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PAGE TWO MAIN NEWS SECTION MIAMI DAILY NEWS SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1929 A Route and Director of Great Trade Flight Queries Given School Pupils Stir Indignation of Parents DREADNOUGHT A BETTER ItlUSH At Service Station and Automobile Dealers Pist. By P. A. GAEAGE ALCAPONE 'HIT' WITH SOCIETY BUDS OF NORTH (CONTIMJED FROM PAGE ONE) COUNTY-WIDE MOSQUITO WAR HERE IS URGED Dr. MacDonell Says Stagnant Water Near Homes Breeds Pest Map shows the route to be followed by giant, multi-motored amphibian plane, which will sot off in October for a tour of Central and South America.

The flight will be backed by 30 to 40 civic and industrial sponsors. Lieut. Donald Bra fry of the 100th aera squadron, flight dircctof and chief pilot of the trade extension flight shown in lower left. OPINION SPLITS UPON RETURNING EDITOR -CONVICT "IX TRY FRY For Good DENTISTRY 26 East Flagler St. One Question Relates to Mental Attitude of Supposed Adopted Child Special to the 'ew York World and the Miami Daily CHICAGO, May 25.

Parents of children attending University of Chicago elementary schools are indignant against questjons asked the youngsters in a questionnaire fad' that has hit the school. One of the questions which excited special worry in juvenile minds and special indignation the part of parents was: "Is such an idea as that you are an adopted ichild difficult for you to shake That question, according to mothers, led to children asking their par County-wide eradication of the mosquito is the only tray to free Dade A county of the pest, in the opinion of Dr. George MacDonell, chief of the Miami health division. Last year the salt marsh mosquito was prevalent Electric Ice PHONE 8889 NEW ELECTRIC ICE CO 637 North Miami Ave. -v Vv "tLo OCEAN mmc aipsiAi (i i barrassment for a acketeer has his pride he might wipe out the entire younger set.

"That man's a wonder, I'm here to state," said the bud who. by the bye, is not the deb that slid down the bannisters of a public building here recently. "Send im flowers? Don't be goofy. Guns are more in his line. It's a good line, too, if anyone should drive up in an armored car and ask you.

I've heard him talk. "Yes, and I'm not the only girl in our crowd 'who admires Al. Though possibly Im the only one' who wrote a set of verses to him before he got arrested. Tes, I did, and how "Did you say, 'and "IH tell you. The minute I met him oh, yes.

In Florida. Weren't you round Miami at all this winter? Several of us met him, informally, of course, at the races or a prize fight or this and that. Didn't our jpeople object? Probably. But some of what they call our best people were entertained at AFs house. Positively, they engineered and fought for invitations.

Why, Al was, one of the sights of B'lorida. To go to Florida and not see Al was like going to New York ents if they were adopted. The interrogations were put to the pupils in the fourth, fifth and sixth i grades, according to Prof. Nelson B. Henry of the department of education of the university.

"Taken all together, I do not consider the things asked objectionable," he said. There Were 75 questions. Some of them, he said, were "Do you find home a hard place to get along in?" "Do you live in a make-believe life in addition to your real lue?" "Did you ever run away from home?" "Did you ever feel )ike running away from home?" "Do things- ever seem to get misty before your eyes" "Do you feel bored a good deal of the time?" Prof. Henry said the Idea behind the interrogations had been to "try to get a slant on the children's general attitudes." Lawyer Offers Free Services to Aid Escaped Georgia Prisoner my I'nlted Pre) ATLANTA, Ga May 25. Law and sentiment remained at, odds tonight as.

Georgia became politically Interested in the case of Robert Elliott Burns, Chicago magazine editor and escaped convict wanted back on a chaingang in this state to complete serving a term for a $4 robbery. State Sen. E. D. Rivers, candidate last year for governor, announced he would serve free as Burns' lawyer in an effort to save the "man who has gone straight." Rivers was ready to make the question of a pardon for Burns a political issue in the 1930 campaign.

lie demanded an immediate pardon. Gov. L. G. Hardeman, after signing Requisition' papers for return of Burns from Chicago, said he would await recommendations of the state prison commission as to a pardon.

Under the present system, the commission would not be likely to consider Burns' case for 10 months or a year. The two men who were arrested for the robbeery that Burns has since said he was forced into through hunger, are no longer in the state. Sidney C. Glegg was pardoned three years ago. John Moore escaped in 1924.

His whereabouts are unknown. Should Burns be sent out on the road gang he will be subjected to a rigid discipline and life that can be nothing but a. far call from that of recent years. Heavy chains linked to each leg keep the convicts from running away. In some groups the prisoners sleep in cages mounted on heavy wagons that trundle their live freight here and.

there where there are roads to be repaired. Burns was arrested earlier in the week, according to his story, his wife told authorities of his past, because he had left her. and not seeing Texas Guinan or thc4 lere aa early as April 25. This year, however, there has been no flight of the mosquito as yet, he reports. A program extending over a period of five or six years, expending $23,000 a year, could completely control the breeding of the mosquito, he believes, leaving Miami an all-year-round pleasure anil health resort and convention city.

According- to Dr. MacDonell, there Is a popular error, difficult to eradicate, that 'mosquitoes breed in weeds. Mosquitoes can propogate only in water wlich is allowed to stand sis seven days, he says, but they will breed in anything that collects water rain barrels, tubs, troughs, cans, milk bottles, old auto casings, flower vases anything that holds stagnant Jtrater. "Most families breed their own jests. since this type of mosquito does not fly far," he continued.

"Householders are urged to inspect carefully their premises and request their neighbors to do likewise, turning over receptacles which contain water so that the next rain may not refill them. Cans should -have holes punched in them on being emptied. Bain barrels should be screened, or harve kerosene on surface. In houses of bungalow type, it is advised that papers stuffed up the chimney, as many mosquitoes find entrance in this tfay to an otherwise well-screened house. "The mosquito control Brigade of the diviison of health, is actively engaged in oiling basins, rock pits end tier places where water stands, but each citizen can do much to insure his own comfort and to protect public health." At Your Grocers Sheet Metal WORK Of All Kinds at Reasonable Prices Satisfaction Guaranteed skylights, ventilators, kitchen equipment, etc.

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Statue of Liberty. "Well, the minute I met him for the first time I knew he hat! a brain. And he has the nerve of a pirate. Has to have, though he looks so good-natured. He's interestingTl mean.

He's done things Did you ever try to reason with a bud? Don't. "Oh yes. he's supposed to have bumped off quite a number of boys who Were trying to bump him off first. That takes- brains and nerve, doesn't it? And yet if he really did it understand I don't say he didn't why isn't he in jail for murder instead Of for whatever it is? "If the government let him roam around Florida, who were to draw the line? Or, for that matter, conclusions. "Afraid? Of course I wasn't afraid of him.

I'm not a bootlegger. I wish he 'were here this afternoon. I'd 1 Jf i FIGHT STADIUM DISCUSSION SET BY DADE BOARD This and Other Live Issues to Be Considereed Tuesday 1 i.mnrvmiTi 1 SOUTH AMERICA MAY HEAR STORY OF MIAMI TRADE (CONTIXCED 1'KOM FACE ONE) DADE DEMOCRAT GROUP STARTS ORGANIZATION (COXTIXCED FROM PAGE OXE) enjoy a cnat witn ai. i go over to Holmesburg to see him, and I may yet, except that he very likely 1 iy i rub i i a GOLD IN CULF STREAM PARIS. May 23.

The Gulf Stream carries more than $8,000,000,000 worth of gold past any given point annually, according to M. Claude, French engineer, who is trying to convert the waters of the Gulf Strain into power. Something less than a cent's worth of gold is contained in every 220 gallons of the stream's water, it is shears, Clark S. Remley, A. D.

F. Bloodworth, W. F. Brown, Carl Meeks, Charles Morrison, H. W.

Watts, Robert J. Dykes, W. O. Shaw, W. L.

Harris, E. E. Ayars, J. Bruce Hayden, C. G.

Smoak, G. E. Sims, W. Mobley, Preston Lee, J. W.

Turner, A. E. Campbell, Alonzo Lewis and H. Hooks. Plans adopted Saturday by the committee are said to be the fruit of careful consideration and preparation and tre believed by the committee to insure a militant and successful party Extension flight is designed tp cement the good will established by Colonel Lindbergh and later renewed at many HAITIAN RECEIVER GIVEN NEW POST wouldn't remember' me he meets so committee as a house of representa- many people." tires bears to the executive depart points by President Hoover on his RESTAURANT A trifle dazed, but inspired by the pre-in augural it is 'more than most laudable motives this corre a good will project and is intended to EQUIPMENT spondent tried to thrust a pin into accomplish just what the name im Geo.

L. Dixon Go. organisation On a permanent, full time basis. ment, while the committee of officeholders will perform the functions of the senate, bringing about well-balanced and well-regulated county jot ernment for the The permanent office is to be opened at once on the. 10th floor of the Congress building, where Mr.

Watts will be in charge. All Democrats of Dade county are umted to DANDRUFF CURE "The House That Service Built" plies trade extension. Miami, in its campaign to establish the city as a strategic contact point and distribution center for United States Pan-American trade operations, cannot afford to overlook this opportunity to present its reasons for such Henry O. Shaw, chairman, said idea of Organizing the Demo cratic party in Dade county as a per 841 N. Miami Ave.

Do yen want a healthy Poo your manent year-round organization, Phone 8751 bringing into active participation all recognition, many city officials and local business leaders acquainted with make this their headquarters and to consider it a place for meeting and of the factions and elements of the Special the Yark World aad tht Miami Dailr ra WASHINGTON, May 25. Dr, A. C. Millspaugh, who recently resigned as financial adviser and general receiver, of Haiti, has accepted an appointment with the Institute of Government reasearch of the Brookings institution of this city. Before going to Haiti, Dr.

Millspaugh for five years served as administrator general of the finances of Persia, heading fta American commission that virtually had complete control of the financial and economic reconstruction of that country. In his new. position, according to the announcement, he will apply his practical experience as an administrator and his training as a political scientist to the "study of the principles and problems involved in the administration of dependencies and backward countries." the bubble of glory hovering above Ala Swarthy head. We mentioned blood, large quantities of it; wounds in the back and such like. The bubble merely grew bigger and brighter.

"He's a go getter," the bud agreed. It didn't eem to be a pose, either. It developed that some of the younger set thought he was terrible but tlat, anyway, some of the younger set preferred lemonade. It Was all a matter of taste. Wa said we'd heard Al ate with his knife.

"What if he does?" demanded the bud, "don't be a snob. Look, there's nothing mysterious about some of us rating Capone pretty high. People like to read about Captain K'4d And Robin Hood. I appreciate a racketeer while he's Still alive. He's party, has been under consideration by the outstanding Democrats of the the project agree.

Sponsors Of the flight believe that it will not only strengthen the recently acquired trade position of the United seaip Iteh? Is yir hair ailing nut fir turning fray? nave yon dandruff? county for some time. "The action of the Dade county States in these countries, but will also Democratic executive committee this demonstrate the practicability of an afternoon in perfecting such organiza tion and opening permanent headquar Burcline's Discussion with the city fathers of the best site for the new fight arena, consideration of. a recent auditor's Report about county f.uances and a report of the committee named to take action on a central law library for the judges are among matters that will be taken up by the county commissioners at their special meeting at 10 a. m. Tuday, according-to W.

Cecil chairman. Consideration of the arena matter will be in joint meeting with the city commission, it is expected. The latest site? to be proposed is at N. W. Seventh ave.

and 2Sth st. on the county fair grounds, which would be next to the $50,000 armory which the county will construct atfthat point. Objections have been voiced by citizens against the proposed location of the arena at Other points suggested. The auditor's report which the board will read and digest pertains to excest. fees charged by justices of the peace, the necessity of the county board refunding the excess amounts said to be due the county by Henry R.

Chase, former sheriff. A trust fund probably will be created to handle the fee situation. The board gOme time ago considered merging of the libraries of the four circuit judges into one central library available to all, at.d the taking of steps to prevent duplication in books, in this way saving enougn money to employ a clerk to be in charge. Judges would be required to give receipts for all books W. Cecil Watson, chairman, and AV.

E. Norton, clerk of the county board, were named on this committee. extensive air service tor passengers and freight between this country and THEX CSK HATKLIFE Halrlife oever fails. Oa bottle will prove Its- miraculous powers. On sale at all drag stores, dept.

stores and barber shops, fries 60c and 91.00. ters is certainly a step in the right our La tin-American neighbors, prelim direction. inary announcements point out. "The citizens Advisory committees as outlined in the plan will bring into The Sikorsky will carry a crew of six, headed by Lieut. Donald Beatty got to be clever to stay alive long.

Of active participation an or tne various of the 106th Aero squadron, and in eluding Jjeshe A. alker, navigator and co-pilot who Was a war-time in exchanging ideas for the good of the party from all parts of the county. The fact that Florida is being watched by7 the entire nation, a result of the last election, will put major parties on their toes, local political leaders belieVe, making it advisable and necessary for the Democrats to maintain as strong arid efficient an organization as possible, which it is believed the steps taken Saturday will bring into effect. Members named to date on the citizens committee, which will total 23 when completed, include W. I.

Evans, S. J. Barco, Norman Gravels, James Walmy, Ben Shepard, James E. Calkins, Richardson Saunders, Mrs. T.

V. Moore, Frank B. Shutts, Boss A. Rceder, X. E.

Schilling, Harry Goldstein, James M. Carson, W. V. Evans, LeMont Graw, W. K.

Nelsk, Luther Chandler, Carl Adams, Isidor Cohen. Carl T. Hoffman and T. F. McAuliffe.

The office-holders committee will consist of E. B. Leatherman. J. Lummus, Bob Simpson, W.

Cecil elements of the party and will get the ideas of all Democrats as the advisory committees will take in a true cross-section of the party throughout structor and founder of the first aca TORK, Pa. For parking his car too near a fire hydrant, Fire Chief L. Ellis Wagoner is out $2., He was arrested In front of the county courthouse and fined by the mayor in traffic court. demic school o( aeronautics, at Culver the county. Military academy; Robb C.

Oertel "In placing the active management who accompanied Commander Richard of the affairs of the party in the hands of H. W. Watts, secretary ot the Democratic executive committee, there is no question that the proper Monday and Tuesday Felt Base QQA yd. Many Beautiful Patterns 6x9 Felt Base 00 AO Linoleum RUGS d.9U 9x12 Felt Base 1 7E Linoleum RUGS dQ.f 3 We Sell Rugs, Linoleums, Hall and Stair Carpets Only at Lowest in Florida Prices, Because Covering Your Floors Is Our Business man for the job has been selected as Mr. Watts has been for many years Deaf Hear Again Through' Aid Earpiere No Itigger Than Dime Wins Enthusiastic Following Ten-' Day Free Trial Offer one Of our leading residents, whose New Imported Japanese Parasols reputation a citixen and as a Demo crat is the best, and we are sure that his judgment and constant efforts will courge, Capone got arrested, but I bet he arranged that beforehand.

He's absolutely there. I'm not the only person in Philadelphia who admires him, so you needn't so horrified. "You've lived in Paris. Didn't yon ever visit the Apache dance hails? Well, weren't you absolutely thrilled? And here '8 a thrill right at your door. Imagine Capone as your dinner part' ner.

You wouldn't be bored. There's a thrill for you, my dear." Not-for us, my dear, we insisted. We'd rather be bored than drilled. "He's fascinating," the bud insisted, "the nan has SA." Though still groggy, think there's a great lesson concealed here some here. Perhaps for the parents heaveh help them--of the younger set.

Perhaps for Hoover's federal crime commission. Perhaps, indeed, for Al Capone. A racketeer never knows, when he starts, where he will end. If, helpless in jail, Scarface Al suddenly finds himself the buds' buddy, it's going to knock Chicago for a loop. RECOVERY IS SEEN FOR GENE'S WIFE hannouizfe into a strong militant body Byrd to the north pole.

I). Browne, organization director in charge of the national headquarters; Harry W. Tascoe, trade expert, who is acting as liaison Officer and who will visit each of the cities on the route before arrival; of the plane, and Roy G. Owens, secretary of the export association, are others connected with the project. Orfin C.

Welsh, formerly of the Ford Motor Co. and producer of the Muscle Shoals educational films, will be official photographer. Representative business men will receive the crew at each city. A talking film, depicting the industries of the United States in general and the south in will be shown at each point. To adapt the talking apparatus to the various language needed, a special concession has been granted allowing the crew to use a new invention making possible ft syn MIAMI PAPER FOUND ON PACIFIC ISLE Members of arson, Y.

F. Blanton. Henry L. Oppenborn and Senator J. VT.

Watson. These committees will advise and consult with the Dade County Democratic executive committee, of which Henry O. Shaw is chairman, and which consists of the following pre cinct members S. H. Wheeler, Kewton Trenham, James W.

Wiggins, E. Sf. Ostland, F. A. Whitehead, Joseph Elsetier, J.

M. Corneas, Tom Koons, Theodore W. Moore. Dfiniel J. Abbott, M.

E. tfid-ler, W. D. Pawley, J. K.

Williams, James Donn, Ralph H. WctmOre, E. L. Cushman, C. C.

Camden, Walter H. Combs, H. A. Willis. R.

R. Poston, W. A. Otter, W. W.

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PARASOLS FIRST fLOOft. the Democratic party in Dade H. W. Watts, who was named organizer, made this comment: "I believe that there could be no better time than this for Democratic organization in Dade county and all of Florida for that matter. It is an undisputed fact that Dade county is Democratic by a comfortable majority, and that under all but exceptional conditions this majority will continue to prevail.

I am proud to have a part in this work, and will do my utmost to help build a Democratic organization in Dade county. This is in accord with the idea of Jewett Shouse. our new national chairman, and I hope that Dade county will be one of the first counties of the state to fall line with this plan; "I believe that the Democratic executive committee, together with the citizens consulting committee and the office-holders' committee, can truly be said to represent the Democratic party in Dade county." SHE TAMES 'EM MIAMI BUG GO. 62 N. E.

l.t SL Getting news from home in a roundabout way, two shipwrecked German sailors whose small boat was washed ashore on an uninhabited island in the southern Pacific, found the first news from their country in many months in a copy of the Florida Deutches Echo, published in Miami by Albert W. afld picked up on the island, according to a German newspaper in Australia, says a story byt Burroughs F. Perry in the May Issue Florida Newspaper News. Now Mr. Partak is trying to 'figure out how a copy of his paper traveled from Miami to the lonely, uninhabited island in the southern Pacific.

chronized story of the picture to be printed on a roll timed, with the action on the screen, Speaking through a microphone, a lecturer will stand by the projector and read the roll as it unwinds. The story will be printed in English, French and Portuguese and the lec ID) PARTS AND SERVICE turer in each instance will be familiar with the language spoken in the com LOTS OF SUPPORT munity. Booklet On "Industry and the Americas" will be distributed in connection with the lecture. TOLA, Italy, May 25. Mrs.

James J. Tunney, although seriously ill, should be able to rally from Ler present relapse' and make a gradual but slow recover-, her physicians said today. Grave anxiety was caused when the wife of Gene Tunney took a turn for the worse and developed a high fever in the last few days. The best medical experts within range were summoned. Dr.

Arthur W. Meyer, surgeon who operated on Mrs. Tunney for an abscessed appendix nearly four weeks ago, was called from Berlin. Mrs. Tunney's condition is a repercussion of the intestinal disnrrW thsf LONDON, My 25.

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