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PAGE FIVE TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 192 cially. In its stead has come Into being home at 2220 Saxon street with sand, but heaped the earth half way from 5. D. WARFIELD LEFT $4,609,284 ESTATE "Caladesl Island." The change haa FORMAL OPENING OF TAMIAMI TRAIL TO BE HELD APRIL 25 TOWN the foundation to the second story windows.

Explaining that the dredg Just been authorized by the United States geographic board. STEUART NAMED COMPTROLLER; ON JOB TODAY tives, ba used to provide home for aged women in memory of his mother. His ancestral estate in Howard county, Maryland, was set aside for the home. His holdings consisted chiefly of stocks In the Seaboard In which he held bonds ralued at $1,000,172, while his holdings in the common stock were $1,108,438, with $893,000 in preferred stock. BRISBANE Compound Interest.

Lindbergh's Leg End. G. B. Shaw on God. 11,394 Barren Churches.

By ARTHUR BRISBANE (Copyright, 1928, for The Tribune) ing has made it Impossible for her to use the lower floor of the cottage, Mrs. Douglas also stated that her assessment was $296 and that her only source of income was a government pension. The request was referred to the appeals and grievance committee. BALTIMORE, Feb. 7.

(A.P.) Partial Inventory of the personal estate of the late S. Davies Warfield, president of the Seaboard Air Line Railway, filed today in orphan's court showed he left an estate In excess of $4,609,284. In his will. Mr. Warfield directed that his estate, with the exception of small bequests to friends and rela See the Bacon yotttrcy K.Jhmours mwindWtcpcaitrms NEED $50 MORE Basing their plea on the increased NAME OF ISLAND CHANGED TALLAHASSEE.

Feb. 7. (A.P.) Hog Island has ceased to exist offi need for care of children, directors of the Pine Heath preventorium asked Board Also Orders Installment Payments Oa Paving AFTER THE PARADE "People like parades, but they don't realize how much work is involved in staging one," Fred A. McKay, superintendent of the sanitary department said yesterday. "Besides the work the organizations do in getting their men and floats ih line, the police department is worked over time when the parade is moving.

The night before the police department has to put up ropes along the streets and then take them down after the marching is over. But that isn't all. The sanitary department has a big job to clean the streets along which the parade moved. Early yesterday morning we hauled five big truckloads of newspapers that cluttered Franklin, Lafayette and Water streets. And believe me, they were loads, too.

Usually, we move about one good truck-load of trash from that area each night. Y.u can see what a. job it was to sweep up all this litter and haul it out." the board of representatives last night for an additional $50 a month from the city to help operate the tubercular institution in Hillsborough county. The preventorium shelters anaemic youngsters and is supported by city and county appropriations plus gifts from citizens. FORT MYERS, Feb.

7. (Tribune News Service.) Fons A. Hathaway, chairman of the state road department, returning here tonight from a tour of inspection of the West Coast section of the Tamiami Trail, announced that the formal opening of the new highway across south Florida would be held April 25. A committee of prominent citizens, headed by Barron Collier, president of the Tamiami Trail association, will have charge of the celebration of the road opening, which will begin in Tamna April 25 and conclude at Miami April 28. D.

McKay, mayor of Tampa, will represent that city on this committee. Thomas A. Edison and Henry Ford, both winter residents here, will be asked to serve as honorary members on the committee. According to plans the road opening will be celebrated in Tampa on the first iay, Fort Myers' the second day and Miami the third day. 2 An anonymous British patriot has given 500,000 pounds to be held by a bank for many years.

Interest compounded and accumulated and the total used finally to diminish Britain's dVbt. One dollar placed at compound interest vhen Christ vas born would now pay the debts of the whole world, public and private, and leave plenty over. It Is a fascinating idea. But Britons directly or Indirectly will pay the compound Interest on the 500,000 pounds. You cannot make something out of nothing, compound interest, or anything else.

Lindbergh possesses an admirable ityle, which is the absence of any effort at style, the style born in a man of power. Cromwell possessed, it, no words wasted, nothing important emitted. SPECIALS ALU DAY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY TILL P. M. VAH CAMP Installment payments of approximately $750,000 worth of past due paving certificates were authorized last night when the board of representatives adopted a resolution submitted by City Attorney Karl E.

Whltaker, which takes these certificates out of the hands of the city legal department and returns them to Tom Keller, tax collector. Once these certificates are handed to the city attorney for collection th; entire amount becomes due. So the resolution not only comes as a boon to thousands of property owners, who will be relieved of payment ojt attorney fees, but clears the legal department of a mass of litigation. The board also approved the appointment of Alexander B. Steuart, former auditor of' the Peninsular Telephone Company, as city comptroller to succeed A.

A. Miller. This HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETS AT LAKELAND "Vfhznthe. CHILDR1SN COUgll GIVE them PERTUSSIN at once. It will soothe the cough quickly, loosen the sticky, germ-laden phlegm that often clogs the aivpassages.

Itis absolutely harmless and free from "dope" (such as narcotics, chloroform, cannabis or other injurious drugs). Children like its taste, and it will not upset the digestion. For over 20 years PERTUSSIN hit been one of the most widely used remedies for whooping cough. It is pood for any member of the family -children as well as for adults. Sold by all dnutgiMtt (a large and mall bodies.

PER CAN NOT OUR 5 CANS TO A CUSTOMER WITH PUR- IlcH LAKELAND, Feb. 7. (Tribune News Service.) Members of the Florida Historical society closed one of the best meetings in their 67 years of existence here this afternoon after an all-day session at Southern college. One of the big features of the day was the luncheon held at social hall, CHASE OF 50c OF OTHER GOODS ALL OF OUR 25 CONVENIENT TAMPA STORES Describing an ancient fortress on a Haitian mountain top 3000 feet high, flying low Lindbergh saw heaps of antiquated round cannon balls, piled tow on row and told how the negro king, George Christophe, to prove the perfect discipline in his army, "marched an entire company over one Of the precipitous walls," to death. THOSE CHURCH THIEVES "Next thing we know somebody will be stealing a pipe organ or a pulpit out of one of Tampa's churches," a city detective said yesterday.

"I know they would try to steal 'em if they thought they could sell 'em and not get caught." The remark was prompted by a report to the city detective bureau that a burglar entered the First Baptist church Monday night and stole an electric fan, a few song books and other articles that happened to be loose. Several days ago the First Methodist church was broken into, and thieves got away with a typewriter and other articles. with A. J. Hanna as toastmaster.

The luncheon was the bright social spot in a series of lectures and papers given by some of the most able workers in the state. Frederick T. Davis of Jacksonville, read a highly interesting paper on "Neglected Phases of Florida History." Mrs. Minnie Moore Wilson, of Kissimmee, also contributed one of the feature talks, "The Seminole Indians." Dr. S.

G. Coe, head of the history department at Southern was on the afternoon program. The legend is easily believed, for military and religious discipline accomplish miracles, besides making people believe in them. Jewish historians tell of a pretended Messiah, long after the coming of Christianity, who finally came to believe in himself and ordered a host of his follow DREDGING RUINS IIOME Safe for (FEB. 9th) At 12:30 P.

M. To Enable Employes To Visit South Florida Fair LARGE RED BLISS FANCY NO. 1 FLORIDA was the only recommendation received from Mayor McKay concerning new department heads. Mr. Steuart, who is in charge of the financial branch of the South Florida Fair association, will assume his duties today.

Cannot Cot Taxes Outside of these two matters, the regular board meeting was devoted to the transaction of routine business. Several committees reported, including the appeals and grievances group, whose findings dashed the hopes of taxpayers hoping for reductions of tax bills or assessments alieady in force. City Attorney Whi taker has advised the committee that no cuts can be made in the present books and that relief can only be given when Every Cbugh Mrs. Anna T. Douglas asked the board of representatives last night if she should be required to pay her part of the DeSoto park fill project when the dredges not only surrounded her ers walk with him on the water separating Europe from Asia.

They, believing, followed and were drowned with him. jC X3S23M )4S21t( NEW POT 25 LBS. See In 1910 George B. Shaw wrote Tolstoi, "God does not yet exist, but there is a creative force constantly struggling to evolve an executive organ The grower received first prize, Manatee County Fair. We have contracted for his entire potato acreage of several hundred bushels.

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Williams by officers of the 116th Field Artillery regiment concerning an alleged blackjacking administered by the officer to Charles D. Outhoudt, a private of Battery A. Rhodes To Be Captain Indian River, Orlando, the Ever glades and Ridge Sections of God-like knowledge and power." Every" human born represents that (effort to produce God, according to Bhaw. He says the modern conception of God surrounded by inferior beings, "like a Russian nobleman," is barbarous. Darwin never went as far as this, in volution.

Bhaw, who says, "A God of love could not be at the same time God of epilepsy and cancer," must have a vague hope that himself represents the latest, and fairly satisfactory type of divine evolution. QL 3iori(ia Concern1, In a more extended five-day sightseeing tour than we have ever offered L. R. Rhodes will be appointed cap tain of police by Chief Logan this Re-inforcing Steel Bars We have received 500 tons of Ile-lnforclng Steel Bars In size from inch to 1 inch square and we can deliver out of this Tampa stock quantities in carload or less than carload lots. Write or -Wire Us Your Requirements Temporary imperfection, in a developing race, or a building under construction, does' not mean incompetency.

In its creator Shaw would be surprised to see himself, now, as he looked seven months before he was born. That dreadful embryo was a necessary prelude to the perfect Shaw. And so it may be with our embryonic civilization, its injustice, poverty, misery and disease, SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES ON PEE-GEE PAINT An assortment of several colors to clear out. Come in and get all you need today; you'll not find such a value again. I.

W. PHILLIPS CO. Morgan and Bell Streets Thone 5531 morning as a result of the speedy adoption of an ordinance creating an office, which was abolished at the beginning of commission government. Captain Rhodes will have full charge of the uniformed division and will be second in command, serving as acting chief in emergencies. Benches will be provided for shoppers on intersections in the downtown section as a result of the favorable report of the recreation committee.

Chairman Broach asked that the mayor be given powers to get the benches and his request was granted. There will be less than $3000 left in the street lighting fund at the end of the fiscal year at th rate the city is Booker Company, Inc. Morgan and Bell Streets Tampa, Fla. The men's league in New York asks. "What is the matter with our churches?" Disturbed by the fact that not one convert was made last year in 11,394 churches, one-third of all the Presbyterian, Northern Baptist and Methodist Episcopal churches in the country.

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E. G. Winchester. Mgr. buying current, according to the report of the streets and alleys committee.

Consequently petitions for 100 new lights were tabled until such time as the improvements can be safely financed. Signal ligts will be Installed on the Sligh and Garcia avenue bridges pursuant to the recommendations of the port, bridges and wharves committee. The county commissioners will be asked to illuminate the piers of he Hillsborough avenue span. The figures, based on careful study of the three churches official year books, show that 3269 Presbyterian churches made not one convert, 500 others made one convert each. J.

Campbell White, presiding at the church league luncheon, said energy used on foreign missions should be applied at home. The Rev. J. Earle Edwards, Baptist, blamed the trouble on "red tape, sectarian organization, theology. Jealousy, everything but Jesus Christ and his spirit." There is also the completion of radio, automobiles, etc.

Men are attracted by what Interests them. Billy Bunday should resume operations. Br BANKERS' TRIAL DELAYED SANFORD, Feb. 7. (A.P.) Trial of Forrest Lake and A.

R. Key, Seminole county bank officials, Indicted yesterday at a special session of the Seminole county circuit court on, charges of violating the state banking laws, was halted today, and the case placed far down on the calendar, subject to call at any time. Two hundred fifty American cities having over 30,000 population spent on public schools, in 1926 $607,000,000, one-third of their income. That is called "a great deal of money," but it is little considering that the coun POLITICAr. ADVERTISEMENT try's future is In the public schools and the amount spent for education Is only $6.30 per capita In big cities less than the amount spent for chewing gum, cigarettes, ice cream soda 3Mfo nsfei and similar American necessities.

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During 1919, Tampa made 26,000,000 cigars selling from 16 to 20 cents. By 1922 the number had increased to 53,000,000. In 1926 they were 71,000,000 and in 1927 the total is given as 98,500,000. The total number of cigars of all grades manufactured in Tampa during 1927 is estimated at 482,329,717. For more than 40 years Tampa has been famed for its cigars.

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