The Palm Beach Post from West Palm Beach, Florida • Page 1

THE PALM BEACH PO ST PST IS A MEMBER EE AUDIJ BUREAU 12 PAGES CIRCULATION Associated Press Leased Wire. West Palm Eeach, Thursday Morning, October 18, 1923 Single Copy Five Cents Ladd Questions ELECTRICITY WIL Polo Field Here Depends on mm Week's Right In I DEADLOCKS 111 KLUX KLAN Governor Hardee For Enforcement Of All Dry Laws West Baden, Oct. 17. Governor Hardee of Florida delivered the response to the welcoming address SHORTEN DAY SAYS STUBBORN ROBLEM Visions of International Matches Locally Seen After Interview With Famous Sportsman at Palm Beach REMIER Ml BONUS FIGHT Examine Tariff In Relation To Price of Sugar Washington, Oct. 17.

The tariff commission on February 15 will begin public hearings as a part of its inquiry into the effect, if any, of tar-the bottom of the question and hopes the American consumer. It was announced today that the commission was determined to go to the bottom of the ucstion and hopes to be able, when it has completed its investigation, to make a definite recommendation to President Coolidge as to the advisability of action under flexible provisions of the tariff act. Investigators for the commission to the fifth annual conference of governors in place of Gov. McMaster of South Dakota tonight and brought Washington, Oct. 17.

The authority of Secretary Weeks to deed Gorgas power plant at Muscle Shoals to the Alabama Power company was questioned today by Senator Lad republican, North Dakota, who issued a statement saying he had no doubt congress would "fully inquire" into the deal. In two opinions Senator Ladd said 15 GEORGE'S VIEW European Conditions of Vital Importance To Every Business Community Delegates Demand Edison Gives Press First Interview Presidency Would Spoil Ford Idiation Secret isions, which may become realities, of international polo teams hi action on fields in either West Palm Beach or Palm Beach were seen yesterday after an interview at Palm Beach with John S. Phipps, inter Irder in Totality OR COMPROMISE TURN COAL TO POWER QUICKLY AT THE MINES the prohibition question directly before the conference with a statement that as" long as the Yolsead act is on the statute books it should be enforced to the letter. The statement received vigorous applause. Governor Hardee said the wet minority was very obvious, but the majority is dry and makes- a vexing problem which must be decided definitely.

Indications tonight were that the governors were planning to go on record on the question. EUROPE EXHAUSTED IN MORE WAYS THAN ONE the attorney general had declared invalid the Alabama Power company's options on the Gorgas plant, and the transfer of the property looked to him like a "feverish effort" to get the property-, into the hands of the JEUTRALITY STAND said. They are internationally known as high class sportsmen and are numbered among the best polo players in the world. They have been identified with the game for over 20 years and are members of a famous Long Island polo club. Should a field be established here in either West Palm Beach or Palm Beach, wherever a suitable location can be procured it is planned to make this vicinity the polo center of the world.

International matches would be played here and English experts and devotees of the game would be brought to the "mecca." Foreseein- years ago the future of Palm Beach, West Palm Beach and Palm Beach county, the Messrs. jrms For Battling Any have about completed their field (power company uetore congress had Cites Beneficial Influence Cheap Power Exerts Over Life In Country liblance of Compen- an opportunity to dispose of it. work in gathering production cos't Imparts British View To Immense Gathering In City of Chicago nationally known polo player. The establishing of a polo field in this community. Mr.

Thipps said, would depend on obtaining a suitable location the players will come. The noted canitalist-sportsman and his equally famous brother, Henry C. Phipps, both of New York City, arrived at their large houseboat Seminole, anchored in Lake Worth on the Palm Beach side, Tuesday, and are expected to remain in this section for the remainder of the week. They were accompanied here by David T. Layman, their financial assistant, and George M.

Osborne, who looks after the broth Ition For Members information which expected to provide the committee with incon trovertible facts on the subject. OF BIKERS Associated Press) COUNTY COURT (By Associated Press) New York, Oct. 17 Thomas A. Edison, electrical wizard, in one of iFrancisco, Oct. 17.

Witn CORPORAT OAI delegates to the fifth an- nencan Leeion convention CINTERFE NOTES the first interviews he has ever 'granted newspaper men, spoke today of the presidential possibilities Phipps were the first to make large investments in the land, and today are the largest investors the county. That their of earlier years have materialized and that they firmly believe in the even great TO 1 TRIE out for the repudiation ot Klux Klan, and organiza- ers extensive real estate holdings in I OUT CHARTER le of a unit of the anti-bonus of his friend, Henry Ford, and declared that it "would spoil a good man" if the nation sent Ford to lo fight any resolution favov- practically every important city i-i the United States. Are Polo Enthusiasts. The Messr. Phipps have dreamed Three of Dangerous Character Circulating Says Secret Service Men er tuture development ot tins section is shown in the fact that they are the developers of El Cid, this city, and are among the largest holders of West Palm Beach city bonds.

(By Press) Chicago, Oct. 17. David Lloyd George, England's wartime premier, regaining the vigor with which he tackled Great Britain's problem in the allies' struggle with Germany, after a day of rest in his room, tonight addressed an immense crowd gathered in the international amphitheater here to listen to the linglish statesman's most comprehensive American address. His address follows "I shall claim your indulgence while I am giving a caln unemotional, unrhctorical, and, I trust, strictly fair and unbiased view of the position in Europe. "The condition of Europe of importance to every great business lpensation for the ex-service he convention finished its ly of a virtual deadlock here today a spirit of compromise Designates Entry on Books In Memory Will Complete Docket Friday of establishing a polo field here for many vears, it is Capitalizes For Half-Million Will Establish Plant At Kelsey City the Ku Klux Klan question he California delegates the White House.

Air. Edison expressed the opinion that the automobile manufacturer was more valuable to the nation as a private citizen and then turned to the prediction made recently by Charles P. S. Stciuinctz, inventor, connected with the General Electric Company, that electricity eventually would reduce the working day to four hours. With this opinion Mr.

Edison agreed. voted an "honest neutrality Tribute to his qualities as a man and as an administrator of the law 1 IIS AOR CONFEDERATE VETS Iters pertaining to politics, re- aml industry- this was ttic Tallahassee, Oct. Florida Bankers association has received notice from the secret service department of the United States treasury that three new dangerous counterfeic notes have been detected in circulation. They are of the $50, $20 and $10 denominations. ireaK in a situation wnicn ic- Ifficials admitted was thrcat- AUDITOR UM iDEHTounr It he Legion.

community throughout the world, and Fieht to Last. was paid by county court yesterday to M. F. Vcrner, late chief deputy sheriff, in a court suggestion which was ordered recorded in the court's' minutes. The court action echoed the expression of respect shown all about the court house yesterday, where offices were closed and the former deputy's fellow county officials and county employees attended ligan delegates said they the greatest business community of all, the United States of America, is no exception.

You can afford to put un with these disturbances bet Mr. Edison, however, was not sure that the four hour day would be a good thing for the nation. He expressed fear that too large a leisure class would be created and that this would have a bad effect, fight to force through the res- I 11 i drawn up oy inim Hold 33rd Annual Reunion And Dance At Elks Hall To Tunes of '60's Club Goes On Record After Having Defeated Motion Against Structure hint Pleasant, in whicii The American Fibre Corpora-lion, which is to make floor cover, ing from palmetto fibre in its proposed plant at Kelsey City, has been incorporated with a capital stock of $500,000, it was learned yesterday. Organizers of this company believe that this industry will be a step in the development of Florida, since it will utilize a natural growth which hitherto has been regarded as commercially useless. This palmetto fibre makes a superior floor covering, it is said, since it is stronger, more ductile and will take dye.

This adaptability to color effects, aside from its strength and durability, is said 41011 win be caueu upon 10- iw, or rruiav, to renounce im ps "tm-Amcrican in fact," and arv to the verv principles ter than we can, but I have had some evidence since 1 reached these hospitable shores that they arc prejudicially affecting some important sections of your producers and in the end it will reach ail. Representatives of your farmers have informed me that they are suffering very materially because of the seri- his, funeral at the Congregational church- In session yesterday forenoon the court made steady progress toward disposition of its October bar docket scheduled to be finished by the end of the week. particularly on the young. The interview, an-impromptu affair, held after Mr. Edison had appeared as guest of honor at a lunch given by officials of the Edison Company, New York, was reminiscent of the inventor's much discussed questionnaires submitted The $50 note is on the Federa1 Reserve Bank of Chicago, and is described as having "check letter face plate 11, Carter Glass, secretary of the treasury, John Burke, treasurer, portrait of Grant," apparently printed from photo-mechanical plates on two pieces of jiaper "a thin and thick piece, between which silk threads have been There is said to be glaring defe in the portrait of Grant shown in a white spot in the left eyebrow, and the gray patches in the beard arc too pronounced.

The number of this specimen to hand is G-1431 1859A, it is stated. There has also been detected a specimen on the above described bill the American Legion stands." formation of an anti-bonus here dispelled the hopes that unpcnsation committee would Sentence to nav and costs ot (Jnincy, Oct. 17. Confederate-veterans of Florida, here attending their 33rd annual encampment, in conjunction with the reunion of the Sons and Daughters of the Confederacy, danced to the tunes of the '0O3 on the occasion of the annual Confederate ball tonight which was held at the Elks club. Members of the sponsorial staff, commanders and others, partici The Kiwanis club at its weekly meeting in the Detroit hotel yesterday went on record as favoring the construction of an auditorium, but without 'specifying as to the location of the proposed.

building. The action was taken after a thorough discussion of the proposition and the voting down of three motions introduced previous'y- At the meeting last week the club work out a resolution 111 com-that would be acceptable to at to his prospective employees, lie to put palmetto fibre in a class by I ous impairment of the purchasing court and to spend four months capacity of Europe. The European lutire delegation, Legion otli- said tonight. anti-bonus league selected was surrounded uy a gioup 01 newspaper men who laid down a barrage of questions which he answered, smiling. Innovations Come Slowly, Commenting on the unpopularity of new ideas, Mr.

Edison de Van Antwerp of San Francisco lairmau, and Lieut, toward pated -with tiie old soldiers, ilie had seriously considered the audi need of your, product is as great as ever. Nay, it is greater than ever, but the capacity to pay, and therefore to purchase, is less than it has been for many a year. Like a Ragged Man. "Europe is like a ragged man standing in front of the plate class itseit. Output is Contracted.

One concern in New York is ready to take the entire output of the mill, according to an announcement of the firm, and it will not be long until the Palm Beach rug will be known throughout the country. A ton of fibre will supply the hard labor in the county jail was imposed on Bob Smith, "tried earlier in the session on charges of selling and possessing intoxicating liquor. A notice that it would appeal the case to circuit court w.as filed at once by the defendant's counsel, the law firm of Blackwell, Donnell McCracken. The defendant was- re-lensprt on a siinersedcas bond of as secretary. Col Van identical in workmanship except that the check letter, has been changed from to and the serial number torium problem and a site for its lerp is a mourner ot tne national orv council of tiie Legion.

clared that it took from seven to 40 years from the initial demon on the specimen is G1441133A. The dance followed a reception earlier in the evening, The encampment opened today in the court house. Seventy-eight of those who saw service in the war tween the states answered the roll calf, a notable decrease from last white spot in the left eyebrow in proposed erection. However, at that time the members had felt the proposition to be too vital to the city for a snap judgment and the discussion was continued to yesterday. window of a well-stocked store.

His need of clothes is infinitely greater Kelsey City plant for about three tne portrait ot want, above referred to, has been worked over and is not so noticeable. STRESSED VESSEL days, it is said, ine 1 lant is to De than that of the well-dressed man year. Atter the preliminaries had augmented Dy .10 separate ma- making extensive purchases J. E. Duncan, charged with issuing a worthless check, was found not guilty by the jury.

stration ot a beneticiai device 10 its ultimate acceptance. "I made the, first dozen typewriters," he said, laughingly, "and it took hie seven years to convince the public they wanted them, and then another three years to sell tacni." Within a very few years, he said, coal could be transformed into 1 The first vote taken by the assembly was on a motion offered by B. L. Steen that the club favor the erection of an auditorium at a location chines and the daily output in the beginning will be about 300 yards UTS HARD GALE a dav. Description of Notes.

Continuing the description says The $20 Federal Reserve note on the bank of Chicago, check letter A. face plate 207, back plate 618, 1). F. Houston, secretary of the treasury, John Burke, treasurer of tiie UniteJ Officers of the corporation are other than the lake fron. Defeat Opposed Motion W.

G. Carroll, president; Alfred Uias.scaud, vice-president, wnoie Before voting on the next motion, made by Bert Winters, who opposed electrical energy at the mines and distributed throughout the coun sale floor coverings, New York; J. (By Associated Press) i nsacola, Oct. 17 An unidenti-thrce-niastcd schooner is in 1 1 L. laylor, second vice-president, try in high power transmission the construction of an auditorium, number of members indulged in been completed, the session recessed until after dinner which was served by the women of Quiucy in a tent spread over the court house yard.

General J. IT. Hart, commander of the Florida division, was in the chair at the opening ceremonies and responded to the address of welcome delivered by Mayor George B. Greg ory, while Dr. Summer L.

Lowry, of Tampa, state commander of the Sons of Veterans, responded for his organization. The annual parade took up the afternoon activities with the old soldiers marching to the strains of Dixie, played by the Capital City president of the Seminole Bank, lines, doinc more auickly and cf- Iress dangerously near uie uuu Two Nolle Prossed The casvs of Leon Leibovitz, charged with larceny, and of (us Peterson, charged with operating a motor vehicle without a license, were ordered nolle prossed. C. C. Blount, charged with issuing a worthless check, did not appear for trial and his bond was ordered estreated.

Trial of all cases docketed for the October term is expected to be completed on Friday. Only one civil case has been set for trial and this is lengthy discussion. In offering his firirnllv the work now performed Stuart; William H. Power, secrc tary and treasurer, manager Hani' mon estate, West Palm Beach. motion, defeated, Mr.

Winters said off Pcnsacola tonight, with wind blowing front 50 to 60 an hour from the southeast. by the fuel after long haul and manv handlings. he believed the kettler theatre, now under construction, could be utilized for large gatherings and conventions Transnortation COStS and the hipping officials say they know no such vessel being expected 1 .1 inside. His need of food is more urgent than that of the well-fed gentleman who is coming out after a good meal; for he can buy neither food to satisfy his hunger nor clothes to cover his nakedness. "Until European prosperity is restored, that continent cannot be relied upon as a customer for world products.

"What is the matter with Europe? Exhaustion! Europe is exhausted after the most terrible struggle any continent ever passed through. Between ten and fifteen millions of her picked young men were slaughtered on the battlefield. Many more died of the pestilences which are the gruesome partners of war. Twenty millions, at least, of their best men have been mutilated and have become a burden upon the resources of others. One hundred and eighty thousand millions of dollars were spent or lost by the belligerent countries in waging war and scattering deso various other charges now connected with getting fuel energy to the re, declaring 111c suanac-u luh, ill by payment of a rental by the city.

He named as reasons for his oppo States, portrait of Cleveland. This note appears to be a photographic production on two pieces of paper, between which silk threads have been distributed, and the counterfeit is poorly printed. Much of the lathe-work on the face appears in solid color instead of the fine linca. The1 seal is poor, and the number differs on different specimens to hand. It is also noted that some of these notes instead of being photographic productions are more of a lithographic-workmanship, and on the anparent lithographic-work notes, the check letter is shown as B.

the face plate as 198, instead of check letter face plate 207, as on the photographic productions. Both check letters A and bear differ consumer would thus be obviated, riding the heavy seas sition: Because the Kettler theatre band of Tallahassee. planned to be disposed of tomorrow. I he said Iely at 3 o'clock, when viewed the mainland, may be from, will offer available room; becaus' Virtually all countv officials at 'Whv. I have advocated this for the rate of taxation will not justify destined for, Mobile or some II CAP 10 the expense: because no definite pro licr gulf port.

Il'hc coastwise steamer larpon, posal has been mads as to what type licit remained in Mobile bay of building be erected or its pur poses, and because of other more lesday night near Fort Morgan, lived here safely this afternoon 11 i needed improvements. tended the services, closing court house offices for that purpose. The following tribute to the former deputy was issued by county court in session yesterday Court Suggestion "Now on this day sorrowfully does the court suggest the untimciy death of M. E. Yerner one of its most valued officers, deputy sheriff of the county of Palm Beach, a man be ler a nard oattic ouisiue.

vjucs, Declaring that he appreciated the TWO 40 years," he said. He added that he recently had discussed the problem with a group of Nova Scotia power men. Fie declared that Secretary Hoover's super-power system was feasible. He added that "whatever Hoover says is all right," and characterized him as a "level-headed man." Mr. Edison was animated in his discussion of the development of electrical devices for the reduction of the daily hours in which the world's work is done.

line attaining a veiocuy ui do ent letters' the serial reasons already named in opposition to the building, J. B. McGinley said, lies, have been blowing here all numbers. So far, we have found these bills to bear letters N. here has been apparently 11 and A Berlin, Oct.

17. There was slight recurrence today of Tuesday's food riots in Berlin, in which at least one person was wounded fatally and many injured when the police charged the mobs which had gathered in the vicinity of the Rathaus to protest against excessive prices of foodstuffs and to demand relief from the municipal authorities. The city authorities were quick to respond to the demands of the unemployed. In order to relieve the dis-tress it was decided today that the image aiong me waiei num. Ten dollar Federal Reserve note however, that he did not believe the theatre would be adequate for the general purposesi of the proposed building.

He said the city should provide attractive entertainment for lie of over three tcct was regis- I 11-. on the Bank of Boston, check let lation. The machinery of trade and commerce is' almost completely shattered, and plagues still stalk through Europe, destroying young and old with their cruel fangs. Every day I read of bread riots where men are shot down in searching for bread to feed their hungry children. loved for his constant and untiring service in the administration of jus Ircd tOlllgnt Villi a grauuauy 113- tendency.

Warnings have been displayed t. A ter face plate 2,16, back' plate not clearly distinguishable, hut the last two figures ar, 02, series of 1014, A. W. Mellon, secretary of the treasury, Frank White, treasurer of the 10111 tay St. 10 jv achicola.

How many children have died as United States, portrait of Jackson. May Not Be Best. "It can be done, and soon, although 1 don't know how soon," he said. "But I am not so sure that it will be a good thing. It will create much leisure and it all depends on what people will do with their idle hours.

"Flow will they use them? Will the result of this war? No one can tell; but the Recording Angel is municipality should immediately open fourteen kitchens at which WEBB MAY TESTIFY. Choice of a minister to succeer the Rev. C. H. Pettibone to the pulpit of the Congregational church here wa referred to the board of trustees1 and ciders at a meeting of more than 40 members at the church last night.

Since Rev. Mo Pettibone tendered his resignation three months' ago members of the church have had ten ministers under consideration to take up his duties According to members who attended the meeting the Rev. George Mott of Syracuse, N. and the Rev. Arthur G.

Lyman of Lynn, are among thos'e most generally favored for the pulpit. This appears to be a photo-mechanical production, probably printed from zinc plates, on two pieces of keeping an accurate account of every little head that droops. 000 lunches are to be supplied, cither free or at minimum prices, and also "This is the condition of Europe paper, with coarse tiber between. White Plains, N. Oct.

H. Webb, husband of Mrs. icrtic Gorman Webb, whose death .1 1 1 1 8,000 free meals are to be distrib five vears after the war isi over. The workmanship is so crude that uted daily. tice; for his true and contMiueii friendship toward those of his acquaintances who in any wise deserved it.

A kind, loving and devoted father and husband, at all times guarding with tender care his lvcd ones. "Indeed few are men of such characteristics as these, that his death has caused a vacancy in his line of duty exceeding difficult, if not impossible, to fill. "It is therefore fitting and proper that this court make record of his decease and the clerk is hereby ordered to copy this suggestion into the minutes of this October, 1923, term of court. "RICHARD P. ROB BINS, "County Judge." (Continued on Page Three) Eighty-tour persons arrested in it should be readily detected.

The specimen to band bears serial number A38507540A." not the young men and women be harmed by the manner in which they dispose of their added leisure rather than benefited? It will be a splendid thing for the older peo Tuesday's rioting will be brought to eccutiy was anegeu 10 nave uc-urred under suspicious circutn-tanccs, and Dr. Win. J. Meyer the lead woman's physician, will tcsti-v before the grand jury investigat- trial charged with breaches ot the government's emergency regulations. ple, of course, for they will know 1 01 HARD STORMS It was stated today that during the how best to emi) bv the added its visitors, and that the auditorium question could not be settled by voting it down.

He said he did not believe the club should go on record as opposing the auditorium, and suggested the location and other details could be worked out later. L. E. Heisler declared he did not think the plan to use the theatre would succeed because of conflicts of the show's bookings' with dates, on which the city would want the building. Favor and Disfavor L.

Evcrnden told of the auditorium at Daytona and of its financial success. He declared himself in favor of a similar building here. P. C. Reese asserted no definite plan had been submitted as to an auditorium, and he believed it would be a mistake for the club to favor such a building at this time.

Further defending his motion, Mr. Winters said "someone must curb these expenditures," and he declared the people ofNthe city are looking to someone to stand between them and bond is-sues. He suggescd that the club show it has a "regard for the taxpayers." R. J. Kishpaugh thought PLANI past week 47 bakers' shops in Ber- hg the case tomorrow if they are killing to sign waivers of immunity, in have been plundered by the un was announced today by District employed.

Kttorney Rowland of Westchester II Hi leisure hours. "We've got to have work to keep going." He told of experiments made by Henry Ford in taking over an old (Continued on Page Three) In consequence of the withdrawal oiiuty. FOR STATE MEETING of state aid to the bakers the price of bread jumped from one million marks per loaf on Monday to Bingham Purchases Indian River Land 000,000 marks on Tuesday. The bak ers now must buy their grain the PRESS SOUTH STATE open market virtually on the dollar basis. The Greatest Story ever told about any City or Section.

Washington, Oct. 17. A disturbance of considerable intensity was central on the Mississippi coast Wednesday night and moving slowly north, northeastward, the weather bureau announced tonight. It was-attended by heavy rains in portions of the Gulf states and by southeast gales along the Alabama and ex RIDAi MEETING Cubans Keep Autos In Their Dwellings (By Associated Tress) Havana, Oct. 17 There arc many strange sights for the tourist to see in Havana, but perhaps one of the most surprising comes when he visits a Cuban home and sees (he family automobile sitting in the front hallway.

In all of downtown Havana, with its population of sonic 400,000, space is at a premium. Streets arc narrow and houses are joined and are flush with the sidewalk. When the automobile came along many families who could afford one did not feel able to pay garage rent, or did not care to have their machine kept blocks or even miles away. Practically all of the front entrances have wide Two Companies Form To Handle Columbia it was tune to "look things 111 the face." He said action either way was At a regular meeting of the Palm Beach County Real Estate board in the Detroit hotel next Monday noon principal consideration will be given to making further plans for attending the convention of the Florida Association at Orlando, November and 6. An invitation from the Miami realtors, requesting that the Palm Beach county delegation join the motorcade to be run from Miami to Orlando, was received yesterday by Frank A.

Huston, secretary of the board. Action on the invitation will be taken at the meeting Monday. Under the plan outlined in the invitation the Miami motorcade will treme northwest F'lorida coast, Pcn sacola, reporting a maximum Orlando, Oct. 17. The South Florida Press association convenes in Orlando Friday and Saturday at wind velocity of 60 miles an hour.

There were evidences of another 4he Angerbilt hotel. The session disturbance over the central Purchase of a 227-acre tract of land lying between Indian river and the ocean, opposite White City, was announced yesterday by G. W. Bingham, recently returned from a three months' stay in California, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Washington, D. C.

Consideration of the purchase was not made known. The tract, which has a frontage of a mile on the ocean, was purchased on October 11, from the trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund. Mr. Bingham said he expected to develop the land later but would make public no details as to plans. Miss Alice B.

Bennett, who made her home' with Mr. Bingham, and who accompanied him to Califor- New York, Oct. 17. Mortimer N. Buckner, chairman of the readjustment committee of the Columbia Graphophone Manufacturing company which was placed in the hands of a receiver Monday, announced a re-organization providing for two new companies.

of Mexico and still another in the western Carribean sea, between Ja The Industrial and Tourist Edition of The PALM BEACH POST DON'T MISS IT! Over 150 local advertisers have already reserved space Let's make it maica and the Isthmus of Panama. Pressure was high Wednesday over bound to make enemies and advised against the building, O. M. Carinichael suggested the amusement pier idea and cited a similar proposition at Miami which he said is paying for its-elf and bringing in a net revenue. Asserting he had voted for an auditorium on his personal Chamber of Commerce ballot, but now had changed his mind and believed it expedient to mark time, C.

S. Carroll said he did not think the city large enough for such a building if (Continued on Page Six) One company would continue the. will start at 1 0 clock and will con-tine to Saturday afternoon. At 4 p. Saturday, the visiting scribes will be the guests of Orlando at a fish fry at Fisherman's Paradise, Lake Apopka, tendered them by the Orlando Chamber of Commerce, and local newspapers.

At the fish fry the visitors will be recipients of toasts and presents, and will be entertained with a pro- the northeastern states and it was high and risinct rapidly over ths leave the city Saturday morning, double doors, and so the cars November 3, spend the night in Co- found parking space indoors, usu ally near the staircase. They can be seen in scores of homes, but the oil operations of the present company and the other would take over and liquidate such assets of the present company as are not required for economical operation. The names of the two Companies will be announced later. northwest. The southern storm will probably move north, northeastward and will be attended by showers on Thursday and Friday in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee.

coa and proceed to the convention city Sunday morning. The Palm Beach county realtors had previously decided not to leave this city until Sunday. cans, extra tires and greasy cloths usually found in an American garage are tucked away out of sight. ilia, is remaining in that state with gram of mysticism under the man- friends, agement of Frank K. Anderson..