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'Athehs Law Student Says He Has Claim
To Spanish Title; Tells of Experiences
gy M. K. SBT. JOHN
CoR 7 <t vear I am going over
'L . nd assume my title of
W " ise, and then go to Paris to
“ my medical course, and
pomb s settle down in that
1 situl city.
1‘ {he highest ranking Ma
c in the world at his age speak-
P Jose 1. Avellanal, a stus
),n:, ¢ the Southern daw school
& “He is a former minister of
Hp of iTavana Consistory, a Post
\aster, and Special Plenipotenti
:n Representative before all Scot
;fi",; Rite bodies of Mansory ,in
merica and Europe.
“\ir. Avellanal who some time ago
was the leader of a progressive
Magonic movement in Cuba, receiv
¢4 much praise from both foreign
and Amarican newspapers for his
work. In 1930 he was made Sov
ereign Inspector General of the
9ind degree of Mansory, an honor
«ldom bestowed, and latter aseist
;«l in conferring the 33rd degree
on the President ‘of Cuba.
What time he has not spent
fraveling in Florida, New York.
Furope and Asia, Mr. Avellanal
nas lived most of his life in Ha
vana, Cuba, He was born of
gpanish parents in Tampa, Fla.
and during his childhood was
taught both the Spanish and Eng
lish languages. He has since
earned to speak French. At one
dme Mr. Avellanal was city editor
of La Geceta, leading Spanish
pewspaper in Tampa, which was
established by h{s father.
Related to Royalty
Related to the royalty of Spain.
Mr. Avellanal is a cousin of Jose
Luls Cortez, who i 8 priest in charge
of the St. Isidoro church in Seville,
and o nephew of General Guillermo
Langa. former military governor
of Seville. T™lis mother is a des
cendant of Cardinal Jimenez.
Within the next six or eight
months a biography of the Avel
lanel family will be published by
Charles Acosta, Cuban author,
After graduating from the
Southern Law school next May,
Mr. Avellanal will practice law
awhile in Cuba, then go to Mad
¥ld to clalm hls title of Marquisait.
He lacks six months finishing his
medcal course, which he will do in
Paris.
Mr. Avelanal received his Ph.D.
degree fron: the University of Ha
vana, and took & law course at
New York University. He has vis
ited Shanghai and {8 particularly
fond of the Chinese. His _Cuban
home is decorated in an exflenslve
Chinese layout, with mysterious
secret passages, mirrors on walla
and ceilings, bheautiful tapestry,
gongs, a crystal, Chinese costume
for himself, and a Buddha room,
with the giant goddess Buddha in
it. His home also contains a col
lection of Persian rugs, French
perfumes, Spanish shawls, ete, He
Is a French hand paint artist him -
self,
_ During the World war, Mr. Avel
.':.n‘m] was major of cadets in Flo
rida,
Masonic Leader.
"A"Hmlix‘x::s from Florida and Cu
«J;;l newspapers tell of the leader-
P of Mr. Aveli.nal in the Ma
sonle world,
n:;;vfi'}‘f_‘vnll)er 24, 1927, the Tampa
.lf‘m: . rl)n’l(*s carried a story to the
tedslini A Jose Avellanal was
fOing plans to erect a. huge Ma
:'xm‘,' temple in Havana. “Orien
in‘l’:'!)‘]htl]&octu‘re is to be followed
the lod ‘eb ei;terior and interior of
is hf:'lklgef gelot s 1.
5 (:I;h']o flhprom‘esaive movement
iy Cuban Masoney, which plans
anization of York Rite, De
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New Trial Motion
In Robbery Cases -
Ordered Dismissed
Motion for a new trial by Plumer
Elder and wile Davenport, Ne.
groes, under sentence of from 10
10 20 years on @ charge of rob
bery, was dismissed in Superjor
ourt Saturday om the grounds
that insufficlent evidence had been
Presented in the motion. e
The two Negroes were convicted
it the last term of court here on
@ charge of holding up J. L. Clot
felter, Athens merchant on Pulaski
“treet, and robhing him of a sum
°f money, 1
Hearing a motion for a new,
ral for James Moward, Neg:-).‘
Nder a sentefiee’ of life imprison.
Ment after a werdiet of guilty in
the slaying of Albert Ward, Negro,
here last December, was postponed
Saturday uyntil next Saturday.
Charles Emory Smith and Jake
Joel are represeiting Howard and
e state is represented by Solicit..
tor Genera) Henry H. West. . ‘
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BY nailing laths on the jolsts
“bove the furnace and spreading a
oating of plaster over them, much
of the heat which eseapes from the
heating unit and .dries out the
floor directly above ean be reflectad
downwarg, ,
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PLANT FRUIT TREES
It ¥o uplan planting a few treos
M your yard this vear, select a
fruits tree” for planting In the back
Yard. This will provide flowers
ind fragrance in the epring and
2oly summer and fresh fruit in
the fall, as well as welcome shade
in kot weather, :
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: JOSE AVELLANAL i
Mo'ay and Grand Commandery
bodies, The new lodge will bear
the name of its founder, apd is be
ing planned according to Hindu
Wrchitecture.” *
From the Havana Morning Post
s he following about the lodge
named for Mr. Avellanal: *“The
program of the Jose Avellanal
lodge is based on the theories and
philosophy of Jose L. Avellanal
which principally consists in ultra
modern interpretations of the
principles of Masonry. Avellanal is
also a great orientalist, and it is for
this reason that the lodge tends
to have an oriental aspect.”
Mr. Avallanal's father was quite
a -listinguished Floridian. In the
history of Hillsborough county,
| Fla., is the following:
“Doctor Jose Ramon Avellanal
wis born in Gijon, Spain. Received
M.D. and DD.SB. degrees at Univer
sity of Havana, and practiced
medicine in Cuba. He removed to
' Tampea lin 1904, and became one
of the outstanding physicians of
Southwest Florida, and was obliged
.to engage six other doctors to help
' him in his work, He founded E!
. Bien Publico soclety, which did a
‘ great work for the laboring class
| es along medical lines. He was
- president of the Liborio Ciga com
| pany, vice president of the Latin- |
. American bank, president of the
' (Colonial Drug company, president
iof the Public Welfare bank and
iLo:m company, and publisher of
’ La Gaceta. From 1915 to 1920 he
1 lived in New York where he was
| president of the New York Signal
'commny. He returned to Tampa
in 1921, and died in 1927.”
Jose Avellanal's - uncle, Doctor
BEvaristo G. Avellanal, was a Jus
tice of the Supreme Court of Cu
ba before his death.
| Agked what he thought of the
Javanese-Chinese conflict, Mr
;Avellanal sald “There are many
- beautiful things- going to be de
stroyed—many artistic antiques
; which cannot be replaced.” |
Ancient Swimming Pool
Overshadows Hollywood
CHICAGO.— (AP) — Picture a
private swimming pool 45 feet
long and 36 feet wide, completely
lined with brick, hydraulically op
erated “witih a gentle flow of wa
ter constantly passing through
the pool.”
No, it's not Hollywood. It's
Kish, in the middle of the des.
ert of Irak. Prof. Stephen Lang
don, director of the Field Museum-
Oxford university joint expedition
to Mesopotamia, reported finding
the swimming pool in the excava
tions of the palace of Bahram
Gor, who was mentioned by Omar
Khayam. He dated it about 400
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FUGITIVE WANTED
HERE IS CAUGHT
AT ALBANY, GCA.
8. J. (alias “Boss™) Clotfelter, |
Greene county, wanted here on 4|
charge of manufacturing i'quor i
Oconse county, was arrested and
placed in jail at Albany, Ga. Sat-|
urday by federai officers. '
. Clotfelter, caughz at a still in|
Oconee county last Decempber, es.
caped the officers, He will be !
brought here for trial in June. i
Bl s ccmnmieolpies
NEW SWEET-PEA i
Great Britain has sent to'the
‘United States a new sweet pea. 't
is the “Ambition” type which won]
the gold medal of the National'
;Sweet Pea Society of Great Brit-*
\ain. It is a shade of deep laven.
‘der, massive and borne four or
five on the long stem.
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ASBESTOS “MARBLE"
An asbestos wall board with a
marble finish has been success
fully developed and placed on the,
market. It is fireproof. |
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find them bobbing up
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wherever you bob—so “'to
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a smart one yourself. Be
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you buy!
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If You Haven’t You Ought-ter
Buy These Frocks for Your Daughter
-—ls she;s six or sixteen! or even as young as two—there's a
lovely New Spring Frock at Michael’s for her! One that is cun
ningly styled of gay fine grade washable fabrics—and finely made
to withstand the vagaries of young folks wear! They're better
than the former 2.95 ones!
JACK TAR! LUCETTE! CINDERELLA!
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You Can Always Save at Michael’s
Athens, Ca., Sunday February 28, 1932
in 1865, it now contains more than
500,000 specimens bought at a
cost of more than $2,000,000.
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Sheer Chifton - Mesh - Semi Chitfon
@.‘_ You who have been paying 1.95 for your V"
‘s";'.?"-,g:"a stockings will appreciate these beautiful ® )iy g
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’ ""i':_, New Meshes—--Pure Silk and beautifully fashicned! Sheer,
§ "‘\, clear chiffons and slightly heavier service chiffons with z\ .
' A dainty new heels in the soft toned spring colors. '
Remember! For Spring
Woolens Are “The Thing”
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—Dress Fabrics, Suitings, Coatings! Every
yard new for Spring 1932! Rough Woolens
for Sports Wear, Dressy Smooth Fabrics,
Solid Colors in the New Blues, Browns,
Creens and Rust Shades. The qualities are
such as were formerly 2.95 to 3.95!
Every Yard is 54 inches Wide!
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Cannon Towels Go Boom!
In Your Bathroom
—Not only are they large size, double thread
extra absorbent—BUT they're pastel colored in
fast shades of Blue, Rose, Orchid, Creen and
Mais. Rare Values!
Now! You Can Let Her!
Buy That Sweater
—And they're those Novelty Knit, Lacy
Weave Pure Wool Zepher Ones with the
New Cap Sleeves. All the young folks are
raving over them!
—ESTABLISHED 1832—
The famous QGutenberg - Bible is‘
| Btill preserved in 41 original copies.
Each copy is valued at about SIOO,-
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! Nevada's state dept 18 only $842,- |
000. Only $5,000 of this amount
is held by persons outside the
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Monday! Make a Date---
and Buy These Silks at
—For the first time in Athens! Pure Silk,
Pure Dye, French Finish Flat Crepes at 88c
yard! The quality ‘is simply lovely for
Dresses, Spring.and Summer Suits, Pajamas
and Undies, while the 40_New Colors will
bowl you over with their beauty. ;
Every Yard is Washable!
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Opportunity Knocks!
Better Buy These Socks
—You've seen these before! They're those
lovely rayon and lisle anklet ones you bought for
your boys and girls last summer—ONLY—you
paid 58¢ then! : '
You Don’t Have To Pinch
- To Buy This Chintz!
29C vd.
—And have the gayest sunniest windows
for Spring and Summer!- It's Tub and Sun
Fast, too. Quite unusual in a fine Chintz
for less than 59¢.
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Glove Silk and Rayon “Unders
Really! They Are Wonders!
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—You'll forgite us our poor jingles when you see the beautiful
Underwear we are selling for just One Dollar! Pure Glove Silk
Stepins—Teds and Bloomers! Lovely New Rayon Slips, Spun-lo
Chemise, Bloomers and Combinations—AND-—Stunning New
Multi-Colored Pajamas in all sizes.
TAILORED AND LACE TRIMMED MODELS
A. B. C. Paper—Single Copies, 2c—>sc¢ Sunday.
| Early spring is the planting sez..]
son for about 90 per cent of the|
annuals grown in the Unltedi
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Smooth Dressy Fabrics:
Limited Use of Furs
Striking New Colors—
These and other impor
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BUT—above all—is the
Beautifu! Quality and Ex
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Coats at this Very Low
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