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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-18
ADJUSTMENTS
Motion Picture Attractions.

Today the Empire presents Theda
Bara in the famous old stage success
East Lynne, supported by Claire Whit
nev and others Tomorrow Florence La
Babe in The Fear of Poverty, in five
acts, and Tom Moore and Anna Nilsson
in The Tight Rein, a two-act chapter il
the series, Who's Guilty.
Today Owen Moore will be seen al
the Princess theater in the Paramount
feature, Rolling Stones, the story of the
reclamation of a young man, also {
Burton Holmes travel feature. Tomor
row Lew Fields in the World Brady
Made production, The Man Who Stood
Still, also Marin Sais in The Girl From
Frisco. are billed.
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has picked up about $500 in the last
two world g series as prize money. Out
side of what he has spent for gasoline
to run his jitney, leonard himself ad-
mits he has invested in prune orchards.
From some of his earlier investments
he is already drawing down a nice div
idend.
Weldon Wyckoff, member of the
Boston Red Sox pitching staff, is the
owner and manager of the leading tax
icab service at his home in Williams
port, Pa. 1t is said that since the
close of the big series the number of
cabs in the service has been materially
increased. Wyckoff, former member
of Connie Mack's team, is a pitcher
who has world of stuff, yet has been
unable to develop himself into a win
ner. Mack two years ago figured him
the most promising youngster in the
American league.
When Walter Hoelke Joined the Gil
ants, coming from the Rochester team
in the International league, the gen
eral feeling was that he would not fine
j the National league pitchers very
easy picking. 1t was admitted thai
Hoelke' s fielding would satisfy. II
was also believed that he would hole
up his end as base runner and he wa:
credited with having plenty of gray
matter. His strongest boosters, how
ever, feared he would fall short at tn,
bat. All of which simply proves tina
! the wise men of the game can make
mistakes. Hoelke showed up well il
! all departments, but it was with tn
stick that he did his best work. H,
took part in "a games, and in that tim
amassed the very best batting averag
in the National league, 351.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-18
HOME ECONOMICS SUPERVISOR.
Official to Have Charge of Department,
in Vermont High Schools.

BURLINGTON, Dee 1S.-It is prob
able that supervisor of home econ
omics, to have charge of the home econ
omics department in all of the high
schools in the state, will be appointed
in the near future.
This announcement was made yester
day b. Floyd B. jerks of the state
department Of agriculture. He stated
that it would probably be two or three
months before a person qualified fol
the position could be found
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-18
DARKNESS AT MONDAY.
Fog In London Said to Have Been the
Worst In Fifty Years.

LONDON, Dec. 1S.-A fog which set
tied over London Saturday is described
as being the most dense in fifty years.
From early morning until late hour
London was a city Of perpetual night.
The inconvenience was greatest in
the evening owing to the light restrie
tions. Omnibuses stopped running and
taxicabs disappeared from the streets
Pedestrians in the street carried
torches. In the Strand torches were
lighted aud soldiers new to the metropo
lis had to be led about like blind men
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-18
CHINESE TEAM HAS ABILITY
Credited With Winning 81 Out of 50
Games With College Nines-De-
feated Holy Gross.

The Chinese baseball team of Ha-
waii, which has just closed its tour,
made great record in this country.
The Chinese are credited with winning
81 out of 80 games with college mines,
and 81 victories in 119 battles with
leading independents.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-18
VAUGHN CHANGES HIS MIND
Wisconsin Athletic Star Decides Not
to Join Connie Mack's Athletics
in Spring.

Pcwee Vaughn, the University Of
Wisconsin athletic star, who was GO
ing to join Connie Macks team in the
spring. according to reports has an
nounced that he has changed his
mind. He wants to preserve his anna
teur standing and remain in school 10
fit himself for an athletic coach.
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George Gibson.

says he has reconsidered his action
and will report to McGraw next year.
While George was warming his feet
around the home fire McGraw made a
deal for Lew Mccarthy of the Dodg-
ers.
1t is doubtful now if Gibson would
be welcomed.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-18
WARDSBORO.

Luther Whitcomb is still very i'll in
his home.
Ray Wilder who has been i'll with
scarlet fever, is improving.
Rev and Mrs. Ashield Ashford and
family have returned home from South
Hadley Falls, Mass, where they went
for Thanksgiving.
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A Tip About Hotel Guests.

In the January American Magazine
a writer says: Here S a funny thing,
by the way, that I've noticed about
hotel guests: You leave a soiled towel
III room, and the guest will probably
complain. But you can leave bucket
of paint and paper hanger scaffold
in the hallway, and compel the guest
to crawl under stepladder to get to
his room, and he will put up with it
observation-disclosures he knows you are
painting or papering by way of making
an improvement, and he is in sympathy
with that. 1t doesn' cost much to
make over carpet so that bare spot
in front of the dresser will be elm,
mated, but such little details are a
vast help in making hotel prosper.
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business connections. In its letter the
club stated that "many clubs had Of
fered 10 join in u call for Il special
meeting for consideration of our APP
peal" hut that it had concluded to
withhold a request for action until the
regular meeting.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-18
CATCHER CHANGES HIS MIND
New York Giants, Has Recon-
sidered His Action.

George Gibson, the veteran Pirate
catcher, who retired from the game
when sold to the Giants last season,
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delphia. The play was such an extraordinary one
that it is not very apt to come up again. 1t came
up last summer, however, and would have created
much more argument than it did had not Bill Klein
used diplomacy in reaching his decision
Late in the game, with the score rather close,
the visiting team managed to ill the bases with two
men out The Philly pitcher a bit Wild and
the batter evidently had been instructed to look
them over. He finally worked the pitcher until
the count stood three balls and two strikes. Play
ing proper baseball, all three runners started to
advance just as soon the pitcher started to
deliver what would prove to be the decisive pitch.
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fourth BALL
slowed mp and merely walked toward the In the meantime the
the base several
the ball third getting the before he could
bag, and retiring the side
The question then
Billy Klein killed deciding
had crossed the
The Philadelphia of conended that the
the
the umpire, what would
10
The counts This discussed OF
that unanimously
where the he
balls
would send the from third home the
balls to
pure and simple.
lConvrish by the Wheeler Svndica Incl
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Occasionally man is so important
that he Is missed for nearly a week
after he dies.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-18
SPORTING NEWS
BILLY EVANS SOLVES BASEBALL PROBLEMS
Especially for This Paper by the Famous American
League Umpire.

The play
Billy KLEIN charge game played
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-au9uf Stirn in @il.
n%autce geftorben. SIM IIter
BON iiber 80 Sabren 1T in MiIpplfec
guguit Gtirn babingeihieoen. Or bat.
te elm bepegtes 2eben binter iid. Ter
@eritortene prroe am II. Madr5 1926
in @iebenfopf, Seiien-9 armIiast, gss
boren, no er aud feline SfitlbilouuJ
erbielt. Ratoem er IN einem fauf.
mdnniihen @eiddft gelernt bate,
fam er. ais er Is Sabre aft mar, nat,
4merifa, i'm Sabre 1914, lmo blic5
porerit in Baltimore, no Elm 9ruber
bon ibm bereits feit 1888 anidii;1
mar. Or trat in Seiien 9iano.5 atiif
Elm, crit aIs 9ebrlins, onnir oils Mei.
ienoer, bis er I'M Sabre 1856 nit
ieinem nnberen @rlber 9ouis ielbit
cine 8ianoia6rif griinoete. 9as s..
ih6ft Jirig gut, bis Der arieg otls'
brad. .pooiird aid er in Mitleioer.
idnit ge5ogen tpurbe uno iein Go.
id)ait 1~riiiecben miiBte. Shlieblib
muroe fr iogar ge5fuungen in oip
@rmee Der aonfo6erirten eiii5utreie,i,
In oeren Meiben er ben glrgerfrieJ
bis Ju gnoe mitmafen muite. Tanr
fam err mad l~eilfpaltfee. Stirn mar
inmer elm iiberseugter Tcmofrnr.
bat iia aber ME I'M @iirbcn IN Der
9artei ~beporben. 9rosoem pertro,,.
fen ibm feline 1itbiireer perEhieoeue
9emter oil. Cd ipar or brci Sabre
lang Mitglieo Der gfuIbebnrSe iinS
eirntal als replbIifaniiter Mbernin
ieiner @drS onigeiteIlt. SIN Staci.
rotb bat er Die @riinbung Res @r.
ieimIs faupii1dlif nit olirhgeiebS.
slif geborte CT in bns aommittec.
reldes Die MISREPRESENTATION IN bel:
'6jientIidlca ednIen empinbl. syitn
III es aud Al pcrb1nfcn, oot Die @in.
tpeIde imSahre 1883 Die abfhoftinJ
Der oeitifen Sprnfc in ben Gdliien
poriab, abssIebnt piiroe.
MenfaIthfett.
wag. Du bsirutbeft nod INNER
nidt2
Min. msin. oldubigsr Fnb iebr
riidfdispolf.
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Dem Ginnebnien Sbres COMPOUNDS i'm
sslni fort unb Don bann an bts gum
%, S~eptembsr, aIs mein Iebtts atno
geboren tpurbe, purbe ih piel befler,
ola ib es friiber mar. Wtin Shingles
mar elm Mdbbsn unb ipos Ia Nuno
Sci Der 0eburt, uno i'd erbolte MIDI
febr fdneu, mas isbenfaus S5rsr Wez
oiain auSuf1reiben mar. sd bin heute
aeIurb unb triftis, lille mein gabp
ainb perri4te ollie meine 4rbeit. S4
bate benfelben suten Grfols nit Sb.
rer Wtbisin, als i'd iie DOT Der 9eburt
msiner unberen 3inbsr benotbiste unS
ole finb fe eefunb. Weine Mutter bat
s.sSyhre Webi3fn nit bsr sleiden 3ufries
b~enteluns ssbraudt. 81. bate ibr
lettss Rinb. ats iie A Sabre alt mar
unS ie III iiberseust. bab ie ibn nies
mails bdtte sebdren t0nntr, obne Shre
l6ilfe, benn ibre 9eIunbheit mar ishr
{hpa1r-Jrau &. 3. 9 In B, 1856
Rortb @ulid Np.., Decatur. Su.
4 Dorforsliae Miitter ionen Don Der
-Erfahuns Der Grau Glopb Nnben
sieben unbv @srtrauen bdben gu GnDtd
e. pinfbam's 0ssetable COMPOUND.
sgrei.r p.rtraulia.r Rat6 erbdltltt
Sur1 Elm S6reiben or bic Gpbta Y.
pintbam Mebicine Co., 2pnn. WaH.
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einet Sanbsmonn ais 9fitIeibtragen.
ben begriiben gu fonuen2 SD tpe,f
es nitt. @obI aber Deib i'd, oai
riinmebr beIoe, INNER nod fpegen Der
eingebiIoeten Winengefabr, nitt born
fabren .poIlten. Sober iaete: SAP scr
aIoeren nur borne fnbren, banr
fomnt Der 5uerit auf Die @inenl"
unb oieien @unid perildte jeocr
oaourd 5ur aiisiibrung gu brineen,
bab er burd S6Iagen zines areiics
iid iortgeiest binter ben anSern 81
ieten periuhte.
User beurtbeilen tam, mas eg an
unb fir iib beibt 5fpei SanoeIs.
bampfer bidt bintereinanbrr iabren
81 Iaiien, bel peientIid perifieberen
DISQUALIFICATION, tpirb Die Sfmic.
rigfeiten periteben, bic es mir berei.
tete, in bieies @eitmaSer Srbnlie
binein5l,bringen, 5umaI eerabe Der
am itueaiten fabrenoe CAMPER Die
meiite Cuff peripiirte, binten gu bIei.
ben.
Inns bIieb sunG6it nitts onberes
iibrig, als ourdl energiite Gignalbe.
febIe unieren @iaen ourfsuieben 5l
periuden. @ie elm Sd1ferbunb feiua
Scribe .mfreiit, miBten mir inter
fortpdbrenbem Serumfnbren Inn be-.
be Gampfer ben einen 5ilmt@ eiterfnb.
rem NIT bofiter 6o6rt nnfpprnen unS
ben idneqeren gum R1bigen Der Sc.
i6Dinoisfeit anboIten. 9erifiebenf
lid brobte uns namIih elmer Der Bel.
ben Gampfer Bel benz immer nod roe.
mig iihtieen @etter aus Gift gu font.
men, urb bnnn mar Bel nod entire.
tenben meiteren 8er3ogerunpen aud
au befiirhten, oob ons grreiGen oeS
Safens nod bel Seligfeit gdrBIi9 III
6rage geitellt tpurOe.
ShIiebIth aber batten uniere o.,
feble aetpirft unb lire @efolgung ia.
ben mir tpobl niht gum geringIier
Sbeile rnieren ~bro6erben annoreu 81
peroanfen. Gs lit ia nidt alI5ni6psr.
8eieble burd3uieeen, fpern nidt EMU
MIR Der Nobritod Ses 2ebrers, Ton.
bern cine rihtige geIa6ene annone
|bieien @efebI rafbriidIih gu inter
fifteen bereit lit.
go fam en0lih Riibe unb Sro.
hung in infer @eidpober nnb in
itoI5em 3use sirs es in raider Gabri
bnbin.
8pIen6s .onrten mir berubiet fem,
aIg infer s~rueiter Briienoffi3ier inns
burd Sisnal beriiderte, onB alih fem
priienfommmbo git anfseboben iei
uno Sas fie gerabe Bel ifntndbaften
Spieaeleiern idben.
60 brmidJten min MIR nod einigr
IStunben gu. tpartert, bis mir uns Il.
der unb gebprgen in benz Hrrsi6s Der
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fen nnb mir bei6eioener IN Der Gtdr.
tie oes Zones tunte aus unieren mn
oreibig aebIan Der Danf 5uriid in Nm.
ierem ~breimaligen Surra aiif oie
@arniion BON 3eebriigse. go porcrr
mir in etnem neii eroberteii oeuiihcI:
Snien cingelmufen unb iollten biec
fiir einiae Gage Der 9iibe eenieben
inS ms erbolen bon mebrtdgiger
Seefabrt, Die aber burh Die mannig.
laden greigniiie MIR gang furs idien.
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9ampfer an fiibren nn6 linen jeSc
meitere 5iird)t Dor elmer Neinenge'
fabr 5n b%enebmen.
Bum Slid ging anes flar, unS
mad i1oner mebritiinbiger Gabri
formten mir nit Sreube Die eritcn
belliid,eu @attid)ifie Dor Dem Snien
BON 3eebriigge begriiben. Sic Woler
unb Der 2eufttburm minften inns
oiird ben MIR nod Ieidten Shleier
acknowledgements BON ferne ihcr
entgegen.
Shnea fpiiroen Die beiSemG dmpfer
Dem uns entgegengeianoten neiier
@nd)fommnnbo Der Safenbeborber
iiberpeben, oeren Gbblrt unS peiterer
@efpadung iis nunmebr an~pertrau!
iein ioa.en. lliier Werf fir beiite pG-
erIebigt, nno frob fonnten mir mad
%getbaner arbeit ielbit in ben Safen
ellen.
9u lag iie Dor uns, Die oetuaItigc.
mebrere &iIomtter Innge iteinerne
@ioIe oes fiinitlifen Safens Don Bee.
briigee, bereinit nnfgebaut unter Der
@fegiernng aenpolo5 III. nit engii.
ifem 0eIoe. 9ieIe, niele Minloneil
bate iie peridIungen. anberen 9wcf-
fen bate tie nod ben @lGncn ibrer
grbauer bienen iollen als ibren ieti.
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3m ber,mietben-5lats
9annomid 8ni0ina.

nilaoir NIB Rnum etrd6c 37s-5, mi. glbnfns
Vtgenibnm Der inanrifden q. Elephants
Aitd1enqenteinbe.
Srllilnfi1t @ NIB Slimmertge Sidts. iebes ein.
seine nil fehdrdicm Babe unb 1oifeiieslm.
uier. Sucircrdior ilb allen mooerHen &c.
u~lietnlifietteHs oidi unb puft gefinbeile
Gage IN her ginbtl 9rddlttge. ttaiiiae Sole
be'pnbepe fit Stinber nni6dbbdr. 60 and
Biret msassei6ueie 2dben nit ele1nnier
G1nn'enIisrn, Bae, unb eIefirifhen nibi
iaIiem lnb p0rmeni @aner. Rniipneit
.iieibfpreifel gaberes tn Der R%iarrianslei,
1867 Baum Strabe; 9eIepbou Canal s2S3.
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9amiltDx.

1lnier Ngcnt in Samiltun ut &err
Gbmarb yrnf, 449 Snb. Tinftc Ctr
Sell Sci. 476. M. Some Hbone
1851 N.
SnfoIee oes 3uionlmcnitobea
einea Iutuntobils ur,o er,es Sradtju.
ges Der 6. s. nnb .. Balm bcl
S1endS Citation, spei Weilen iu0lifl
tcn SaniIton, am 0omerstag on
frirDen Worgen, lplirOeu 5ipei Mtair'
mel getobtet unb bier anDere ihlper,
aue;m nift tobtlib perrpunoet. 2ia
Tooten iino: Sobn u. S%tufforo ito
G6Dar6 0oiplim; perleBt wlroell
3erbcrt 6. 8enber, Gigentbiimer Der
@oidine, Charles Harbgens, gpercri
1fepnolbs itno GarI IuraoeL fdmmt'
iid in Der Nabe bon Samtlton pobn'
baft.
Ser 8srbano Der Salniltoner
MeinfrlfIe1ite permitultet am abenS
bes 90. Sunni ieineu jabrlifen Ills'
flug mad Seermans @artcn in 8enicc.
Sic 9oIi5iiten SamiItons, rrcl'
DE UNI Serien nit oonem @ebali
nad)qeiuft batten, nerben cine &C.
h~alts5rtlage unb Serien, uber lestere
nbne g~e5ablung, erbaIten.
Gem Eobe lit ant Mittpot,
slbenb ellis g. DeIton, @ormann Der
SaniIton MeiIf 60, in Ro. 1902
Breenpooo Mpenlic tpobnbaft, glmd'
lid entsaneen. Gr fiibr an Der Wal'
MT StraBe auf ieinem 3netrao rnc
eerietb babel, nafbem CT init Dem
Mutomobil bon Sobn Speibel Don Oil
&amiIton siriommengeitobcn mar. nm
ter cine sugIeiher Seit poruberfaD'
rerbe StraBenbabncar. er ruuroe 20
Sub reit BON berielben fprteeIdpben,
che lie gum Steben gebradt tueroen
fonnte. Ser idnper nerleste Munn
:apirSc in elmer Grnbulans nah Dem
@erep Soipita[ gebradt.
Sic Selttite Sarlreart ao1e go.
675 rpdblte am @eittpoh gbenb fcl'
aenbc geamte: Sberbarbe, Saul
@eGep; unterbarbe, 81. steincr: &c.
fretdr, Conrad MerfeI; SinaBiefrc.
tar, Conrad Sd,eIbprn; Sdasmeiiier
@biIip geiier; Sruitees, aflim am'
r6ein. Trcb. Gauerbed unb Girls.
Mfaff. Die geamten fperben AM 5.
Saul eingefibrt per6en.
SrG1,Iein Gillette Soffman ,nb
Serr Serbert 8es ipurber burd ReU.
O.. g. GerboIt urb Srdulein @nna
g. giefer ,lnb Serr Sarrp 8. S6nei'
.hcr o,,rh &cp. Siaoore 8erfanp abe'
lid perbunbeH.
~ Serr @aIter 6. goidJ geIangte
aeitern in ben 9eiis Der @irtbsIiSena
ocs 9eaIrmonb Sotels.
Ger Staotrotb bat heifloiien.
Die 4emter bes g uperinteilbentcu Der
&asrperfe IND bee @oiierrnerfe 81
tereinigen. Ger rleue Snhaber erbalt
Elm Ga[dr bon $500.
- @eitern sbenb fanb Dor Dem
'Gcurtbaliie eine patriotiihe Waaiieu.
teriunu1litng itatt, tpel6e sugleih bsn
'sbItle6 fir Die MiteIie6er bon Som.
pagnie 9 beg britten 2egiments bill.
oete. Tieieibe lit md6ilifirt nnb er.
.iudrtet ben 9efebl gum 4bgarta ont Die
merifaniihe @ren5e. Die Whriif muir.
be pen Der aapeue oes briften Hegi.
ments g~eliefcrt, melfe bon Oopton
Nerber fam. Mapor Sol5berger fiibr.
&c ben Boriis. =.
Die Sarugnris perardfnItelt
n.orgen slbeno an Glib @onuuleat
slreIsus Elm Raienfeft
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3epH SuVtGmH Su-
TEN Grfolse ee
brauht unb i'd bas
be bier sefunbs
Climber. 2ebten
Gomner mar i'd
in einem febr abse
matteten .3uitanbe
unb has fehr beibs
@etter ieBte min
mebt gu. als i'd
o~srtragen fonnte
.oher IN b mil
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SbeaI

alite Sansfsr Ole bti elnem gDobi'
tbdiigtsitsba3ar cine 8ignrrenipitt ses
ipOnntn):' a2l9, tpte rsissnb mare e..
ipsnn If nun aud sinsn Damn oasu
bdtstls
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EentaI GpHrae.
gu perfanfeu-M6beIn.

@q obcIn-gine bnbfde feibenhbersoeeue
garlorA Sarniinr aus bunflem HalH,thbob.
9 slide. gd6infraeen 100 ". o. eirGbs. L.
Gfo6. bos
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Sattsr M ,i.r ainbttl


2insoIn, Sninois.- 80 babe 9pOta
8. Uintbam's 9eaetabls, COMPOUND
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4n perfanien-Garmen.

6uTeine aHbiantr tisIrruniisn. s~aafbtustSn,
often sEr StHtbfinIg. 3iebifuq ont %. Snli.
ilnleidbr 100000 Ider. Gbfs, Tnru,,
eciiicna!1tdrie, eefdreibnna mnb ariormas
ten ~pDrioirci 500. G0lbdien, M9difofen
(oott ibre @itiipea) bon hem gnraer5 ober
tpaniiben Hrieac fonreH burh saenieH real.
firireu. Mir liefern ibucn Finnio,S orHn.
iars. ireun fe es ipfrften. ibre Gierfiieii
anasbene. eniitb & Dir0rea, eaaIe eIbe,
Etofaie. Ndfb.
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fblsenSen Grandchildren tpiirben
iiihlen f0nnen.
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SOUTH FLORIDA MUSIC Low
ERs ASSOCIATION
Musical Contest Between the
Towns from Lakeland South
Jan. is, 10 and 20. AT Area
dia.


The musical societies and clubs
in the towns from Lakeland
South have organized themselves
into an association, known as the
South Florida Music Lovers AS
sociation. The object Of this as
|sociation is to bring the musical
educators into closer relation
with one another in their efforts
to promote better music.
On Jam Is, 1917, the assocla-
ton will meet in Arcadia, and at
that time, they will contest for a
large Silver cup, offered the socl-
ETY. winning the greatest number
of points. While the contest is
managed by the societies, those
who actually participate in the
contest may not be members OF
any musical society, The entire
musical talent Of the town is can
vassed and only the very best is
selected.
The Music Lovers are expecting
to make this meeting a great oc-
casicn, and any town can do its
part in this great work by coop
Grating with our musical workers
For rules governing the contest
write to Z. r. Scott, Arcadia, Fla