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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
GREENWICH VILLAGE TO
UNDERGO REGENERATION
Latin Quarter Of New York Soon to
BE Restored to Status OF
RcSnectabllitN.
lbs Associated Press,

NEW YORK. Nov. Incomplete re-
generation OF Greenwich village. the
Latin quarter OF New York. until It
seers and morbid minded PERSONS
with a faded appetite for sensation,
was prcdictcd In the annual report
of Police Commissioner EnriSht 10
Mayor lIylan. made public today.
The. report enumerated great inn
rrovcnents in the moral tone of that
section within the past two years and
said IL would soon be restored To
It's previous status OF 4 respectable
residential and business neighbour
hood"
The commissioner said. "A certain
foolish and degenerate appetite for
the unusual or sensational. mostly re-
cruitcd from outside New York. pro-
NOTED by sight seeing car graftcrs
and other parasites. kept uuest!ona-
bio resorts alive and proved that
Earnun was right regarding the
mental capacity OF some people"
Mr.. EnriSht also criticized the
newspapers for publishing "cNassn-
rated reports OF crime waves"
These. very agencies" the report
continued. contrary 10 all their gem
orally understood principles, lost no
opportunity to !nal!Sn. bclittlc and
dccry the police Department.
TIE department. during 1919. ac-
cordin. TO tho report. made "l.,S3
arrests Tor general criminal;iJ. as
compared 20 2i,t33 arrests during
1917, the year war was declared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
STATE INSPECTOR OF
FACTORIES TEST|F|ES

ing anywhere and sleeping when I
got chance. ! thought was too
busy when began uiling TO take
medicine and maybe tho trouble would
right itself
But II didn't. and was down
really before knew H. ] hurt all
over. and had the worst kind OF
pains Ia my stomach after eating.
terrible headaches, an awful hurting
i'll my back over my kidneys. my feet
sweiled till l had to stay in several
days because couldn't get my shoes
on. and ! had frequent attacks OF
nausea.
Il was in n fearful TX. hut when I
began taking ranlac my troubles LETT
me quicker than they had como. Two
bottles put me on my feet, and I've
gained back the ten pounds lost.
I'm oil right nov. and expect 20 re-
main that way, for shall heed tho
FIRST danger signal and get a bottle
OF Tanlac."
Tanlac Ia sold in Richmond a,
Tragic Drug Company Grant Drug
Company and by c. W. Baton.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
INSPECT CREWS TO HALT
INFLUX OF B9LsHEVsTs
Adviccs From ROTTERDAM, Doyctail
IN With Communists Propa-
ganda In America.
lBy Associated Press,

NEW YORK, Nov. I.-Inspection
OF the crews ahead OF the passengers
ON incoming ships was ordered hero
upOn adviccs from Tho Iiaguc that
bo.Nhcvist agitatorS "aro headed for
America" through Holland as clear
i": house. Frederick a. Wallis. immi-
rratiou commissioner, announced to-
Gay. Commenting on Rotterdam news
'h"t Bolshevist agents arc planning
Tor tho final battle of communism
u the-Cnitcd States" tho commits
Sioncr said: Word from Rotterdam
ina. Lcnine's and Trotzky's outfit in
Russia proposes to send an army OF
200 Bolshovist missionaries to the
United States dovctails in with the
r'cpaSanda OF Communists already
h"r" that final battle Is 10 be fought
our In America"
Il am fuzzy aware tina, the Boil
s.evist aGi,ators who are hcadin.
for America do not seek admission
"s aliens. The prospect of being pu,
through tho sieve on ELL. Island
"nd being quizzed and searched b.
the boards OF special inquiry is not
b'isht for them. 80 they arc striving
80 gain admission TO the United state.
80 scaihcn. from several different
'ources have received informa: ion
or attempts to bride members of the
''ews or ships. Tho radicals come
other az stowawaya or scamen.
In the last few days received u
''iter from DR.. S. l.. Vconstra. pro-
rate officer Of The Netherlands de-
iH';nent OF justice. in which / am
ilrnished valuable leads in this mat
t'r. Writing nc from The Hague. DIR.
N"cnStra emphasizes what he h!ntcd
=" me when he was lately in this
"ountry. that tho invasion Of Holland
~ radicals and a widespread dread
OF Bo!shoHism are the combining in
Hncnccs which arc causing many OF
ne best families In Holland TO sci!
'hciE homes and come 10 the United
states
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
.TURKlsH-ARMENlAH TRUCE
Gives Former Pos.ession OF Fortr..
and Hallway station mt
AleXupdrople

LONDON, Nov. 1l.-An armisticc
menians and the Turkish National
ists. II Is announced in an Armenian
communicates. dated November :, re-
ceivcd here today.
The arm!st:cc conditions give tho
Turks possession OF the fortress and
railway station Of Alcxandroplc ana
the surrounding districts during tho
isaac negotiations.
The Turks. II Is stated. guarantee
the safety Of the inhabitants OF the
city and the maintenance Of order.
The rAsusal OF all powers to ac-
ccpt the mandate over Armenia has
put the Armenian problem directly
up TO tho league OF nations. which is
admittedly Dowcrlcss TO act
Matin declares that unless tho
allies act to save Armenia the Turk :
ism treaty may be considcrcp as an
other scrap OF paper"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
GAVE Up HOPE Of
BEING WELL AGAIN
Since Taking Plant Juice She
Relates Wonderful Story~Oi
Health Regained.
NO LONGER FEARS OPERATION
Now Goes About for the First
Time i'm Years, All Due
to Plant Juice.
lO LONGER FEARS OPERATION

When the delicate machinery OF the
stomach is not working harmon
iously, the stomach not diScsting tho
food properly. poisons are retained
in the system which should BIO eX-
PEELED.
Tho new herbal stomach remedy,
Plant Juice. assists nature by caus-
ing the stomach to properly digest
tho food. when IL promptly dissolves
or ncutralizes all the poisono acids
that fermenting food has left in the
stomach. and the digestive machin-
cry. thus relieved OF this hampercd
acid accumulation, goes naturally and
normally about its work Of diges-
tion without help of any kind. Plant
Juice counteracts acid formation in
the stomach, and so-called dyspcpsia
and indigestion vanish mover 10 re-
turn.
Among tho thousands OF local tes-
timonials received. praisinG Plant
Juice, mono is OF greater interest
than tho statement OF Mrs. Edward
~ Walston, a popular lady of Scot
land Neck. y. c., who has resided
there for 20 years. She says:
Il had been sick for a long time
and my stomach was In A. very bad
condition.; felt weak and miserable.
could not sleep and was all run down.
was told that had gall stones and
would have to have an operation, but
when l went to tho hospital was
told / was too weak to stand it. II
mad given up oil hopes Of recovery,
as l had taken n number or different
medicines and been under treatment,
put did not get any better. 4 friend
who had taken Plant Juice, begged
me TO try 1t. so got bottle just to
SEQ what !. would do for me. as a last
resort. The results were beyond be-
'ef. | have taken plant Juice now
several weeks and feel like q
IVY woman. AS for gall-stones, I
- as IL there was never such a
'hine. ] sleep fine at night and have
splendid appetite for my meals.
anne to Norfolk and 1t was the first
''ino had been out of .he house for
'nths. Plant Juice is wonderful. |
- am glad to endorse it and
snSiend 1t to others"
fant Juice is sold In Richmond NJ
'rraglc's Drug Store.
Plant Juice is sold In Petersburg by |
;Uss Tho Drug Man. and in |
Chase City by Tia Chase city Drug
:
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---------
GROOM GARY AS CANDIDATE
FOR MAYOR OF NEW YORK
t~nd OF united States Steel Corporn-
ION Advanced for .Srlt pIEKrSt
Job To prc.Idency or Country.,


NEW YORK. Nov. ll.--Whilc
democratic and Republican leaders
are wrestling with tho problem OF
whom TO select rs candidates for the
rihcom!ns mayoral;y contest In
New York City, the name OF Ether,
II. Gary. head of the United States
steel Corporation. has been advanced.
In communication from Associate
Professor Rufus ID. Smith. OF the De.
,'aTimcnt OF Government and Public
Economy at New York University
cary is held TO be the man 10 take
up :hc Mayoralty job. which. next
- that OF the President O. the United
states. is the blsges, job In The coun.
u'y. and should not be occupied by
peanut politicians or idcalist!c mis-
hts who do not know the nrst rudi-
n!"nts Of business practice and CT
iicicncy."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12

tinue his occupancy in tho building In
n determination handed down by the
district rent commission. TO which be
appealed.
The notice 10 vacate. served By lin.
Randall II. tfagncr Company. narri,r.
October / a. tho day representative
Montague would have to move, .Nas
declared TO be legally insufficient un.
der the Ball act. in that the owner
did not desire tho apartment for his
Own occupancy.
Tho commission declared. IN add
ton, that the present rental of ss5 :.
month Is fair and reasonable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
i Hope Everybody in Vir-
ginia Will See My State
fnent," Says Miller in
Telling of Benefits He
Obtained From Tanlac.

Yes. sir. l hope everybody in Vir-
sln!i Viii see my statement, and
tha' every one suffering from stomach
tfooble and rundown condition will
take Tanlac," said Jerry T.. Miller
tate Factory Inspector for the Work.
men Compensation Bureau, residing
at 40 Eleventh Avenue. Roanoke. VA.
knew what Tanlac would do for
me when got II. for my parents are
Tanlac enthusiasts. and had I been
nome Ia not have had that spell OF
indigestion that knocked INC out. BE-
ing on the go all tho time, and eat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
READ THE LIST
or RoVts, Herbs. Bnrks and Berries
1t Tells the Story

or the merit combined in Hoods
Sarsaparil!a as medicine for ca
tarrh, rheumatism. scrofula and
other Ills of tho blood, stomach, liver
and kidneys.
Sarsaparilla, yellow dock. still
linSia, blue flag. guaiac--alteratives
Dlood-purificrs and tonics.
Mandrake and dandclion-ant!-
bilious and liver remedies
WintcrSrccn and bitter orange
pcei-tonics. appe;i%c-s. d!Scs,ivcs.
Junipcr berries. IVA ural and pip
sisscwa-srcat kidney remedies.
Eentian root. wild chorry-stomac CHI
.onics--and o;hors of value
Economy and true merit are com
bincd in Hoods Sarsapa rllla-.Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
GIRLS ARE THRESHED FOR
DISRESPECT TO WAR DEAD
Sang. Danced and Hanged Tin can.
During Moments of Solemn
Silence.
tBy Associated Prcss.l

LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE girl en-
pioycs in tho Offices of Sylvia I.anIt-
hurats Co;rmunistic paper, The
workers Drcadnaught, in Fleet
street, were thrcshcd and the Offices
upset just after II O'Clock toduy by
an angry crowd.
The leaders o! the party which
raided the Offices alleged that during
The Two minutes OF solemn silence IN
honor OF the fallen dead. IA provided
Tor IN the Arm!sticc Day program.
some OF the women in the Office we're
SINGING, dancing and banging TN
cans"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
$85 a Month Janitor
Falls Heir to $4,000
my AxxecI.ted Pre,..l

FORT WAYNE, IND, Nov. IL
Chnriea wiaeiand, an &S5-a-month
IanltOr mt the city Hall here,
leaned on the handle of his broom
long enough to resd letter to-
day md then = few kourr later
started to California to claim u
fi4-acTe fruit farm On the out
skirts OF san Francisco, snd S.S,-
900 deposited In = bank there.
TIC letter Informed hin, that
his brother hnd died, leaving his
estate to the janltor AID q sister,
Mrs. Caroline Newman, Of bur-
HnEt0n, Ind. The farm IN an
prniaed for taxation NJ H1Syoeo
according to the letter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
TRAIN BANDITS F0IlED
IN ROBBERY ATTEMPT
Safe Thrown ON Speeding Express,
is Recovered by Grew of Freight
Following,

COLUMBIA, S. c.. Nov. 1.-the
express messengers safe. containing
5000, on train No. IS. Charlotte ri.
vision OF the Southern Railway. was
nftecn miles from Columbia, today
by train robbers. whI hold up tho
messenger. Before the bandits could
get back to the place where the safe
was thrown off the crew of q frc!gh.
train passing the spot recovered the
receptacle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
Austria seeks to Enter League.

NIENNA. Nov. ll.-AuS:ria, after
sounding the entente powers with
regard to her acccptability. has ask ed
admission 10 tho league OF nations.
according 10 The newspapers here.
President Notta. OF tho Swiss Fedora
ton, the articles state. asked Sir Eric
Dru!nmond. general secretary OF the
league. with regard to the question
whether an application by Austria
would be acceptable. and Sir Eric re-
piled in tho Affirmative
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12

leader followers" had quite a
clique" present to applaud favorable
remarks made b. the witness.
Senator Abram Kapian also op.
posed Mr.. Untcrmycr's method OF cx-
animation of tho Mayor. declaring
that the committees counsel was
"indulKins In too many sido REMARKS
that have nothing 10 do with This
investigation. largely Cor the bcncn;
OF the gallery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
TO PROSECUTE CLUB HEADS
tinbnmn State Enforcement Director
>uenrs Out Warrants Against
Country Club Onlccrs.

Is! Associated Press.
BlRMiNGIiAM, ALA. Nov. IL
GOnr!al ". Austin. State prohibition
enforcement officer. declared today
iha' nc viii prosecute officers or the
birmingham Country Club aS Tho re-
suit of raids last night. In which he
said he seized quantities OF liquor.
Mr.. Austin haS sworn out warrants
against the secretary ahl porter a,
tho Country Club. Iic stated he
found I've gallons OF whisky stored
h.re
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
Fish Ch,.n mr. Nr,y n,,,

NEW BEIkN, =. G.. Nov. ll--BN-
tween 500 and 500 drum. an edible
hsl we're offered on the New Bern
market today at prices ranging from
age from twenty-five TO nifty pounds
each. Two years ago fish %: tho
same Kind and size sold herr NJ
prices ranging from 1850 TO IS each.
\ local fisherman yesterday made a
catch OF drum near Cape Ifattcias or
bout 1000 pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
THREE DIE WHEN SHIPS
FUEL TANKS EXPLODE
Bodies Discovered in Burned I'll
hunao Below Decks this Morn
inK-Slne Iinrt

NEW YORK, Nov. 1l.--Threc bodies
were discovered this morning in the
hold or the Morgan line steamship
III Mundo. on which nine men wcro
seriously injured yesterday when one
OF the vessels fuel tanks exploded
while shc was tied UP 20 hcr Hudson
river pier. Latest reports from The
rrescucrs last nigh, indicated that
there had been no loss OF life. The
oodicS were discovered early today
in The burned areas below decks
III Mundo tohAN Hoy hcachcd ON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
narh.r. Go Bark to ols Price.

MACON. GA. Nov. l1.--se:urn to
prc-war prices In shaves ard hair
cuts has been made IN this city
through the announcement OF sew
eral barber shops OF reductions from
- cents to - cents In the prices OF
shaves, and OF haircuts from 30 cents
to - ccnts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12

the Communipaw Flats. near ELL.
Island. Fire lighters last night tow
cd tho olazi ing ship out Of the con-
ScStcd section of tho harbor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
MONTAGUE WINS FIGHT
TO HOLD HIS APARTMENT

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Nov. H.
of Virginia. who was threatened with
election from his apartment in the
Avon1a!c, lI3f' L street Northwest.
mas been granted the right To con-
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-05-20
THEY ALL DEMAND 1T
Punta Gorda, Like Every City and
Town in the Union, Receives it.

Pcop-e with kidney ills want to be
cured. When one suffers tie tor
turcc of an aching back, relief is
eagerly sought for There are many
remedies Today that relieve, but %
not cure. Doan'a Kidney Pills have
brought lasting results to thousands
Here is Punta Gurda evidence Of their
merit
Mrs. J. T. Griggs, Harvey St, says:
Some years ago | was visiting in
Jacksonville and | was troubled with
an attack Of kidney complaint.
had q dreadful backache and it had
me pretty well used up. My kidneys
dida't act as they should and l was
in bad shape. Hearing of Doan's
Kid.ey Pills, got couple of boxes
and they entirely cureu me of the at
tack. gladly give this endorse
mort."
Price SOC at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney rcmedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same tLat
Mrs. Griggs had. Foster Milburn Co,
Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y. (adv)
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-05-20
"NIN MOCkinp BIRD :"

Last Thursday night, about / o.
clock, l happended to become awake,
when | thought / heard a whippoor-
will. In moment | became aware
that it was my mocking bird. Three
times, before l fell asleep again. my
incompatible songster distinctly and
correctly initiated the notes of the
whippoorwill, repeating chuck Wills
widow" with absolute perfection of
imitation. For more than sixty
years, / have been listening to mock
ing birds, but never before have /
heard one initiate the call of the
whippoorwill
Alas, however; on the following
night, my bird attempted, but failed
to repeat his exploit in mimic music
He made an earnest effort, but could
say only "chuck's will-chuck' will
-chuck's WILL" and then he gave it
up, and has not attempted it since
A. p. j.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-05-20
Whiddcn to Hang.

Vernon Whidden, who was charg-
ed with numbering his wife at Wau-
chula a few weeks ago, was tried in
the circuit court last week. Eight
Of the jurymen were for verdict OF
murder in the first degree without
mercy and four for verdict of
murder in the first degree with the
mercy of the court. If the finding
of the jury is carried out, Whidden
will hang for the crime with which
he is charged. He is charged with
killing his 19-year-old wife, Lizzie.
at the home of her parents in Wau-
chula on the night of April third.
the alleged murder being one of the
most coldb blooded ever committed in
DeSoto county.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-05-20
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
j. NJ. Driver Was Honored Member of
Local Masonic Lodge.

Death has again asserted his
powers over human life and we are
called upon to record the passing of
a brother and friend, whose working
tools now lie idle and still by the
side of the tressle board.
Thus are we rcmirded that we live
to die, but we remember the teach
ings of the book of constitution that
we also die to live" for it is through
death that we enter the Holy of
Holes where the Master of life sits
enthroned in glory; and we re-
member too the comfort in the
further teachings that the body shall
be salvaged from the grave, when
the lion of the tribe of Juhad shall
by the strong grip of His infinite
power raise up the sleeping dust and
quicken it again with immortality.
Brother Driver was a man of
sterling qualities; husband, father,
brother, beloved; a man of many
friends. Therefore, be it
RESOLVED, That, while we are
S'tu DCNduoC VI HIS SoluS, we "OuIu
again lift up our hands and say THE
will of God is accom- plshed; so mote
il be, amen" that we commend his
noble traits of character as worthy
of emulation by the brethren; that
we express our sympathy for the
bereav5d wife, sons and daughters
and assure them that we are ready
TO render them any needed assist
ance; that copy of this pream BILE
and these resolutions be published in
the local newspaper, that copy be
sent to the sorrowing wife and that
a copy be spread upon the records of
the Lodge.
Done by order of Punta Gorda
Lodge, No. 115, F. G. A. M.
d. N. MCQUEEN,
H. r. DREGGORS,
A. C. JORDAN, Committee.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-05-20

Geo. W. Gatewood, a member of
the staff of the DeSoto County News,
spent Sunday at home with his fam
| lily.
Two good BARRIERS on the job at
Jones all the time.-adv.
B. B. Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Lipscomb and son, James, and Mrs.
j. Mizell were among the Punta Cor
dams who visited Arcadia last week.
FEEDS, FERTILIZERS AND
CRATES. - l.. VI. WHITTEN,
AGENT. 9t4h.
Miss Sallie Jones, who taught at
Marco during the school year just
closed, is again at home in Punta
Gorda to the delight of her many
friends.
Wanted-Fifty thousand gator
hides. Will pay highest market
price.-Kinsel C Washington Fur
Co.-adv.
News of the serious illness of Miss
Blanche Blake in a hospital in Ashe-
vile, N. c., causes genuine sorrow
to her many friends in Punta Gorda,
who fervently pray for her speedy
restoration to health.
FOR SALE-Seven thousand gal
Ions finest pure Florida cane syrup,
in large or small quantities. A. j.
KINSEL & CO.-adv.10-
Byron Rhode says there's a gee
whizzacus at large in the woods
south of his home and he wants vol
unteers who'll go out with him on =
day to be agreed upon and effect its
capture. Here's a chance boys, if
you want to have some fun.
love you people and want to
save you money on roofing; come in
and inspect "FleXotile" and get
prices.-W. o. SILCOX.-adv.
Mrs. Ellen ]. Brown, of Solana, de-
lightfully entertained a party of
about twenty guests last mid-week in
honor of Miss Annie Van Ness Blan-
chet, of Admission, Alabama, now
spending her vacation with her par
ents at the Episcopal rectory
Wanted - $4,000 little alligators.
Will pay 10c each and will take all
you can bring. Bring as many as
possible at the same time.-Kinsel Il
Washington Fur Co. 19-adv
Mrs. Habersham King, after a pro-
longed sojourn here has returned to
her home in Savannah. She expects
to come back to Punta Gorda early in
the fall. having acquired additional
valuable property here with the in
tention of making this place her reg
ular winter home.
A pleasant dinner party was given
last Monday by Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
E. Fitz-Gerald in honor of Lieut..
VIM. E. Vecqueray's birthday The
guests included Rev. and Mrs. F. A.
Shore, Miss Give Shore and Mrs.
Vecqueray of Arcadia; Miss Annie
Van Ness Blanchet, of Admission,
Ala, and DR.. and Mrs. c. T. Blan-
chet, of this place.
FEED, FERTILIZERS AND
CRATES. - l.. NJ. WRITTEN,
AGENT. oath
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-05-20
Foot Amputatcd. A

it is matter of general regret
that little Russell Hurton had to
finally part with the left foot, which
had become infected from his having
stepped on a nail nearly two months
ago. The infection b2fIled the skill
of several physicians and surgeons,
yielding to no treatment, and ampu-
taticn was at last resorted to in
order 20 save the little fellows life.
The operation was performed in the
sanijarium at Arcadia last Sunday,
and ne was brought home here by his
mother. Mrs. J. r. HurtOn, Tuesday
afternoon. He had rallied well and
il is hoped that he will now have no
further trouble, but will rapidly re-
cover.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-05-20

Dr.. C. S. Honeywell and wife have
just returned from the convention
for the promotion of Christian edu-
cation and home religion held at Or
lando recently. They, with other
delegates, were entertained at the
Florida sanitarium with Christian
elegance The services of a polite
medical corps with their luxurious
baths were also part of this most
generous service The spiritual at
mosphere of the convention, togeth-
er with the royal entertainment, will
long be remembered by the delegates
as they return to their homes in all
parts of the state.
Louis c. Lessig of Pottstown, Pa,
who spends long seasons in Punta
Gorda, fishing, left for his home and
other northern points Wednesday of
last week. Mr.. Lessig spends the
greater part of his time in fishing
and had great sport here the past
season, landing a large number of
big tarpon. Upon leaving he said
that he regretted that he had to go,
but if he tarried here longer he
would be too late for the best sport
III his favorite northern fishing
waters. He is expected to return
sometime during t summer for 4
short visit, but will at all events Ia-
turn in the fall.