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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-06
TRAVEL TOUR WILL
ADVERTISE CITIES
Offers Fine Opportunity for Com
munities Touched To Tell of
What They Have
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In The Sir WnIf0r Hn<ol

Raleigh, Oct. 6.-The Travel Tour
OF North Carolina, on which more
than 80 news men, special writer's,
editors of travel publications, travel
bureau executives and counsellors
will tour the state for twelve days
as guests of the Governors Hospitality
Compittee, beginning in Asheville Oc-
tober 10, will offer the more than 65
cities and communities in which it
Will stop have an opportunity to
advertise themselves throughout the
nation, it was pointed out today by
Director r. Bruce Etheridge of the
Department of Conservation and De-
velopment, which is sponsoring the
tour
Those in charge of the entertain
ment arrangements in each CITY,
town and community in which the
tour will stop, have been requested
to send at least four representatives
ahead to the last stop before reach
ing their community. Each one of
these will board one of the buses and
cars containing guests, will be given
a megaphone and asked to tell the
tourists about the particular section
through which the tour is passing
and about the next stop. These
guides" will also be expected to point
out places of interest and give in
teresting facts about them.
"In this manner each city and
town in which the tour will stop will
have an opportunity to present the
attractions to each section of the
tour guests Sefore they arrive Mr.
Etheride said. when the tour stop
is long enough, local guides will also
be provided to show the guests any
particular places they may want to
visit. Thus every slocality is being
given an opportunity to point out
its places Of interest and features
that might prove attractive to tour
lists"
Special entertainment features have
also been planned by almost every
place in which the tour will stop
while many souvenirs will be dis
tributed to the tour guests typical of
the sections in which the tour will
stop.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-06
KENN|SON NAMED
ASNEW MODERATOR
Granville Presbytery Con
cludes Session This Aft
ernoon at Roxboro

Roxboro, Oct 6-(SpeciaD
Granville presbytery in session Tues
day heard a first-hand description OF
the Sino-Japanese war from DR.. w:
H. Hudson, for 43 years missionary
to China, and elected the Rev. j. S.
Kennison of Townsville it's new mod
orator.
The Rev. Kennison succeeds the
Rev. Thomas Hamilton, pastor of the
Roxboro Presbyterian church, who de-
livered the sermon at the mornings s
convention An afternoon session was
devoted to business.
Communion Service
Immediately following the Rev.
Hamilton's address the presbytery
united in a communion service.
A devotional service led by the Rev.
j. w. Lacy of Oxford started the
program, and adjournment was early
in the afternoon. One of the last
measures of business was the selec-
ton of next years seat for the pres
byterv, which includes 40 churches in
an area extending as far east from
Roxboro as Roanoke Rapids. Twenty
three pastors besides elders and Of
ficial delegates are attending the
current session.
Describes Horror
DR.. Hudson, who recently returned
from China on his fifth furlough to
America, painted a forceful picture
of the horror of Japans armed in
vasion of China. In his near half
century of missionary work he has ex-
perienced frequent strife in the far
east, but he described the present con-
flict as perhaps the most tragic of all
especially since the increIse of war
planes and their use has brought in,
creased death to non-combatants.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-06

among the 1S who VIII run for the
nine council seats in the November
election
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-06
clio Winner In Elec-
ton At Detroit

Continued from rage one.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-06

1936-London police charge crowds
in Jewish quarter in anti-Fascist riots
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-06
Britain Striving To Halt
Outbreak New World War

tcontinue1 from rage One,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-06
Germany Wants To
Know What Nations
Were Referred To

Continued from Page One.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-06
Johnson On
Trial Under
Trio Counts
Mangllm and Collins
Get Two To Three
Years in State Pen
for Forgery

Two men were given penitentiarv
sentences on conviction of forgery
charges in Vance Superior Court to-
dav. and trial of Garland Johnson was
begun on charges of hit-and-run driv-
ing. assault with a deadly weapon
with intent to kill and resisting an
officer.
w. j. Mangum and Herbert Collins
were given two to three years each
in State penitentiary on forgery char
ges The case was started before the
noon hour Tuesday and lasted until
near midday today. One of the men
submitted and the other went to trial
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-06

(C0nt1nued from Page One.)
dose of castor oil.
''I don't know much about the me
'dicine business and I'm not going to
get mixed up in It," he said.
When the prison director was asked
il, anything will be done as the re-
suit of the latest and renewed protest
by welfare officials against IAN order
permitting the whipping Of prisoners
under certain circumstances, Mr.,
Johnson smiled and said
Were not paying any attention to
that. There hasn't been prisoner
whipped since I have been in office,
but we do not intend to take away the
threat of whipping contained in the
present regulations. If we did, we
might have much harder time in
controlling the prisoners
So far as reports reaching him in
dicate, the present wave Of prison un-
rest, as exemplified by riots at AL
catraz and San Quentin and a hun
ger strike at Joliet, has not reached
North Carolina, Mr.. johnson said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-06
Prison Personnel
About Completed

Continued from Page one)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-06

for the rnayoralty nomination, and
will contest with O'Brien in the No
vember election.
Reading holds a withdrawal card
from the typographical union.
Out of nearly $4,000 votes, the lar
gest number ever cast in a Detroit
city primary. Reading received 1877
984; O'Brien, 99,129 and Smith 68,-
827. Two other candidates divided the
rest of the mayoralty vote, Clarence
Mcleod, former Republican congress
man, with 1852, and Ralph Philbrook
an attorney, with 1,251.
Not only did the CIO succeed in
nominating OBrien, but it placed its
five candidates for the City Council
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-06

sharply which nations Mr.. Roosevelt
was talking about in his Chicago
speech.
Mr.. Roosevelt talked in very gen.
eral terms about the sacredness of
treaties without distinguishing which
treaties conform to International mo-
'raiity and which do not" the foreign
office organ said.
"He spoke Of countries eager to at
tack and others which think only OF
defending themselves, without ever
here Indicating any adequate marks OF
Identification
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-06

tCant1nue1 from Tage One.!
ond son, and reports that the Italian
black arrow brigade had re-appeared-
in the northeastern Spanish fighting,
presented grave threat to British
and French efforts to localize Spain's
war.
Spanish government scouts report
ed papers found on insurgent dead
on an upper Aragon battlefield in
dicated all of a large column barely
thrown back by government forces
were Italian soldiers. They were said
to be of the black arrow brigade that
helped General Francisco Franco cap
ture Santander several weeks ago.
The scouts said the men were fight
ing with Italian equipment.
George H. Lorimer of Philadelphia,
noted editor and publisher, born in
Louisville, KY, SO years ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-06

1866-Morrill Goddard, editor of the
American Weekly, born at Portland,
Maine. Died June 30, 1887.
Evening star., 1937-04-29
CHANGE IN COTTON
MARKETS APPROVED
Memphis Conference Supports
Proposed Revision in Spot
Price Policies.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 2o.-Rep-
resentatives OF 10 Southern spot cot
ton markets approved yesterday a
four-point proposal to revise the
method Of arriving at spot cotton
quotations for use in futures contract
settlements for grades above and be-
low middling.
Final approval Of the revision rests
with the membership Of exchanges
represented at the meeting.
c. w. Kitchen, assistant chief OF
the Bureau Of Agricultural Economics,
presided over the discussion.
The four points are:
l.. Members Of the Quotation Commit
in each bona fde spot market will be
authorized to obtain information and de-
tteamine term commercial values of spot cotton
from DAY to day in accordance with the
United States cotton futures act.
q The Quotation Committee will issue
quotations quotations each day for all grades of
1or all GRADES each day prevailing pre-
miums above rs inch and 1876 and l
inch staples and discounts for 1915 inch.
3. Quotations will reflect the value of
spot cotton in the market for both tender
able and untenderable qualities delivered
n warehouses uncompressed. in terms of
hrst landed cost to the buyer in such
market for basis middNng lists not
even-running qualities.
a. In each designated spot market
where representatives of the Bureau of
Agriculturai Economies may be available
lor the purpose. such a representative
vii wherever possible, canvass the mar
able lnformatt ton with respect to the com
hefcla4 VaIues OF cotton of all grades
Evening star., 1937-04-29
.CLEAR|NCS DROP
| SLIGHTLY IN WEEK
Recession Leaves Volume
8.5 Per Cent Larger
Than Year Ago.
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April 29.-During the
final week of April the recession In
bank clearings in the United States
was moderate. The total reported to
Dun g. Bradstreet, for the week ended
April %, was $5,589, 1921 900, against
$5,l52, 100000 a year ago, an increase
Of 8.5 per cent.
per cent in similar comparison a
week earlier. The generally lower trend
may be attributed, in part, to the
lessened activity In securities trading
and the falling of in commodity prices.
At New York City clearings Of So
345,O72,000 were lower than the
amount for the preceding period, but
rose 2.3 per cent above the $780,
945, 900 recorded year ago. The ag-
gregate at outside centers was 2,244,-
749,OOO. or percentage rise of 1913
over the 1882 IT'S, 600 in the corre-
spending 1886 week. Only one city
showed a smaller turnover from the
1885 totals. This was Omaha, where a
reduction of 17,2 per cent appeared.
The main increases were at Cleveland
Cincinnati, Richmond, Atlanta Louis
vile, Kansas City, Dallas and Seattle.
Clearings for the past week showed
decline Of s259,697 900 when COM
pared with the figures for the preced-
ing period. Between the two similar
weeks of 1886 there was a loss of
ST, ,055 ,842, 900.
Figures at leading cities, together
with percentage gains and losses COM
pared with those of 1896, follow, also
| daily average bank clearings for
February, March and April to date:
(Totals in thouS,p6x
Evening star., 1937-04-29
Washington Produce

h-pound prints. 81 tub 35; 90 score,
1-pound prints 35; A-pound prints, 36;
tub. "a.
veal, is; lamb. -; pork ioin, y; frozen
sliced bacon, 33; slab bacon, rs; COM
pound, 13l2 lard. 14la.
LIVE sToGKPFFs sag lsht ,Ist. hogs ss
Prices paid Shippers. net Q: b; Wash
EGGs-Market about steady at un-
shanssa prses Current 5ecepfs
graded and dated white eggs met prices
PAD shipper prse Washinston, m.d1ms
l9a4: U. s standards large, q.
LIVE, ,PoULTRY-Market steady at un-
changed prices, Fowl colored. heavy 1s 1s-
-; crosses "1-23; Leghorns. Ia to 2l4
pounds and up 2o-2l: smaller slzss is:
16-ls: old toms. 5.
Fruits and VEGETABLES.
Sales in large lots by original receivers
up DAPpLEsmona e ! 8 N 59day washington arrived
demand light market vIsinis sleady
a,ineh s}aymsns minimum n5uGh mia;m99 sa
minimum @a5 ripe zs2 sh9vns Sc Sssd hd:.ai all
75-l 90: 2i2-inch minimum. 2.15-2 25;
a'tp 56i nntgun s5 ss to Size 3elov NeE
minimum. 5,I6?.5: i S. utility, ! 81 50
mum mum as f9 ilzS Hsn ssnch Rsyis mnmnm nGn n
! SO U S utility ] oo-1.1o. as TO size;
Romes 2l.ziIch min!mum SOL e5 ,,i,,z 2,2
Pennsylvsnfs Ia and west vrsinia Boxes
beGoua fS3Sy as 5ze s'aSmsnS Gnideh pelcious
Pomss 3 o3S G2o ",nsisDs sessss
Iowrys. l75-@0 90: staymans ee5-2.35
No / Staymans. o0225: Delicious
fancy. . o.5O-e.75: Winesaps, fancy, 2.25-
. AsPARAcUs-No carlot arrivals; two
c6ossal e1o pSFsm5 S'e fancy aSIen 56S HsS oo
cABBAGE-No carlot arrivals: one bro
Supplies eiisht: demand light: market
pers;, pointed type. truck receipts packed
CARROTS US sss sarIot arrivals; tEo s,;o bro
STEADY. California, western crates 5,55-
cAuL1FLowER-No carlot arrivals no
cars on track. Supplies light; demand
light: market steady. California. crates.
cELERY-No carlot arrivals four broken
cars or track. Supplies moderate; demand
slow: market weak. Florida. individually
washed lo-'pch crates and dn1.r lonsh sh
200; ks. 1.25
Lettuce Prices Steady.
LETTUCE-Two Arizona four Cali
tornia arrived: seven broken and SIX un-
demand moderate; market, steady. Ar-
zona Western crates, Iceberg type. s.
s,a5: ScS5:l, poor or'' condition. a @,5osa Is.
ONIONS-.No carlot arrivals no cars
on track Supplies light: demand light:
naikse and New Ssaa YORK eRSo YeEoss y No is5
Texas. yellow Bermudas U S. commercial
l ,5oal rs; Crystal White Wax, U. s, COM
mp PEAsLone South a Carolina arrived: ore
Supplies light. demand moderate; market
steady. Bushel hampeEs-south Carolina,
PoTAToEs-Four Maine. arrived one
car diverted; five broken and seven unbro-
hsa on demshd Ga craze make
steady one-hun ndred pound sacks. U. s.
No. |: Maine. Green Mountains, 2 81. p.
mostly. 2.;25: Idaho Russet Burbanks' 400:
market steady, Florida. doubie-head bar
re!s. Spaulding Rose. U. S. No, l. wide
ran9e in condition, best. 40; poorer,
4 90, bushel crates. Bliss Triumphs' U. s.
sTRAWBERRiEs-one North Carolina
arrived; on broken car on track Ap,
proximately goo crates. by truck North
moderate: market steady. North Carolina:
24-ouart crates. various varieties. freight
receipts best: 400: wasty. $50; TRUCK re-
4 50: Louisiana. 24-pint crates, 2.5o-3.o 90
per crate
Evening star., 1937-04-29
PARIS BANK CHANGES,
CHICAGO PRODUCE,

CHICAGO. April % P.-Poultry. live.
one car in, one due, 25 trucks; hens easy.
balance steady; hens over 5 pounds. 1S;
s pounds and less. 1sl2-19; Leghorn hens.
i: fryers. colored, 23: White Rock 25;
Plymouth Rock, 5l2: broilers. colored %:
White Rock, "a Plymouth Rock "A; bare
backs, 1921; Leghorn 22; Springs, 26l2;
ROSTERS. 13; Leghorn rooSters. T.: turkeys.
hens. II; toms g; No = turkeys Is;
ducks. Az pounds. 80; white. 49, colored,
is; small white. IA; small colored, IA;
Butter, a,o45: weak. Creamery spe-
eials t93 scorel. 81 12-:32: extras t92). 81
extra f1rsts (9O-9D. 3Ol2-3024; firsts (sS-
S9). 2912-30A; standards go centralized
carlots). 81: eggs. 36.3O0: unsettled: extra
firsts local, 2l "A; cars, 21l2;, fresh-graded
hrSts. local 2Ol4; storage-packed firsts, %.
Potatoes. 70. on track 207; total United
States shipments, 100: old stock. Idaho
Russets. supplies moderate; demand fair,
market slightly weaker; other stock sup. p.
sacked per = hundreMdweght, M Idaho: Russet
5000; few nne quality, large size. 2 80,
800: U. s. No. 2. 235-4O;, Maine. Green
Commercials. car. 2.05 wisconsin. round
mercials car, I.75. New stock: Supplies
rather light; demand lieht market steady.
Texas, Bliss Triumphs U. s. No. l. few
sales. 1904 Is: Louisiana. Bliss Triumphs
u. S. No. !: car 1'2-inch minimum. 3 90;
Alabama, Bliss Triumphs. U. S No. l. car
$50: sacked sales. less than carlots sacked
per hundredweight California. White Rose,
u. S. No. ]. car. 90.
Evening star., 1937-04-29
HUGE GAIN SHOWN
IN CONSTRUCTION
Private Engineering Awards
More Than Double Total
Year Ago.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 29.-Private en-
gineering construction awards the
week ended Tuesday were more than
double those for the corresponding
1886 week, the Engineering News
Record reported today.
The total was $2l,8ll 900, against
2O,42l 900 the preceding week and
$l0,658,0O0 in the same period last
year.
All awards, including public,
amounted to $40,264,000 compared
with s44, ,308, 900 the previous week and
$37 900 in the like 1896 week.
Publicly financed projects accounted
for $l8,453, 900, against $23, 1887 900 the
week before and $27, 900 in the 1886
week.
Expanding mine activity was re-
fected in a 100000 award for mine
buildings for the Lake Chelan Copper
Mining Co., Lucerne, Wash; $l0O0,-
600 for an electrolytic zinc plant for
the Sullivan Mining Co., Kellogg,
Idaho. and S50O,OOO for coal tipple
for the United Electric Coal Co.,
Peoria, III.
Several large residential projects
contributed to the weeks private
awards, including a Sl,250,00O hous-
ing development at Albany, N. Y.
Evening star., 1937-04-29
the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 29.-Rail bonds
chung to higher prices today along
with United States Government issues,
while other sections of the market
were mixed to lower.
Most rails were up fractions to a
point or so, with some adding as much
as two points as the session neared
closing time. Allegheny Stamped 5s
added point or So AS did Rock Island
General 4s, Missouri Pacific SIS "F"
and New York Central SIS.
Federal issues advanced generally
with gains graduated up to as of a
point.
Losers in the industrial and utility
quarter included Columbia Gas g.
Electric IS. American Telephone 3l4s,
Western Union SIS, WalWorth As and
Remington Rand Alas.
Evening star., 1937-04-29

Domestic Copper
PriceIs Reduced
To l4Cent Level

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 29-Domestic
copper sold today at II cents pound
cut OF "a cent a pound from the
previous level.
Trade circles said the price was es-
tablished through sales by custom,
smelters. The revision was Immediate
ly met by large primary producing
interests.
The reduction was foreshadowed by
a substantial lowering in the price Of
scrap copper. No. l material was
marked down to 1l34 cents, cut OF
n cent, and equivalent to approx.
mately 1874 cents a pound for re.
fined copper.
Evening star., 1937-04-29
Washington Exchange
SALES-AFTER CALL.

Potomac Electric Power $50 pfd-
S at 1l1a..
Capital Transit Cos at 1872.
Mergenthaler Linotype-l0 at 45L
10 at ASA, 10 at 45l4, 5 at asa
10 at 45l4. 10 at ASA, 10 at ASA
10 at 4514.
Capital Traction $500 at e3la.
Washington Gas IS, 196O-sl 900 a,
Evening star., 1937-04-29
U. S. TREASURY POSITION.
BY the Associated Press

The position of the Treasury April 27:
Receipts, Sl2S12.l expenditures.
S9.S11250.22; balance 81 615 .926. 800. "A; ;
customs receipts for the month, SAL
2S5.355.71.
Receipts for the fiscal year (since July
u. S4 405S.Sl29l2.03 expenditures So.
lS1, $50 623.3l. including 2.335 565.-
003.32 of emergency expenditures; excess
debt. S34 $40 es7, ,2553 an increase Of
S2,355 O96.69 over the previous day; gold
assets. S117S1. 200 017.96. including
$549,911. .614.75 of inactive gold
Boston e. Maine Railroad-March
quarter net income was s495, ,703,
equal to $2.15 prior preferred share,
against deficit of $l,9l0,080.
Evening star., 1937-04-29

Paramount Pictures, 1nc.-Common
share earnings, quarter ended April 3.
Appropriated u cents, against IS
cents In quarter ended March 81, 1895.
Evening star., 1937-04-29
MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, April % lP,.-Call money
steady ! per cent all day; prime COM
mercial paper l per cent; time loans
steady: 5000 days, IA; As months. / q
per cent: bankers acceptances unchaneed:
rediscount rate. New York Reserve Bank.
112 per cent.
Evening star., 1937-04-29
LONDON BANK REPORT,
RUBBER FUTURES

NEW YORK. April % (4,.-crud. rub
Der futures opened irregular IL lower to
I higher. May, 2O.55-5S: July oO.7l-sO;
September, 90 S1-ab
Evening star., 1937-04-29
MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL. April % Op-Silver fu-
lures opened steady. Is lower May.
Al SOD, July. 44.70b; September. A sob.
Evening star., 1937-04-29
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK, April 2a-Dividends de-
clared prepared by the Standard Statistics
Corp.).
Pc Stock of Pay
Rate. Rod. record. able.
Standard Cap & Seal 20c -- SIS 6-l
Fairbanks Morse 25C - 5-l2 6-l
Interim.
Gackensack Water 25c - 5-15 81
Initial.
Pharis Tire L. Rub 15c @ 5o $50
stock.
Imperial Pa g. Col ol-25co - 427 ---
Increased.
Anaconda Wire & Cab 81 - 5-3l 6-21
Eddy Paper b0c 5-lO 3-2S
1ngersol-Rand Co----Sl - $40 6-1
Accumulated.
Canada W&C 612co pf s. - 5-3l els
Deere & Co 10 pf 81 5-l5 b-l
Panhadle Eastern Pipe Ii
Sc ptc pf $50 4-23 5-o
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Ii
SO pf B $50 - 4-@3 o-3
Evening star., 1937-04-29
INSURANCE STOCKS

NEW YORK. April % R-New York
Security Dealers Association:
Evening star., 1937-04-29
Regular.
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK. April 90 lP).-NeE York
Security Dealers Association:
Quotations as of oclock)
Evening star., 1937-04-29
U. S. TREASURY NOTES.

NEW YORK, April 20 GP.-Prices quoted
in dollars and thtrty-Seconds.
Evening star., 1937-04-29
7 R E A S U R Y

All time shown below is daylight saving
on which the Exchange Is now operating.
Evening star., 1937-04-29
BONDS ON n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
By private wire direct to The Star.

Approximate Transactions Today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-12

Mayo, State Commissioner of
Agriculture, and is completely IL
Illustrated with products Of the soil,
which are practically every variety
of vegetable and fruit, and last
but not least, views of tobacco
farms which form no small part of
Florida's varied crops and also the
factories in which the tobacco is
made into high grade cigars.
Nathan Mayo is of the well
founded opinion that the RES
toration Program will make the
beautiful oldest city even more
famous than it is today"
Mr.. Mayo rejoicas in the fact
that the legislature authorized
"an appropriation of $4,000,
passing a bin which Governor
Fred P. Cone signed"
He feels that the Restoration
Program will be of great benefit
and will give impetus to st.
Augustine, the County of st.
Johns and Florida, and having
theI interests of the "State of
FIofida at heart I can't say too
much in favor of a program that
originates in the Oldest City, a
state treasure and a National
Shrine
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-12
Employment Office Is Nov
Busy Securing Men To
Be Sent To Various Key
Projects

In addition to SIX structural
steel laborers reauisisioned lat
week BY the wissou.ip Bridge aaa
Iron company. another requisites
for Iaborers was received shis
morning by W. v. Little. IN charge
Of the State Emsloymsn, Bureau
office.
The men are 10 be seat 20 sAe
camp Of the company At Ne Eaus
Key and win. later. be sarrisi 20
the scene Of ossrasions GA cen-
tract HI. Bahia Honda Bridge.
Other acquisitions san for fear
negro laborer. and two addiiienai
because Of the failare Of men 70
report to the 5. J. Grove. Con.
ssrussioa company. consr.s, F a
Little Dusk Key.
The c. Y. Thsmasea coassras.
ton company requested ia
mornins that one crane operator.
one jaskhammer operator fe4s
rough carpenter, and 10 nsrro
laborer. be seat = their camp.
Al q shs rsqus.lsien, are -
ing filled. IL was said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-12
Historical Restoration
Issue Very Interesting

One of the grandest and most
comprehensive issues of news
paper which has reached this of
flee in many days is the "Histor-
zeal Restoration Issue" of the St.
Augustine Record OF July 4.
In this magnificent issue is in
corporated historical data of st.
Augustine from the time of its OF
fetal beginning in 1866, and so
wide is the scope OF its informa-
ton, historical and Of more re-
cent date, that even those who are
said to be thoroughly well yersed
in Florida history will find their
time well spent in reading with
delight the six sections combined
in the rs pages of the issue.
Section I'D" of the issue is de-
voted to scenes in and around the
city in rotogravure and colors,
with almost an entire page given
to scenes ashore and on the waters
of Silver Springs, and underneath
the surface waters of the Nam.
moth Springs, which will prove a
delight to tourists as well as to
Floridians.
The Agricultural Section, on
the front page of which appears
Congratulations by Nathan