lula Byrdj Supreme Court Holds Up “Ex-^ Esteemed Woman Succumbs To York County Man To Spend Rest pense Money” for A.ssembly Fendinjf: Ar>>:uments Friday. and a noble tribute to the ; ton, raised in the house* bill from $fi00 whom the South delights to honor. .Mr.i^j^ $'.)00, was put hack by Senator Chambers said in part:- 'j Goodwin to the original $fi00 figure.| Columbia, May 11. The state Su- “The South is a land of a rich past, jadditional appropriation, how-jpreme court tmlay issuetl u temporary It is well for us to rememhor this ^ ^jtOO for stenographic work in I order restraining the .state treasurer'! tween Clinton heritage. Today we are thinking ‘''Ithe I>aurens magistrate’s office was fi-om paying mmbers of th<- general 'after an illness of long dnrati m. tho.se who fought for our land in ihf’, n.taint*<l, as was the $100 item for the as>emtily $2<;o each in <-xp»-n,s«- money | Th«* funeral -(-rvice was < (imld, tcii sixties. Thes<* men foujfht j<^linton niajjis*!rate’s office rent. Th** right. Some of the bestconstitu.iona! j. rediK-**<i thi- salary of the lawyers have der-lan-d "J house janitor from .'^00 a month ^ r.g.U to -..<-<<ie fr.m the a month ami alhiwcd the ap- hearing on wli.-th.-r t- I mak<‘ the onh r [a-rmanent. ! V. 1 • 1 -U \V . Holman, Columbia a'*ornev,' Negio having been found unpr.ifilaoi! ; in the hou^e hiil. 'I'he senator also struck out the i'em pioviding relic-f from taxes of hail I Touehing on TRe recent effort to |oiist% Mayor .limmy Walker of New ' York city into which Ciovernor Roosi-- liOn)' Illnes,s. Interment At of Life In Prison For Killinirivelt was <lrawn, the New York jou - Bethany Presbyterian Church. School Teacher-Wife. inalisi said that his chan<es ,.f <arr.' - '' . * ling New York. sDiti‘-..if— would deperul very muih on ’he oi^- of investigations and hN atti tude in <-(‘rtnin pliases. W-thmit tl e .Miss Lula Byrd parsed away la-t (’olumhia, .M.iy S. Rife K'nir wasl Sa’uniay at the Byrd family homo he-iheliind the wall ', of the S.)ath Carolina 4 and Musgrovc’.s ml’l.-peiiit ntiai\ a''a!n today and thi-i we wer<“ willing to tight for that >''4rht. | officj-ii lernain in Then we refu-ed to In- exploted. lh. |.|^^, hands of th«* clerk of court a- ervicc- '.he h-gislatnrs voteil tliemselves short-i from the r<-.sidence .‘'unda\- afiernoon ly before a-ljournini-nt lati- last wet k. by liev. .1. !•. .la ( hs. Si., ami Dr. M a. Woodworth, hoih of (his eiiy In- teriiK-nt foll-iwed in the Bi-ihan;, I’re hyter’aii ehiir, h tmri.il groun-l 'I'he p.'illliea rers v\ejc: I/iwieuce in the N .rth, where he had gone as a slave, he was sold to the South. .Al most imnu'iliately loud voices were raiss'd in opi>'sition to slavery by men of the North. Out of the controversy which followed we of the South exer- sufferers during the y<*ar ll'tiO. hut it is under.stoo<l that relief was provicU-d in another act. k'inal iiassage of the supply hill is sought the order on the g-ronnds that payment of the “expense money” in addition to compensation of >^100 was unconstitutional. The active support of tire S ni-.H r .Mrs. Gt-orge '’arolipa Farmers and 'raxpayers’ known Laurens c-ounty la '•'ague i.s 1h hind - Holman in his move, miuilu-r of years she had Bark dale, .All ert Bark-dale, .lames Burgess, Arthur II ii'-giu-, H.'.u I .Mar (in and .Alfred Martin. • de-eased was a •^a rghler of t'l ■ ‘'.yr' ne li wcII'Ik '(It J K ri at t irneys, ^a il he- Far u wouhl not a k for this-exj.gilnanom made her .ludge I'eatIn i ( T’e t-i’d .Mr. .M •- time wi.h the ui '-ju-cf of leniaining theie t )i<‘ re-t of )i's life, '1 he ’l ork cmmly farmer, entivieled late 'I'liur tl.iy at I -uu i-ter of murdofl of *1 s w fe i-'ave U I.-- II King, waU .■eiilin-e'l liy .ludge (’. ('. l'’.*; h<-r:-‘me to life imitri onm» ii.,. II Wit iniiii'-diatel',- hrou'/ht to t'o- 'iia.l a a id |iia<-(<! m p>-:--iM. It ho'ie )i ii - Cl u’l^cl iiad announce I cri a 'll 111 would he niaiK* fir a anity I'X -minai im, 'i'homas F. .McD w who. ci.sed .he right guaranteed h> {^afford relief to a largo ^ Wannamaker of St. M; stitulion to withdraw from the 1county employ**es and ''fh-1.i n.Y.sul,.nt -tiiol de,u..mlent upon county f'^nds._ The' ^ . .Mat- R‘*inv iU tR<‘ h i-»nestead with her 'low riie gove> nor cmld order a ^anit •with .some gloriou.! riche.s mighty pa.-t “Our fhat IS a however, will not he iinmediat»-. it was learned at the suiM-rvisor’s of- That i; anv r armies gaine.l the praise of (Rl- y^.stenlay, because a county loan,' . Military geniuses since thenlj^^ anticipation of taxe.s must first he two sisters, ,Mi-.-<‘S Fu^reriia and I’.i-s- Inaiing at any lime upon motion of ‘lie Bvrd. Anoth<*r sisfer, Mrs. Herbert ;io. ori-.nier’s counsel. .1. Martin, is a r<-sident of l.auc-eis. King stood w th his hand- in his Mi s« Byrd was a (levo'ted im'iulx-r l e kets as the judge announ •<•(1 lieiol thi- remainder if his ]if. you do show can •* vou -an. before the Supreme court of ‘ ^ oevoieu memoe, , South Carolina, in the sunrene court-1 l’n;s).ytei an ehurch. .A woman n.us world. >11.nary geniuses snm inv^o anticipation or taxe.s must nrsi ne '' , , , ' ” . ' |of many lo’-’alde ami adniirabh- trait.-' ti pri on. hav.. aai., .hat no atnu.- -ver tala i, n.,. ^ „ ,f Ih,. p,.lition,.r ,h.,uM no. In '-<1 >'S' tho,,. who know I,or. m. re praise than these. The (R.fjnitely km.wn, hut it i.s uals who composed those armies wrote ti^.a^urer will he able to hon- upon the tablets of time hy their hero- ^.^uritv claims some time next wet-k. and, ;sm and faithfulness. Great names; ‘ ‘Mn the meantime, you are heroy come out of that past: Robert K. Lee. « q .1 , restra'ned and enjoined from paying who has been called by a Northern | OdiatOr OlTlltn vou-hei's, checks or other instru- writer “the representative American ”. - • coninen-a- Jackson. the right hand of l,ee. of j IJI V^liy 1 OUay | tion or expen^-s to the president of ■ ■ “Thr Studio Orchestra Names Officers UTKom it was sahThy that had hei—— ^ — been supported hy Jackson at (lettys- Senior Representative In I r. S. Senate To Address Ki- wanis Club This E\eninK. .* senate in exf’P".'? of lh<‘ loial sum of Jl.tlOO and to th«‘ im-mhers of the burg that the hi.story of that event ‘ *K’oneral as.semh'y in excess of the to- w“uM hU 1..™ reverwd. Then > • S- Senate 1.. Address Ki. i„, ,h,. Johns*cn. and a long line of grea* wanis Club This E\eninK. speaker of the house in ( x. ess of the names to’add to history’s annals. And *' total .<=um of $7.o(). until th. Djrthcr or- we are rich in the noble deeds of those j United .States .Senatc r F.lli.son D. der of this court. ...” Southcin women who gave all that j Smith of Lynchburg, w'ill speak on Wannamaker .said today a meeting thev had to the great struggle of ,he “The Di.iyress and I’r . i»ects of the of tlie league The Cliii'oii .S;ud:f; orchostr'i ti’cd in July, l!t2t*. and was seritem-ed to the electric (-hair, hut -I ri'-w trial was granted 4iy the -su- I pi eme court ami a • hai.ge of vt-nue was oi'ii' re<| f-om Chester Ifi i/mcas- Icr. The ca.-e w.-rs moved to ( )u;-ster in the first trial from York. .Mrs. King w"i foiiml d. i 1 i:i - -iethV)ii-i‘—hT—th-ir—hoim ts last meeting of the se:ison la--; Fri<lay at the I‘lori<la .Street .-/hool. Officers wcT'.- eh--tel f.ir t'le next season. Olin < handler was name-* j)re.sid<-n‘; Yivian Woofiriiff, vice lire-• ident; Farl Chandler,,corieer’-m-i-'ter; )ill Fll’s, '■e iftary, and R .y Owerm, laiui.-iry 2.'.. r.,t2'.). At f:i' lieved he had ci in-.-i't*'■ !al<-r Kir.-- w's a:Te•-'.• i. --in ‘ i‘ J -ji -11 Siharon.! lie- id. 'la’cking of 'I'ammaoy, New York cit ,- ' antiot be carried ami wdlioiil the cilv the 1.') electoral votes .-oniei* 'ee w-i Dr. Bowers attai'.ked th- ore.-co'^ taiilf act in no iincerttibi '• ni-.. I’ w.'is foi'<'<‘d through .-ongre"- ’.v I'l-e • deli; ll'''>ver to uov ( .•impa'go uledg.' . he cliiirged, and i.s o'o idotelv indef-c- il'e. .N’.'itioiml jirote t -.n v as not ie'- tf-mled in its im-eo,. ” o'.'v a ft .v large i-ont rilui! ers to 'he f'cH iteo.:'.- liean party treamry being '■.• ;ictu it Tieneficiarit'.sTTrFleisei (. 1. ^ <'emmentirig on r o'ln'em U rditi ms i’l ('onnec’ion with tin- (tiri f. Dr. Beer- CIS made t)n“ statemeii; t):;it .iiitil f'c United .States can lega^i it f-ir-ig i market to some ex'eiit, natioi’.i' pr '- jieii.y will not I'e urn. 3'tu' •l.iw'.ev- Sriv (it hill htis in efl’i-. t w.pt-'i out U' ale aliroad of mtuiy arti -le- ami m')ditie>. protluced in Anur: a and ha-' aUo lirought re'aliat.orv *a;;f' mea - Hies in sonu- 20 (-ountru-^. I'lu.'-ini---- , men and manuf-.i-tur-rs of '.lie ’’rtit- l '■ ;ite' are far fr m ti-e-kiog the pr - - e’lt tar'ff progrtim. aceerd-ng t(. Dr. B.'Wcis, and many of them .im- r-aii::- ing the "■'•• at harm it has -.! me. T! - :ecerit sttind for r. vision ta'-;< n )ty -lo- iii.-s [1. Barn, of (' i.tr .\USS i:i)EN LEWes tralmm; sci.o n p.-l r.-asf.n the or.-lies- at the h'l-'-h school. of tlie league had been called for j trea.-'iirer. s xtie.s. lho.se wire stirring days. To- Ralinett.o State” at the regular mee - Thur.-'day, “ami ways and means wull| During th iiav we view the ranks of the Confed- ing of the f'linton Kiwanis elvih at Ho-t-lie devised at this meeting to carry jf'a gave re-ita eraev growing thinner each year. tel Clinton this evening at 7:30, and, this fight to a finish and it will therej l*C>r!<la Street schmo, Academy S’reet “But it is no longer the brave and will he greeted by the club’s netire he urged that plan.s he outlined to pchool, and Dr.-vidence scho.ol. fallen few on the other side. Most of i membership and a number of invited cany the matter through every po.«-, The following instrumentalist s f.mm ' sible legal channel in an effort to ju'o-1 the orche.stra; hirst violins: -UjhaYldt! f, Vivian Woodruff, Ohr i Chandler; .sicond violins land Thur.st<in Giles; third violins: re-igo-'l her 'i .linii'g -'1 )ii.ol f.)i tb - imi'ii'- mu'-- I 'nited .State ('liaii'.*) uiiuiei.-e fig'ire a.id elu-e file i ef Bn- ident lloov. r, and i>y J'h i -- man .Snell of ibe R-p.jl)!; ;iri I; -: - rult‘S eommitte!-, ( an lu- lak. u a' oe indication of a g-owing enti; .tgainst the .statute, h<‘ -aid. 'lliitlv year-: ag-. ’lie Haw! • - .'^iii'tot tariff migiit have !••-n pa i 'vsitii.rut great injuiy to imsi-e--' ae- - ',v:i( re beiau.-e of the fact trial tb«* )'oiled .'4‘ate-' wa.-: ab'e to eoov'uiu.- a'- that time most of its pr<nlucts. Now that great and gallant army is now on | (guests the other side where 'giory guards, .Senator Smith has held a seat in the .ted-ihe'-feaxoayers urf the state with solemn round, tlJF^ivo^c of thel Ifnited States .Senate .since 1908 and dead.’ has served South Carolina in this of- “We conceived it as a glorious thing fice longer than any other individual, to have died for a great cause. But, exceeding even the terms of John C. let us remind ourselves that it is a Calhoun and B. R. Tillman. He is one great thing to live for a great cause, j of the best posted and keenest stu- 'That army of the Confederacy was dents in that body, and is the ranking Hi Graduates ICharle.H Trammell and .Mary Frances •M' .Abr.e Ivien ha- p'l.sitmn at the State 'I on a.'couu* of h< r riage in .tune. The staff member,-- at th(* institution have e.-'-t-ii'.-.--e l (|(*»*ji regret fiver her leaving. .Mj^sjidtmJJ’!acj--la-pilw-up-hipfe---m:ph:i?H-- camf*''%)---thi# Training sehi...I three ' niaruifactured articles and com.— D'l'l Fllis .'’‘‘^rs ago ard since that time has Iwen ‘Idies, without a rea<ly world marKc’, head of il.s music flen.urtment. .She is economic fii.sastei- f-annot )>•• nrevertf' !. a resident of Gainesville, G:i., a gi adu- -ith the I'acloi'ii-.s and field- ot The commencement prog.''am for neiTe'r defeated; they were overpower*' Democrat member of the committee the Clinton high school graduates will ed by great odds.' Today, after the'on agriculture. Only two members of he ushered in next Sunday evening at i lapse of the years we are citizens of j the present Senate are senior to him 8 o'ckick when the baccalaureate ser-]Yiolin. the greatest country in the world. We in length of service, both of these be- mon v/ill be preache<l in the .North] are Americans. Southern boys fought ^ing Republicans. ' Broad Street Methodist church by its in the Spanish-American war. In thcj Senator Smith is a member of the pastor, the Rev, H. O. Chambers. Ser- World war the Southern boy marched Florence Kiwanis club and has many! vices in all churches in the city will be T- U C violimHIo, RoKcr Il<.nry; -axo- '■''■'nau aa,| :» To Hear Sermon,„hon; Koy bani,,. l-atr.aiay' ah'I'ly a",l h..r w.,rk has' Gilex; pi.no, Willis .-Mas Wilson. : t’-™ T” sat,sfa,-lory a- tho John Ilrookall, J,-.. of this city, is! found™- and teacher of the orchestra.-'o-"' "-k- idest Essay By William Bobo er.-:,. side by side with the Northern boy friends here who will be delighted to i withdrawn in order that the entire and of the great deeds done in that!welcome him today as the city’s dis-‘community may unite for this special war none outshone those done by the tinguished guest. j occasion, boy from the South. We are all loyal to the Stars and Stripes. But let us CROP BEL-v. • «.. . ^ , think that our patriotism is 122nd, in the Florida Street school au- president; R. K. Babb, vice-president; 1 Miss Eden has allu-d herself with I the various organ:zatifyri.-< of L'iinL in !and taken an active part in the civic land social life of the community. .She « Da. directed the choir at the Broe i LftV|irCfl8 street .Methofli.st ehiinh and ha.- re- !cently been electerl president of the Link President .Mr.s. R. Z. Wright, charter member Ilf the lof al U. I). C. chapter, offeml a $.7.00 gold piece this year to the pupil of the Clinton high school, writ ing the best essay on “The Life of Stonewall Jackson.” Fvery pupil in the school took part in the contest. William Bobo, member of the tt-'ilh gra<!e, submitted the he.st paper in th? opinion of the judges ami was award- not Ijaurens, May 8.-The b'-ard of 4;.! Her charm, and gracious- The graduating exeitises proper | rectors of the Laurens Rotary clublP^^p.. ^ ‘e<l the prize. The judges were Mr. and will he held on Friday evening, Mayjhas elected Clarence S. Link, Jr., as;^ '’V Mr.s. B. .S. Pinson of the Thornwell eaving. ^ orphanage school faculty, and Miss L. B, Blackwell, secretary-treasurer, and James M. Donnan, sergeant-at- shown in saluting the flag or stand-j It is estimated by County Agent ditorium. Besides the usual class ex- ing at the sound of the national an- Canpon that about 60 per cent of the.ercises and awarding of diplomas, the ..s---, them nor in yelling in enthusiasms, cotton crop in Laurens county for this]addre.ss before the graduating class arms.'The ^ew o-fficers will he install-^ These may mean little or much. i season has been planted. Weather con-j will be delivered by Dr. R. H. Bennett, “Now there are at least three atti- ditions have caused the delay in com- president of Lander college, Green- tudes which we may hold towards a pleting the work, which had been well wood. glorious past. iadvanced up to the middle oi April.] This year’s graduating class is com- “We may be indifferent to it. Suc-hj Where seeding had been done the first 1 posed of 32 members, 19 girls and 13 a person would be an ingrate and^half of last month, a fairly good stand!boys. It appeared in The Chronicle of Rotary International which meets the FCHCGL PLAY FRIDAY NIGHT Lava Babb of the Lauren.-' schmil. ed July 1. The board of director.4 con sists of M. L. Smith.The retiring pres ident; W. Henry Franks, Dr. R, E. Hughes, Mr. Link and Mr. Babb, Mr. Link was elected as delegate to (Continued on page nine) I is reported in some sections. [latter part of June in Vienna, Austria.|is cordially invited to attend. BIOLOGY CLASS ON TRH’ —:: Dj. j Davis, of the biology de- The '•Irldren of the Providen -e partment at Presbyterian college, ar J j school will pre-ent their a’lnu'il play his botany class w-ere in the mounta’ is ■•ion Friday night, Mav 17. at eight of North Carolina a few -lavs tMs o’clock. “Aunt Dru'illa’s Garden,” an, week .studying and collecting the fl,> .i operetta, wlil be given a,o:l the public i whi^h is abundant in the M*. Milchol I region ut this ocacon.