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Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30

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Ihrrn has tert = general rrdtIf.
lInn In prices 81 along ne 'Inf ~
general agfshandlee N Columbus
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30
"G0SoHne''
ny a Connecting Rod.

A detail of one officer. three ser.
geanis and siI rorpOrals went
down tO the 6.i5 weslhound train
yesterday afifFHnea for The purpose
0f meeting lhc recruits" that we're
expected Ia 81 replace the large
numhcr Of soldiers naN irlne dis,
charged. hut said detail was sorCiy
disappointed. fOr -he' didnt arrive
until ii.i5 y. M. 90 the Drummcfr
Special -hF was assigned la n
company.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30

There's a certain little fellow. very
small fellow only about jtj pounds
'fruy. al the Camp Garage. who has
iiecn complaining be- was IN need ni
repairs. 10 We pul q pink card On
him AMI marked him SHOP The
chnf merhanic reported that bis
talves needed Erluding. corhurelOr
was not correctly aflusled. magnetic
brushes on the bum. spark plugs
hushings lnose, crankcase in faif
shape but he he las been using a
poor grade of iubricnilng 0il supply
company chow, end ihei q llllf
cow lred llkkerl would flN him up
, In The transmission. OF course. his
running gear u IN excrileni shape
bul What DO you wanig No, don't
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30

Driver lose Renierio had a biz of
hard luck sunday fiyine to cross iha
sahara Desert at liibsOn's ranch a.
ter : hard rain. Poor Joe had u re-
main out 70 hOufr without chow. but
be stuck f0 u THE mud until reS
rued by q ship of the desert IA Lab
rrly Irnckl.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30

New Lincoln Hotel ei rooms. u
Ter day. West broadway.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
HFIP WANTED

WANTED Girl or woman who i
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applicant is satisfactory. Apply
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30

EaIns % b. MN wIlhIn nsIl
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30

in person to Captain lockwood.
Camp Furlong "a
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30

drcn on The trip for meals anli
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30

10, Angeles possible thereafter Il
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30

pullman berth. Employment in
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-30

Wonder what Sergeant Williams
of ihe Camp Garage is going a. DO
with The little rocking horse We s1W
him with this mornlnE.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-04-29

was located would mot have been
more greatly magnified in my
youthful mind.
hunted up drayman, Old
Spencer by name, and negotiated
with him to deliver my trunk to
Colonel Frantz' residence: and
then returned to the Republican
Office, and announced myself
ready for business. The Colonel
asked "Are you going to work be
fore you have dinner replied,
Il had snack on the train and
can held out till supper" I shall
never forget his answer, But the
boys are getting ready to go to
dinner" / replied, / shall moi
be lonesome, if you give me a case
and some copy"
/ Frantz called to- his foreman
fat, jolly, good-natured, waggisf
Robert Mcdonnell, saying Here
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-04-29

pieces, personal poems, in fact
everything of a poetic nature.
Bayard Taylor expressed the opin-
ion hat she was one Of the best
poets in the country, a view gen.
orally shared by people who read
her poems and were competent to
pass upon their merits.
I In later life she arranged her
poems in book form, which is now
one of the most cherished volumes
in many libraries. The Mississ-
ippi Press convention several
times elected Mrs. Frantz to write
the annual poem, which she did,
but having an aversion to public
ity, would never appear and read
the poems herself, delegating that
duty to her daughters, Monte or
Eva, the latter also being a clever
poetess.
Mrs. Frantz was Of great assist
ance to her husband in the publ
cation of his paper and often in
his absence furnished copy: but
of an entirely different nature,
for no one could write like Frantz,
and his style could not be copied,
for he was suigeneries in the edi-
torial field, himself alone, with
no imitators, and will form the
subject of the next paper.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-04-29
ELECTION NOTICE

i BY order of the Board of Super
visors of Rankin County, Mississ-
| ippi, an election will be held at al
election precincts in Supervisors
District No. l, of said county, or
Saturday, May 1st., 1920, for the
purpose of deciding whether the
Board of Supervisors shall, be au.
thorized, to issue road bonds OF
said Supervisors District of the
| face value of Seventy Thousand
Dollars ($7O,OOO.OO) exclusive OF
interest, for the purpose of road
work in said Supervisors District
under the provisions of AN ACT
Of the Legislature of the State OF
Mississippi, passed at the Regular
| 1920, Session, being House Bill
No. 1872.
The bonds shall bear interest
at rate of interest not exceeding
six per centum. per annum, paya-
BILE semi-annually, and shall ma
| ture serially: one thirtieth matur-
ing each year until all have been
retired.
] All qualified electors of said
/ Supervisors District shall be al
lowed to vote in said election.
i Ballots shall be printed on
which shall appear the words
Official Ballot, Road Bond Elec-
| ton, Supervisors District No
One, Rankin County, Mississippi
4 May 1st., 1890" For Bonds"
and Against Bonds, and those
in favor of the issue of bonds as
) herein provided shall make cross
mark in ink opposite the words
. "For Bonds, and those against
!. the issue of the said bonds shall
make a cross mark opposite the
!, words Against Bonds.
The bonds >will not be ISSUED
unless authorized BY majority Of
! the qualified electors voting al
the said election.
Said election shall be held as
nearly as practicable, under the
!, provisions Of the Chapter Of the
Miss. Code Of 1906, on Registra.
tions and Elections under the di.
rection Of the election commiss-
| toner's Of Rankin County.
| Dated, this the 8th., day Of April
| 1920. .s
| S. D. Donnell, Clerk of Board OF
| Supervisors.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-04-29
EDITORS / HAVE KNOWN
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
: / met Colonel Frantz at the top
Of the steps, which led directly
into his editorial-business Office.
He recognized me and remarked,
well you have arrived" l told
him / had, but was in great trou-
BILE, as / found my board would
cost me more than salary / would
receive, and did not know what
to do, when he replied, why, dam
it boy, l expected you to board at
my house with the other printers
and never intended to charge
you. Where is your baggage? Get
it and send it up to my house, on
College street, better known a.
Silk Stocking" If he had said hs
lived on Champs Elysees, The
boulevard upon which his home
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-04-29

sured her I knew ! would, for !
felt that any home presided over
by such a gracious queen as Jen-
ME Frantz must be an Ell Dorado.
She was a lady of culture, highly
educated, inately refined, possess
ed the noblest ideals and a true
Christian if this world has ever
known real Christian. She did
much towards shaping my future
life, for which | shall always feel
grateful. She was devoutly relig-
ious, was regular attendant up
on the Presbyterian Church,
which she helped to build, from
the sale Of writings, and insisted !
should 60 along. She took the
place Of my mother and guided my
youthful steps over the right
paths, and without her teachings,
might have gone wild as some
Of the other Brandon boys. But
Of that further on.
Mrs. Frantz wrote almost as
much as her husband, and could
discuss any subject, being con-
stamt reader Of newspapers and
magazines: but she never dabbled
III Dol itics. allowing her gifted
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-04-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Letters of Administration hav-
ing been granted on the 10TH, day
of April, 1920, by the Chancery
Court of Rankin County, Mississ-
ippi, to the undersigned, upon the
Estate of r. HI. Turner, of Rankin
County, deceased, notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims
against said estate to present
same to the Clerk of said Court
for probate and registration ac-
cording to law within six months
from this day, or they will be for
ever barred.
Witness my signature, this the
18TH, day Of April, 1920.
j. F. MILLER, Administrator.
w. E. MCINTYRE, SOLICITOR.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-04-29
Chancery Summons.

To Carrow Sharon, defendant. s
You are hereby commanded to
appear before the chancery court
Of Rankin county, Mississippi on
the 4th Monday in September 1920
to defend the suit in said court Of
Joseph &. Sharon, wherein you
are i defendant.
This the Sth day Of April 1920.
S. b. Donnell, Chancery Clerk.
w. j.. Mcintyre. Solicitor.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-04-29

Bob, give this boy case and some
copy" The foreman asked me,
Can you set manuscript, or shall
l give you reprint? ?" never felt
so outraged in my life, and replied
in defiant tone Il can set any
thing that you or any printer in
the Office can set" Bob" as every
body called the big, overgrown
Irishman, grunted and said, mo
offense, young man: but you have
pretty good opinion Of your
self" | pertly replied, And
am ready to prove my words by
my acts" l afterwards heard Bob
saying to the boys while washing
up for dinner, Better be careful,
fellows, for that new kid has got
no more sense than to work like 3
country niger. He has evidently
made an, impression on the old
man.
Nv
That evening about shutdown,
all the hands quit work, and Ben
Carroll was directed to show me
the way to the Frantz domicile,
where - also boarded. He was
such 4 dressy, stilted, stuckup fel-
E -, 49, n ~ = III a.xx& a enl1 -. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17
WILSON Y
LLOYD GEORGE

La nueva estratagema de Lloyd Geor
ge para conseguir unidad entire los
anados en- las conferencias de San Re-
mo, ha consistido en- presentar al pre-
sidente Wilson como un vulgar intru7
so en- los asuntos de Europa.
Parece que ell ministro primado de
la Gran Bretafia ha logrado -conven-
Ger al Consejo Supreme de que va es
tempo de librar Europa de Wilson,
aconsejando que Sc prosigan los ira
bajos de Ia paz sin tener para nada
en- cuenta las miras del presidente Will
son.
Sc entiende en- los circulos politicos
que Lloyd George ha preparado un pac
to para consolidar la alianza de la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17

Entente, ercluyenEo America de
los asuntos de Europa,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17
Una madre que anebata la vida su hija

face pocOs dias ocurri6 en- Aguadilla
un dramatico suceso que produjo honda
impression EN- aquella ciudad, de la
cual fue victima una pequefa criatura
de dos amos de edad
Una madre Observation-Disclosures cruel
namada Justa valentin, queriendo des
bacerse de su pequeha hija, ideo la for
ma mas habil para lograr su prOpositO
sin dejar huella de su nefando delito
Para clio NADIA mejor que ahogar Ia
infeliz cria,ura. FL mar estaba cerca !.
al mar la arroj6 decidida, Ell la CON
fanza de que su crimen quedaria en- la
impunidad
La policia, no obstante, logr6 descu-
brir la criminal, despues de sagaces
pesquizas. Esta aparece ell nuesta To-
tografia en- ell momento de ser arres \
da por el jefe de distrito Fernando Qni
nones ell detective Modesto Milan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17
La ESCASEZ DE
AzUCAR DURARA
VARIOS MESES
No Sc resolvera mientras no
sc normalice la produc-
cion europea

Dicen de Washington que a pesar
de la cooperation ofrecida al gobierno
por los representatives de Las refine
rias de aztlcar del Este, para evitar
la especulaci6n, no Sc espera que me-
jore de momento la situaci6n.
Debido a la escasez de existencias
EN- el mercado mudial, ell ell momento
actual, Sc cree que Sc tardara un afo
por 10 menos, en- nivelar la oferta con
Ia demanda.
FL Departamento de Jhsticia conti-
nIa deliberando sobre Ell ofrecimiento
hecho por los representatives de las re-
finerias del Este, para coOperar con Ell
Gobierno prevenir la reventa y fijar
los precios, creyendose que la PROPOSE
ci6n sera en- breve aceptada. Aunque
los interesados en- la industria del azu
car Green que al impedir la revcnta> Sc
evitara la subida fcticia de precios
no esperan una solucion completa al
conficto, hasta que la production nun
dial Sc normalice.
La demanda mundial dc azilcar pa
ra ell alo fiscal 1919-2o Sc estima en-
"a, ,O3O14O toneladas la cantidad re
colectada en- la Ultima cosecha, suma
aproximadamente 18 millones de tone
ladas. La production, de Alemania, de
azdcar de remolacha, que habia sido la
mas importante del mundo, descendi6
durante la guerra de 9,645, 125 tonela-
das 3,979.303, todavia no ha sido
possible determinar con exactitud la can
tidad que corresponds Russia drante
ell afo. En- Washington, Sc dice que,
pesar de que ha habido un aumen-
to en- la production de azlcar de ca
ma de cerca de 1,650,oOO toneladas du
rante la guerra, es impossible determi
mar con exactitud respecto existen
cias y precios hasta que Alemania y
otros nuevos paises, como Checo-eslo-
vaquia, normalicen su production.
Sc ha puesto de manifesto que el
consume normal de los Estados Uni
dos llega a cuatro miltones de tonela-
das que La escasez de producto al
canza la cifra de 100000 de tone
ladas.
Los industriales temen que la situa
ci6n actual induzca al gobierno to
mar energicas medidas, quizas la ma
cionalizaci6n de la industria del azu-
car, y que cuando la production Sc
normalice los precios de venta ba-
jen, Sc encontraran ante un nuevo pro
blema: precios caros pagar por Ia
primeFa materia y elevados jornales
satitsfacer a los obreros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17
PLEIT0 CONTRA LA CoMPANIA
DE LOS CARRos ELEcTRICos.
Bsrros, mayo 12.

Ha terminado en- ell Tribunal de Dis
trito, seccion segunda, La vista del plei-
TO civil que por indemnizaci6n de da-
nos y perjuicios y contra la porto Ri
co Railway Light and Power Co.. 81
guen los esposos Arreche-Prados.
Ell objeto de la reclamation es con mo
two de haber sido arrollado muerto
por ell caro- electrico No. 90, un nifio
de los sefiores de referencia, y por los
graves trastornos ocurridos en- ell no
gar asi como por ell lamentable estado
de salud en- que han quedado La sefiora
de Arreche, y uno de sus hijos mayo.
res, con tan horrible desgracia.
Ell juicio dur6 varios dias fueror
muchos los, testigos de La parte deman-
dante que declararon.
Los esposos Arreche-Prados fueron re
presentados por ell abogado se1or Benz
tez Flores. A la Compafifa la represen
taban dos de sus abogados.
Ninguna de las parties Sc descuidt
en- ell mas minimo detalle juridico sobrt
la maseria, sostuvieronse controver
sias de indole legal y de derecho, qu'
ell juez Rossy resolvi6 de una maner;
justa inteligente. Di6 brillante prue
bas de sus profundos conocimientos Ell
asuntos de esa indole.
Al terminarse ell juicio, muchas pers'
mas felicitaron al senior Benitez Flore
por sus magnifcos alegatos y por su pc
ricia e. in:ehgencia, demostradas en- es
te pleito, que en- realidad ha llamad
mucho la atenci6n.
FL juez reserve su fallo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17
Ell SUICIDE DEL AL
MIRANTE BRITAIN

FL contra-almirante Carlos B. Brit
tain, jefe del Estado Mayor del almi
rante Wilson, comandante de la fota
del Atlantico, Sc suicide recientemen-
te mientras prestaba servicios en- aguas
dc Cuba.
Sc ignoran las causas que obligaron
al contra-almirante Britain a tomar
tan desesperada determination, pues
gozaba de buena salud. Ell hecho Sc
atribuye, sin embargo, a un repentino
atague de neurastenia.
FL contra almirante Britain ma
clio en- Kentucky. En- Ell aho 1883 So
gradu6 de la Academia Naval de An
napolis. Durante la guerra hispano
americana presto serviciOs en- los cru
ceros Brooklyn y Newark" y Ell
el crucero auxiliar Badger con g
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17
A .GRANDES MALES
GRANDES REMEDIES

Ell lunes, diez de los corrientes Sc
sinti6 el pueblo de Barros agitado por
una iGea noble y altruist1 hija de
un grupo de damas caballeros que
velando por ell bienestar de la comuni-
dad y de la patria Ell general, Sc Ian
aaron a la calle nevando orgullosos la
bandera de protesta contra ell precio
excessive de las telas demas prendas
de vestir.
memo a reunirse ell pueblo en- un salon
de la casa-escuela, sitio designado pa
ra celebrar la Asamblea; pero no ha-
biendo local sufciente para toda La con
currencia, fue necesario trasladarnos al
salon del Cine, donde Sc llev6 a efec-
to. Estaban ALI Representatives, todas
las clases sociales, desde Ell mas acau-
Galado propietario hasta ell mas humil
de proletario; todos lleuos del mejor
deseo, dispuesto a prestar su concurso
las grandes ideas para que en- no le-
jano dia fructiiquen y puedan redi-
mir al pueblo, librandolo de los ex-
plotadores.
Abrio Ell acto la se1orita Etelvina
Fernandez, siguiendole en- Ell uso de la
palabra Ell Licdo. Brunei y ell que es-
cribe estas lineas. Luego Sc presenta-
ron la Asamblea distintas proposicio
nes Sc tomaron, en- sintesis, los acuer
dos siguientes:
1.-Constituir una association que ten
dra por objeto levantar ell espiritu de
la economic.
2.-Los miembros de esta Association
Sc comprometen bajo palabra de no
nor, a no comprar de esta fecha en-
adelante; las damas, ninguna tela GU
70 valor exceda de % centavos yarda;
los caballeros, ningln trsje cuyo pre-
clio exceda de SIS.
3.-Hacer propaganda activa fin
de que esta idea germine fructifique
EN- las demas poblaciones de nuestra
isla.
Es necesario que ell pueblo sobera-
no Sc levante ell este momento de cri-
sis, y con gesto de majestad y de or
gullo, haga comprender los pulpos
sociales. que tiene en- sus manos el ha.
cha formidable para cercenar sus ter
taculos cuando asi 10 requieran la jus
tic!a el derecho.
En- nombre del 'Comite dc Propa-
ganda'' y del pueblo, invitamos Ia
isla de Puerto Rico para que, enarbo
lando Ia bandera de protesta, volva-
mos la tranquilidad los hogares, ha
ciendo modifcar los precios que hoy
So estan vendiendo los artfculos de
vestir.
PEDRO ARROYO vIvAS.
Bsrros mayo u.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17
BANCO POPULAR
De ECONOMIAS
Y PRESTAMOS
SAN JUAN, P. R.
coNvocAToRIA
SAN JUAN, P. R.

En- session ordinaria, celebrada ell dia
II de los corrientes, acord6 Ell Consejo
de Gobierno de esta sociedad fijar ell
% del actual, y hora de las siete y
media de la noche, para celebrar, en-
las oficinas de este .Banco, Junta Ge-
neral Extraordinaria, con objeto de ira
tar sobre las acciones de esta sinstitu
ci6n, que faltan por emitir para COM
pletar su capital autorizado.
San Juan, P. R. Is de mayo, 1920.
DAMIAN MoNsERRAT
Director Gerente. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17
LA DISCRIMINATION
De TURQUIA

Como resultado del problema turco,
Siria, Palestine, Arabia y Mesopota-
mia, asi como tambien Armenia, seran
separadas del antique imperio otoma-
no. Siendo estos territories inmensa-
mente ricos desde Ell punto de vista
industrial, la sarracina que Sc armara
entire los Poderes europeos que aspi-
ran su domination, sera inevitable.
La question de Palestine y del Mo-
sui dara mucho que hacsr. En- Ell Adria
tico las cosas no han cambiado con-
tinda la disputa entire italianos y ju-
go eslavos, pesar de que Sc dijo
que habian llegado un acuerdo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17
Ell MINISTERIO
DE SPORTS

Els my possible que Francia sea el
primer pals del mundo que ha de es-
tablecer un ministerio de "sports'' FL
nuevo ministro del Gabinete frances
tendra la mission ae estudiar todo 10
que Sc relacione cen la cultura fish
ca. La proposition des nuevo minist9
rio fue presentada por q actual mi
nistro de la Guerra.
Otro plan ha sido presentado para
crear un sistema de instruction mill
tar infantil. Los nifos recibiran ms
trucci6n militar casi desde la cuna. FL
objeto de este proyecto es el de reducir
EN- alto. grado el servicio militar cbli-
gatorio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17

turbada deliberada Y conscientemente
por el antique gobierno imperial, que
aIentaba absurdos ensuefios de domina
ci6n de conquista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17
oTRA vEz EN- SESSION

Despues de haber tenido una semana
de vacaciones, hoy reanudara sus Sc
stones ell Tribunal Supreme.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-17

grado de teniente. En- La batalla de
Santiago presto excelentes servicios
la Armada fue condecorado con la
medalla de Sampson.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-08

An electrically heated cap Is being
used in England to promote growth Of
hair
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-08

DR. q. A. klock. Of this city. major
in the medical corps OF the Florida
National Guard, has been signally
ehonUred ny Governor Sidney ]. Cats
by the appointment OF the local ply
stefan as a member OF the board of
Eclectic Medical Examiners for the
state OF Florida. to succeed G. A.
MUNICH. WHO was recently removed
from the board by the governor
Once more Daytona Is given dis
tinction in an appointment by the
governor in line with considerable
prominence Company 4 If the Ma
tioHal Guard has brought Go the city.
With the ranking officer ufFthe state
regiment to he completed SO n, with
The head Of the medical corps, and
other high officials of the National
Guard picked from naytona members
naytona has about al the honots
there are, with the single exception
OF the headquarters staff
DR. klock leaves tomorrow foi
Washington, d. t. 10 which city HI
( has been called 10 receive an appoint,
+ ment in the L. = Army Medical
school, To take "a course covering from
six to seven months. beginning Oct
Ii, in army medical work As heas
OF the medical corps of the N, &. F,
| he received the only appointment from
this state Tor the course
Early next week Capt G. H. Wilson
leaves fer Camp BenuiBg 20 take
similar course in the infantry diyis
ion. fitting himself fora high otiic
in this class of army work
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'Keep in mind the baptist Churcn
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-08

'Keep in mind the namlst churcn.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-08

The Seaside Inn. which was CLOSED
this week is the first Of the summer
hotels to close. preparatory 10 re
opening for winter business early in
the season. Miss Fernandez, who has
conducted the Seaside Inn the past
summer season, has been especially
successful in its management, and
will with her brother Bufortl Duke,
reopen their hotel in Orlando, Duke
Hall, about December 18th J. +.
Glenn. proprietor OF the Seaside Inn,
is expected from q summer spent in
Kentucky within a short time. to re-
onen the Seaside Inn tor the winter
season.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-08

Mr and Mrs ]. W. Smocl. OF De
Land who have been at their beach
home the past summer, have returned
to the county seat. With the intention
of building several more homes on
the Snaock property on GrandvieW
avenue, Mr.. Smeck having sold his
bungalow here several weeks ago
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-08

Columbia Dayton ana Vie. Q/bi.
cycles. Best on earth $50 ~ up
gene johnson. 3 TO- 8
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-08

Mr. and Mrs Fred Pensinger. who
left several weeks ago for the Nest,
are now located al Denver, Colo,
where MIR Pensinger is connected
with a grocery firm, according to let :
ters received by friends this week.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-08

Mr. ana Mrs. George Foot, .Ir.. re-
turned last evening from a weeks trim
to Charleston. Savannah aud Jackson
vile. the expected "trip By boat with
Mr. ADD Airs r. NJ Bond from Charles
ton to DeLand being foregone because
OF he storms of the past week on the
Atlantic coast