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ORLANDO MORNING SENTINEL, ORLANDO, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JUNE 16. 1930 PAGE TOUR THE NEW YORK WORLD ON FLORIDA AND THE TARIFF The Orlando Morning Sentinel "Inland Florida'! Gieatest Nawspapei" WW! WliaFt I jj Finds It Wron J-v ,1 Impossible rv Dorothy Dix --tsar Homef reeling" Slouch rVHK NEW YORK WORLD in discussing the Town The tariff bill approval by the Senate said Wwklf Eatabllaeae, Its Ball; Mil Today By ARTHUR BRISBANE (Copyright, 1920, Klnf Featurei Inc.) among other things these sentiments: "The Oaf J. fat Ofliaa, votes of the two Florida Senators were won by higher duties on fruits and vegetables W. M. CLINN, Bailar aa PiMlaaas, M.

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Calkhu, AMtUU Mital. Clrealaltoa Hiufr. Florida Chambers of Commerce also eherlsh Good Morning. When will King Carol learn he can't eat his pie and have it too? the dream that cane sugar can be produced in the swamps of the Everglades, provided that the duty on the Cuban product is made high enough, and this has helped to influence the attitude of their Senators toward the The new tariff passes the senate and one of the richest, most forceful men in Wall street says: SUBSCRIPTION KATES Br rin pail, ata a mi i par ata, Daily aa lull), la aOaaaa, How Can Any One Have a Deep Feeling (or a Home That Shifted Every Few Months; That Is Too Little to Allow a Dcqent Privacy, That Is Made a Place of Turmoil 'Instead of a Place of Peace and A CORRESPONDENT asks me i "Whats the matter with the modern home?" Well, to begin with, too often It lacks permanency. It it on wheels, literally and figuratively.

Children are born in hospital. They are reared on the street. They spend Tariff bill on its way to President Hoover "That means the election of demo- Oftaaal Fraumal BsMlfia, ftaath Oraace aWaaaa and wp'II soon know what what, whatever I U. tariff." We admit that Senators Fletcher and Tram Advertislnc Department JS67I that is, mebbe. 500 mcll voted for the tariff bill because of iU Business Office and Circulation Dep Editorial JS273 fruit and vegcable schedules and not because they cared for many schedules which certain interests put into the measure.

But they are Miami wants to get rid of Capone hut keeps him so constantly in court he couldn't get NEW YORK, June 15. Diary of a modern Pepsy: Up and abroad, meeting Mayor Walker and Dudley Field Malone in the elevator and walked short way with them. And to my dentist, fully reconciled to having a tooth drawn but changed my mind awaiting him and slipped out. In the afternoon with Monta Bell to watch him direct a picture a while and home to my task. This day my diary reveals that eight years ago I drove to the country with Peter B.

and Helen Kyne and returned full of determination to write a play, which was never ge-gun. To an eating place on Tenth avenue for diner and the food excellent but the waiter so impertinent their lives moving irom flat to Bat. They entertain their friends In hotels and res- tauianta. They are burled from undertak- .3 1.11.1 I 1 MKMBKB OF TB ASSOCIATED PBKbS Tk AaaaclaUS tnm asxlaalraly aatMJtal tha far eakUcatiaa ef all am liaUk nWIM ta Mkarwla. erWM la Ula Mr" aae aiaa UmJ asaluatS earaia.

away if he wanted to. as correct about sugar production as the man who defined a crab as a little red animal that Farmers looking through the increased rates will find an effort to help them, adding 100 per cent to the duty on cream, increasing heavily duties on others of his production. Some will be glad to hear that duty on pearl and diamonds has been cut in two. This is done not to oblidge those that want jewelry, but to diminish smuggling, by making it less lng egiaousiuriejUB aim law wuy permanent residence they ever have Is their graves. moves backward.

Two per.ons drowned in Texas rain. They always do go to extremes in the Lone Star nobody can havt any senti MOW. The Southern Sugar Corporation is not a chamber of commerce affair, but a gigantic J1 mental feelings toward the baby State. MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1930 going and growing business. In its first year it produced more than 10,000 tons of commer cial sugar and a million and a half gollons Bebe Daniels married at last.

Mebbe she waited long enough to know what she wants of molasses. Its cane is not planted In swamps, but in drained land, the finest on the and will escape the divorce courts. ward in a hospital. Nobody can have any deep and abiding love tor a place that he didn't live in long enough to even learn iti addrest. Nobody nom-days tingi ''There i no place like home," because most o) us have lived in )orty-sevtn different homes that were as alike as peas in 0 pod or bungalows in a new subdivision.

Home influence has become negligU American continent. The sugar content of the Important to the human race are could little. But when I re-physical power, and mental power, i Duked him he was so apologetic. I Mental power has stood still for bestowed a double Compulsory Tax Return Law declared valid sized tip. So walking through the cane is far in excess of that of Cuba, the yield is high, and the use of power machinery makes the suirar competitively profitable.

Production "ISA' 'w. by courts but will that make everybody In ventory the dishpans, horses and mules? TIME FOR MICHAEL AGAIN TO BE KING Love, sex complex, call it what jou will, seems to have gotten the better of King Carol H'f judgment. Ha had aided Madame Lepescu to come to Roumania and hat precipitated crisis that may well cost him his newly-acquired throne. The Roumanian Parliament by one lens than a unanimous vote seated Carol upon the throne of hia father, depoing the young King Michael, Madame Lepeacu, daughter of a junk dealer, considered that he had been junked forever by Prince Carol, and took it philosophically withal, ihowing by her won! that she for next season will be greater. Chambers of Commerce never cherished the about 2000 years.

Physical power is constantly increasing. A German has found a way to increase the power of engines, gasoline, Diesel or steam, from 20 to 660 per cent, his new kind of turbine using the power of exhaust gases. dream of producing cane sugar in the Ever Whats become of Lindbergh? Ho must have another stunt up his sleeve to spring on us. glades. That honor goes to William Dahlberg; and the clay is coming when the 100,000 ton yield of Louisiana will be far surpassed by that from the Evcrglailcs.

The industrial dream is becoming an industrial reality. The World further stutcd "The Republican Uncle Sam has installed a new Bureau the Narcotic. He sure is getting a fine array of regarded such an event as inevitable. expensive furniture, mahogany 'n everything. The King brought to pass recognition of Lufthansa, great German air company, has ordered a Diesel engine built on the new for airplane experiment.

Fuel oil will be used. Germany leads the world In mechanical inventions, and in Ida Clyde Clarke may be right and Uncle Sam needs a wife. Frincess Helen as Queen and secured annul ment of her divorce. He made overtures to heal the breach caused by his desertion. Ilia Druggist Convention for Orlando in 1931.

The real Fla. Convention City da luxe et hub-bub of Paddy market and home to find a gay postcard from Rube Goldberg in Hollywood. Ed. C. Hill, Park Row's Brummel and able reporter, was touching the high spots of Europo recently for his paper.

He was in a Dcauxville cafe and noticing the King of Spain alone in a corner said: "Will you join me King in an aperitif?" His Majesty seemed pleased and they had another. Perhaps, even more. Upon departing they had reached the stage of calling each other "Alt" and "Ed." Hill's managing editor Keats Speed heard abcut it from others but Hill never mentioned the incident. The other day he inquired ef Hill: "Why didn't you toll me about meeting King Alphonso in Dcauxville?" "A king." replied Hill, "is just an incident in the life of a good reporter." High wires and tight rope walkers, with few exceptions, arc heavy drinkers. I am told of a circus performer who often staggers on the way to do his act.

Yet when his feet touches the wire he be cetera. former consort appeared on the vergo of yielding when it was learned that the King had provided for the coming of Madamo Lepescu to Roumania. The Queen departed and is now ill as a result of this action, Professor Claude, one of the world's most distinituishcd nhv- Well, Tuesday tells whether there is a do- leaders, meantime, are not unmindful of the possibility of making the State safely Republican, and so Florida is the pampered child of the Smoot-llawlcy bill." In our judgment, thiB "pampered child" will pay dearly for iU tariff whistle in view of marked increases in manufacturing schedules. The increased cost of living will fall heavily here, as elsewhere, upon the mudsills of society. Despite the schedules beneficial to Florida agriculture, we feel the bill is inimical jn the long run, though we have absolutely no quarrel with our Senators and Representatives who voted solidly for the measure.

The "pampered child'1 is paying a terrific price along with the rest of the nation. So far as the schedules favoring Florida are concerned, they were proposed and fought Carol II, King of Roumania, ha proven sicsts, informs the French academy of science that he is making progress in his effort to utilize power from the ocean. litlcal morrow for Morrow, Looks like to us but we aren't from New Jersey, in this generation anyhow. Hoover's physician Is dry. This news only becauso he is what ho is.

If he had said he was wet, that would have been reel news. A small fraction of the tide's ble because it is a plant of slow growth and not Jack's beanstalk that springs up in a sfnpfe night. And we don't even give it chance to take root before ue pull it up and transplant it somewhere else. TO GET the real home feeling you must own your own home and helfl build It until Its very soil and every nail In it has become a part of you. You must have lived in the same house until every room is a rec ord of birth and death, of feasting and merrymaking, of tears and sor row.

You must have lived in it until you have only to shut your eyei to see wedding processions and funerals going down the stairs. You muse have lived in it until you have only to listen to hear the patter of little feet across the floor and the dragging steps of age. rOU must have lived in it until every stick of furniture is a memory, in order to make it a home that will always be to you the holiest spot on earth and that will drag you back to it across half the world. ANOTHER thing that Is the matter with modern homes Is that they are too little. Too cramped.

There isn't enough elbow room lq them to keep a family from digging each othrr in the short ribs of the! Individual idiosyncrasies and thereby starting fights. Architecture ha more to do with morality than we think, and If 1 wore starting out reform the world I would begin by smashing all of the little two-by-four kitchenette abominations in which human brings are banded together and I would give every man, woman and child an Individual room with honest-to-God furniture in It that was what It purported to be and not a bed that was masquerading as a flower stand or a console that unfolded into a chair, TT7r, most of the present-day evils are the direct result of ft little, cramped-up homes. Why are there more old maids than there used to be? Why are there so many girli sitting out in parked automobiles of nights? Simply because in the modern home there is no place where young people can do their courting. Mother and father and little brother and sister and grandmr. and grandpa and Vrle James and Aunt Sally are all camped in the living room, and if Gladys Mavfi's date has anything to say to her of a private nature they have to leave home to say it.

IT CRAMPS any young chap's style to try to make love with the wholl family listening in, and none but a hero would attempt It. That Is whj there are fewer marriages than there were in the days when every gir had a parlor with a good soundproof door that she could shut and be hind which Adolphus Gustavus could pop the question. And It is whf mothers lie awake at night wondering why their daughters dont com home. i ND tohy are there so many hoodlum boys and girls' Became tfterg wasn't room enough for them in the home to play games and to make things and to have their little individual power would make all other power unnecessary. The tides, once harnessed, would run our machinery as long as the sun and moon combine to raise and drop the waters of the Now they're claiming New York not hos ocean.

pitable. And look at all the parades, brass bands and ticker tape they break out for for by Democratic Senators and Representa tives and were not of Republican origin, al notables! comes the personification of catlike grace. himself a weak vessel. If he had American subjects, he would be hustled off his throne in short order and sent into permanent exile In most undignified fashion. It seems unthinkable that the people of Roumania will sit idle and let Carol continue to have his way.

The I'rinrc had his Madame Ipcscu, and Roumania was getting along nicely without him. Maniu was giving that country the most modern and efficient rule it had ever enjoyed, certainly in modern times. Carol had his choice put squarely before him: Madam Le-pescu and continued exile or the throne of jloumania. Ho chose tho throne and was ceived with wild acclamation. But he apparently has decidod ho cannot exist without his Madame Lcpescu.

He stems to think that the days of the early Bourbons of France can he revived jivl he can have his queen and hia mistress Aoo. But Carol of Roumania is no Louis XIV, and the days when the King though receiving Republican support. There Nancy Carroll and Buddy Rogers appearing is therefore very little political capital that can be made from them, and it seems very doubtful that Florida will remain in the Re at two picture houses simultaneously in Orlando last week. Nancv at Bcarham and Professor Claude's experiments use the warm at the surface of tropical seas to operate a turbine, the waters being converted to steam by means of a vacuum. Cold water from tho depths of the sea is used to recondense the steam, and renew tho vacuum.

It is complicated for the non-scientific mind, but if there is "an inexhaustable store of power in tropical sea water," that certainly will make a great difference to enormous populations living near the equator in comparative idleness. publican in 1932. THE JAY-HAWKER BIRD RACKET The punsters are accusing Rex Beach ot writing et celery instead of etcetera since he turned Honda farmer and made a clean-up on 1 find myself more and more under self control. Last night I slipped only one of those quill toothpicks in sanitized paper in my vest pocket while dining out. Personal nomination for the most beautiful feminine profile in New York Lucy Vinrginia Long.

Ill luck is reported to trail men for whom fast horses arc named. A race track follower recounts 10 so honored who met with tragedy thus adding another silly to the folly of superstition. An exploitation trick of fortune tellers is, after a prominent person meets disaster, to circulate a report hia big celery patch. This is in line with San-ford which has done away with the "City Sub Riallo, Buddy at Ritz and Rialto. Big crowds at all of 'em.

Will Rogers a scream and causes screams of laughter in "So This Is London." He overdoes most everything but his lines. Folks laugh at Will, even when he's just getting ready to say something. They'd laugh if ho changed his mind and said nothing. Fish have no feet, but some of 'em have a kick. We can prove it by the Now York World.

And snake bite medicine has no feet either but it has a kick ana! we can prove it by Federal officers. New Yorker would prohibit ball-playing in the streets. Where In the dickens can boys in the metropolis learn baseball if the objector has hia way? stantial" of somewhat mingled memories in favor of "The Celery This is the only The death of Sir Henry Segrave, brilliant, courageous Englishman, will be regretted everywhere. Ho had developed new speeds in motorboats and automobiles, and was killed yesterday when a boat in which he was going 100 miles an Florida municipality, so far as we know that has thus honored a vegetable; and the first permanently to honor one anywhere In the country, so far as we can recall; although the New York Times is authority for the statement hour turned over and tank. tho mishap had been foretold by one of their guild.

Major Segrave had shown that man's speed afloat can be greatly increased. Nature supplies, in water, perfect, ball-bearing surface, the drops of water rolling one over the other, without friction. A water speed of 600 miles an hour could be obtained with the The One of the world's most famous diets: Diet of Worms. Tho late Arnold Rothstein was supposed to have been warned to avoid telephone calls summoning him to a hotel. He was a gambler with all the inherent superstitions of the calling and had he been so worned it is not likely he would have fallen so easily into the death trap set for him.

right ship constructing and adequate application of power. JNew ideas are needed in ship con struction, in screws, wheels, or other driving power. Budapest is enjoyinu a coneress wan the Law are dust and ashes, dead and done with. To an American on the outside looking. In, it appear that it is about Urn to make Michael King again.

o. THE APPROACHING NEW JERSEY PRIMARY Political attention la now centered upon New Jersey where the fate of Dwight W. Morrow will be determined In the Republican primary of Tuesday. Morrow loomi large as a possible Republican Presidential nominee in 1932, and this fact has lifted the coming election out of the ruck of the commonplace. It looks as if Morrow will win.

New Jersey is a Wet Slate, and the former Ambassador is running on a Wetplatform, Not only does New Jersey drink as Wet as any other commonwealth, but It haa voted Wet are now in choosing its Senators. Morrow advocates repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment He would have each State decide whether it wants prohibition enforced and whether it desires Federal aid in enorcement if it tares for carrying out the prohibition laws. One of Morrow's opponents is "Joe" Frcy-linghausen. He is Wet. He has boon twi'co defeated as a Dry.

Figure that out, and estimate how heavily he weighs In the scale. Tho necond of Morrow'l opponenti is Franklin Fort. He is running as Dry, and has the solid support of the Dry forces, and is a Congressman irom a Wet district. In January he made a speech in Congress in which he stated in substance that he believes prohibition should be retained in order to suppress the commercial liquor traffic, but that the private manufacture and consumption of liquor should be permitted, according to tho New York World. There you have tho line-up; Morrow, who is up for election on a wet platform and with powerful Republican backing plua his popularity and that of his aon-in-lowj Freyling-hauscn who was a bandwagon Wet and is now a bandwagon Dry, being twice thrown off; Fort, a Dry candidate with a former homebrew areumcnt to catch tho foreign voters in Who remembers saying: If you won't lo'e me, I'm going out in the garden and eat worms? A numbered correspondent from Sing Sing writes that the menace to the country is the ball-and-chain store.

So says F. P. A. in the Conning Tower, but we bet he was imagining things. Watermelons, fishing, red bugs, ticks, baseball, golf, beaches, sunshine, tan peelings-summer time and Thursday half holidays.

"Oh see the happy moron He doesn't give a damn. I wish I were a moron; My God perhaps 1 Strickland Gillilan. that Mew York through restaurant ballots nominated cabbage as its vegetable, and corned beef as its running mate. New York if now Jiggs City. This business of choosing official flowers, birds and vegetables for municipalities and states Is serio-comic or comico-scrious business, as you will.

Kansas has been in the throes, several kinds of them, over its bird. Tho New York Times has even Included it in editorial Topics, commenting as follows: "Everybody knows that Kansas has a flower, for the sunflower has been used to advertise the State. It seems that it also has a bird, not the fcatherless, trousered kind that occasionally migrates and enlivens other States, but a real one, the State bird. The Leavenworth Times has been inquiring In sarcastic accents the use of tho mcadowlark as an emblem of Kansas. It suggests abolishing, not the bird Itself, but its service as a symbol, "Such notions could not pass unrcproved by William Allen White.

He agrees that the mea-dowlark was a bad choice, but Kansas ought to have some representation on the wing. "Bill" offers the horse-fly, And if there are to be State flowers and State birds, why not a State vegetable 1 Head lettuce or leaf lettuce, with a preference for the latter, would auit him. "Some time ago this city, through restaurant ballots, nominated cabbage as Its vegetable. This carried its tcam-mato, corned beef, to victory by Its popularity. That Is all right for cold uther.

hut for this time of year New York collection of funk. There was no place where they could go off by themselves and make all the noise they wanted to. They were perpetually under foot and troublesome and annoying and so they were pushed out on the street to play and to acquire the knowledge of the streets and the manners and morals and ideal of the street, AND why are there to many more divorces than there used to het, Largely because the average young married couple go to live In an apartment or bungalow so little that they have only enough room In it to change their minds about wanting to be married to each other. If you would put a female saint and a he-angel Into a couple of tiny rooms where they bump against each other every time they move and where there is no privacy and no space to put their individual belongings, they would fight like a cat and a dog within three months. Even the best beloved get on our nerves if we are brought In too close contact with them.

NOTHER thing that is the matter with the modern home Is Si that there is not enough home cooking in it. You can't buUd a real home on a foundation of paper bags and tin cans. Nobody can picture a happy family gathering around an evening meal that has come from the delicatessen store. Mighty love survives dyspepsia. The homes that husbands and children like to come back to are those presided over by a woman who spends more time in the kitchen than she does at a bridge table or a matinee and whose family always see her as a divinity of the pots and pans surrounded by the savory incense of good cooking.

pLNftLLY, what's the matter with the modern home is that men and women don't put their hearts and their backs into it. They dont realize that making a homers the biggest and most important job that two people ever tackle and that it takes patience, it takes intelligence, It takes grit, it takes salesmanship to get away with it. i Tr think that business is more important. That society end clubs are more imporant. That you go away from home to find happiness instead of making it at your own fireside.

They think that home is a place where you can wear your sloppy clothes and drop your good manners and be as disagreeable as you please, and so they make their homes a place of turmoil instead of a place of peace and rest. rpHESE are some of the things that are the matter with the modern home. There are others that we will discuss on Wednesday. DOROTHY DIX. A crystal gazer, with an evasive and predatory eye, drifted to our town In a houseboat "The White Swan." For a half dollar he was transported into the silence and said I was destined to become a great merchant, marry a brunette and be the papa of six children.

But something has confused my destiny. Sandwich men aro becoming very Park avenue. Shuffling figures who roamed the curb encased turtle like in signs are being supplanted by well dressed men who carry gaudy silken banners. It was discovered the ultra idea attracted 100 to 1 over the old. From Miss Carolyn: "I was amused watching you in a restaurant Thursday night.

A waiter dropped a sprig of celery in your hair, spilled a little soup in your lap and when he came towards you with a big silver platter of fish you suddenly dissappeared," I know when to quit! of delegates from various nations opposed to prohibition, Sir William Arbuthnot Lane, distinguished British surgeon, says alcohol has made man kind, plcasanter, better, easier to live with. Aand wine will be "enjoyed" as long as the race of man lasts. He attributes our American crime wave to the Volstead act, pointing out that crime in Europe, with no prohibition, is steadily decreasing. The amazing thing is not that alcohol is "pleasant," but that, as a rule, nations and Individuals that use no alcohol have not been among the most successful. Examine an accepted list of the 1000 greatest men in history, You will not find 10 teetotalers.

Among nations, you seo non-alcoholic Asiatics in India, easily held down by a small crowd of Englishmen, whom prohibition interests not in the least. Since courts have recognized the responsi bility of backseat drivers, may a man shunt responsibility by alleging his backseat driver went to sleep? T. S. Add similes: As low as the feeling you experience when you read that the suit you bought Inst week is advertised at one-third WHERE LINGLESr can well afford to choose something lighter. If Kansas and Mr.

White will permit It should bo that same leaf lettuce, so abundant in his State, so rare in New York eating places, and it should be served with vinegar and bacon and a little sugar, and thoroughly wilted. As for a bird, if they take the horse-fly, we might lcct the mpsquito." Heaven save tho mark as to what comments would be made should some straw ballot be taken in Florida at this time- to determine Its official bird, flower and vegetable if such concatenations have followed over Kansas' mea-dowlark. his Congressional district, voter some ef Mr. Lucas, federal trade commissioner, says purchasers of worth of securities issued by the W. B.

Forshay company, of Deleware and Minnesota, will get exactly nothing. Possibly somebody will go to Jail, What about companies that, in the insane gambling periods issued and sold stock in single companies up to 5, 6, 7 hundred million and more, outrageously watered, causing buyers to lose hundreds of millions, instead of Will anything happen to them? No, they are wholesalers. NEW CHARTERS St. Lucie county, retail and wholesale confections, 50 shares common stock at $100' each, W. M.

and Ma-rle Vernon McKinnon and Baxter Goodlett, Ft. Pierce. Price Transfer and Storage company, Jacksonville, general moving and hauling. 50 shares at $100 each, M. McLaughlin, Charles H.

Dukes and H. A. McLaughlin, Jacksonville. Lakeview Pharmacy, Mt. Dora, general retail drug store, 50 shares at $100 each, Sarah J.

Giv-ens, Myrtle L. Givens and M. J. Givens. Mt.

Dora. Miami Motor-Glider Corporation, Miami, Aircraft, 100 shares, no par value, C. H. Reeder, C. L.

Leffler, E. B. Freeland, D. Earl Wilson and R. V.

Waters, Miami. J. O. Craft Hotel Corporation, West Palm Beach, 100 shares, no par value, J. G.

Craft, West Palm Beach, David Sholtz and B. B. Gordon, Daytona Beach. Walter N. Knauth and company, Boyntorr Beach, 2,000 shares, no par value, Walter N.

Krauth, Edna A. Knauth and A. A. Atwa- whom mane wine at nome. Victory for Dwight W.

Morrow appears almost a certuinty; the main question being merely as to his majority. And, if he be willing, he may assume the leadership of one wing in the Republican party. Should, however, there be an upset and Congressman Fort emerge victorious, it is possible that he may loom up as a possible running mate for President Hoover in the Convention of "The purpose of the new penal reforms is to supplant punishment and incarceration, as auch, with the treatment of individual criminals." Winthrop D. I-ane, writer. "Europeans are saying today that Europe is being Americanized.

They are saying it with an air of fatalism and distaste, expressing a sentiment compounded of fear, curiosity, scorn and admiration." Nathaniel Peffer, author. A country club guard in Cleveland who shot a boy hunting for golf balls, did it, we suppose, as a matter of course. off in tomorrow's sale. HOW TO GET BUSINESS THESE DAYS? Amen Farrith Masaiinc How to get business these days? Put up your guard on the defense? No, please. Get out the hammer and tongs and go at them slash prices? No, please.

Cut the very liver out of profits? No, please. Fire everybody in sight? Fire! Fire! Get panicky? Cry? Moan? No, please. Tear your hair? Also tear up sound policies? Get swept off your feet? In a frenzy? To all of these No, please! Let's agree to use our heads right about now. Many customers want lower prices. All right, let's give them lower prices.

But lot's not lose our ahirt or even our necktie doing this. Let's give those who want them (and that doesn't mean everybody by a long shot) lower-priced things. But let's buy such lower-priced goods so we can make some money out of them. Lets not do all our lowest-price promoting by slashing merchandise from our stocks Let'l promote fast-selling fashions At fast-selling prices-Using whatever newspaper space we need to get us action But making every penny's worth of it work double-time Let's watch our expenses but not be silly about this and do away with anything that can't pay its way Let's use our heads more than we have for vears And above all let's WORK! STREAMS IN THE DESERT TALLAHASSEE, June 15 (JP) Charters of incorporation just announced by the secretary of state included those for the following: Pownall Studios, West Palm Beach, general photographic and art business, 400 shares of stock at $50 each, Grace L. and E.

L. Pownall, and Anna Lamm, West Palm Beach, Summit Reality company, Mi.mii, securities. 50 shares, no par value: "Thou couldst have no power a all against Me, except It were given thee from above." (Joh 19:11) ter. Boynton Beach. Biltmore Theatre, amusements, BO shares at $100 each, Ralph Holdberg, B.

A. Linton and H. A. Burmeister, Miami. Embury Corporation, Miami Reach, real'estate, 200 shares, no J.

C. Sullivan, John J. Lindsey and 1 par value, R. G. and Mary R.

Wag. unjust a thing may be, or how Absolutely it may seen to be from Satan, by the time it reaches us it is God's will for us, and will work for good to us? For all things work together for good to us who love God. And even of the betrayal, Christ said, "The cup which my Father gave me, shall I not drink it?" We live charmed lives if we are living in the center of God's will. All the attacks that Satan, through others' sin, can hurl against us are not only powerless to harm us, but are turned into blessings on the way. H.

W. S. Miami Bescn, iu. c. nnuer, St.

Paul R. E. Wagner, Nothing that is not God's will can come into the life of one who trusts and obeys God. Jliis fact is enough to make our life one of ceaseless thanksgiving and joy. For "God's will is the one hopeful, glad, and glorious thing in tho world;" and it is working in the omnipotence for us all the time, with nothing to prevent it if we arc surrendered and b-lieving.

One who was passing through deep waters of affliction wrote to a friend: "Is it not a glorious thing to knowhat, no difference how Rockaway Park, L. J- P- Wag-! n. Braden, Miami. Lukie Find Paint Remover company, Tampa, paints and paint removers, 100 snares common stock, no par value and 100 shares of preferred stock at $100 Alfred S. Metzner, Tampa, W.

R. Turner, Tampa, Claibourne M. ner, Baldwin, L. I. Bay Street Pharmacy, Daytona Beach, drugs, chemicals, 50 shares, no par volue, W.

M. Han- i Phinns, kins, A. C. Hankins anu in, r. nn I'hoto shows the summer home at Long Beach, recently pur-1 chased by Alfred Lingle, slain Chicago newspaperman, at a eost of is Mrs.

Helcne tiujjle, widow of the reporter,) Fort Pierce Candy company, Iderson, Daytona Beach. (Copyrighted. Rearranged and published by perrgissiim of the author).