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VOL. 10; NO.•12. (WEEKLY EDITION) MIAMI, FLORIDA, F'ItIUAV MORNING, MARCO r•,
sl WORLD'S FASTEST ;SENATOR FLETCHER ;TWO I
EXPRESS CRUISERS TO SEEKS RENOMINATION;
• TAKE PART IH THE REGATTA RACES" TODY`A pounces•.Formal nate is didncy PASS
Democratic Primaries; Has Solid R.
!edications Are That Several * Made Splendid Record. Repre.
R.Reclords Will Be Broken in TODAY'S REGATTA PROGRAM. • - Breaks
An ual Contests; Hoosier V _ United States Senator Duncan U. erv•tb
;',V.- Leadiop in.Points; Shadow 1:30 P. fes—Siz•1IIle Race. ;Fletcher hos announced his candidacy Modif,
V Next. Open to all express cruisers with average speed of better than for renomination ns Unite) Stets.
18 Mlles per hour and leas than 25. Flying start. No"handicap. senator. at the coming democratic
Three boats or no rare. 'primaries, and his formol cntnncei K•sehint
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE 2:00 p.m.-20.5/11e open displacement boat race. rates thea veer greete,l with interest pcatree
• WILL WITNESS EVENTS, Open to all open displacement boots with an average speed of bet• r hie many a frend. nen. Senator ed e uy the
• ter than lwenty•ffve miles an hour. Flying start. No hombre', Fletcher will v cit Flofida in the un. original t.
I 2:50 p. m.-10-5111e race for expresscruisers, mediate futures to the interest of his l can leader
in Addition to Motor Boats,I Open to all expose cruisers with an average speed of better than caruhdarY. I modified
Thrilling Races in Air Be-, twenty-five miles per hour. Flying start. No h.ndicup. n Mr. Fletcher'• formai announce• of the sec
tweets Airplanes and Flying I 3'20 p. ,e.—Two-Mlle time trial.. mens follows. ennferene,
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Boats Scheduled; Rules to 3:45One lap of two•mile course. Open to all entraentrant, Announcement. i One of
p.n.—Aquaplane erenta 'To the Democratic Electors of F'loe•'from the
Conteatabta In addition to a erack-the-whip contest for prizes an exhibition ids: - I changed o
of fancy riding will be given. I1 take this opportunity to repress I leader.th •
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• Molorlte are urged use Col. 4:30 p. es.—One-Mlle straightaway time trial. ,ray sincere appreciation of the confi•Iunanimnu•
Ilna bridgein goingto to e setae• Open to all entrants. ;den.you have heretofore reposed in other,hue
ta. This request uImade on ac- 4:15 p. so—Exhibition thea trial by Glenn 11.Curti.: new air•pro• nee,and to announce that at the psi- ie..re Pe• •
pelted -Scooter." !mary to he held on Tuesday,June K,• Nations i
•round of the congestion that willinexL I will submit to your ,tendon •action, n
result on the causeway, both
draws,, which are •Derated.1,Y Iwhich in '
whether it is your wish that I serve
• hand,will be up•almost ronslanl• ;the state another term as one of its Gree ion"
reprerentstives in the United Stales inti, reaps
ly between noon and L30 p. m., senate. lreport..t
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to peamli baa• gel to the race .F.L CONVENTIUN'TAX REDUCTION IS i I herr sit the pail labored and will T'he b
course• 1 for the rr
• n the future endeavor to give full.
Eleven of the world's faxteat water !measure of service. The viae, r°prexem'
,� rd of.tea, by
craft•re welting on the ways to slip m ark:.i o cn to all rid s wnkx for
awn into�lRa.n•b. ametii.:er6e.,SUU6NT BY MIAMI WANTED AT ONCE'ilY,,� ,\l e.m,i i I ilhrnt•n:r,
of
y a motion of Ihtt rte•, poi
fore noon lona to compete for the nrA will dis,•IOe n any,liravt and n. •
ch•mpimrthip o the United States inj __-___ ;direct accomplishments beneficial to Iublirwu r
the cruise,, expre..,cruiser end din- - - -- Florida and its citizens. If....an fe•1 mosso,tin
placement racer demos, to be coin- Members of Executive Council William G. McAdoo, Formers"nerd, I will be in n position in or,I Senator I
Detect for this afternoon on the 2•mile
Before Leaving for North Secretary enaipliah e.en more then in the past,'ndniints,r
Carl G.Fisher course. ; y of Treasury, ion air length of Mery ice in the emote;r„-offered
Already 1 of the cruisers
Wednesday,Tell Local Lead- claves Immediate Reduction means ncre.seed prestige end rapper-1,by the
have distinguished themselves in the era That They Will Help of Billion Dollars Demandedtunity fur great2r aeluiev tiient in 1...;Irnder's ,
minor races held in >liomi this win. Land Meeting. by Business Interests, half of the.tote. inkwell
ter,.and the events this afternoon will __ During the campaign 1 expect In;solidly fes
deride the championship. meet and dise•uss wills you problems land tlirt
Hoosier V. the fastest express Before leaving Miami curly ycaler• Washington, )fusrh d.--.\n imme•'affecting the welf.ru of the slide and: oil it. '
'cruiser in the world,may or may not day morning for the north, Samuel,'Irate billion dolhire reduction in (ed- nation. The ins
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win. While this boat won both the'Gump•re and •Il members of the 1 viol Lanes won suggested in .+tots• I shall apmcciate very,m".uh your) harp eon
long distance races to Palm Rech executive council of the •
American meta issued here loilny by William G. active support end your vol.. on•ppiresl ba•h
and Bimini,yet she struck • reef on
51cA,loo, former secretary of the l June B. h6perGsa
the race to Key Weat and did not Federation of Labor expressed their treasury. The present tauen burden Gratefully aril sincerely, ;Senator I
finish. ,. - ;Intention of working for lliumi to or. is too greet,he acid,and in"having DUNCAN U.FLF:TCIIEIL after he•
• This race went to Shadow, which•cure the 1921 convention of the an injurious effect on business." March 5, 1720. /with the•
took second place in the two former I American Federation of Later,which 51r.,IeAduo proposed that collection Semler Fletcher was born in Sum•,IMinely i •
/tees.and consequently stands in the will mean that Miami will almost ter. of a tax to establish a sinking fund ter county,Georgia,January 0,1869,I tions war
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lead with the greatest number of I tainly secure it. It will mean at least for retirement of the war debt,which.)and was aluoateil in the country;lion im
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points today. Should Shadow V win 12,000 violist:.in Miami for the entire was recommended by former Secretary
'schools nod at Gordon Institute.grail- renervwti, •
second place in both today and to-,ten daysrr two weeks of the convene Glans to begin with the fiscal year It sting front \'anderbilt University in logg of>
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morrow's races on the bay, she wil,'tion,according tb George H.RaSagny, 1920 be proposed fur two years and'June.1880. lie began pearlier or law grown..
in the title of "Champion of th one of the officials of the Central La- that the deferred payments of Euro.lint Jacksonville,Fla.,in July,1081,and be 1,000,
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Unca AlloStaou+dao stands agood 1,bor Union of Miami. IYean in interest
be(noels, until Europe l ass admitted to practice in all.lute'wan the
The conventions arc generally held P pay its interest coil fedare, warts, indudirK the few
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t chance to win the coverted title. She;in June,and if this should be the date chargee. ons
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Is very fest In smooth water and for the 1921 convention and Mit mi se- By discontinuing purchooe of United S4[m supreme court. adnpti0nn.
should she have conditions Just right, cured the Libertbonds for retirement under Ile was•member a thea legislature' Thr m•
great meeting, it would y of}londw in 189A,mayor of 3;c hair.I rnee 1.. •
she may lead the way home. mean much to this city during the Drovluons of exleting low the treats. villa, 1893-1896 and 1901.1903;chair• encs 10 3
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C•the apsreat e•cruiser pectod o+ Gar ell season of the yens. Air.Rab g y den •now red flected in' •the(lotting of•large debt l man of the board of public net ruction'a"as wen••
poor stated lost night that bliami should 'of Duval count ,1900-19nd;,oa'r o,u t tie delis".
a•t00.horsepower Liberty motor. Al. send•strong delegation to the Mon• and which otherwise will have to Lal Y
•—though accidents have put Gar Jr.out trod convention of the American Fed• Amole up by told seem oat edu tion.se the etn190tl .1-democratic7; anrcuove tom-12,and 1.
of two of the ocean races,yet changes eration of Labor which convenes in Of tax bill fortheswattwo nelsonl Uni�.veil Staeelsenator witn the n n�Pnmtttt issy llfortit;-11
have been made which her owner 1,u- June of the present year in order to in this milliner round Le accomplished!election of June, 1909, orad norm hren F3 a
lien.•will make her`fastrr than ether secure the convention for thin r''y in and that it would involve the issuance i ntously elected;by the legislature. Ile sag Coin
• •lloosier V or Altonia.
1921. of additional bonito to the extent of:was renominated in the primer%elen- On ad. '
favorsIn 1,s dusti•ronmen tht clues,e white etting
On the Yacht Colonial, which weal probably not more than one and is!lion of June, 1014, and re•elrrted iniehiutite ii
chartered Wednesday for•yte partY•'half billion dello.. ;November,1911.b I r sou:. l eight reap,
runabout although Mouser II. • 1,i; the following men were a tel:Sent. "I trust that the ways and mean,l Ile n mendhrr of l the dentocnttit oerots in
48-footer,' with 600-horsepower uel Compere,William Jennings Ur •1 is •
engined m•y give 51iu.Nos.ou a goal iY latices
committee of the house of resiresen•I et:,•t,ng committee of the senate;I"'It wan.
San, Jan Duncan, Frank Duffy, latices i uwhieh all tax. will.res.(ioirmnn, committee on tromp:ie . vote oa f
run. Both orun ewe boatss the world,be •(
home's Rickert,Jacob Fisher, 61aP'must, of course, originate, will inn•I(inn ventre to seahcooii ranking dem-I ri'aervatie
but neither of them base raceil rho thew Wall and wife, Daniel Tobin.:eider this question to its broad ale-;ern Ga ember committee n teen- -ill.ion
{ Frank 5lorrison, James A. Mooning'none to our general economic welfare.:nirrec, of w•hichr he was ehoienuin I w"hthe 17
date. and wife, and Guy II. Oyster. all,The immediate burden of taxation or 1 republican nie tion.
Tool will settle the long disputed members of the executive council of too great. It is havin an in urtou.lpri r pe je sr i' 'e co h, Asrad,.
questi a the American Federation of labor, J 1919;•Iso me her of the senate com-
rffect on b oinees.•,Its•ein e- rodM: •
Mouser II halls from Ching',while with the exception of Mr. Bryan, I ing factor of large proportions in the Imitlee on banking end currency,mill- „No Mit
Mln Na sou comes•II thew y from The entertainment meat comm tree was.high cost of lining. Its inevitable tAry ,furs, fisheries, Philippines, t eprev '
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" Cleveland. comprised of the following local pen.'teneney is to ,trifle new enterprise Printing, public health and national shall any •
• W.. Wee •rad N'Everything, also plc. F.K.Clark,George Strom,J.T.I and to throttle initiative. It is both ilu■rantme —mnutters. Only .euro be eligihl,
enured In this dna, are very fast Blackmon, George II. Babagny, Mrs.!unscientific and inequitable. In viewamong the democrats In the.mate•are I or ascetic
and if their small size Is not too much E. C. Stone, E. F. Swisher,Captain I of the approaching decline in our his seniors in service, by said II
of a handicap they may surprise the G. E. Strom, W. R. Robbins Miss I export trade with the inevitable re-I lie is a member f the United I eacept pu
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crowd. i Manes L.Albritton,W.M.Mahoney.I duction in the volume of.business In i States section of gibe ;the
areas of
T. following Is • description of Phil Ileslington, Mrs. L. Coaton, W. the country It will become doubly sinehigh omms5ion w d-was for•a num•;for his at
. the entrants in eseh event: P.Martin,T.C. Baker,Mn. George portant to revise hod to reduce taxa- bee of years president of the south-t powers a '
Limited Express Cruiser Race, Strom, Mise Agnes Colton, W. E. (ion in order that business may not ern commercial congress,and is now -
- 1:30 p.m.F'rlday-8 Miles. Flanders, M. A. McColl, Mr., 0. F„I have to rarry an unnecessary tan bur.;honorary prewident of lh.t!wily. Its TWO C
"Miss Milwaukee”owned by W.C. Strom.J.L.Foley,J.C.Lett,L.Cos. den throughout this period of re. is also president of the Florida So- Al
' Morehead,Milwaukee,Wis.,a 12-foot ton,J.L.Daniels,Gordon Russell and adjustment. ciety of Washington.
•express cruiser powered with •n 8. j,R.Livingston.. •• Los A
cylinder Sterling engine,credited with The boat went to Cope Florida and ONLY TIIRF.F.C.ANDIDATt:S' orl1'M
• M..peed 02,20 .P.H. return,and Samuel Compere got one FRENCH WONT GIVE UP 1 Springfield, Ill., March d.—Time•heevywe.1
"Mimeos*"owned by D. C.Joyce trhke hike trolling down the bay. lighlweigl
of Coconut Grove and Chicago. A Several pictures of Mr.Compere and for cgs pmm�er to file April ora for the
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60-foot*spree.cruiser powered with William Jennings Bryan were taken CLAIMS ON GERMANY'Illinois primases of 13 expired fi,ur•rowo
• pair of" six cylinder Van Blerck while on the trip. tonight end the field dosed with Dla•'niKht.
• engines. Thi■ boat sen. previously -+— ;Jur General Leonard Wood anti Gov.; It wee i
awned by W.J.Matheson. l ern,Frank 0: Lowden,•the only re.;DemnaeY': '
{i publican preeidenli•I condidales on.might u
.'Camel II"owned by Floyd W11- FEDERAL FUEL CONTROL Government to Make Determ•
`� the halloo and Governor Edward L;opponent.
' ',• llama,;611amis A 66•foot express fined Opposition to Any Modi- Edwards of New Jersey, the lone l opponent.
'1;, crulNt powered>�rth six cylinder 160 (i lions of Versailles Treaty demi,crot. 'nut been i
cru. horsepower Spec,wsy engine,s boat MAY BE RESTORED SOON – —
:C -;hat should win this race. i Is• nnouneemenl. . Fen. ISO OnAnmca retail fruit, •
Ate'
Exp,... Crulsers—Unlimited mi..A bees.. viol, res
s er.. nor Ave. n„seine
Y, . '•• ,.2:50 p.m.—I0 5111.. Poria,March d.-1 By The Aasociut- c.—,... lir is.,01
''';r Shadow V,owned by Carl G.Fisher Failure of Shipping Board to ed Press.)—Tile French government _.
` - -and;winner of the Key Wcst rice. Secure Bids on Fuel Oil I will mak• determined opposition to ''•n mail( ate wowwAt.. •
YIAw
- -Powered,with a pair of six cylinder Needed May Cause Preaidenh any revhlon of the treaty of.Ver- Ah.r °ter 'sin..+ Fsib,r .icon'.
160 horsepower Speedway engines, to Act in the Matter. aaillca that would modify her claims w;5ie sea n,:n-e,ive,seh .rad rebuses nnq ee
.r'"ts."Alton)•, owned by A. C. Newby, Ion Germany,it was learned today. Frear at •
I.,_•_Ilk ewls/powered with a pair of six The attitude of the French govern. •
"ieylinder-Speedway engines of 160 Washington, Meech 'd.—Failure of went,according to the official point of
a•1.hors.power each.A 42-foot and 9 the shippingboard to secure Lid•for view, is in perfect afford with the - 1
Inrhteirippren cruiser that ran second even•small proportion of its oil fuel sentiments of the new chamber of --FREE—A Guide to 1
..- In the;Blminl race, needed for its ships during the year deputies, It Is held that any further
o tlfooeleri'V,owned by lis R. Dock- beginning April 1, brought the mp,conc.:done by the French govern- ' It is In the form of•book which hwa rise
'gall' of; Indianapolis d• Miami, geation tonight that President Wilson meat to German would not be tole- each Balling the pubitcations that bad must e
`i.',,Pp neem;islets a pair of eight cylinder might be urged to invoke his war I sled byY standing of an”i work. •
x�:: pamperer S parliament,and,i!made,the
700 er tarling engines.This power,to moat the situation, Roster- government would he.overthrown. Th•Mok le hmn-ut ane by ss. •.,•.t.
' ' rata+,ww•ihe pianist er peel atlas.M fen e.,i.,,e ,e.,
Ib Ir
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...sass.•'noes onset. II e:as p. m.-hahibltl°n time 1risi by Glenn II.('urliaa' sass .• •••announce•,.,r ..
ta, This request Is pelted "Scooter:' new •dr•pro• l mv,and to announce that al the a icon r,, ��
count of the congnauon that will nary to he Mid on your June it, Nations Le ,
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remelt on the c•u.e••y. as both inrxe. I will eubn,it to your decision action, rthe
hand,drowwiltbe which
up almost ron.1e by the whether it your wish .o 1 acre• which In 11'
Iran tate ether term ne one of its first time t. •
IP basin«n noun end 1,200,:.,..% A.F.L. reprecentalives in this United St steal mild re__
to peswh heal•to get CONVENTIUN!TAK REDUCTIOf� is,“,„,„„ 'pIh' 11.'11"
1 e rr
course. t h in the past labored and will for the 1 xb
n the future endeavor to give full repo
Eleven of the world's(uteri water measure f ervtce The r< r l of n'PrrsenUlinl •
craft■p waiting on the sexes to clip 1 my wok:�open to all and sp+•ukx for•leo by Sen
down-into Biscayne bay sometime Le-I UCNT BY MIAMI'WANTED AT 0 N C[!{In,Jf. .h t. n toatll of test ver•I Mnntaaa,an.. •
lore nom+ today topmpde for the
nal will die;In many direct anal: toe 66 Parties •
ehamplouehip of the United States in - direct arcmotbshnts beneficial tot was^(treed
the crnia.•, ex pre... "ruiner and ;Ile-. --- ------ 'direct
and its cameos. If n•uin to. Publirun L•ii
I- placement racer rla•res, to he corn- Members of Executive Council i William G. McAdoo, Formeri°"rr,l, i wall L° .'u Posit." to x,.,'11^r1 aa•hu.eu
petal for this afternoon on the 2-milt .millish r:en n than the
Poet.�Senator tar Ilii.
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Carl C.Fisher course.
Before Leaving for North' Secretary of Treeau y, De•Iyr length of novice in lho r,watt.I anomias ratio
Already several of the cruisers
Wednesday,Tell Local Lend- dares Immediate Reduction mrenr increased prestige end o. ^'-1,the
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• have distinguished themselves in lb. era That They Will Help ,ecce �p'r' •d by the•xr •
minor • • held In Mixmi this win• Land Meeting.Y of Billion Dollars Demeaned sanity for greater achievement i.L_-i leader'* ..pp.
ter,and the event••this afternoon will • by Business Intercut, holt of the et■tr. adopted ss itL
decide the'championship. • ! IlurinX the cans psign I es pees to coil t /or U •
Hoosier V, the fastest express Before leaving Miami curlymeet and discuss with you problems and thirteen
• )'eater- lebillion
Washington, 11ulrh 4.-An lone• affecting line wrlfar°of the stole all,. ipg it. •
cruiser In the world,may or may not day morning for the north, Samuel diose billdollars reduction in fed. nation,
•■fin. While thin boat won both the Compere and all members of the oral bxes woe auKKeslyd sb,l°• 1 shall epn,oriole eery mu.It your I The mane•..
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'ting distance races to 1'alm Meech executive <o aril of the American went issued here today by William G.,active support end your viii•• o. pared behind
and Bimini,yet she struck a reef '1McAdoo, former secretary of the,June x. ircd behind
the acs lo,Kay West and did not Federation of Labor exprraswl their lre•sury. The present tate, Carden hi-partisan r •
finish. intention of workingfor,lien,,to se. is tooCrate�ully and sincerely. Senator IA*l:
This race went to Shadow, which great, ffect ctil,and in"having I IUNCAN U. I'LF:TC'III:IL after he coo,wo,
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took second lace in the two former can sn 1 er convention Lf the an injurious eprop aothabustne lle Marchent5,Fletcher
with the
D American that Mi iiion of Cahoot which Mr.tax to proposed that ing Punt Serunt FLeorgi wee Wien in Sum.'
-;taco and eonsequrntly stands In the will mean that,I lsmi will almost cera of a dao to caluLli:J, • sinking fund line '1 Inlivrh rem
lead with the greatest number of tainly secure it. It will meanat least for retirement of the war debt,whichpoints I• con041 µ't',educate Jd in n the 0, IN69,I tions r,.•
second today. iSbothhould Shadow V win todgy and to- 2.000 visitors in Miami for the entire wasrecommended
e commndeJby former Senret•ey schools and at Cordon Ltditute,'g'radY reservntt.tion n",
morrow's rape on the bay, she will ten Jays ne two weeks of the convex. Glen he r begin with the fine' year„sting from Vanderbilt University in logg of Mini
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the lith o! "Champion of the lion,according to George 11.Rafagny, D oponed for two years and,Juno,1X80, II,beganpractice of law genu
United t title
p' one of the officials of the Central La- that th,deferred pre ymenls of Euro.Ibound
,t by
• bor Union of/diem]. I peon interest he funded until Europe I O1 s Jacksonville,mdFla.,int ec in 1 It and be bound by •
The Altonia also stands a good The conventions are generally held a in position to pay its ingnri was fmjsr.J to orartirr in all state•w . the mil
- chane,to win the covented title. SKI,in June,and if this should be the date charges- red federal aa°ris, ount..rK the few minub• •
Is very fast in smooth •ter and for the 1931 convention and Mimi sr• ^By discontinuing purchate of (inited State•supr<mf court. 1 adoption of• •
should•ha have conditions jun right,(cured the great meeting, iT would I Liberty Londa for retirement under Ise was a member of the I.1 hture The mwlil •
she may Iead the way home. mean much to this city during the provisions of'slating law the treat•.of Florida in 1893,mayor of Jockcoe.I erre chant
Great things •reg expected of Car dull....on of the y,,. Me.tlabsgny try would be relieve) f•Iarge bur'I rill°, 1x73-1x75 and 1901-1703;chair- r e to Jap.
Jr..the expre a cruiser powered with
stated lost night that ,f iami should den now reflected In the(looting dell l mon of the board of public instruction I lieoemed
•400.horsepowor Liberty ntur. AI• end wich otherw•iee will have to-he Duval county,19U0.19e;cowman lie was ,l n
send a strong delegation to the Mon-
13-- though acciderte have put Gar Jr.out mole up LY Uznte n;' said e-r. ,Ie-Iof the statee-demxrntic executive none con• 2.and the r
of two of the ocean races,yet changes I ural convention of;he American Fal• of oat "It would Berm that lino;e inn•mitten, 1704-1707; won nominated ,for
In 21, se
<une o of Labor which convene.; inI hill lintel Staten aciia Wr in the printery fur it. L,ei
have been made which her owner be-
June of the present year in urns;r to of r tax ll fur the next yearaip y
heves will mo!;e ker•fuetrr than either secure the convention for this r'y in lin this manner could lie accomplished'election of June, l and u.:°iii•IIng •3 In I •
'Domeier V or Altonia. • J that it would involve the issuance l mnu.ly elected by the y¢islnlute Ile +'tg roto„I
In the displacement class. betting WI. f additional bonds to the extent of;Was renominut:d in the primary elec., On adnpr
(aeon Mess Nassau, the little whsle On the richt Ctlonial, which we.e Mobillion •
probably
that s. I Nolo'iv
o,1 i-n, I richt«mild
1 the followingmen were d: ae1.1 by popular sole,
46-footer.- with a 6W•horeepower l "1 trust that the ways red means! Ile member of the •m's.,t le 'units in ih•
e, • givetel Compere, Willinm Denning, Dry committee of the house of rreresen•I eluting+teumniittee of the senate;I suit w•
engin y )Iia�Nanai a gowlan, holies Duncan, Frank Duffy, tatives i nwhich alt casco meuaure*.a•Iwirman, cnnnnu P.ve un trnnrl•or!n• vole^nafina
run. Bout of these boats claim to be Thoma Rickert,Jacob Fisher, M•t•'
the fastest• runabou!, in the world, thew \Y•11 and wife, Daniel Tobin,'
r of cuurxr, originate, wall ata''tion routes to senbtnnl;rocking'.
tnc on Jem• n•srn•..lion
but nett r of then have raced to siorr thin qued.on its broad rela•'n retie member c'h, was
n conn- t'PI eiti7rt
• Jute. 1 Fronk Morrison, Jame* A. \lxnniall tions to our general economic welfare,Ima•rcc, •of which'he won cLn tuerh while 17 de
'1 wIny yill settle the long disputed °I wife, and Guy lin Oyster, II.The immediate Imrden of taxation in I prior to republican majority, ,lurch• Pian.
quaslloe.I cmleae of the executive council of I lea°great, It is havtn in an "'jut.. .i 1919;also member of the!niece rnm•l An^'lapis
Mouse II halt ham Chico n,while the American Federation of labor, effect on business,•.It a contrtbut• I read”:
C with the exception of Mr. Bryan. I ing factor of large proportions in the I mitt on banking and currency,mill I "No peran
.• Mins Nassau comes all the way from The entertainment committee was.high coot of living. Its inevitable tory affairs• fisheries. 1'hili•place, to repre0''it
5 Cleveland. composed of the following local pen tenancyis to *trifle new enter rise printing, public health and national l y
• Wee Wee and N'Everything, also plc F.K.Clark,George Strom,J.T.I and to throttle initiative. It is both quarantine committers. Only seven'b.eiil•,•nhle.',
• entered:In this class, •re very fast Blackmon, George 11. Itabagny, Mn,I unscientific and inequitable. In view among the democrats In thr senate are
and If their small site is not too much E. C. Stone E. F. Swisher. Captain;of the his seniors in service, °r agdncy •
of a handicap they may auryriw the D approaching decline to our by raid tea. •
G. E. Strom, W. R. Robbins, ,tins I export trate with the if busible re-l Ile is • member of the liaised d a•zcaa pun.
' crowd, Mancey L.Albritton,W.M.Mahoney•;Welton to the volume of business in,Sutra section of the international Kress of 0,,
The following is a description of Phil Ilrsiington, Mrs. L. Coston, W. the country it will become douhly im- high commission and was fur a num-I for his app.
the entrants In each event: P. Marti/,,T.C. Raker, Mn.George portant to revise and to reduce taxa- Ler of years president of the south• powers and
Limited Express Crulaee flap, Strom, Alias Agnes Coston, W. E. lion In order that business may not ern commercial congress,and i• now
1:30 p.m.Friday-6 Miles. Flanders, M. A. McColl, Mre. C. F;.1 have to carry an onnecrasary tea bur. honorary president of that body. IIs TWO CH
"Mies Milwaukee"owned by W. C. Strom,J.I,.Foley,J.C.Lett,L.Cats. den throughout this period of re. i* also President of the Florida So- APP
Morehead,Milwaukee,this.,a 62.foot ton,J.L.Uanicls.Gordon Russell and adjustment. curly of Washington.
expre° cruiser powered with •n 8- J.R.LIvinaoton, -••
•
• cylinder Sterling engine,credited with The boat ll•.ent to Cope Florida and
ONLY TIIRF,F,CANDIDATES. 1•°a A^g
■•peed o[20,1.P.fl. turn,end Samuel Gompen g°t"°IFRENCH
world's ch..
"Marpdon owned by D. C. Joyce ikc while trolling down the bay.'
FRENCH WONT GIVE UP I Springfield. III.. „arch 4,-Tina hchty sigh,
- of-CoeonuL Crone and Chicago. A Several pictures of 11 r.Gompen and for candidates to file petitions for the lightweight,
cls h�.60-foot express cruiser powered with Will Jennings Ilrynn were taken IlDinuie primaries of April 13 expired ('.ur•ruuml
� 5,t pair of six cylinder Van Rler<k while on the trip. CLAIMS ON GERMANYi tonight and the field closed with 31a•'nieht.
'� r engines. This boat teas prcvtounly ----+-- jar General Leonard cr,'t end Gov-' It was on.
.. awped by W.J.Matheson. cruor Frank 0: Lowden•.the only cess i Dempsey',
•'Comet 1l"owned by Floyd Wit- FEDERAL FUEL CONTROL Government to Make Determ•II,lin nn presidential candidate, on might sub+ '
e�lfams, Miuml. A e5-toot express the hallos and Governor Edward I. originally
cruiser powered with six cylinder ISO fined Opposition to Any Irealy 1 Edw•el+ of New Jersey, the lone,'°DP°^rot• t
horsepower Speedway engmc, a boat MAY DE RESTORED SOON fitntions of Versailles Treaty drmo<rno. nut Leen am
that should win this ran. l Is Announcement' - caner KIND ons N,;s:R, rains rruu.l Arra.
* Espre« Cruisers-Unlimited _.
C 2:50 p.m.-10,Idles.' m-*ve Love.. Civil Pelmet. a01 Arw I R d.
Failure of ShippingPoria,March e.-IRy The yrro,,inl-
C,-ser, IIT:tb at.
Shadow V,owned by Carl C.Fisher Board to I frees,)-The French government
and winner of the Key West race. Secure Bids on Fuel Oil d. ey;r narr< aro NoxwA/.. ---
1will ulnar determined opoeitiun t° sirsan
.T Powered with a pair of six cylinder Needed May Cause President In y revision of the treaty of Vera Aher 4„y oto.. Vain, tohn.•
160 horsepower Speedway engines. to Act in the Matter. Isaitles thus seuulA modify Ince claims ale•it`."' ".,.e "' .stn ane r..i,mL1. nosy ..vin
Altonia, owned by A. C. Newby, n Germany,it was learned today. ""et.d assn-„,I.., s'r.•t•r ata.
• likewise powered wih n pair of *ix --
c Tinder'Speedway - The nlliiude or the French govern-
' D 7 engines of 150 lV,t Kington, ,Torch 4,-Failure f I melt,according W the;Ariel point of
horsepower each.A 62•foot and 7 the ahippmg board to areata Life for r-.
inch rope.s cru Mer that-ran second eve a moll proportion of its it fuel �ntimcuin
''(I t accord hun;t with lof I FREE—.AGuide
In the Bimini race. needed for-its•hips during the year demote.. It is held That any'furtherI GUIUC to R
Hoon ier'V,owned by 11. R. Duck- beginning April 1, brought the ug-;concessions by the French govern•1 It is in the form of a Look which has closets
', 'mall 'of. Indianapolt• and Miami. Kronen tonight that President Wilson meal to Germany would not he toter each calling the pubhcatione that lend moat es+
l” Powered with•pair of eight cylinder might be urged to invoke hie wart ated by porliament,end,if made•the otanding of one's work.
•200 horsepower Sterling engines.This Powers to meet the situation. (tactor- government would be overthrown, The book is brought out by the American
boat won the Bimini and Palm Brach ..tion of full federal control over the The French official view of -the that organization which looked after the reading
:rocas and Is looked upon•s the first oil nnduilry might be necessary. it economic situation• it wn stated the war,and which is in this way attempting t•
• choice of the wbec•rea for this race. a stated. •u thoriative circles today,it is uitel homes,
Car'Jr., owned by C. A. Wool of Shipping hoard ofieinda said its furl the same ae(hot eco forth in Loudon.• It is diriiibuted through the Washington I
,-Mlaml and Detroit. Powered with thna poeala1on 24 000 r erri barrels 05 pro- thatn is,that all Europe most be put The Miami herald as a part of the free service
t2-cylinder converted
engine. This host won the ex Drrea ceived today bid• on 1,600,0x7 at ^n prosperous Canis. The French, Paper renders m i�•lermpt to be helpful
cruiser championship•t the gold cu prices ranging from 76 to Ti however,it weir pointed out,n Le- Ito intent Is to point the mea to•n man u
P Pp Per cent Xtnnin to think their •Ilief r hove 1 of readingthat will throw naw way
on the v
Hees■t Detroit last fall. higher than last year, existing con• g 'that yrinclpl
tracts will expire within. the net forgotten perp Frnnre herself is not will bring hint•n unthe nth of of the
,'<. This rate promises to offer thrillsI ee weeks and■t no of on a prosperous basis and not in ■ that willput him in the
I Here ■re four boats, three Point has the path of advancement.
• oL them inners of important events
a reserve•apply for more shun,position to make connexions that, WE WANT TO HELP SI III IOI
end the fourth•runner up shat hu I n few days, Chs roan Payne is'ex-I would affect her own economic inter- Fill out the coupon below and mall it
• elven them all trouble to beat. All Penial to eke o'special report to mat on nlyone, least of all In Ger•I your calking find out whet■n the books that w
Pmsident Wilson. many. ape get those Mx
four,owner an out to win and to a clfic directions as to how to
"Market condiliom;" wan the ex-
Arivo their boats a herd a po•sihlaI improvement today,AND ACT. •
to attain thio result. In each <uo Planation given by practically every •-r'r+sts a Axl:,.os Vu-rr:D,
the owner,will'ait at the helm of hilt nmportent oil producer for failure to I Will out the coupon. Write Icy
submit full..Ren. Several companies nevelt, 414',1” /,-Thr.e of Iha .
host. declared theirproduction for the ser trfe„,laoea assns bust, I+rowuo of:
Upon Displacement Oahe-2:00 P.m. a, Isrw Vora sae abuee, a Nte,o,wu TIIE MIAMI HERALD INFORM ATIO
. 20 Mlles. - war already covered by conlrnet•,in .0 IAu•r ts•aterhurr. Iwo (nose
r. Miss Nunu,owned by Commodore ane cue with chipping firms operating error officers. 'err. round gulls or I Frederick J.Hokin Dlr•ctc
ferl<rai owned bottoms' ron•ptraor to aefreud nn. •osrnnn.pt Washington, D.C.
C.B.Johnston of the Cleveland Yacht SecretaryDaniela«id he would tea r^that pure''•«of.
Club,•28-foot 0 ft.4 in.express r•^r••Ira s•. 1 r I enclose Eight •Hundred
Useful
stamp for
P convene the conferenceria with war, lure m v.el d.nrut curt hen ro- a free copy of Eight HundraA li u(ul Books.
.•rvn•bo0t�equlpyed:with ■ convened commerce and interior department nlgnt1 a
y (Cenunu•a en rag• 1.11and the shipping board olflcids to - Nand
n:,`,.{>,,,Z-,• J w i discuss ways and means of solving the Outside Paint special Price 33.00 per •
••'Cominonity 9Jree. RalleyM{lam problem, a • gal. Garrett Hdw.Co.226 12th 8L- Street Addrs« '
t) 'y:°H•rdware•.Company-adv. I100311 AT AALL.tT COORT.• der. .
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