The Miami News from Miami, Florida • 10

THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1925 J-31 MIAMI DAILY NEWS AND METROPOLIS PAGE TEN SUN DIAL USES FACE OF CLOCK MIAMI BEACH NEWS $1,000 Per Year Office Spa Two Floridians Saved From Sea As By Miracle COK. ALTON AND LINCOLN RD. Bin fr On Pivots Placed In North and Sonth Plane In Position of Usual Gnomon MIAMI BEACH We furnish free $110,000 PERMITS ISSUED THURSDAY Janitor Service Phone Service Light and Fan Ice Water Parking Space Straying Dog Detained At Beach Jail, Awaits Owner to Put Up Bail Picked Up by Ship Off Course BEACH TO BAN REFUSE DUMPS (Special Miami Dally Xtm) LONDON. July SO. A new form of sun-dial that tells time to within 30 Selecman Company Building of 27 Apartments in Lincoln Hub-division to Cost 985,000 After Tour-Day Tight With Thirst, Heat, Cold By Associated Pre MAYPORT, July SO.

"Were go seconds on an ordinary clock face ha. Competent bookkeepers, stenographers and typists available Building Ready About August 15th FOR SPACE APPLY FLAGLER LAND CO, 1114 LINCOLN ROAD been received by F. Hope-Jones, chairman of the British Horological Insti BEACH VOTES ON $1,355,000 ISSUE FRIDAY Less Than 500 Expected to Ballot, All Proposals Seen Winning Ones Building Inspector A. C. Rhoads of ing to return to Daytona in our tute, from the inventor.

Prof. W. E. Miami Beach Thursday issued CVmlr- mrfnmnf astrnnnmer of Rvd-i launch but via the inland passage." ney, Australia, and is described by permit to the South Beach Block for the erection of a $3,000 concrete factory building. Tbe company will use the factory site for the manufacture of wooden ware a no novelties, it is declared.

lie is held a captive at the Miami Beach police station, but so far police officers have failed to register him. Although he has been held a prisoner for the last 24 hours, no charge has been placed against him. lie is friendly with the other prisoners but holds himself more or less aloof from the general run of miscreants who pace the cell blocks, for he's a thoroughbred and seemingly knows it. He is a liver colored setter, found wandering about the beach Wednesday by Patrolman O'Mal-ley. Iloping'to return the valuable animal to it's owner, the police( are holding the dog until the owner calls.

The Selecman Construction Co. was This is the declaration of Lewis Blackburn, 45, and Duncan Campbell, 52, both of Daytona Beach, who were landed here late yesterday by the tanker E. W. Sinclair, which picked them up 20 miles at sea in a 25-foot open gasoline propelled fishing boat. They had been adrift in the boat, tbe motor of which was useless because of dead batteries, for four "ays, three of them without food or water, the men told officers of the tanker.

During that time they had been buf given a permit to erect an $85,000.1 three story apartment building in the Lincoln subdivision. The structure Less than 500 voters will go to the polls Friday at Miami peach when the proposed $1,335,000 bond issue will be decided. will contain 27 apartments. Hope-Jones in tbe magazine, isature. It consists of a ring that can move on pivots placed in a north' and south plane, the position of the gnomon of the usual sun-dial.

On one side of the ring is a small hole which, when the sun is shining and the instrument is in use, casts a small spot of light on a figure 8 curve on the opposite side. This curve if marked with the date for various times of the year, and allows for the "equation of time" or the amount that the sun is ahead or behind its av.rage position. To use it. the ring is turned until the spot of light is on the proper part of the and the hands, which are geared to it, then indicate the correct time. Permit was given The Texas gasoline and oil refiners for the erec feted about by the winds, chilled to Miami Beach DOUBLE CORNER 14th and $100,000.

$60,000 Cash; Bal. 1-2-3 See Wensley Tatum's Beach Office tion of a $2,000 factory building to Citv Clerk C. W. TorAIinson, said be erected at the company site on Thursday that all of the 10 issues would pass, and that the city council the causeway. Mrs.

Mary C. Smith will erect a City Attorney Ordered to Draft Ordinance on Subject G. E. McCaskill, city attorney for Miami Beach, Wednesday was instructed to draft ordinances to regulate the reported unsanitary conditions of the Beach. Complaints reaching the city offices are that hotels, restaurants, apartments and houseboats are daily becoming more offensive regarding the proper disposal of refuse and garbage.

City Clerk C. W. Tomlinson reported to the council that the present building code of Miami Beach does not require builders to make provision for the storage of refuse cans, and that until the building ordinances are revised no constructive sanitation program can be instituted. Complaint was made particularly against eating houses on Fifth and those south of this thoroughfare. During the discussion relative to the complaint it developed that Miami Beach had a health officer, delegated from the police but that there was no organized or competent board to oversee the-sahitation of Beach business houses, hotels and residences.

Uoes not expect a dissenting vote. $13,000 four apartment and garage The issues under consideration residence in the Surprise lake sec tion. Lincoln C. Lance will make a 000 addition to Beach View prop Most London hostesses have re turned to the old-fashioned candles erty. Angello Stands Pat on Contract Made For Band Mummollo Insists His Carnival Work Will Not Interfere With Concerts Here for lighting dinner tables.

are SISR.OOO for sewage drain. for sanitary sewers. $08,000 for storm sewers. $150,000 for water mains. I $76,000 for three bridges over Col lins ranal.

$16,000 for street paving. $20,000 for city parks. for a refuse DEATHS DEPLORED 'Hay Fever" i the title of a play the bone by the rain and burned by the sun, they said. They told Justice of the Peace James Ij. Gavagan, here, who is taking care of them while their boat is being repaired, that for want of water during the latter days of tbe siege they wrung rain water from their clothes in an attempt to quench their thirst.

"If we get stock on a sand bar," the men said in declaring that they intended to return to Daytona in their boat but via the inland route, "we can get out and walk home. Dry land is going to be close at hand from now on. Saturday at noon the men left Matanzas inlet at Daytona, in the boat on a fishing expedition. Three miles from shore they laid their lines. Several hours later, they said, they unsuccessfully attempted to start the motor.

Then began the four-day vigil with a sudden squall that afternoon in which Marie TemP'st appeared in Miami Beach Council Sends Reso London this summer. lutions to Widows for groins and jetties into T7nTittistn of KtmnnthT were Strikes in India in three months this year numbered 36 and affected 20,000 workmen. passed Wednesday by the Miami Atlantic ocean. I $300,000 for initial unit for a city hall, and a warehouse at Jefferson av. Jind Alton rd.

Beach city council deploring the sul-den deaths of William Jennings nrtH Afuvor Parker A. Hender MERRITT ISLAND 40 acres Cape Canaveral Peninsula. $400 per acre. Corner lot, 62x105. 312 blocks off Flagler One-third cash.

son. Copies were sent to the widows driving them farther seaward. Early yesterf ay they sighted the tanker, which wa's out of its usual course and in a section seldom traveled by freight or passenger boats. of these prominent Miami men who died suddenly Sunday. BEACH BUILDING RECORDS BROKEN W.

M. B. F. THURSDAY PROGRAM. Two blocks Grapeland Boulevard.

12 lots in one solid block including 4 double corners. 600x164. $35,000. One-third cash. The Fleetwood Radio Orchestra.

$850,000 Floridian Hotel Brings July Permits to $3,460225, Passing All Former Marks. Selection from Mile Modiste. Herbert Jersey Town's Street Sinking Into Quicksand Strata Thought Quiescent Acts Suddenly and Drops Thoroughfare 10 Feet to Miami Datlr fn -BUTLER. X. .1..

July 30 A Bec-tion of Butler's Main st. has been "linking and storekeepers fear that More of ihe street may disappear. 'Beveral years ago jr was discovered Itkat the thoroughfare had been built iacjoss a bed of quicksand. At various times the situation had One block Grapeland Boulevard in Kew Gardens. Big double, 110x190, $1,500.

One-third cash. He who dances must pay the fiddler, and he who signs a contract must raV the band, figure Angello Mummolio, band lader, who politely informs C. W. Chase, of the Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce. Mummollo has a perfectly good contract with the Beach chamber secretary for bringing his band here next winter.

Since the contract was signed Secretary Chase has demanded that Mummollo cancel his contract. But Signor Mummollo does not see it that way. Signor Mummollo informs the, Beach chamber hewill be iu- Miami Beach Dec. 1 with his band and that he doesn't intend to imitate the king who with all hi men turned round and marched right down again. The contract between the bandmaster and the chamber secretary has been in dispute ever since Angello Mummollo and his Italian musicians signed to play for a summer carnival company.

Members of the chamber amusemnt and advertising: committee say. the contract does not hinder Mummollo from seeking summer contracts, but it was assumed that Mummollo would not lower the standard of bis programs by affiliating with a summer carnival company. Spanish Waltz. La Susana Love's Greeting Ballet Music from Faust Gounod fa) The End of a Perfect Day fb I Love You Truly Bond MONEY MAKERS Small Bungalow just off of Day proposed trolley on Day Coconut Grove. Price 4,850.

Cash down, $2,450. New Three-Room House on a 90-ft. front lot. Price J4.250. Cash down, 1,750 lot alone worth the money.

0120 on Carter St, Coconut Grove. Garage on property. Price cash payment $3,200, or' will sell part of same. CHESHIRE'S REFRESHMENT STAND S. W.

31st St. and Grapeland Boulevard Quartette from Rigoletto Verdi Today's apartment house special. Newly completed 16 apartments with garages. Completely and elegantly furnished. Close in S.

W. section. Act quickly. one-third cash. Delivery Guaranteed i Write P.

O. Box 8209 March. The Free Lance ousa 7 to Concert.1 8 to 8:15 News and weather report. 8:15 to 8:30 Dance Selections. 10 to 12 Dance Selections.

Fred Algiere. leader. H. R. Baum, announcer.

All monthly building records of Miami Beach, were passed Wednesday when Building Inspector A. C. Rhoads. announced that the July record to date was $3,460,225. This sum was reached with the arrival of approved plans for the Floridian hotel being erected by Jerome Cher-bino on tbe old aquarium site.

The permit issued from the Beach building department declares the structure value to be $850,000. S. D. Butterworth is the architect Langford Construction Co. is the builder.

Arthur Akin was given a permit to erect a $7,000 residence, and Fritz Kriis was "given a permit to erect a $1,500 garage apartment. keen brought to the- attention of the. IMorriscounty freeholders and the Mown authorities. Nothing was done ATLANTA WOMAN IS GUEST Mrs. W.

J. Tearce, Atlanta, is a guest of Police Sergt. Carl Neese and wife, 220 Meridian Miami Beach. Mrs. Pearce is a sister of Mrs.

Neese. She will remain on Miami's playground for a week before returning; to the Georgia city. BEACH FINES AT S9t5 'to change the condition. Stores were built as the town grew, sewers and pipes were laid. Citizens began to believe the quicksand would remain quiescent.

JJ The other night it went into action, disturbed, it is believed, by a heavy team Rhovel working on the new Ironnty highway through the town. Forty feet of Main st. began to and in the morning, in front f( Frank Whittle's hardware store, I here was a bole 10 feet wide, 40 feet Cuba plans to have a gasoline tax of 10 cents gallon. COLCORD HARRIS 735 FIFTH STREET MIAMI BEACH PHONE 2115 Foliee Chief C. E.

Brogdon. Judge Grover Morrow and Clerk Carl Xeese Wednesday bad 85 customers in court. All of the defendants were arraigned for violating traffic or liquor laws. A total of $925 in fines was collected. and at least 10 feet deep.

Sewer 'pipes had been broken and water liuea FURNISHED BEACH HOUSE A good house, well furnished, in one of the best residential sections of the Beach 1655 Bay Road. Price, $37,000 Cash, $23,000 A. W. JACKSON WM. M.

F.LINN CO. 512 Collins Avenue Phone MB 2230 the hole. Emergency pumps were rigged and Butler spent the day pump- 'ing. It is feared that the street may GERMAN CENSUS SHOWS 62,468,762 Increase During Last Seven Years Placed At 5.6 Per Cent, or 8,300 OOO MARLBOROUGH HOTEL ALTON ROAD 17th STREET LOT 100 150 This beautifully hotel fully equipped and ready for business contains 72 guest rooms with baths exclusive of the first floor is offered for sale for a few days only. About $150,000 in cash is required to handle the deal.

If interested communicate with me at once. ADDRESS P. O. BOX 526 MIAMI BEACH keep on sinking. So far building walls show no signs jf weakening and the 'sidewalks on either side are not even cracked.

"PICTURE SHOWN CAST MEMBERS Mary Thurman and Charles Mack Featured in "Pon on the Suwanee River" Suilbdlividers "'Down on the Suwanee River," motion picture, was "shown Wednesday night for members the cast ami their friends. It was produced by Royal Palm Productions and directed by Ij. F. Keanedy. Actual scenes of the Suwanee river are features of the picture.

These (Cnnitolldated Pff BERLIX, July 30. The provisional result of the new German census shows that the population of the country amounted to 02,468,762, excluding the inhabitants of the Saar, on June 16. The latter are estimated to number 760,000, so that the total population, were they included, would stand approximately where it did at the end of 1908, when Alsace and Lorraine and the Polish provinces' were under German sovereignty. At the outbreak of the war in 1014 the population had grown to C8.0O0.000. The present figures, however, show an increase of ,3,300,000 or 5.6 per cent, since Oct.

8, 1918. Between 1910 and 1919 the corresponding figures of increase were 1,400.000. or 2 4 per Out of the 3,300,000 additional inhabitants who were counted for the first time on June IB. 2.000.000 were male and 1,300,000 female. Positive Delivery On These Miami Beach Bargains were taken through the courtesy of ion! jrrbe All-Florida ltealty Co.

of Miami, which owns White Springs and O0O acres to the north and east, in-, Hudins 10 miles of frontage on the historic river. Featured members of the cast are Mary Thurman and Charles Mack. Reports indicate olber pictures will be made in the same district. The picture will not be released for sev- eral weeks. Best Lake Subdivision Tract in Florida Double Corner 150x125 Fronting Collins Park on 21st St.

Land value alone $2,000 front foot. Ten Family Apartment House on Key Lot to Corner. Price For a Few Days Only Fifty buildings of American steel are now being erected in the colony of Kenya East Africa. Rompers with pictures that enter-Main the baby wearers have been in- troduced in Europe. Princess Juliana the siiteeri-year-old heiress to the Dutch throne, will study law.

0 Acres The annual printing bills for the Cardiff consular district of Wales Itctal JT.300.000. Brazil's coffee crop this season will fill 11,000,000 bags. $250,000 Special Listings For Today EXCLUSIVE LISTINGS Meridian Hotel. 86 rooms, CQflfl flflfl wonderful purchase at )JUUUUU This property will have income to pay you in three years. Five Double Corners, facing Flamingo Hotel, unrestricted, most wonderful income site for commercial purpose of Miami Beach.

First ClOfl flflfl time ever'offered for sale vUUUU Corner Fifth and alley. Where is there a faster growing location. This lot will C7R flflfl double in a year vlUjUUU One of most beautiful residences on beach, 16th street, 75 feet front. Liot alone is worth value of property. Eight rooms, two baths, CCf flflfl garage and servants' quarters vUUUUU Ocean Front Luramus Park.

Key to the corner. Where can you duplicate this purchase when we all know these lots are CI Aft (1110 worth $150,000 I UUfUUU 99-Year Lease Ocean Drive 25 feet, Collins Avenue 100x1200 Ocean Frontage Corner 13th and Washington Washington to Drexel Corner and Jefferson Lincoln and Bay Road 121x160 feet 48th and Bay Road Opposite Fisher Home 99-Year Lease On Collins Avenue 25x90 on Fifth Street Surprise Lake, Unrestricted Meridian Avenue, 70x203 38th, Near Collins Double Corner, 110 ft. frontage $110,000 La Gorce Subdivision Lots 5 and 6, Block 4, $15,000 Each Bring your binder and arrange terms with the owner. These listings are direct with the owners. COLCORD HARRIS 735 Fifth St.

MIAMI BEACH 2115 Office Space $1,200 Per Year MIAMI BEACH COR. ALTON ANI LINCOLN RD. Janitor Service Phone Service Light and Fan Ice Water Parking Space We furnish free Competent bookkeeper, stenographers and typists available Building Ready About August 15th FOR SPACE APPLY FLAGLER LAND CO. 1114 LINCOLN ROAD Entirely Surrounding Beautiful 450 Acre Lake Webster Right on Hypoluxa Highway All High and Dry Seaboard May Enter Property i This is a wonderful opportunity for a subdi-vider who realizes the wonderful possibilities of this section. For Three Days Only (To Satisfactory Purchaser) Meridian Ave.

Corner Southeast Corner of Second 100 ft. on Meridian Ave. A Real Buy at $55,000 Beach Hotel 23 Rooms. Large Lobby. Dining Room and Hotel Kitchen.

Close to Smith's Casino where activities are in full swing. Income is around $25,000 per year. Price For Immediate Sale, $65,000 Apartment House Between Collins Ave. and Washington Ave, on First St. Lot alone worth the price asked as land values on this street are $1500 per front foot.

Price For Quick Action $60,000 CHESS CO. Smith's Casino 1 9S00 AcL Coral Way and 14th Ave. Corner Lots 22, 23, 24, 25; Block 60; 100x117 Price, $50,000 One-Third Cash Balance, 1 and 2 Years Harrington Investment Co. 200 W. Flagler Phone 5883 1-4 Cash Balance, Arranged H.

M. DAVIS Hotel LaFlora, Miami 1238 Collins Ave. Miami Beach Tel. 2256 Miami Beach.