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llll ls INI'. li II! I ls 1'. I 111 NT. A NATIONAL NEWSPAPER, PUBLISHED BY THE FLORIDA SOCIETY OF AMERICA, HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA NO. 2 VOL.

I PRIZES OF $20,000 IN CASH Is Looking Ahead To Industrial Florida HOLLYWOOD HARBOR WILL EE FINISHED WITHIN TWO YEARS ATTRACTING PUBLIC INTEREST ALIENATED AFFECTIONS ISCHARGE South Wants TrutK To Be Told ALL ASK WHAT WILL HAPPEN IN FLORIDA Permanent Builders Not Worried Florida Society Willing to Pay Well For Best to be Manufactured in South Ideas of Products has been known chiefly as the premier winter resort state. But Florida Is not for ths fsw It Is for the multitudes. Cities such as Hollywood In Florida, will eventually attract manufacturing enterprise At Hollywood 1 being constructed a $16,000,000 deep water harbor which will accommodate the larger ships, both passenger and freight, and thus offer new opportunity for Importing raw materials from foreign countries, particularly Central and South America. What materials to use and what to maks of them, is the question the Florida Soolety of America wants answered. The free booklet offers much helpful Information oonoernlng the natural reaourcea of Florida, and it will be sent without obligation to any pereon requesting It from the Florida Society of America, Industrial Contest Department, Hollywood, Florida.

Building in Hollywood Not Stopped by Embargo When the Florida East Coast Railroad placed an embargo against all freight except foodstuffs and perishables, J. W. Young, president of the various enterprises at Hollywood In Florida, loat no time In chartering freighters to transport building materials from northern points. In this way ha haa maintained schedules on two of the large hotels which are being built at Hollywood, and which will be ready for the winter season. One of theBA enterprlaoa la located on the Ocean Beach and will cost The Publishing Building Is also being pushed to completion and the foundation is in for the new bank building which will also house another hotel.

Hollywood In Florida, Nov. 14. Tha publlo Interest In the Florida Indus trial Contest Is Increasing as ths tlm grows shorter In which to compete for the 10,000 In cash prises, which will be awarded for the best suggestions of articles to be manufactured In the state of Florida. The Florida Society of America, intent upon helping to develop the Industrial side of Florida, Is sponsoring this contest while the cash prises are being contributed by J. W.

Young, president of the Soolety. The contest Is open to everyone and there are absolutely no obligations for those who submit suggestions. Al ready more than (0,000 persons have received the free booklet which the Society furnishes, giving full details of the contest as well ae oomplete Information about the natural resources of Florida. A grand prize of 110.000 will be Florida Construction Leads all the South P.eoorda compiled by the statistical department of the 8. W.

Straus Company, new York, show that for a period of six months, Florida led all the southern states In volume and percentage of Increase In new buildings. Miami led all southern cities In volume with an official total, $21, 878,765. This record Is all the more remarkable elnce suoh cities as New Orleans, Atlanta, Washington and other larger cities are Included. The new city of Hollywood in Florida led all southern cities In the percentage Increase of new buildings with a showing of 80S per cent. Hollywood's total for this period was $4,579,297.

SJ Ktilfhisi sTitSM imiy in-arfeg Joseph W. Young Joseph W. Young, prealdent of the Florida Society of America, aeea unlimited possibilities for Industrial de velopment In Florida. He is the same man who looked at a waste of swamp land covered with palmetto and man grove, and saw the possibilities of building a city on that spot. Today Hollywood By-the-Sea la thriving, growing town of more than five thouaand population, occupying the eectton where men told Mr.

Young It was worse than uselesa to even, think of trying to redeem it for any purpose whatever. People who are skeptical about the development of Industry In Florida are reminded that the Impossible has already been accpmpllahed by this man, ana moss wno nave oeen cioseiy associated with him seem to have no doubt but that industrial enterprises will also be established by him within a few years. Me 1 ta I TI ri a Costs Florida why the America, has best Your the first you may awarded to the person making the beet suggestion of what may be manufactured In Florida. The eeo-end beat suggestion will be rewarded with a prise of $4,000 and the third prise Is $1,000, while there are eeveral extra and ten final prises of $100 each for the next best suggestions. Ths Soolety believes that the assured Industrial growth of the state should be carefully fostered and not permitted to grow up in haphasard manner; that every new manufacturing enterprise ahould be choaen with an especial eye to the advantagsa which may accrue from the manufacture of that particular commodity In Florida.

Florida la deatlned to become one of the moat Important centera of Industrial activity, manufacturing and commerce In the country. Its progress In this direction has been retarded for the reaeon that Florida PHONES IN MIAMI SHOW FOUR YEAR GROWTH IN ONE Miami, Florida, Not. 14. The Southern Bell Telephone Company announces that Its plant In Miami has attained four years normal growth In one year, due to the abnormal growth of population. From to 1924, there was a net gain of 7,860 telephones In Miami, whlls during ths present year there will be a net Increaee of 7,700 new telephonea.

Tha company Is building for a growth of new telephones in 1926. That will be nine years normal growth In one year. cash or other cash prizes you nothing obligation. nothing The coupon without Contest industrial prizes, suggestion. Hollywood In Florida, Nov.

14. Oen- oral Oeorge W. Qoethale, chief con-aultlng engineer of the Hollywood Harbor enterprise, Is expected In Hol lywood soon to take active oversight of the construction work which la to be pushed at top epaed with tha purpose of making it poaslble for large veasela to occupy the harbor within two years. The survey of the harbor site Is oomplete, the detailed plane have been prepared and the government's formal permit to build the harbor has been Issued. Special dredging machinery for widening and deepening I.aK Mabel, and for cutting a channel through to the ocean has been provided.

The harbor will cost and It la to bs financed by private enterprise instead of depending upon government appropriations. Latest Florida Map May Now Be Obtained, Ths lateet map of Florida Is bolng distributed by the Florida Hociety of America from Its headquarters at Hol lywood In Florida. It Is a folding pocket-slse map containing the latest census figures, and showing all the main highways, railroads, lakes, eto. The map will be sent postage prepaid on receipt of (0 centa, If tha paper In which this Item appears is mentioned. Address Florida Society of America, Hollywood, Florida.

To Double Capacity of Hollywood Postoffice The postoffice at Hollywood In Florida, Is ta be doubled In capacity nt once to try to meet the rapidly growing demands on the service. The bualnesa of the office In August was 600 per cent greater than In August, 1924. fftT firfi'T, r'liftiiay si- JO r- -OV-YV -m Hollywood In Florid, Not. 14. What It going to happen In Florida? That li the queatlon pat to every period who hu been down her, even though he may have been here only a few day.

The teet of a man's real knowledge at condition! in Florida li the kind at aa anewer he give. If he starts right In to tall you exactly what nay be ezpeoted down her at a given time, It Is safe to Ignore hli advice. But If he admit that he doe net know, that 1 a algn ha 1 thinking below the aurface. aperllelal Condition Now. "No man can foretell what will be the condition down hare three month from now," aald Joseph W.

Toung, founder and builder of Hollywood By-the-8ea, In Florida. "I mean by that, the superficial condition, for that seems to be what people mean when they ask. what Is going to happen In Florida, "We, who are interested In the permanent development of Florida are net much concerned about the temporary condition, such as the iplrlt of land gambling which ha prevailed for some month. We know that will pas away and wa know that ultimately this state will seals down to an era of sound and continuous prosperity," BaUders Show Faith. Because Mr.

Young ha been a In Florida his opinion Is widely sought as to what may be expected to happen here In the next few months. In the short period of four years ha has transformed a waste area Into a growing city of mora than 1,000 population. He cleared tha land, filled the swamp. paved many miles of streets and side-walkr, and built hotels, business structures and publlo utilities. And today be continues to lnvaat hi money In permanent enterprise from which he must wait month and even years for returns.

That Is perhaps his beat anawer a ta what ha think Is going to happen In Florida. Tha gpecntators' Interest "Many people are Interested only In tha present," continued Mr. Young. "They want to know whether 'tha bnbbla Is going to burst' or whether the 'boom Is going to They are thinking In terms of real estate speculation, which Is merely a super ficial condition. 'The really Important question Is how soon will the permanent develop ment of Florida be permitted to pro ceed along sound lines, without the Interruption which has been caused by the Influx of several hundred thou sad persons who rushed to Florida this summer to try to get rich quick.

In the main theee people have had no Interest In the future development of the state. And the sooner that particular type of boom exhaust It elf. tha batter It will be tor ufe permanent Investors In Florida. IUe Will not Collapse. "The State of Florida can not and will not collapse.

Real estate prices In soma localities will hava to be deflated Soma of tha speculator will have to take their looses. But this adjustment period will provide opportunity to catoh np with the housing demand, and to organise the trans portatlon facilities. With lea real aetata speoulatlon there wlU be more at legitimate business. Industry will bs established. Permanent popula tion will Inorease.

Long-time Invest menU will pay returns. That Is what is really going to happen in ADVERTISING OF HOLLYWOOD IS ATTRACTIVE The national advertising campaign In which Hollywood By-the-tia, In Florida Is being presented In full-color pages and double pages In ths leading magasines, Is at tracting the favorable attention of ths entire country. The sea- ond advertisement In tha series will appear this month when tha spec tacular Bathing Casino on the ocean beach at Hollywood will be pictured. This will first appear In a double page In Tha Literary Digest, October 17, and In Colliers, The National Weekly, October 14, The same adver tisement In full-color single pages will appear In the November Issues of Cosmopolitan, American Magaxlne, Woman Home Companion, The Farm Journal, and Farm and Fireside. These advertisements are beautiful In their reproduction of tha brilliant colors of nature as found In southern Florida, and they are convincing In their oonaervatlva messages.

They seek merely to give to the publlo a true picture of tha wonder city of Hollywood By-the-Sea In order that this new city may soon ba as well and a favorably known as ths older cities aad towns In Florida. Florida fruit and vegetable grow ers use every year more than 00,000 berry boxes, (0,004,000 round stave baskets, hampers. Miami, Florida. Nov. 14 There Is growing belief that the north Is be coming jealous of ths South.

Fear Is even eipreeeed that Florida In particular may be oompelled to defend her self against suits for the alleged alienation of the affections of soma thousands of northern buelneaa and professional men. Scandalous stories are being pub. llahed In aoms northern newspapers concerning the wiles ot the south and there are even open acouaatlona that the north la being vamped. In fact there appears to bs an organised campaign of misrepresentation against Florida and other southern statea. IBvMeaea Brtag Collect.

The Miami Chamber of Commerce has asssmbied a file of clippings from newspapers which might be regarded as svldanoe to bs submitted In libel suits on behalf ot Florida Among- the clippings are page edvertteementa published by northern banking groups, warning local oltlaens to remain at homo snd keep their money In the local banks. It Is evident that many of the etate-ments mads against Florida are based on misinformation rather than being deliberately malicious. For that reason Isadora who have considered tha situation ars Inclined to feel thatr truth will prevail and that thoea persons In the north who are Interested In knowing the faols, will speak and obtain them. What tha Faeta Are. "Ths truth Is that Florida does offer business and professional opportunities not now found In many ot tha states whose natural resonroes hava been mors nearly developed," said an officer of the Chamber.

"Just as In the earlier days when Indiana was frontier slate, and easterners were' pushing Into this new territory, so are northerners now seeking tha attractive opportunities of tha south. For even though Florida Is an older state than theee others. It seems Just to have been 'discovered' so far ss Its climate and lis natural resources) sre concerned. Maay Jielesi ef Florida. This summer, people hava coma here by the tena of thouaanda and they have brought millions of dollars for Investment.

It Is but natural thsa that the communities from which they have come, are Inclined to be Jealous and are led to say untrus things. "It Is also trus that soma people hava come here expecting to get rich over night and have gone hack homa dlaappolnted. They are naturally regaling their neighbors with tales of lurid color, not calculated to create friendliness for Florida Want all Keels Ksews. "All that we of Florida ask Is that ths truth be told. Some of tha facta are not In our favor Just now.

But we are willing for all the truth to be told. Just so It Is the truth and nothing but the truth. And our suggestion Is that In communities where nothing but unfavorable Information about Florida la being given circulation, that persona who ara Interested either come on down and Investigate for themselves, or write to the Chambers of Commerce of any Florida oily and get tha facta For thee organisations ars otlloered and man aged by the same high type) of business and professional men aa direct the activities ot chambers In northers oltles. "We will not need to lie about conditions here to make a atrong case for ouraelves." NEW WATERWAY IS SOUGHT TO CROSS STATE The 192S aeaalon of the Florida legislature memorialised Congreaa to make a aurvey for a canal across the stats as a means of saving ships the long voyage around the point of the peninsula and the usually rough passage through ths Straits. This project is one hundred yeare old and haa been adversely reported by army engineers, the routee hitherto propoeed being regarded as not practicable.

The ronte which now seems most likely to eolva the problem has never been formally examined by government engineers. This Is formed by the fit. Lucie canal from tAke Okeechobee, connecting with the St. Lucie Hirer near Htuart on the Atlantic side, and from lake Okeechobee with the I'alooeahatchee Klver on the Gulf elde. The St.

Lucie Is the largest, and designed to he the control canal tor the Everglade drainage system. It Is 100 feet wide and Is to ba of sufficient depth for light draft vessels when it Is completed as a drainage outlet. It Is the opinion ot hydraullo engineers that It and the connecting waterways might be deepened to admit paasags of large vessels across the peninsula and the waterways rlnced under proper control for drainage purposes by a series of locks which would not Interfere with tha original objects for which ths canal was built. Ths Hollywood Ifagaslne. Noflring to Bmto thh Contest wants to know what can be manufactured here to best, advantage.

That's Florida Industrial Contest was devised. And that's why the Florida Society of through its president, J.W. Young, offered $20,000 in cash prizes for the suggestions received. suggestion may be the one that wins ranging from $4,000 to $100. It costs to try.

There is absolutely no You have everything to win and to lose. below will bring you free and obligation the Florida Industrial booklet. It tells of natural resources of Florida gives full details of the contest; the complete list of cash and tells you how to submit your Mail the coupon now. grand prize ot 10,000 win one of several Fiomba Society of Amekici Hollywood, Tlorida J.W. Young President THE FLORIDA SOCIETY of AMERICA Industrial Contest Department HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA Please send me free and without obligation t'tie Florida Industrial Contest booklet, giving full instrur tions for tubmitting my suggestion in this contest.

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