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"The Prince Chap

Cyril Scott in The Prince Chap will be
at the Columbia Theater next week. This
play was hit in New York and comes
here intact. 1t also was big European
success. London crowded to see the piece
al the Criterion Theater. and soon it will
be seen in Paris and Berlin. THE Prince
Chap shows bohemian London.
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MAYER Concert at Gayety.

At the concert at the Gayety Theater to-
besides the moving pictures
series OF illustrated songs will be sung
by ]. Flynn and other concert feature acts
viii he introduced Some of the pictures
are Through Darkness to Light, Views
OF Life in the Congo and "Coney Island
at Night"
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Stewards Sunday Concert.

The concert at the Academy tonight will
consist of Shepards moving pictures, the
Symphony Quartet in new songs and
Harry A. Chick. tenor solost, in illus
trated songs New music will be intro
duced by the Academy Orchestra.
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radical clements IL politics. The contest
is so bitter that this parts him from
some of his oldest friends. who do not
hesitate to spread scandal regarding his
relations with Retscca Rosmtr learns
tne story of what caused his wife's death
and at length hears il from Rabecca in
a scene where Mrs. FiSke does what is
said to be the finest acting of her career.
In the cast are Bruce MacRae, George
Arliss. Fuller Mellish. Albert Bruning
ard Florence Montgomery
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"a Millionaire's Revenge

"A Millionaires Revenge" which comes
to the Majestic next week. is by Hal Reid
ard is founded on the Madison Square
roof garden tragedy. The play will be
presented in Washington by the original
New York company.
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"The Phantastic Phantoms."

Chase's next week will offer The Phan-
tastic Phantoms." Elfe Fay, Homer r.
Mason and company. i. Wilbur Hill and
Willette Whitaker. musical entertainers:
Kartelii, Leon Royce and Melville and
Higgins.
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Gayety.

Rose Sydelrs London Bellies VIII be at
the Gayety all this week. appearing in a
two-part musical farce. Prince in Petit
coats" The oIio includes THE Great
Martynne" and Woodford's educated ami
mails
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Majestic.

This weeks attraction at the Majestic,
The Shoe maker with Lew Welch. come
Giar ard character actor, is in four acts
NJ. Welch appears as Morris Goldberg, a
cobbler living on the East Side In Ne"
York Miss Mary Sarvoss has promi-
nant place in the cast.
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Vaudeville at Majestic.

For tonights vaudeville concert at the
Majestic Manager Weston has secured
Phil Bennett the Italian street singer and
musician. Illustrated songs and other
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Alexander Kearrey and Henry Wenman.
The story of The Right of Way is
told in five acts. with four sets of effect
i've scenery.
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Coming Attractions,
New National.

Otis Skinner appears at the New Ma
ional this week in new play. The
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Lillian Russell.

Lillian Russell. in new racing COM
edy, "Wildfire,' by George Broadhurst
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BLANOEPMG

specialties are also on the bill in addition
TO several thousand feet of motion pic
lures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-02

Liza Felix sister of the famous French
tragedienne Rachel. a.ed last week in
Paris, aged seyenty-seyen.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

Are you making use Of every one Of
the e0O.0o0.OO0 cells IN your brain7
Or are most Of tAem plugged up with
stupid laEinessf Zach enc Of those
cells represents = unit Of work. Just
as each cell IN the honoy-cOmb means
q certain amoant az labor for the bee.
The beehive cells are AIlea with
honey and the cells o. Jour brain are
illed with psotoplasm. This pFOto-
plasm may bo dead. useless STUFF. or q
may b the active. wido-aWake kind.
10 the pfosoplasm ~ yonr brain deed
or alivef II most % 4 Il dead. then
wake h up Stimulate 4 with some
good Old-tAshlonea haFd.hoaded tAink.
ing, Dont be afraid 10 think hard.
10 yua are not required 10 think con.
stantly 10 your present position. get q
job where yOa win have 10 uas al
your brains. The average weight Tor
the hemAn brain ID 800 grams. The
mOahsy's brain weighs $50 grams. u
yoa are using Only half Jour brain.
then you Are no better OF than the
monkey. and Who wants 10 b. q
mcaksyS When you accept posi.
ton with . concern yVa are selling
yoar hralns--all AZ them BE fair Ia
the matter Re tair with year employ.
sr. and Be- fair With yourself. Give
him al yOu have. let the eOayOla.
tiOaH 10 your grsy matter grow deeper.
Get the bensas u ever one Of The
zee oee,eea cells. poat b. a moahey.
bus use al yoar brains
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

Senator Jos. H. HumDhSaea. ealioa
Of The Manates River Journal. Il
candidate for reelection Is STATE
Senator from the district composed a.
DeSoto and Manatee counties Son.
ator Humphries has ably. ana hone
~ represented the people Of hib dls.
trict for the past four years aud,
without any disparagement 10 his o.
ponent. We do not believe bis psopls
could DO better thaa 70 return him
for another term. F Z W
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

The State Labor Bureau Of New
York reports the number Of men out
OF work have increased nom IL to "a
per cent In consequence Of the panic.
No vonder the bread Iinss' are long
In the eitios- How win tho Republican
politicians explain next fall that the
tariff has not protected those unem.
ployed vorkingmen. which tho tariff
Law says vas enacted 10 provide reve-
nue. and encourage indnstriesf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24
-euckoo~- -rPEE.wEE.'

Certain selfstyled anti-ooFporatiOn
papers have Tor some time applied
% other paperA which. they claim.
are ooFporatlon-eontrolled. the igno.
mlnious term CUCKOO" John Collins
Of The True Democrat has come bach
&c them with = countee term peculiar.
b AIT and appropriate. proving that
IN the coming Of splthets. Il Il Greek
nse Greek. JohnS word is 'pee.wes."
h cur boyhecd days q "peSwes- vas
q email marble--the very smallest
% the marble famlly. q We remember
correctly and ordinarily made Of the
cheapest substance ebay. u re mis-
takc not. John has fallen Hptn q
nod name--lt h . small man indeed.
smaller editnr. stiIl Who would Try
~ innnendo and iRHinuAtlOa. 20 cast
repPoaeh upoa brother such cOa-
duct only serves 70 brlRs the presa
itself Into diaFepats and mAhe Tidica.
loas those Who are engaged h a lofty
and exaltea profession. We wish for
che GOOD ~ the ceaso that such iosru-
allan would cease.--AiadisOn New En-
eognrlpo.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

Now that the campaign for county
Oihces IL on, The Sun wishes to here
and now inform the public that per-
sonAl attacks upon candidates win
not be permitted through its columns.
"A candidates oficial record lie pub
lie property. but personalities have
no place in the columns OF . news
paper. Stand upon your own merits,
and II you have none, keep out of
the race. Let's have clean, gentle
manly campaign.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

The State Fair at Tampa has proven
such . grand success that II will re-
main open another week. The fair
Il said to be the most successful State
Fair ever held in Florida, and the
people are loud IN praise OF the
head Of the enterprise, Col. Thos. J.
Laud Brown. He is one Of the great
est promoters Of such enterprises
In the world, and the people OF Tam
pa are fortunate in having him a. =
citizen.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

Editor Jordan, OF the Punta !Goraa
Herald. who We believe was once q
school teacher, has the following 10
say concerning the candidates for the
Legislature In Calhoun county: in
Calhoun county there are four eandi,
dates tw representative. II they can
spell no better than their published
cards In The Democrat chow. they
should 80 to school and not think
about running for the Legislature"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

The suit Of the I. 3 N. Railroad
Company and the wisner Lumber
Company against the trustees OF the
Internal Improvement Fund for GER
tain lands and monies arising nom
the sale Of other lands claimed BY
them under grants made BY the Lesis
lature. has been settled satisfactorily
TO both the trustees and the plaintiffs.
Tt Is claimed that the State Is great
" the gamer by this legislation, for
which Ex-Governor jennings, who
instituted the Tight against deciding
lands to railroads under their grants,
and Governor Browsrd, who continued
the policy OF his predecessor. are en-
titled the credit. AS one result Of
the settlement OF the suit Governor
BrowaFd obtained money to continue
bis drainage operations. all the money
arising from the sale OF lands having
heretofore been tied up by in1unctions
restraining the trustees from spending
Il. It IL TO Ne hoped that other claims
against the trustees for lands granted
BY the Legislature az there be any
pending) win also be adjusted and
the fund relieved from all embarass-
ment. The common-sehool fund win
greatly profit by such settlement
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

Mr. O. D. Folks. ne duly authorized
6ayellns REPRESENTATIVES Of The sun.
MI Friday toF ne West Ind.
VheIp he win begin the work 81 A.
rSdslng me SUMS already large sub.
ellfplion list he q apthcrlEsd % -.
ist ana receipt aor snhseFipsions.
bflntng. etc. and any taypeu
nneep hlm WIN b appseciatsd " the
anasemsnt We behDeak Tor NJ.
HeIks a hind r6eebticn by the SAINTS
niehds thFcpshous shs county,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

The Sun viii not play any favor,
ties" in the coming contest between
deserving Democrats for county on.
ces. Each candidate win be given
. square DEAL" and those who are
declared the nominees Of the party
viii be accorded our loyal sup
port. BEING Q Democratic paper. We
do not deem It proper to single out
any one candidats as the choice Of
The Sun. Individually. the editor win
exercise his privilege at the polls Of
voting for the candidates Of his per-
sonal choice. but The Bun belongs to
al the Democrats of Alachua county,
and they wiz be accorded fair treat
ment in every instance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

The Panta Gorda Herald. which "a
puslished At General Checklists homs
and h giving him valuable support IN
his race Tor Governor. says! should
no mere candidates enter the race.
the erst primary win settle the con.
test tor Governor Ediacr jordan
falls 10 saw hovev~- ,1st how Il win
be 'settl., =.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

Downward Tendsney q eesaHNsh
MARKET Durlru pm ss

Io8NWotH st A~t'Nt~f ~ ~
MARKET purirg Pss ss
savannah, Ga. Feb. r. I'ho BsA
island cotton market wAs qutat ana
irregular with more disposition % l
The demand was nainly Tor cholce
ana extra choice. with poipe bagieess
also in extra fine. Quotatiopg ats
lower for most grades especially lcR
extra choice.
The fact that very little u the cfpD
grades fancy brings the price for the
great bulk OF the sales below aoc ane
producers are much disturbed As A.,
Illustration Of the feeling may be
mentioned one farmer who has attA-
acre farm yet unpicked, and which ~
states shall not be picked = Al. q
IL very generally nndeEstood has
many farmers and indeed some whOle
counties win abandon Sea IslRpdp
this year in disgust Il e also claiht
Cd that some Of the present crop WIN
be carried over. 50 that Il q possible
that the commercial crop WI fall
short Of the ginning returns.
The following prices are based On
factors quotations and are revineM
weekly on Fridays:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

While many diaries Of the daye Of
the ConEedarhry have found their way
into print most cf them unfortunately
read as though written Cor publication,
and one cannot help suspectlns that
they have been edited by the au-
thofs before being given to the world.
IN Sc March number, however. Ap-
pletoa's Magazine prints extracts
from d real diary which gives the ac-
tuai daystoday Impressions Of a seven.
teen-yeaf-old Georgia gifi in those try.
Ing months when sherman was
spreading devastation across one Of
the most fertile regions Of the South
land. This young girl. whose heart
and soul was nIled with enthusiasm
for TIE cause Of the South, was Miss
~ =. Andrews, who Il still living.
3 gray hatred lady nov, IN her native
State she protested strongly against
hayingsheg airIish thoughts and im-
pFessions put before the public, and
70 mas with difnculty that the editor
ot Applotcn's Induced her 70 consent
70 the publication Of extracts from
her diary. There is much, that is
frivolous and nnimp0rtRnt in
the diary, as might be expected
n the case Of q vfvacicu6 girl Of
seyenteen, but these very touches. as
ID the marathon Of the ApfiIfool antics
Of the young people. gtves the picture
living touch aud helps 10 bring Into
strongsf relief the grim Fealties OF
war which are 20 simply told, For
instance. Il The end Of ths long trip
fun OF hardship and suffering which
the young Girl makes with her sister
from CamAck 10 Macon- through the
region that had Just been desoIated by
Sherman. the buoyant nature OF youth
crops out h . pretty display Of van
ity.
'Tt was Delightful she writes. TO
set into clean. comfortable quarters at
the Ianisr House. Meta cot into bed
and went right to sleep. and I lay
down for awhile. bat was 20 often
disturbed By friendly messases and
Inquiries tnat / got up and dressed
for dinner. ! put on my pretty flower.
"a megino that Aad been tseshened up
with black silk Tuchings that com
pletely bid the. worn places. and the |
waist made over with ElisabethAn
sleeves 60 that Il looked almost like
q new dress. besides being very be-
canning. a. the big sleeves helped out
my figure By their fullneVs. fEiSsed !
my hair carefully and put on the
headdress Of bIa6k velvet ribbon and |
gold braid that Cousin sallie Farley
rave me, I think must have looked
nice, because I heard several people
InQuirins who I Was when Iwent into
the dining-Roona.s
Better than any history, no matter
how wen written. does such q nara.
live Of haFdships sAyly borne and Of !,
courage 10 the FACE o. overwhelming
portray the spirit IN which
The women Of the South faced the
lark days OF "a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

The business of being always Pm
pared Is q Japanese virtue IN war end
In peace. Takahira,. the new arabaa
Sador. has It. When the reporters
asked him for an interview on his
arrival. he reached into his pocket ana
handed Il to them already prepared
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

TIE proAibitioAiSta a. JackB0 wis
lost oct m their saEI 10 eaSs an
electioa called n pavai county 10
prohlbA The sAls % irsoxieAiiag liqAos.
A careful conpAttsan q he pstltiOn
Fseseate8 10 tAe eoahIy commlasiua-
ers sAoppd INA 4 vas 80 nanaa
shet a. Ne reestaie nsmbes Thn
lnRpsFNpce ppep,e nay shAt tkolt
spsh ~ R baR aa ,>nt tF
el m g ~ ~ -.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

ANY Ascending banker who would
refuse to return and be punished. af.
ter such an appeal as was sent out by
q Berlin police ofacial, would be 3
hs-i-hearted wretch. The coEnmls.
SiOner wrote think what q strain my
AervOus system is underground"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

There were during January con.
nefelal iailyFes agsrsEatiae ts7.oss..
sic while for the same mouth lasi
year shs Amonns was tiasaaisa Thls
svidehee q Republican prosperity
uouid Indicate that although the tarii
PROTECTS ne trusts Il does not Aelp
Renoral Deafness.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

Alhsrt Jennings Of Pensacola and
nk0overncr W. 9. JenningS os jack
sonvillo bath want % b. Nadoaal
commitasamna. from FLORIDA. Their
rlmilarily Of names may 10 The msAnn
q sams ether aaplrant winning the
coveted prize.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24
Coama.lman Prank cara 4 belnR

CoagFeasman Prank Clara h BEING
cnmpllmeniea hy ne press EeneNlly
Cor remaining n washington and a.
tending b the haslnsss q hs eoaati-
tasats Instead o. rehnlhs about ths
state n the inteFNsa u his FeslsCsson,
FFpAk CLARK . so,sa WITH tbs people,
and As knows n
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

Il r not PrO6ahle that the tsmpera.
ture vill aEAih drop to the frcsrins
potnt In FlCrida this vintsr. Alto.
EetAsr. the wtateF has been a mia
one bat several ua,ssaAlIy heavy
trusts have occurred. The moss
"Ailliag host q the eatlre year isos
AowsVee. WIN occur Nay isA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

The suns Wasnlngtpn correSDonQ-
emit aaysi
sPolities IL beginning to buzz and
sISz with unusual Ilfe and animation It
has been the misfortune Of the Demo
Gratis In many state and hIational cam
palEns TO so into the eight with q
divided party, but % the Presidential
campaign that Is now approaching
they win enjoy the benefit resulting
from The condition Of affairs prevail.
ing IN the Republican campaign. Mr..
Roosevelt has been q great preacher
On clvil service reform, but its took
Senator Foraker (1fep,j Of ohio 70
point out TO the country that Federal
patronage q being ussd an oyss tLb
country IN violation 81 law to3bepgt
the TAFT candidacy. " M
1T q charged ahat there = indie
putable proof that Federal ollcebplds
srs are working Cor the TAT candl-l
idacy IN Missouri and N0FsS Caroline,
that their activity a Florida was re-
vealsd By the state convention and
tsat generally throughout the coun.
try ofacehOldsrs, inauepcsd by their
knowledge that Mr. ROoaeYelt has
nxed IDEAS about the successicn, are
working 70 the end that bis desirs In
this respect shall BE- realised.
"ln the ArBt ana second districts
cf FIcsida the Iatt Sorces named four
postrnasterp a. deleSEtes 20 the Ma
kional convention.
'.necent doyelopmente ii Missouri
have aiso hFonsed criticism. In that
State. Il Il declared. FEDERAL once.
holders were aetiye d behala Of SEQ.
FesAFy Tan ~ me convention held n
the Second Congregational Diatrict.
deputy collectors Of cuS-
lons and internal revenue collectors
hare all been pressed into the service
Cor Tast, although Il q not charged
that this was done on orders from
1.-TWO oflceFa prominent IA adminls-
lFation circles are taking an active
part n the campaign % nominatS aec.
rotary THf6 One Of them 70 George |
Won Z. Meyer. the POSTMASTER General.
who Il d asid viii Be the big man Of |
ire admipistratianiif Mr.. TAFT q elect. |
u President The ether Il Beskman
Wipehrop. Assistant secretary Of the
Treasury. Mssars. Meyer and Win
lhfDp. according 70 Z Washington |
story, are IN peArch Of Information &c
10 The whereabouts of the band wagon.
''If what 3 said is 70 be believed.
Ne Msyers and Mf. wisthrop have |
Dvolved . process whereby anyone who |
may ba On ths fence can IN Z short /
limo be converted into an enthusiastic
TaitsF An instance "a point 10
related &c follows:
rGono days ago there came up out
" ne South a Republican politician |
Who wanted 70 know IN the present |
smssgency Inst what course he should
Ne bad been . ssAloas third
Ieriner. But a. ne President had ap.
paFentIy put his foot down on the
lhlFd4esm movement he was At q loss
" 70 which way 70 turn, He wanted
10 IA for TAFT and although not trom
Missouri. he asked 10 b 'sAovn.' He
.saa $4,000 A nanRrna,, vVtaAh,,,,, - Il
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

Charleston, s. O.. Feb. 21.sSa 10
land market: Receipts. ~ bass; eR
ports, none; sales, none: stock Assn
bags. Market quiet; fne. $3.50; On
color. SIC; No. / tinged. 2sc.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

Ihs Repuhlicau aTty which upod
. beast thal Il -did things. hes been
esnsiasFshG 10 Congress the question
ef emorRency currency FOR nearly
lhrst montha ana has not yet arrived
al : conclusion.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

Tue Ahehua News n Ire latest
candidate for patns tasor IN M
Journalistic tine d AlArhaA- u Mar.
eloany. ire sallne and ewner. uayu
tAh q ne Sixih sttemps what's ths
lnal tsw ysAEs - elsa tAe psosls q
AaeAna 4 nepnfses9 a. ~ usAar
rs Astst pnes,as
ltf s los ~ 'o1 ~.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

CogFesponaenta afo again informed
ghat their artlclet vim bs consigned
% ths waste basket anlesa auiy signed
~ ~ writer. sasefal communioA-
tlnna have inst tAin taea during ne
pAel week.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

Hon. W. D. IAmar. candidate fOg
URilsd states ssnaaOr. win shortly
visit gainesville 81 the interest Of hls
candidacy, conEressRAn Lamar has
= enod record upon wAieh 10 80 before
ths people and be h not tAs man 70
hiao AIs hgAt ''undsr q bashel~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

EAs tafiG thAt protects and ioassFl
Gap trusts may nes have caused III
Anic, bnt Il esrtalhly ala not pre-
erya pronpstIts. e. our Rspubllean
islendn declared 4 wbaia
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

of az the Candidates Tor Uult,a
sniss ssa&tos. n q plssrAer 4. pPoa.
nag ~ most ptatinx spsak.v' ~,
va nysA q vish, scuni "a 49,
e ~ sasar 80
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

The registration hooAs q ne eoan,
v van ba Openea IA each sleesioa eis.
trlcl tor shs rosisslati6a a. soiela a
Aswll IN ma = aone - agdsf %
sspe splefe - - AlsS = ses
M ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

Notee h hereby given that tho anResreru
WI apDu - he PnFdoninG Board Tor Oals
ooa. o. onDmutation Of nontanen. kef,1n
eeeo ecsviStcd - the Fan tern IS 10 c|s1u|5
- TIE business Of q nqanF 6oainr - -.
sssosa % twelve mo9ths' impEisonneas 8 ~
Hs0 so'h. IsoN wALsE1a ssGRf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

a nbmhcf og company playing
ren NlShta ii BarFoomp has been
aFftid 81 ygohpaDy ne must hare
showed ne egects 81 Il
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

RWe Win ncs apoebt htnmps %
a lhGBsf decentralization than : cents.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-24

fired peceibep 81 1901. a. Gaines.
vile. ria. al second .elags matter,
Under AT % CopgFees Oi March 8,
Evening journal., 1908-11-18
OFFICIALS TO SEE
JUSTISON STREET
Street and Sewer Directors
and Representatives Of Big
Concerns in the Party

On next Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock, members OF the Street and
Sewer Commission win pay a visit to
the vicinity of the Harlan and Hol-
lingsworth Corporations plant to cx-
anime conditions there relative to va
eating Justison street for that COM
pany and the laying of a new thor
oughfare from Madison street to re-
place the one vacated.
Aside from the members Of the
Street and Sewer Commission, there
will be representative officials of the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Corporation,
the Jessup and Moore Paper Company,
who control the Delaware Pulp Works
and the Wilmington Gas and Elec-
trio Company There will also be some
members Of the Board Of Trade and
private citizens who are interested in
the matter. in the party.
Whether Charles NJ. Schwab. presi-
dent Of the Bethlehem Steel Company,
which concern owns the Harlan and
Iiolllngsworth plant will be present
is not known, but it may be likely that
he will be-
IL Is pointed ont that more satisfac-
tion can be gained by making an ex-
animation on the ground than by look %
ing at plans on paper. and for this
reason, the proposed visit was planned.