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New-York tribune., 1922-01-30

COOh. English, capable. young: SIS: An.
references: anywhere Miss Shta,s 1re,rv
E. DIST. Murray Hill sf74. >s0A''
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
REAL ESTATE BROhERS
BUSINESS HESS :! r"orrsr,
sURROGATEs' NOTICES

N1coLL. BENJAMIN. PURSUANCE
T., 2. an erder Of Honorable John E C c..
Ha,an' HIal' zTY9rrogate OF the County o, ,;.w
Io.k' NCiICE is hereby given to ali ner'
Hiso late e o. the oun os New 9opH
ers thereof. to the subserihsr. ~. Voqc =.
Place Of trsanssctine business, al ths osos ans
g. e. lr1H.Saals ~ p Nieoll, their sttofnsys' "a
haitian. IN the City OF New York. St.t.a :, = ~
IeH y orE, on or before the 9Th d.v ~
nAt<d. New York. the 2sth day Of ,u,,
1871 John SLOANE 'u'''
tcuFTLANrT NICoLr.
TEUEspAIE 4 Nlco1t. Attornsyo.e AttGu.oes T.,
az. T...u'oIs' ~ onaGs and Postorics AS.
haitian. New York city. - ~ an
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

siEr ST. CoLUMBys Az Colonial Hetel)
Newly decorated furnished rooms: usa
Of bath: 31e weekly up; eisvAtod. surfats
cars subway: fun botel service; restaurant
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

CITA1lBER.IAID parior maid. waitresr
laundrces; youns Iriah girls; together OF
separate: ali experienced servants; well
recommended. X Miss Ilotrayer's Agency
20 L. 42d St, Sd noor
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30

CHANfBERMAID-lACN small fam
fly: neat nice young Irish girl: excellent
references: $50. Mason's Agency, Is West
43d st.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Manhattan

TO LET FOR nusrNLss PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Bakery Plant To Be Erected
On Block in BROOKLYN

Walter 7. Scott sold the block
bounded By Eighteenth and Nineteenth
avenues and Fifty-second and Fifty
third streets. containing 10000 square
feet, with railroad siding for ten cars,
to the Shuts Bread Company, which
viii erect modern bakery building.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Miscellaneous

GIRL wanted; generally useful In dress
enop. Telephone Bryant 1888.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Want All Jones Act 10 Stand

WASHINGTON, Ian. Opposition
- III" reneaf Of any section of the
Jones Merchant Marine act IL voiced ~
8 SPECIAL report fled with the shin
ping Board hy the Council of Anerica
shlpbuiders. The National Merchant
Marine Association announced TO day.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
HELP WANTED FEMALE

rwrNTY cooks Mathematics wAitressAs
chainbcrmaids. nurses. couples. 6evsrs
places Tor new arrivals. Wanted inmc
diateiy Duffys Agency. 2 West 47th ct.
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Mrs. Josephine Werner
BUYS at Pelham Manor

Chauncey b. Griffcn sold for Van
Meas Brothers, Inc, one of theit new
houses situated in Roosevelt Heights,
Pelham Manor, to Mrs. Josephine
Werner, Of Chicago. The property was
held at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30

ooOM ~ or mouse e"orker. young. experienced
5plenold references. Shaughnessy's Bureau
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
MEM yoRl srrREME COURT. ~
NOrlN t'.lIfNiN

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT ~
YORK COUNTY. .,. arsnss
NATHAN EAPHAEI.. ria'atu' 'sSUli-
MARION II. RAPH tl;I. pefenassnayp = 81 As:,;-
MONS ACTION TO A\NUl' \ MlAnaSTs MAnaaSTs
70 THE ABOVE NAMED DEE :;.1 = Z IN a an
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMON ~ ard 70
swer the complaint IN this ac''o,' '.hs rcl,,
serve q copy q yocr saswe. or n,'nens. ;, me 10
plant Is not served ~ith ,his snn,'nn'rl snn,'n rlsir-
eervs a notice Of appearance on 'ns .f,er ths
tin's Attorney within twenty DAYS ~. des
nAr,icc Of this summons, EXCLUSIVE os 'a arpesr
OF service. IN case OF YOUR failure " asrsains'
or answer Judgment ~il ne tsken ,essd IL
you BY defiant tor the relief oeh'a
the complaint. . ,a~f
pated Nav York. DeeenNs. stn, Nc
FREDERICK ". SPEElIS q
Attorney for Plaintiff ONCE -an,sh anS q
Address cy Cedar street. Sose-e~
Manhattan. city ~ New York .,asu
TO MARION L. RAPHAEL. the
above named oor scs
The foregoing summons is served W - ucu
by publication. pursuant to an ordeg ~. y, 81
Leonard A. t;ieeerich. II Justice ct .hs ast4s
preme Court of The State of Ne* ORR, ~. usii nj
the nth day Of January, 1897 ana nlsu n1su.r rs
the complaint in the office Of 'he Sie.a Siee.s,rf, i
tho County Of New York a. ire Scstsn Sc
Court House. ir the Borough of Mannaus7
City and state OF New York. .n.a
Dated. New York. January LID Issss' Iszs
FREDERICK ". SPERLiNy,, 4
Attorney for Plaintiff. Once and s,
Address. Ct Cedar street. boroaks
Manhattan, Nsw York CITY,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30

LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankbooks

lost esnkbook No. ss7.7t7 Of ths Union
Dina saslnss Sank IS mieslng Any per
son having a claim to II Is hereby called
upos, to present tho same within ten days or
sub,nit 10 having ssd psssbook Cancelled $50
ono Issued
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
BoARDERs WANTED

20 tn sr. AT LEXINGTON AvN tHotsI
Rutledke)--For ladies': ono room ana
meals from 80 up: elevator. telephone
etc.: full hotel aervice: newly decoraeso
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30

HOC OCSEWORKER, neat, refined woman
most highly recommended; $50. Mrs Ms.on. !:
Agency. Is West +3d st 'e7'"
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
BUSINESS CARDS
FOR SALE
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF ERIE
Notice under sections lsad and -
o. 0r 'he r1, Puble e- Lands LazwTHE People
t.hs. against John Doe Mary Doe. Richard
Roe and lane zoe he ast above four
names being fictitious. their real nslaea
being unknown. and all other unknown,
any, ot THOMAS W cox, late of ths
village OF Akron. County OF Eris ard
State Of New Yoik. deceas sed and sry and
claim to have sn interest IN OF general
or specified lien upon the real property
deecribed in the complaint herein OF IN
Some part '.ereoi. through or under fHs
of them or through or Nnisr said THOMAS
W. con. deceased. such unknown claimants
and pe sons whose names are unknown
being generally described and being IT.
0es!grai rls VIZ: the wives. widows. nus
! bands IS az law. deyisees creditors
, trustees 'ornittees, executors admins,
traitors. -rantees. assignees. lienors ani
TNOMAs W. COX. deceased. and Of ths
above named defendants or either or any
OF them, and any person OF persons dellY
ing any interest in or title 10 or Hon upoa
said real estate through or from or unas!
said THOMAS W cox. deceased OF aay
OF SAID aboys named cstsnaan.s1 r1doMs ans ~, ~
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND,
ANTS 4nd ali unknown claimants :.
any Interest N the premises ne'e'nAi's'
FAKE NOTICE. that an action Of siss,: sjs..
lnent has been commenced BY the peop'
OF the State OF New York. pursuant % Dns,I. sy
tions 1890 TO 1923 inclusive o. ,ns epra ana
right OF possession of tho following avs ts.
ce!bed real property. which festeo ~. !. 81 =,
sAld paintiffs b. eseheat on 'ne or aesI sSou
III rnoNAs ma ~ w son III n'ssts'e sa, an on ninS.tsn
OF the Village Of Akron. county ~ ~ .i,,.
and State Of New York, seized II zee ;..n
Pile OF the following described pso''''''
viz: AZ
ALL THAT TRACT OR Parcel 0i e.
LAND situate in Town Of Newsteao;c c.. ~,
iase- of Akron, County Of Eric tnS M,n'ssr Sssr
of New York. being part. Of 10. s N"p1;;ea il;e
Range FIVE 90 OF the Tonawsncs Hsss :.
walton. aud bounded and desc''psa -
BEGINNING a, a point IN the center sls' ils'
OF john Street at distance VI ~, ~ ran,
dred seventeen (ef1) feet essteT!y nv;
the ;ntersecticn oe the center Ing ',
Madison Stree, with the centsr ,,s lias .: .:
John street running ssss sssaee so sSo' nHuundr.s
thirty-sN and twenty-five nuHns nnaSsil., Ssl,
t3ss.26) feet; thence sssler,y ,..s pa slr.
with the center line OF Jonn s.rIv .riS ,;sfl
eythree ~ .ssl tees ,,%sv 70 y"e ecoresciing VII,
The West shore tracs. said riga r'sns n.
center .. ,he existing track ,asstslrfy' ,na.s,ssry
a, right angles thereto; theuce nS,sTrs. nSa'srs.
along said rikh, o. way l.ns aaoss, SS'1fs,, h,
Of two hundred thirty ,e'sst -. ibsscs
westerly along tn. center line .ss ?. 't,,o tyo
Street one hundred thirty our ~ a., 10 s4
tenths US+2) fest more - esss ies about
place OF beginning. containing Nd, b,
three fifths $50 OF an acie o' asAS
the sane more or less , ,ss.
Dated Albany, \. y. Ausqs' esnd, en,,,oya.y s,
CHARLES .. NEW lo y. ,,s,ssrtiNs.
General and Attcrrev fcs i,aIdsm,, a,d.r.,.
Oeice and Post ofiice Aao's~
Cn,ltoi "
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30

CIiAMEERsfAID-WA -oung. neat
GOOD appearance thoroughly experienced
excellent references; city; SEQ. Mrs. Mason
Agenc:. &c West 43d at
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30

Co0k. neat; nice. experienced young Irish
ss6 Mrs. Tseesne Masons lons & refereness apartment
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30

BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
HELP WANTED MALE
Automobile instruction

REPAIRING. driving taught short trle
liz enye qua rAntsed; ladies' cAeses: also
rosd lessons. American Auto School 7:s
Lexington ~.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30

COOK and WA1TRESS-C CHAMBERMAlD.
Scotch and English; both first class. ex-
cept'on2l references: city Or country. Miss
Shaughnessys Bureau, $50 sixth ave
Phone 85l9 Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30

COOK and downstairs vorii: Spanish: excen.
tlonally neat and competent; good refer.
enees; Twins Agency, $50 Sixth Ave Fit
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Cooks

COOK and Cham bermald- Waitress: yours
Irish girls; together or separate; excel
mayors Agency. 10 e. 4sd St. Sd moor.
Telephone Sa47 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30

COOK; young Scotch Protestant excellent
coois. neat economical. tactful s75-Sso
A.. Miss Hofnayer's Agency. o E. 4Sd 81.
50 floor. Telephone So47 Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30

cook; also waitress, young; very competent:
,oSetner or separate; first class references
HdHS a. 6occherer Co.. 43 West 33d 81
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30

COOK. Scotch Protestant: splendid refer.
ences: most capable. economical apart
gent where another n1ald is kept winthrop
Bureau, - ". 4ad. Room 661. Longacre iI4S
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30

HOUSEWoRKER. excellent cook cor,,.+.
wiling; city or country: highly recon-.
mcn9ed, Miss Halls Bureau, II West x1th
st. Vanderbilt S340 s>'o
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30

HoCsEwoRKER. xen.ral scott, p-o,---
tant. city apartment, two IN tsu',IS
Winthrop Bureau, ~ w. 4sd, Room 55i
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30

CHAMBERMAYD sEAMsTREss. young
neat. willing and reliable excellent refer
ences. Lang Boecherer Company. 43 Wes,
33d st.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30

HOUsEwORKER. Young: rood .-o1- -.-,
waitress: Apartment preYsrrtd; $50. M:s.
SHHa SIMI -, agency. East 4ist ST. Murray
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30

LOST. pansbook No. sosb4 Of tho y. g.
Savings Bank OF y. Y. Payment stoppao
Fleees ir'utn book 70 bs
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-14
COUNTY HIGHWAYS In NEED
OF CONSTANT UPKEEP
PREVENT SERIOUS LOSSES

The Haines City Herald has this
to say about Polk County's paved
roads and the need for constant watch
ing?
ut was called to our attention this
week that recent rains have damaged
the shoulders on the nine-fOot road
down the Ridge and in some places
the foundation has been so badly
washed that there is danger Of whole
strips of road being destroyed We
were also reliably informed that the
road between Lake Wales and Barlow
is suffering in the same manner. We
think the commissioners are making
a SD mistake in spending a single
ceat On new clay roads if this makes
necessary the neglect Of our main sys-
ten cf asphalt reads.
"Gt course, We realize that to de-
YClop the county, which, in turn
builds up the, towns, it is necessary
70 bald lateral roads cut into the UNI
developed districts but we maintain
that il is a poor policy to neglect
go3d investment to make another, no
matter how desirable the new project
may be. Tle road down the Ridge
known as the Scenic Highlands has
been taken over by he STATE Road De-
partment as ST. g. Read No. and it
is understood that IN due time it will
De widened out and cared for by the
state. At the present time there is so
much of this road which has not
been improved at all that there is lit
lie chance for any money being spent
on the section from names City to
.Frostproof until the road is built over
its entire length. So it would seem
10 be UP to Polk county authorities
TO keep the road in repair and thus
prevent the loss of the big sum spent
ii TIE original outlay for good roads
n The county. The Herald would only
remind the commissioners that lit
lie work at the right time will pre-
vent a lot of damage and save much
money"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-14
NO WONDER FLORIDA GROWS

Orange county is the latest Florida county to esab-
lish co.nty Chamber of Cemmorce. For a number of
yen ls- has paved the way. with Willis B. Powell at
t'e a@!rr tHost everybody knows what Willis Powell,
Laced = T.. support ct progressive people. has
dee e. ,e j.. c. tAc state. ASK nv Lake county
rs.5e-t an b.. CT she VII lei you thar Willis Powell
ar jhc Chamber o. Commerce co7bme to make the
les. inycsmeat possible Just recently Sumter Comfy
followed Lakes example selecting as secretary Colonel
Clarence Weeds forner kenuclian who saw le error
CT hs ways and has maze Florida his home for several
years berg Tor !onc time publisher of the Evsti5 Lake
Rego1 Tc compIe.c lie team work Of these negbbor-
mg counties and 10 oin ic fariy circle Orange county
has JUa appointed Carl Lehman be secretary Of the
Orange County Chamber Of commerce. NJ Lehman
IS ly no means a stranger to Lakeland he having pre-
sided here last May TIC Christian Erdeavor conven-
ton. he the power behind the throne in business
way at The Mcn;e Verde School in Lake county and for
a time will d;ide lis energies and activities be4eea the
school and the Orange county organization Tie sgn
fcance Of The situation, howeve has not 10 do so much
with the personnel of the :sorelaa staff as it has with
the movement Itself II proper inter,ro .aion can be
gwen ii means hat lhcse CO ties, Lake, Sumter and
Orange are gone CIT after ia and folrne determined
70 extend 10 the outside woro invitation to come and
parta<e Of the Joys Of life in country blessed beyond
most other sections. In tie ,rgsca OF William CONNIE,
Polk county has an c.cl. lily acting partly as
county secretary his work aa county farm agent keeping
hun in close touch with ~. agricultural ac ve and Dos
sbiles Of Po!k 50 Tia. he is Ia a position to render
valuable ser'ice no; only esideni Of the county but
to those who want out Us ard who would
Ike to become oHe q n.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-14

plate of day-beforeyeserday Aapjacks as celebrating
state soapsud enervatng as piece of dried sponge
wellchewed and has disposition as happfyng water
in which he eggs were poachcd The only excuse for
that is found a iriGe weaker than water-but
expensive atcr has reserved several poonfus CT sugar
The flakes Ct ce Inserted in ii. glass also, make the
drink lue stronee Iced tea has the texture and the
hrmness Of fourth cousin Of near bear six times re-
moved. Whca cracker crumbs lodged in the throat
at some gathering where charming rofeshpenl. eryed
iced tea vii remove ,hen-and will also cause drops
Of moisture to ail from the chilled glass into The lap
Of te dnnkcr, thereby leaving spots upon the near-al&
slrt. The idea OF iced tea, originated by the English
Of consuming tine and sugar, has been fright
fully taken as a fad in america to be usup-
ing the place at the head CT the table formerly occupied
by the cutgass punchbovl. Alasl
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-14
GOO3.E!GHT, c. G. FL

CJac,sony lie Jougna])
"Whom the gods would destroy they first make mad
American IaanlietU rera may be said be mad with
avarive They haye hegona 50 greedy nat they have
lc5, rational building business sense Taey are food
ing this Republican Congress with nsstcnt demands
for an outraSeousiy prcGteeIrg tariff which will do
nothing but build wall about all The American ports
and shut out all international trade When that is
done will Indeed be in serious induj,raI difficulty.
These blind business would succeed in
cet.bli.hias this ido,c tariff wall about country
it not that they made their contribution to the
laat national Republican campaign committee for and
in consideration of the delivery of just this kind of
tariff wall. They paid for tariff wall to be built
the lines of their specifications and they de-
mand delivery
What is going to happen is simple These narrow,
foolish boastful big business blinded by greed
they cannot beyond their noses, not going
to wreck this country-this country won't let them.
A Congress pledged to a rational tariff schedule will
be elected and the action of the congressman
in control.
No town draw a ring around it's limits, build
thereon little Chinese wall and say: Now will
prosper; we'll shut out all trade with the country
round about u.s. and we'll have nothing to do with any
other town"
International trade is simply this proposition multi
piled In its proportion.
The Republican party swept into victory
action to political cooperation in Europe But the Re
publican party take that a reputation all
industrial and commercial cooperation with Europe.
There is talk of debt cancellation Naturally it is
popular with the creditor nation. Republican Con-
gress dare consider it, if for other reason than
the November election But there be no payment
Of debts honestly due if Aere is interchange Of raw
aud manuacturad produtts And this Republican Con-
81 is mat iGGoeA ia it believes that it can build
Chinese wal abcGt these United States shut off all
exchange OF cc1AacGte# lor sold and then expect to
M, aIt ~. ipri .r,,, -eif Nv
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-14
Ripping Rhym es
By WALT MASON.
NO FEoEoREE

While chugging down a country track killed a farm
ers razorbaci, IN ancient and battered swine with
long jug nose and bumped up spine The farmer sitting
meath tree beheld the grim catastrophe Fair hus-
h1ndman ! cried. "aack. own I've killed your razor
DacN; ann I'm prepared to hear you tell how that it's
pedeeree is SWELL shall not doubt you you swear
1t TOOK the premium at the fair; I'm willing to believe
this hog is named in royal catalogue, and that its sire
was called the best OF all the bench shows east and
west But still ask you, man TO man, to treat Inc
softly as You can, for poor and have no roll to
pay great oppressive toll" Pm glad the measly
beast is dead with smiling face the farmer said; "Now
that he's dead I'll have peace; he killed my chick
ems and my geese; come to the house and have swig
of cider, since you've croaked that pig" shed no
bushes when l say slumped right down and swooned
away. Man learns to meet Fates flercest stunt with
lofty and undaunted 'front.' but when he's all wound up
to face the fouest swat that Fate place and gets
instead large bouquet it is Too Much-he fants away
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-14

BUY YOUR MEATS at Miller's Mar.
ket. Phone 744, 212 N. Ky. Ave.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-14
LIABLE FQ-N DAMAGES

Editor Thorndykc OF Ike hasiu;nec Valley Gazette
has made himself liable fer heavy damages the charge
being aIander. 1t would be downright mean to insn-
uatc tfat "Ihom" has been Observation-Disclosures hat
nsars-by Our own Southland Company or any Of the
scf drinks concerns, 10 wean Tie people away from iced
lea 10 other beverages and there being meanness
in nature refuse TO make said nsnuaion But can
there be any satisfactory explanation Of "Thorns" al
lack the iced tea fad? Certainly he can have no po-
hcal ambitions, not be governor of this great
state else he woud adopt different tactics. Perhaps the
trouble lies in the strength or lack of strength of the
beverage. Here is the arragnment Of the tnkng glass;
Speaking of nothing in particular. why it that iced
tea is SO much called for2 1t about as interesting as
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-14

When you feel dull achey and
sleepy and want to s,er,ci frequent
y, you are ripe for an attack of ma
laria. Take HarAine at cnce. 1t cures
malaria and calls ana puts the sys-
ten in order. Price, soc. Sold by
Henleys Drug S-ore.-advt.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-14

Purity and healing power are the
thief characteristics of Liquid Boro.
zone. 1t mends torn cut, burned or
scalded flesh with wonderful propt.
ness. Price, soc, Coo, and $1.2O. Sold
by Henley's Drug Store.-advt.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-14
Walton Can Help You
YouT Choice

of the following subjects:
Bookkeeping
Accounting
Shurthnad
Typewr.ting
Mathematics
Commercial haw
Auditing
Civil Service Course
Spanish
French
Practical Psychology
Any one or any combination Of
the above courses at SIS per
month Take as many lessons
per Cay as you wish and saYe
money.
No course except Accounting
LASTS longer than two months
provided yea take at least four les
sons per week.
Easy payments. Diplomas to grad
yates.
Suite l07-l09 and llO-l12
Van Eluss Bldg. Phone 3l6 Blue
LAKELAND, FLA.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-14
THE LAKELAND NEWS
Member Of the Associated Press.

The Associated Press is e:tusyely entitled to the
for ropuD cation of all news dispatches credited
TO it not otherwise cred IN this paper and also
the local news published ein. Al rights Of re-
publication Of special dispat- IS herein also re-
served
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-14

When you feel lazy, out Of sorts and
yawn a good deal in the day time, you
need Herbine to stimulate your liver,
purify your bowels, tone up your stom
ach. Price, Coo. Sold by Henley's
Drug Store. -advt
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-14

BUY YOUR MEATS at MilIer's Mar
ket. Phone 744, 212 N. KY. Ave.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-28
Gave Tweeds Their Name.

If man in tweed suit should
ask another man in tweed suit why
tweeds are called "tweeds" il is ten to
one that the second tweeded one
would reply:
after the River Tweed of course
And. as tweeds are a product OF
Scotland and the River Tweed Is the
AngloScottish border stream made
famous by the romances of Sir Wal
ter Scott, the answer would be rather
plausible. But 1t wouldn't be correct
declares the New York sun.
For tweeds became tweeds by mis-
fake. Prior Ia 1892 their name was
Twin. pronounced In Scotland "tweel''
and also spelled thus But the name.
carelessly written. looked like tweed
in an invoice with consignment TO
London merchant, and they became
fashionable under that name.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-28

period of 400 years has elapsed
since Omer Sebastian del Cano re-
turned TO Seville, Spain. after having
circumnavigated the world for the first
time. His wonderful voyage took four
years all but Ii days and he arrived
back at his home port on September G.
In honor of his memory the Spanish
government held fete on his birth
place at Guetaria at which Great
Britain was officially represented.
Sebastian sailed in 1919 with Magel-
Ian, and when that Portuguese nayi-
gator was Killed. soon after discover
Ing the straits which bear his name,
succeeded to the command and com
pleted the voyage of circumnaviga-
ton. brakes voyage was not made
until 1577-S0. Del Cano's memory is
rightly treasured in Spain. and until
just before the war ship OF the
Spanish navy bore his name.