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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-01
Der gegenwd rtige Sufano
oer 2agOao6a6n.

Die un9ebeutr dusgebs9ute Gtrede Der
9dgbdb6a6n, bic pant ben Siegen Der
9euti9eu unb i9rer ~btrbiinbeten Sruppen
beute gang bur9 inter SerrIdaft Der
8eutraImlhte unb Der 5iirtei Itebenbes
8ebiet berIduft. befinbst Tia ge9sutpGrti9
in einem 3uitanb hes Qusbaues, BEN 5ir
snbgiiti9en @o1enbung MIR nod bic ts9s
niIne Jertigitelnng einel Clinic in Qdnge
bon 633 ailometer fsblt. Da biefe
Streds, bic gu BEN Slid bon 6aibars
pai4a (aonItantinopeD Bis gagbab gts
bort, erit na6 benz ariege fertigseIteIt
per6en Io1, 1T, ME i'm grOmtt6sus bars
gelegt ipirb, bic 4rbeit an bisfeu 8ieisus
uHternebmen, bas in Isiner art obrs
9ttipteI oaitebt, gu einem b~orldufigen
Qbi6IuB geIangt. Die lsste pdbrenb bes
arieges unb islbit gu 9eginn bes Sd9res
1916 nod i'm Ban befinbIi9en 9eilitrets
ten, ndmtia bic Strede Ssldbie--Was
murs, purbs bereits Qnfong 6tbruar 0ies
Ies Sd9res benz @ertebr iibergeben.
Da BON Der geiamten 2dnge Der 2inie
6dioarspaidd Bis 8aebab, bic 2435
miBt, nunmebr 1902 ailometer
in 9etrie1 ftebeu, 1T Der ssfumte 8au bis
duf bds %gendnnte mad benz Grieg gu
.ooaenbenbe Gebltiid BON 633 ailometer
enbgiiltig burhgefiibrt. Der Grunb
fir bas Qnff9ieben Der retiihen. ners
1dltHismdBis tIeintn Qrbeit betebt in
ben gegenipdrtigen n~oturgemdb 0eIteieers
ten Sdtpirrigteiten in yer @el9Gffung
BEG erforberli9sn mdterials, aud 1T bic
llebsrminbung bes @eldnbes NIT man9ers
lei 6%inbsrniien bertniipft, bic Dor allen
In Der Durdquerung elmer ean8en ans
,abl bttrd1tli9er acknowledgment be-
Das 5c6lItid berteilt lid duf 5tpei
ndnlih duf bic 2inie 6ai6ars
poiha-aIeppo, bon Der nod bic az
Hilometsr bur1mtHenbe Strtde BON Dos
tof nod Sara 9un1 81 bausn lit, fotpie
bic Clinic 4lsppo-8asbnb, bon Der nod
ods 5eiliiid Rasselsttn mad Gamdrd
fsrtigsefteIt usrben mub. Qber
lud biefe geringen GeblItiide bieten leute
,em 8ertehr i'm gan3en feline ernitba, .cn
Sdpierigteiten, ba ie %borldnfig burh
lnBerorbsntIid gltanaeIests unb geIi9erte
5trdben erfebt nerben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-01
Die &efdn9ntge oes @orper.

Manti e%tlduanlHt fnb %iniiaatn.
nallouai 0tttnbtulmaItt oapetsfu. 70
sna Hub NJ mil etf @tiHlhh lbfti pdn,
bts puiulpit 1tm Mott Cine iann
mon Ia dntn pui6fbtatn elm tdsdm.
l%tbttmoan Iptlti von ben ptllammitn
In Wtuttla unb bon st tlttsQanlts
1dlana In aublanb unb pln bamll IL.
mas kIonttfu Gb0alihRittt lHt
Jlatlm rttt iar hal 3afmlnm anihrll.
Ten 1at tas mllltalttlitt EnaIdnb
sibi "a nlalb 70 9tid6nntts mls ben
paatsaa 1eluu. bH Nl 40 gd4I4li
tmlmaI Ia unitrt Set %bIatintoai. am,
rtbl BON BEN eouh al et G6udmR,
ad6ialtH bic ft IN iiinta Mduttn ats
atipltli bobtn. @it1,ldi ous BEN wtunbt
altin bobtu ibu bic G%naidubtr, BIZ 70
auhucrbmiIih pisl CHM fit BEN INERT
biiiorIIdtr llsbtrlitftrunen babtn. nod
aidi obauiHtn. Dir boa mobtrnt Sc
ben Ipiti ttr 1ortr gar ltint Role
mfbr. Or Ut als 1tItuna l6htrlih; or
mtro nur rod qtleotntlia ale @eidnanis
btnnbt. uub q pirlt MD, tinmal mehr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-01

.idnitlci unb utni palbct ani Tilltun
aulitaal hf Tdmt luhllld,
Neh huit lanl lttim Mtetatlu ha
uall dm ptlsnt htf etfhf Glan ilt b0t
atumenltt, lat tat tlltnilltt ehdns
lpid ala ieltlt oui, ht BIN vualanbtt
alt @iantl tlatn #. aVaaiant ninnl
.tu WHalantW tin lelhtt y aauipld cher
tlnH Mafiua ale WelIsunluballuna.
lptnn "a, rll nit atpbm Arhtn hlrnbtft
.ptidnnaltd NTH a iiutd lmmit tanl.
bare aaihanlE 9n bltitn .poamnlt' o.
bbtit aub IN alltf SIT BE cinfihiana,
flt oit a ioiuioam Elm nnedhtitttn,f
9igtmonItI adt. tdf amdn time lttiiiin
nutbt Dos Dpltt Ipiflit hobti Itlbl NIT,
pubtt dud a,noa, eah "a cine NnIlt fpitls
Il, unb tihttit flo tdnd6. Sn parolau
uub i%prftlitr bdliuna aus BEN qtsn 80
idtib,n, lpat iif bic o~tiholrdtildtR o.
fdnatutn hts Toner Gin tbtninlhtr Mil
atltlihdTilibtr Grtitbuna rlt eth Han
ootr Gin empfdnp In Mbiisban. 1tr llms
gang NIT btm Center mar flr biz eoIs
lingo 6sinrits VIII. cine G%tpdusuna
ibrtr boFIdm Gr5ithung; mon lrnnit mic
mann it noiptnbia nnrbt. Die
6rennbe, bic man an Wora,u btt Gins
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-01

tta ION ttn 1lat ~ltitiponumb, 1olptts
ben Alef aui ZEN loafuaHnlH lplrlt
.Wum. ttm Maltupint trllhsn htm anflt
htn 9plpr nnh htn Htautamp 3ciptt,
100 ueh tnit ilnt 1old hni BEN Wtantt
ahb cine Nilbt bpn tltintn ltlnt Gltlt
NNlhhtl Nlu Hnb - ntttn antttn -
brl NbalalpnsN ron Wnal0nh Rdrtll
netttn, Mnna Noitun Naitdtlna peip.
arb unb pobp CANT wftp Wt htr eln.
tihluna ben Naniglnntn BALI mon IN
gnaianb dul Mutitluh htf Ddltnliih,
itll, puiit, Nl benin bee Moment Htnls
att IN Ntont Tom. pnrbm IN 2oirtt ON,
tlatt llllatA gftatlna datubaib tN
1olpusWiattrU blnauihlti. Taa icdi
etf EITmiIidt ninri6nBaiplat, Az BEN
itotimdl tiut nod 1auItnet sdbitnbt
Wltnihtnmtnat salammmIitbmit. etutt
IN bort Elm fdltnbtpddimtf @atim unb
u ctf Rdbt btlinbtt fh bic llntttaunbs
balm Wlayt Cane.
es etht btait ltbr iritbIih ~ Inn bic
alien atauntibn Wautrn bts 9optrl
Nm .Qtrraitflor" NIB an blatian
1oirfr fiiitrn bic Gpaaireduatr biz YRS
iptn, Bic ihrgignb bon Der offtnen 5btrnIt
bsrtiuilatitm nub ibr Gutter ludtu. Nm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-01
Sin arnenifder guasbidter aefa

Gin arntenii6er @OlfsbiGter ecfal-
len. Bie Die 3eitidrift rglrmenia"
mitteilt, 1T in ben lebten aautafuss
tdmpfsn Der bebsutenbite ormenii9e goltss
bi4ter. Daniel @%drusian, sefouen. Gr
mar Der 9duptpertreter bes tirtiI1en
3peiges Der nrmeuif4sn 2itsratur, bet i'm
@essnIab gu ben 9idtern Des rnfiI6eu
armenieus faft ausIdsiebli9 Der 2is6ers
Oi9tung hulbigt, ipGbrenb bic ormenii9m
Didter Gubldnbs aud bic proIdbi4tune
in Romdnen unb Robelen pflegeu. Sn
4rmenisn geborer, Itubierte @orugian in
aOnitnntinopel, besab fi9 bann na9 Bee
nebig urib bon bort na9 3urir, no Ct ben
Wtittelpuntt Der bprtigen armeniiden Sus
senb bilbete. 1909 tebrte er in feline tdus
tufI9e 9eimat Suriid unb fpdr BEL guss
brrh bss segentpdrtisen Rrieges 8oritsber
elmer armenifden Shule in G~onitdntinos
pei. Sofort trat ct in bds tiirtiI4e 6eer
Elm unb nabm on ben 9dmpfen gegen bic
RuTen tell, in beren 8erlauf ibn Dor sints
ger 3eit bic Etli9e ausel traf. @etn
9auptpert .9as SerS bes 8oItes@ sntbdIt
cine Sammlung aGIer feiner @ebi6te, bur9
bic sr fih i'm 2dufs zines ber9dItnismdbis
nur tur3en 2ebens ben &u6m bts bsrpors
rasenblten SeitssnOFii6en orusnii4en
0idters ertparb.
Cine be~merteHstperte 2eifung Der
S9nedenpoit in StaIisn tpirb bon Der
,Gribuna" in ibrer Ausgdbe bonn z. Mdi
mitgekilt. am s. b. M. tpurbe in Der
farOinii6en prObin5ioI6auptitabt GdFdri
cine poittarts augeitedt. bic am 8. Ros
bember 1887 bon GoIteIIarbo ~obgegangen
mar. sic 1T uIlo faf 90 Sabre bon benz
auFsabeort mad benz 8eitimmunssort,
bic nur % Sim. ouseindnberlieeen, unters
ipegs getpeIen. Der Gmpfdngsr Der 20
Sabre alien &drte bdt Ie Eitt mebr lsIen
tonnen. benn er mar ip3pifden ieIis sHts
fdlufen.
Die Sueenb lit bic 3sit Der Strung,
Der bus 9era fir Dns Sbeule fdlDdrmt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-01

dfs arditettur, benn bic unmittel6ar me-
bride 1T unberglei9lia grobartiger uHb
fteat oas dlte &aubIhloB gang in ben
SAdtten. 8ieies bient = db9eIeben oas
bon, Ddb bcitdnbig eine feline 3dbl 2rups
pen bier liegt ais Acknowledgment
Der &roniupeltn unb eis Sdredensfabis
nett btr englif6en @efhidte, aldubig be-
Itaunt bon ben &pionialen, ben 6eItldns
bern un6 iibsrhdupt alien 8eIlhern Cons
bons. Der 3optr iii has" natipnals
Hsuieum bes 2dnbes, Elm MuIeum, bas
70 biel 9luti3enen geieben bat, pie taum
bic Burg zines reorganization 3eIpos
ten.
3n bieitn Tagcn, no Cir Roger ga1es
ment i'm 3oiper einquartiert 1T, unb bic
@bronit bes alien RoubIdloGes nielei6t
UNI cine neue SrugoOie bereidert pirb,
mag man ii6 biefe %Grinnerungen 8uriidz
rlfsu. Nift bIoB aus GbateIpeare be-
tommt man bic Ginii9t, bab berdrtige
3ige bon Wilbbeit, bon @raulamteit, be-
Ionbers bon 8erpdnptenmorben, foie tie
bic englii9e GeI9iGte bes Is. tnb bts
16, %Sabrbunberts arfpciit, in feinem ells
ropdiIden 9olte isuer 3eit Dorgefommen
iino. Man taud)te bamalS, 70 meint man
mundmal, in bic 3eiten Der @bbd 5uriid,
in bic ausrottungstriege Der alien Stans
binabier, befonbers our 3eit Oes Burger
tritges Der MeiBen unO Roten Rofe. 4ber
fdon borber botten bic Ginterterungen
nnb Sinrihtungen innerbalb Der alien
5eitung, bic bdmals 3uglei9 S9lob mar,
begonnen. Die alien Gerter bon bds
mails perben ober heute ni9t mebr
st3eiet, unb man mag quite @riinoe
ba3u babeu; einige BON ben 9efdng=
uifen oer Sdblreiden qerionen, bic
bier bingeriftet tpurben, iinb aud
nidt me9r nit Giderbeit 3l ertenneu.
Die reiiten Grinuerlngen bat nielleiGt
Der 9urm an Der @aHerieite, ben man
ben .blutigen Sofper4 Grt1e bloobb
SopsrD getalft 9at, st bilOet neben
benz 3bomasturm cine Der 8%efeltiqungss
%anldgen, bic bic dIte 6eitung mad Der
9bemIs 3u Ifiibsn. Inter benz Sbomass
turn 9ing bas ,8errdttrs5or" bur1. mo
bic BARREN eefpDbnlia dnIegten, bic bic
Gt1dtsgefdngenen aus ben golditen bon
Wbitebal unb WefminIter 81 Ghiff mad
BEN Soper brddten. 9erartiqe pFfi3iele
3eremonien tpnrben auf benz 8aHertpege
SIN rblutigen 5oiper" In einem
Der fleinen 3immer bes oberen Stodes,
bat bic betannteite 9rdgobie Oes 9oners,
bic ber grmorbung Der beiben grin5en,
ftattgefunoen. Der &ern oeS Gebduoes,
Elm mdIfipes Nehted, in. ber Mitte ges
legen, Der iogenonnte WeiBe Soper be-
nod beute ben dlteiten Seil bes
alien 66lOFes, beFen @runOlagen @il=
helm Der GrDberer ielbit Iegte. 9ier be-
fi1 bic Stdats5immer, &apelen
unb MISUNDERSTANDING ber Giriten. 9tefs
Staats5immer entbaltsn beute Sammluns
gen bon Riiftungen unb Wdffen. 3pei
nnoere bon ben Dielen 3irmen erForbern
nod Elm beIonperes biitorii9es SntereHe, !
Der Watefielo 9oiper, in benz 9einrin
VI. ermorbet tpurbe, unb in benz heute
bic ~arpniufpelen bon gnelunO uuf6ss
pdbrt perben, unb Der 9euu9dmps
Der in Der 3ubOr3eit bus 6dupts
itdatsgefGnanis mar uHb cine groBe 3abl
5erii6mter @eFdngener geieben bat. 100
,efanb Ii9 nun Der qldB fit ( 9inri9s
SIS CAB bafir 5iuei pldbe, ie
bic !Sinri4tune innerbdlb obsr
luberbalb Der umpallang oes 9oipers
tattianb. SIN ~eritern Cafe srri6tete man !
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-01

rihtung empfing, 3a benen man 1eN1e
(natirIid borber aufgef9rie6eHen!) rleBz
ten Norte4 ipra4, bds Religionsbetenutz
mis-, bos man barauF uble9te, Der 4bfdieo
BON 9ouberneur bes Sofper, bas Srinfz
gelo al ben 9enter, bumit er rafde unb
CUTE Mrbeit berri6ts, bas tpareu bic sins
3elnen puntte bes progrdmms, bic gut
bsd6tet perben mubten. Qu9 in bieien
0tngen CAB ieinsn Entertainer bds bette
8orbilb Der lebte enslifhe &Dnis, ber BON
Ieinen ~lDbal fubjscts" bingeri9tet ipurbe
= &arl /. StIdrt. Den bntten fie frsili9
ni6t i'm 9opsr einduartiert, ionbern in
Ieinem eigeneR gdIaite ppn ct. Sdmes.
Bon bd fpuros er mad benz G9dffot bor
Wbitebou bsriibereefibrt. BORT bereitete
er ii9 auf ben Sob Dor BON 6 u6r mors
gems Biz IL l6r bormittdss, gang luHss
lam unO niirbeopa, pbne fi9 i'm gerings
iten ai Ibereilsn, fpie auf cine Ietie 3sres
monte, in Der bas G0nigtum in Ieiner
ganaen 5errli6teit Iterben tpoIte. limb es
ging aud ales gang programmgem1B bon
~ftatten. 9as gan5e Offentli9e Quftreten
bes G~nsldnbers, iebes Mort, bas babel
eefproden pirb, isbe @sIte, isbs geipee
gung iinb eben INNER Sbeater, ouf Dire
flung bsrednst, fir gldubige 3uf9auer
bergeridtst. S6 bas duf Der Hebnertris
bine, auf Der &an5el ober nuf benz
G9uffott If, Der unperIierbare Sim fit
bds Sheater beeleitet ben gngldnbsr bon
Der @iese Biz our 8abre.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-29

Held For Grand Larceny.

Berry Melton, an employe of the
Selden Cypress Door Co. has been held
to the Circuit Court grand jury in the
sum of $3.50 for grand larceny by
Justice John E. Marshall. Failing to
give bond Melton was committed to
Jail.
1t was a quickly worked case.
There was stolen from the Suther-
land-Mattox turpentine still in Peniel
on Thursday night of last week-the
night of the heavy rain-the copper
cap of the still. The matter was re-
ported to special policeman P. M. Ha-
gan, sheriff elect, on Wednesday Of
this week by J. NJ. Bryant foreman
at the still.
Hagan went to the junk shop of
Frank Wexler and found the copper.
Wexler said he bought it from Melton.
who told him to put it in sack and
stow away somewhere. Wexler said
he made the purchase of Melton on
Saturday morning.
Melton was thereupon arrested and
while he admitted selling it to Wexler,
said he bought it of Joe Smith. Said
man named Jackson saw him buy
it of Smith. Joe Smith denies this;
denies that he knew anything about
the copper; Jackson also says that he
did not see Smith sell it to Melton as
the latter claimed. The copper is
worth considerable money to replace.
Its recovery by Mr.. Hagan and his
quick tracing of the copper to Berry
Melton was a clever piece of work.
Melton was held in bonds of $3.50
from Wednesday afternoon to the
time of his preliminary hearing
Thursday, when he was bound over.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-29
Christmas Service.

The special Christmas service at
ST. Marks Episcopal church at mid
night of Christmas eve was one of the
most impressive and beautiful SER
vices ever held in this church and was
attended by a large congregation.
An ante-vesper was held at 1880 with
sermon by the rector, followed by an
other sermon and the Holy Bucharest
at the midnight service. This was
again followed by the regular service
at 10 o'clock on Christmas day. The
music by the choir, and the vocal solo
by Miss Cecile Jones and violin solo
by Harwood Rosser both of Jackson
Vile, were beautiful and well render
ed. The rectr, Rev. c. r. d. Critten-
den, D. D., did every thing in his pow
er to make these services a benefit
and help to all his Pensioners.
That his efforts were appreciated
was fully attested by the large con-
gregation present at all services,
proving that, in spite of the modern
idea of enjoying Christmas as feast
day, it can be observed and enjoyed
as a strictly religious festival.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-29
Holden-Bortree Wedding.

Palatkans generally will have an in
terest in the following notice of the
marriage of Mr.. Thomas Holden, for
merly of this city, which was taken
from yesterdays Bunnell correspond
ence in the Times-Union:
The marriage of Miss Ethel Bor-
tree and Mr.. Thomas Holden, both of
Bunnell. was solemnized on Christ
mas afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the
home of the brides parents in Bun
nell, Rev. Ralph Ramsey officiating.
The ceremony took place in the liv-
ing room. which was attractively dec
grated with poinsettias, holly and
quantities of Christmas berries and
other evergreens, a red and green
color motif being carried out.
Miss Myrtle Holden, of Palatka,
presided at the piano, rendering pro-
gram of wedding music, playing the
Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin as the
couple entered the room.
The couple entered together. their
only attendant being Master Francis
Whitaker. who acted as ring bearer,
llS Jlt IlllS Oll q cliNN' N''"'
The bride was charming in tray
cling suit of navy blue chiffon broad
cloth. with dainty blouse of silk lace
over fiesh-colored chiffon. Her hat
was of white plush, simply trimmed
and worn with a white veil. She
carried an arm bouquet of brides
roses.
Mrs. Holden formerly resided in
Scranton, Pa, but has been in Flori-
da for a couple of years. She has
made many friends who will learn
with interest of her marriage, and will
wish her happiness.
Mr.. Holden is a popular young
druggist, being proprietor of the Hol-
den Pharmacy, in Bunnell, where the
couple will reside. Mr.. and Mrs. Hol-
den have been spending their honey
moon in Jacksonville, guests at the
Mason hotel.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-29
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Lewis Leach of Green Cove Springs
is the guest of friends this week.
Woodford Blackwell of Miami spent
Christmas with his father, Attorney
J. n. Blackwell.
Dr. Sarah, Davis spent the Christ
mas holidays with her son, DR.. Paul
Davis of Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Mann were
Christmas guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
M. Probst at "The Palms"
Mrs. L. S. Knight spent Christina
with her daughter and son, DR.. and
Mrs. Clifford Mitchell of Welaka.
Miss Susan Fraleigh and Miss Dor
othy Beggs of Madison are the charm
ing guests of Miss Ellene Merryday.
Miss Elizabeth l.. Russell of New
York City is spending the holidays
with her former schoolmate, Miss
Mabel c. Wilson.
Mrs. D. J. Coughlin will entertain
next Thursday evening with thea
ire and dancing party in honor of
Miss Kathleen Hilburn.
Miss Belle Welch left Wednesday
for Jacksonville to attend the Christ
mas dance given by the Yacht Club
She will return Saturday.
Miss Winifred Barstow was hos
tess for the West End Bridge Club
Wednesday afternoon. Three tables
played, but there were twenty invit-
ed guests. The winner of high score
was Mrs. Charles Howard of Ft. My
ers. The hostess served creamed lob
ster, lettuce sandwiches, pickles, cof-
fee, fruit-cake and salted nuts. The
Christmas decorations of holly, bells,
and a beautifully decorated tree were
left as on Christmas, and were quite
artistic. The out-of-to town guests
were Mrs. Harwood Rosser of Jack
sonville, Mrs. Charles Howard of Ft
Myers and Mrs. T. Earl Price of Ma
rianna.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Lisenby late of
Dothan, Ala, are among the latest
arrivals here with the purpose of
making Palatka their home. Mr.
Lisenby is the cashier of the Allan
tic Coast Line R'y in Palatka, and
has been several weeks in the city.
Last week he went to Dothan and
returned with Mrs. Lisenby and they
will 90 to housekeeping in the home
of Mrs. Bruce on North Fourth
street. They are a most delightful
young couple and will be given a cor
dial welcome to the city. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lisenby are members of the
Methodist church and as such were
active in both Sunday school and
church work at their former home.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-29

W. F. LaRowe, an evangelist, is to
deliver a free lecture in kalbfield's
Grand next Sunday afternoon begin
ming at g o'clock, to which all are
cordially invited. His subject will be
Behind the Gray Walls of the Pris-
on"
Mr.. LaRowe is a reformed man who
is devoting his life to help his fellow
man. He says of himself that he
"has spent six years behind bolts and
bars of Illinois prisons, and is able
to handle his subjects in all their diff
ferent phases"
He comes to Palatka with high en-
dorsements as an earnest worker in
the field of reform, and one who has
been successful in accomplishing
much good for humanity. He has
something like eight other lectures,
among them being "The Kindness and
Gentlcness of Jesus" "There is Way
that Seemeth Right Unto Man; The
End is Death" 81 am Jonah" "Love
one Another" etc.
As the Palatka service comes at an
hour of the day when there is no reg
uIar church service, The News trusts
that the people will turn out and give
this earnest worker a good hearing.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-29
INTERLACHEN NEWS.

The morning service at the Congre-
gational church Sunday, as conducted
by Rev. J. R. Greene, was most i'm
pressive, and at the close of the SER
vice, thirteen persons were received
into the church. The rite of baptism
was also administered to Mrs. Sarah
NJ. Jones, Misses Achsah Notes and
Nora Fraser. A beautiful Christ
mas service, with special music by the
choir, followed the C. f. service, Rev.
Greene taking for his theme "The
Other Wise Man" At the conclusion
of the service, the choir, assisted by
other singers, went through the prin-
cipal streets of the town and sang
Christmas carols.
A Christmas service was held in St.
Andrews Episcopal church Monday
morning, the music for this service
being unusually beautiful.
The Christmas entertainment Civ
en- by the Congregational Sunday
school, Christmas night, was more
than usually pleasing in every feature.
The decorations, of Christmas green,
with gay red berries and bells, were
artistcally placed. The children had
their songs and recitations well mas
tered. and the choir rendered a num-
Der of beautiful selections. The tree
was heavily laden, and everybody hap
pv. Much credit should be given
Misses Clara Kephart and Elinor
Eames, who with their willing as
sistants, planned, and prepared the
exercises in such mastery fashion.
Messrs. Warren Trottman, Ed Gill
lett and Anderson Clark are all home
on brief holiday vacations.
Chas. NJ. Brush. of Augusta, Ga,
gave his mother fine Christmas sur
prise when he appeared on the scene
early Christmas morning.
Rov Garman is here from South
Florida, to spend the holidays with
his sister Mrs. Jos. Stock.
Mrs. j. H. Davis and her son, Rob
ert Munro, left last Friday to join
Mr.. Davis in Miami.
Mrs. f. A. Brush and ChaS. Brush
attended Christmas dinner in Hol-
lister, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
Whitehead.
Hon. L. NJ. Booth is enjoying hol-
idav visit with his mother, Mrs. H. E.
Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Corthcll have ar
rived and will remain through the
winter season with Mrs, D. M. Cor
thell.
Mrs. A. NJ. Herman, of Providence,
R. I. came last Wednesday and is at
the Lake View.
Miss Clarine Fraser was the hap
pv recipient of a fine Victrola and
large collection of records, Christ
mas gift from her brother.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-12-29
BARDIN LETTER.

The Misses Lille and Pearl Green
have dismissed their respective insti-
tutions of learning and are at home
with their parents in Bardin for the
Christmas holidays.
NIB. Howard is visiting friends and
relatives in Bardin this week.
Chas. Crandall went over to the
city on business.
J. R. Wilkinson was business
visitor to the City this week.
w. H. King was over to the City
on business.
S. C. McCraney spent the Christ
mas holiday with his parents in Bar
din.
The Christmas tree and entertain
ment. given by the public school and
Sunday school, combined, was pulled
off in a delightful and gratifying
manner under the immediate supervis-
ion and excellent management of
Mrs. ]. R. Cannon, our efficient school
teacher. The tree was of evergreen
holly, beautifully decorated with a
colored lighting scheme and laden
with toys and trinkets that tend to
GLADDEN. the hearts of the little tots
and Big Tots to such an extent that
it makes 'em wonder if all little fell
lows are as happy as they, on this
beautiful Christmas and glad holiday.
The program was supberbly arranged
and caused roars of laughter and ap-
plause during the entire rendition, or
until some unthoughtly one inform
ed the little groupe of merry makers
that Santa Claus" had not stopped
off
"They hastily persuaded Willie Kew
To take their Dollies from off the
tree, and
Chased 'em over to Doctor Brown
The best Doctor in our town.
Who gave 'em medicine in bottles
blue
And directions that would pull 'em
thru"
CRITIC.