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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13
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NEWS
Marriage Licenses -

Marriage Licenses
Moore Harper and Ida G. Long.
VIM NJ. Silvers and Mrs. Addic Com
mclah, both Of DeLand.
A. r. Lawrence and jamie Adams.
both of Daytona.
Chas. $. Mills and Mrs. Dora b.
Banta.
Hayward johnson and Flossic An
dcrson, both of DeI.and.
Henry Rose and Anna Ross, both of
Ormond.
oscar Parker of Americus, Ga, and
Agnes Flowers, Of Lake Helen.
Probate Proceedings
Letters of guardianship issued to
Fredcricka Hutchinson on estate OF
I Clara COOK and Gertrude Hutchinson,
minors.
Letters of guardianship issued to H.
| RawlnS on estate of Helen, Mabel,
Frank and Myrtle Rawlins, minors.
Minutes Of Court -
Estella Lee VS.. Harmon Lee -Di-
vOrCe.
Davis Forster VS.. Armour Fertilizer
| Works Injunction
Phebc Jane WEIGH VS.. John H. Welch
Final decree of divorce.
Hayward a. Paxton VS.. Talulah r.
| Paxton -- Final decree of divorce.
Chancery Suits
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MONTGOMERY ROUTE"

Jacksonville 800 a. M ar
ting at Montgo meyor Orleans ana t'e NtS
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

LIGHT kEEPlNG-Modern. rea-
sonable. 318 S. Palmetto
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Foes and Friends.

When two mon are extremely po-
lite to each other it is sign that
they don't like each other. Rut when
they say, Hello, you emery old pup"
and "IIOw's yourself, you porch
climbing old horsethief?" they are
good friends.-Cincinnat Enquirer.
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Told While
Waiting For
A rain
By EDITH V ROSS

you detectives" said to BENTLEY.
must have lots of queer cases to tell
about Can't you give me one whiI"
we're waiting for the tralnt
Bentley looked at his watch. The
train was due ut l2:l5. and ii was just
l2M1,
"rhe only one can think of that Is
short enough to get into ten minutes
is Il case wherein Il valuable sapphire
had been stolen The thief was known.
and all there was to do was to get the
property \ jewel is so small that II
can he easily got away with. or II
necessary to the thicrs safety 1t can
be lost either where it can he found
by him or where 1t can never be re-
covered
"A man of the name Of rrichard and
stolen the stone from one VINO saw
him take il Therefore there was no
doubt about it, | was tclc1honcd for
Immediately and was with the owner
five minutes after the theft. lie de
scribrd the ;hlcf To mc--a man with rel
head, striped waiStroat and TUT OF
beard on his chin. He had gone up the
street WIS to find him and recover
the property
Not much chance, chf That's just
what II WIS chance ! hurried mp the
street and had the good lnck to see II
man us described coming out Of jew
plcr's That WAS enough for me. lie
miuht have sold the sapphire to- the
iewclr II so L would keep: If not
It was my job TO get 1t. | Followed
him to another jewelers. and. going III
after him. waited for him TO offer the
article for sale I.ut he gave me II
susriciouS look. asked the jcweler 10
show him some Scarfpns ana went OUT
without hutrHyin. himself
"Df course followed him. Being
quite sure from his having entered III"
second store that he had not yet parted
with the stone and believing that he
had 1t ON his person. | sladowcd MN
or. rather. Kept close to him, In ofhcr
that he ui@ht not drop il without my
seeing him 90 it. or course this CAV"
mo AWAY 10 him. and it was not long
hefnrn he know what | was about.
though ! fancy he wondered how ! got
on 10 him 50 quickly and possibly now
| got on to him Mt all, for he did nov
know that he was seen to take the
property
IL 4,
he could rlrdr me. If not how he could
ret rid of the gem in Il way that woul'i
admit Of his getting it again, or, II thl~
also was impOsSihIe, how h" might drop
II where il would be lost TO him. lie
dodgnl into alleys. cut into back yards
went through bindings. but kept not
over twenty yards behind him. Then
he took n trolley car. ! boarded 1t ana
took n seat opposite him, but the car
was so crowded that If had attempt
cd to take the sapphire from him he
might have been at3ie 10 los" 1t with
out my Knowledge
lie stuck to n" car til It r"a"h"d th'
tnrmirg, which WIS ~ -" OUTSKIRTS
Of n" town There were few house
whore. th. car stu',pr'h hrvuid ihh'
orrn grnunI Ny quarry st of walk
In. ON n road til =" cHin" I" FORK
Thrr hr hr-itatrd which road TO tax"
AID I rrAr ~ my Hind that ne Wa
losing his n'-V".
"IIrIi'lu' .a';" either ro"d. but. Stoon
ur rirk" ~ soy rii stones. kn""
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Artistic Discount.

Merchant ito portrait painter)-
How much will rou charge to paint my
portrait if | furnish the paint
9liegende Blaettcr.
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DIXIE FLYER"

o jackson arrVe. fior
train. Light
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semi OLE LIMITED

Jackson l. arrive.
Steetr CIR
Drawing Rooms
Louis in "l'l'E '' en- 80
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-07
Santa Fe Society Notes

/ his construction and modelling of the
head are 20 near perfection that his
/ skill astOunds you, he yet goes below
/ the surface and reaches the soul of
the man. child or infant he Is portray
! ing. Assurodly all cOons don't look
alike to him. Every one Of his sitters
/ is sharply indiVidualized, though with
( out touch of exaggeratiou.
/ But his brilliant water colors are
pictures as wen as portraits, and their
interest is largely that of the genre,
even though many Of his Indians are
doing nothing in PARTICULAR Just
hanging around and looking pictur-
| esque in a gorgeous blanket and a
knottel handkerchief They may not
/ live in such negligent and colorful
splendor all the time, but somehow
/ Gerald Cassidy makes YOU believe
/ they do.
"A score Of these opulent loungers
l--opulent IN the artistic sense, | mean,
! in leisure and colOr--may now be
/ found ranged along the walls of the
! Elizabeth Battey gallery on East Col1-
RADIO street. in Pasadena. They will re-
main there two weeks longer. Go and
/ look at them. Your interested scrutiny
will not disturb their dignified ease
"Often their dignity has the classic
spirit you viii find. "A Man of Acoma,
for instance, shows us the noble front,
the proud pose Of a resting runner IN
the Greek races How keen and fine
are the action and expression of The
Tesuque Man. whose brilliant color
ings are yet perfectly harmoniZed.
Cassidy indeed, is never afraid Of coll
or, because he always knows how to
manage it, He plays with clashing
tints and makes them mutually help
ful. The best piece of color i'm the
exhibition, and also the strongest
character study, is Navajo Medicine
Man. whose scanned old face express as
intelligence and nobility We find
green, orange-red and blue in pure
touches, yet there is no garish rest
lessness.
Big Nike, an Apache, has
strongly marked face fun of alert m
telligence. The eyes are keen ana
searching. lIandkerchiefs Of red ami
yellow are round his head and neck.
The face Of Indian in freight seen
against q background Of luminous
blue and green. is also strong and
fine The Pottery Maker more Of
a picture than the others. gives us a
young Indian clad in q red blanket.
lie is perched on an adobe wall, and
he holds up a specimen of his wares.
Beside MIN are Jars and vases that
show Cassidy's deXtority in still-llfe
painting.
1.-TWO Apache boys, one against a
vivid orange and red background, The
other clad in a blue blouse. are beau
tfully drawn and painted. Cassidy is
happy when he pictures youth. and
even happier when he comes to chill
Gren "A Child of Taos, is a COM
ioal little fat-cheeked baby boy N
green, while Apache Papoose' is n
smiling infant bound IN his tight era
die and protected by sort of qink
awning The color scheme of grayish
pinks, in the last named picture is
exquisite. In The Little Nurse we
have a small girl carrying pick-a
back an infant almost as big as her
self. The little nurse is painting, but
resolved on doing her duty, the baby's
mouth is pursed into stocal endur-
ance of many jolts. 1t is charming
study
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-07
Lime Treatment
in tuberculosis

Ia Che uny 80, Iola isste of the journal
90 tie American Medical Association an
pn1red this statement concerning calcium
iimo) medication Ia the treatment of null
mom} tuberculosis tconsumpuonli
nder The systematic. continued aud
persistent regime of calcium assimilation.
VAN tiesou has seen Number Of his pa
''rnt Improve undergo an c1udntion or
mrll consolidation In the lung which
thrn resolving would appear 20 rontrihate
io the waiting on mud rleslug ct the lie.
.ion,. Hand iH hand with this course Of
events, the sputum clears up Of tuhcrete
har'iii which finally dsaappear aud the pa.
urnis arf d'scharred with healed puimon-
urt tuhereulosis.f
tihfa} medical Journals seldom rnehk -
r's' tifsiY about a r.mealal 8rant yet tHla
t'tfIWanY Daiutles with ihai ffuu many
'.HHlihptffH Whn have secured Nke results
through else Use of Eelmaus Alternative
rIutN calcium ie a constituent of fHAa
rnmedy f2f pulmonary tuherculosis and al
Nod ttnat ana bronchial affections lis
hea'ub pawef may iH same measure bo
attributed fa rho manuer IN which this
element ls 30 mhfned with other lurro-
N.tnH as ta he easily assimlattd hy the
average petson aud ID daes not inItate the
stomach
EefAans Aueratlyr eaeiaat no oplaiea
rlra.fts hahli forming dfms so lt q
fefe 4r " our arpeFst is aHt 10 IL.
etA h.m n orders nf send aifart to
Lekman Laboratory, Philadelphia.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-07

ingly and sweetly as few had ever
heard it before and then thrilled the
audience with her own song, 90 Fair
New Mexico" In conclusion. Mrs.
Bowman and Mrs. Farnsworth sang
Aud Land Syne." and no one saw
the tears glistening in the other one's
eyes. Mrs Thomas, Mrs. Palen, Mrs.
Harroun We're inimitable in describing
housekeeping days before the commg
of the railroad. They We're days OF
hardship and also days Of charm,
when things were unspoiled and when
the stage coach still numbered in at
the Old Exchange hotel. They were
also the days of poetic customs that
are rapidly passing away and the days
Of self-denial What New Mexico
owes to the pioneer women. she can
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-07
"REMINISCENCES DAY.

1t was the one day when every one
present was willing to admit his or
her years. j was "Reminiscences day
Of the Santa Fe Womans club and
held in a building whose very atmos-
phere is charged with thrilling rem
iniscences. 1t was on Tuesday after
noon and the gloom without added on
ly to the cheer within. Mrs. Palen
yielded the gavel to Mrs b. r. Nc
Collough. after calling the session 10
order, for Mrs. Mccullough is chair
man of the art and literature depart
men which had the program in
charge Miss Elizabeth Garrett, the
blind nightingale Of the Mesilla val
ley, sang Las Golondrinas" as haunt
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-07
Xantippe Dialogues
KTEpING UP THE PACE.

Mamma" said Lydia. looking up
from the dish of cereal between which
and her history lesson she had been
dividing her attention "is my new
dress most done2 You know the Mu
Mus are 10 entertain the Sparta has-
ket bah team this evening
And mater. said Alexander,
snatching a banana and pushing back
his chair, "onn you make me new
pair of running pants today2 Some
body sw1ped mine, and We are prac-
ucing for the spring athletic meet2'
Anything else" Erouned Nantippe.
Socrates. wouldn't YOU Ike to have
me weave YOU new tunic?'I need n
new pcplum myself as ] am entertain
ing the Athenian DANES this AFTER
noon"
"Im sorry about that" said Socra
tcs, showing unusual solicIude. ~
hoped YOU would be able to 20 with
me to the philosophers banquet. La
dies are Invited, and ] wanted YOU TO
meet Mrs. Plato. especially"
isn't that Just my luck2 But even
il | could get rid of the Danes in
season, what with finishing LYDIA s
dress this morning ana making those
running pants late this afternoon and
attending TO refreshments for my re-
ception. by evening | shall be sure 10
have raging headache. If it WASH I
for those blessed headache tablets,
I'm sure ! should go crazy
Cant Alexander buy himself some
running pants, asked Socrates anN-
ieusly I'm afraid Of those head.
ache pOwders | have been !niormed
that they are apt To produce cardiac
disturbance. and YOU know YOU have
always had palpitation."
Alexander can't buy anything re-
torted Nantppe. "tlc has used up
his months allowance already and
Was trying TO borrow Of me this morn
ing to got a new mouth-piece for his
flute Resides that. sporting goods
are sinfuuy expensive can make
him pair of pants for one-tourth
what Glaucos charges for them
"Vyel. dear sighed Socrates, per
haps | had better accept that invita-
tion to go to Corinth 10 deliver a
course OF lectures Somehow a phil-
osop pher's salary doesn't seem To oe
sufft eicnt 60 support a family on. and
J eattt have you worried into nervo rs
prost ration
~ or piV's sake" said Nantippe
ehnr ply. don't think of such thngl
You'd re overworked now aud IL YOU
shau ld get parests OF paralysis or
sol nething then what would become
of pOur poor family2 DO think of some
on besides yourself. Socrates"
eyer, my dear" sighed Socrates
sc We can't keep up the pace, | sup
% ,se we shall have 20 drop out Of the
n mnhlg.'
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-07
Help the Stomach
Digest Your Food

When the stomach fails to digest
ana distribute that which is eaten
the bowels become clogged with a
mass of waste and refuse that fer.
ments and generates poisons thar
are gradually forced into the
blood, causing distress and often
serious Illness.
Most people naturally object to
the drastic cathartic and purpa-
tive agents that shock the system
a mild, gentle laxative, positive in
its effect and that will quickly re.
lieve constipation is DR.. CaldwelPs
Syrup Pepsin, sold by druggists m
fifty cents and one dollar n bottle
1t does not gripe or cramp. bnt
acts easily and pleasantly ana a
therefore the most satisfactory
remedy for children. women ana
elderly persons. For free trial
bottle write TO DR. w. p. Caldweli
462 Washington St, Monticello, MS
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-07

in the desire for beautiful complexion
The weak, low-powdered face creams that
are widely known require many months ia
produce even "a partial desired result Why
not use mixture you make Yourself that
is far more economical and that pives re-
suits in fraction Of the time? The follow
ing formula Will give complexion of ex-
quisite purity and every bemish frecke.
spot and all muddiness win quickly vanish
MIX two tahlespoonfuls Of gycerine and
Que ounce OF zlntone in a pint OF hot water.
II VIII form cream. When cool It is
ready to use
MRS. OLDISH-A very remarkable re-
turn to youthful appearance is produced by
cream made up as follows: TO half pint
of hot water add two ounces Of eptol and
two tabespoonfus Of glycerine. This forms
cream. When cool apply regularly, every
day, generously. The eptol can be obtained
at any drug store. This cream removes
light and deep wrinkles. lines Of worry
habit and age, and works fast. No woman
should be without 1t.
Mrs. r. A. M-No one can positively
assure you that the bust can be developed.
However, there Is only one thing to use,
and if anything can do it in your case this
certainly can do It, Anything mechanical
is liable TO cause injury. This formula is
safe. Mix half n cup Of sugar. two ounces
Of ruetone and half pint OF hot water
OF this take two teaspoonfuls after meals
and at bed time.
MISS MISSED--Am sorry you were uot
able to obtain the zintone at the drug store
If you will simply write addressing wales
ka Suratt Care Of Secretary. Thompson
Bldg, Chicago" enclosing fifty cents, You
win be supplied by return mail
, All. OVER-You have wasted a years
time You can get rid Of blackheads in a
few minutes This sounds remarkable, but
try # and you will find 1t true.
Get powdered neroXin at any crug store
and sprinkle some Of 1t on a sponge made
wet with hot water then rub it on tho
hlackheads large and small. You will he
surprised how effective this is
MISS IMPATIENT-There is no cream
known that win remove pmples. A blood
cleanser, not merely blood tonic, Is neces-
sary Nothing can surpass the following
for resHlts and il is perfectly safe. Dissolve
twelve ounces OF sugar ana one ounce OF
sarsene in half pint Of water. one OF
two teaspoonfuls Of this should be taken
after meals This is very economical and
never fails
MRS. S. r. H--For the shampoo dissolve
one teaspoonful OF eggol in half a cup Of
hot water You can get for moderate cost
nj any drug store enough eggol TO last
Won for at least dozen shampoos. TINS
epgol shampoo has wonderful cleansing
properties and far exceeds even the best
soap or any other article for the purpose
/ ever used 1t leaves the hair too easy
to do up and glossy
MISS LEAP use face powder made
up according to my own formula. u is lFto
from the crude chalkiness common 60 nearly
AL face powders. is exauisitely smooth ami
deHcatelv scented To my mind u II
@ jewel It Is now ohtainahle at drug
stores and is called "Vaeska Surau race
Powder"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-07
Cotcs

LIE WAS typical lonr.horn from
somewhere over lu the long grass
country ne was elb0wlnR his way
among the crowd IN front Of The enc
fauee 90 picture theuter when he
mft au Alhuqucfuuean who Was an
nId luQuaiuiunCc / forgot 10 state
thaf ii WIS On Thursday night
Wen mld he I'm powerful glad
son-ai Knt our cow gathering inf naHt
Nfar
Tha remark expresses as nearly as
possible the feeling Of the people uf
Albuquerque over the one big event
Df the last week We are powerful
tiad se got the COW gathering,
We viii leave aside the mcrcenary
aspect III the situation the blk crowds
fH come, the stacks Of money to be-
.Dfut- ihp advertising that the city
Nll eei The busilinR accthlng nctif-
ff that viii be- seen on every side,
aHd consider merely the sentimental
slle VI the question
III you arc "a reader Of the Robert
~ chdmbrra stuff you won't DE ahie
% find much sentiment In q cow, but
if Yeu have gotten Ia touch with the
Hflt ~ the great southwest and have
noon the growth OF almost half q CON
IinCnt based nn one industy-~if you
nnVe read and heard of what has hap-
pened u the days gone by YOU viii
take of N0ur hat tu the cow ana ad- I
mh that there is more sentiment con-
ncrted with her than with any Of
Chambers hcrUlHea.
it'sa erclt meeting that Will De held I
here next year. because u viii hrinR .
together not only the men who are .
Tho foundation nf the financial etrue-
iure Of the southwest but the men .
" ho have made its history Cow /
aHthcrInR may not sound Ike social
event. but ID Is certainty that socia-
lp VIII be glad when II takes place
ana sorry whom II is over
%@A
The young fool and the old foot
have more than years between
them
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-07
Diamonds

II mill be of advantage 10 You 10
iake careful look at The DIA.
MONDS, WATCHES. etc., on
display in our EAST pmdop. Oc.
casiOndlIy ne offer these goods al
bargain prices. And you NAV see
just the thing you mani al price uou
are milling 10 pav.
Our WEST pndow is filled NTH
articles north up 10 $500 at be
uniform price of
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-07

In your possession a most wonderful arti-
Gle. This formula produces very pro-
nounced effect upon the entire cell-life Of
the hair from root to tip--it forces hair to
grow You win notice a startling differ
ence I'm the fast increasing length Of your
hair in the unusual thickness Of It's growth,
and in the new vigorous hairs growing in
the thin spots ! would not give up this
hargrower for all the hair tonics in the
world There is ne long waiting month in
and month out for results The growth
becomes glorious, and your ambition is sat
cd FAR beyond yout expectations You will
find. too, that your hair will very soon
stop falling.
Mix one-half pint each ot water and al
eohol Cor take one pint Of imported bay
rum II you wish) and add one ounce Of
beta -quinol II is then ready to use This
should be used literally every day or So
1t contains no oil and is delight to
use.
MISS SUPER-To remove hair between
the eyebrows, on the upper lip in fact on
any part of the face. arms, shoulders or
other part Of the body the best thing is To
apply some simple sufo solution. or IL the
druggist hasn't the solution. get the sulfo
powder which you simply wet with little
water Just before YOU apply e. This has
the effect Of dissolvlng away the hair
harmlessly. instead Of burning IL off and
leaving a red spot or mark. as do the SUI
perfluous hair removers commonly adver-
tised This can be used even on the ten
derest skin without the least irritation or
Hanger. and IT never fails.
MISS r. " Whatever we want in
this world we want quick This applies, too
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-07
By Mss VALEsKA suRATr

TT HERE is a world Of difference between
hair tonic and a hair grower and
there are many hair tonics sold as
hair growers simply because It has been
generally assumed that to tone up the hair
roots leases them to renewed growth. But
this result is very meager, and as a rule
disappointing.
l want to give you here the formula for
a real hair grower. and you will know by
actual, visible results that you have at last
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-07
PILGRIM LOVE.

Love has wandered through the land
Worn the earb OF every art,
Conqueror been. and sert In band,
Trickster, pied in every heart,
But today he stands alone,
Cherries by an old hearthstone.
Why Is love a suppliant spuned,
Where once he reigned gay king
Why Is love q palmer turned,
Whose wont TO dance and sing?
Is the world grown gray and old,
That he shivers with the coldR
Love has lost his flef and realm,
There's another reigns today
GOlden-cloaked from spur TO helm
Where king love Of old held sway
Harp and scepter flung aside,
Pilgrim love afar doth ride
Seeks ne now and seeks tomorrow,
one will list his old-time tale,
Pleading low in pain and sorrow
n-e'ad-without avail.
For loves flcfmen, hoar and old,
cast themselves before king gold.
--Dorothea Lawrence Mann, in Bos-
ton Transcript
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-07
And the Greatest of These"

aTho cold fact Of hunger" said Organized Charity,
Speaking the words with her usual clarity
Isn't point in this matter at All
Boforc we encourage "a beggar'f digestion,
We really ask him thls vast cosmic questions
he "a good churchman' fhcr what caused his FAM
IL he fghtcously hungry, Starving with Mammon2
Perhaps ne hrs gamblcd at chess baekgammon2
~ go.
We must know;
Aud although II grlcyo us
We cannot sincerely eve trust You believe us)
ftesuscitae folks who are harsh 10 society,
make a point OF insisting ON piety
That's why we give with such sauctitied rarity
Isn't 70 loycly2 sud Organized Charity.
Dana Burnett IN LII