Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-03

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needed improvements. The DeLan
situation is SO much like our preser
condition that the following fro,
2 The DeLand News reads like it wa
= happening in Sanford:
while it is true that If bonds al
voted it will be from six months I
year before the active work for tt
,, improvements will start, at the sam
time the very fact taht the improve
ments are under way will give tn
needed incentive for the continue
: building up of DeLand. The report
OF all committees on bonding will b
given to the main bonding committe
of the DeLand Commercial club an
after tabulation will be turned owe
to the city commissioners. The com
y missioners will then call an ielectio
which will have to be advertised flo
five weeks. If the bonds are voted
as the Twill be, they then will hav
to- be advertised for sale and sold t.
the highest bidder. When the none.
is available the trustees will have t,
advertise for contracts. Even if n,
one contests the bonds, although it il
probable that this will be done, i
will take at least six months befor,
active construction work can start
This puts the improvements off unit
early winter this year. DeaLnd is
fortunate in one respect in having its
four main arteries of traffic already
paved which will mean that when ac-
tual construction work does COM
mence it will not mean torn-up city
in the business section during the
busy season. stanford Herald.
Europe needs more hackers and
less Bacchus.
AS we understand it, the point of
this dieting fad is embonpoint.
Lloyd-George of Wales, be with
US yet; you are the worlds only safe
bet.
A well-trained bag of beans is one
that spills itself when it sees Borah
coming.
The world must choose between
keeping up a disturbance and keep
ing down expenses.
Hint to statesmen: The Ratchet
will not remain buried, however, I'M
der a double cross.
The baby buggies used in New
York to transport hootch were prob
ably humbuggies.
And yet we doubt if red theories
have done more to retard civilization
than red tape.
Some people may get into the hab-
it and expect Judgment day to re-
suit in a lot of mistrials.
Well, if Ford can't make cheap
fertilizer at Muscle Shoals, what are
the fertilizer people mad about?
The world must devote little less
attention to thickening plots and a
little more to thickening soup.
eve must conserve the ends of
peace" says statesman. We must,
indeed. They are getting badly
frayed.
The public: That portion of our
citizenship not identified with capt.
tai, labor or the agricultural bloc.
An ancient writer speaks of "the
stencil of the rabble;" so they prob
ably used cologne in the old days,
too.
Every once in a while you find
people who proudly keep their trou-
bles to themselves. You find 'em
in fiction.
Fable: Once upon a time there
was a woman who locked the front
door and didn't hide the key under
the doormat.
A man may think the world is
Flat, and yet survive. But if he
links it's on the level, his goose is
cooked.
In her secret heart a woman has
| very poor opinion of the good taste
If tn evamp who has designs on her
It's a hard world. No sooner is
he German submarine disposed of
han the German subsidy threatens
% spill the beans.
Landlords raise rents; merchants
raise prices; unions raise wages, but
he poor consumer can't raise any
hing but a howl.
rupEEr WANT ATvTnRNEYsC