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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-08
RAD WHISKY FATAL.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. s.
One man is dead and a man
and woman are in a critical con-
dition as the result Of drinking
bad whisky today. The, trio
drank from one bottle. After
taking two drinks all three fell
unconscious.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-08
SUPPLY of CARS
INCREASES TODAY
ON Two DIVISIONS
CONTINUED from page one,1


four coke cars and eighty-two
privately owned coal cars on the
division.
on the Monongahela there are
1865 cars, while 651 were ordered.
On the NJ. & W., there are nine
empttes, while SIT were ordered.
In the Pennsylvania end Of the
Monongahela there are 313 emp
tlAs placed but 6 21swere ordered.
Aibng the Charleston Division
there were IL empties against
337 ordered.
Tllursday's Loading
eoal production in Northern
West virginia took a downward
turn yesterday, and the mines
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-08
Pittsburgh LIyestock

PITTSBURGH, Dec. s-Hog.
receipts 1900; heavies So. 25:
heavy workers light workers
$3.50; pigs SS.506$S75.
Sheep and lambs receipts 500.
steady sheep IS. 10; lambs 1885
higher.
Calves receipts 800 steady; Top
$500. !.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-08

Beard to NIeet-There will be
IN Important meeting OF the hoard
OIL directors OF the Fairmoat
chanberSof Commerce at s
o'ciock this evening in the Both
lehem Building. Several matters
Of Importance will come before
the board at the session tonight.
At Cook HospiS7i-Flora Scag.
nell Of Hamilton street underwent
minor operation a, Cook Hospital
soday. Guy swistor. Jr.1 son OF
Mr.. and Mrs .Gtli SS isncr OF Nor
gartoSn ayenl =, had his tonsl's re-
rnoyed today. Andrew Juk,r under.
seBf d minor o:cistion. r*il!lr
CIasessanp; "a smnloye Of the
R,,;t tliems Coal &c. hiI1 Or 81 Ills
legs amputated aS The result Of an
injury sustained IL the mines.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-08
a PuzzLE pAY.

Seven quart bottles Of milk,
seven pint bottles, and seven onip-
ty bottles are TO be divided among
three persons. Each person wants
his full share, not only Of milk
but demands seYen bottles. How
many the bottles and the milk be
equally divided without disturb
ing tie contents Of any Of the bot-
ties?
Yesterdays answer:
The four words: stop, tape,
opal and pelt, form "a word
square that reads the same up
from top to bottom as 1t does
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-08
LATE WANT ADS.

TWO LARGE FURNISHED Eight
housekeeping rooms Call ] sesSaI
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-08
MgATHER.
0Temperature q

temperature, maximum, Sc; mini
mum, 8 q; precipitation, SO.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-08
MODIFICATION OF
TERMS OF ALLIES
ASKED BY TURKEY

(contInued from paEe onel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06
SEVEN

Almost all their songs nero done ia
English translation. They had an
ever present sense OF humcr. which
was deiiciously naive ana therefore
seemed all the more SPONTANEOUS.
They sans humorous aud iovo
songs with the sckkin. samisen ana
Other native Instruments, gave a
sword dance, told native stories ana
did japanese folk dances that in.
cluded comic courtshlp aud n but
teray number 30 poetic that 1t won
an encore. Nine. Ongawa gave n
review OF feminine fashions that
tickled her women auditors immense
~. Then there was n play. The Fox
Woman, dealing with legendary
red fox. who has taken the form OF
witch, which was full of Old World
charm and interesting as an example
OF the latest development OF dramatic
art In Japan, as IL seeks to follow
the realistic methods of tho West
The Woman's Club Will present
these delightful Japanese players In
program of the Far East at the
Womans Club Auditorium, 2ll East
Franklin Street, Monday night at
S:15. and this performance. for which,
tickets may he bought at the Wo-
mans Club. Will be open to the pub
| lie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06
Amusenents
Good iii mt Lyric.

Good HIiI Mt Lyric.
Rene DIETRICH and Horace Wright,
hy reason of their especial merit.
lead in the offerings of the new Lyric
bill. Called the Somewhat Differ
emit Singers" they are. If not wholly
unusual. at least exceptionally good.
Excellent voices. within their limi
tations. thsy give ten or fifteen min
utes OF az good entertainment as
the Lyric stage often affords. Well
trained voices. every word under
stood. and with songs worth hear
ing. they deserve the warm reception
they had last night.
Iionors are about even as To the
rest Of the bill. VIII Armstrong and
company company enough, we'll
all it's original and associated glory.
The automobile lesson which the
Company" received was full o:
bumps and thrills. y big time bit,
well put on.
Chong and Mocy. in Chinese dress
and styic. open the bill lin good
style. This clever little pair appear
To be genuinely oriental. though oc-
cas.onai bursts OF English We're heard
from them. Graceful dancing feu :
turc this act. Wild and Hill. IN Il two
man offering. Introduce some tall
lying" about their farms, bring In
II wet goods" incident, and draw
many laughs. Billy Mckee and the
Claire girls close the bill in a scr,
of jazz frolic. in which the girls. in
varied Garb, shout their way through
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06

tic title picture before his m.nh CON
stantlr. Ed has :. peculiar E,tt OF
cooking like boy and acting like
man. He lcnvs< the impression that
he Is rather Juvenile untii some one
shoots out tho li.i;r. Then ha starts
'ae Action If, s,,eon vrrs.on ~
Western Interpretation ~ The
Throo MuskRtoors." contains au.ne
very amusing and pleasing caurac-
tors. Decidedly tho bsst az them nre
tho throo musisrtvcrs who 60 !nto
strange village ami udoat C. giri
Whose father has oosr killed.
Francis Ford. as Soda W.,ec" Is
Perhaps tho be>. of the minor chur
Hcters. his representation OF the cS-
tCntat!ous. plug hattet wes;crner H.
amusing 10 the extreme. The girl
Moilic. played by Cla,t Horton. while
In parts, excellent. ''oes not measure
up to standard In some Instances. She
seems To lack enthusiasm. The plot
"a tho story Is undoubtedly m,6iocre
nnd trivial. II IL. without u doubt, the
cStromcly clcs.r character wort: that
EnkcS The ,als worth whtic one.
t,haracters arc Sharply drawn. ana
very pleasing tr.m a human view
;,oinh. One % tho best actors in the
!l!m IL II black pointer dog Eve failed
Ia set his name and favorIt. pJeo
who Is becomL,S quite star !y his
Lllnost human ao..ity to assume i'm
oo.,nnt parts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06
NO OLD WOMEN NOWADAYS

Modern dress, hair dressers. facial
experts and cosmetics all combine to
Keep women of all ages young and
attractive in appearance. Not until
tho telltale wrinkles becomes SO deep.
the figure stoops, or some ailmcnt or
weakness develops to drag woman
down does she really look her age.
Every woman owes it to herself and
her family to keep herself young In
appearance. and happy. When head
aches, backnche or tho blues" de-
Velop or when woman reaches the
trying age from forty-flvc to fifty,
Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound may be depended upon 10 keep
her In health as it has SO many other
women whose letters we are contin-
ually publishing in this paper.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06
REMoDELINC YOUR EVENING GOWN

with tho new social season ir
progress the woman OF limited In.
come Ends herself facing the prob.
lem Of having suhlclent evening
gowns on hand for the numerous af.
fairs without the monoteny OF rene.
titiUn. ''pe
But some OF the best modirtos |,
New iork nave come 10 the rescus
oil tue lowered dlvidends OF tho
smart Get and are remodeiiup IN,
frocks and gowns ot last year "a
the smartest creations VI the mo.
nent,
jf for example you. rardrobt
boasts ono OF those charmeur,
gowns OF slim silhouette In a soilcd
pink or blue, Il can be easily ,iyed
Jet black and trimmed with b,acl,
chantillr lace To give it an up.to.
tho moment distinction, one suci
gown was made over front a Hoiled
pink satin slseveless fruek, i.onu
Mandarin H!coves were fs shuned o,
tho chantilly lace and their end,
wore brought strictly up 10 fanhivu',
dictate by an odRlng ui monkey fur
A collar OF the iaoo dipped IN pap,
fashion down tho back Of tho rS,S,
and II. too. was edged with the nov.
elty fur trimming.
Often IL change In tho COLOR scheme
OF II frock will disguise q from las,
years without any change In it.
limo or trimming. In shop tina,
caters to rcmodoling models tor III.
college girl ono such frock was made
ovor beautifully. Tho original model
was OF white taHotR. Tho frock was
dyed a doop peach shade and Il.
belt and short pun Bleevus we've
fashioned Of brilliant robins egg
blue volvet ribbon. Tho result wa.
gay litie dance fruon that would
delight tho heart OF any young .ir!
and Incidentally please tho pocket
book OF amy economical paront
Tho dolly-Tnrien Silk tnncta tina.
found its way into tho heart OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06
VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
AND ENGAGEMENTS
IspeeIal 70 INC Tlmea.plspntch. !

L.7FutI"I 70 TIC IIHcA- DISpNtch.I
WINCHESTER, VA. Jan. 81. LYNN
Cornwcll. wealthy young merchant
and land owner, OF Purcellvlllc, Va,
and Miss Mamie Mildred brewster, of
zine Bluff. Ark, who several years
ago was voted the most beautiful
girl In Arkansas In q Statewide popu-
lar voting contest, were married Jan
uary 3. in Washington, by the Rev.
Or. Clovis j. ChappslI. OF Mount Yer
non Methodist Episcopal Church.
South. The ceremony, which took
place In the church, was witnessed
by several members of the two fam
HES. The bride has been a member
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06

fashion few seasons past may Il.
made into fetching model with
a few new touches, nip hpart the
dolly Warden SIN, fruch and either
wash II carefully with pare soap
aud warm water, being careful 70
rinse thoroughly or have IL cleaned
ut the professional cleaning shop,
An under foundation frocit of
white tsfIeta IL made. over this the
lowered tafrsta la laid In strips
extending from the waist limo to II
little below Tho skirt HON. The end
Of each lowered strip boasts a rib
bon rosettc TO hold 1. down and give
tho third color note that makes Tor
; All artiatic effect Dolly. warden rilk
puff sleeves Rfo attached to the
simple white bodice Rnd q narrow
roll collar ut the nowcred SILK out
lines the simple, not-too-low neck
| line.
Have you seen the new silk hat
flowers that may be purchaHed In
lengtha aud mads to outline the
Hlmplen, froch3 There arc bouquets
OF v!o!eta and iilisa In their com
hlnsd ooior!uus that would mako
II hlmp,o orchid frook become q thing
Of beauty. There arc, too, strings
o; yellow mud white nRtin daisies
tina. breathe OF sweet cir, Rradu-
h,e" days on white foundation
froo!s for tho typo OF gir' on whom
this simple charm Ia best suited.
I9Gdn IN all tacir colorful beauty.
beads IL: wood. In enamel. la glass
arc seen In tho dress trimming de
pRrtmontr now. They may be worked
Into S!mpie hut effective design OH
r. plain frock 10 Hivo It, the noto OF
tho momont. \ s,rinE OF scarlet
oramol beads Was strung from the
shoulder OF an old blue chiffon frock
and tackled TO tho hem. dropping n
/. little below On either side. The
gown @as exquisite because of Its
, color!ng. Yet on examination IT
was found TO DO fashioned on tho
simplest lines and material.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06
CREAM CLEARS A
STUFFED-UP HEAD
Instantly Opens Every Air
Passage-Clears Throat.

II your nostrils arc clogged and
your head is stuffed because of nasty
catarrh or a cold. apply a little pure.
antiseptic cream into your nostrils.
IT penetrates through every air pas
sage. soothing and healing swollen,
inhamed membranes and YOU got in
slant relief.
Try this. Get Il small bottle of
Eiy's Cream Balm at any drug store.
Your clogged nostrils open right up;
your head is clear; no moro hawking
or snuftiing. Count fifty. All the
stuffness. dryness. struggling for
breath is gone. You feel fnc.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06
Fruit and Nut Cake

one-half cupful lard. cupful
sugar. l cupfui citrou, .raisins and
nuts. chopped Gnc. eggs, beaten
light, cupfui milk. ; cupfuls
flour. tcaspoonfuis baking pow
der. l-2 teaspoonful salt. Cream
the lard: gradually beat in the
sugar. then the fruit and nuts. the
eggs. and, alternately, the milk
aud the -four sifted with the bak-
Ing powder and salt. Bake In 4
pan SHl2 inches. lined with but
tered papcr. SIT two tablespoon
iuIs OF &ranulatcd sugar over the
top OF the cake before baking.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06

II the Colonial.
Mans Home" Il Ralph Iuco rlc-
turo showing at tho CoIuulnl .o- ,ho
latter half OF tho wcoE. and ,,,r.in :,
Harry Il. Moroy, ~ Il probl,u,a,i,.i
drama OF thu Ruthor'n INTERPRETATION
OF an essentially American .iy,ue. l,
Is exceedingly convon;:onai. no I'm
usual question to he solved nnd no
uiihcuities are encountered Ia the en-
,iro story. Tho theme -. and The
credit FOR tho original piay goes 10 q
woman. Anna Steos. I,ichn-dson
woman's place IN TIL. home. It Is
tho traditional Interpretation. with
few frills and tgacles. Tho
mnltimiiiionatre. who started "a q
bootblack. tho home lover: the wife,
VINO ~ young and loves diversion
indiscrlminateiy. and the young
daughter. about to be married into
the much worshiped aristocratic fam
ily. are in evidence In the usual gar
den variety OF types.
Harry Morey seems To nush tho
story along and make II the obvious
success IL Is by the sheer effort OF
his personality. He possesses. I'm n
marked degree. that gift of swift,
adaptation TO the variety OF emotions
which he seems to control. rather
than they move him about. n pawn,
as In tho usual drama. With a facilo
grace OF manner and carriage, a
charming facial characterization and
general character work. he groups
the rest of the cast about him. kath
lyn Williams. as his wife. does OK
celientiy. but neither unusual nor
better than she Is accustomed; Fairc
Binncy. his daughter: Grace Valentine,
as an adrcnturcr. and Matt Moore. as
the daughters finncc. show mcdi-
OGRE histrlonic ability in the preser.,
picture. Setting Is the usual "presi-
dcnt-of-a IA steamship company" style
and lends touch Of atmosphere
which fails TO add very muca to the
theme. Quite naturally. the ending
or such n theme possesses no indivii-
uality..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06
IiIE Advance SnIc.

jiiE Advance SnIc.
IL yesterdays advance sale can be
taken as criterion, packed audi
orce VIII greet John Golden's pet
stars, Grace La Rue and Halo Ham
lton, when they appear In Dear
Me" at the Academy Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday and Wednesday,
matinee.
The big advance sale can be taken
by Mr.. Golden as n distinct compli-
mcnt. lie has Invariably played
fair by theatergoers by sending on
tour only worthy attractions. Thcatcr
patrons throughout the entire coun-
try. and particularly the South. have
learned that Golden play Is always
well worth seeing, so the rush to Sc
cure seats for Dear Me" was almost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06
Unsnwn Jnpnnc,c players.

Something refreshingly novel was
offered at the Town Hall last evening
in the form of II program illustrative
OF some of the picturesque aspects of
JapancSc life by Michitaro OnGawa
and HIS Wife, the New York Herald
says OF the Ongawa Japanese Players.
mot oaly did the performers have
perfect stag" presence. while still
presenting their numbers In an in
formal fashion, but they spoke such
fluent English that until one listened
carefully one fnpcied they were Amer
leans artfully made up as Oricntals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06

TO be expected. Particularly so, as
TINS attraction not only carries, Mr..
Goidcn's personal Endorsement. but
comes with the original supporting
cast and production. Dear Me" will
be presented here exactly as New
York saw il for six months last sea-
son at the Republic Thoater. Not a
single change has been made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06
$4,000 PROPERTY Transfer.

The virginia Carolina Supply Conn
pany has purchased from Mary Is.
Gum, executor, lot at Marshall and
Streets. fronting Marshall
Street 200 feet and extending along
Kinney Street l66 feet to an alley,
for $4,000. John S. Haw has sold 10
Lora V. Randolph the property at
IL Overlook Road for S1o,5Oo. The
property fronts forty-flve feet, ex-
I ending back 40 feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06
woAIEN's MEETINGS.

The Woman's Missionary Society OF
Grace street Baptist Church will
meet this afternoon at $3.50 O'clock.
After short business meeting, a
special service Will be observed. the
subject being Japan" Mrs. j. r.
Love will speak
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06
THE KAUFMAN STORE
Broad at Fourth.
Jap Crepe
Kinlo1nos
1926

Not. until you actually
see how beautifully em-
broidered and generously
cut they~are will you ap-
preciate the important
saving provided by that
price-$2.95.
Graceful, flowing lines
meet wide sleeves and
around the waist is a sash
that ties into a pretty
bow.
Choose from a pleasing
assortment one or more
Of Pink, Rose, Light Blue,
Copen or Lavender. Each
one is fresh and clean.
ready for immediate wear
and comfort.
Mail orders will be
promptly filled.
Fourth Floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06

of tho faculty Of the Handlcy High
School here tho last two years. She
and her sister. Miss Margaret Brew
s,er. OF the same faculty. have be-
come known locally AZ the brewster
Beauties" Mr.. Cornwcil and his
bride will live At purcsIiville on re-
tuI-iug from New York and other
Eastern cities.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Jan. o.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry -.
Davis. in Essex County. was the
scene OF n pretty wedding on Monday.
when their daughter. Lena Agnes. be-
came the bride OF Nicholas Thomas
ri.isotta. OF Norfolk. Rev W. = Pace
performed the ceremony. ar. and
Mrs. Pllisotta will make their HON
In Norfolk. where the i;rcUm holds
an important position.
FREDERICKSBURG VA, Jan. s.
Mrs. Agnes George Rllec. OF Irving
ton. announces the marriage of her
daughter. Miss Pearl. to Wellington
Irving Clements. the ceremony har-
ing taken place at Irvington this
week.
SPOTSYLNANIA. VA. Jan. 3
Henry Callahan and Mrs. Blanche
Roberts, daughter OF Me. ana Mrs.
Jordan Brooks. OF this county. were
married Tuesday. They will reside
In Spotsylvania County.
LYNCHBuRG. VA. Jan. 5.-Miss
Eva Rean Mason, daughter Of W. ~.
Mason. vino lives near Evingt'fl.
Campbell County. and Preston Hall.
were married there Tuesday. the ccrc-
mony being performed by Rev. J. w.
Bouldin. pastor Of the Eustburg
Methodist Church. assisted by Rev.
Roy II. Price. of Randolph Macon
College,
LYECHBURG, VA, Jan. 5.-An
nouncemcnt has just been made here
OF the. elopemcnt December 81 to
Bristol, OF Charles S. Loving and Miss
Irene Dodgion. both of Madison
Heights. They were married in
Bristol by Rev. y. NJ. Watson. pas
tor of state Street Methodist Church,
After the marriage. Mr.. and Mrs.
Loving went to Greenwood, Alber-
marie County for n visit. They are
now Mt home in Madison Heights.
The bride is n daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. a. Dodgion, Of Madison
Heights
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06

inhumerabie lonHn, aICkcc'a piano
pihSinE Is the best Of this act. and
ne ehh'p'ts larHe amount 90 skill
y first ratio bill this. right th-o,,,.h
j. -. II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06
An Attractive Menu

IrcRkfnSt.
cod Fish Cakes
Tomato Sauce
Fried Potatoes
Coffee
Luncheon.
Salmon Ru Gratln
Toasted Mullins
Lemon Jelly
Cereal Coffee
Dinner.
Canned Elppered Herring
Baked Rice
string Deans
Lemon no
Coffee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06

At the Isis.
Ed tHoop Gibson. playing MS Sandy
Brouke in Action" the Isis Offering
for the last talf of tho week. kccns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06

NEW YORK. Jan. 5-Thc vogue
Tor the wrap built on cape lines con
tnucs. doubtless because sleeves with
various sorts OF drap!ngs necess!,ate
roomy pincc for arms and hands
This handler wrap, Il lighter model
or duVctync and mcleskiu, is straight
OF line and Is distinctive IN that /,
drops from the shoulders without
III" fare which usually accompanies
such garments
The lining OF satin stripe pussy
willow is sheer and delicate.
And note tho veil ml!ady wears.
Long vtils OF spanish lace are seen
often along Filth Av.nuc-though
only the tail and slender dare ven
ture such soft effects which add 10
breadth.
There IL a decided bent toward tho
yer! cot anu very figured veil.
after spending several days In Rich
uond with friends
Miss Belle Kemp. Of cl2 East Main
street, has returned from AN extended
stay in baltimore
Captain Harry Lee Watson. Jr.. as
.istant professor at tn. Virginia
Military Institute. is in Richmond on
short furiough. which he is spcnd-
Ing with his parents Mt l147 West
Avenue
Mrs. W. ". T. Mitchell and son
Guy Rossitcr Mitchell, left last week
To Join Mr.. Mitchell! in New York
CITY. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell and son
VIII sail from New York for Mexico
CITY. at which place Mr.. Mitchell
VIII reaum. his duties as consul.
general To Mexico City. Mr.. ana Mrp
Mitchell have been the guests G.
Mrs. Miicheil's mother Mrs. g. e
swami, at her home In Ginter Park
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-06

IN AND OUT OF TOWN.
Miss Anne Montague has returned
10 her home Mt Charleston, S. c..
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
Orlando Is Planning
To Beautify Highways

Special Dispatch 10 THE New YosK HEnsLp.
ORLANDO, Fla. Dec. ia committee
is at work on the Identification OF the
highways. Warren II. Manning OF
Boston Is here in consultation with the
committee. It is expected thai actual
work will start soon. The committee
includes Karl Lehman, chairman; J. IL.
Hill. secretary. and H. II. Dickson,
treasurer. The proposed new road
across TO the East Coast. which will
make II possible to reach the sea In
forty-fve minutes or less. is also enter
ing into plans of city officials.
New York city arrivals OF the last
week who will remain for some time In
Orlando are f. d. King. y. d. Towle.
and Mr.. and Mrs J. Carpenter. staying
at the san Juan; Miss Sylvia Gamble.
who will be the winter guest OF Miss
JuanIta Lorraine Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
Thomas who are guests OF friends
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Partridge. at the San
Juan: DR.. w. l.. Strong. at the Geor-
Frank b. Holmes
From other points In New York state
are registered Mr.. J. T. Walker OF
Ripley, Mr. and Mrs. William Scales
and daughter Of .Canandaigua, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. u. Truesdale. Diamond Point:
MIR. and Mrs. G. a. Coc OF Ithaca, who
are at the McEwan apartments Mr.. and
Mrs. George Miller OF Auburn. Mr.. and
Mrs. l. Spencer Tilton OF Waverly,
Messrs. +. u. Evans and Andrew
Burkenshaw. Mr.. and Mrs H. Q. Hale
OF Norwich, at the Keystone apart
ments Mr.. and Mrs. Dan S. Root OF
Medina. Albert j. King OF Norwich. Mr..
and Mrs. George $. Bull Of Whitney
Point, Mrs. Y. J. Black OF Chautsuqua
and Mr.. and Mrs. @. r. Petty OF Lock-
port
Edgar Harrison OF Newark, at the
san Juan: Mrs y. w McClair Miss
Ella Warner and Mr.. Wilkes McClair of
East Orange and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sceberger OF Hillside, n, j., are among
recent rcgistrants.
Orlando friends Of Miss Celia Salo-
mon are gratihcd TO read the glowing
accounts OF her plano recitals in New
York city.
The opening OF the Angebilt. Orlando's
fine new hotel. In January win be ar
event which marks an epoch In the city''
growth and Importance. There Will be
a dinner dance the opening night