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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
DELAWARE BRONZE is BUSY.
Active Schedule Outlined for Week:
Lots of Interest at Games.

The Wilmington Giants. claimants of
the cosored honors of the city, will
Try to set the Delaware Bronze nine
back this evening On "Wednesday.
the fast Harlan team will cross bats
with the Bronze nine. and on Thurs
day the hardest game on the Bronze
schedule viii be Played when the
Eleventh Ward elan cross bats with
the Bronze team. As these tearis are
from the same ward. a great < aIne js
expected As they are bitter rivals
when il comes 10 the old bs j game.
Twilight ball is proving 3 success
at the Eleventh Ward grounds, the
fans taking great interest, this being
shown by the large attendance and
the spirit that is shown.
All games viii be played at the
Eleventh Ward grounds starting al 6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
TENNIs AT SETTLEMENT.

The second round of the men s
tennis tournament at the Peoples
Settlement viii start this afternoon.
AZ which time boys tournament will
also get under way. Twenty six en-
tries started in the mems tournament
and Is boys are entered in the MATCH
es that start this afternoon. The
first round OF the mems tournament
ended last Friday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
LAUREL BEAT PRINCESS ANNE,

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Laurel, July 25s-Before one Of the
largest crowds that ever witnessed a
baseball game in this town. Laurel
defeated the strong Princess Anne
team, to 3. on Saturday. Three hits
punched with three errors. enabled
the locals to score their four runs,
while the visitors secured a total Of
eight hits. which Lesar kept wen
scattered, giving the visitors only
three runs, one the result OF an err
rftf.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
BRITISH TENNIS TEAM
HERE FOR DAVIS CUP

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York. July 25.-British chal-
lengers for the Davis tennis cup ar
rived here today on the steamship
Baltic. They viii practice on Long
Island courts. and beginning August
4 will be In iPttsburg to play the win
ners of the Australian Canada match
es now in progress at Toronto The
players are Maxwell Woosnam, Cap
tain Neville Turnbull, r. Gordon
Lowe and John b. Gilbert.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
ANOTHER FOR MIDDLEToWN.
st. Georges Scores Two in the Second,
But Are Seoreiess After That.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
MIddletoNrn. July 25.--The local nine
added another victory TO its growing
string on Saturday by trimming the
St. Georges nine in an easy game, 10.
The st. Georges boys counted twice
in the second inning and thereafter
were held seoreless, touching Ramsey's
delivery for but three hits in the re-
manning innings. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
GEORGES SAYS JACK
WILL RULE YOR 3 YEARS

Havre, July 26.--0eorges Car
pentier arrived here Saturday
night from New York and will
spend several weeks In France
before again visiting the United
States enriy next fall. In an
Interview shortly after he land
ed, Carpenter declared that he
considered Jack Dempsey.
worlds heavyweight boxing
champion, unquestionabIy the
best fighter OF the present day,
and said he thought the heavy
weight title would be safe in
Dempsey's hands for four or i've
years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
HARRINGTON RACES
TO FEATURE BIG FAIR
Improvements Made to Build
ings on Exhibition Grounds;
Many Horse Races.

Harrington, Tuly 25.--Everythinp
is ready for the annual Kent and
Sussex fair. which opens here tomor.
row and continues to the end of the
week. This is the second year for
years success. Extensive improve.
lngs and property on the fair ground
Below is a list of the entries for to-
morrow's races:
RACE NO. I--CouNTY PACE.
prize 5000
! age. Georgetown. Del
Helen Oliver, b, m. Foxy Oliver. DR.
Lottie =. b. m. Laurado. John Il. Short
Georgetown. Del
Oak March. b m. Prince Marsh. r. J.
saundors. Goldsboro, Md.
vel. Harrington, Del.
Sunset setter. $. m, Henry Setter. Edw
Meyers, Bridgcvile. Del
Chato Wilson. b; f.. Chato, i. j, Ei-
May Bird. z. M. unknown, David will
iiams. Bridgeyine. Del.
RACE NO. ~ COUNTY TRoT.
(Prize-SSoo)
silver wondcr, 5 Sy Roger Asworthy.
Murphy Windsor. Harrington, Del
Collauitt, biz. s, Walnut Han. ]. NJ.
AGs Msysrs ss'1fa nrsserie & m hspSsf pe Setter hdN
BARONESS Prince. =. e.. Barons Fast
/, ,Eds Meyers. Bridgeyille, Del,
Meyers, Bridgesille, Del
Meyers, ,Bridseville. Del
Elsie Nj, b. m,s Elmo. $, p. Peacock.
RACE No. p 30 PACE.
Prize -s35u1
Harry p,,,, p,reet; a,sS,. $ g, by Forbes. ". L,
Wa.panee. Jr.. b. 8. by. wapanee, Geo,
Rcd Bird. b. e.. unknown, Rube Saw
Helen Oliver. b. m. by Foxy oliver. Dr.
Hammond, Georgetown. Del
oaS March, b. M, by. Prince March.
=. J l, saunders. GoldShoro. Md
Marvel. Harrington. Del.
Palma, b. m. by Maurice. Harry Les
ter. So Georges, Del.
Rondy nayr, March, @ Big s. by Prince zee, March.
sett setger. ;. m, by Henry setter.
Edw Meyers, Bridgeviile; Del.
Miss Sc Charmer, b m; by Dillon Kinney.
Orphan Girl, $ m, by Nideon. Nobel T..
Coppage. sudlersvilie, Md
Peter s,aul, hr. e., by Peter the. Great.
n n NFiisSspte. snow tih. Nd
Spencer Harris Cambridge, Md.
Alice the Great. S. m. by Sir MarQue
III +. James, Jr., Kendall Grove Va.
Prince A.. b. e., by r. ontsne. Jacg Toy
Philadelphia. Pa.
RACE No. 3-2.2s TRoT.
(Priye-s35u3
Joker Girl. co. m. by joker ID. Zombro
". l.. Bull. Aielfa, Va.
Great Adventure. b. e.. hy Peter the
Alex Watts, b. m, General Watts. W.
l.. Bull, Me.fa, Va
Coiauitt. blk. m. by Chato, J. NJ. Har-
rington. FELTON, del.
Bourbon Chimes. blk. $. by. Chimes,
9 soe T. A. G., j. A. khoades. Peoe-
Joe ", e.. by Fred $. Wilkes. NJ
Ford. Harrington. D,l
Aron Prince. b. -. sydney Prince IT .
May l.. Dillon. b. m. By Baron Dillon.
g sec 7. A CO. Z. b. EueIi, Cam
Left Guard. b. g.. By Right Guard. w
O., Winsaow, snow Hill. Md.
Rex Forbes. br- &. by J. Malcolm Forbes
Cyrus Becker. iison. N G
GIN. VIM. r. Miller. Washington.
Coed Friday. e. s; by Allei~ood g sec.
peter JOS. y sseeng srss1,n bslt,moTs b,ats w,,
liam i Taylor, Wilmington. Del
Bonita Guy. br. m by Bon Guy J
Mcqueen. Little Rock, s. C.
Norman Axwor1hy. unknown. NJ. N
" alker, Bell Haven. Va.
John ID, Mack. unknown, N. y. Walker.
Jess r. D. 8. BY Malcolm Forbes. T.
$. White, Hereford. n. q.
Baron J., big; ", nnknown. John l..
Bon2worth. Philadelphia Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
GAMES TODAY.

American League.
Open date.
National League.
New York at Pittsburg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
WEST END LOSES.
Soldier Team, With Rhein Pitching,
Surprises Wilmington Nine.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Fort du Pont, July 25.--The Fort
du Pont team continued its winning
streak yesterday by taking the West
End team Of Wilmington into camp.
5 TO 8. Rhein, who did the twirling
for the locals. allowed his opponents
but six scattered hits and was mas
ter Of the situation at all times Davis
was also star behind the bat. The
ernta.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
RILLIARDISTS TO FORM LEAGUE.
p1an 10 Hold State and District
Tournaments Annually.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Detrust. Mich. July 25.--BIlliards
n~a OF all part. of the country met
here today 10 form national billiards
ootundsaaon. designed to function much
AftoG the manner Of the national base
l,Aij commission. Under the proposed
psan STATE and district tournaments
wUuh ~ hei2 annually, winners Of
theos matches TO contest for national
hOfsosS.
Both pre- eASionA and amateur com
- tisiSn would be governed b. the
body.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
SATURDAYS SCORES.

American League
Athletics. 8: Chicago, 1.
Cleveland. 9; New York, 0.
Detroit, 6; Washington. ..
ST Louis, 3: Boston, f..
National League.
Chicago. s; Philadelphia, .
New York. s; Cincinnati, :.
New York, 6; Cincinnati. 0 5
innings, called by agreenlent), I'd
game.
Brooklyn, IA: St Louis. 4.
Pittsburg, 3. Boston, ..
Boston, 8 Pittsbur;-, / cd.
:. game).
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
ton Stops Krebs; Raymond and Horba to Meet

at four cents for ice cream and tEre<
cents for fruit. and when extra
touches. such AZ cherries. or nuts are
added. three more cents. 10 which
1galn he adds a nickel for the irtanRi-
bile overhead. From his estirnsfes he
claifna that II cents is the logical
price for soda now, and 20 cents FOR
q aundae.
The nnal argument from the dealers
side In that customers nave become
more particular than IN thc good Oh
days 70 which they 80 feeiing'y refer.
The man who plunked down nickel
and got glass casually wa she'd. siop-
PLY filed 70 overaowins and Slammed
down on sticky counter with Ties
tapping up the spilled syrup, feis that
ne had a nickei's worth. Today No
would not feel that tnis sort of SER
vice war worth Is cents or even a
nickel Soda fountains nave had ~
False their standards OF cleanliness ard
service. And they could not 20 back
10 extreme carelessness II they wished.
At least not where health department,
keep an eye on sanitation in eating
places Fountain owners claim mat
I
fountain are big items IN the i'm
portant overhead
The customer IL rather AZ disad-
vantage IN the price argument in
cities whore there have been such
arguments. lie cannot quote rates
and costs 20 ziibly az the business
man. The burden of hls refrain -
that wit. sugar and mix and eggs
30 much cheaper and most other things
a little cheaper. fountain drinks cer-
tainiy ought 70 average a little les.
than war prices.
Penny Pinchinr.
One druggists answer 10 fhi- = n
commentary on Psychology. He gays
the public wouldn't take any account
Of two or three-cent drop in price:
that the public doesn't like 70 bother
with prices complicated BY pennies.
4 few years ago, fhis would have been
accepted as an ariorn By most people.
but today IL i believed that many
consumers would deny il.
The buying public, willingly or not.
has got used 10 pennies Purchase -
soda or TWO sooss already demands
brain exercise on the part Of the buyer
70 add 10 per cent TO the listed price
Of the drink. And with the tendency
to economy on the Increase, buyers
are again beginning TO consider the
penny. Certainly the protests against
the tax on fountain drinks. ard state
n1ents Of fountain opers tors that re-
novaI Of the tax would Increase 5usi-
ness are not based entirely on the
American public's distaste FOR hand
ling pennies. IL is as much the cost
Of the article which arouses protest.
Druggists are hoping and expecting
that the tax viii be removed before
the end Of the year. Mr.. Mellon has
advocated a repeal Of the soft drinks
tax, and several bill. have provided
for this- The cost Of collecting 50
small a tax has been high and drug
gixts and buyers have from the first
protested that IL taxes as Iuxurio~
drinks which people bury as part Of a
I lunch.
The soft drink tax Is hanging IN the
balance. IL may continue. In the
meantime. fountain owners OF one city
at least--Marion, Indians--nave solved
l the problem of fountain prices and
pennies for the present by absorbing
I the luxury tax and charging Is cents
for a SOFIA, the tax included This
is one moderate step toward old
priceS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
GAMES TOMORROW.
American League.

American Lea Rue.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland nj Boston
Chicago at Washington.
ST. Louie at New York.
National League.
Philadelphia at 81. louis.
New York at Pittsbnrg.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chica ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
RODNEY HALTs ARDEN.
West Side Team Swamps Team at
Single Tax Colony.

s1Hsie idA 1OiOBss
The fast Rodney A. c. nine Travelled
10 Arden yesterday and succeeded in
handing a neat lacing 10 the Arden
boys. 16 TO 5.
Arden scored three runs in the open
ing inning. but failed to get man
across again until the sixth, while the
boys from the west side scored ia
every inning except the first end Sec
end
Crumlish and Brand were the lead
ing men with the stick for Rodney,
while Williams was Arden.s best
choice.
Score By Innings.
Arden .... 3 0 0 D Il 0 o. s
Rodney - 9 OIL 2144 3-Is
Batteries Rodney, Crnnlish, Nc
carthy aAd Brand; Arden, Harlan and
scott; umpire. Mitchell.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25

Young married couples viii nnd the
most desirable and reasonably priced
houses and apartments for rent
fully described on the classified page
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25

An ad in Every Evening costing
30c sold an automobile worth 100 dol
iars-what more could you expect?--
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
TWILIGHT GAMES.
Tonight.

IOntRnt.
wilmington Giants vs.. Della
ware Bronze, Eighth avenue and
Duncan street. G.1a.
Eastlnke VS.. Wilmington Giants,
Twenty ninth and Market streets.
st. Hedwig's vs.. Lorraine. Sec
ond and du Pont streets.
Grace girls VS.. st. Paul's girls
team, Eighteenth and Van Ruren
streets.
Defiance VS.. Rockford, Thiri and
Adams streets.
Tuesday.
Eleventh Ward VS.. Lorraine.
Eighth avenue and Duncan street.
Eastlake VS.. Electric Hose and
Rubber. Twenty-ninth and Market
streets.
Harlan Apprentices VS.. Kiwanis.
Wednesday.
Harlan Giants VS.. Delaware
Bronze, Eighth avenue and Dun
can street, 6.15.
ISrebs VS. Elks, s15.
Bethel VS.. Ezion. Kirhwood
Park, 6 p. m.
Rhoads at Elmhurst.
Bankers at Journal.
Lorraine VS.. All-Stars. Second
and du Pont streets.
Thursday.
Eleventh Ward VS. Delaware
Bronze, Eighth avenue and Dun
can street, els.
Eleventh Ward vs.. Richardson
Park.
Defiance VS.. Lorrains. Second
and du Pont streets.
Westminster vs.. Second Bap-
tist, Baynard. No. ?.
Grace VS.. Cookman, Rockford
No. i.
St. Paul's vs. Brandywine,
Rockford, No ..
Mt. Salemm VS.. Old Svedes,
Baynard. No. i.
Friday.
Eleventh Ward VS.. Delaware
Grange.
Defiance VS.. Penn's Grove.
Haven VS.. Ezion, kirkwood
Park, p. m.
Lorraine at Dover.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

American League.
Athletics, IL; Chicago. 6.
Washington. IA; Detroit, 6.
New York. 4, Cleveland. ).
Boston, 10; st. Louis 9
National League.
New York 4; Philadelphia. ;.
Boston. 6; Brooklyn, ).
Cincinnati, Z; Chicago, l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
NAT|OsAL GUARDS
KEEP ON WINNING
Parksidc Wins Over Defiance;
Marshaiiton Stops Krebs for
First Game Of Season.
Standing Of City League.
Saturdays Results.

Saturdays Results.
National Guards. IL; st. Hedxig'S, 2.
Edge Moor. Is; Hillcrest, 3.
Eastlake. 4: keystone. 8.
Highland. .: Fourth Ward. 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
Suburban League Standing.

Saturdays Results.
Nsrshallton, s; Krebs, 2.
Five Points. Ia; Elsmere, ;.
Delaware City. 6; stanton, :.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25

fry it--<he cost Is tx1ning-an
Ever EssniA0 aAssi6ed aA---Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
ATIDDLETOwN

SCORE BY INNINGs'
81. Georges o o o o o %
Middletown >. 0 0 0 2 x-7
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
An.wIlmInston League Standing.

Saturdays Results.
Parksids. 10: Defiance. &
South Side Eden. 4: nth. Ward, 4.
Erownson. =; Crescent, 6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
FORT Du PoSr.

West End o 0 i o O o-3
IT. du Pont 0 Q xs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25

Eleventh Ward VS.. Lorraine.
Eighth avenue and Duncan street.
Eastlake VS.. Electric Hose and
Rubber. Twenty-ninth and Market
streets.
Harlan Apprentices VS.. kiwanis.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-18
NAMES SELF LEGION
WORLD WAR VETERAN URGES
AMERICAN NOMENCLATURE

Newspaper Enterprise AssrciationA
CHICAGO. Feb. Is. Jacob Legion
Tenny, adjutaut aud Americauisn IL
rector Of Walter S. Poague Post 40
16l Of the american Legion here. be-
lieves that Law should be passed S
tabiishing an American standard of
nomenclature.
lie has officially changed hi- name
from Jacob Teinowitz. The one his
family gave HIM TO Jacob Legion
Teuny Says Tenny
In our Americunism work, We
hay. found that the melting lot meits
everything but the name. There
wouldn't be any hyphcnates if il were
not for the unmelted European names
Its up to some Of us in the Amcri-
can Legion 10 set the fashion by vol
uutary action
"Teinowitz is grand old name,
but Teuny viii be easier 10 pronounce.
I'm retaining my first name Jacob.
OF course but l'm adding Legion IS
brand new middle name
so far as know, I'm the FIRST
man Who has named himself after the
American Legion
Tenny a Chicagoan by birth en-
listed with the first contingent 81 IS
men from the West Side 81 Chicago
and served overseas, lie is Law
yer
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-18
NOTICE OF FILING SsioNERs'
REPORT FOR HALIFAX DRAIN
AGE DISTRICT.

Notice j. hereby given that al persons
Interested in the following described land
and property IN Nolusia County. in the
State If Florida, viz. So much OF the
Fleming Subdivision of the Thos. Fitch
Grant in Townships fourteen CD and
ses7l and thirty -three $50 East. as lies
E;oalth eig Washiagt ton -AyenlEe and Nast
df' lcehte Sfsl A. .43s@ia segs yi's j re
I'll of thslt snrlion of the Geo, sAsf King
ston- aiif the Geo. u. Co1enian tracts, the
same being the North half NY of
the BIges aud Robinson Grant, situated
between Fourth and Firth Streets in the
Subdivision OF DaNtona. Florida. extend
Ell Nertherls across said Kingston anu
Coleman tracts. or across the NoftherN
half Of the Briggs and Robinson Grant.
All OF Blocks fifty-siX $50 and nifty seven
- Of the Mason and Coleman Subdl
vision OF the South one haf tS42) OF
the Briggs and Robinson Grant in Town-
snip Hfteen tt51, South Ranges thirty
ewo t32) and thirty-three t33l East: all
of tssocks tairtg-four t34) to thirty nine
go Inclusive Of the Subdivision OF the
samuel Williams Grant according 70
Hodgman : SdrNe& Of DAY tOna, in Town
ship ffteen tl31. south Ranges thirty
Two and thirty~three $50 e.. ali Of
(SO inclusive OF the Htgbee Subdivision
II the South one third IS l-3) OF the
Samuel William Grant in Township ht-
teen tl5) South Range thirty three t}3)
East according to Douglass survey, all
Of Blocks nineteen tl9} To twenty-five
~ inclusive IN the Wilder Subdivision
teen tl5) South Range thirty three $50
.ast all ol the {. ", Eulpw Grants be-
ng Sections forty Zone CID ana fortE-
40 Oi2) ia Township Hftcen tIa1. South
Range thntN-three East; al the Patrick
lbs.tn Grant ia Tow uSaip fifteen (l3) and
Township sixteen tl6). Range thirty
! Three $3.50 East. being Section forty-
! three ti3) iu Township fifteen til) South.
/ SHfffpf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-18
JACK MARTIN TO
REFEREE WORLD
WRESTLING BOUT

jack Martin. popular manager of
the Daytona Islanders, has been Sc
lectad sas referee Of the Stranger
Lewisl.eAarin wrestling match, to be
staged at the local armory March >,
unders the auspices of the. National
Guard when Lewis will be called
upon to defend his title OF world cham
pionship wrestler.
Martin has officialed in many a
natch previous TO this one and knows
the game as well as he knows base
bah. (which is some recommendation
The acceptance by Martin of the posi-
ftion as the third man in the ring
meets with the approval of all fighi
fanssof the Triple Cities, who will BIZ
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TO RENT

WANTED To rent Tor the summer a
furnished apartment or small cot
tage at the beach Give location and
price Address = o, Box. 800. De
Land Fla 514-2-17-3t.
WANTED TO RENT BY YEAR-A
furnished bungalow or house in
baytona. Must be reasonable;
and close iu Rent monthly in adj
vance. Young married couple. For
occupancy about May 1st Address
Box 10. Daily News. d2-S.tf
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Situations Wanted

For the time being the Daily News
will publish ads for Positions Want
ed twice free of charge, providing
they are not over IS words and the
answers arc not to be addressed to
the Daily News,
WANTED-Woman. white. wanting
work part time each day apply Mrs.
Z. W. Beecher- 10 Orange Ave
p2.1I.3t
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FOR SALE Ford touring car vita
starter, s425 cash. Maxwell touring.
100000, passenger Jeffery $S5e-00
and Dodge touring. $4,000; also
several good cars for rentSee Har-
old T. Bond. II Orange Ave.
p2-16-St.
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Wanted to Buv.

WANTED Water tank , feet n di-
ameter. good condition Phone
239-J Daytona p2.17.4t
SECOND HAND furniture bought and
sold Fair prices paid for used
goods Do not want wooden beds.
gasoline ranges or junk c. H.
Lane. II North Beach St. Phone
376-J 629 8 16-tf
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BEAUTIFUL WOODED L0T-100 X
500. fronting two paved streets. ex-
tending from Dixie Highway to river
riparian rights near the main
street. Ormond. offered at sacrifice
and especially to one who will build.
Address. Exceptional" Daily
News. 521-2-tS-tf
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ready TO back
the limit.
Sergt. Jack n
the First Sepaf /
wrestling iilatchc]
gratulations % IA
following the ST
close of the dat /
Marin, assuring
wrestling bout
The chamDlo
] draw maay fip5f|
Orlando and otll
ity. with the ID
limit when the al
and Canada fae8
roped arena "a
March srd.
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WANTED: HORN PLAYER

TE57-sT1T9- Z ~ 'ror-.7
FRANKFORT Ky. Feb IS A cor
net player is wanted Tor one OF the
best bands ia Frankfort Ii YOU want
the job apply to the state peniten-
tiary J. W Brown OF Boone county.
cofuet PLAYER aud leader of the peni-
Tertiary band has just been released,
bis sentence fuished
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WANTED You TO list your houses
for rent ana realty Tor sale with the
H B. Schultz Realty Co. Gardiner
Enilding Phone 81. N2a-g-1 II II
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thereof. on or before the first Monday in
March y, p. 1921.
f1rst publication February IS. a. D.
fsSeal) SAM. D. JORDAN.
Click af Ethe Circuit Court. Noiusia
County. Florida
4; A Fsls8 ~ sssfszs.s- sLsIsASS.
District Attorneys.
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LOST

LOST-On Saturday between Dayto-
ma and Seabreeze a brown fox fur.
Finder please cali So Palmetto
Ave, Seabreeze. or phone 1921. Re
ward 505-2-16-3t,
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HELP WANTED

WANTED-Te Teacher; moining hours
Address \. H. r., care Daily News
503-2-l5-.;t
WANTED HOUSE girl and washwo-
man. Box. 209 Port Orange. p2-IS-7t
WANTED-Lady that wants a com
panion and home Can or write b.
y Lowman. Kingston Fla Cals
Well St. new house. p2-lS-3t-
WANTED Salesiadies cloaks ana
suits Mack's Shop, 10 So. Beach
street 5IS-2-1S-tf
WANTED Man on women for al or
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ana terms right; real opportunity
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-18

REGULAR TRIPS TO St. Petersburg
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