The Palm Beach Post from West Palm Beach, Florida • Page 6

Pasre Six THE PALM BEACH POST. Friday Morning, October 23, 1921 FINDS LONDON'S THE INN AT SOUTH PALM BEACH, TO BE FORMALLY OPENED JAN. 1,1922 Pinellas county Estimated loss of crop on the trees from fifty to seventy per cent. Considerable I damage to citrus trees no damage to packing houses. I row county Kcports still coming in would show practically no dam-! age to citrus trees; loss of fruit 1 i 'J minium iu gi cM'tri I ml dllU seedling oranges, and this loss, is said, will not exceed ten per cent of (lie crop.

Later revisions may show it to be less. Kxccpt for possible damage in I.cc county along die Caloosahatchie river, fie reports indicate the exchange packing houses intact and suffered little or no damage. Reports of loss of the crop, said Mr. Stewart, at this time must be made by observation of the amount of fru't on the ground, using that as a basis of estimate. The estimates necessarily must be rough Cleveland Police Inspector Favors Perpetual License ALSO INDORSES SAFETY ZONES Better Taxi System Urged for American Cities COMMON SENSE ARITHMETIC $25.00 per month in rent is the same as 8 per- cent interest on $3,750.00.

Would you rather pay this interest to yourself or your land- lord? For $15.00 you can get a contract for a lot and begin the building of a little home on it. You need only to pay $3.00 per week on the balance of the lot price. The lots are between Olive and the lake and south of the city in the Southern Borough. $6.75 Per Front Foot W. J.

V0NBEHREN Realtor 108 North Olive Sc. Phone 502 1 and incomplete. The amount of fruit, which has been injured by be- I I i I'NUt i li, -t i Wk Assm-moii "-os-i tliomspiked or by being loosen- Cleveland, Oct. ll London i-1 til(' cannot be de-the best regulated city in Kuropc: veloped for some lime, as these in-from a traffic standpoint anil Paris juries gradually show themselves. probably is the worst, Edward May.l police inspector of Cleveland, re- Xl Associated ported upon bis return from a trip! "rlf' kla tbrotigh Eunipran cities to inspect communications traffic conditions.

Obedience of the saul the 'whoM of the tanker populace to the police and aground on Manatella reef the traffic rules and lack of obedi-i1" the 15a.ha.mas, was full of water ence or fegard by the French popn-1 a'i "'r bottom was badly ripped, lace accounts for the difference, he Indications were that the ship had been driven over the reefs for a It tmr i i Inspector May recommends the! mile. The F. D. Asche is a vessel abolishment of the present yearly of 2.93 tons, built in 19IK and is automobile license plate and sub-' owned by the Standard Oil Company st it lit ion therefor of a 'perpetual New Jersey. cense and tire.es more stringent ex- animation of taxicab -He rfr ttoc nkn n.Ued sulci zinw! Jacksonville, Oct.

27. The body in (be middle of the streets, such as of unknown negro and a life-prc- used in many I'jtropean cities, to server bearing the name "Kona of protect the pedestrian from atitomo- Koslyn iloated ashore near Mobiles. port, at the mouth of the St. John's Under the system of abolishing' river, 18 miles from here today, the issuance of new license taes, ln-; The only Kona" listed in availa-speetor May said millions of dol-lble shipping records here is a sixty-lars would be saved annually. Li-1 fool motor yacht with home port at cense fees would be collected an-1 New Vork.

The crew of that vessel nuallv, as at nrcscnt. but the license was triven in the records as four -Photo I.amtcs. men. 1 be Nona was built at lialti-more in 1909. would be valid as long as the car is used.

An excellent system of licensing taxicab drivers is used in London, he said. Most of the drivers, are middle aged. The examinations for licenses are stringent and when a man gets one he is cautious to keep it. Few of the chauffeurs are mixed up in crimes. At one examination at which the inspector attended, he said one man apnea red for the forty-ninlh lime and failed again Men rarely nass the test 'the first time, he declared.

Applicants for licenses in Manchester, must be almost athletes, with a character next to no liens, mortgages, bills or money owed. South Palm lleach was Alfred II Wagg's original promotion in this territory and it was a complete success. In the promotion of South Palm lleach Dr. Schwarz had a part, which he is continuing through the construction and operation of The Inn, and Mr. Wagg continues to make his home in the subdivision he established.

South Palm licach is now an integral part of the city of West Palm lleach. The Inn at South Palm lleach, a four-story hotel of 100 guest rooms, will be formally opened January 1, but it will be ready for the reception of guests by the middle of the preceding December anil will be so opened at the earlier date if persons seek accommodations at that time. This announcement was made this week by Dr. Fred Schwarz, president of the operating company, who lias just returned from Connecticut, where he operated a summer resort hotel. Spanish-Mission is the type of architecture the splendid building represents and its bcautv is inadequately portrayed in the picture shown here, for since the photograph was taken' scaffolding and building material has been removed and landscape gardners have been at work.

The totters give a fine view of the' lake and ocean and landscape, it being possible to see the town of Delray, 15 miles south The kitchen and dining room are on the fourth floor, a location from which diners will see scenery of unrivaled beauty. Ninety-three is the exact number of guest rooms in the hotel, and three-quarters of the number have bath rooms, with toilets separate from the. bath rooms. The Otis elevators have arrived and are being installed. During Dr.

Schwarz's absence construction of the building was directed by Thomas S. Potts, of New Jersey, president of the Palm lleach Construction Company! organized to erect the. building, and the financing was looked after by II. J. Chapman, of West Palm Beach.

Dr. Schwarz expresses pride that with the building so nearly ready for occupancy there are LAINIIART POTTER Agents and Dealers in Northwestern Expanded Metal Pro-duets, Metal Lath in Ten Gauges and Designs Beaver Board Barker Asphalt Roofing (Genasco) Johns-Man ville Roofing Acme Plaster Atlas Portland Cement Sash Doors Building Tile Long Leaf Yellow Pine Lumber LAINIIART POTTER (lie Assuelnteit Vicmm Tampa, Oct. 27. The Gulf and Southern Liner Truxillo, from New Orleans Monday, weathered the gulf storm and arrived here today safely. The vessel drifted for several hours with a broken steering gear off ICgmont Key.

A mashed foot by one of the crew was the only casualty to any of the crew or its three passengers. Other vessels arriving today were the P. O. steamer Miami from Key West, and the liclgian steamer Asir, from Antwerp. The known death list mounted to five in this city when it became known that two negro children were electrocuted Tuesday.

Associated l'less) Lakeland, Oct. 27. Damage to properly in this city as a result of the gulf storm is now believed to. be less than while there have been no definite estimates of Polk comity's loss in vegetables and strawberry crops. It is believed that if.ilMMI will adequately cover the en- LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS BY BLOSSEK FIVE MILLIONS NOTH'K.

TUAT Xollee In Iiereby given Hint sealed hldn will tie received by the lloiird lit' 'on ii ut I'll tin County, KliiriilK, lit, the office of l''red M. l'Vnno, Clerk. In the Court, House of 1'tilin Iteiicli County, lit West Piihn EXCUSE SCO A COME IN HEBE "7- Heneli, im to twelve o'el noon on (lie loth day of November, A. I. for the imu'cIimsi' ol' Three Hundred Fitly TIioiiniiiiiI I'olliti'M I'iir of Hiccinl rond unit bridge IioiiiIn to he IksuimI by Hiiocl.il ltouil mill KrldgH Hlxtrlet Number Kli'ven of Piilin Poach County, Established 1 SKI Phone 48 ilk ri-Jx V-SS riorlilit, boiitliig Utile ttie 1st day of July.

A. I). l.i'-l. hi) i I bomlH to hear tire (ruck damage. Railroad officials today established communication with l'oca Grande ami ascertained there had been no loss of life there as a result of the gulf storm The property damage is believed to have been heavy.

The I railroad bridge over the Miakki Inti'iest tit ttie rule of II per cent, per toiiiiini nn.vnlite semi nniiiiiilly on the 1st diiy of nml tlio 1st day of July of cm-It yenr, intorcMt unit )irliieiiul pnyiililo ill the County He posllory in I'liliu Heiieh, Piihn Leiieli 'Coinily, l'lorliln, or nl Ilie Seu- botird Ntitlonnl Punk In (he City of New York, stiito of New York, until biuiilH to lie Issued ill the denoiniiiiitioii river was washed away and two bridges over Charlotte Harbor bay were also destroyed, preventing the resumption of train service, according to railroad officials, for two or three weeks. of due Thousand liars eneli unit four of snlil bonds iiinturiiiK i J. II. on July 1st of eneli of the years, 11)2, UlSI. unit Itiai, five or Niil.

I bonds miihu'lng on July 1st, Prji. sis S3 of mild bonds imituriiiK on July 1st of eneh of the yetirs lH'JM nml P.ltl, Heven of Hit 1 1 boinl.N iiiitttirln mi July 1st of eneh of tin- ywirs Item ami eight of snl.l honilH liiiltlll'lne oil July SPANISH STEAMER WRECKED 1 1 Associated Press) Madrid, Oct. 27. The Spanish steamer Torre del Oro. has been lMt of euoli of tlm years lKl'J and tHv OOi US $TAOT5 1 SOpD wculdthat do? ten of 8iild bonds maturing on July 1st eneh of Hie years mid 1iwj.

-TUCCAeilNfj STONES AT VcO, ort Aianon and tz memners ot- ner crew have been drowned, according to reports received in Madrid DIDN'T VOO C0MAiD WIT eleviUi of mild bolide maturing on Ju.lv iHt S( eneh of the veins mid lltitl. twplle of sal. I boiiif. ittkfrirlvV an SJ-iOy 1st, INSTEAD "nv sx cp a jJCT.i -TV 1 1 i.i.' k'1 tu ri it' oh J.ulri J.Slt Vtdrti-fffi i f- siild Sill etfrrrfirftiliAbriiids ni'ilttii'lviLr'hli llllll' DELIVERY TRUCK ON APPROVAL Look out for the Big Gray House on Wheels. It will have most anything to eat in a first class grocery store.

Vegetables, groceries, eggs, butter, chickers, and will take your order for fresh meats, best cured hams, breakfast bacon sliced any way you prefer it. It will be'to your interest to come out and see what we can inve you in service and goods right at your door each day except Sunday at about the same time of day. I have just been picking out a route to be gone over each dav so look for J. H. Fenn Delivery on Wheels.

Thanking you in advance, yours to serve. J. H. FENN. 0W C.

C. 4 C. E. CfllLUNGWORTh Attorney! and Counselor! Postof fice Building Went r'alm Beach Florid F. DUNKLB Attorney and Counsellor at Telephone 119 Rooms 212-214.

Seward r.ldg., West Palm Beadt BUSSEY Attorn Wen Piltu Beach Florida Continued from First at Cnrlez, Indian licach, Clearwater Leach, Indian kocks, atid there was some damage to wooden buildings on F.gmoiii and Mullet Keys, where Forts 1'ade ami HeSoto are located, also at St. Petersburg beach, Sarasota, Siesta Key and Longboat Key, on the upper coast; at Fort Meyers, Sanibel Island, U.seppa Island. Iloca Crande and some other points. The Mary II. Diclxilil, a five-masted schooner from Portland, Maine, reached port this afternoon with six men, crew of the fishing schooner Francis, of Tampa, which foundered in the gulf Tuesday.

The men were picked up about forty miles out. None were lost. The Dicbohl was driven before the gale but escaped with little loss except the sweeping away of. hamper. The (iulf and Southern liner Trux-illo, from New Orleans, made port this afternoon, two days overdue, storm battered.

The Truxillo's steering gear broke during' the height of the hurricane and it took hours to make temporary repairs under difficulties. "I can truthfully say that it was only by the grace of (lod that we did not sink," said Chief Engineer K. S. Haines. The Mallory line steamer Lake Fillmore came into the bay this morning, two days overdue, after weathering the storm outside, only to ram her nose into a mud flat nine miles from her pier.

She will be gotten off at high tide tonight. That the loss by storm damage to citrus fruit trees and more especially to the fruit crop is considerable, bill not as great as at first was thought, is statement made by the Florida Citrus Exchange tonight. Business manager J. E. Stewart gave in the press a formal statement of damage to the citrus crop of the state as estimated by managers of the various sub-exchanges and prominent growers in many localities as follows Dade county No damage to citrus crop or trees; some loss of avocado pears.

DeSoto county No adequate report received up to this time. 1 nilsbyough county Very considerable damage to citrus trees; loss of crop from 50 to fit) per cent. Indian River No appreciable damage to citrus crop or trees from F'ort Pierce to New Smyrna. 1 Like futility- Conservativcr estimate of loss of citrus from gale less than five per cent. Lee county No communication yet.

Rumors indicate this section Considerably affected. Manatee county No loss of citrus trees; loss' of crop on the trees estimated at -I) per cent. No damage to exchange packing houses. Marion county The loss to citrus growers from storm will be less than 5 per cent of crop on the trees. Orange county In this county loss of fruit crop by the storm is estimated not over five per cent.

1st. PP woiiry or jiam ponds' nistur-lnir J.n-Miily.. Jot.1 t'enty-one of said nifttiirliip on July 1st of eneh ut tin. j-oin-s twen-ty-heli of said bonils iniitiiriiiir oil July 1st. I I sh will bo reeelved for" nil tuirt (of snbl- Tlift bids must simlfy tin- am.

ot' Hie bonds bid for. the time when binder will comply Willi his bid nml whether the LI. I is in current money or evidences of Indebtedness iignliist the county. Kaeli bill must bp iieeoinpniiie.l by certified cheek for two per cent. of the pur viiluc of the bonds bid upon.

The Uoard reserves Hie right to reject nny or all bids. Ily order of the Ilonril of County Com-inlsHloiiers of lleneh Coiuitv, l-'lor-iiln. HKCTOIt II A It ISt, Chnli'iinin. (Co. Com.

Kelil.) Attest I'MtKH II. FKNNO, Clerk. M. It. CAIl.VilCHAEr,.

Attm-ncv for Ilonril. eet 7-1 nov 4 SEWARD C. KEARLKTf Attorney-At-law First National Bank Building. vVest Palm Beach. Florida ABSTRACTS OF TITLE AND GENERAL INSURANCE Security Abstract and Insurance Compary West Palm IJeach, Florida T.

M. Rickards, Jr. Geo. A. Long, Jr.

Frank G. Lewis BLACKWELL, DONNELL McCRACKEii Attorneys and Ounselors-at-Law Postottice Building, West Palm Beach, Florida. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED Under Section 575 of the General Statutes, Notice is Iiereby given ffcat J. V. F.llisT purchaser of Tax Certificate No 4122.

dated the 3rd day ot July, A. has filed said certificate in my office and has made application for tax deed to issue in accordance with law. Said certificate embraces Ijie following described property, situated in Palm lleach County, Florida, to-wit: Lot 2, lllock 3 Shepard's Add. to Town ot Iloynton. The said land being assessed at the date of the issuance of such certificate in the name of H.

Creech. Unless said certificate shall be redeemed according to law, tax deed will issue thereon on the 31st day of October, A. D. 1921. Witness my official signature and seal this the 21st day of A.

I). 1921. (Seal.) FRED K. FF.WO, Clerk Circuit Court Palm lleach County, Florida Sept. 23-3()-Oct.

7-14-21 28. WE STILL ADVISE Now Is the Time' to BUILD WE ARE PREPARED TO SUPPLY YOUR EVERY WANT Dade Lumber Company NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED Under Section 575 of the Genetal Statutes. Notice is hereby given that Charlotte V. Milton, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 2f53, dated the 4th day of August, A.

D. 1919, has filed said certificate in my office and has made application for tax deed to issue in accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the following described property, situated in Palm lleach County, Florida to-wit Lot 7, Block 1(10, Town of Del-ray. The said land being assessed at the date of the issuance of such certificate in the name of Marvin Milton. Unless said certificate shall be redeemed according to law, tax deed will issue thereon on the 31st dav of October, A.

I). 1921. Witness my official signature and seal this the 21st day of September. A. IX 1921.

(Seal.) FRF.D E. FF.NN'O, Clerk Circuit Court Palm Peach County, Florida. Sept, 2.1-30-Oct. 7-14 21 28. M.

D. CAKM1CHAKL Attorney-At-Lao in all State and Federal Court Vrt Hsim Beich Florida NOTIt'K. We offer for full itelirory of a itcni'rnl line of mirwry utiii'k, Including (ill the lending mrlilleii of Fruit nml Nut Tri'in, drupe Vlnrs. Berry 1'IiiritH. OriiiimeiiliiL Flowering Shriilm, Vlnwi.

Unite, Ileilge l'lttnts, E'e. All the IteiiiB we lint nml ell will lie KHiiriiiileeil Hean, lienllhy Block ettv ereil hf certificate Knowing governinrnt (impi'i-lion, Inrgo thrifty trees" nnii plants, true to nnine. If you do not know varieties hint for your locality ienve the selection to us. we will semi you klmls Unit will nriiiliico heavy crop! of fine fruit, klmls liest for your locality nii soil. Write for our prices anil onler early, pay when yotl get -Hip onler.

We enn save you money on anything you want lo plant. Slock nil I toil fur commercial orchard planting specialty. If we do not have representative in your locality write to us nt once, we want responsible nni! aiiildllous representative lu every county. Nil. Ill AN HKOS.

Nurserymen, Winchester, Tenii. W. 1. METCALF, Attorney-at-La Postoffice Building, West Palm Beach, Fla. POST WANT ADS BRING RESULTS POST WANT ADS BRING RESULTS.