 was made not primarily willing to suffer the consequences. We still like oak trees. bourne. Meeting here Tuesday night I I S. Johns was Instructed to Install I The "principles". In this hilarious Is completing the at construction estimated: ofprocessing as a revenue-raising measure, but The Flying Alligators Is the the Council rescinded its actionof a fire hydrant at the corner of I event will be: Bride, Hans \\Val- plant an os a step toward relieving the Under date of January 13 the City Administration received largest international organizationof January 11 when it decided',to Park and Julia Streets? ker; Bridegroom, J. C. Hoover: rout In excess of one million dollars deplorable parking situation in six miles eiuit of Starko for a letter from the corresponding secretary of the Starke charge such! Institutions for all the business district of Starke. sportsmen pilots In the..world Agreed to haul some fill dirt Preacher, Lex Green: Flower Girl, the K. I. DuPont of Woman's Club. The letter said : "The Executive Board of consisting of more than 3,000 electric current used. in excess of onto property of the new Christian J. H..duPre; Matron of Honor, Wilmington for mining Company Ilmenite. The congestion In the business the Woman's Club of Starke has instructed me to requestthe members In all parts of the globe. 100 kilowatts monthly.Reprelentatlves Church parsonage upon requestof Bill Graham; Maid of Honor, Rev. This has district Is caused largely, It was operation provided a pay City to remove the two trees on the south side of the The organization was formed of several,of W, M..Edwards. L. D. Haines; Bridesmaids T. I{. roll which has boen of great benefit pointed out, by the owners of. club building as these trees are a menace to the public. The about 15 years ago by a grou the Institutions affected appearedat Col. D. E. Knight requested that McClane, Jr., E. L. Matthews, and to Starke. It Is reported that businesses and their employeeswho club plans to replace the trees with dogwoods." sNow who had Just flown. across the this ;.week's meeting to protestthe the city grade some streets north Guy Andrew the plant Is scheduled: to go Into habitually use the parking action, but by the time they places on the main streets which Florida Everglades and whose In addition to these main characters. from Tenth Street. The maltt'rwal operalon on a 24& hour basis about everyone knows that a dogwood tree is very pretty imagination was fired by the possibility : arrived the Council had already referred to the Street com there'will be a largo cast the ISth of February."By should be left open for the convenience - at least for ten out of the when is of forced In rescinded Its action and they wereso of shoppers. Council ad- days year it bloom- a landing the Informed.It mittee. Upon request of MayorJ. of other characters Including cousIns comparison with banks In vocates believe that meters will.. ing. So we won't quarrel with the womenfolk over their jungle below. One of the require' was stated that such free P. Roberts, the appointmentof aunts, uncles, etc., embrasln thin area deposits In our bank discourage all-day parking In the beautification efforts..We just like oaks that's all. ments for membership is at least service provided by the city runs Clarence Hutchinson to the police practically the entire Rotary; have held at a pleasing high level, business district by workers and 50 mile Floridaswamp. a flight across a unanimously membership. department was. in the neighborhood of $200 having decreased 162.p97.09 or will In the long run benefit local 1t' And what about this "menace" angle? How folks'do permonth. the many approved.A : The production is under only.0703 sine December 31,. businesses. It C,,,,, by making possiblefor - p; : "" you know who've been conked by falling oak limbs, in the4.past Tills area was represented at motion was made by Council. direction of Mrs. Herbert Deal, 1917. the V. During period City Attorney Q. L. Patten <*''% l same shoppers, tourists, and others.... : ten, years? Corneonnow! -.think.,hardv! the /neet by Roy H.. Browning, instructed to draw up an ordm, i man "Bridges that no.taxicab. r whoa.l*) writing.,, &h"'atJlpt" S. 9 T>trnia* ttecroased; $00.220.00 to find parking places when they/', '- Clarence B. Connor James Shan- Mrs. Deal has had! a wide - experIence cense be sold to anyone except and Florida Bonds decreased $23,- -' ance empowering the Council to 1 wish to stop and make a purchase. non, Mr. and Mrs. John Hammond the Starke Taxi Co. without In staging amateur theatrlcals 000. Loans Increased approval approximate.. clean unsightly and unsanitary The meters will be of the one- up any But even granted that some of the trees are getting a Mr. and Mrs. Don Osborne, Keith premises, after givingthe of the Council.An and an evening of uproarou ly 10 per cent, principally In retail hour limit providing 12 minutes - little worn around the edges and possessed of a few rotten I Jackson Forrest Houchin, and fun assured all who attend the classification. Our type consumer orderedto owner JI,) days' notice. The Investigation wall of parking time for each one limbs, let's do a little quick figuring before every oak in I Mlkey Browning all associatedwith ordinance will also provide that determine whether the responsibility WomanlcHS Wedding. earnings were good, slightly better cent deposited.. The Rose concern the city is condemned as Public Enemy No. 1. the Florida Aviation Academy the owner of the property will be of removing debris left than in 1047. All officers and hAS Installed meters In Gainesville at Keystone Airpark. held responsible for the cost of by the Florida Plactlcs fire rests. Vet LegislationTo employees received a bonus of 15 and many of Florida's largest Officials estimate that it will cost close to $500 to remove such cleaning operations. with the owners or with, the Insurance per cent of their annual salaries cities. the two ancient oaks on the south side of the Woman's Forest ConservationFilm The following Items of business r company. Efforts will be Be DiscussedBy as additional compensation A Each will meter cost the Club building. That's a lot of taxpayers" money. For a fee And Talk I were transacted. by the Council In made to have this work expedited. Senator Smith quarterly dividend of 37 1-2 cents $58 plus an Installation I fee of city 94.me like that it might even be possible to hire a tree! surgeon to ----- ---- ---- per share, equal to B per cent :..! Presented At I I A. L. Crosby, Jr. Chairman of was paid for the year of 1048." installation lee win oe waivedby v come to Starke and recondition some of our oaks so they will Rotary"Florida the In each Instance Of Dimes Assessor Receiving March company the American Legion Program no longer menace our public (even in their imagination) where there is a post remaining'; Wealth or Waste" I Committee, this week issued an Applications For Chairman Urges Rites WednesdayFor the from of And having said our piece, we hereby leave town for the was the title of a significant film Invitation to all veterans In Brad the early days Camp next two weeks. shown at the Rotary Club Wed- Homestead Exemption Redoubled Effort ford County to attended a discussion L. V. Moore, Blandlng period when Starke first At that nesday by M. R. Frlerson Information of Veterans'. Legislation. to installed parking meters. But, anyway we still like oaks!tI and education forester I The office of Guy Andrews, Tax I.I. The 1919 March' of Dimes, which be conducted by State SenatorJ. Lifelong Resident time the meters were hastily with with the Florida Forest Service. Assessor, this week completed the i is entering Its second week, Is 81.,t"r Smith at the Legion Leonard, Vincent Moore. 82: lifelong drawn by the city following public I Preceding the film Harry Rol- ask: of preparing about 1,800 gaining Increasing momentum, A. Hall next Tuesday night. resident of Bradford, County, protest. Ball Girl BasketeersLose ler, conservation forester with the homestead tax exemption applications -: Senator Smith has been active The first $400 collected from Birthday J. Thomas, Jr., Chairman of the died early Sunday afternoon, Jan. International Paper Co., gave a and Is now ready for each! In veterans affairs since his discharge the meters will go to the companyto 16, at the home of his daughter, Foundation for Infantile brief talk in which he pointedout homeowner who claims exemption National after the recent war and pay for Installation After that, First GameThe that Florida's annual Incomeof ''to come Into the office and nlgn Paralysis' appeal In Bradford holds a charter membership In Mrs. Paul Raymond. lie had beenIn the city and the company will divide - Set For Jan