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SUBURBAN GOLF RESULTS.
Elimination Round of Annual Closed
Tourney Proves Interesting.

Interesting golf matches were played
yesterday over the course Of the Subur-
ban Club. on the Brightwood road, and
other contests will follow this week
King and Felheimer played over thirty
six holes to a tie, and tomorrow they
will try to reach a decisive round.
Following are the summaries of yes
terdays play:
Elimination round-Sidney West defeated Burt
Hilman. up: Melville Behrens defeated l..
Behrens 3 up and 2: Albert Sizmund defeated
N A Baer | up: Phil King defeated Sidney H.
Reizenstein. 3 up and 2: Edgar Kaufman de-
feated Sidney Gunst. up and 1: Morton Luchs
defeated Lester Lansburgh. up and 3.
Evening star., 1915-06-21
National League Games.
Cubs Conquer Brooklyn.

CHICAGO. June 21.-A combination
of alright pitching BY Pierce and
three home runs by Chicago batters
was enough to give the Cubs the final
Brooklyn game yesterday. 6 to !,
clean sweep of the series.
After making poor start, Aitchison
did fairly well, but Schultz and Safer
hit, homers in the first inning and Phe-
Ian drove out another in the fourth. A
tumble by Aitchison helped one run
around in the second. The score:
Chicago. .......... . 90 0 x-s
Brooklyn ............ o o 0 0 IL
Two-base hit-Cutshaw. Home runs-Schulte,
Safer Phelsn. Stolen hases-Schulte. Earned
runs BROOKLYN. I: Chicago. T. Left on bases
Brooklyn S: Chicago. 2 Bases on balls-Oh
Pierce, 3; of Aifchison. L Hit by pitcher-By
Pierce l0'Msra,. Struck out-By Pierce, S; by
Aitchison, 2. Wild pitch-Pterce. Umpires--
Messrs. Rigler and Hart. Time Of game-1
hn,I and 40 minufes
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SPLIT DoUBLE-HEADER.
Riverdale Wins First Game. But Is
Blanked in Second by Hyattsville.

RIVERDALE. Nd. June 21.-The
locals split double bill with Hyatts-
Vile here yesterday. swamping the
visitors, Is to 4. in the opener. but be-
ing defeated by the decisive score of
to in the nightcap. The home team
worked it's bats overtime in the first
engagement and experienced little diff
ficulty in winning, but in the final Hal
loran, Hyattsville's trump card pitched
superbly, allowing but two hits, walk
ing none and forcing fifteen batsmen to
fan, while his teammates found Whal
ley. the local moundsman. for bingles at
opportune times. The catchers for both
clubs displayed unusual form.
Evening star., 1915-06-21
Reds Get Heartbreaker.

CINCINNATI. June 21-Only TWEEN
eight innings here yesterday, but he
weakened in the ninth and was forced
to give way to Benton, who stopped
Philadelphia's batting streak just In
time. and Cincinnati won the final
game of the series. . to 1. Demaree
was hit opportunelv, but not hard.
Score:
Cincinnati. .......... o o q o I-2
Philhdelphta o o o o II
Two base hit-olson. Three base bit-Luderus
adeiphia. /; Cincinnati. e Sacrifce hits-t;roh.
Dale Double plsys-Groh. Olson to Mollwitz:
Olson. Herzog to Mollwitz Niehon Villa IN
kilifer. Left on bases-Philadelphis. 3: Gin
cinnatl, 2. Bases balIs-On Demsree, 2.
Hns,on Dale. 5 in l-2 innings, of Benton:
none IN 2-s inning. Hit by pitcher-By Benton
q by Benton. l. umpires-Messrs Orth and
Byrne Time of game hour and Al minutes.
Evening star., 1915-06-21
Walker Boys Win Game.

DETROIT. June q 1-Weflman had
slightly the better Of Dauss in pitch !:
ing duel here Yesterday and St Louis
won. 1 to o {. Walkers single. fol-
lowed by E. Walkers double scored
the tally. Dsuss struck out eight and
was especially effective in the pinches.
Both pitchers received splendid sup
port Score:
81. Louis. ............ 0 9 o o O OIL
Detroit. ...-....,....- o 0 o o 90
Two-base hits-E. Walker. Austin. Stolen
bases-Cnbh. Earned run-st Louis. Sacrifice
hits-pratt ~. Burns. Double plays-Pratt to
Layan TO Ieary; Mo-iarty 10 Kavanagh 70
Burns. Left on bases-s,. Louis, Il Detroit g.
Strsck out-By Weilman 4: by Daass. 8. Wild
pitch--Weiiman. Umpires-Messrs Evans and
Chill. Time OF same-1 hour and 80 minutes.
Evening star., 1915-06-21
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
TENNIS STARS TO MEET.
Notables of Courts to Compete in Ex-
position Event.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, June Pr.
n Williams, American tennis cham
pion, is expected to battle again with
Maurice E. Mclaughlin of California
former national champion. in the Pan
anna Pacific exposition tennis champion
ships, which will be held here July 10
to II. it was announced yesterday by
the Pacific States Lawn Tennis Associa-
tion, which will supervise the event.
In addition to Williams, other east
ern cracks, including George M
Church and Detan Mathey, are expected
to compete.
The Pacific coast will contribute be-
sides Mclaughlin, who lost the ma
tional title to Williams last year, w. NJ
Johnston, John Strachan, T. c. Bundy,
r. l.. Murray and Clarence Griffin.
Evening star., 1915-06-21
By 7. ED GRILLo.

There is no interest base ball this year when real at
fractions are Whenever there interest in the race ~
the park In St Louis yesterday tor instance
900 paid the Cardinals park to that team
trim the Boston the fourth consecutive time and leaf
into second place in the pennant race
In other the has promised real contest t
lacking and the WHOLE the attendance
M two major leagues this season decidedly good when
istine conditions are taken into consideration.
Evening star., 1915-06-21
St. Louis in Second Place.

ST LOUIS. June II st Louis made
1t four straight and moved into sec
ond place In the league race yesterday
by defeating the world champions. 8
to 2
Crutcher started for Boston, but was
relieved In the f1fth. after yielding
seven hits. including three triples and
a double. which. combined with Bos-
tons two errors and a hit batsman.
netted st. Louis six runs After the
NTH inning Tyler held st. Louis hit
less Score
St Louis. .......... 2 2 20I 3 o rs
Boston. .............. q 0 0 0 o.
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MURPHY FOR WHITE SOX.
Chicago Manager Asks Mack His
Price on Athletics 0utfelder.

PHILADELPHIA. June 2i-If Man
seer Rowland Of the White Sox can
persuade President Coniskey of the
Chtca 90 club 70 make strong enough
pFoposJtion TO Connie Mack the latter
win very likely consider a deal that
w'n take Eddie Murphy 70 Chicago.
Rowland and Mack talked on the deal
last Saturday. but came 10 no under
standing; and - is thought Rowland
asked Mack for time until he could get
- touch with ComIskey.
Manager Mack admitted last night
that he had been talking TO RoWia nd
regarding Murphy, hut when he asked
rhe Chicago manage what his proposi-
tIon was the latter made none Mack
would NOT deny that he was willing TO
Lar Chicago have Murphy. but. he wants
2 good pr!ee for him. or at least good
player. proba bly, pitcher. " is not
likely that Rowland will use any of his
players in the deal. for he is confident
OF winning the pennant and does not
want 10 cause any Gissension in hts
team by trading any of his players.
Evening star., 1915-06-21
OLDFIELD HANGS UP
ANOTHER AUTO RECORD

CHICAGO, June 21.-Barney
Oldaeld established a new Amer
lean automabile speed record at
Speedway Park yesterday. when
he negotiated a lap in sO4 2-5, an
average Of 11l.6 miles an hour.
Oldfeld drove a 300 horsepower
car of special construction. The
mark In said to be within 4 As
seconds Of the world'a record.
Evening star., 1915-06-21

Bill Rodgers. after his release by CIeve-
lard. was confident some other America n
League club would take him on II right
" approached. but he learned that none
would give a cent for him and that
some would not even give him a trial
as gift Finally the Red Sox offered to
let him work out, with promise to
make a deal II he made good. so Rodgers
wired the Portland club. TO WHICH Cleve-
land had released him. and got perniis-
sion to show his PAGES TO ice Lannin
and Bill Carrigan.
Evening star., 1915-06-21

McGraw. according to accounts. be-
lieves the Reds will finish fourth in the
second division. but he hasn't had q
good look at the Pirates vet.
Evening star., 1915-06-21

Prexy TIP o'Neii of the Western
League NAV have said all that is
charged up to him about the Western
going out of business unless expenses
can he cut bur we don't believe he is
responsible for the suggestion that the
PLAYERS accept their pay on percentage
ba sed on receipts. oNeill as one of
the forces of minor league ball ad-
m;nistration. certainly knows that is
against the laws of the National Asso-
citation.
Evening star., 1915-06-21

YESTERDAYS REsJLT4
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago, z; Cleveland L
Chicago 8; Cleveland o.
ST. Louis, l Detroit, o.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati, 2: Philadelphia, /.
St. Louis, S: Boston, 2
Chicago, 6; Brooklyn, 1.
SCHEDULEs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
TODAY TOMORROW
Boston at Washington Boston at Washington.
New York at Phila. New York at Phils
Chicago at Cleveland.
ST. Louis at Detroit.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
TODAY. TOMORROW
Phila. at Pittsburgh. Brooklyn at Boston.
Pittsb'gh at Cincinnati i.
Phila at New York.
Evening star., 1915-06-21
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Cleveland. 8: Louisville, l (3rst game).
Louisville. s: Cleveland, (second game).
Milwaukee, 4: st. Paul, first game).
St. Paul. 5: Milwaukee tsecond eame).
Columbus. 8; Indiana polls, 2 lirst gamel.
Indianapolis. IL: Columbus, 3 (second game).
Kansas City, 6; Minneapolis, first game).
Minneapolis, 6; Kansas City, (second game)
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUR
Newark, g; Jersey City, 3.
Newark, S: Jersey City, 1.
Montreal, 8; Rochester, 2.
Richmond-Providence train).
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver, 2: Omaha, 1 tirst game).
Omaha, 6; Denver, l (second game).
Wichita, 4; Topeka, l (hrst game).
Des Moines. 2; st. Joseph. o first game).
Des Moines. 4: st. Joseph, 2 (second game.
Sioux City, 3; Lincoln, second game).
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Memphis. 3: Chattanooga. 1.
New Orleans, o: Mobile, 2.
Nashville 3: Little Rock. 8 twelve innings
darkness.
No other games scheduled.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Beaumont, 4; Dallas. 2 twelve innings).
San Antonio, 2: Fort Worth, 1 first game).
San Antonio, 2; Fort Worth, 0 (second game).
Houston, 4; Shreveport. 2.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Oakland, 8: Portland. 5 amy.
Oakland, 8; Portland, (a.m.).
San Francisco. 4: Los Angeles, o ANY.
Los Angeles. 5: San Francisco, (a.m).
Salt Lake, 10; Venice, 8.
Evening star., 1915-06-21

In connection with the release OF Davy
Jones, Rebel outfielder II develops that
Jones received wad reported at s1.c0o
for his contract Jones knew sprained
tendon had ended his base ball useful
ness Oakes did. too. 0akes asked
Jones how much he exracted to save
this season A figure was named and
the deal followed
Evening star., 1915-06-21

The Buned roster is literally charged
with former New York American League
PLAYERS. Members Of the Used to Live
in New York Society now disporting at
the other end of the Empire state are
Chase. Louden, Engle. Blair, Ford and
Schulz.
Evening star., 1915-06-21

The army Of friends OF Billy Reidy
throu ghout the country will be pleased
to learn that the veteran pitcher is on
the road to recovery at his home in
Cleveland and expects to be out Of
doors soon. Several of the clubs in the
ma ior leagues arranged for a fund TO
take care of Billy during his illness.
but he declined assistance with thanks
and the money which was raised will
he returned to the cir bs contrib ributing.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-18
My dear Santa:

My dear Santa:
l was so sorry I could not talk to
you last night. | am five years old
and my brother is three years old.
l would like if you would please send
me a nice big doll with clothes on
as l have no clothes for her to wear.
And if had a little table with little
dishes / could have a party for her
and my little brother wants little
express wagon and little bear or
dog so he can ride him around in it.
You are so kind to most of us chill
dren, but dear Santa, hope you won t
forget all the poor children around
u.s. / will now close my little letter
to you. l really cannot wait for
Christmas to come. / will stay up
at night and wait for you. My name
is MARGARET MCDONALD.
My brothers name is William Nc
Donald. Kingston, Fla.
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Dear Santa:
l would like to have suit OF
clothes. My age is IL years but size
of suit Is years l would like blue
serge. / live on North street. Yours
truly, ALBERT ARNOLD
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433 Palmetto avenue.
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
Win you send me a jointed baby
doll? And my brother wants a pop
gun He is five years old and his
name is Gerald. And my name is
Ruth and / am ten years old. Good
433 South Palmetto avenue.
This little girl forgot to sign her
letter-SANTA.)
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Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
am seven years old. / would like
to have pair of roller skates, size
IL, If you please. Wishing you a
merry Christmas. / have a baby sis
ter. Rose, who has not yet seen Christ
mas. GRACE A. CAMERON.
As Daytona street.
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Kingston, Fla.

Dear Santa Claus:
My name is John Arthur Mason.
/ would like to have you bring me a
big wagon like Uncle Bucks little
boy has. and an engine with cars.
very much. Your loving little friend
JOHN ARTHUR MASON.
341 North Beach street.
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Nv dear Santa Claus:

My dear Santa Claus:
Please, Santa Claus, I would like
if you would send me a nice big doll
with long curly hair and Santa while
you are so good to think of me l
would be so glad if you will also
visit the poor Deese children at the
head of the North Bridge. They are
so poor they would love if you would
send them something. Please remem-
Der them. You are so kind that
know you won't surely forget them
There are five little children in ALL
Goodbye, dear Santa Claus l will
watch for you Christmas.
EMMA LOUISE HAMILTON.
Kingston, Fla.
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Deer Santa:
Wul you please bring me pair OF
roller skates and . little box OF candy
an eight years old. My address IS
~ Third avenue.
THELMA BURTIs.
Dear Santa Claus:
NJ name is Alfalfa Haigh; am
two years old: / live at the Saint
George. want little piano and
little teddy bear and set of dishes.
Dear Santa Claus:
want an electric motor or %
CAL rife. My birthday is the 18th of
December.
LAWRENCE WETHERELL.
563 North Beach street.
Dear Santa Claus:
MY name is Elizabeth Austin.
live at the Saint George. I am nine
years old and I want a baby doll with
q dimple in its mouth.
Dear Santa Claus:
My name is Warner Austin. live
at the Saint George. am seven years
old. / want COW. boy suit.
roor Cau<a Chang
VIII you please send me a rife for
Christmas? Your friend,
CHARLIE REESE, age years
551 North Beach street.
Dear Santa:
shuts her eyes. about "a inches in
height Please send to 563 North
Beach street My fathers name is
William Wetherel
MILDRED WETHERELL.
Dear Santa Claus:
live at the Arcade. For Christmas
want pair of shoes, black ones.
NATHALIE ZEIGLER.
Dear Santa:
The only thing l want is a sweater,
dark gray one. please, to wear to
school. l am II years old. Please
don't forget. WAYNE SARGENT.
103 Belleview avenue.
Dear Santa:
am so glad you are coming this
year. and wont you please bring me a
warm sweater to wear to school
Thank you. dear Santa. am 10 years
old. My name is
STANLEY SARGENT.
103 Belleview avenue.
Dear Santa Claus:
/ am little boy eight years old
and want you to please bring me, i
you will, little shotgun and sal
boat at Christmas Please bring m,
a pocket knife also
]. MARION CLIFTON.
738 South Palmetto avenue.
Dear Santa:
want you to send me nice al
rifle. / want to go hunting this va
cation. Thanking you in advance
from CARL KOST
Care A. B. C. Bakery.
Dear Santa Claus:
Please sand mo n cinolorhot -;
rife. / want to use it vacation.
CLAUD JOHNSTON.
AL volusia avenue.
Dear Santa Claus:
/ am seven years old. / would Xix
to have pair of roller skates, siz
IL. If you please. Wishing you
merry Christmas. / have a baby si
ter, Rose. who has not yet seen Chris
mas. GRACE A. CAMERON.
As Daytona street.
Dear Santa:
! am two years old and would like
doll. CHARLOTTE PERRY
305 Live Oak avenue.
Dear Santa:
/ want pair of gloves and SEWN
box. / am eight years old. My nam
Is Jessie Smith. / live on Grandvie
avenue, opposite former Mayor She
ly's. Goodbye. JESSIE SMITH.
Dear Santa:
! am IA years old and would like
tool chest Yours truly,
WILLIAM PERRY.
S05 Live Oak avenue.
Dear Santa Claus:
/ am a little how tu., xonrr cid o..
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Dear Santa Claus:
l would like for Christmas a live
dog, the book of Uncle Remus stories,
and meccano electric motor which
is run by house current Yours truly,
HERMAN HOENE.
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Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
| am four years old and my little
sister is three, and we both want a
little toy piano. Please don't forget
u.s. With love from
ELSIE AND PEARL FULCE.
449 Orange avenue.
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Dear Santa:
| want you to send me a nice air
rifle. / want to go hunting this va
cation. Thanking you in advance,
rom CARL KOST.
Care A. B. C. Bakery.
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Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
| never told you where to bring my
things. You can take them to Burke
avenue, second house west of Ridge
wood. CHARLES CHANDLER.
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Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
Please send me a single-shot air
rife. / want to use it vacation.
CLAUD JOHNSTON.
AL Volusia avenue.
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Seabreeze. Fla We have not got
a number.
P. 81 go to the NJ. E. church.
Dear Santa:
My name is Marion Capers /
would like pair of skates and
Bible. / am a little boy 10 years
old l live on Atlantic avenue. be-
tween Duke and Earl streets.
MARION CAPERS.
Seabreeze
Dear Santa Claus:
viii you please send me wheel?
am only nine years old. My name
is Helen Pappy. / hope you will
have a good time on Christmas.
HELEN PAPPY.
433 Palmetto avenue.
Dear Santa Claus:
VIII you send me a jointed baby
doll? And my brother wants pop
gun. He is five years old and his
name is Gerald. And my name is
Ruth and l am ten years old Good
bye. l hope to see you next year.
433 South Palmetto avenue.
(This little girl forgot to sign her
letter-SANTA.)
Dear Santa Claus:
| am four years old and my little
sister is three, and we both want
little toy piano. Please don't forget
u.s. With love from
ELSIE AND PEARL FULCE.
449 Orange avenue.
Dear Mr.. Santa Claus:
| want a bicycle. | am IA years
old. My name is
RAYMOND KINGSTON.
Kingston, Fla.
Dear Santa Claus:
| never told you where to bring my
1 tilnSo. IOu CdH ldhC lACA W Dui nc
avenue, second house west of Ridge
wood CHARLES CHANDLER.
Dear Santa Claus:
My name is Teddy Gainey. l am
eight years old l would like to have
a bicycle for Christmas. Archie is
six years old and he wants an air
rife. Albert is four years old, and
he wants wagon. Inez is three years
old and she wants doll and cart. My
papa's name is James Gainey and my
mothers name is Matte Gainey. We
are as ever your friends,
GAINEY CHILDREN.
We live on North street, near rail
road.
Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me steamboat. g
cowboy suit and a pistol.
LAWRENCE SMITH.
Palmetto and Live Oak
(This came by telephone.-SAN
TAI
Dear Santa:
Please send me % rifle. Yours
truly, FISCHER HALL.
Box 81, Kingston.
Dear Santa Claus:
} l will be four years old on Christ
mas eve | live at 10S South Palmet
, to. Me good little boy. Santa, pleas
: bring me a bullet gun-with bulle
? shooters-and some boy scout shoes
! Then me go hunting in my cowbo
: suit. Me love you, Santa. Goodbye
I JUNE SNEAD.
. Mr. Santa Claus:
| Please send me a watch bracele
hope to see you at the churc
Christmas eve. Goodbye.
KATHLEEN BUNCH, age II.
Atlantic avenue, Daytona Beach.
|. Dear Santa Claus:
l | am little girl six years old an
Il l would like for you to bring N
/ for Christmas a toy piano and bi
doll. HELEN HULL.
No. II Burke avenue
Dear Santa Claus:
IL am little boy two years old an
v for Christmas l want a little rock
v horse or a little wagon. l live c
<. Burke avenue, second house west
Ridgewood. DONALD LAPP.
Dear Santa:
| am a little boy from Belfast, NJ
2 II years old. / didn't expect to S,
n Santa down here. For a present
would like basket ball. If you hay
MT a basket ball anything will
acceptable. But didn't think of Sc
ing a Santa down here this hot wpat
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Dear Santa Claus.
! am a little boy eight years old.
and want you to please bring me, if
you will, little shotgun and sail
boat at Christmas. Please bring me
q pocket knife also.
]. MARION CLIFTON.
1913 South Palmetto avenue.
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Dear Mr. Santa Claus:
l want bicycle. l am IA years
old. My name is
RAYMOND KINGSTON.
Kingston, Fla.
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Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
Please send me a pair of No.
shoes and a violin. Yours truly,
ALONZO f. HALL.
Kingston, Fla
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Dear Santa Claus:
Little Dannie Lee Futch wants you
to give him a nice little suit, age six
wears old. DANNIE LEE FUTCH.
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Dear Santa Claus:
l live at the Arcade. For Christmas
want a pair of shoes, black ones.
NATHALIE ZEIGLER.
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Dear Santa Claus:
/ will be four years old on Christ
mas eve. / live at 10S South Palmet-
to. Me good little boy. Santa, please
bring me a bullet gun-with bullet
shooters-and some boy scout shoes.
Then me go hunting in my cowboy
suit Me love you, Santa. Goodbye.
JUNE SNEAD.
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LAWRENCE WETHERELL.
563 North Beach street.

Dear Santa Claus:
MY name is Elizabeth Austin
live at the Saint George. l am nine
years old and I want a baby doll with
q dimple in its mouth.
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Dear Santa Claus:
l am a little girl eight years old,
and if it isn't asking too much
would like you to bring me nice doll
with brown hair and a go-cart Ad-
dress BELLE THYME.
% Third avenue.
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Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me a steamboat. a
cowboy suit and a pistol.
LAWRENCE SMITH.
Palmetto and Live Oak.
(This came by elephone.-SAN-
TAD
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Dear Santa:
Please send me a % rifle. Yours
truly, FISCHER HALL.
Box 81, Kingston.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-18

Dear Santa:
WIN you please bring me pair OF
roller skates and little box OF candy.
1 an eight years old. My address is
~ Third avenue.
THELMA BURTIS.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-18

Dear Santa:
| am two years old and would like a
doll. CHARLOTTE PERRY.
800 Live Oak avenue.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-18

Dear Santa:
Will you please bring me diction-
airy for Christmas Children at school
have 42c ones and they have nice
large print I hear you always ask
the children what else they would
like. Well, I would like box of
candy. / live on Grandview avenue,
between Earl and Duke streets.
am IL years old and my name is
JESSIE CAPERS
Seabreeze, Fla We have not got
a number.
P. 81 go to the NJ E. church.
Dear Santa:
My name is Marion Capers. /
would like a pair of skates and a
Bible. / am a little boy 10 years
old / live on Atlantic avenue. be
tween Duke and Earl streets.
MARION CAPERS.
Seabreeze.