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The Brunswick news., 1921-12-10

FOR RENT- F'arnished rooiii; ali
conyeniences, in block and half Of
post office. Rent reasonable. 1918
Union street, phone sos.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-10

WANTED agent, good pfoposi
tion for right party. valdUsta Marble
Works, Valdosta, Ga. ~
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-10

WANTED Five or six table board.
ors. Home cooking, 't'wo iooFs frptti
postofice. 1929 Union street, phone
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-10

FOR RENT furnished apartment.
Close in Must be seen 70 be spbreti-
ated Phone 719. IL
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-10

For RENT-second floor dat, six'
rooms, hail, private bath ob same
hsorl cuanec.is1 for gas and lights
Can tLrnish .hfpa rooms. Apply ir
pefsef at SOS Alber'asIe ST. If
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-10
h. &. pYLEg

sheriff, ulyhh County, Georgih.
i2-1O.i4,2i,2S. .
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-10
1 s IWHinHT.

Owner and holder Of bond for title.
Kfatss & Strong,
Z Plaintiffs Attorneys.
~ isi'' 12-10-14-21-2S
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
1.-THE JUCKLINS" BY
0PIE READ AT new
DAYTONA WEDNESDAY
THE JUCKLiNS" is SCREENED BY
PARAMOUNT WITH CLEVER
CAST OF PLAYERS

0a.e Reads celebrated novel The
JuckliIs.' has been transferred to the
screen by Paramount and it will be
seen at the New Daytuaa theatre next
Wedn asday
The story Is sal to contain many
eo!orful and human characters which
have been made TO live on the screen
by such capable players as Mabel
lulienue Scott Monte Blue Ruth
Renick Charles Ogie. Fannie Midgeiv,
Iell Coviagton Winter Han. j. VI Hu-
mont. Clarence Burton and many
others who make up the ailstar cast.
The story revolves around the fam
lily Of Jackiins and their ne ghhors
in the rural districts OF North Caro-
lima. and the Young school teacher
who. disiiked an discouraged by his
own people ard his neighbors in Ala
bama. comes to board with the JuCk
Inns and teach the country school Two
delightful rumances are developed.
one OF which leads % the supposed
murder by AIT mcklm of his rival
after the latter makes sighting re.
marks about his girl rs clever plot
manipulation tine author hnallv Trees
The supposed murderer and by the
Introduction ct surprising cirrun
starces. proves him technically inno
rant Then comes the biz surprise
finish ANA rNerythine rnd- happit
tor AN cnneorna
Excursion TO Tomoha IuYo daddy
Boat leaves NGtdng dock 800 mn
6f7-$ az
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13

cor the time being the Daily News
viii publish ads for Positions Want
cd twice free Of charge, providing
they are not over IS words and thu
answers are not to be addressed to
the Daily News,
POSITION WANTED R"Hucd MOI.
them widow wants position as com
pauIou Can sew ana be useful in
various ways VIII go north Win
}igat party Mrs. NJ Tax rs. uaN
tona Reach p3-l3 b.
YOUNG LADY wants position as
nurse girl or govcrncss for months
~ April and Mdv. Address NJ 4. L..
D9ily News. p]l23t
ENrtRlENCED DRIVER wishes po
stiou OF driving north first past
# April could 60 ~ooGcl N later
Rates very lo2sonauic Address
Harvey carr Geneva Hotel Sea
breeze pr l. H.
NURSE wishes position
VIII take cascs or hospital work
Address Nurse. ll5 Loomls Avenue.
CITY d3-13-2t.
INPENIEN Cu chauffeur would Uhe
10 connect VITA party driving north
Within Two Weeks with W+w ut
hardl.ua Ga. Address Chauhrur
care baiI! \rw.. p31lat.
MAN AND WlFE weuld like To re.
main in Dayton tor summer. Woam
iahe care of "a furnished house tur
it's occupancy Adde'S. S. y. Duuy
News tgll--lt
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13

Jun etttttF tifRAtt t'tti ~ - .NAfl'ti9 wa
a -four days trip. leaving Monday
morning. Cadillac car. Call Phone
23S. p3-13-1t
SAVE MONEY ship your auto in car
load. Jacksonville to Chicago. Mar
so See r. J. Wood. 32S Ocean ave
Nae south. Daytona Beach.
675-3l3-lt
WILL MAKE TRIP in passenger
Packard 10 Miami or St Petersburg.
$3.50, sptu ing week in either
place II. } Johnson Boa ~. Day
tona Beach p3-l%.&t
WANTED To get in touch with man
named Sasser who acted in capac-
Icy of labor foreman on constvuc-
lion OF Ocean Steamship Company
Dock, savannah, Ga. ia 1915. South
lgua steamship Go. West Palm
Beach Fla 66a-&127t
TOT GISTS lie IN ned and try Il 10
ociock home cooked breakfast at
Beecesr Breakfast Room, IL Or
ause Ave p310-7t-
ARE YOU getting l. to 20 per cent
on yoW savings Why Call ON US
and We win tell son how you IAN
do this Randall. Smith a Randall
- Aomsia Avenue. p3-97t
VISIT GIANT OAK. Spanish chimneys.
Log Cabin Tomoba Ave. Ornond
Reservations can be made Tor out.
door lunches made from the heart
81 The Palm free. ID Pct
WANTED TO TRADE Valuable real
estate for automobile. Apply l44
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
Observation-Disclosures
HELP WANTED

WANTED Three experienced sales
ladies', commission or wages or
both Position for whole season
Apply Jabaly's. LAG South Beach
Phone SIS. 6t2.3-l3-%t
WANTED Porter white o e1lorrl.
Apply Hotel Neptune. D1ytoua
Beach 6f3-3l3-lt
WANTED One GOOD auto repair man
none hut first class need apply Sea
brecZe Garage 6i7-3-Stt
. or people To complete
party In Cadillac on return 4-day
trip To Miami Monday morning
Phone 23S, p3 II e.
MAN OR WOMAN. all or part time.
to help sell some of the choicest
home-sites in this vicinity Address
Profitable. Daily News Office
604-3-l1-tf
WANTED Three more men, now en-
ploYed to train at home during
spare time, for export manager 20
sitions. Hundreds of opening Az
hour or two daily for a few Weyhs
will qualify any ordinary man for
position paying $4,000 per year and
up. Address Export Daily News
D.i-l 2-5t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13

FOR SALE Hudson super six tour-
ing being painted al 20l Man St.
s1250 Dodge touring ear looks like
new At 30 Peninsula Drive $3.50.
p312-2t.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13

FOR SALE Two and one-half fare
tickets to Philadelphia, good until
May 3ist Address Il Myrtle ave
nue. City. p3-1l-31
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13

FOR SALE Well established millin
cry store on Beach street Good To-
cation. Address Milliner care Daily
News 605-3-ll-3t.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13

FOR SALE = new Groom bungalows
Cieely furnished. LIST houses west OF
Rilgewood Inquire Phone 50i
66f-3-l0-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
FOR RENT

FOR RENT Dodge Bros touring car.
PAoae 1853 Hartoa Bros. Daytona
Reach. 67t$13-5t
FOR RENT Paying and attractive
dining room in connection with good
hotel i'm best location i'm naytona
Beach. Lease to begin Nprtl LIST.
Reasonable rent Address Box 29S.
Uaytoua Beach. G59-3-t0-1t.
FOR RENT At the Old Homestead.
%l5 North Beach street, nicely fur
uisaed rooms for light huusekeep-
ing. 6il-3-7.7t
FOR RENT Apartment in Manor ON
ocean front Apply next door al fot
South Atlantic Ave Daytona Beach
p397t
FOR RENT Three room furnished
apartment balance Of season oh ion
the year Inquire 20 Cypress So,
Iaytoua p51lSt.
EOB RENT Uutl MAY lst IA bunea-
lon ot seven rooms. aH cuvcu.
iences nicely furnished. inuuiro at
the Maryland on Magnolia Avenue
p@ lt&t
FOR RENT Three room apartment
>lp week at 81 Peninsula Drive
nayuua Beach For sale Dodge
Touring ear and HUDSON Super six.
p5I1-5t
FOR RENT Uuu'uishcd tourroom
apartment. bath. gas aud electric
lights ina Armoly building Soc
Bursman. l. Orange Avenue bay
tona 5>6-2 3Gff
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13

FOR SALE - bargain choice
building lot 50x200 feet located
within few blocks 81 Ormonds main
street and within sight If river.
Address Exceptional Oner Daily
News office G04 3-ll-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
FOR SALE

toR SALE -Two-room cottage 1876
First Ave call ri 1913 First Ave. II
G. Steorts. p3-127t.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13

'E-ag .u naa tae lsaps char
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED Two or three persons L
join automobile party To Miami on
-four days trip. leaving Monday
23S. p3-l3-1t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13

FOR SALE $4,000 viii put you In
possession of modern fve-room
bungalow and garage Phone 100.
p3-9-7t.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
Situations Wanted

For the time being the Daily News
will publish ads for Positions Want
cd twice free of charge, providing
they are not over 25 words and thu
answers are not to be addressed to
the Daily News,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
ron SALE - bargain. choice
building LOT 50x200 feet located
within few blocks oi 0rmouds main
street aud within sight If river
Address Exceptional Oner. Daily
News office. sea 5-litf
FoR SALE Buick 5passenger ear
n gpod condition S5oo0U 4aS s
Beach Phone SIS. e7S3-i} II
FOR SAIL Cadillac clgh,. good Goa
aition HeN paint ue0 tires. price
Slsso Ernest fulguam Phone
III pSs7,14t
FOR SALE Two new galvanized
iron wash tubs No 2 81 50 each
Inquire Hotel Breakers o272laf
FOR SALE Baby bugsY tloldine
usns bicycle Ike new = Nalusa
avenue p21l1t
ron SALE d ia glas, oabfa launch.
Hartford engine Address Launch.
care Dali, News ~ ia.
ron SALE Clarendon Farm has
sweet potato seed two kinds AEv
quantity from one hu7hel To -
bushels Nppx & - Wellington.
Manager Kingston Fla p3-5-ZGt
FOR SALE Tao faed curing car4.
late models AImy tents cots gas
ranges furniture di-hes and enaml
ware Sew ins machine and Hoover
electric vacuum cleaner, Tor rcu
w hu2 nrWtgfe % used good ut
anF kind The Exchange phone 500
III Atlantic avenue baNoHa Beach
FOR SALE sNec peas ANA Violet,
Corner 81 South Beach and G.le.
view. Phone l43 6l9.a-S 81
*oRANGE GROVE FOR SALE
4 inliy developed srove uf eight
acres. delightfully."- located an Indian
Ritter On Merlts Island reul app
site tocoA 4 ses eh rocm u use with
bath. luily furnished 0Ut605ses eltl
trir plant pump house ebng h1usr
ana garage l5o foot peer with bGar
house With a Tue @0f launch. a.
TN STANDARD engine Ne0 beafiua
trees
MS property iout Poo feet pI.
'hoi"h river Net.l. isl3n5 Is LIN.
- .'' '.i-+' '9'
duplicated for the price asked
Ss0o0.u0 cash 9Hd S60e0 on balance
"a suit For further information see
Mr corrodi III l,itrem.,,,-s nal n.
tate adjoining Posi- Office. navtona
Florida. p312-3t
IT aoC AN TO Buy q goo0 IN
Festment can at "a Myrtle Avenue
p2lb-26t
-
hots oALL iolutSh lbhibef always
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-13

SAVE MONEY ship your auto in car
load. Jacksonville to Chicago. Mar.
so. See r. J Wood. 32S Ocean ave
nHe south. Daytona Beach
- . - I i
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-08
MRS. WILEY HOSTESS
 FOR MRS. HENDERSON

Mrs. c. c. Wiley was hostess yes- terday afternoon at a lovely tea par ty In honor of her sister. Mrs. Fred Henderson of Troy.
 Beautiful flowers were used in profusion, the entire house being redoient with the perfume of lovely carnations, chrysanthemums and Rus sell roses in silver vases.
 Shaded pink tapers in silver hold CTS were used on the tea table and roses and other flowers were charm inRly used in decoration while dainty refreshments were served and the afternoon was delightfully."- spent. Mrs. Wilet wore a lovely gown of black lace and the guest of honor, Mrs. Henderson was charming in an orchid georgette handsomely beaded.
 Mrs. Wiley was assisted by Mes danes Motion, Smith, James Living ston, H. A. Brice. Robert Allen Bur ford. Hubert Matthews, Ed Irwin, l.. E. Bashinsky.
 Those who enjoyed the charming hospitality were Mesdames Reid Law : son, Henry s. Fowlkes, Ed Keiser. J. T. Robertson. Luther Reynolds, c. M. Rudulph. Harry Mccormack. ]. B. Wiley. Syd Smith. George Rey- holds. R. J. McGavock, M. NJ. Nolan, Hugo Black, Walter Brewer, J. H. Edmondson, Ed Fucker, IT,, Frank Spain. w. I. Hunter R. G. McCarty, James Garber. F. Jasper. Lawrence Scott, Ed Windham. A. L. Atwood. F. J. Cowart. John Anthony, Sam Led better, Jr.. R. c. Woodson, James Dawson. Claude Zuber, Ernest Redd, Charles Brice of South Carolina, Fred Riley of Georgia, and Mrs. Ida Spain .and others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-08

0 F IsITING Philadelphia for the " first time recently T was
 greatly impressed with number of things-the main one be- ing that. all reports to the contrary, notwithstanding, Philadelphia Is not slow.
 I recall such an amusing story l heard once on this subject: It seems that a man from Philadelphia was visiting in New York and friend Of his there invited him to dinner; as the men seated themselves at table the New York man handed the Phila- delphia man the menu" and said;
 What would you like?" "oh, anything" said the Philadel- phia guest.
 Then, let's have something that you can't get at home" said mine host" cordially. Let me sec He mentioned several edibles and To each one the Philadelphia man said that those delicacies were always obtainable in Philadelphia.
 Finally, the host said;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-08
ANDREW AND
 IMOGENE
By ROE FULKERsoN

'1ts the funniest thing" said An- drew, looking up from his paper, how some men have all the luck"
 What now?" asked Imogene. mild. ly interested.
 T see here In the paper that Char lie Thomas. a fellow who belongs to my club has married again. He has done 1t the third time now. His first wife died. the divorce court pardoned him for his second offense and nov he's got another one, and lfko as not he will lose her some way"
 Why, Andrew" said Imogene in- dignAntly Do you know you are just as good as telling me that you wish could die or you could get 6 divorce from me or something like that? If I thought you meant either way, l would leave you. Goodness knows, l don't want to be in your way"
 Now. Puddin' Pie" said Andrew, soothingly. Don't get excited. Yoa or any other woman ought to be happy whenever your husband pokes fun at you, joke about you, or tease you. It shows that all Is well with him and that happiness Is hanging laughingly over the family.
 Men are about their wives like they are about their doctors and their religion.
 They laugh and kid and josh about them and even at times quarrel about the money each one of this earthly trinity costs them and so long as the world is going well they have no use for either.
 But let physical misfortune come and see how quickly they call for the M. D. It is marvellous how & small pain in the stomach will change the title of the family physician from the brief disrespecttui Doc" to the pleading, entreating word doctor"
 The man who is cheerfully and laughingiy the dominic or parson in time of happiness becomes holy man on whom we lean in time of death and affliction.
 'So with wife. It is in the hour of trouble that she Is really nearest and dearest to us.
 Tt is when the whole world seems to have turned against us and black despair seems to have enshrouded us that we turn to her.
 Tt Is you women who seem to be exquisite architects ever building up the castles of happiness out of all the losses and crosses all the wrecks and the ruins that the fates throw around you. It Is you who seem to see the silver lining of every cloud, it Is you who hide all your sorrows, share ali your joys and laugh and sing and endure till life's rough Journey ends"
 "Oh. Andrew" said Imogene, T am sorry. That Is so sweet of you. had no idea you had so much senti- ment."
 sentiment your grandmother" said Andrew; T have to respond to a toast to the ladies of that banquet Wednesday night and was just re- hearsing some of the stuff am going to use."
 Darling. you are a liar" said Imogene happily. That is a stag banquet and they do not have toasts to ladies at banquets when no ladies are present."
 They grinned at each other happily and understandingly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-08

built since disposIng of the old prop critics.
 The juniors" at ogontz are charm in.zly domiciled in q beautiful resi- dence all to themselves, "cloverly Cottage" while the "seniors" are equally fortunate in a handsome nome" of their own: the building proper nestles among gorgeous group of tall, stately trees, and bounded on the north and the south by beautiful lawps--where the "com- mencement exercises" are held each year-the "al fresco" idea being charmingly carried out.
 One of the most attractive of the many modern innovations at Ogontz ia the music department. An "endow- ment fund" has been established for the purpose of presenting each year the great singers of the world. the pianists. violinists. and the most famous artists of the day. In addi- tion to this, lectures and addresses are made before the school by re- nowned authors and writers of the day, while a wonderful advantage is offered to Ogontz girls through the courtesy of Mir. and Mrs. stotesbury, who cordially invite the school to enjoy the magnificent Tart gallery" at White Marsh Hall,' which con- tains some of the most famous spect- mems of art in the world.
 Birmingham has been charmingly represented at Ogontz in the past few years and among those who have at tended this school are Mrs. Matthew H. Murphy (Ellen Percy), Mrs. Roy Knight (Ann Richardson). Mrs. Reese Murray Mildred Kettig). Miss Mary Stiles, Miss Margaret Creno- weth, Miss Virginia, Hassinger, Miss Leonora Hassinger. Miss Evelyn Hassner, Mrs. George Bridges (Elea- nor Massey), the late beloved Mrs. James simpson tJosephine Evins), Mrs. Sterling Lanier, Jr. (Dimis Will kerson), Mrs. Joseph Mudd (Eliza- beth Wilkerson), Mrs. Jelks Cablnes | (Elizabeth Morris). Mrs. Raymond Jones (Marguerite Nabers). Mrs Merritt Craft (Katherine McCor- mack. Mrs. Charles Jones (Frances Hunt, and Mrs. Richard Wassor 1 q4ucy Smith).
 | There are d number of charming Birmingham people who now reside in Philadelphia, among them Mir. and Mrs. Fred Dimmick (Evelyn Byrd) Nr. William A. Chenoweth and his attractive daughter, Miss Margaret Chenoweth, and q nice newspaper boy Clark w. Booth-who has recently accepted fine position with the Philadelphia Public Leldger and is making good" while Philadelphia has given to Birmingham lovely Mrs B. NJ. Allen. who is one of the most popular women in society.
 Philadelphia. with all of it's old /. traditions and historic effects, add; to these a really remarkable geo. graphical environment, spreading over miles upon top of miles of won derful territory-"Hog Island" the center of the nations activities tfrom one point of viow) during tho late war, being perhaps the most not. able section.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-08
JEFFERSON CERTIFIES
 $211,000 COLLECTED
 IN AUTOMOBILE TAXES

Montgomery. November 7.-(spe- cial.)-This is the open season for re- mittance of automobile licenses to the state treasurer. Jefferson county today certified into the treasury s211, 1000 which had been collected for automobile licenses in that county during October and November. The licenses are placed to the credit of state highway funds and will be Used in paying interest and creating a sinking fund for highway bonds. if voters favor the S2s,000,00o bond is- sue January 30.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-08


 Va. is visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs. Joseph Rubei on Elm street.
 MT. and Mrs. c. Nj. Lane left Mon day for Montgomery to attend the grand chapter of o. E. s. Mrs. Lane represents Areme chapter, being their worthy metron.
 Mrs. Augusta Friedman left last night for New York where she will remain several days.
 The many friends of Mrs. II. ". Dixon, Jrs will be interested to know that she is resting well. after suf- fering from slight operation.
 Mrs. Eugene Munger and children have returned from Texas where they were the guests of relatives.
 Rev. l.. w. Rose, first rector of St, Marys on the Highlands arrived last evening to be the guest of Mir. and Mrs. c. T. Randall on Quinlan avenue Church of the Nativity in Greenwood Miss.
 Mir. Frank Fowlkes left this morn ing for Mobile called by the death of his sister, Mrs. Carrie F. Hogue. |
 Mir. and Mrs, J. W. Stack of Mo- bile have returned home after visit to friends in Birmingham.
 Mrs. L.. l.. Allen has returned tc her home in Gadsden after visit tc friends in Birmingham.
 Mrs. J. F. Biackwood is the guest of Mrs. J. K. Cooper in Gadsden. l
 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barrow ar, guests In Huntsville. being interested in the state drive for the Alabama chlidren's Aid society.
 Mrs. Schuyler Richardson of Hunts vilIe is the guest of friends in Bir mingham.
 Miss Matte Hubbard is the guest oi Mrs. Joseph Little in Anniston.
 MT. and Mrs. T. II. Benners and son, MT. Tom Benners and Mir. Morris Ben. ners have returned from an extended eastern trip.
 Miss Annie Tart Perry and Miss Florence Young will leave Friday foi Tuscaloosa to attend the Armistic, Day dance.
 The many friends of Mir. Johr | Jemison. Jr., will be glad to know that he is improving from a recen ' Illness.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-08
ROAD EXECUTIVES
 PREACH OPTIMISM
Conditions Brighter Than for Months, Declares PreSi-
 dent of l. C.
By FRED 1T. GoRMLEY

221-c First National Hank Building
 Montgomery, November 7.-tSpe- ciai.)--optimistic statements on busi- ness conditions were made in Mont gomery today by c. H. Markham, president of the Illinois Central rail- road, and w A. winburn, president of the Central of Georgia railroad who arrived with other railroad of ficials for an inspection of railroad property in Alabama.
 MT. Markham declared that busl- ness conditions are brighter than they have been for many months He saio 1t was regrettabie that there shouio be any discussion now of lower raii- road rates, because agitation causeu many shippers to hold off business when, In fact, the narrow margin oe- tween earnings and expenditures does not variant any general reduction In rates at this time.
 The railroad officials will visit Bir- mingham, where they will make general inspection of industries, es- pecially railroads.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-08
AGEE RESIGNS
Selmian Gives Up Place on Harbor
 Commission

Montgomery, November 7.-(Spe- cial)-w. c. Agee of Selma, member of the state harbor commission since the legislature of 1919 increased the personnel and provided for members from upstate, has submitted his res lgnation to Governor Kilby because of personal business. This fact be- came known tonight
 Governor Kilby is out of the state and no action will be taken toward the appointment of a successor until he has returned to the capitol. Mir. Agee has taken a prominent part in the work of the commission since it was reoreanized and Is one of the best known opponents of the development of the port of Mobile.