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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-26
pHoIQGRAPHS
GOSSAKD CORSET
can be fitted from$2 and up
at Madame UIIman,s Parlors,
4Ol -403 Golf Building.
NOTICE.

To whom It may concern:
Ha Whsgsa aou ME-. Yes s.fsa
adjudicated bankrupt on the 9th
day Of October. 1914. and notice of
the time and place Of holding the
first meeting of creditors of said
bankrupt has been published. and T., !,
notice to refer to the undersigned
Max Jaffe, of Warrington. Marion
county. West Virginia,
Therefore, this is to give notice
that the said Max Jaffe. Of Salem.
Harrison. county. West Virginia, and
the undersigned Max Jane. OF Man ian
nington, Marion county. West Vir-
GINA, are not one and the same per
son but are two separatss and distinct
persons. and that undersigned is not
a bankrupt
The undersigned hereby gives the
First National Bank, Of Mannin gton ,
west Virginia, as reference to his
solvency.
Of Warrington, Marion county, West
Virginia.
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James n Mines. administrator Of the
estate Of James 3. Sandusky'lae e s:q4t S 81
Allen D. Fftzhugh and samuel Steei.
who were duly appointed comm 1881 oners
may act, to go upon the land menti3ned
and. described in the papers in the an0we
ises east OF the town OF Bridgeport. w:
Va, on the 9th day OF Noysmbsr, r I'LL. 70 70
Eake parti ton. # possible. accoraln ~. -
You and each Of you VIII Ut t assr IS
be present and do what Is NECESSARY e0
Dated at ~Clarksburg this sra day OF
October. A. d. 1871 .,,.,,-;,.o
ALLEN D. F>ITZHDGH.
s SAMUEL STEEL.
STOUT & MERENDlNO.
:. Attorneys.
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NOTICE.

BY mutual agreement. the firm of
Charles b. Bunner, and Lindsay Laugh 3,
ness as fulton Market. situate at 645
West Pike street. Clarksburg. w Va;
Charles y. Bunrier. withdrawing from
said Arm and the said Lindsay Laughs
rey continuing the same business undeE
the same name at the old stand and
assuniitig ali obligations OF said business
incurred since March IL. 1911.
: Dated this 9th day of. October. 1914.
LINDSAY LACGIIREY,
.sti C, E. RUNNER,
Partners trading and doing business as
: ErIl1ton Market. :
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sTEALEY HEIGHTS

We have a good six room
bungalow with bath, pantry,
cellar, front and back
.porches, finished In oa
throughout, on lot 4Oxa20
One block from paved stree
PRICE $500
Terms, 5000 cash, balance
small monthly payments.
This property.Will make You
happy, and your family hap
pier. See it today. TomoI1
row may be too late.
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EOT1CG.
MARcELLUS b. PELL.
VS.. IN CHANCERY.

VS.. IN CaANCERf.
MAMIE PELL, EFT Ais,
Notice is hereby given to ChariessA..
swiEef. orpha Pell.. Mamie Psli: Re.
becea Lodge Edward i Rsn. Worthin lss,I
Jessie PEN Carroll Pel1.s Anna Eberhart
Dibbie. Sarah f. Chick. Thomas A. E asa.
hart. Frank'J. Eberhart Thomas. san-
sandusky. Mary .sandusky Fast. James
B. Sandusky Dawson B. Eberhart. Mary
S Eberhart Mary Elizabeth Sandusky,
Jessie N. Saniusky. Louisa Sandusky.
Rebecca Sandusk Frances r. Sandusky,
Flora Is. (Sandusky) Swartz. Charles R
Williams. william a WilliaIns, W g, liam
r. Proyince Hattie Province Crow. Ethel
Couch Martsoff. Uriah S. COUGH. Edward
E. Couch. Albert Couch: william .G Isna,;i,
sandusky. alias Joseph Wichert. Oscar
s. Smith. Theodore S. Smith, devisees
nnder tie will Of j. b. Sanduslzy. and
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NOTICE.

This is to notify my debtors and
creditors that / have sold my general
store, at7O1 Baltimore street and
that I have assumed the payment OF
all claims connected with the store to
this date. Ali accounts due the store
JAMES BOYLE.
.October22, 1914.
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NoE1c1 Ts s1uRnns.

Traction Company express cars aeayA
clarksburg for Grassetli. O'Mel1, a
Glare. Weston. ShinnstQh. FafrM6rle
points daily except 8Ind6S.
Shipments for Nanningtonst and Inter:
station not later th1n 500 q M; Eat2I1
view and Intermediates poinsS. 11;00-s
ms; Weston and intermediates point1 =.
1900 M: - so - - ~
Quick service. reasonable rates, ana
care In handling make this an Ideal n1os
MoNoNGAHEL.A VALLEY TRAcTICM
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MONEY ne LOAN

WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY I'll ac-
.comnaodate syeTybody leaning
inuSical Instruments. ets-. JcS Jay
Jeweler: yEaldo E1dE, Esc sss1 street
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EoR sALE--L-ots

ron SAT.E-wiu sacrifice a nice build
Ing lot very cheap for Gosh. North
viaw close to street car and new
school house. Real estate dealers
s,eed not answer. Bargain II sold at
once Address Owner" care Tele-
gram ONCE
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The wise man does not think
Of today only, but Of tomorrow
and the many days to cone
He so acts today that his flis
ture may be happier.
DO II NOW
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.WANTEp no BUY

WANTED TO BUY-A small farm,
having buildings and bearing fruit
trees, near Ciarksburg. Address 192
st. Clair street, Akron, Ohio.
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LOST
REAL ESTATE.

4 nARE RARGAIN os CLAY STREET
"A large level lot 55x2O0 on which is
four room cottage The lot faces on
tremeiy low considering the location.
There are but few properties for sale
In this section, an dthis Is ofered at
q sacrifice because of owner leaving
town Fred b. Wood & Co.. Room
800 GoR Building, Bell phone 1890.
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5EOR.sALE-,4oi.ses

FOR SALESK room modern
cottage; on best residence
street Of city; 10 minutes
walk from court house; one
block from car line; lawn,
Garden and chicken yard;
paved street, cement walks.
Price So, 600, one-haIf cash,
balance in one, two and
three years. Address by
letter, 6OWner," p. o. Box,
-615, Clarksburg.
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WaMTED-Male Help

BOYS WANTED-25 boys TO
work one hour, from 4 to 5
O'Clock, each afternoon.
HustIers canmake from 25c.
to soc an hour. Valuable
prizes daily. Cal! at once,
Daily Telegram business Of
flee.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; also sleeping
rooms: all convehiences. Apply at
614 MMlberry street.
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GENERAL REPAIRING

AM prepared to do all kinds of Ugh
repairing. Including making duplicate
KEYS of ali KINDS. Prices Reasonable.
Prompt service. Your work appre-
ciated. r. 1. Craig. 1876 S. Second
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AUTOMO1ILES

JUST RECEIVED-Car load of
1915 Empire" Model 31-4O.
Thompson's Garage, Clarks-
burg.
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FOR sALE-Two lots. Nos. IS and A.
located on Con- avenue. North View,
good fence; good well; opA block from
car line. Address J.: L. Barnes, F..
F. y. No. 3. City, Barnes addition
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AND PAPERlNG

let my old customers
know that am located at Bridge
or naper-hanging Drop me card
II. c. Russell, Tn
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DRESSMEKlNG

have served as an appren-
tlce. and have had eight years exper,
ience as. dressma lSer am Pre-, prepar rsI
modelling ana repairing at reasonable
prices. Your patronage will be appre-
ciated. Gail at CAB West PIKE sStreet.
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FOR sALEALot No. In Biltmore
Heights. North View. 80 Feet front,
west Of church. Will sell at bar
gain at once. Call Harvey F. Smith
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ROOMS AND BOARD

ROOMS AND BoARD-Hotel privileges,
central. location. good service. very
reasonable, call quickly, vacancies do
not last long. Commercial Hotel, BIS
West Pike street
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms.
Gentlemen preferred. Use of bath
and Bell phone. 419 Mechanic street.
Mrs. r. ]. Britton.
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FOR SAIE-cottaEe of four rooms, two
large level lots under fence. fine es el !.
See Lynch-Elliott Co, T17-716 Cor
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SHOE REPAIRING

GET YOUR SHOES repaired right and
done quick. Theonly up=to,date repair
shop In the city. Second nand SHOES
bought and sold;t also custom WORK
j. s. Grenner. l24 S. Second street
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R0QFENG

CLp RoOFs REPAIRED or new ones
applied. Roofing and all kinds OF sheet
metal products our specially. All work
Euaranteed. West virginia Metal
WORKING Co. North Sixth street. B0u
phone 942.
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80 WORDS OR Less 2 TINES

thing and shoe salesme a.
Apply at once to Mr. Goldman,
Browns Department Store, 339 West
Main street.
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FOR SALE OR ExcHANGE-one de-
sirable lot in Charlotte, y. G. VIII
sell or exchange for property In
z Cierksbure. Address b. b. Robinson.
Charlotte N. c.
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DRUG SiJNDNIES

THE ORIGINAL and only agency for
Subscriptions and family druEEists
400 Pike street.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

VVANTED-By a hrst class steam and
hot water litter position A. Mclean.
Home phone INV.
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FOR RENT-One furnished room for
one or two gentlemen, next to BATH.
- Addreaa ia Elliott street.
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FOR RENr-Two nicely Furnished
front rooms for light housekeeping.
to parties without children; nlSo one
FURNISHED room for one or two gentle
men. 222 North Sixth street. Glen
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FOR RENTAL stone house, opposite
Palace Furniture Co. rooms for light
housekeepinR;s two front rooms and
two rear rooms. these rooms are
nicely furnished: use Of phone and
phone 532-Y, or apply at 1913 West
Main street.
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FOR RENT-Furnislled rooms; also fur
nished rooms for light housekeeping.
Apply at Home Hotel.
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FOR sALE%A nice. nearly level lot.
size S5x152. situated on High street;
water and sewerage. VIII be sofd be-
low original cost. Enquire 205 Lat
stetter building.
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Fer RENr-Nice furnished rooms, use
ssof batl:. electric ighta For 800 and
S1.60 q week. Call on Mrs. o. IL
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statesmen WANTED

~ ANrEsp-salesmen for SkAT SOAP.
Experience not necessary. Full or
part time. Write for our offer. Ao-
dress THE SKA'T CO.. Hartford. Conn.
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n WILI PAY YOU to visit our station
cry departn1ent. we carry Z complete
stock OF the best brands OF lsnen st, sta
pens fountain pens. etc. See our, spec
ial new box stationery. Earrells up 70
date Drug Store. ao5- West PIKE Stree1.
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Punch Board Statesmen
want ed-Corlmissfon basis. ID. & u.
Novelty Co. n. s. Pittsburgh, Pa
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FOR REHT-Furnlshed Rooms

EoR RENT-Sice large room in Cream
ey buiIding hot and cold water, and
AL modern conven3enceS, tor one OF
two gentlemen. Call Bel phone 4V9t-l.
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1.LADiESn

We are making SUITS and coats e
measure from $500 upwards; aiss
earmanfs. Now mans Fashi onable " ON
ems Shop, 4th St.. near Enoife Bldgz
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FOR RENT-Furniahedro rooms for sleep
Ing with use OF bath and telephone
in home With no children. Apply az
632 West. Main street. or CAL Bell
phone $500.
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borders wANTED-Apply at 637
West Pike street
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WANTED TO RENT

wANTED-Boarders Apply at 3;
Wilson street
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS. Sell s@uar anteed hosiery 90
per cent profit; make $40 daily, Or .!-
seller In existence International
Mills. West Philadelphia, Pa.
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FOR SALE-New and second hand Edi-
chimes and supplies for same. Used
machines taken in exchange for new
. ones. Jud w. Boehm, E1euboro, w.
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FOR RCNT-Nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping Rent reason
able to right party with use OF Be4
phone. Call Bell phone 3i9-J, o. ap-
ply at 303 Byrd avenue. Glen Elk, De-
tween 9Th and 18th streets.
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FOR Rebuilt Ford autom obile
Will excl1a nge for town lot. The Par
sons Souders Co.
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FOR SALE-MfsGeilaneeus

a book OF "Hpnting per-
mits" at the Daily TELEGRAM ONCE.
Put up In neat booklet FORM. ready
to sign. Price 15c. two for 25c Mali
orders filled.
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for general homework
Apply to s. New1lan Fourth street
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and rooms at Stop
Z. Howard street. Industr Bridge
and Tin Plate. workers. Mrs. +. M
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FOR sALE-Young fresh Jersey COW.
three years of age, with calf at side.
Apply to Mrs. ]. c. Appleby, 629
= West Pike street.
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FOR RENT-wfth boara in private
family, large we'll furnished rooms,
bath and telephone. Apply at 40
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-02-12

Gorda by the fifty miles of hard
roads and sixty Of graded roads
provided for will include a num-
Der Of rapidly growing settle
ments. Among them are Ber-
mont, the famous homestead sec
lion, which was only discovered
d few years ago; Palmdale, Edge,
Hall City, Citrus Center, North
Labelle, Bairdville, Albion, VII
low Pen and some Others. Vari-
ous auto truck freight routes are
already proposed over the new
roads when completed and bust
mess in Punta Gorda ought to be
heavily increased.
AS a result vacant lots in the
business thoroughfares have be-
come in great demand. A man
who arrived in the city ignorant
of the growing boom had a plan
to build a two-story building
where he had an old one-story
building. Quite innocent, he con
sented willingly to let the wife Of
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-02-12
SEPARATE TAXATION.
Plan Urged by Florida Association Of
Assessors.

The Florida Association Of Asses.
sors of Taxes and County Commis-
sioners, after assuming permanent or
ganization, adopted resolution urg-
ing the people Of the state to demand
Of each candidate for the senate or
lower house of the legislature a pub
lie statement placing themselves on
record as being in favor of or opposed
to the separation of state and county
taxes as endorsed by tine convention.
The assessors favor a plan looking
to separation Of state and county
taxes. the state to assess the railroad,
telegraph and telephone companies,
banks, express and Pullman compa-
nies, leaving to the county assessors
the duty of assessing purely local
property. This would, so the asses
sors contend, permit the state to de-
fray its expenses with funds derived
from the taxation of properties which
are essentially state business. and the
counties would realize an ample
amount from the assessment Of local
properties to provide for their needs.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-02-12
Jacksonville Preparing For
b Big Gathering
DATES MAY e. AND 5
Twenty fourth Annual Eencampment
Of the Heroes of Great Struggle
I, Promises to Be Largly Attended
This Year.

The twenty fourth annual reunion
Of the United Confederate Veterans
association and Sons of Confederate
veterans win be held in Jacksonville,
Fla, 3 days, May s, 7 and 8, and plans
for entertaining them are now being
perfected by the officials of the Jack
sonville Reunion association and thir-
ty, committees appointed by President
Foor of the association.
Jacksonville has an ambition to en-
tertain the survivors Of the Confeder-
ate armies, and their friends, better il
possible than they have ever been en-
tertained before. An interesting pro-
gram will be arranged for the recep-
tion and entertainment of the visitors
and no matter how large the attend
ance may be, all will be satisfactorily
entertained.
The Jacksonville program will
change in at least two important par
ticulars the customary reunion meth
ods. 1t is the purpose Of the asso-
citation to put many of the old SOL
diers, who have at other reunions been
cared for at camp, in hotels, board
ing houses and private homes where
they will have more comfortable quar-
tiers and better entertainment.
Another change in program will be
seen in the parade Of old soldiers. In
stead of walking, they will ride in car
riages and automobiles. 1t is realized
here that big majority Of the veter-
ans who followed the fortunes OF the
Stars and Bars, are now past 70 years
Of age. Many Of them are physically
unable to march two hours in the SUM-
notwithstanding the fact that. they
fight it out with their old time courage
and determination.
Recognizing the declining years of
the Confederate veteran, Jackson
vile will set the precedent for o
change in the Confederate parade, as
indicated, confident of its ability ia
carry it out.
Every state division reports that Q
large crowd will attend. Texas, Oklo-
homa, Missouri, and those states clos
or to Jacksonville, are already making
arrangements with the railroads to
handle large crowds that intend COM
ing to the reunion. This interest three
months before the date of the meeting
foreshadows very large attendance
and Jacksonville is preparing to take
care of it. All who come will be
cared for in manner entirely salts
factory.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-02-12

Work has begun on dredging the
West Palm Beach drainage canal.
s225, 900 was subscribed for the work.
show registration Of over 1000 for
Thirty-fve districts Of Duval county
the general primary.
1T. Morrow. one OF the, most promi.
mcnt citizens Of Dunnellon, died after q
long spell OF III health.
Four cottages were burned at Day.
sona entailing loss or $4,000. Small
insurance.
The executive committee OF the Flor
IDA state horticultural society has
designated May 5th 10 9Th for the con-
yention 10 be held this year AZ Palatka.
The war department reported TO
congress against the construction OF
q harbor of refuge at Key West, Fla.
The report was an exhaustive one.
In the wet and dry election held re-
comfy Pinellas county voted wet by a
majority of los. The election was
the close OF one OF the hottest cam
paigns In the county
Mrs. Ellafair Strange. one of the
Oldest and most respected citizens Of
Lake City. died In the eighty-second
year OF her age at the home Of her
son. John Strange, In that city.
There is one man In Florida whose
income for last year was just $sS
more than the $4,000 allowed untaxed
BY the new income tar law. and he
has paid Uncle Sam his tax or ssc for
his oyerplus.
Much more interest is being shown
~ the patrons Of the Dade county fair
than in other years and II is probable
that the fair will be the largest ever
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-02-12

of one Of his store renters have
the second story for living rooms.
Within an hour one Of the local
cigar firms was chasing him beg
ging it for cigar factory, Mean
time one of the hotels was after
him and wanted that second story
for an annex. BY that time the
quiet man was rather worked up
by the sudden demand for space,
but when an .ex-mayor hurried to
him with an offer of $4,000 cash
for the small vacant lot next to
his old building, he decided Pun
ia Gorda must be booming and is
now trying to decide what he had
better do with his desirable lots.
Dir. George S. Stone, health Off
Ger, has been elected president Of
the board OF trade and has start
ed a live campaign for the build
ing up Of the Punta Gorda sec
tion. DR.. Stone is a mighty busy
man, being a practicing physician,
Continued on Last Page.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-02-12

Every day brings new sign
that this city and its surroundin
territory have started on the pei
iod of healthy growth which ha
been predicted for the past year.
The voting of city bond issp
of 100000 for sewers, water sy|
tenn, extension Of electric light
and other needed improvement
has called attention especially |
the unusual low values still coli
mon here in city property and /
number of investors have be-
looking after city property.
With the voting of 5000, 900 81
oonds for good roads and bridgs
and drains dy the establishmeA
# a new road district III II
southern part Of DeSoto counk
considerable inquiry has beS
oused for property which will i
opened up for communicatip
With Punta Gorda by the Al
Dads. The sections to be brou@
nto closer relations with PUG
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held "a Dade county. The fair will
cpen February % and continue untfl
March i. The premium list has been
much enlarged this year.
80. ~ . ,.
heen appointed state secretary
sor Florida for the World wide
Baraca Philathea union. to sue
ceed Miss Nav Cannon, who resigned
the position last month on account OF
her marriage to Jaw. Jamison, OF Ma,
con, Ca. where she is now making her
home.
Secretary G. r.. Hopkins, Jr., Is daily
Receiving new entries for the spring
motor boat meet Ut ST. Augustine, and
from the present outlook there will
certainly be some classy showing made
during the races ais SO far all Of tile
entry rank among the fastest ana
most powerful boats II the game
Chairman Frank Il. Mayes. Of the
congressional committee OF the third
Florida district. has issued call for
the committee to meet In Pensacola on
Tuesday, February "a. at the san Car
Ios hotel The purpose Of the meet
Ing Will be 70 arrange lot the primary
70 be held on June z.
Charles r. Bingham. or Buffalo. N.
Y, well known to all visitors Of Palm
Beach. died at his home on the ocean
beach. Atlantic cottage. Mr.. Bingham
was spending his nineteenth consecu-
tive winter at Palm Beach, where he
lived about six months Of the year.
A rural route has been ordered es-
tabiished out OF Buchanan. Desoto
county, Florida, to commence April Il.
The length Of the route will be 24.6
miles, and the salary or the carrier
Will be s1.1oO a year. The number Of
families served will be l02.