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ik I I WS CITY NEWS COMICS ADS SECOND sEcnoN fp AND METROPOLIS OLDEST PAPER IN BlIAMI -ESTABLISHED 1S90 TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1926. THIS MAN ENDORSED BY 3I1A311 G. O. P. FOR NEXT POSTMASTER SMITH, MIADOO 1 OPERA -SINGER WINS DIVORCE HARBOR CLEAR REPEATLIKELY, BYWEDNESDAY Both rartlee rarants oRR pLAN voTE 31I.A311 WATER CO NOW FACES SUIT souGHT BEFoRE Jtoc Country tho ot Club Lots rotinriatnrni MIAMI 'WATER Co.

NOW FACES SUIT DADE COUNTY TO ASK STATE SPEED TRAIL 1 N- t. oot.IP:7) I 'r, "P'c CASH EXPENDED MI. sAys TAGGART1 sitze Szzaute Set mitt. yclunz trattei op. rd sAys ENGINEER cif Miami.

has teen as c4 martikr.o from Lor 1ub-1 Unless Both- Stay Out of Powell lt. SeLroitt whom abeiLast oi Masts Severed, Race Another Dead- married June 21, Itt22, to plesea the Dredges parents of both parties. accordits to Rush By-Pass lock Probable 12.1- petition. She bars ale Mel Arrnind 2 married June 21, 1.q22, to 0,3,4 the Race Another Dead-. paretts of both parties.

accorditt to Dreages Rush By-Pass lock Probable lor petition. She bays she met Around Barkentine gommittee Meets mission To Oppose Present Harbor Outlay I Tamiami Junction Finishing. to Be Demanded by Commissioners An injunction is sought against the Co. to prrvent the trig of water mains across lots 26-1: and 3-1; cif the Country Club addition. The complainant, E.

Lawrence, owner of these lots, reprements that be intends to use them for warehouse purposeq. ati they front on the bliatil river. Tbe danger of the water pipe being laid by the company bursting at some future date makes it impossible to build over it without danger, be represents'. The company is asked tither to bury this. pipe in 12 inches of coricrete or to lay it in some other place.

The state road department, which meets in Tallahassee on Schmitt after the World war in 1119 and that his father took a fancy to Miatni Unless Gov. Albert E. Smith her. paying her eapenses while she was liartOr positivelyorill. of New York and William getting a laical education in Newl stolric.

ter he a 4.ucqs pen Thursday, and perhaps Gibbs McAdoo both stay out of a -to 0 the .1923 Deocratic race for shi egv rer.prestirbentulited.r"2" wiken Pe gineer, the presidency the convention 'nee, and he ntractig parties forecast Tuesday mom- Imre; will be another long-drawn out affair never lived together at any ao-ling cordin.g to the papers filed. in citing progress of work la rr and widenit.g the ehentt4. lwrecklrg the to loarkentine PriZiS Veldt- Ike that at Ilatlison Square gartien New York. in 1924. Thomas Taggart.

BOYBRIGANDS mer U. te Srtator from Indiana. The teat of the orerterrtiod i titea rassta wadi son "'IA 16 tlbe's was loevered Monday ty -4- ti-'''' A 4 it ,0 -Jor I ...1,:: 1 i ,,.,:,:1::.., 1 0 2. 4. i ,44,..

if). I 4 1' i e.4....!!:-:.7,-; 4.,... tx sl ...,,1 LQmaweodow.s.mim.Aba.....aa... STORE OWNER FINED, FACING BRIBE CHARGE the Merritt41221min Wreekire Oland materially reclurod tbe breadtbt of (lintel Worked ty the veeeet Whoa the dredges talab the by-raes there will Ise a channel about equira- to the old one. It was saiL Opposition to, the expenditure pf any money by the city' commissioners on the development of the Orr plan for ami's harbor before it shall be presented tothe voters for approval, developed at the veeting of the.

cornminsioners.11onday afternoon when a committee headed by George A. Waldeck questioned the commissioners as to their intention to t-pend any rnoney from the proposod 111.250.000 bond Issue. which will be voted Feb. 11. for the development of the Orr plan.

The explained that one item in the issue calls for 000 to be used as a loan to the government for federal harbor work. One item calls for $1.500,000, which is to be used for building warehouses on the present piers, paying for bulkhead piling for the causeway fill planned under the old harbor development which has been discarded to be used in other places since it has been bought), and for dredging the turning basin to 25-feet, contingent on which the government will do its harbor. work. HOLD UP writ AUTO PARTIES Hu I 1.1 I till I MU Woman Arrested for In sanitary Market Offered Money, Inspector Says Milm.1mopmunmi. -7-- l''' "oor-' .,001 ct 7 .4 Ap.16, 1 leNt: Wednesday, will be asked' by the Dade county commissioners to take steps to hasten the junction of work on the eastern and western ends of the Tamiami trail, so thnt this cross-state roadr can be orzstied to public use as soon as possible.

This resolution was being prepared by county attorneys Monday be handed to I. E. Schilling. Miami member of the stile board, prior to his departure Wednesday night. According to discussion at a meeting of the county coinmissioners Wednesday morning, the work in Collier county has reached a point with in five miles of that at which it is -proposed that the highway in Monree county should join it: By routing its portion slightly to the southward, Collier county willjoin the construction at the Monroe county line.

was said, Collier county will build straight eastward for 17 miles, and a link of three miles wilLhave to -1)e supplied straight north and south on the Dade-Mouroe-Collier line, making 20 miles of construction necessary resulting in the present roadway through Monroe county being a dead-end road. It was said that, although an ngreement was had between Dade and Lee counties in 1019, through concurrent resolutions in the respective county seats, whereby the road would be constructed so as to be joined with the Monroe county link, through the ye-operation of the Chevelier Corp. of Miami, the creation of Collier 'county several years ago, out of portions ut Lee county, has thrown part of the construction into new hands. Collier county has never indicated its intention of meeting the short line through Monroe county. After a two-hour legal fight in pollee court, Monday night, Mrs.

Julia Gray, who with her husband operates the Colonial delicatessen btore at 446 N. Miami was fined 3200 and roots on charges a maintaining an insanitary market. News Photo Owen W. Pittman, now division chief of the internal revenue de- partment, who will be endorsed Wednesday by the Miami City Republican committee, for postmaster of Miami, succeeding John D. Gardner, the incumbent, whose term has Mr.

Gardner, also a candidate for the place, lost out when be failed to get the endorsement. The appointment is expected to be made by President Coolidge within the next few days. The place now pays $1.500 yearly and this will be increased to $6,000 on July 1, next. sident Coolidge yearly and In further explanation th4 commis00 sionera said that they will make an effort to get the U. S.

engineers to al' low them to discontinue the plans to deepen the turning basin as this is considered unnecessary under the Orr plan. this attempt is auceeasful, the terrttatic'tnlete $5(ina)f00(e)daettheaside for 7 30000 thAs I fort to get the IL S. engineers to al- ildow themhtotdiscot ntinhuei the plahn.a to I plan. rbecensagaryaaunndea; bt eigOrisr coenepesidenredt eunun If this attempt is suceessful, the a commissioners informed the commit- LI tee that the 1500,000 et aside for 1 basin work will be transferred to the Coral Gables Assured Population of Plats for routing ships out and ia for the trst few days after tbe port Trio With Car Robs Three reopens are being worked out LS' 'Harbormaster Cook who will stperGroups' During Night Iris. this dotta in order that Sorg- supplies waiting outside cam Raids I.0 brought ln gulckly.

A Empty steamers will clear trwt sod Operating in true Jr 5 se laden steamers still enter. after hieb a prioriolcy will be i kepi; Jaraes using a large lw ty in effect tntll the! tituation haa sedan instead of a lorse, three youths terrorized Miami nuto-1 Tb4, tort bag beers Mooted sines ists in the streets of the cityPsn- lo when Coe Prins- Valtietnatt in for use as a cabaret, turned ever. According to city onciale. there to shorter of flour that will le met. the admission el one of the steam-the now waiting outside as less important abortstges.

There are no deZnite Egartes of the ef clearing the harbor. Major Brown said Tuesday. Ileeords are kept but greatest coneorn, nate is es sit.mspubits tbe borl'Annonnerement of the cost 1111:1 be made it Len a report of tbe tens nutter is tnade to prover authors Lan-lidos. rnoCieial estimates of th etwl 16 city of Loring it pnrt Lace it in 'Trees et $27,0,000 a day. GIVEN DUMPING BASIN I Successful Bidder on Ship Channel Will Retail The state road department several months ago took notice of the situastion and caused a survey to.

be made of both routes. The reportsof the engineers -will be oft file in Tallahassee Wednesday, and it is belitved here the state board will be prepared to act, adopting one or the other, of the two routes. 1 Suburb Shows Most Allming men representing wealth enough to Development Since Columbus girdle the globe will flap their ears "Cranked Up New World" in eagerness for the latest news from Mr. Merrick's own home town. (EDITOR'S NOTE: Thin is the Since Mr.

Dammers put over that firet of a series of articles on Miami distrkt developments to WO deal a little more than four years be-written by Mr. Wilson.) ago, the Gables real eatnte market has By FERMAN WILSON been, eonservatively speaking, some- what active. Some excitementnot much, Last year the sales footed up to but somewas created when a The building permit lot fringing the Coral Gables total of $25.890,515 ranked Coral Ga-1 him 16th among all cities of the nation Country club golf 'course was and far exceeded any other city of sold at auction for $450. like population. During the first two Important incidents preceded the sale.

Numerous articles of shining weeks of the present year the build- ing tableware were given away. The ail- permits amounted to 1.024.500. Ter was received with open arms but More than 35N) homes bate been millions of dollars' worth of free ad- constructed aml there is a tax assess- vice was given the cold, cold shoulder. ment roll showing property ith a "Here's your sugar and creamer, market value of $100.000,000. The lady, and be proud to have a queen tax rate is 10 mills, the lowest of any like you serve me from them!" city of its size in America.

It was "Doc" Dammers talking, These figures might cause someone auctioneer extraordinary. only they to think a steel plant or shoe fie- didn't know it then. Round about tory or automobile outfit or some- him was a.small group of curious (CONTINUED ON PAGE 23) Country club golf 'course was sold at auction for $450. Important incidents preceded tbe sale. Numerous articles of f.hining tableware were given away.

The silver was received with open arms but minions of dollars' worth of free advice was given the cold, cold shoulder. "Here's your sugar and screamer, lady, and 1'd be proud to hare a queen like you serve Inc from them!" It was "Doc" Dammers talking, auctioneer extraordinary. only they didn't know, it then. Round about him was a small group of curious to ra an at ra as Le- to Lit a- "0 (I 0- ls- a he ty rie c- e- Rock Removed Any atweeat.fial bidJer ou a g.vv ernmeut contraft to reraere rork and thand from the ship obnunet, 111 rel2e4 I 'Mrs. Grey-a troubles are rot set over, for she will later face charges Ofds.tteeiultyPthinetalttho ibnrelpectbe who with A.

I. Greenhalgh, also an inspector, Policie also were en the trail of Miami's woman bandit. Isla) left the imprint of her Cinderella alieper oink 1 Late gat anti early A II esuay: 1 Iti -the pollehed ittairaitep tu the oCite made the charges againet Mrs. Gimy. When threatened with arrest Mrs.

Gray ffered Reynolds $20 if be would Democati leader of that a rc eaer a state THOMAS TAGGART N'. T. Ragland. 1f034 S. W.

Ninth stagoi after stealing a fur coat, tee drealkes! hold off making tbe charges until Mrs. a and a watch, a total of 1407. lei one of tbe outstanding leaders of that The three auto bandits rate in ate I development of the Orr harbor plan. trays hueband. who was out of the 51r.

Waldeck. chairman, raid his city. returned, the inepectors report. Party in the country believes Mr. Tag- from about IS to 21 sears.

They wayab laid vet-et-al Elaotorista by drieing tbeirata oraanization will oPoose the item took the honey. at once Fart is at the flamingo hotel. Miami car alonpade with two at the borl'A ealling itier 11,501:. 000 for harbor de- Iteld Mrs. Gray ehe would be charged Beach- i poking guns out of the windows.

Theta velopment twitb attempted bribery and turned It was Mr. Tagaart who by I victim in each instance was orderedai Mr. 'Waldeck. backed by 11 the money over ta the health board shrewdness and diplomaey almost put i out of has ear by two ban-1 it Sewell, author of a harbor develop- ofeciale to be used as evidence. over the late Samuel M.

Ralston. then dite and met Vindictiveness roblepeL a plan. urged the commissioners tot ictiveness on the part of a eator from Indiana a he Demo- sn, temo wb 1 ite bandkercblefs tied around i Wee the plans to the voters. disebarged waiter Is blamed by Mrs. manic candidate in the New York con- the boys' it as aces dropped down and the Offer a gift of more than for her trouble.

but. the in- vention after daye of deadlock be- inexperienced and tereotts batidas had( 000 was turned down by the commis- specters report the delicateraen store tween Stuith and MeAdoo. Babson di keeping fficulty king fa coveted, st i I oners. Cecil Wagon. county co yr ns-les dirty and foodotuffe unfit for could have been nomitated but after ti os- to pullet I ported is ssioner, expreseed willingnestaeoneumption were effereil for sale.

the tide set-his stay he an eolutely re- 'rho bo ba its stoaped Iva mi And and intention to "give the causeway Insta Gray announced be probably fused to servo. gieing ill health Mrs. George J. Reich, Italcvon to the citt ot Miami which offer met would appeal the case. Pate of bear- a remain.

Ile died lees than a year in their auto at Ni W. Twenty-of with energetic refusale on the part of ing on the bribery charge has not'later. third ay. and Thirty-third at. and StOlf commiseioners even after Mn i Watson been vet.

Gov' mot is prabably as An- a 1450 diamond-alatinum Tina from bad said his offer would include per- cere in his recent antiouucement that Urfa Reich and $14 in caeh from Mr. manent paving which the county ex- GABLES onLicE Reich. This was about 11:15 v. tn. he will quit fealties as was Mr.

Hal- pects to put on both sides of the D. L. Berton, 205.2 N. V. riret al-- ston in Wal.

Mr. Taggart wipe causeway neat summer. "But, he points out, "the bouor is ea sras ridiur alone la bis auto at GrePe- 111; I 111 (Making another eoncession even ROLL INCREASED and land blvd. and S. W.

at. oben failed to move the commissioners. Mr. I tatdtc that twhen e' 1 i eo It is dtoollunbtirulu if be 'a as stoPlIed b7 the same trio at Watson said the county was willing to Smith would decline. If be is backed about 12:13 a- "14' Al Horton Isasi keep a certain millage available for again by the New York sh.maarata leaving his car at the bandits orders maintainance each year and said be tuand ring and the Klan Inoue ill come to the fore be resoll'ed his $3.7400 dia felt Miami, Miami Beach and the Biltmore Hotel Opening met us it did in illI'24." droPPed It- county could work out some basis of Ile found It later in the eel! of Lis PA Mr.

Taset does rot believe tat girh division of maintainance costs. Nlayor Walkers rcent southern trip Gives Impetus to manta leg. 'The bandits ordered himlf. 'e Even after tbe city commissioners to face away from them while thesao had refused the- gift saying they bad City's Traffic improved lemith-s chances. robbed him of 11; in cash.

and enough troubles without beating the "It was not really Mayor WalLer-s this way tufssed a diamond stirkpin! burden of a project which benefited Coral Gables pollee farce Las twen fault," artid Mr. Taggart. but the which be wore. Before the trio teft0t, the claire county and mainly Miami enlarged by the addition of 12 new trip was unfortunate in that Smith's tbe scene they threw the key to flor lb Beach, Mr. Watson insisted he would men, according to an announcement enemies insieted that a political par- tons auto in the dust on the road ti finally give the cau IM' seway to the city.

TSti a 7 by M. P. Miller, director of Pose lay behind and told him where to leak for I 11 tMr. Watson also announced that public' safety. Mr.

Taggart bets been in Miami The bandits took Horton-a erstela tx even if it took traffic three hours to The men will be used se patrolmen only a day and will leave for Palm but returned it to him at hie request reach Miami Beach, the county, as for the newer districts of Coral Beach late Tuesday but already be but not before they bad broken the ti 11Iong as it paid the bills could stop the and also will be stationed at strategic has studied the changed conditions gbain ils half and kept a r414 ren- A present reckless- way of handling points to prevent motor crashes. here and believes the city has made saife. Lewes-fr. a causeway traffic. Ile maintained the great influx occasioned by the even more remerkable progress than The same aouthful bandit trio droee 7, high speed over the causeway was opening of the Ntiami Biltrnore re- he would bae believed from reports un alongside a the auto of Fred damaging to the structure.

(mired many additional dl en to hane in the nerth. Mangier, 127 S. W. Elabth Plans for the city and county to the traffic situation' Pa id parked at et. sad Italia' I "Some eitiee pliew a sudden growth iat It him of, rav a rn and releseo make a combined effort to proside 4 i one phase of he.

raid.ha etias and a ce4 watch worth adequate hospital facilities for- Dade SICK CIIICKENS bitt in 3tiami boilers are being on-' 'county developed at the meeting. im el- took ring from tbe finger ofl Watson expressed the willingnes a strurted. street end tit pub-I to Mangler. rt comnaniou and theate i Vr. BRING S100 FINEi he prosemetas made at once.

threw it bark at bn al of the commiesioners to coonrate in Mr. Tacaart ie acrompanied on bis One of the bandits bold a gen at this matter to the extent of furnishing' Poultry Healer Plead Guilin to the ground. which would probably be Keeping Stock in Had by Mrs. Taggart and by their Mangler a stomarb while another tiebi g4 and daughter, Mreaa gun at Ins back. The third bardit al a 30-acre tract county owned on N.

Condition i W. Seventh and also coope'rating V. J. I the expense of building. Young.

remained at the wheel of the car. al Dead. nick and dying thickens met They threw Manatee auto key intoi Mr. Watson urged that the city. as C.

A. Tomlin. poultry dealer, 1021 Lt11111LS' CLUB 3IEETS the bay to apreaent him from folio's ingli pit them. early as possible. discontinue pay hos- N.

W. Tweetieth et. a fine ef Sleet la service and maintain a hospital and casts in peliee court Monday 3Iangler offered reward $25 earla night Dr. Amy Cochran lititicusees Food-ruesday morning for return et tbe I for charity patients only. Ile was Chemistry at V.

W. C. twatch and apprehension ef the three backed in this by dames M. Gilmand He was charged with maintaining 1E a tt II rt Ir ft LT Ildbetth i late Monday night and early morning. rolice also were en tbe trail of Slismis woman bandit.

who left the imprint of her Cinderella slipper on.by polished stair-step fa the home of 'ors N. T. Ragland, lilt34 S. W. Ninth after stealing a far coat, Ere dreow-s1 and a watch.

a total of 1407. The three auto bandits range in age' front about 13 to 21 years. They laid receral motorists by dricing ear alongside with two of the poking guns out of the windows. Thel victim in each instance wall erdervdltire out of his ear by two armed day and robirthL 1 White handkerchiefs tied areunditbs the boys faces dropped down and inexperienced and tenons bandAs hail dif5cu1ty keeping fact covered. tints reported to pullet.

The boy bandits stopped Dr. and Mn. George J. Reich. Halcyon arcade, in their auto at X'.

W. Twenty-third ay. and Thirty-third at. tad stole a $450 diamond-platinum ring from NErs. Reich and $14 ia cash from Mr.

Reich. Tbis wr.a about 11:15 p. tn. D. L.

Horton, 2tr2 N. V. riret was riding alone in his auto at Grape-I land bled. and S. W.

rourth at. wheal be st as stopped by the same trio at 1 about 12:13 a. tn. As Itortcrn scasi leaving his car at tbe bandits orders be retoored his diamond ring a4j dropped It. Ile fout4 It later In tLe mit of Lis, Gives Impetus to Mayor alker recent outhern trip Mr.

Taggart does not believe that mil W's sls I t. -sae bandits or im red If to ace away from them while City's Traffic impro ved mith's chanees. robbed him of S1; in cash. and was not really Mayor Walker's this way missed a diamond Coral Gable poll force Las been fault," said Mr. l'aggart.

but the which be V' re. Before the trio loft ee enlarged by the addition of 12 new trip ia-as unfortuNtte in that Smith's the Ikea, they threw the key to llor 1 men, accordin to an announcement enemies insisted that a political pur- tons auto in the dust on the road TIM'Still 7 by M. P. Miller, director of Pose lay beitit4 and told him where to look for it. in public.

safety. Mr. Taggart has been in Miami The bandits took watch. men will be used ax patrolmen only a day and will leave for Palm but returned it to him at his request. for the newer districts of Coral Gables Beach late Tuesday but already be but not before they had broken the tL and also will be stationed at strategic has studied the changed conditions Irbsin bait attd kfTt a tr14 re points to prevent motor crashes.

here and, believes the city Las made 'sae, Ltoloreyrr. itV fl 'The great inux occasioned by the even more remarkable progress than The sante youthful bandit trio drove opening of the Miami Blamer, re- he would bate believed from reports up alongside of tbe auto of Fred J. 1" (mired many additional mhandle en to han in the north. Man gler, 127 S. W.

the truffle situation," said Mahn I shw a sudden growth at Eiziorthied 24. awl 1ayined. 4 41 lar't rtNI p. and radw.d him st-fv one phase of building." be, said. old watch worth in cash and a SICK CIIICKENS o-bIlt in Mi i ho amuses are bein- con-I 'They took a ring from tbe finger ofl BRING S100 FIN A treet an tit pub-I "lhe improemetts made at once.

girl companiou and threw it bat at ben Poultry Dealer Plead Guilt) to Mr. Taugart iit accompanied on his One of the bandits held a gun et lieeping Stork in Had by 'Mrs. Taggart and by their Mangler's atomarli while another Condition 1040n-in-law and daughter, Zirs.is gun at his back- The third bsodit i V. J. Young.

remained at the wheel of the car. Dead. sick and dying rhickens met i They threw Manglers auto key into 1 In the expense ot ninicung. Mr. Watson urged that the city.

as C. A. Tomlin. poultry dealer, 1021 tit' IRLS' CLUB MEETS tbe bay to pretest him from folionin i Ir'a and costs in peliee court Monday early as possible. discontinue pay hos- N.

W. Tweutieth et. a fine of ttlOti them. night. Dr.

Amy Cochran Itiscuaaes Food 'Tu3eadianagylemr oc'reffienrelig tatribie, pital service and maintain a lie for charity patients only. basked in this by James M. Gilmand lie was charged with maintainin Chemistry at Y. W. C.

twatch and apprehension of the three' 1 an inennitary tnisance by health in- i bandits. 1 i skeptics, lured for the most part by promise of presents. Thi's 'was in November, 1921. Since then "Doc" Dammers has become Edward E. Dammers.

mayor of Coral Gables; and Coral Gables, the high pine waste of yesteryear has become: A city of nearly 10.000 inhabitants (with homes on the way for another and regal with a beauty that has thrnled the nation and vamped her way into hearts and purses, big harts and deep purses. Drop in on Wall street and tell them you are from Coral Gables and you are from Coral Gables and Non-Residents Can Enter News i Dance Contest Charleston Event Open to AU Amateur Girls in South Florida gornm a ro pr or 0 veent ppiatn ie I S1.60.1,tote for lliamrs harbor, stil given a platie south of tbe channel and east a (be Hal, island bridge to r-ae as a cluml4nC basin from which the rock mar bet takea and retailed. This was a resolution passed by tbe city rem-, missioners Monday aftermeanie The occasion for this resolution wait nt tin" clank prndging Arund el Co and Meteor Transport ra Tding Co. for such a place. tome planning to ma 7, the rive et In II241br show sliaerimination.

missioners made the ob. itainable for Bey Wddrr. In this stay it is thought that tbe The position of the Dade county commissioners, it is recited in the resolution, is that Collier county has fallen heir to the agreement adopted by Lee bounty in 1919 and ratified in 1922, itnd should carry out the provisions of this contract. The Dade county board holds, also, that the state road department has fallen heir to Dade county's obligation under the agreement, this county having turned over to the state its bonds and the 'road department having already begun work for resurfacing. The link in Monroe county, which lacks seven miles of completion, has already cost the Chevelier Corp.

000, it 'was said Monday. Monroe county, which was not interested in the route in 1919, has since become aware of its value, and has voted $200,000 in bonds to complete the work, and will include $100,000 in its next issue. The Chevelier it was stated. no longer owns any trail frontage in laonroe county and bas no direct interest in the road. except to protect investors from all parts of the United States frill have purchased frontage believing that they were on a cross-state road.

The work begun by the state road department on the first 10 miles of the Tamiaml trail west of the Coral cables canal is progressing very satisfactorily. it was reported to the board. The department is increasing the width of the surfacing from 20" to 30 feet. 4 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 I 1 1 4 1 When D. 1..

Ullerry nd the Daily News started out to find tbe best ama- teur Charletton dancer in Miami and DRIVER OF BUS south Florida, wisely enough, it was COSTS, o.n required that all contestants must been born in the city and sec- Ition, or have lived so, many years of Two Others Draw Similar FinesIthi.ir vntin ti. tt th6ir lives in it. i Ls a- id 13 ''-t e- of 7 then4rontraetors. all kno in tit ill ton to retail their product. 101111 maln lower bids.

making it pfticsible for the to get more work cou thee Miami channel completed for tie smoote turvuer. IN-110, A IA WI ..1 7 young In Night Court on Speed-I Some contests are run that tag 4 11 ilj r. ing Charges tor Instance, no matter how good a The Coconut Grove bus driven by governor man in Montana might G. V. Vandercaps cannot keep to its make Florida, be couldn't run down 8thedu1e without being driven at least and enter the contest because he 0 miles an hour police ee testified in doesn't live here.

3 police court Monday night when the Not so with contestants in the driver was arraigned on charge oflO'Berry contest. Every girl, no mat-exceeding the speed limit. He was ter where bet home town is it eligifined' r30 and costs. Similar fines Ible---if she's an amateur and living were drawn on similar charges by at'preAent in Miami or south Florida. W.

II. Carling, 2379 S. W. Ninth at. If it hadn't been that way many a and E.

Spinden, 270 N. W. Thirty- girl in Miami A ouldn't have bad a Eighth at. Spinden's fine was ens- chance to aliow her Charleston stuff pended upon payment of the coats. at the contest at the Rainbow Gar a It 4 le CHURCH IS TEMPORARY HOME Temporary quarters on Sunset dr.

are being occupied by the Larkins Baptist church until its new building is complete. The old home of the church is on the W. Dixie highway across from the Florida East Coast depot. ii 4 I glitEN VAL WII4L BE EXTENDEI) The sooner the city Evangelist Illas mond T. nicker Mill who said, gets, Eleventh and A screen window in the Itneanlii tuntinue le 141i4dk away from the pay.

hospital. the bet.lsrectors who found the etiekraa on at Chemistry of food net the topic of; ithe disonesion by Dr. Amy Coehrsulhome was forced and the house lootedl old trail betwee iTsvelfth Tumlin pleaded an4 sts. of February guilty fat the meeting of the Commercial leer', Monday night It bile Mr. 1 ter it will be." City Manager Whar-f rilitr, ton also'endorsed this project.

the chickens had just arrived Girls' club cf the Y. W. C. A. Monday.

Mrs. Itagland anti Mr. and Mrs. W.i Evangelist Raymond T. Itieliv, lin Nlian Dr.

A. W. Ziebold, assistant direc-iming night at the association building. This P. Grigsby of Chicago were at le cencluctieg resieal torrekva at tor of public welfare.

was and; 11. told of the need of additional bospitall Inspector A. J. Greenhalgh said tole is the first of a series of lectures to Palm Beach. Tilt Grignly's ate sisi-Ith Allt2744'e Tatornarbr.

N. W. facilities for the department of beelth.44 the chickens died on the way to be given by Dr. Cochran. Other 16 13 b- tors in the Itaeland borne.

IThirtj-third il t. and rifts kr will tea. Mr. Watson has been asked to meetithe city ball. A number of sick and jects will be the sable of water in the A new fur coat worth $15.0.

five; kis life story at 7:15 p. Tarlac). with II B. Douglas, chairman of theidIing and dead chiekens were lying and the care of the skin and dresses worth and negligee (rail At tbe e'rnie M7- It, A. around creating.

a health menace to a lulnthi- TIventr-alt member of all belonging to Um Grigsby. and 1 rorrent. wife of the direcsor of the board of trustees of the hospital' board, and to make some definite ree- nearbr residential district, be testi- club enjoyed a trip to cope noridalla VAS watch belonging to Iire. Itae.IToceona F.1,111 I3ible yebool. less ebe durin the Busines women land were stolen.

3Iena clothing nas Prater. ommendations to the commissioners. fie'l- I The commissioners called on the David L. Epstein of the Causeway who are irterested are invited to at- examined but not taken by the burg- The IVA i TO I WM costinue tbreenels state internal improvement board to mar it ket ns fined SItIO and costa on 'teed the regular Monday meetings. Jar, who is believed to be the middle of February accorditg ts tbatslit sets ban been riding about insrnembers of the 2.

07 party. refuse the sale of lands in Dia- charge of hauling meat through the ta larg, enclosed auto for time seeks.1 within the dry limits andicitY str uncovered. ncover ed. State Society Calenaar SORREL TOPPED I BROTHERS MAKE LOW 1111 SOREL TOPPED 1 Illie radio in the Ragland home was' I1UNT BROTHERS MAKE LOW Cit3 fir way vt 4 tU ed t.n hon he art returnowd as far out in the bay as the micid1.0. PnINEW PATROL WAGON' BROTHER LOSTrn It West Mint Ileac.

was 'turned cn whoa the. party rturneci BROTHER West Mint Debc.11. It was! eayne bay .1, BID, A Action of this nature was because the city commission had been vtvAn me-lant 1 I.Pa. AS Aida LUbV na vs, bemuse the city commission had beeni Feb. 5.

For it seems nearly all states are going to be represented. Monday a couple of girls called at the O'Berry Central arcade store and qualified for the contest. They said iMIMMSMalOm I turned on by the intruder in b9 aleo I informed ceveral applications were be-1; Hialeah Augment Police Force With1Jim 1100Per. Doe From Toronto. down the Minds In the r.econd!c am- 1 ro N.

I informed severa-I applicationn were be -I Ilialeah Augment Police Forte AVith Jim 1100 Per. Due Front 0011-13 trie Mingli 7n TEO' 147tne Vaima'le City council rim Amino en fore the board at present for tbe de- Shiny Mack I Sought hY Sister Ile Ms Not v'indcw3- Letting of hat. been 4bu Contracts tor outh of the city. pa rire vut tf s.11..... celopment of islands off the bay shore! i seen tor Sesen ears Lenre.ta.

nrticularl in front Hialeah 's pollee facilaien I left in its trays. of the Coconut firove and Silver itinflangmented recently by a rew patrol I. Br NI rs. Nown- Grates Tourist i tusgon with a es ea mp. N.

W. 17ghteentli ay. and he 'EC ti, ard for th return ne lothi ut tle.tis:t;Iolttr:outter.wIthar; pitebtowt sections panty 0 per-1 rod-haired. Elite-eyed brother. Jim' millr itnirg and tnu" The Following is a recommendstionlsons.

Tht black Nlaria. paintediThirty-fourtb st- in looking tor terc.1(1314.-11. lisIburl'in which the city planinng board madegray anti lettered in gold. is fated lwith emergeney equipment, including Hooper. touppowd to be in Mistni.

rifourth rt. and E. Serond as-, tr-i ported Le ass up and of t''r ILI "IIk 'Pa' 1'4 It I'La on this subject: 'It is the opinion cf the plannitgta ntretelep. A new truek han itronn reoeited a letter Sat-Jr-' NI 4-210 cash by a lone armed bandit. '41-FT be- board that the proposed improrementnlbeen vrthored 3nd ili eptsned within IdnY "OM Litn waYing be would 1.4.-- i.

-in. realtqp cfrelittoil while he wag rn kt IlL47-1 NI. Nistbesont. :c1.1alettlea 1-LoIrvia3 In-, TUESDAY ineir nome TOWn was out ovest. neat Chicago and Denver.

Tbey got away NEW party, Ragged key, leave city dock, N. E. Third before the Daily News photographet Bring lunch. NEW ENGEANDOuting to Greenwich Village, Atlantic Shores; busses could set up his camera. leave 22S S.

E. First st. Mi. a Ruth Simmons, IS and pretty, NORTH AND SOUTH DAKOTADinner dance, Gralyn restaurant, 6 p. tn.

i from West Orange, N. was not se cALIFORNIADinner dance, S'S Minnesota, meet foot of Flagier on tLe get-away, Remember. 7:30 p. ta. the Chinese proverb that one pie, NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINADinner dance, liS Minnesota, meet is worth Loos) words.

the camera "Dixie," foot of N. r. Third 8 p. na. Reservations.

Iman got the picture- ontoDinner dance, Fleetwood hotel, 8 p. m. Reservations. "Folks up in Jerey are doing the witzcONSINBusiness, social program, Y. M.

C. A. Room 8 p. "said Miss Simmons, "and TENNESSEEBnsiness, social. McAllister.

p. tn. II Lave learned something about how vy01INGElection, party; 427 N. E. Thirty-eighth to.

tn. it's done. Maybe I'll, win one of the WEDNESDAY KANSAS-KENTUCKY-NEW ENGLANDGo to church night, First Chris- (Ian church, N. E. Fourth 7:30 p.nt., seats reserved.

HIALEAH TO GET ILLINOISDinner dance. SS Minnesota, meet foot 7:30 p. m. SCHOOL HOUSES 31ISSISSIP1'I-AIIKANSASBusiness, social program, 1100 N. E.

Second p. m. THURSDAY Five Portable R001114 Will Re Erected NEw JERSEYGarden party, Arnold 'home, Lauderdale. leave On Site Donated by Subdivision 151 N. E.

First 9:30 a. m. 6 Developers -IOWAMoonlight boat trip, meet pier No. city dock, N. E.

Third at. As soon as the "ship comes 13ring lunch, 7:30 p. m. in the literal sense, bringing 65 pert- kNADAExcursion, SS Shinnecock, 8 p. tn.

CORAL GABLES CA-NADI-11-N CLUBWith Canada society, Shinnecock able schoolrooms for use in the Miami district, five of them will be ereeted excursion. MINNESOTAWith Canada society, Shinnecock excursion. on a school site recently procured 5 FRIDAY KANSASKansas Day banquet, Wisteria Bungaow, uena Vista, 6:30 re m.l in the industrial center of Hialeah. This announcement was made by Charles M. Fisher, county superin- SATURDAY i tendent of public instruction.

Five ()MOBridge Henrietta Towers, 12:30. in the tract were donated by the ILLINOISTrip to Indrio, leave Indrio office in Zliarni at noon. Return of the subdivision. the Sunday 6-7 p. m.

I Michelson Holdings Co. cANADAProgram, business, danje, K. of C. hall, 1455 E. Second The 65 rooms, which were due to P- In.

'Le in readiness by Monday, at the .7 MONDAY. FEB. I opening of the second semester of the ALL STATES CARD CLUI3Scottish.Rite temple. 2 p. m.

501001 term. have been delayed in NEW YORKMusical, spelling tee. First Presbyterian. church. E.

Flagler! shipping. Each room will take car, ef about 10 pupils, Mr. Fisher says. their home town was out near Chicago and Denver. They got away rd before the Daily News photographer could at up his camera.

Miss Ruth Simmons, IS and pretty, West Orange, N. was not so on tLe Remember- sing the Chinese proverb that one pic.ettture is worth words. the camera Iman got the picture--Folks up in Jerey are doing the "said Miss Simmons, "and II Lave learned something 11.4out how lit's done. Maybe .11 1, win one of the HIALEAH TO GET SCHOOL HOUSES Five Portable R001114 Will Be Erected On Site Donated by Subdivision Developers As soon as the "ship comes in-, in the literal sense, bringing 65 portable schoolrooms for use in the Miami district, fire of them will be erected on a school site recently procured in the industrial center of Hialeah. 1 1 3 1:31 1 rromiaraminit a fen mieat liner.

11.0 ity planoing leorl. requeste-1 inve in issz iwursotty consisting of islattis located off shore'a few days. Toronto. (smolt'. between Dinner Key and Cocoplum tiolied 1,...) tle atati.4,1 at the cotomispioners Hooper is ::3.

Mrs. itroan says. to look over the and Its beach. as proposed by V. W.

Ilelm. The lost time t-ate hint tiOrtn i i 'no rator 4 ork SIT of namutton a eto finsnees in the two and associates. would be I bj or i a 1 work which the commissioners and, iyearki ago. She is positive 4 he is in. eirn money.

but rfturred it to and should not bp allowed. Also that ptreet engineers feel is necessary fort tion officials and to'cl EPr Ed' immediate completion. Miami. bes-ause I he wired immigra-liayitiz Le watted to coy tipe The belonged to tbe surr FILED (lief. loibitaanlini or corol Ail of the paving will be a two-inch WI quicklnty atbsepocintsyib received his immigrate kill Wi t- tc, asphalt surface on a sit-inch Hooper please comp to -1 rtLill-t am4 mirliked 'base, or a three-inch surface on bn i 'Met Illu sGo Asks Daage for JU- BLREAII 4SKED 1 raw, Atm, 'Pitts on street paving work rock base.

Sidewalk. will will agmgate were laid five feet wide. TIMILIN FINED NES and are being tabulated and checked' litikis for paving were submitteI by I U. S. Officials To toogreas for; Charging false ring by the city street department prepara- the following: Megan-Hill Itstving One (barge Nithdrawn While Other, separate tustoms Nienareasent ill cotlinernent in jell several d.art tory to letting the contracts at the.ro, II.

L. Clark a Sons. Itobert G. Wings l'enalty of $t90 fatal to Lis gn41 meeting of be commissioners nettlLossiter kt Independent Paving I NVASIIINGTIPN. Jan.

Alex Ilusso lass fl'icd is7.ut for NIonday. 1 Highway Construt.tion Co- John Charge of offering unwholesome( 408.41-red to p.ace tile declares against II. IL Beside the street work there is in-'01. Quinn. Nictlabe, Pain Co.

Cocoa for sale was withdrawn by serview of the trea.sury on a to the eluded in this group of estimates the i Sidewalk hide wore submitted by health divisi11 Len T. A. Tomlin Jerity with bureau of internta the clarge cia-lo ex-11111st Ilusse Is cost of building about 50 miles Morgan -Hill Sylk-ester J. ar.pear eti in police he reven-te. creatirg a sonoc-1 great "4- night poilee court ores false and with curb anti gutter which precedes the- ow George Barnet NialloY was fined $1014 gill ostit tin cl-trgo of; les-lion agency for tiok upon Nil in.AiNkt: laying of the payement.

Ill-others and Felix l'asquaiino. maintaining an insanitary nzi11ce boon prepared f-T to coe ration was stele-et-1 IT Ju were also rPesiveI on shoot! Sewer bfds wore pubmittegt by John beesuse et' the c-3, on irrikmt. The progeari cells f-r es-ta-- lt. J. Ileflertan.

The $75spoll worth of sidewalks and Quinn. J. U. NleCreary Co M. J.

hip siding. containict dead an ki sitit of a bureau cf customs. to st.r;t not eve tbe aidtess 000 worth of sewers. 1Cooney. Henry N.

Davison. N. J.Lchickene. There was no oritioroo the Prellert envterzAt ir fi'L0r 'Plr The projects are Scattered orer 'no flklestrieri snd tle J. L.

Kelley Clm-il'Euralitt had I or owl try of this IN1-'211d the apoointroent of a et. .3 1041 riO725 Secior.s of tle city and inclndel.strncticn Co- try flr wile. IcIth cath'zrity Its Lea! 1 a tett days. 1 rive in Min 1 11 issalkint hotro a fen rnirutes after ht-' Pntr st iv.nir.i. roqueste.1 Toronto.

Critioin. I ilooper is :1. italic titA4P41 tle 8t 11:15 th. orot rd to look over the visa an4 work sibieh tho tommisioners and; The 1414 klini 11-1" rottor took $17 of Italhurion a th trAsnowit in ths two 'year ago. Sho i positive he i in street enrineers foci is necessary forim.

iccorn money. hut rfturn-ti it to Le to coy tipe iramediato completiem. dr rs en go. Prenom vr.rorlir ovlo e. ifillitt staGoa.

i I NEIV BUREAU ASKE A-, I a I tier lituvio Ask IllamsgPs for Al- i Iralp-e Arrep4 U. s. Officials To telc (angel's for; CLarg.Lg false One (barge Nithdrawn While Other, separate tustoms 'Management itis f.n:linentett in jell oeceral Wings Penalty of 11190 'tat ni to 'Ltd Isnnts renalty of $190 to Cot IA NVASIIINIITI.PN. Jan. Las fro-d a-zt Charge of offering ur.ttbo:eaornell..gprisl2tion the' giatia ties act II.

IL food for ikabe woo withdrairr by orrvie of the treaoray on a to flog health diriflori wk.en T. A. parity' with bzreazt qf tr.terrod jhe g-large rga4 4, lItt000 appearegi in tee.t logr.ro revenle. ereatirg rigle-e egorrt grgb and vra, fin.4 $100 tn. Of gione7 for t'oe Leittctt Upwln fitZ inrekt: trtair.ta:; ironatitat, boon pePared t'y eroe Itgo vat, 16' bsnige cf the 1.gtiltry fg7b.un3 The cankt eigte-p- It.

J. lb-ffertan. tgiding t-coitsinirt giesti an4 Rick of a bures2 elligtoma. to re- ngo eve tbe I dP 0 A I.

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