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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19

best steers 'Ehis ssy HRp u RRF HRM
uyak--Aprti tk-tAiied. str cordoSa- at
10 p. m.
WranFeii--Apru ts--Saiied. str letter
aon, southbouad. at y m.
Juu.au--Apru ts--saiies. str Alameda.
soath Sound. at sita y. m. str Juasau.
soug hhcund. at y. m.
ketchikan--Arrti ls--sailsd. ctr hpo-
kane. Unbound. at miini9ht
Nanaimc--Aprtt ts-aAli~a. afr La
touche. af D. IN
rokssn--Agrn Is-saIlsd. ctr Rsdoado.
+.
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Duelln--Aprn ti--Arrsvsd. str Mem
nua from seattle
N~w York April ts--srrtvsd. steamer
p~ico from Seattle. str Montgomery CITY
from seattle.
New Orgeans--ArFii is-staiisd. str
Pietades for seattle April is-str FRED
ersck Lucksubach for seattle. str Edward
Lue krnhaFh from seattle
Aanlla--~April ff-Arrtved. afr su~a
Mafu from Seattle
Yokohama -Aprn is--.ssnsd. str We
natchse for seattle.
San Francisrs-Aprii is-Saiied. str
Everett for Seattle. at ntidrisht stf HAn-
IA Rita for s-atfis. at ! ,. M ar Rat
uier for Seattle. Al II .. m sF Hsnry
7. scott fer seattte. at II . m. ar Ruth
Alexander for san Pedro. ~ ~ .. IN stt
President for Seattle. At ! p. IN Arrived.
str Florencs Luekentaeh from seattle. ct
,. m.
As;oris-April f,--Arrixet. str rsaa-
syivanlan from seattle. At q IN
Taeoma-krril tg--ArfiSst. str North
land from seattle. a. a M ntr oxe4n
Princs frem Seattle. At sac q m
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Public Markets

stall n. ios. hest cane sugar. sta.
stan 81. meas half solss. TIE. heels
sec stalls aF-ss. shprt ribs. isar ~.
bacon. 80 ~ stan ~. fresh selea. see
10 =. choice hslihut. zee ~ sian ~, eisrH
iss. str n test coff.s fbs u 20.
neitaaes shftBps. cans ste. aiall a..
Yakima Dem potatoes ftte. or.nsr.. gse
dgz- stall ~ best nnione ter ~. "a
bars Luna soap see yisher- plsna 81
Olympic -four. ts.zs sack. csnt~nhiai
-four. Iase sack
SANITARY
stsii 100. cane saxAr fsa sscs ears
nordsr's or cArnAsien milk. ise. stan
iks. 10 Ms freshly Eroahi corn meal
Use. sar~sg bait. Is ns- Wis Hfaii -.
Jitxs ~isnsrs. knaek~urss ~ bologna. zoe
preserves. ste ~ esau nj. potato salad.
zee % horne baked bears itc pts. tuna
fsh, isc can. stall a. fancy bacon. ite
M. pot roast. igsc m see.t plcktsd
pork. asc NJ. leaf lard. itc n.
CORNER
stalls 1855 ocodar polish. re ard
tse hottis. his cans tomatoes. fsr- stall
.. veal chops. lie m. fancy siFtoin
steak. i1ac N. spare ribs. tThe ~.
vail tes. J ears Co-epsratiss milk. use
pest butter. rse NJ. cans string beans.
eeFn Or tomatoes. ase rbs snaii white
sse. hest eggs. 40 dor mia cream
cheese. sse N, stall "a. sand dah.. rss.
use. silver perch. tic NJ. halibu,. Toe
NJ. kipp-rsd salmon. toe n.
ECONOMY
stalls iT-ts. cans Carnation Or nor
deus milk. sse large fresh eggs. tie dos
dor. see! large aiii pickles. ic each.
Sec can Regal baking geeder. 1sc Stall
fs. tbs best cane sugar. tsc. bars
Crystal white soap. &c. stalls 7-t.5, ".
,. u. coffee. In. can soc. an. ff.ls.
s-Fb. Ass fbs. white beans stc. 4
rbs hes, rolled oats. stc. stalls f.s.s.
fancy bacon. ssc NJ. bacon backs sc
NJ. pure shi,e lard. : ms. soe. pot roast.
lave 10.
WEsTIARg
stalls ie-ii. Eastern bacon. ;sc 10:
pure lard. ise ~ Stalls So all ehatcs
pot roAats. ighc n. steer steak. rec n
stall les. ftc can Jam. Dc. carupbells
pork and beans. lac cam bars ~hite
laundry soap. 1sc. stall iss. Linden but.
ter ssc NJ. frssh eggs. 2sc don stall
t3s. y. r. Premier sharp cheese. csc 10.
s-os jar mustard. Ice. b-fb. can Yakima
honey. $50 stan tis. tomatoes. sso NJ
rhybarb. ioo n. stall ito. Calumet bsk-
Ing powder. ace. ! y NJ can asparagus.
ate. ] gal. Marcia oil. 81 Is.
SOUTH END
stall 80. potato salad. zoe pit. ciut
salad. soc pt potato sausage. aoc N
stall -. cream cheese. 1sc n. stall g.
lamb rosst. lave 10. picnics ifhe NJ
salt pork. isc N. stali l. bread. ico
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

ssitn. xishiehi. 1910 Charles ct, boy.
auhay Cenvsf. ssf Weller st. boy
procloio. rasdusie. .f3t Day g.. bow
Fletcher. Parker Frederick. 3sae r.
pison. Roger. isgs sisi ave. boy.
adams. John A. 1891 first ave ".
rtri
Ms,sssr. Marcus Collie. 700 it,h &.
girl
Kruger John Pred. i7sx Thomas
johns. Raiph T.. asa, s.,h ave. 8.
AndsrsOn. George W. n, 18th ave-.
Pryor. william Andrew. eos T. ,sth
Honda. s~l,a. 1908 walker ct. girl.
JockeL Charles Cray. sosis summit
ave. ~. girl
wong. r q. 1919 yesl-r way. rlri
Martins, lack n. :os soth ST ". girl
Mcdowell william. tasa Eastern
HesT. John oliver. isio Marion st,
boy
TAYLOR. Rov Franklin. sso Ravenna
blvd. giri.
Noon. Knut l.. iTeoN f3,h ave, riri
Knaak. Alvin William. Lake Forest
Park. girl.
Diveiey. Arthur Frederick. stis Rox-
bury st. boy.
walters. Ernest H.. Hunts Point
boy.
Lcwfs. George NJ. iiao W. seth st.
Parker Howard. kas 27th ave hoy.
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Arrivals and Departures

April fs-Str Hoheksn frem Mobile VIA
Nvw Orlvana. balboa, san Pedro AMI ran
Francisco. at 10 a M. stf siam ffona
Copenhagen via Ncorsundhy. Hamburg.
Antwerp. Lisbon, funta Arenas. Corral.
Tairahuano Valparaiso. AutafAaaHtas
Arica. Mollendo CAliao. uueraquils IAN
Pedro. san fraosisco and Tacoma. At
ssiA a IN.
April is-str Nome city from Tacoma.
at 10 y. ~. str Thomas 4, Heal from
New York VIA naihes. san pedro aud
san Francisco. at st.s y. ~ s,r West
taletA from Portland Me, Via ienton.
Philadelphia. naihoe. San Pedro and Han
Francisco at lisb y. m. str West lnlip
from Sydney Via Newcastle, henaiuia.
ssan Francisco. Coos Hay and Aberdeen.
ct Ssis y m. Z. c a burnside from
ketehikan. al isse y M
ssiir<i
April ie-Str Ocean Prince Tor Mol Via
Tacoma. Yokohama and Kobe. at sss
a. m
April fs--str SOrthiand for Tacoma Wa
Point Wells. at sac y, m y. = G. q.
surveyor Tor Southeastern Alaska. at $40
y. m. ar West Jappa for Montssidee Via
Vancouver. san Francisco. Han fvdro.
.Ralhoa and Santos At siio y ~ shlp
Abner CohuFp In tow % tux San Juan Tor
bristol Hay. AZ = 40 ,. m- sehr Wa~ona
for Herring sea- al sac .. M str Al
fniral watson for Anchorage. Southwest
ern via SOUTHEASTERN Alaska. at 1918 a
m str Admiral farragVt for SAn fedfe
VIA san Francisco. a. t,se y M, afr
singapore Mafr eor Kobe Via fokehama.
al a nj str Horace \. Baxter fof
Eagle nsFbes. la tew. at : a. IA
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Portland Market Status

Csttie--nse~inss. fis Market steady.
Hest steers tsnkso! fair 20 good
steers. q seas soaa 60 rheies COWS
and hsifrrs. 80 ssoas0. caassfa. fsss
ossfai bulls. q te0t-ke. calves. ts.so
Nfto
tefsHti.to
sh~~p--Rereipts. ses Market steady
East 81 mountain lambs fisufsi val.
ley lamb fiigi3i ysariinxs. tsalt.
~sthsfs. tsatol exss si9f.se
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NOTICE TO pI.rcrops

Under and pursuant to Section
81 Art,e,s ~ of The City Charter,
fled electors OF The City Of Seat,i.
at the municipal election 10 he MAJ
In said city on the End day Of MAJ, MAY
ls22, Tor their approval or rejection
said proposed measure reads as IN
lows; ioi-
INITIATIVE PETITION NO. saaos
An ordnance relating To and
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
DEATHS

Hunt Jane. 90. 20stl y Ninth ave.
Baker. Christine. 80, 1855 Sand 81. w
Lupsky. Arthur J. W. 81. Dos JEFF
ferson at,
Lind, Theodore Eric. IS. 1Ialler Lake
r. r. ID. G.
Rose. Thomas. 60. sc stewart 1T.
Terrier. Edward Joseph. 60. 4003
18th ave. s.. w.
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Trading Uncertain
on NeW York Market



YoRk April ispsquenE Probabilities ~ the Genoa situation
steel
cnnn Ea med To %
Maa Off at
ae-
opening prices s7s, southern
trail paefi N A 81 u
Haven Up NJ cncibie es OF roin
Consolidated baldwin llsA,
Republic btA southern Pacific sos up - sn. ss 1p =
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iWe"ns~hsts 0n"tsft@~s
uatter--Estras 1N,e 10 prime fifsts.
ttc 10
sTc don.. rrtra puiists. sske dos 81
ira first puiiets. stc dos undsraissd
rutiets. stAe dee
Ch~e~~--cailforni4 fats. fancy. ssc 10
firsts sgc 10.
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Denver Live Stock
ia S1os~sg..s. a..s. ft.s..t

Cstti~--Rec~lpts zoe. Market wsak
Steers, tsse8ffs cows and helfsfs.
ttfs0fstl stoekers and Feeders. tsW
y as bulls. tsse0sst. calves. $40
tif SO
ites~-iieeeipss. tee Msrk~, s0iec
lower. Top. tiet bulk. t,TaWsse
shs~p-fsc~ipts. zee Nsrtst str htwh.
sr tAmes. nt0ttses s-ss. taoste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19
THE REGULAR WEEKLY m,

ing Of the Reserve Officers associa'
ton will be held At the state Armory
on Thursday. Of .. IN, Subjects for
study viii be- Military ske'ehinT and
Map Reading. Tactical walks" and
Map Problema.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19

ttr stall So beef stew. Ice N. %,
roast. ice N boiling beef. iec N. stall
81 Carnation milk. large can Toe. small
can &c. stall -, peppers. ssc N spin-
aeh. Toe ~. lettuce. Toe and ise each,
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LOSE TWO SIS BILLS?
THEN GO AFTER THEM

Anybody lose two perfectly good
IS bills, pnsrolman l.. 7. Apple.
quint. challenger for the police
force heavyweight honors. found
two % them. not two feet apart.
on the B.ii ~. dock early wsdnss'
day morning Scores Of persons
had walked on them II they're
YOUR. tell the police what mum.
bers you had and you may SGT
en-.
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LESTER BELDEN. rs. was fined
$500 by Police Judge John u. Gordon
Tuesday on a charge Of driving while
drunk. He also lost his license.
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Weather Bureau Report

rAroost ISLAND. April ip.=-s A. A
--nAtomvtsr fatling. partly cloudy wind
east. Is miles an hour. Passed Ia. ar
Curacao. at a. M. str Mhaesnthu, ~
sac a IN. Passed out tive mast ateam
schr. lumber laden, az sac a. N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19

NOTICE TO ELECTORS

r, and pursuan Of the City ehar1
there viii qualified Of The CITY o.
held said city the znn on, u
May s REJECTION the following proposed e
amend nienl
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RESOLUTION NO. fOss

PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 4
RESOLUTION and PROPOSITION TO
amend Article VIII OF the city
amending Section l thereof. and by
repeating Section 6 and Section I
fal thereof. and providing for the
submission OF such proposed
amendment 20 the qualified cleo
ratification or rejection at the
general municipal election TO be
held In the city OF Seattle on the
nE sna ar di iylrsssoi SsE 'I BY THE CRY
COUNCIL or THE CITY OF Sc
That Article VIII OF the city Char
ter of the city OF Seattle he amended
in the following respects:
~ That section OF said Article
VIII be amended TO read aa follows:
Section 1, A Board OF Public
Works is hereby created which
shall consist OF; The city Engineer,
sewers. the superintendent OF Water
Works, the Superintendent OF Light
ing. the Superintendent OF Buildings
and such other supcrintcndcnts, or
heads OF departments. ms may be in
this Charter denominatcd members
thereof. each OF whom shall be an
pointed by the Mayor. by and with
the advice and consent 70 the City
Council. for the term. except as in
three (sl years.
t2) That Section 6 and Section 7
Cal OF said Article VIZ be. and the
same are hereby. repealed
SOLVED that such proposed amend
ment be submitted to the qualified
electors OF the City of Seattle Tor
their ratification or rejection at tho
general municipal election TO be held
In the city OF Seattle on the aud day
OF May, 1879.
Passed the City Council the lat
day of March, 1929, and signed BY
me in open session in Authorization
of its passage this LIST day OF March
PHILIP TtNDALL
President pro tenn. OF the City
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Foreign Exchange

tWef"S>fHF H""fsts"Fsf
NEW YORK. sprtl 10 -~ Demand ster.
ling opened today At ittS. up -
ffaacs. ie.sssA. lire. tessss. marks.
10 s0Isa
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

suxsr-rull HnN. tstts refined quiet .
Kvsnuistsd. % stmste
ceffee-Ne. ! scot. MO. iisitNe ID,
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nrsor.rrros NO. re.s

RESOLUTION NO. Te.s
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO :.
A II RESOLUTION AND PROPOSITION
Co amend Section 20 Of Article
Of the city Charter of the city o.
seattle. and providing for the sub
mission Of such proposed amend.
n,ent 10 the qualified electors OF
said city for their Ratification or
rejection al the general municipal
.ieriion 90 be heid therein on the
End aRy ~ Nav. 1899.
BE 1T RESOLVED ny THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
SEATTLE.
Thai section 80 Of Article ~ OF
lie BE- amended To read rs follows.
Section 30. Every person sioist-
ing any general public ordinance
heretofore or hereafter enacted pro-
aibitinR or recurring any AL 9r
ing. aiding or abet'ing such VIOLA
shalt be deemed guilty OF mis-
demsanor and. upon CONVICTION
vIdsd In such ordinance. be pun
shrd by fine not exceeding one
Hundred ti0o.oo) Dollars. or Inn
pr.sosms en-, IN tss cay ,S Ss fo saos
days. or by both such fine and Inn
prfsonmrnl and any such ordinance
hereafter enacted need not contain
any ITpNthtNn ~ reference " HfBAA-
ties. hut tho provisions of this sec
ton shalt be applicable thereto as
fully nr " the same had been con-
tained In such ordinance
AND BE 1T FURTHER Nv
SOLVED. that such proposed amend.
ment be submitted to the qualified
Gle ctors Of the City OF Seattle for
their ratification or rejection at the
general municipal election TO be held
isss'
Passed the City Council the ist
day Of March. 1929. and signed by
me In open session in authe y tication
Of it's passage. this LIST day OF March.
is22.
ssrstssttsss
President pro tenn. of the City
Council
Fitted the let dsv ~ March. ie22
II. w. CARROLL
City Comptroller and
ex-officio city Clerk.
BY Il. NJ. STREET. Deputy Clerk.
Date OF first publication in TIL.
Cxuttf. Efar March eG IQ0v
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Hf<HtNistF TN w.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO y
A RESOLUTION. and fhoiosalh'Iix
~ tha city Charter Of the clty ~
seattle. and providing Tor INC ~
mission Of such proposes 49,. -,
ment % the aua,ltisa ,hsts rail-
ftratton or ~ lection at ths trn
srai municipal election 70 sna
~ ~. CITY of aea.de on the -ho
day OF May. 1923
ur 1T RESOLVED ny TIL q ~
COUNCIL or THE CIT
SEATTLE
That section II ~ Article J. o.
the City Charter 81 ne ~ ita..
section II. The CITY councll 49,
annsiaiiy. within the time sPcsu,.
by law, by ordinance. ~ ,n ~.
p taxes % be LEVIED ss' preper,y.
hcth y.af and peYsonai, IN the sly.
rsesea 10 rails. sufficient rsNen.e
90 carry ON the diff.rsn' .sss'..,s,
menss Of the municipal Ne
,sYsras ,ais~d IS tax levy shall De
snrroorlaf~d tor any other Putp"ss
than that specified IN sWrn ..strh
in the official estifnaie upn" emery
sn~y EXISTS wherein such appfoprs
ton 10 necessary for the pf.sefNs
ton ~ the public peace. nran 80
safety. The ordinance fnnksnk 80.
appropriation shall contain ..,..,
frs~nt ~ the facts consfttv'tnh
rruergeney shall specify that ~ ~.
event a deficiency he thrfeur
- IN the fund from which sen ~,
preparation is made, the ratne s
~ provided for In the merit -
lrr tar levy. and must receive tn'
Affirmative vote ~ At least tnr"r
foufths 81 the total membership "'
30 city Council 80.
AND uE 1T FURTHER hf-
SOLVED. that such proposed an. ,ts,,
taent be submitted 10 thr qnsh
electors ~ the City Of sratu. ~
their ratification or rejection al W.
general municipal election 20 ~ IT.
n TIE ci,Y. 81 Seattle on the 1na 'A'
Passed ~. CITY Council The ist
day 81 March. 1874 and siEned ~
RE IN opsn session ia differentiation
~ its passaEe this Let cay ="
PHILIP TfHpALi.
President pre- tsm- OF the StV
Council
rstsd ne 4 - ssv % March. 1874
NJ. w CARROLL
city Comptroller and
~r-nfflcio CITY Clerk
Date Of first publication The
Seattle star. Seattle. March -. isA@.
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FLOUR AND SUGAR
wholesale Prices
v1opF--Fzm. pat. 4-fs. city dsLs.se0sos
nsgsr--csne. per cut. ........ Sc
Beet, DER cwt. ...s..s.....s. SIC
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MEn>I~n Az
aIss.tf a.

" WI II
tifst law Tide
tlss a. m ta a.
first itinh ride
tetls a. M. 80 a
~eeond low Tide
sea y. m~ ga a.
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Tuesdays uustsiisrsi
rusutsh~<f ~ i~Gsa q Hxyss
ete b~esad Ave-. h<sftis
Chicago Car Lots
trsesfsy-s o.efstisesl
Furnished By Issss a ltrysa
ste second Az R~~fsl~

frsesaay's oast atisnss
Fsrrish~i by tesss . uvyss
40 Aarnssd Ar AsalIIs
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle
INT flSpAN
ANN aA

IHV TlNFFNf
Ai'tttt 30
tatr~t iiish Tide
u 40 a. ui 40 4 e.
Itr-t Law Tide
AfAs q ms se g.
second ttiEh Tide
.ttsas q M. 80 a..
Second law Tide
tile y M ~ r.
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Council -.
Piled the isf day 81 March, 1879
~. w. CARROLL
City co,nptroiief and sx~officio
CITY Clerk. ....-
ny Il. NJ. sTHEET.,
Deputy Clerk.
Date of first publication 10 ~
Star, Seattle. March ~. 1874
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wEsTI.AKY


stall 80. potato salad. zoe pit. eiut
salad. 30c pt potato sausage. roc N
Stall -. cream cheese. 1sc n. Stall e.
lamb roast. izhc 10. picnica. i7Ae N.
salt pork. isc N. stall !. bread. ies
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rraOIuTIOS NO. Tosf.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT no.
RESOLUTION and PHoPOsiTion
Co amend Section Of Article VIII
81 the city Charter Of the city OF
Seattle. and providing for the sub
mission Of such proposed amend
ment 90 the qualified electors OF
said city for their ratification %
rejection at the general municipal
election TO be held therein on she
End day 81 MAY 1922
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Under and pursuant TO Section I
OF Article ~ Of the City Charter.
fled electors Of The city OF Seattle.
at the municipal election to be held
in said CITY on the and day Of May.
1922. for their approval or rejection.
Initiative Measure No. s22sh, which
said proposed measure reads as fol-
lows;
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-29
The Elks' Club Scene
Of A Pretty
Dance.

The Elks home was the scene of, a
pretty informal affair when on Friday
evening, the members OF the younger
high school set entertained with cos
tune Hallowe en- dance.
The spacious ball room Of the beau
tiful home was artistically decorated in
the Halloween colors Of orange and
black, tall baskets Of wild autumnal
flowers lending pretty background to
the dancers as they danced about the
ball room, the girls attired in gypsy
costumes of every imaginable color. car
rylng tinkiing tambortnes and the boys
wearing Halloween caps OF every con-
ceivable shape and kind.
Between intermiBsions, the gypsy lads
and lassies resorted to the frot veranda
OF the home, there to enjoy deliOiously
chilled punch.
The chaperones on this occasion were
Mrs. e. c. Strickland, Mrs. r. J. Weloh
and Misses Fulton, Greer and Kent,
about 90 members Of the high school set
being present.
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acres. which are susceptible of horticul-
| tural development in wonderful degree
| however, planted to Satsuma oranges
| and blueberries. But it takes money for
| this development: and time, not meas
ured by weeks or months, but years, to
accomplish this development upon a
basis of sef-sustenance. >.'
To the man, however. who has a COM
petency-by no means, necessarily a
bloated fortune; but comfortable ccn1-
petency-whether he be asking in the
glories of the meridian of life, or slip
ping into the shadows Of the evening
thereof, New Valparaiso will indeed
prove a Vale of Paradise right now.
Nor need the man who has earned his
vacation, hesitate to deal with the people
now at the helm of the development of
New Valparaiso. They are constructive
conservative, successful, outstanding men
of affairs who are giving a square deal
to those who are investing with them.
But any mans a fool who pulls up
stakes and moves into a new locality
without first going to see what he's do
ing.
For many years I've been a student of
community cooperation, and flatter
myself that 1 know the symptoms of |
civic pride when I meet them face to |
face, and want to say that I've never
seen both so impressively, though not |
ostentatiously, demonstrated, as 1 wit |
messed at New Valparaiso ION Wednes-
day. e.. ~a..
The spirit which dominates every man
whom 1 met there, is the spirit of At
lanta, Georgia, viz: 'If it's good for New
Valparaiso, its good enough for me-"
$4,000 Golf Course. /
Already golf course, which, when II
Is completed, will excel any other nine l.
hole golf course in Florida, is under way
Of construction there and far enough
advanced to completion to play on. On
this course the promotion company which f.
is building New Valparaiso, has spent
$4,000 to date and will spend half as
much again before the course is finally
finished.
I am not a devotee Of this wonderfully
game, transplanted from the ;
and of the neither to the ''land Of the
rec and the brave" but have a sense ,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-29
NEW VALPARAISO, WONDER CITY
AMONG FLORIDA BEA UTY SPOTS

by another bayou. known to the ole
settler as Doggy Bayou. but to the
present-day generation, as Bayou Val.
paratso," both of them tributaries OF
IChoctawhatchie bay.
| Every Day Delightful.
Nor does day pass during the cycle
that living at New Valparaiso isn't de-
ightful in superlative degree-in au
tumn and winter and the early weeks
or sprtngtime, because the atmosphere
there is tempered by the balm of the
semi-trcpics waited upon the wings of
oreezes which here are perennial; and in
season, because, however hot the rays
OF the sun may be. there's shade
aplenty at New Valparaiso. And in the
shade, all along the West Gulf coast
the heat is never oppressive in summer
because of a kind Providence, which
decreed at the beginning of time, that
all of its creatures, and man the first
of these, should live in comfort here
because of the salt-laden trade winds
which. day by day, through the sum
mertime, breathe into the nostrils and
lungs OF man and beast all along the
gulf coast of Northern Florida, a cool
ing, invigorating ozone which makes
summer days here delight: not a pail
To write the whole story of New
valparaiso from It's plrth, 10 GATE, would
neither be interesting nor wise.
Suffice it to say that in its develop
ment, New Valparaiso has not escaped
It's bitter portion drunk from the dregs
of disappointment and heartaches. !
Happily, however, that day has passed, |
and from the ashes of that past, a new |
has arisen and, out of the |
chaos that was. but few brief months |
age, new deal has been witnessed and |
before it Is finished, New Valparaiso |
will, in deed and in fact, be a Vale of |
Paradise to those who cast their lots |
there.
Must Have Money.
But New Valparaiso isn't a place to
be sought by men and women without
means to sustain them. The soil of the
section surrounding it isn't adapted tc.
agricultural pursuits which would bring
to the man or woman with
'ut independent means of sustenance.
There are lands there, thousands OF