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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-10-22

ley Ernst attended the show at Morris
Tuesday evening.
The Misses Heuseth, Lund, Anderson,
Watson and Peterson called on Mrs. A.
H. Andert Monday evning. ..
Carl Phillips and M. ]. Miner are the
conductors on the local freight at pres
ent, both gentlemen having put in a
year or more railroading in France dur
ing the war. They have some very
interesting tales to relate regarding
railroading in France one of which that
France is only about 100 years behind
the times in that respect.
L. P. Norby was a business visitor in
the Twin Cities last week.
r. L. Becker and Fey Proudfoot of
Morris are tractor blowing on the
Bagstad farm northeast of town.
During one of his recent campaign
lectures Senator Harding turned from
his audience to two blind soldiers and
said, There never shall be a substitute
for the Stars and Stripes you last be-
held. In all the jazz literature put out
by Wilson was there never as much
Americanism as is contained in that one
sentence of Senator Harding's.
The Misses Hazel and Irene Eystad
spent Sunday with friends at Morris.
The Misses Lucille and Verna Larson
visited Monday evening with Miss Palma
Norby
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LONG LAKE

Mrs. Henry Hadler called at Peter
Chirstenson's Friday afternoon. III
Mrs. Peter Linstad called at her home
one day last week.
Agnes Christensen spent Thursday
evening with her sister, Mrs. Peter Lin
stad.
Christmas may seem long way off
but we are already making pictures to
be used as Christmas membranes.
advtf.
Otto Syverson called at Richard
Toms Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Tom and fam
lily were callers at Rina Toms Friday
evening.
Arthur Hawkenson spent Saturday
with Lloyd Tom.
Lloyd Tom and Arthur Hawkenson
were callers at the VIM. Schroeder home
Sunday morning.
Otto syverson> was Morris caller on
Saturday evening.
Miss Anderson, Mrs. Richard Tom and
daughter Ruth were Morris callers on
Thursday afternoon.
FOUND.-A black hog. Owner can
have same by calling at Richard
! Toms and proving property and paying
for this notice.
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CHOKlO

Mrs. Dorthea Kohl of Norris, and
daughter Mrs. Chas. Johnson of North
Dakota, spent Sunday with Chokio
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Clark and sons and
Mrs. Jas. Robinson autoed to Norris on
Monday afternoon.
Miss Alma Griese has accepted posi-
ton at the. A. J. Nelson store.
Soren Rolling and family spent Sun
day with relatives in the country.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Primising of
Underwood, N. D., speAt Sunday with
Mrs. Primising's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. J. Amberg.
Christmas may seem a long way off
but we are already making pictures to
be used as Christmas remembrances.
advtf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cook spent Sunday
at the home of A. L. Cook here.
Mrs. Lee Eddy spent few days of
last week with Hancock friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Anderson of Don
nelly spent Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs. Marshal, son and daughter were
Morris callers Wednesday.
A large crowd attended the Catholic
Ladies' Aid Food Sale Saturday.
The Misses Berth and Mrs. G. Britt
returned home from the cities Saturday
evening.
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PEPPERTON

Mrs. Henry Hoyer of Mason City,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Andert, Mrs. Martha
day dinner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Gausman, where they also spent
a pleasant afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Andert took a
pleasure trip to Morris Sunday and al
so to take in the sights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hoyer were i'm
portant business visitors to Morris on
Saturday night.
VIM. Gausman went to the cities on
Saturday night on business also to visit
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Martha Bach and son Clarence
did some shopping in Morris on Monday.
Geo. Heick had some dental work done
in Norris last week Friday.
Frank Bach came to Pepperton on
Monday evening for a visit at his home
and also called on the Gausman Bros.
Mrs. Louis Hoyer called on her chum
Mrs. Chas. Andert, last Friday.
Miss Bertha Boedecker came Sunday
, to visit with her friend, Mrs. Ed. Gaus-
man.
Christmas may seem a long way off
but we are already making pictures to
be used as Christmas membranes
advtf
Bill Bredy left for Minneapolis Sat-
urday night to visit with relatives and
friends. He also intends to take some
studies at Some night school.
Mrs. Emma Bredy left to help Mrs
Brugman north of Donnelly with hel
household duties.
Mrs. Henry Hoyer was calling on Mrs
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SYNNES

Mrs. Henry Wagner and Mrs. Adolph
Reimers were Hancock visitors Friday.
Tom Ward autoed to Morris Friday.
Elizabeth Sauter spent the week end
at her home here.
Arnold and Christine Hennon autoed
to Norris Saturday
Lawson Barker transacted business in
Morris Thursday.
E. w. Heiniger autoed to Morris on
Thursday.
Pete stahman was a Morris caller on
Saturday.
Mrs. John Corcoran was an Alberta
caller Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wagner were
Chokio visitors Sunday
Christmas may seem a long way off
but we are already making pictures to
be used as Christmas remembrances.
advtf.
Lewis Becker and wife are enter
tanning relatives from Raymond.
Helen Ward spent the week end at her
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Jones and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Hefniger were
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ALBERTA NEWS

Mrs. A. H. Andert and A. Ludwig re-
turned from Eden Valley and Maple
Lake Monday. Nick Koetschaver and
daughter of Roscow, Mimi, returned
with them and are spending the week
end with Alberta friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. Stegner returned
Tuesday from visiting friends for two
weeks in different parts of the state.
Braun's new garage addition is now
all completed with the exception of the
work of putting in cement floors which
has been delayed on account of scarcity
of cement at this time.
The Ladies' Aid members report a
most enjoyable meeting at the home of
Mrs. Ed. Breden Thursday afternoon
Christmas may seem a long way off
but we are already making pictures to
be used as Christmas membranes
advtf
Miss Hazel Eystad visited friends at
Morris Sunday evening.
Ole Gulbranson made a business trip
to Norcross, Mimi, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Spaulding re-
turned last week from a two weeks
visit with friends in different parts of
Iowa.
Mrs. Chris Eystad will leave the last
of the week for Minneapolis where she
will visit her daughter and meet her
son John who is coming from Pres
ton, Mimi, to visit Alberta friends.
There will be- a basket social given
this Friday evening at the school house
The proceeds of which will be applied
toward installing a heating plant fol
the new church. Let's all get out and
help a good cause and have good
time. A very interesting program has
also been arranged for the evening.
The Shaw family shipped their stock
and household effects to Big Lake
Mimi, where Mr.. Shaw recently pur'
chased a farm.
Ronald Rentz, Rob Stenger and Yves
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SAMPLE BALLOT

Put mark (X) opposite the constitutional an
wish for in the squares indicated by the
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expressed agree with ours or not.
Editor Of The Tribune:
The pamphlet entitled, THE Leaders
of the Non-Partisan League" is being
circulated. In this pamphlet Senator
Ole Sageng and others are proving, to
their own satisfaction, that TownIey,
LIE Sueur, Bowen, Lemke and others of
the leaders of the League organization
are or have been radical Socialists and
/. w. WIS. To contradict their asser-
ton would be wasted effort, on my part
but want to suggest that we are not
asking the voters of Minnesota to vote
for these men but we are asking them
to vote for Shipstead Mallon, Sullivan
and the other farner-labor candidates.
| These men were nominated by delegates
elected for that purpose by the rank and
file of the farmer and labor organiza-
! tions. While all the Non-Partisan
candidates collectively have been ac-
cused of being Townleys tools. I fail
| to find the charge that individually any
one Of them has had his character or
ofwhaving been a Socialist. They are
not Townleys tools; they are not
pledged to carry out Townley's program.
Rev. Kvale, congressional candidate,
publicly affirms that he was not asked
and that he has not signed any pledge
binding him to the Non-Partisan plat
form. AS a candidate for the State
Legislature, I also affirm that I have
not been asked and have not signed
any pledge or agreement whatsoever
binding me in my actions if elected.
But, we may rightfally be asked do
you not believe in and are you not 60
ing to stand by the Non-Partisan plat
form?" To this we answer, I'VE do
and we will"
The Non-Partisan program is not an
iron clad formula which we mean to
apply in all the states in it's entirety
Nevada as a mining state needs a
different application of it than North
Dakota as a grain growing state. When
we say state ownership and control of
public utilities, we do not mean that we
shall proceed to take possession of and
occupy, by way of the right of eminent
domain or otherwise, all terminal elev-
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-10-22

Henry Heick Wednesday. They also
took trip to Morris.
During the electric storm last We'd
nesday afternoon Roy Treischel lost one
of his hogs, being struck by lightning.
A straw pile on his place caught fire
but was put out by the heavy hail and
rain,
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ators, packing plants, -four mills etc.
But we do mean that when any or all
of these semi-public institutions forget
their duties to the public and cannot be
controlled by state supervision to do
business on fair basis the state shall
proceed to establish and operate plants
enough to create just presidents and
wholesome opposition. We do not in
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Sunday visitors at Lawson Barker's.
Clyde McClain transacted business in
Morris Monday.
Mrs. John Corcoran and children and
Mrs. Lawson Barker attended a social
gathering at Max Stevensons near Nor
ris Monday afternoon.
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tend that, il we get the opportunity,
we shall adopt North Dakota's so-ca1led
Socialistic program in its entirety here
in Minnesota, but we do intend pro-
vided we get the chance, to inaugurate
some of its best features.
Respectfully submitted to the COM
sideration of our citizens by
L. J. SCHLATTMAN.
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POLITICAL ADVERTISING

Prepared and ordered published on
behalf Of the candidate mentioned by the
person who signs same and to be paid
for at regular rates of $40 per column
inch.
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THE MAIL BAG

This department is devoted to the dis
cussion Of public questions by anyone
who may wish to discuss them. The
editor assumes no responsibility for the
views here expressed, but does welcome
contributions from anyone who will not
abuse the privilege whether the opinions
expressed agree with ours or not.
Smyrna times., 1920-12-22

ris, Paul Harris, Almond Harris, Nor
ris Thorne. Good attendance-Rich-
ard Richardson, Florence Sullivan,
Reba Richardson, Helen Richardson,
Helen Tribbett, Edith Johnson, Clar-
ence Tribbett, Martin Roberts, Homer
Morris, Clifford Brown, Cornelius
Burke, William Robinson, Elizabeth
Borwn, William Morris, Leon Trib-
bett.
Mrs. GOrdy-FOurth and Fifth Grades
Perfect observation-disclosures Swig-
gett, William Simmons, Estella Tur-
ner, Annie Harris, Joseph Gillis, EGra
Turner, Julius Eansv, Mary Lloyd.
Good observation-disclosures Wright, An
ma May Starkey, Henry Gillis, Edith
Potts, Arnold Evans, Margaret Orig
gins, Annie Dolly, John Gillis, E.
Blackston, Hazel Hill.
Mr.. Frey-Sixth, Seventh and Eighth
Grades.
Perfect attendance-Elwood Mu :
ray, Robert Harris, Elwood Thomes
James Riley, Charles Mckenzie, Mil
dred Postles, Clara Wilson, Margaret
44urray, Mary Brown. Good attend
ance-Lewis Jones. Nellie ]. Harris
Mrs. Lunn-First to Sixth Grades.
| Perfect attendance-Lemuel Evins
Good attendance-Ethel Downs, Ro
bena Guy, Berentha Guy, Colbert Guy
Carlton Guy, Marshall Guy, FloyC
Guy, Sadie Lilley, Presley Muntz
Lester Muntz.
Smyrna times., 1920-12-22

Subsribe for The Smyrna Tines,
$3.50 a year in advance.
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Nash Trucks
Protected by Nash Stability

When you buy a truck, you depend upon
the permanency of it's makers to
maintain the value of your investment.
Only company that endures can make
good it's guarantee, render efficient service,
and protect the qulaity of it's product
The Nash Motors Company is permanently
in the truck business. Its financial
resources are second to none. Its one
hundred and one acre factory at kenOsha
represents millions of dollars permanently
invested. 1t has proved it's ability to
build high grade trucks of more than
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AS distributor of Nash products, we were :,
selected because we were as strong III t1e iO'"'
field as the factory is in the national nelu'
No Nash Truck will ever be without
home Service throughout its entire years
of use will always be prompt, intelhgeh''
and efficient.
Smyrna times., 1920-12-22
NOTICE
Fruit Growers National Bnak
CD III n n 7nnn

The Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of this bank for the election
of Directors to serve for the ensuing
year will be held at Banking House,
on Tuesday, January IL, 1921, between
the hours of II a. m. and IL noon.
E. M. FOWLER,
Cashier
Smyrna times., 1920-12-22
Mr.. COvey-Ninth Grade

Perfect attendance-Hazel Graham,
Evelyn Harris, Eunice heinold, Mar
garet Hill, Bernice Hutchison, Ruth
Jones, Elizabeth Metheney, Bessie
nllips. Helen Scout, Julia Skirvan
Mary Skinner, Sophia Streets, Eliza
beth Watson, Rowe Pleasanton. Goo
Margaret Carter, Rebe
ca Dempsey. Emelia Eel, Edwin Hut
Gibson, Charles King, James Knotts
Ernest Blendt, William Danes, Frank
lin Luff, Carl Prettyman, Cheste
Short.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-21


resuadO
syo Pdoas
la mejar medcina m a ss4
poderoc padz mafan faa de
dedO rabO
fala
cere5ro yahd
PASTILLAs MITCHEILA PARA ESTOMAGO HIGADOSe
hgado tales acdez almeno ncion
indigestion
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.MATANZAS, CUBA
Or. J. H. Dye Medical Institute,
Buffalo, N. Y.

Muy ehoes mios:-En preba de agradecmento les hago
Ineas 70 encontraba dante agunos
ferma de la vega los hones acud agunos doctore sin
contrar avo mis- Males hasta da lei anunco de
maaVosos remedies En- segda u de las bocas de
Iocadad soicar COMPUESTO MlTcHELLA termnando
sentme bien e segundo fe precise
tomaro todo compeaene curada En-
IS da aumente 10 bas Los dcos quean apcarme sonda
podia eedio neoesitado
usted haga de temono mas quen
esa uy agadecda bendce mil maravIosa
dcina ama S. S. sehoa Juana Hernandezl Perico Prov
Maanzas Cuba, de Octubre de 1919 si~5st
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CHILE
DR.. J. II. Dye Medical institute,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Muy sehores naios:-f

Muy senores nGos:-No encuentro paabras
ustede r5 sincere adecmeno despues de esta
enferma
ell del cCMPUESTo MTCHELLA SuPoSlTOROS MlTcHELlA
vAGNALES ROLNO ITct1ELLA ANTlSEPTIcO, he qledado
copetaente snto nngdn dolor de los terbes
parcpo sento ebarazada des
suced desde hace see aos
conensma En- pruePa de mi gratitud see n1a
do Copuesto Mtcea deas naedcinas ecornendando
amigos. Sin mas quedo de ustedes alta StS.
lAna S. de Petrasc) MejHIones, Octbre de 1919
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COLON BIA
Or. J. n. Dye Medical Institute,
Buffalo, N. Y.

Dr. j. n. Dye Medical Institute, p
Buffalo, N. "
Muya sehores mios-Tengo esta mportans ciudad
boca estabecda hace g1n TEMPO gsto exito he
vendo hacienda propaganda acedtadas PDORAS NIT
cHELLA PARA LOS RINONES, los maravlosos
peparados "Mchea" del Dye que
ndo hacienda la hunandad. Me grato suscrbme
S. s. (Moses Anaya), Fusagasuga, de Julio de 1919.
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ORIENTE, CUBA
Dr.. J. II. Dye Medical Institute,
Buffalo, N. Y.

. :
Muy sdistingudos sehoes-Hoy mas alegre
eniendo de que eogaF Incompatible edena desde
hoy podFan contar stedes Shota sera des
recomendadora del coMPUEsTo epqess nadede
hubea cuado de semeante enfepnedad
ada, solo ell cOMPUESO MTCHEL uatro amos onsec,tyos
de dolores incorporates yeros
Mis- angas padecian as tenendos doeses
odos los 10 han tornado los yesuados
De stedes uy agradecda ehota Rebeca Raq OTzD oisn
te Cuba. Agosto 80 de 1919. I.4
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PONCE
Or. J. n. Dye Medical Institute,
= d Buffalo, N. Y.

Muy sehores mios-Hago para expres-
vas gracias nedcnas eeomendaon
mence enconandome hoy muy
ueron Paslas Mchea Tonico Nervna
e Esomago Hlgado, Pdoas Mtchea para RHcnes
PHdoras Mchela Laxatvas. Sin mas quedo
ustedes afmo Eno Veazquez) Ponce Noviembe
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VEN NEZ'UELA
Dr.. J. H. Dye Medical Institute,
Buffalo, N. Y.

Nuy sehores mlosLa presepte tene obeto
ustedes mi mas agadecmenc exceIenca del mi
acuadad mi esposa esa magnfcos result
aqueo consgo e enbaazo
particular ancpandoes million gfacas por todas
atencione grato suscnbime, atto s. S. amigo
(Redsca Oeda Jefe Poca Agosto e 1919 a de Pro-
Videncia.
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HABANA
Or. J. H. Dye Medical Institute,
Buffalo, NJ. Y.

J.
Muy sehores mos:-Me compIazco escrbes presente
informae abendo magnico COPUESTO NIT
cHEllA demas preparedness Mtchea
aes decr muy
sufr antos anos Agradecda ecaz
exceenes medicna de amigos
manfesar ustedes eeno agradecimiento maria
v. Suarez Habana II de Octubre de 1919.
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Lea I'd. y conozca sus resultados:

coMPUESTo MTcHELEA ell cua me
recomendado esterdad habndo sido benos
sutados va estoy pr6ximaa que
viens deseos Sin particular qIedo
ordenes afna. S. S. (sabeI Martinez
Utuado. Agosto 1919. II s4s#.s
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iCuantos son los Productos Mitchella?

COMPUESTO MITCHELLA:La medcina ideal iSir
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de
benfOsO debHidad
VAGINALES:-Resentan e mor
la de-
do languda
Ia
abdomen da de
lmasco
bnco
de ] eserildad.
PILDORAs MITCFELLA Los Ell
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De TESTIMONIES SNCEROS YRDC0S DE Personals D0NEAS
DE TODAS parties DEL MlRDO--
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CAGUAS
DR.. J. n. Dye Medical Institute,
- Buffalo, N. Y!

Muy sehores mios-Habendo usado ell cOMPUESTO NIT
cEA gdn tempo habiendo obtenido esuta-
dos deseo eman brto ExPERIENcA que ustedes oe
ena Con gracas anticipates soy
MRS. A. cataia) Box 373, caguas. Agosto ~ 1919
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lUTUADO

Buffalo, NJ. Y.
Muy sehores mios:-como deber gratitud
escbIes neas para demonstrates agadecda que
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amaria la engua NAL alien
to, magu n a
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fectos
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ridad de qaeb bendira la de haberas tornado.
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-27
SHORT-LlvED MEX.
REVOLUTION IS PUT
DOWN SUDDEN LIKE

MEXICO CITY. Nas y one &
the shortest lived TeYolaisoas ia tbe
Fl ipi4 81 AiNxseo h4s last beea pss
daea s. the government in HE STA
IS Iaesa I.eea
tAelatsso AgixYa eaienel - rae
tssranzs array approached sasali
ys.lsss bear Aensesss WIth II E9ilos
ess. announcing iEat Re xas fae v4a {
xaafa 81 this Array " Receasffae
tsaa NAgsA @as sosssg "a tosspsa Eae
present government Ward sas st
q the garrison. near MoaeFes aad
taas eF.nias kfizpe aa9 HI mea
we're s&psared aaa a; sunrise fse aest
morning the colonel Nas shot
tils mer @ao appsafes Is b. more
Interested 81 getting samethsnx s.
esf thaH evvrthfvsiar Tire govern
at w Showed 20 aeps
ta~se
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Would Organize
Girl Scout Club
in Triple Cities

i nansbss Of girls who have been
members OF he Girl Scouts in other
Eesaiities- are seriously considering
tas organization OF a Gil scoat com
pany il the Triple Cities. II enough
encouragement Is given the idea.
Secretary + y. Crosby Of the Cham
Der o. Commerce has beea appealed
70 hy the girls. and he has readily
Elvea his ensssent ~ do everything in
bis POKER - help organize such .
EspTemenf lasally
There are many girls IN the Triple
Csue1 familiar with The great work
81 the Girl Scouts. who perhaps would
farm the nus Ieus u such club here.
Thsse gafls ire asked 10 get IN touch
waa DIR. Crosby. to consider a CTR
Seent club ii Toe Triple Cities.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-27
Sign Posting the
Dixie Highway
Bunnel to Daytono

Secretary 5. b. Creepy IS piaesass
signs on the Dixie hishway TO-DAY.
leading from Bunne 10 passana
that motorists may more easily folIcm
the route 10 the Most beautiful win
ter Resort IN the World
A sign viii b. placed in the beaft
OF Bunnell, where the highway makes
turn stating ..This Is Blnnesl Tsrn
to the left for Daytona. \ second
sign Is being placed at the cad Of
the brick read Ten Eliies south 81
Binnell. and third insi aboxa The
Knox K Reed grove. w3ere tho h gh-
way makes a turn to come south on
the west side oE the Halifax. These
signs are most attractive assd viii ID
is believed, materially assist travellers
unfamiliar ~ith The road 70 fssles.
the best road south
One mile OF the eight. en- tee an
paved section south q the brick
pavement IN Flagler has been eosn
pleted at this time wfth coqui1s
rock. and work Is being rushed on
the balance OF the road - The ssafs
department and Flazier eennty aie-
/ ials.S Some delay Was experienced be-
@ause il Vas found that the road iFse
tor could not BE used Ga the snsa
necessitating the procuring 81 A<i'
dozen mule teams Ter the Wora q.
grading.
County Commissions j 4 8esfs
j. showing good progress nn hs R0r
ton OF the road. leading ser1i = ing
Nolusia county line hat 'ae fosee
at this time paving wnh ste ttsa
stretch through the swasar lEen ths
present paved read 10 the eHsais
line.
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Real Estate Men
to Form Bureau
on Friday Night

permanent organization OF the
perfected next Friday evening at the
Chamber of Commerce Offices, tenn
posary organization having been
formed last evening, at which. time
real estate matters were discussed
ND permanent boiy decided upon.
At The preliminary meeting last
evening the following officers were
elected temporarily: President Il. l.
Smith. SECRETARY. Chas. F. Burgman.
A committee composed of Max Leid-
ersdolf ]. l.. Pepper and A. E. Dom
nelly Was appointed to draw up con-
stitation and bylaws for the organ
cation. which viii be reported upon
next Friday. At which time also per-
nlaHens officers will be elected
Great enthusiasm was displayed at
the meeting OF tie real estate nlea,
al agreeing that there is considerable
work 70 be done in Daytona in stan
dardizing prices. IN hanalir & requests
and in development and expansion OF
tbe city
The real estate bureau. which IS a
sgb- committee Of the Chamber Of
Commerce expects to accomplish a
great deal OF good for tae city By the
organization OF those men who are
Hosi vitality connected with ine0mie (
residents and tourists.
e~StFTS THAT LAST" DO 1T
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-27
Continued Activity.
in Sales at Schultz
Park This Week


Mr. Schultz OF the II. b. Schultz
Realty ce-, reports the busiest rental
week since the opening OF their Of
fees. Also the sale of number OF
Daytona residences which will be
announced later
Frank s Bateluhr OF Pittsburs.
Kansas. enc OF the most prominent
business men Of Eastern Kansas, has
bought home site in Schultz Park
md will be here this winter 10 erect
a beautiful residence. The rises on
the water front are being ievelied SO
that hne view of the ocean may be
snioyed from river side OF Schultz
Park.
pthlistinas stock OF bicycles just
tarIiyed. Let me put yours away for
Won. Gene Johnsons, 4e9 ~ Beach
st. 12S-lI-I9- II