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THE DAYTON A DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1917.
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T. F. VILLIAtiS PAYS
SENATOR ALEXANDER
SOME COMPLIMENT
In connection with the movement
to separate Volusia county from a
large tract of valuable farming lands
In the northern end of the county
for the formation of a new county
with a part of the southern end of St.
Johns county, Hon. David Sholtz, rep
resenting Volusia county in the state
legislature, on Wednesday wired his
father. Michael . Sholtz. from Talla
hassee as follows:
"Flagler county bill introduced in
the senate this morning takes off five
hundred thousand dollars of Volusia
county's taxable property, being en
tire Haw Creek district. Find out
wishes of Volusia. Fovored by St.
Johns delegation also our ' senator."
Mr. Sholts also wired T. F. Wil
liams: "Flagler county bill introduced in
senate this morning leaves your land
in Volusia county. Will come before
house committee probably Monday
next. Advise."
In reply to this Mr. Williams wired
Mr. Sholts yesterday as follows:
'Replying to your telegram advis
ing that Flagler county bill introduced,
leaves my property in Volusia. I re
fused to concur in such a proposition
made two weeks ago and I now beg
of you to fight any dea4 that takes part
of Volusia county. I am advised that
our senator will favor the bill and
will do so because of a deal wherein
he may be a new Judge in a new cir
cuit We can not afford to. pay one
half million dollars to boot between a
good judge and a . (Censored.)
T, F. WILLIAMS."
D, II. S. BOYS LEAVE
FOR ANNUAL MEET AT
UNIVERSITY OF FLA.
The Daytona High School Track
team, with Everett Kallgren and Har
ry Wylie, accompanied by Prof. H.
Clay "Marks, supervising principal,
left early this morning for Gaines
ville for the annual declamation con
test and track meet held at the Uni
versity of Florida.
The members of the track team
are Wesley Snyder, William Pope,
Alexander Stuart. Carlyle Moore.
Sheldon Eastland. ForeBt "Snyder. Ray
mond Green and Nicholas Young. Un
der the direction of F. A. Turnquist,
who has charge of the athletic depart
meta of the high school, the boys
have been training for months and all
are in excellent condition. Everett
Kallgren will represent the school in
the declamation contest, having as his
subject "That Something." Harry
Wyllle's paper was chosen for the
essay contest. The meet will be at
tended by the track teams and rep
resentatives of the various state
schools and universities.
The declamation contest will be
held tonight, and the athletic events
will take place tomorrow. The boys
made the trip to Gainesville in cars.
They will return Sunday.
NEGRO PREACHER, OF
MIDWAY DIED MONDAY
Rev. Anthony Anderson, a well
known negro of Midway, fell dead from
heart failure this morning about 10:00
while walking on West Bay Btreet
Fire Chief W. E. French responded
to a call with the lung-motor but found
that any assistance was of no avail.
DAYTONA RED CROSS BRANCH
TO CAMPAIGN FOR MEMBERS
The executive board and the nomi
nating committee of the Daytona
branch of the American Red Cross
met yesterday afternoon to nominate
chairmen for the various committees.
Dr. Weintraub, field worker for the
Red Cross, met with the committee
and explained numerous details of or
ganization. Headquarters for the
Daytona branch of the Red Cross will
be the Palmetto club, which has been
tendered to the organization by the
executive board of the club.
Lists for membership in the various
classes, including first aid to the in
jured, sanitation and hygiene dietet
ics and surgical dressing wil be placed
at the Otis book store Saturday morn
ing. Men are also eligible to the class
in first aid to the Injured.
A membership campaign will be car
ried on next week, and plans are be
ing made by the committee to bring
the membership up to many hundreds
The third meeting of the Daytona
branch will be held Tuesday night at
7:30 o'clock at the organization's of
ficial headquarters, the Palmetto club.
For Saturday only we are offering
our fancy parasols at 33 1-3 per cent
off. CHAS. E. GARDINER COMPANY
The Heart of a Friend.
There is a golden binding chain that
links the hearts of friends. This chain
Is mystic vveldtd by the Master's hand;
It is sometimes U3 fragile as rose
leaves, sometimes as strong as steel,
sometimes as frivolous as laughter'
sometimes as t'ulemu as prayers ; sure
as the return of seasons, constant as
the drift of the stars. Distance nor
time, silence nor waiting, uor the choice
of circumstances can tarnish the chain
made bright by swine iuppy Loui of
close coiupanlouship. Nothing can
make us forget the sweet comfort of a
friend. Ada 51. Kassiumr.
Dr. V. G. Black and family, who
had been located in Mrs. Edith Holt's
bungalow at the corner of -San Juan
avenue and Wisconsin place, left the
middle of "thia -week on their return
to Indianapolis, Pad. 1
The Steamer Southland of the Nut
ting line carried a very pleasant fish
ing party to the Inlet Thursday. Quite
a goodly number of fish were angled
and luncheon was enjoyed at the pic
nic grounds at the Lighthouse.
Mrs. E. P. Conklin and daughter,
Miss Jean Conklin, came to Daytona
yesterday afternoon from Lotus for a
visit with friends in this city and are
at present with J. L. Lynch and daugh
ter at their home on Fairview avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Smith and son.
Dr. J. Lancie Smith, returned yester
day afternoon from a several days'
visit at Miami, Palm Beach and oth
er points down the Est Coast and Dr.
Smith will leave tomorrow for his
home in La Porte, Ind.
For Saturday only we are offering
our fancy parasols at 33 1-3 per cent
off. CHAS. E. GARDINER COMPANY.
Through the warm-hearted generos
ity of Mrs. Mary T. Burgoyne. the con
certs at the Casino Burgoyne will con
tinue throughout the next week.
On next Sunday afternoon a special
concert will be given by the combined
Casino . and Clarendon hotel orches
tras. As the Clarendon hotel closes
Sunday morning. Harry A. Tucker will
conduct his orchestra in Derson durine
the remaining time beginning with the
unaay aiternoon concert.
D. D. and C. M. Roeera and Rol-
land E. Stevens were at Rockledge
tor a couple of days this week, mak
ing the trip in C. M. Rogers' car, Mr.
Rogers going to Cocoa in connection
with the inspection of the bridge from
Cocoa to Merritts island which Mr.
Stevens says is a most substantial
structure all woodwork being of cy
press with the exception of the piling
and that is of pine re-inforced with
concrete. They returned Thursday
afternoon.
Read thw Daily New want-ads.
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DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
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Chicago Correspondents:
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AIPtY TO ANY TICKET AG NT OF
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"THE STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH"
A. W. FRITOT
DIVISION PA3SENGCH AGENT A. C. L.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA.
IMPORTANT'
Travel Announcement
THE DIXIE LIMITED THROUGH STEEL TRAIN FOR CHICAGO.
WITH THROUGH SLEEPER FOR ST. LOUIS, WILL BE CON
TINUED IN SERVICE LEAVING JACKSONVILLE DAILY, 9:15 A.
M., UNTIL APRIL 14TH. ON WHICH DATE THE LAST DIXIE
LIMITED WILL LEAVE JACKSONVILLE FOR THIS SEASON.
THE DIXIE FLYER, the Steel Night Train, operated every day
in the year, leaving Jacksonville S:30 p. m., for Chicago and St.
Louis, will be continued on its present schedule, and with its pres
ent superb equipment.
THE DIXIE FLY EH and the DIXIE LIMITED are equipped with
latest type steel Ooachei. Pullman Drawing room, Compartment
and Section Sleepers, Library Observation Cars, and X. C. & St. L.
Dining Cars. These trains operated over shortest line from Flor
ida to Chicago and St. Louis, and offer quickest time to these
points.
DIXIE FLYER AND DIXIE LIMITED TRAINS ARE OPERATED
VIA
THE ONLY DOUBLE TRACK LINE OUT OF FLORIDA
For Reservations, Tickets and Further Information, Write, Wire or
Phone
J. A. VON DOIILEN
Florida PassengeT Agent, N. C. & St. L. Ry.
124 West Bay St., Jacksonville, Fla.
WANTED.
WANT to borrow $3,000. Best of
security.- Answer "Security" Gazette
News WANTED: to buy late model Ford
must be in good condition and cheap
for cash. Apply TOM ZUBER. 736 S.
Palmetto. - 107-2tp
WANTED: White maid to live on
premises; must be good cook, likes
children and will stay in nights. Ap
ply Box 617. Daytona. Fla. 99 tfc
WANTED: Experienced .colored
waitress for the summer season; ap
ply Daytona Beach hotel. 106 3tc
. If the trunk or valise needs repairs
C. C. Barnes is the doctor; phone 149
Red; shop on Wall street next to
Dunn.Broa.' store. 88-tfc
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE: Launch 21 feet 20 H. P.
4-cylinder motor. Bosch magneto. On
ly two months old. Speed 14 miles.
Would trade for late model 5-passen-ger
auto. C. HANOVER, 715 Sea
breeze Avenue, Daytona Beach.
' 107 3tp
FOR SALE: Entire business Tomo
ka River and New Smyrna excursions
at a very low figure. Boats can be
purchased singly. $4,000 cash. baL
easy payments. RALPH NUTTING,
107tfc
FOR SALE: Overland 1912 model;
excellent condition, 5-passenger; tires
nearly new. First $160.00 takes it. Ap
ply 404 S. Palmetto. 107-3tp
FOR SALE: One Ford touring" car.
Also one tent. All good as new. W. C.
McAFEE, 177 N. Ridgewood avenue,
Bethel Apartments. 107-2tp
BARGAIN: Winton-Six auto for
sale. 7-pasesnger. good condition. Ad
dress C. YOAKAM, Ormond Beach.
Fla. 107-4tp
Slig htly used Phonograph $10.00. 450
75c, lOInch double-disk records, at
less than half price. 10S Beach St.
107-3tc
FOR SALE: New bungalow, furnish
ed; a bargain. Must be sold at once.
No. 12 Burke avenue. 106 3tp
FOR SALE: Five-passenger 1917
Oldsmobile. Used as a demonstrator.
As good as a new car at a reduced
price. SEABREEZE GARAGE CO..
102 tfc
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT: From May 1st till Dec
lst. well furnished bungalow: also
flat completely furnished. Enquire
315 South Rideewood avenue. 105-tfc
Read the Daily News want-ads.
CHIEF FRENCH EXPLAINS
OPERATION OF LUNGMOTOR
Chief W. E. French, of the local
fire department, explained to an in
terested group of men this morning
at the fire station, the workings of
the new Lungmotor which has re
cently been purchased by the city for
the fire department.
This Lungmotor is the latest ma
chine for saving life and is quite
simple in its operation. It can be
used anywhere, at any time, when
artificial resuscitation is a necessity.
It is much simpler than the pulmotor
which the department has owned for
several years and is better adapted
for hurry calls.
Read the Daily News for news.
UTMLAMIB
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partment Observation Car Jack-
Bonyilie to Chicago; Jacksonville to
Indianapolis (via Louisville) (for occu-
pancv until 7.30 a. m.) Jacksonville to
Cleveland (via Cincinnati) daily, and
JacksonviUe to Grand Rapidi (via
Cincinnati) senii-weeklv, leaving Jack-
Bonville Mondays and Thursdays
.
.Jliorou$hf are Coaches, Jackson-
V1 e to Chicago; baggage and scat car
Jacksonville to Cincinnati; large and
easyhigh-fcacked eeats; electric lighted.
Dining Cars serving all meals, ser-
vice a la carte.
J. G. KIRKLAND
DIVISION PASSENGER AGENT A. C. L.
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