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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-23
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANE0Us.


ABOUT 800 feet lumber. 2xS and 2x6: birch
door. 2x6 feet 8 inches: two 1O-inch half porch
columns: also lot OF galvanized pipe fittings.
1929 Emerson NV 13s
HAVING SOLD STABLE | will sell Mt pri-
vate sale horses. Surries. dayton and delivery
wagons. single and double harness. two ear
riages. huegies. runa i"uts: also lot of wheels.
hnggy POLES Fred johnson. ia st. Sc. 28'
1000 L. $. GOVERNMENT NEW OVERALLS,
s. -. :t33 9TH, CORNER X.
1000 SUITS OF L. :. PAJAMAS. 81 SUIT.
a33 9th. CORNER X.
SAMPLE DRESS SIIOP-Spccial sale of tafeta
and satin dresses al 500 80. Also smart new
cton models in serge and trcotine. Room go
E0nd bldg. l4t'i and y. y. ave.
NEW LADIES DRESSES--Iinest quality ma.
tcrials. Exclusive. but not expensive. Mrs.
S.rhy. M. ii. 1892 L st. NV. North 7Ol:
MEMS slightly suits all sizes; very rea-
snnable. l1I9 14th st. NV, md floor, front
open evenings. 24'
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ETC.
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AUTO MART OF WASHINGTON, INC.
1912 New York Ave. NV. Main 1912.
WE OWN THE LARGEST STOCK OF USED CARS
IN WASHINGTON.
WE MAINTAIN OUR OWN FULLY EQUIPPED PAINT
AND REPAIR SHOPS
OUR sALESROOM. LOCATED IN THE HEART OF THE
CITY, DISPLAYS 10 CARS
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-23
POULTRY. PETS & LIVESTOCK

ASK SOME OF THE BOYS who are breeding
fine chicks what they think of STAR CHlC-A.
and they Will point to the bag Of STARCHICA
and tell you all about it: they Will say that
they never saw a better food. because it is
1907 pure and contains authorizations o.
condiments 10 fool chick into Il false start in
life: start a chick on STAR-CHIC-A and il will
keep on growing; tell your dealer that you want
STAR-CHIC-A for in your life and tina t
you are going to test this thing ont to prove
its truth II he will not get il for you there is
a reason. and GOLDEN & CO.. the manufac-
tureIs will see that you do get STAR-CHIC-A
any uuan1ity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-23
SPECIAL OFFERINGS.

SPECIAL OFFERINGS
80 5-passenger Overland
SD 5-pasSenger Overland
Saxon 5-passenyrr touring.
Maxwell 5-passenger touring.
Look these exceptional bargains over toda,
We take in trade used cars on new ones
Geo. c. Rice Auto Co.,
l3l'l3.I ~ NV Phone Main 754
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-23

FORD. is. touring: top. repainted start
err S''.,O Oakland six. roadster; new ton
500. Rob Roy Ma,kay. 5l3 10th St Sc.
STARTER for Ford, com
piete with battery. gears. etc. Main $50
Branch o9S or North dcn2 l-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-23

The largest and Oldest used
car house in the city. More than
fifty high-grade used cars. $500
to $4,000.
Beautiful Marmon. 6-pass 6 wire wheels and
cord tires
1918 Stutz: 6-pass 6 wire wheels and cord
tires.
1918 Buick roadster: new paint and top.
l9ls Buick roadster; a bargain for quick sale.
1917 Buick. light six tthree); all Al.
1918 Buick: 4-cyl.: new top and tires.
la2o Hudson speedster; only run 1000 miles.
1918 Hudson spe"dster; perfect.
l9lS National; just out of the paint shop.
l9ls Over land. Ms5-G; looks and runs like new
1918 Overland coupe, MS5-6. perfect
1917 Oakland y. new paint; Al.
1917 Oakland s: beautiful car; cord tires
lais Saxon q. club roadster: like new.
1918 Saxon 4. > pass: good bny for you
1917 Hudson sedan; big bargain.
19l1 Hudson. 1-pass.: cheap.
l3ls oldsmoble 3. Al: good tires and top
lsls Oldsmohile coupe s: sacrifice.
IBIS Fcrd sedan: wire wheels and tires
1917 Buick roadster. new paint and seat COW
1918 Buick roadster new paint
10la Buick roadster: cheap: $3.50
1917 Dodge roadster; good condition.
lSl! REQ 6. 1-pass.: cord tires.
1915 Oakland 6. 5-;,ass
1918 Oldsmobile. 4-cyi 5-pass
1917 Chalmers roadster; cheap.
1917 Maxwell. .-pass.: Al condition
1915 Studebaker C. 7-pass must he sold.
i014 Buick. 4-cyl. going for 500.
1916 Dodge. Ipass.; Al.
1917 Pnige. I-pass.: Al.
l9l, Scrlnns, Eooth, 3.pnss.: cord tires
ALL THE ABOVE CARS, WITH MANY
OTHERS. ARE READY FOR YOUR ISSPEC-
lloN. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-23

ICE BOX. medium size; adjustable dress form
Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine. 3OS NJ Of
INV. Phone North $685..
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11O6 sth II. W. Pekin duck eggs and Barred Rock
for settings.
AT STUD-English bulldog. imp. Failsworth
White Kafir A. X. {. c751o1. This grand
bulldog at stud. winner every time shown
in England and throughout Canada. Will he
shown at the Washington Kennel Club show
May and for the first time in the United
States. Stud cards on application: fee. SO,
approved bitches only. kenaedy's Kennels. III
Fairmont st. NV. "a
YOUNG COW. fresh and calf for sale. Phone
Hyatts. sO1-F2. .i'
BARRED ROCK HENS. So: roos,ers. 81. APP
ply 1431 Church st. NV. 23'
SETTING HENS. A. aud "A Thoroughbred
White Legllorn chickens. Tom Barron strain
with hen. Turner. 18th and Cedar sts., Mt.
Rainier. Md. 23'
PEKINGESE PUPPIES Of quality treated
with distemper yaccine); cheap il taken at
once. 90 18th st. NV 23'
THOROUGHBRED Barred Rock and Rhode
Island Red Matching eggs for sale Phone Lin.
IL. DR.. Butz. my1B'
| WHITE LEGHORN BABY CHICKS % GEMS
each this week. Wilkinson. Rerwyn. Md. ~
WHITE LEG HORN baby chicks-5OO ready for
delivery April 81; 30 or more, Zoe each deliv-
cred; la tchng eggs and breeding stock W. b.
Dodge. Mclean. Va. Phone Rosslyn 3i1F-l2
after pm. 33'
FOR SALE-R l. Red eggs for Matching: also
, Indian runner duck eggs S1.25 per setting.
425 h vt. NV.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-14
JOHN y. WRIGHT.

The many friends of Joe l'. Smith
hereby announce him n candidate for
the Office Of Sheriff Of Iaurens Noun-
ty. and pledge him to abide the result
Of the Democratic primary.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-14
WOlM- Ray.

\ marriage Of interest was solemn
lied al the homo OF the brides PAR
cnta, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Wolff, Gray
Court when Miss Martha Wolff be-
came the bride Of Mr. VIM 4. Ray. al
one O'Clock. .Inly 9Th. Only The i'm.
mediate family were present After
the ceremony Mr. and Mrs Ray left
for a short visit 10 Mr.. Rays parents,
Rev. and Mrs. John l.. Ray, Fort Mill,
y. G. From there they will visit Wash
naton. Philadelphia and New York,
before going to their future home in
Ithaca. n. y, whore Mr.. Ray holds a
responsible position with the Thomas
Nj orse Aircraft Co.
Mrs. Ray, as Miss Wolff was pop
uar girl, and her many friends re-
gret tt,at her marriage will take her
away.
Mrs. T.. e. Wolff Of Washington, D.
G., and Mr.. J. o. Wo'" Of Mariana,
Fla. brother and sister Of the bride,
were at home for the wedding.
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q o y
TINE WORM TURNED.

A Georgia woman, getting tired Of
the criticisms on the part or preach
ers in particular and men in general
Of the mode OF women's wearablcs has
turned herself loose in defense Of her
sex. She says she is sick and tired
of 1t and is almost ready to return to
the fashion in Mother Ewes time. Hear
her:
1--WE women would like to know if
there is any style that would please
the men, Miss Eta ID. inquiries. "We
tried 5thc wide skirts. All we could
hear from the men and rcformers was
Hoop skirts, bustle3, silk petticoats,
rediculous!
Then we tried the tight skirt, and
all the men talked about our hobb1e
skirts and silk hose
Some Of us are so sick and tired
OF it we would be almost willing to
try Mother Ewes style if doing so
would make the men shut up.
What right has man to Judge
women's clothes anyway? Is man IN
general well dressed with his neck
shaved high and his hair cut short. a
cigarette or cigar in the corner Of his
mouth trousers that don't fit and
pockets as large as coffee sacks; with
silk socks and pug nosed shoes, men
are more awful sight than any mod
ern garbed woman"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-14

Go to it, Eta D.! we are with you.
we have never seen the time yet when
the women didn't dress just right
Let the hcathens rage and dress like
YOU ding please. If long skirts are
the style you know how to make 'cm
thc skirts look good and the same
way with the short ones. It's woman's
place to look pretty, if possible, and
attractive, and she is the boss as to
hc'w to turn the trick. Hit 'em again,
Eta!
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-14
CHURCH MOVEMENT
GREATLY MODIFIED
General Committee Takes Stock and
Finds that Organization is Solvent.

New York, July S.-The general
committee of the lntcrchurch World
Movement, meeting here today to con-
slider the future of the organization
voted to continue the movement "on
Ia greatly modified scale" appointed
a committee Of - to confer with rep
resentativcs Of the denominations CO.
operating in the movement and TO rec
authorized.
a budget OF not more than $4,000
10 become part Of Obligation already
incurred was authorized 10 carry on
the work pending reorganization. and
no other budget is TO be authorized"
until it has been especially approved
and tho expenses provided by the
proper authorities Of the cooperating
denominations"
The committee Of II was appointcd
after a report Of James NJ. Spears Of
the executive committee that the move
mcnt is solvent and that its obliga-
tions do not exceed its assets and
pledges. It's report approved tho ac-
ton Of the executive committee in
closing tic accounts Of the movement
as Of June 30, "in calling upon the
churches to meet their Obligations and
in making clear distinction between
the past and future operations Of the
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

-
Oyerlands For Sale--We have just
succeeded in securing the Overland
Automobile agency. We have touring
cars and sedans on exhibit at our
salesroom. All Of Overland Light
Four model. See our adv in next
weeks paper. Sumerel Motor Co.
52-1t
For Sale-Ford touring car in good
condition. See Easterby Motor Co.
52-1t-pd
For Sale-New Ford touring car.
Geo. III. Blakely. 52-1t-pd
For Sale-One Ford touring car,
model 1917. Also one Overland touring
car, model 80. Prices reasonable. H..
S. Burdettc, Lanford Station, s. 9.
52-2t-pd
For Rcnt-Two connecting offices
in The Advertiser building. Apply
at Advertiser Office. 52-lt-pd
Wanted -Salcsladies with some eX-
perience in dry goods. Good position
for right parties. Write "H". p. O..
Box 277, Laurcns, s. {. 52-lt-chg.
Wanted Salesman Young man with
some experience in dry goods. Good
position for live young man Of good
character Write "lI", p. o. Box 277,
laurens, S. c. 12-lt-chg.
Notice Have foA barred rock hens
and cockcrclls TO sell before leaving
town. 50 and So each. If you want
them. come this week. John A. Hicks.
spit
For Salc-Onc barrel Of black roof
paint. cheap Frank Poscy 52-lt-pd
For Snle-Onc Windmill, cheap.
Frank Poscy. 02-1t-pd
For Sale-Housc and lot on Laurel
street. Six rooms, reception hall,
largo bath. Soc w. II. Gilkerson.
52-1t-pd
For Sale Nice Black driving pony.
First check for $3.50 gets it. Mrs. b.
II. Todd Barksdalc. S. G. SILT
Lost On Sunday morning, July II,
one brown leather hand grip. Dropped
from auto on top soil road between
Abcrcrombic's store and Princeton. 1t
contained among other ARTICLES, d
dresses for boy Of ) years. and one
MILDLY suit for boy Of 6. $500 reward
If returned to Mrs. J. a. Curry, Gray
Court, S. C. 52-lt
For Salc-Two good farms. See
Clyde r. Franks at Farmers National
Bank. 52-tf
Lost "A silver card ease with gold
stripes, bearing the initials u. NJ. NJ"
NOticc-Laurens Trust Company
will pay you 6 per cont interest for
your money. 15-tf
For Salc-Twcnty bushels spccklo
(WhippoorwilD peas at four dollars
per bushcl. II. H. Holland. Laurcns
II. f. d. 9. i9-it-pG
Wanted Men with automobiles, for
each county in SOUTH Carolina. If
You arc hustler, and think YOU can
Sell TO the farming trade, something
that they need, | can give you a posi-
tion That wi.I pay ynn $3o0 TO $1,000
per month. Address NJ !, stuart,
1913 Washington ST., Columhia. S. {.
50-3t-pd
Swcr. Potato Plants $50 per
LOCO, express collect. $l.13 per 1000,
postpaid. All varieties, prompt ship
mont. Dorris- Kcnscy Plant Co. Val
doSta. Ga. t9It-pd
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-14
CASE or AGED NEGRO
REVERSED BY COURT

Aged Man Sentenced to Ten Years
from SpartanIurg County IS Set
Free by Court.
Spartanburg, July l2.-Thc state
supreme court, in an order received
here today, sets aside the verdict Of
guilty in the case of VIII Kelly, an
aged negro Of Cowpcns, this county,
convicted OF attempted assault upon
a little white girl and sentenced to ten
ycars' Imprisonment and orders the
negro's release. The supreme court
says there was no evidence upon
which to base conviction. In It's or
der the court says:
When man Is charged with evil
thoughts ripened into action, his fell
low triers cannot rest judgment on
their knowledge OF original sin inher-
ent in the prisoner, else none Of us
would escape judgment. The evil
thought. which is the original intent,
only becomes unlawful when he who
harbors 1t proceeds to put It into ac-
ton. The single act Of the defendant,
testified to by the female child, does
not tend to prove that when he put
his hand upon her he had criminal
intent. To SO hold would hurt the
law more than 1t would hurt the de-
fendant. The judgment is reversed
with direction to enter q verdict OF
not guilty.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-14
Advertiser ement
What the Greenville News Said About Traxler
Reprint from Greenvie Sunday Morning June 27 1920
UNIVERSAL
FREE EDUCATION PLAN
is WIDELY ENDORSED

M in pVCrv couco IooL;uo +o,,,.1 ~,
uplifting of tho citv stntee o~I aWI",a n".;n tio
His friends and oc.oo;otas :;
mess world ond IN c;,,;e nra;,, ,"w ous 10
clare that hc % nns nnvnr ",iu Snt "m"irss ae,
to lend hand when thnr,' ,ros ,"nvI. ,"au.
of any character TO do ""1 Ia "T,n ,,ns
served on practically ovnrv oon,,,;tt"n
of ilnportance of the local trade hnIS,
with DISTINGUISHED succos. '
TN porIT1cs
7, nortv .nna;iu ~
,Iw,vi hnn, :. in,I, n,"Aeel mas
.h;r, f,n,;I,, az ~, 'o,h o. rG4
Snn,h r,,ms';, IL" ~. :' uaoo" ,m VI We ne, va
nT ,ho 'nn li"od !" n,' Ie'". Inc ai',us'oh
hnt ;n,nrn,,motod ~ ~ NuM SCUM mas
in,n,lsns ,,.h;a,, ,4u ""n WIN ntw
from thc svmn,th;na n,,, n"v omo ioea ee
thr n,st ""' ''''''''''"' VI
Mr, Troxlcr sorvod ,,;,h 1;.,;,;,,
cd record nc socrntor,, n,n .nna.,,,',. 49,
of thc Gccnyillo cnnn, :, ''"I nonnmn+;a nu"smtta
committees thc frst nxccrt;,a nf a..
body since the war 'Ir,u to hrima q svstnn ,n,u'
out of chaos in thc matter of kcom;n'
records. At dincrnnt nnr;oIs ho oms ,nas
nlcctcL nrrcinat nvn.,,t;,. iv' 'o"S mu WIS
man. conntv cxccmtivn Observation-Disclosures, ~
and ,totc cxncnt;vn onm,m';t. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .nn,,,a',
lie. was y dclrpntn from Snnth Carn
linn TO thc 81 I,on;s Dnnnerot;o oa,,
vnnt;nn ,n1 tho Dnit;,,, a''' "'io :on-
On BOTH " ssG satGre hn had convention
hand in the nomination of prcs;dnni
Wilson. sittinr nj no coune;1 talIn
with McAdoo. Roncr R,vom ond ot,,nr
leaders of tho nortv hftnr thn oloo
ton of President Wilson thc nostmos.
tcrship nt GrcenvilIn wos ohnroI 20
Mr.. Troxlcr and thc rccorda thoro :"
written places him ton.notcbor IL
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-14
Revival mt Narnic.
Editor The Advertiser:

Editor The Advertiser:
VIII you allow me space in your pa
per to announce protracted meeting
at Narnie, to begin Sunday, July rs,
conducted by Rev. Samuel Fl. Tenn
plen1an. The public is cordially in
vited to attend these services.
F. Fl. BURTON,
For Committee.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-14
Special Legion Meeting.

A special meeting Of the Thos. ID.
Lake, Jr., Post, American Legion, has
been called for Thursday evening at
8 o'clock to decide the time and place
Of the barbecue which has been under
consideration for some time. A full
attendance of all ex-scrvicc men is re-
Quested
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-14
LAURENS, S. G., JULY If, 1920.
COX'S VIEWS.

Many people are wondering as to the
views OF Gov. James NJ. Cox, demo-
cratic presidential nominee, on the
important questions Of the day. Gov.
Cox has stated these views clearly and
succinctly in an interview carried
in the New York Times. The fact
that he has faced the issues and made
4 definite statement Of his position on
these politically dangerous questions
shows the manner Of man he is. His
statement on these issues follows:
League of Nations During the
war everybody was for League OF
Nations. Nobody was opposed to it,.
Everybody agreed that ii was abso-
lutcly essential TO stop forever the
useless slaughter of millions Of men.
:" Why. then, did the Rcpubli-
can senator's begin after the armistcc
to cast discrcdt upon the league? It
was nothing but partisan bigotry and
a blind desire for political amnuni-
ton in the coming election. OF course,
~ "' w p
70 .i'e ie"sue' some 'e" men VINO arc
really opposed to it. But its organized
opposition was dccp-laid and as
carefully planned conspiracy as was
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-14

Dave TraxIcr gets his mail under
the name of David Is. Traxler,o but
he is affcctionatcly known as "Dave"
from the Green mountains to Tybee
Light. He has been pillar of Green.
vile citizenship so long till none can
count the day he began to work for
his community. Endowed with n bril-.
liant mind, good education and an
unbonnded store Of energy, his coat
has always been off and his sleeves
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-14
Educators, Economists and So
biologists All Sanction Uni
versal System
CANDIDATE ANNOUNCES
CAMPAIGN PLATFORM
Wants Farmers to Organize,
Business to Thrive and
Labor to Be Protected

When Dave Traxlcr's universal. free
| education plan is adopted ctluca.
| tors Socioogists and economists saw
| 1t VIII be sooner or later as sure as the
sun shines illitcracy will be wiped
from the fair lands Of America within
| Il generation.
And What is this plan of Dave Tray.
| lcr!
1T is this: National aid for a thor.
oughv comprehensive system where
by the United States government
would contribute thrcc.fourths the
| cost the state ono eighth and the
county onc-cighth, each county and
state, rs units, TO spend appropriations
under Il mutual understanding based
upon terms of Federal and state laws:
TO erect and maintain graded schools
with well'pad faculties throughout
the nation where every boy and girl
would be fitted to enter any profcs.
sion.
UNCLE SAM AS DADDY.
Mr.. Traxcr, who yesterday formally
announced his platform in his race for
congress in the Fourth congressional
district, set down this educational plan
as IT'S principal plank. He holds that
Uncle Sam is the daddy of alias was
Sifhmgiy demonstrated during the
late emergency that being the
daddy he must look carefully after the
education and training Of his children.
What father fails to look after his
children, surrounding them with such
blessings and advantages as he can?D
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girls IN tin"S nf ,,,or ~ 49, w. 10y" "n''
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-07-14

hereby announce myself as a can
didatc for Clerk Of Court for laurCnS
County and pledge myself to abide the
result Of the Democratic primary.
JOHN A. FRANKS.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-28
WHY is IT WRONG NOW?


DAILY for sneH Nehsf
which ine
actually
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Daily
esgreahs
SUCH IS NOT Chapter
Of tn o
election or ANY oTHEs PARTY
o.
declared the Cats
@oEstsc JOURNAL SUPPORTED
CATS.
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-28
DRIVE TO
BE WAcEO
VIGOROUSLY
TUMULTY PROMISES
l0PMENTS Of
STARTLING NATURE
unterna,lonai News Service,

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2s-Com-
menting on the impressions of the
delegation which visited the president
yesterday. that he appeared in a
stricken physical condition. Admiral
Grayson. the Presidents physician,
today declared positively that the
President IS stronger now than at any
lime since the first day he was taken
i'll. His Improvement. while slow,
has been steady and without a re-
lapse. He said the President showed
no i'll effect OF the visit of the dele
gation or the strain of his speech to
shem.
Secretary Tumalty said today that
startling developments in the cam
naign might be looked for This is
taken to mean that the Democratic
iriye viii be pushed with the utmost
vigor during the remaining DAYS be-
core election and that this drive might
be assisted by important declarations
from the President himself.
Dr. z. A. Prince. Dominion OF Can
ada Commissioner of Fisheries. and
j Asak kiah Williams. shell fish COM
missioner for Florida. left for New
Smyrna this morning aboard the Sea
Foam. on their tour of Florida waters
Dr. Prince expressed great pleasure
in his tour TO date, being much in
terested in the fish and oyster in
dustry along the Halifax
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-28
S. B. Crosby Is Unanimously
Chosen as New Secretary of
Daytona Chamber Commerce

S b Crosby. resident of Daytona
for the past year. and experienced in
Chamber OF Commerce work for Is
years in Toledo, Ohio, was unanimous
" chosen secretary OF the Daytona
Chamber OF Commerce By the direc-
tors of that organization in session
Wednesday evening. Mr. Crosby will
assume his new duties next Monday
while Mr.. Pepper. who has held the
position since the formation OF the
local organization and who recently
resigned TO engage in business. will
remain week or SO with Mr.. Crosby.
acqnainting him with his duties.
1t is the eoneensus Of opinion OF
the directors and all those who know
Mr. Crosby that no better selection OF
man to guide the destinies OF the
local organization could have heen
chosen. He was selected from a list
of five applicants. after careful study
and perusal OF recommendations
Mr.. Crosby. for 15 years previous
to the war, was associated with the
Nillys- Overland company at Toledo.
travelling for that company. looking
after shipments. During that period
he was most active worker in the
Toledo Chamber OF Commerce. a
member OF the house committee and
other important committees. and Was
largely responsible for membership
campaign in that city. which increased
the membership Of the Toledo Cham
Der of Commerce from 7S0 to 4.35e
members.
During the war Mr. Crosby vas
Southern representative OF the United
States Shipping board with Offices. IN
Jacksonville Tie had largely to dc
with the purchase OF lumber in Flor
ida aud other Southern states for the
building of ships at Hog Island and