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ADAM A. wScHLER. AUoTIoNEER.
Four-Story Brick Dwelling, II
Rooms and Bath, No. 604 H
Street NV: by Auction.

BY virtue Of authority vested in the under
In front Of the premises, THURSDAY.
MARCH TwENTY-THIRD. 1872. Al. FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, the east eft. front OF origi-
nal lot TO- by the depth, in square 4S4: i'm
proved BY eleven-room and bath brick dwelling.
Terms: Subject to trusts aegrecatnr $S 4oo:
particulars 1T sale, balance cash. Deposit OF
$500 at sale. Terms TO he complied with in
thirty days. All conveyancing. recording and
revenue stamps at purchasers cost.
ADAM A. WESOHLER, Auctioncer.
mh17-d&ds
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CHEVY CHASE.

PRICE, 81 ,5OO
Semi-detached brick house located west Of
Connecticut avenue. Has rooms and 2 baths:
elec. lights: h.-wh.; hardwood floors. Large
living room with open fireplace. Front and
rear porches. Reasonable terms.
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HIGH VIEW.

I PRICE, $1,000.
! Not far from North Capitol and Rhode Island
! avenue Fine, Groom and bath colOuialsfyle
home with elec. lights and excellent heating
plant. Easy terms.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON INC,
1884 Fl Street NV. Phone Main 1928
CHEVY CHASE Md,

CHEVY CHASE, MD,
PRICE. $lsss0.
Beautiful Dutch-colonial design home stu.
ated In the best section OF Chevy Chase and
close TO the Circle. There are large bed
rooms and complete baths; large living
improvements. % Ru,lt-in garage. % owner viii
make very attractive terms.
Mr.. 14th & COLUMBIA RID.
PRICE. SI1.0 200.
Price low to insure n quick sale. Well con-
structed brick home having rooms and
baths: eiec. lights; h.-w.h. In good condition
Owner will give immediate possession and
make reasonable terms.
14th STREET EXTENDED.
PRICE, 1l,25O.
elec. lights; h.-w.h. and all the latest
venenres. Large lot with room for garage
situa.ed :. IN splendid section Of detached
NORTH COLUMBIA HGTS.
con,.-,,,o PRICE; $500; 81, ,o....s 49,,
close to the 18th street car line large rooms
and bath; eIec. lights: h.-w:h.: hardwood
hoors: iarxe sleeping porch There is also a
TAKOMA PARK.
PRICE, 80 600.
Located in a most attractive and convenient
section Of Takoma Park. Semi bungalow style
containing Z rooms a hedroomsb and bath.
Large front porch. Has elec lights: excellent
heating plant; hardwood floors and trim.
: Cement cellar with builtin garage. Terms.
LAMONT ST. NEAR 18th. g.
PRICE, $1,000.
Beautiful home on one Of the best streets
in Mount Pleasant. There are rooms and 2
tile baths; large colonial front porch: elec.
lights; h.-w.h. and a brick garage for cars.
House is in excellent condition. Terms ar
ranged.
BLOOMINGDALE.
PRICE. 1900.
Attractive corner home in a convenient To-
cation. Two stories and attic. rooms and
bath; excellent heating plant. Owner will give
immediate possession and make reasonable
terms.
)DLETON, INC,
;TON REAL ESTATE BOARD.
Phone Main 1923.
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DOWNTOWN.
PRICE. SIG. 900

PRICE, $lb,UUU
Well situated on street. Brownstone
English basement residence. IS IT. wide. Has
Z large bedrooms. baths and extra lavatory;
is also a garage.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1884 H Street NV. Phone Main 1923.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.

Attractiveiy located home having rooms
f6 bedrooms, and . complete baths. Has elec.
lights; h.-w.h.; laundry tubs and servants
toiiet In cellar. Large rear yard with plenty
Of room for garage. Reasonable terms.
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CHEVY CHASE.

CHEVY CHASE.
$4,000. Beautiful colonial home. 8 rooms;
Lsns Ioom saa: os Tra sa
large cement side porch: modern in every de-
tail. Large lot with double garage; located
quartet BLOCK from a eenn sa ave: cars. '''e ''''
BR0OkLAND.
0ns Of The best properties on Newton st.
With III. elee. lights. open fireplace:
pa o. fa's and
McLACHLEN BANKING coRP'N,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
BUY. FROM OWNER AND SAVE COMMITS
slon- Near Soldiers Home; almost new; 6
rooms. tiled bath; large front and rear
screened porehes; ami. large lot to paved
to ns.aes ess
than rent. Second floor will pay for entire
house. Phone Sunday or after pm. Col.
f.r 9gsa s1ssa .as sale s..s
modern; good condition. Address Box ESP,
Star office.
FOR sAL@BY OWNER. $3.50.
payments. ac2 9Th st. Sc.
BRO0KLAND, 2s1S Eth ST. NE.
rooms and bath: ami. Apply to owner
.'' D M. .s. MEAvER. 2s st. NV.
BLOoMINGDALE. 2s ST. NV.
rooms and bath: h.-w. h.; elec.; garage:
1sHly papered: Apply to owner, % s st. NV.
IN DESIRABLE LOCATION OF TAKoMA
loa:e. Price. 500: win not Be expensive
RTrTBNHoUsE ST. ONE. BLOCK FROM
S.s ssas sa.h nS
Chevy Chase, D. 9. New. detached. six
rooms and bath. Very desirable. Adams
DIRECT FROM OWNER, sIx-kO6M HOUSE.
porch; in perfect condition: Adam. 50: go.
OWNERS. LEAVING CITY WANT 70 SELL
18th and Columbia I'd. Has bedrooms. hot
garage), SIT. alley: Win saerince for all
ealh. Address Boz SIS. Star office.
seo ssss Il ..feD quIeEy. abo asz&uHfda si eHs
/ 90. els st. Main 275s.
MODERN DETACHED HOUSE N WOOD
RIDGE; rooms and bath; h.w.h, electric
suSurban home in q dne section. within half
block Of car stop. Price. 5000. Terms.
sEM-DETAcHED BRICK HOUSE. ONE
bath, h.-w.h.,. electric; front and rear porches;
sleeping porch; bnilt-in g.rage; laundry tubs; S
large kitchen. Will sell for less than 5000
On good terms. Lincoln 37S1-J.
VACANT.
Six rooms and bath house, near st. Aoysius
Church and school. on very best street. Just
put IN excellent shape throughout. Large
front and back yards. Price. $3.50, On terms.
Phone Main 6713. ~
LANCE DETACHED HOUSE OF Is ROOMS,
sx1easive Srouads; large garage and outbuild-
ing: inspection By pefmit through this ONCE
andy; located at 1908 S5th It, NV. Price,
$4,000; teemE ". R. MARSHALI. real es-
6ff6RftNITY-12RO0 HOUSE NEAR
1lth and = SITS; NV. best room-rsnting SEC
tion; h.-w.h.. elec.; occupied By owner; i'm
meltate Posssssion: Price. N1 500: terms.
". MARSHALL. real estate, 929 N. 7.
ave.
OPPOSITE SENATE OFFICE BUfY6TNGIz
houses. 20eH and 211 First st, me-. .uitabls
for fats. Phone Lincoln 49lSW, to owner.
No aEents s5s
I'd KLINGLE RD, NEAR 10Th AND PARK
rooA-Entyance to National PART: unob.truot,
I'd yjsw Of Geological Park; frame, large,
ven arranged rooms and bath, electric Wght.
h.W.l; entirely detached; lot $4,000 III:
gazeeos st1die. Dsst befsaia in tAs a1iSAbof,
asxHxS .. eAsoz. 1sss N. Z. ~.
Main 410n =
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GEORGETOWN.

Near 3lst and 4 streets. Attractive brick
home with 8 rooms and BATH Has elec.
lights: h-wh.; large cement cellar: front and
rear yards. In good condition, Convenient
terms.
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FURNISHED HOUSE NEAR DUPONT OR
Gle, 16 rooms, baths; 1900 year. Iea-
Franklin 5113 ~.
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AUCTION SALES

PEREMPT0RY AUCTION SALE OF $40 900
STOCK HARNESS. SADDLES, LEATHERS,
HARDWARE. Z. S. ARMY EQUIP. BLAN-
KETS. BOOTS. MACHINERY AND FAC
TORY EQUIPMENT. OFFICE FURNITURE,
LERCH BROS. mo-.
no Hanover ST.. Baltimore, Nd.
on the above premises on
MONDAY. MARCH 20. 1922. AT 10 AN
ON ACCOUNT OF LIQU1DATING BUSINESS
we viii sell WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE
HARNESS AND SADDLES of all descriptions.
Government Harness. Saddles, Brides. Hames.
Blankets, Buckets. Driving Goats: Leggins. etc
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT Of Hardware. Ac-
cessories mad Supplies. Leathers. Tools, Parta.
etc. MACHINERY AND FACTORY EQUIP
MENT, Presses, Dies. Cutters, Skivers, Creas-
ers. Edgers Rollers and numerous other Ma.
chimes La ,hes Drills. Cutting Boards and
Blocks, shafting. Pulleys. Hangers. Belts.
Scales, Trucks. Fire Exiting, Buckets. Cans.
Tanks, Scrap Leather Unfinished Materials,
etc. OFFICE EQUIPMENT. Desks. AZ kinds'
Large Safes, Chairs, Stools. Railings. Flee.
Fans. Stencil Cutter. etc.
For conditions Of sale and other details. con-
suit ..The Baltimore Sun" Of March 16, or re-
quest a descriptive circular from the aue-
soUTHERN COMMISSION CORPORATION.
Auctioneers
once, $40 W. BALTIC. St. Baltimore. Md.
mhl5,19
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
PRICE. $9.2S.

Nearly new tapestry brick house with 6
rooms and tile bath. Large sleeping porch:
running water in two OF the bedrooms; all
modern improvements. Owner will give i'm
mediate possession and make attractive terms.
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BLOOMINGDALE.

fhlCE, St,SU.
Attractive corner home in a convenient To-
cation. Two stories and attic. rooms and
bath; excellent heating plant. Owner will give
immediate possession and make reasonable
terms.
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ARTISTIC HOME, BEST PART CHEVY
rooms: baths large heated tn sEs s1.on'at porch:
breakfast porch: electric range: two fire
places; donbie sarase: many other attractive
Office.
OWNER LEAVING CITY MUST SACRIFICE
beautiful Groom and bath home. built by
' sfs nSSsr1 .ss tp in
throughout 1t must be seen to be appre
sn,sI,s s,.,ed Good terms: Price. $3.50. or 5000
ON THE HEIGHTS WEST OF 18th ST.: 8
Located right off 14th St car line, north Of
Park road: Price. 1.25o Main 5o7o.
z1os KEoKUK ST, CHEVY CHASE, D. @.
htw1.stosy. h..S attic, brick; eight rooms. two
heat large kitchen and outside pantry; newly
papss.ed paps and and painted Price. $ll:so0 Open
so5o. 'n' ~''0 70 p'"' '"Sh6' ADAMS
yARNUM ST. JUST EAST OF 18th ST.
Semi-detached, of the very best type and
quality; completed and ready for occupancy;
and large breakfast porch; special features
them: 2: 2: PABsT. Col. sos7.
IN 10th STREET HEIGHTS.
Last a house in Group No. 8 tGrcupe Nos. l
e oeep to oIGn 1SfoSs t.ny aiiey Reception hail. Living
Eeneh door leading to large side a porch.
kitchen and pantry on arst noor. Four bed.
sne e BATH on door OAK
cars; Price. $3.50. This is ! bargain for =
No. 4. and want to sell this last house ii
Group No. 9 quickly. Drive out 18th st. EI-
TENDED to, to Gs.aniqI St. turn to right one
ROBERT H. LEWIS,
921 18th st. NV. Main 1890. {.
On 1st St. NV. South of
Mass. Ave.
7-roem brick. bath; good conditions. facing
New Jersey ave-; price. q, $50: terms.
1871 North Capitol.
Modern Groom brick; deep yard. wide alley;
P St. NE, Half Block from. |
North Capitol. =.
7-room brick. modern. vacant; price, q, 800;
Clifton St. NV. Near 18th St.
deep ios .es oss.r ssasi
city. Will sacrifice and give early possession.
VIM. H. McGRANN CO.,
722 11th st. nv. Main Slle
A beautiful brick home, containing z rooms.
: baths; finished attic: brick garage: ali mod.
ern improvements. Near Chevy Chase Circle.
Owner resident. Easy terms.
SPECIALS. :.
Groom brick. On willard near 18th; price.
S-roem brick, near sIeo block 11th st. nv,
"a PRICE, $4,000.
I-roem house; het-water heat. 2-cari gsrsse
aud shop; 900 hcck Que ct. Sc Price,
Inspect our new home bsing completed at
Chevy Chase, 1904 Jocelyn Ut. We will make
reasonable changes, no extra charge. Act now.
/ SHOLTES & Co..
s1s 18th St. NV. Main ssos.
WoODRIDGE-BY OWNER. DETACHED.
stueco. 10 rooms, 2 baths. h.:w.h... screened
sleeping porch, servants room in cellar; prac-
ticsIly new; lot 50x150t $l1, 500; very at
traotive terms. Frank. 1857, ..
DEAR OLD CHEVY CHASE, RIGHT AT THE
Circls-Gentlemen's genuine colonial home Of
rooms, , baths thoronghly modern. center
hall plan, 1nstaatlneous. heater, open IRE
Pl.esf ssnss' vosasstI lsadsc.gs, This
drsss OWNER Bsz 52-A, Star alel
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TAKOMA PARK HOMES.

IAkOMA PARk HOMES.
New listings almost daily.
&G00-Tlfee rooms, conv. to cars.
$3.150-Five rooms. garage. water, elec. Its.
$3.900-0ne acre. Blair road
s., ,900-Four rooms anil. paved street.
$5,O00-Four large rooms. new. ami.
s5.25O-Five- room bungalow, ami.
$5,750-Six rooms. half acre. paved street.
B,O00-Five rooms ami, sleeping porch.
Sc. 6.500-Four rms, Ami; fine location.
$6.T50-Five rms. new. ami: nice location.
Sc. s00-6 rs. bath. acres. mr.. Forent Glen.
$7.O00-Five rs, ami, fireplace, oak floors.
S1.300-Five rs, Ami. sleep pch., mr.. cars.
$S.400-Five large rooms. ami, paved.
IS, 5O0-1O rms. corner lot, ami, close tc
cars vapor heat.
$s.500-Five rs, sleep. pch., ami, garage.
$S,15o-8 rms. new, ami, h. h, fireplace,
paved street, semi:bungalow.
50. .000-Six RS, new. ami, h--w.h., nr. cars.
50. .000-7 rms, in Nd, l b.r. 1st floor, ami.
near 14th ST. cars.
50, ,1O0-Six RS. attic, new, ami, h-w.h,
tiled bath, fireplace, oak floors, large
lot.
ss.5oo-slx large rooms. sleeping porch,
ami. garage, paved street, h.-w.h.
$9.600-Ten rooms, ami, close to cars.
paved street. h.-w.b.
81, ,000-Seyen rooms. sleeping porch, hollow
tile, oak floors, h.-w.h., fireplace, gar.
81, ,600-Nine rooms. ami, acre ground
$21 .000-Sixteen rms, IN. acres.
$55, ,000-Sixteen rms, brick. ami, IS acres
LILLE & HENDRICK,
. Carroll Avenue, Takoma Park. Col. sow
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Mr.. 14th & COLUMBIA RID.

PRlCE, Sll,WW
Price low to insure a quick sale. Well con
structed brick home having rooms and :
baths: elec. lights; h.-w.h. In good condition
Owner will give immediate possession ant
make reasonable terms.
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FOR HOMES AND uNvESTMESTS
See MAHORNEY h SULLIVAN
They Know Washiugton.".
1927 Eye St NV. Tel. Main 1921.
A WOODRIDGE BARGAIN-MODERN SIX
room. pebble e-dashed house. near r. l. ave-:
h.-w.h., electricity: bath. cellar, concrete front
porch, hack porch; large lot Will sell at bar
gain. Phone owner Lincoln $751;.
GOOD GROOM BRICK. Mr.. LINCOLN PARK:
cellar. bath; emi-detached: large rooms; good
lot Phone owner Main 6113
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LIEBERN1ANN & HANNN,
PHELAN G. HAwN 1871 r.
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18th STREET EXTENDED.

TYNE, $li,-.".
Bunealowtype with rooms and tile bath
eIec. lights; h-w.h. and all the latest con
venienres. large lot with room for garage.
Situated In splendid section OF detached
homes and not far out. Attractive terms.
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vARNUM ST. JUST EAST OF 18th ST.
Semi-detached. of the very best type and
quality; completed and ready for occupancy;
large rooms. baths. 2 screened sleeping
and large breakfast porch; special features
too numerous to mention here; come and see
them. E. e. PABST. Col. SO37.
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NORTH COLUMBIA HGTS

Comparatively new home. well located and
close to the 18th street car line. 6 large rooms
and bath; eIec. lights; h.-w.h.: hardwood
floors: large sleeping porch. There Is also a
built in garage. Convenient terms.
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EAST WASHINGTON REALTY COMPANY,
7lO sth ST. ne Phone Lincoln 1855. 2Os
TO GOOD COL0RED PURCHASERS.
have two nice eight rooms and bath btfck
homes near Capitol; hrst-cass condition: will
OeIl on 81 coo cash. balance easy monthly pay
ments. No agents Address Box 1s4-R, Star
Office.
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or two.
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SOUR STOMACH
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Thedford's Black Drausht Highly
Recommended BY a Tennessee
Grocer for Trsubles Re-
sulting from Torpid
Liver.

East Nashville. Tenn The efffc
iency Of Thedford's Black Draught, the
genuine. herb, liver medicine, II
vouched for by Mr.. W. N. Parsons, q
grocer Of this city. "It is without
doubt the best liver medicine, and I
don't believe could get along without
It. I take 1t for sour stomach. head
ache, bad liver. indigestion. and all
other troubles that are the result Of
Q torpid liver.
81 have known and used It for years.
and can and do highly recommend 1t
to every one. won't go to bed with
out It in the house. II win do all It
claims to do. l can't say enough for
It,"
Many other men and women through
out the country have found Black
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valuable in regulating the liver to
its normal functions. and in cleansing
the bowels of impurities.
Thedford's Black Draught liver medi-
dine II the original and only genuine.
Accept no limitations or substitutes.
Always ask for Thsdfords. EW
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J. o. Matthews, with an extra new
tire on his SHOULDER, went to Brooks
vile, Saturday night; and, on Tues
day brought home the Fielding car,
which had been left disabled in a
garage of the fernando capital.
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sion, University of Florida, who has
supervision over the work OF county
agents in the counties of South Flor
ida except those on the East Coast
According to Mr.. Jenkins the prob
lens worked on by these agents are
too numerous to mention, but he says
| the four most important are: The
control of insects and diseases OF
farm, truck and grove crops; fertili-
ger problems, purchase, preparation
and use; marketing, both buying and
selling; and dairying.
From time to time the county
agents hold farm schools. On these
occasions specialists are secured from
the states college of agriculture. The
specialists go right into the field,
grove or truck patch with the farm
ers and together they study the prob
lens to be found there. Schools for
the control of insects and diseases on
citrus and truck crops have been es-
pecially popular.
Because of unsettled business con-
ditions and of the high prices that,
until recently, prevailed for fertili-
GERS, the agents have had busy time
advising farmers in the correct uses
of different fertilizers. And their ad
vice has been much in demand.
Cooperative marketing has been
stressed and emphasized by the
agents in all the counties for the last
few years. especially since the prob
lens of production became secondary
to those of marketing. In nearly
every county there are cooperative
marketing organizations which are
buying the farmers supplies and sell
ing their products, doing both coop
eratively and saving money in doing
So In Alachua county, Mr.. Jenkins
states, there are seven communities
organized md functioning along
these lines.
Dairying has become a major pro-
ject in but a few counties. In the
short time it has been emphasized in
Marion county cooperative cream
cry has been established and is plac-
ing over a thousand dollars every
week into the pockets of the farmers
In fernando county the business men
say they could and would not do
without the dairy industry.
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Healthy children, rightly fed, don't
easily catch colds and contagious dis
eases.
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FARMERS BEST FRIEND
County Agents Are of Great Service
to Florida Farmers

The county agents Of Florida are
doing more right now, probably, than
ever before for the farmer. At least
that is the opinion of E. w. jenkins,
of the Agricultural Extension Divi-
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L OCAL HAPPENINGS

Fayette Chadwick transacted bust
ness in Arcadia, Saturday evening.
4 4 !:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Hazen of Sara
sofa, were here in their car, Wednes-
day and Thursday.
i: X X
After a short visit to his kindred
here, Ray Caldwell returned to Tam
pa, Sunday night.
Mrs. H. n. Afford of Atlanta, ar
rived Wednesday night, on a visit to
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. B. b.
Blount.
Mrs. Leona Greene-Daniels will
keep open her music studio at the
school house during the sum
mer. left
Hon. d. S. Williams of Brown
vile, VIII o S highly esteemed
throughout the county is visiting rel
atives here.
4 4 *
Mrs. Alice Woodward of Fort
Lauderdale, arrived Sunday on visit
to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. R.
Goulding.
AS Saturday was a bank holiday,
Miss Nell Linquish, who is helping in
Fort Myers bank. came home Fri
day afternoon, and visited home folks
till Sunday night, when she returned.
Mrs. Leona Greene-Daniels will
continue her music class through the
summer and will have her studio at
the school house. left
J. o. Matthews, with an extra new
tire on his SHOULDER, went to Brooks
vile, Saturday night; and, on Tues
day brought home the Fielding car,
which had been left disabled in a
garage of the fernando capital.
i: 4
Miss Lucy NJ. Ingram, having en-
joyed a months visit to her father
in Miami, returned last week and is,
as usual, making her home with her
aunts, Misses Dona Walker and
Elizabeth Burns.
(; :: I:
Mrs. Charley Mullis of Cochran,
Georgia, accompanied by her child
rem, and Mrs. l.. j. Byrd of Fort
Myers, arrived here last week on a
visit to their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Black.
= !; q
Mrs. G. W. Gatewood and her
daughter, Miss Irene Gatewood, with
Alfred Adams at the wheel of their
car, visited relatives and friends at
Sarasota, Sunday; and, on returning,
brought with them Misses Lillian
CLARK and her friend, Joyce Warfield,
who are the guests of Miss Clark's
aunts, Mesdames G. w. Gatewood
and b. C. Washington.
X X X
More than twenty young men grad
uated from the College of Agricul-
ture, University of Florida this year.
Six years ago only six graduated.
Growing some!-Agriculture News
Il 4 X
Healthy children, rightly fed, don't
easily catch colds and contagious dis
eases.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Mason left
Wednesday afternoon, on a summers
trip abroad, which will include sew
eral noted health resorts, which they
will visit for the benefit of Mr.. Ma
sons health which has given him
much trouble of late. They will
spend the last weeks of the summer
lat Spirit Lake, Iowa Many friends
We're at the depot to bid them good
bye.
The children's day exercises at tho
Methodist church, Sunday morning,
were highly interesting. Though
some of the numbers had to he omit
ted because of the inability Of some
of the children to be present, the pre-
gram, as carried out, was 2 yer!
pleasing one. Professor Riley's talk
on the'aimportance of the Sunday
school and Mrs. Cartoons remarks
on the baby roll were beautiful and
appropriate, emphasizing the impor-
tance of early training for the Lords
service.
Three of Punta Gorda's lovable
girls who have been attending the
State College for Women at Tallahas
Sec came home last week, and were
gwen a heartfelt welcome not only
by their parents and other kindred,
but also by their legion of friends.
The three are: Misses Sallie Jones,
Irene Riley and Anna Mae Skies.
Miss Jones graduated and was given
have another years course to com
plete. Misses Ethel Oliver and Nina
Mae Stevens, each of whom is TAX
ing special course, are remaining
at the college to complete it this
summer
= :; 4
A new industry which is being
started here on small scale is the
growing of amaryllis (amaryllida)
and caladiums. The promoters are
Mrs. NJ. A. Meadow and A. Ricken-
bach, both of whom are floral ex-
perts. They are starting off with
less than an acre of ground; but, if
their venture should prove as profit
able as they have reason to believe,
they will enlarge their acreage.
They have already bought and plant
ed more than thousand amaryiliS
bulbs and considerable number of
caladiulhs, to which the daily rains
are giving a fine start Their expert
ment will be watched with great in
terest.
!: = :;
A letter from J. l.. Taylor, dated
Reform, Alabama, May Goth, ad-
dressed to Colonel C. C. Morgan, Fort
Ogden, reports that, on the Satur-
day previous, Mrs. Virginia 7. Ira
bue of Punta Gorda, met with a dis
tressing accident. which occurred in
her bedroom. She had fall which
resulted in the dislocation of her
shoulder and the badly bruising of
her foot. surgeon was forthwith
summoned, the shoulder set and it
and the foot dressed. after which the
sufferer was put in charge OF train
ed nurse. Mr.. Taylor concludes that
Mrs. Trabue, at the time his letter
was written, was getting along very |
nicely and likely to be up in day
or two"
rinn LIN trnrcitu Of Elnrida Mhn ha |
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-06-09

Miss Lucy NJ. Ingram, having en-
ioyed a months visit to her father
in Miami returned last week and is,
as usual, making her home with her
aunts, Misses Dona Walker and
Elizabeth Burns.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-06-09

Mrs. Charley Mullis of Cochran
Georgia, accompanied by her child
rem, and Mrs. l.. ]. Byrd of Fort
Myers, arrived here last week on g
visit to their parents. Mr.. and Mrs
l.. Black.