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Washington Journal., 1922-06-30

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Washington Journal., 1922-06-30

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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-11

defendants the s.iii property iu question
.tfti involved IN IiliS suit bets, l,.elt-s-
~ Nuip~ia cor:stN Florida aru described
AZ lot Twenty Cd. except that
lc"rlsn living East 81 lite County road
known "DSi. His AWAY os the i-lz-
.tts-th eal.ler son subdivision of the J. NJ
hernandez Grant. according to man 81
SAID Subdivision on Lie III III. ofiicr 81
the Clerk ~ the Circuit Court of NuiuS;a
tountN. Florida. IL Map Book :. on page
To-. Saul lot being further described a.
beginning II the point OF intersection CT
the South line OF said lot Twenty tone
.sinrestsi. with the West lin. Of the
County Road running fi,nce Nest Arly
rrossins Zine Street 10 street known as
Eid2sweed Avenue. iiSta.4.. OF APP
nroNina.-iS eleven hundred feet: Whence
North.i,i* one hundred feet to North Inc
ri SAID III p thence i-..ast-fiN ;spnr0xi-
ins.tsiN eleven hum irea feel 10 In. County,
Road. thence Sonther'E ALONG tine County
Road al4f- hundred feet 10 the place az be-
ginning.
You ana each OF You are hereby re-
qrir.d = appear To The l;iil oi Complain,
'ii.-l herein asaIi.sr Vol IL The -lho. e.
entitled t.alisv. On or before TN. sth day
- A&Teii. \. -. ltZ1 a reguisr isie ia
OF u IS Court. The said suit ming a Sjsit
@ etpiat Eitle to the lau'l above tesci-ih-
.rae paVtona paiiy News is hereh.-
le>.s aated rs the newspaper IN which
this order shall b.. published once a week
ief eight consecutive weeks
Witness mv h;.sn ara seal al office At
n.I-tn.i. Nt'usi.i Count. Florida, this
9Th s4ss of January. \. y i.r.2
sAML u JORDAN.
Caefls - circui Court. Nelusia Comfy.
ny CLIFFORD EoTrs. j.. .
HARRY 4 HORN,
solicitor fof Complainant
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Nerp York Girl to
Be "Merry Widow"
In Coming Kirmess

There is no doubt that the Merry
Widow number will be one OF the
hts OF the kirmess program. This
beautiful opera WAS revived in Sep
temher by Col. Henry w Savage and
played to capacity houses every per
Torrance while Il was in New York
Alfred A. Green, general chairman of
the .<irmess committee. received the
following letter from Col. Savage a
few days ago.
Stuart. Fla. Feb I, 1922.
Alfred A. Green.
"Daytona. Fla.
Dear Sir:
Pardon this informal reply to your
letter of Jan 81 forwarded to me
here by my New York office |
shall be glad to have your Post use
any Of the Merry Widow music you
think will be helpful and hope it will
assist i'll making Your benefit a huge
success The onl: reason for our
making it condition that a line shall
be put on the program. by permits
sion Of etc. is to maintain our rights
as against Unauthorized pirates.
Yours very truly.
HENRY w SAVAGE"
In selecting the girl for the Merry
Widow. Mr. Trader, the director.
chose Miss Ethel Merriam of Mt Yer
non. ~ Y. and she is handling ,h..
part like professional Miss Mer-
ram is visitor in Daytona for the
winter season and is staying at the
Hotel Seville. She is a graceful dane
er. having studied under the finest
dancing master in the country. Her
artistic work at the Kirmess rahear-
sails has been a source of delight 70
those who have been present on these
occasions Miss Merriam appeared in
the Broadway success "Afterglow and
has danced at the Hotel McAlpin on
several occasions Her part IN the
scene from the Merry Widow" brings
ont all her grace and charm OF man
ner and as the Rumanian princess
! she does the famous Merry Widow
walz with F. +. Trader
Miss Merriam Will also lead the
| bohemian dance and Viii he seen in
beautiful .lapanc dance III d
/ Night in kohos Garden. This
clever little lady is only one Of the
many talented Young people that MIR
+ Trader is training for the kirmess
/ en- every hana IL j. receiving enthu
5Iasti: support making the success
OF the American Legion kirmess Ger
tam
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Peninsula Club Has Nou Let
Contract for $4,000 Home
to Build on Peninsula Driue

The Peninsula Club has let the CON
tract for the handsome new Club
house on their fine corner lot. filing
the block south of the library on
Peninsula Drive and east on GoodaM
S.5.0oG.00 fire proof building
with tile roof. hollow tile s;ucco fin
ISL walls will furnish large audi.
toriun. stage and ereen rooms. X
specious foyer or LOBBY. reception 1hd
dressing rJcIns. tea room ka<fng
ing Peninsula Drive that will Misty
the most exacting club hostesd with
perfectly equipped kitchen. serving
rooms and pantries.
The rooms can be thrown together
and with balcony SEQ can be seat
Cd in full view Of the stage
This building viii be an ornament
20 the Peninsula. q home for Club
women and a Joy to the young people
IS fire dancing floor is enc of the
features
This means work for funds and the
building committee have selected
Thursday. February 23h, for Bazaar
and Supper as a starter
For weeks the needle women and
friends OF The Club have applied them
selves to produce the handmade arti-
cles TO FL the booths. The house
wives OF The Club are hunting mp their
choicest recipes 70 ill the shelves of
the home cooked food department.
Washingtcn's birthday furnishes
.i:e motive for decorations
~ ref.cshment booth Will supply
weary shoppers with tea. coffee, sand
witches ard Ices
dinrer supper will be served
.ron , u 3 No reservations will b.
rade ~ individuals o. parties can
irop u q any time and BE- well serv-
~
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Peninsula Water
Supply to Be Shut
Oft Late Tonight

k--H. N. Davis. engineer OF the Day
iona Beach waterwOrks. gives notice
to residents OF Daytona Beach and
Seabreeze through this issue of the
News that the water supply of the en-
the Peninsula will be turned of to-
night between 10 and ~ o'clock mid :
night while repairs are being made al
the waterworks plant
This morning the water OH PENN
sula drive, betw cen Harvey and First
avenue, was shut off while connections
were being made at the corner OF Har-
yey street and Peninsula drive.
The laying of the 6-inch mains on
the south side OF Harvey street from
Peninsula drive to Grandview avenue
viii be completed in several DAYS
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III the Circuit Court. Seventh judicial
Circuit, Of Florida, in ana for volu.
STA County. In Cnzncery.
Edith =. Horn. Complainant.
James ID. Gulfoyle. il living and ii he
be dead. the heirs. d.visees gran
tees. and all persons claiming under
James -. GuilfoN le deceaS esi. or 9th
erwise. in the property in question:
r. 7. Roberts. If living. and if he be
dead. the heirs. devisees. grantees
and all persons claiming under F. r
Roberts. deceased. or otherwise. in
the property III question and all per-
sous unknown claiming interests in
the pf0psft5 n e question Defendants
To James =. tsclfovle II living and IL
he be dead. the heirs. devisees. grantees.
and I'll persons claiming under James Il.
t'ropert' III question r. T. Roberts. il
living. and II he be dead. the heirs. de-
vis.'es, grantees. and an persons claiming
under T. T. Roberts. deceased or ot.scr-
wise in the property in question: and all
persons unknown claiming interests III
the property in question. defendants: the
sad property n question and involved in
this suit. being located in Eoiusia County
Florida. AMI described as: Lot nurnbes
Twenty Seven fa.J. which lies Eas- Of
Pine Street and all riparian rights be-
longing thereto. Of and according to the
Elizabeth Patterson subdivision of the
]. N. Hernandez Grant. in Section A.
Township II south. Range b East.
co,iing 10 map in Map Book ,. page 1oS
Public Records OF Nuiusia County. Flor
id1.
You and each OF YOU are hereby re-
CURED 70 iri,ea. 70 the Sin OF Complaint
hied hrrein against to3. IN the aso.
entitled t1uSa. on or before the 9TH o1T
of March. y j.. 1922. a regular rule day
of this Court. the said suit beis.c Siit
To tlt3ei Tile II The land above aescrih-
ed
The p;ytona Daily News is hereby
designated Is the new spaper in which
this or'ler sh II be published once week
icr eight cc.l-ee sltlvs weeks
Witness my hand and seal of Office ar
bei-ansi. Noitlsia County. Florida Tins
sth das OF GaifiasN. \. - las2.
,Seau.
SAINT u. JORDAN
Clerk Of Circuit Court. Nolusia County.
Flor i.la.
EY CLIFFORD EoTTs. y. {.
HARRY y. HORN.
Sch.itor for Complainant
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ISOE'S PROGRAM J
III AUDITORIUM !


friday. Feb. 10-Charles Crawford
~, hfrdnan. maker of Victor rec
- bird limitations and lecture.
q. .sday. Feb Photoplay, Law
or nud Old Lace"
II 4JdAy, Feb. 1.-THE Pelletiers. /"
/ lncing the snappy play, Newly
1esday. Feb. 21-Rodeheaver Con
- Company.
ISiday. Feb. 2f-Ernest Gamble
0ooeeft Company. Mr. Gamble. well
wn barton; Vera Paige, violin
Tuesday. Feb. 23-Chicago Ladies'
0oxfette. An evening grim full CT
1DOd wholesome cnter:ainment.
Friday. Mare. 3-Photoplay. to be
onnounced.
Friday. March 10-Scientisc lecture.
n. Charles H. Tyntail Subject:
The Uses OF Radium' A very
timely topic.
Famous re:laa.ants - Rome have
been inei FOR keeni-g 'GHTrv taxes
paid By hrHeficans
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Morgan Closes His
Local Addresses at
the Baptist Church

one uf tne laryest crowds assemt
led during the lat Coast Bible Con
ference thus far was present last
evening 81 the First Hapiists church
Is hear In Morgan closing address
He spoke last evening upon the topic
Christ ana the Bible" II Was With
ont doubt one ef the strongest and
most informing messages of the on
tire series Il insisted OF a complete
survey OF the issbie. from Genesis II
Revelation IN enc Of the most lnStruc
tive way. tina. il could possibly be
given The revelation of the intricate
and intimate connection of book With
book and dis sion with division Wa
brought out Cherry showing the com
pletnncss oil the Book as whole and
the nect s~lt. 81 all To make il com
plete. II Was VERY evident 10 all that
pr. NIcrEnn believes the Bible from
cover IL eovef After the service
many fingered to thank III. pr for
his Syol while here There viii be
no session OF the Conference today
hut tomorrow both morning and even
ing IN W Leon Tucker OF New York
Mill b. tn peai;er Or Tucker comes
hero from Conference IN jackson.
wife where for the past week lie has
with llr R3la> 81 minneapolis been
ennarcfirg ere there Dr Tucker viii
he the snaalea here each afternoon
aud ev.nlnr during the coming week
i, Inans Mh6 have hear this enni.
mont ,c.fohel Il said that his work
L IN oar with that OF llr MORGAN.
The sessions Of tie Conference aTe
open "a ai and everybody VIII he vel
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NOTICE

To the Heirs. pevis-.s. Grantees. and
al persons claiming under Prudence ;
s.cie.s-f. deceased. otherwise. III the
property il question. ana all PERSONS uu-
known claiming interest III the properts
IN question.
The said premises in question and in
VOWED in thss suit being located III Nr!l-
Sia County, f9lori'.a. ami described As Lot
Ten ,l"). IL Block Two ~. III Mari
Hoag's subdivision Of Lot one 10 Sec. Q.
Twp. l., : Z s. f.. according To aud Us
shown on the Map Of sand Mary lioae' :
subdivision On record in the Office of the
Clrri. II the Circuit Court Of Nol,isi;,
County. Florida. excepting land iucla led
within Atlantic Ave.
You aud each Of YOU are hereby re
itiiYcl 10 anises,r TO the bill of tonlnill't
Met her, IA s-s:siiiSt Nru il the ahav. -it-
tit,rl cause os ur before the 9Th d.it -
March \ y la9a.. h,ira = regular i-4lt
bay al tins Eo.,lt. the SAID suit helms !,
suit 90 4aiet ti-ie &" tbs lama ai'v.e Des
cril,etl
~'rn, Ieasfaua r.ib News il her..ts
designated IS tht .wssatser sf1 ST. 'iet
this ~ i.l sAal y. nihliSs.c. ossce = ee.rl
Tor .i.hi - consecutive We. ks
Witness as5 h.ird and Se.a - e'i,.
i,..l s,n.i NHl5sil Comfy. l'les.tsi. 80 s
.tn aas ef faaaarN r. y. is1e
sAMl. p JeRnsN
$'l,fl Ctretr Erntf "a Aeifs's N6fl7f
Bs CLIFFORD HsTrS
lfepats cist
u,n4sY \ mons
sor.atee - Complement
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PENINSULA LOCALS

MIR and Mrs Harry A. Horn. ac-
comranied By Prof and Mrs X. j
Longstreet. also Mrs I4ongstreet 5
sister enjoyed most delightful mo-
tor trip 10 EustiS Friday afternoon.
where the attended the basketball
game between the girls and boys Of
the paytona Beach Seabreeze teams
and those of the Eustis High school
%F.ast Coast Bible Conference. First
Baptist Church. % North Palmetto
Ave. DR. W Leon Tucker. speaker
Sunday and al next week 27Ss.ll Il
Mir AMI Mrs r. /. Dennis OF Bling
hamton, " ". VINO were here three
years ago. bot spent the following
season in California and las, season
in South America. are among the re-
cent arrivals in Daytona and are To-
Gated nj the New Gables hotel Mr..
and Mrs Dennis are very much de-
lighted at the thought of being bac k
III Havtana and expires sed themselves
rs being home 1T last
r.ast Coast Bible Conference First
Haptist Ghurcn. - North Palmetto
Ave. In W Leon Tucker speaker
SUNDAY ard al next week. 27S2l II y
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In point II geographical elevation
Madrid is the highest city n ta.oi,c
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-11

In some provinces ana nunil~-r or
towns in Germany the fiag OF the
new republic u not recogniz. =
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Ernst pub. Jan. :. 81
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE
In the Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial
Circuit of Florida. in and for Volu-
STA County. In Chancery.

Citizens Utilities and Improvement COM
PAM. a r'lofi,isa Cooperation Robert
III. Hilton. and Edith \. Hilton. his
wife. GomrianantS.
The Heirs. ie,yis@cs. Grantees. and all
persons eiaIfsins; under Iffuleacs :.
Colder. deceased. or otherwise. in the
properly in uu. stion AMI All persons
krovii claiming interest in the
property IN question. defendants.
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sun. if it were 4 hollow sphere.
could contain nsiliion globes a.
large as the earth
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\ very congeniai motor party, con
sisting of Mr. and Ms \ Leach.
Miss Elizabeth David and : X tiunn.
have Just returned from . trip 10 San
ford. f.eesburg. 0saia and SILVER
Springs. where they repp5t haeing an
unusually good time
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-11

Mr. and Mrs W. r. Casley of Mar
tinsburg. W. Va. after spending q
very pleasant time at the Ridaewood
hotel. left Friday afternoon for Palm
Beach.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-11

Mrs. $. s. Stafford of Oxford. y T..
who has spent several seasons in
Haytona. is expected today and Will
be located at the New Gables hotel
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-11

East Coast Bible Conference. First
BAPTIST Church. 25 North Palmetto
Ave. Dir. W Leon Tucker speaker
Sunday and all next week 2.s-2-1f-2t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Often are among the
recent arrivals. coming from their
home in Dayton. Ky, and are located
at the Ballloral Villa
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\ Oryille n Campbell arrived Friday
afternoon from Lebanon ~ H., and
is the guest of his brother c. NJ
Campbell. and family at - Halifax
avenue. Seahreeze
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-11

Miss Esther Bates who has been
visiting friends III I'itusvilic aud Co
Goa returned To the beach by motor
Friday evening ami Is now with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. II !. Bates. III
2z5 Palmetto street. paytpna Hea, II
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-11

The Misses Margaret and Helen
Hessell arrived Friday afternoon from
their home in Chicago and are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. IT, Norton
IN Seabreeze
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Mrs. c. \. Sanchez. who was called
10 jacksonville some GAYS past on
account Of The serious illness Of hel
father. after remaining with him un
til he became much better, returned
To her home. 81 Grandviow aycnue
Thursday evening
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-11

Oscar r. Nicholson, accompanied
by J. J. Bishop. have recently return
ed from business trip to Jackson
vile.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-11

III the Circuit Court. Seventh judicial
Circuit, OF Florida, in and for voiu
STA County. In Cnancery.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-11

x. G. Kaufman returned Friday
afternoon from a business trip to
birmingham, Ala. to JON his family
Oh South Kidgewood avenue. where
they will make their future home.
The New York herald., 1922-06-02
oner Jureen. Securities.

i The. issue of. 100000 -guilders of the
Anton Jurgens United (Margarine)
Works twenty-five year secured convert
fble per cent. bonds, due In 1947, pur-
chased by White. Weld & Co. and the
Union Trust Company of Cleveland sew
eral days ago, will be offered to-day at
te05 fiat bond, to yield more than $50
per cent. to their maturity. more than
CTS per cent. to their average maturity
and more than 1855 per cent. II re-
deemed in 1928. The bonds are non
callable before January 1, 1928, and con-
vertible in every January and July Of
their life through 1927 into the COM
pany's common stock at $50 per cent.
plus the Dutch stock tax. They are the
role funded debt of the company. which
is the continuation. of the firm OF An
on Jurgens. created by the Jurgens FAM
lily in 1867. Through it's subsidiaries
the company owns or controls manufac-
turing or trading concerns valued at
more than s100.O00,000.
The New York herald., 1922-06-02
OVERSUBSCRIBE NEW
FEDERAL SECURITIES
Requests for Certificates To-
tai $3z5, 900, 900.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-Successful
completion of the first step in the Gov
ernment's program for meeting its i'm
debtedness of more than $3.50, 100000.
falling due on June IS, was announced
tonight by Secretary Mellon, who re-
ported that subscriptions aggregating
about 1915, 100000 had been received
for the Treasury's latest offering of
s2Oo,0Oo,0OO of it's ~ per cent. certifi-
Gates.
On June Is the Treasury must be
prepared to meet maturities of about
$3.50. 100000 in its outstanding certifi-
Gates, about $260,000,000 of 3A per
cent. Victory notes, called for redemp-
tion and $125, 100000 of interest due
on various Government securities.