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/ Thank You Santa Claus
4 BECOMING SONG FOR KIDDIES

To the Sunday School Superinten-
dents, Co-Workers and Music Lovers,
Notice: When arranging the pro-
gram for the Christmas Exercises of
your Sunday School, would be much
Pleased if you would include this
little song. which 1 have arranged
and entitled-"I Thank You Santa
Claus"
l have so arranged this little song
that it can be sung by the little
folks as Il symbol OF gratitude and
appreciation of the kindnesses reward
ed them by their parents at Christ
mas time, and as the closing and
last number on the program. am
therefore, introducing, herein the
poem void of the music and which /
think, is beautiful and very betting
for that particular purpose.
VERSE I.
When days with you are dreary,
Aud some one makes you merry,
Then CHEEKY words freely follow
from you,
How you thank that neighbor
For his good favor.
And 50 ! say to you:
/ thank you Santa Claus.
thank You for your kindness
You displayed to me.
Those pretty things you gave me.
Are beautiful to see,
Oh, you're so good and kind
To me when Christmas time,
/ will ever think of you.
AS a friend SO dear and true,
| thank you, Santa Claus.
VERSE 2.
The sky was somewhat cloudy,
Until you came to see me,
But now the clouds all are ban
ished away,
And the days are CHEEKY, =.
And l feel merry,
I'm sure happy to-day.
This number is highly esteemed by
the little folks in Jacksonville. and
they express much delight i'm having it
on the program. Therefore if you
viii favor this song, kindly order not
less than one dozen copies, SO as To
accommodate some of those who may
desire one personally.
In regard TO the music, / make no
mistake when tell you it's a suitable
melody and very pleasing t. hear
AS each Christmas Santa Claus re-
news his Kindness eS, it is intended
that this number be used annually
4 little suggestion. | think would
be in order. and that is. when rem
dering this song. to have man
sitting near dressed in the usual
manner 40 the Santa Claus represen-
taGve. to give an impression of COR
d al welcome TO the little folks when
they enter on the chorus by freely
holding his head.
This number is so pleasing to
those who have beard 1t, until have
had an extra edition of five thousan
copies printed to meet the demands
fer same. Therefore. if you will
kindly order at once. and # they are
not enough. ! will have more printed
To the uncnncerned:
When you have finished reading this
paper. will you kindly clip out this
ARTICLE and give il to a Sunday
School attendant.
II is i'm sheet music form. neat size.
with a beautiful title page, including
attractive illustrations showing the
exact nature of the composition
Price TEN CENTS per COPY. or
One Dollar per dozen No STAMPS
will be accepted
copyrighted and Published by
DANIEL GREEN,
637 Griffin Ave-, Jacksonville, Fla
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THE DEPOSITORS ARE &C

THE WAIVER GUARANTEES THE DEPosIToRs FIFTY
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OFFICE OF THE MAYOR.

Richmond. Virginia. September Is, 1928
Advisory Committee Col G. r. Kelley Chairman,
Baptist Ministers Conference Committee T. J. Mosby D. D. Chm
CentemenI writing the hope that plan may be
worked out by which the dpoo of the Mechanics Savings be
saved from considerable loss wish you your efforts
endeavong the and the financial
OF the institution sincerely hope that will be possible reopen doors
this and that enjoy confidence and patronage
formerly bestowed upon it.
"Very truly yours
GEORGE AINSIIE, Mayor"
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substitutes: Hampton. Butler for
Greasy; Taylor for T. J. Coleman:
Thatcher for Hardwick; Williams 10,
CTdozo. Hargroye for Gum, Colema II
for Taylor; st. Paul, Baker, Cooke,
Jackson! Lee, Mason; Miller, Oliver
Powell; Scribber; Spady; Sumlar, Viii
Hams. Officials: S. r. Coppage (How.
ard) Referee; l.. T. Pinn. Umpire;
Gibson springfield: Head lineSman
Time Of Quarters. Is minutes. Touch
downs: Williams. /; Byrd / Point aft.
or touchdown; Jacobs l
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The sky was somewhat cloudy,
Until you came to see me,
But now the clouds all are ban
ished away,
And the days are CHEEKY, :.
And 1 feel merry,
I'm sure happy to-day.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-29
LUCK IS AT LYCErM

one ef the bFeeziest, snapplest, fun- niest yet intensely dramatic pTeduer lions filmed in some time is Luck, starring Jehhny Hines, which is new showing al the Lyesum theaieF, This picture is well called a meleeamedY, fer while it is a true comedy, also II has,th meledFamatle episodes that give il the big dramatic punch, On the same bill is a fine introductory comedy of the rough and ready sort that puts people in good humer, and the latest releases in the news film market. For Sunday night, the I.yeeum has arranged a double fea' ture program that Is sure 10 be 2 hit, one of the hie releases being Hoot Gibson in Dead Game, rarid Ire, red blooded western picture with all the dash and snap that makes these so popular with eastern audiences Next week will see two more ei me hest photodramas that money can buy flashed on the screen for the en- tertainment of Lyeepm patrons, For Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday there will be The Girl Who Came Back. Next week there comes a brand new release. New Britain being its first showing in this state " is Harry Carey in Desert Driven
New Britain herald., 1923-06-29

There's 10 use trying ts feel you, is ihsFsfn ! asked with 2 forced little iaugh, ''Is's true that I aid mshtieR Ednin io Aires, and he was wild over the isea in an instant But ] aRH't see any harm in nay daiHs il. kaRin's about the biggest man in 'hai lire there is, and Mrs, PnFkse certainly IS like one Of eur family"
 'I da not need ta he informed eeH- esFRing ms saRriR-laW's professional reputation" my m0theFsiR-law inter Funiea ieily T am perfectly familiar with it; nor do l need ta be Femind- ed of mg duty 10 Mrs, puFkse, oi course, Edwin will come to her"
 She stopped short and glaneea around with look only too familiar 10 me,
 "Rlsss my soul ]" she said in an entirely different voice, "fha, means both he and Harriet will come 'en here for visit, and look at tAis house I, will have 10 he cleaned from tap 70 bottom" She whiFled on her heel, leuly crying
 Katie Katie Where is that ape Of a girls"
New Britain herald., 1923-06-29
EVERYBODY TO THE RESCUE.

EVERYBODY TO THE RESCUE.
 MT. Bear was begged in Cedar Swamp. His calls tfor help had drought his whole family on the run. Mrs. Bear and her two youngsters found him quickly, and stood on a grassy bank nearby, looking down at him
 Are you in trouble, Ephraim Mrs. Bear called.
 Don't stand there asking silly questions" Mir. Bear roared. Why don't you come and help me-"
 wen help you" Mrs. Bear re- piled Come, children Creep out along this log beside your father And be careful not to make a mis- step"
 In a few moments Mrs. Bear and Cuffy and silkie were alongside MT. Bear.
 Now" she said to the children, "hop on your fathers back--both of you"
 NO! No! Don't do that" he pro- tested
 BP Iulel, LpIll hlii' Snid ''N' Bear. I'm helping you. And ii you will kindly refrain from giving orders I'll soon have you where you want to be"
 Mir. Bear looked quite bewildered' But he allowed the two youngsters 10 perch upon his back. He couldn | have kept them off him. anyhow. For he co1ld move nothing but his head and his stump of tail.
 T don't understand your method" he erumbled to his wife.
 You will very soon," said Mrs. Bear. "You'll see in iiffy that when I set out to get results, I get 'em."
 T hope you know what you're about" he whined. ''It seems to me you'rt doing exactly the wrong thing" .... Be patient just a moment longer, Fphrairn." Mrs Bear begged him AS she spoke she planted one of her fore paws upon Mr. Bears shoulders. Then she bore down upon him heat- iiy. straiehtway he began to settle deeper into the nlire. If he hadn't
New Britain herald., 1923-06-29
Letter From Sally Atherton to MT.
 Joseph Graves Hamilton.

My Dear MT. Hamilton:
 After your generosity and that Of my other friends to me. no one need ever tell me that this world IS not tull of kind hearted and sympathetic peo- pie.
 I cannot write you all that is with in my heart, but I will accept the check which Leslie sent me from YOU and you will be glad to kno" that there is great hope of Sam get ting back his sight.
 One of the greatest eye specialists of the country Is coming to see nm tomorrow. but l think that what ever he may say to him. 1t will not do him any more good than the words you said to him through Les lie-tnat if he recovered his slght' you would find q place for nlin Tn your business It has given hlm an incentive 10 live. Dear Mir Hamilton, all l can say is that both sam and I hope you will get what you deserve while you live and can enjoy it.
 Sincerely and gratefully yours,
 SALLY.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-29
Says Now Stiff Joints Must Go!
New Discovery Limbers Elm Up and
 Even the Crealting Ceases.

Yes: it's true--the world progress es.
 All you have to do nowadays to Timber up that stiff, rusty knee joint is to squeeze half inch of miracle working substance from a tube.
 Then rub it on the offending part for about a quarter of minute or until it soaks through the skin and disappears on it's errand of mercy.
 Then read the evening newspap per and go to bed,
 The chances are that your rlisbe- having knee joint will lose it's 'creak'' while you are dreaming about the high fences you used 10 leap when you were a youngster.
 And in the morning" says one who has tried the new discovery. you'll feel 90 happy that you'll want to jump into your sportiest clothes and walk briskly down the street just to show the neighbors that you are not as old as they think you are"
 Joint Ease. They call this wonder working substance, for the reason that when ordinary remedies fail to Timber up the stiff. inflamed rheuma- tic joint. or reduce the swelling Joint Ease succeeds
 It's a good name for a good, clean, stainless prescription that in just a few months has proven to multitude of people that lame, swollen, distorted .oints can speedily have the kinks taken out of them and work aa smoothly as ever.
 But Joint Ease is for botherso~1e joints. whether in knee. ankle. hi. shoulder. spine or finger and for that purpofe it's sale is immense.
 Every druggist has q big supply of if and druggists eserywhere report a ..~ demand.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-29
WONDERFUL BILL AT PALACE

One of the very best shows that hli. ever been seen at the Palace is ae
 playing that popular playhouse, tof night and Saturday. To begin sitit the Keith vaudeville show has feurl very excellent acts combining plentyl of variety with high grade talent Mckee Brothers, opening the bil, offer a very pleasing and harmonious musical aet.e These two boys are banjo players and certainly set some fine music from their instruments Frey and Jordan are a comedy couple who offer a pleasing line Of eressare talk and comedy songs, Mir, Frey is an old timer and comedian Of the old school; Ann suter proved the biz hit of the bill yesterday, Closing the hil lis "rarpourri," beautiful varl. ety offering presented in beautiful setting, They offer danceA and ail kinds Of entertainment imaginable. The photopiay feature presents Rich ard Dix and Helene Chadwick n "Yellow Men and Gold" The onciai picture of New Britain made under the supervision Of Mayer Paonessas committee are still showing
New Britain herald., 1923-06-29

everything that would make them happy, but I have also tried not to be so indulgent that I would hurt the strength and stamina of their character.
 It Is said that a selfish mother makes and unselhsh daughter and vice versa.
 I am going to tell you a. secret, my dear Leslie, I think there are some cases where unselhshness ceases to be a virtue.
 Kindliness Of heart and a sym pathetic mind is much to be desired, but have sometimes thought that these people who are particularly unsafish and who give in to the wants and desires and prejudces of some one who is narrow minded, sel- fish and preiudiced, are too lazy to stand up for their own, too indolent 10 make a stand which would be bet ter not only for themselves but for the person who asks so much.
 Your little apartment is perfectly lovely. You have shown discrim- mating taste that makes me very DrOn1 or you anu Gilii udt'F Sul t that John loves it as much as you do.
 He told me with great pride that he had not seen the place until 1t vas all finished. l expect you did not tell him how much 1t cost ss men never have any idea of the amount of money such things cost unless they are in the business Of selling them.
 Johns friend. Sydney Carton. is due here tomorrow morning and we shall hope to see you the day after you get this letter
 Bear with your husbands mother s i6iosyncrasies, my dear. From what John tells me she has lived alone almost all of her life and that is ant to make one beth crabbed and st,rpicious. Lovingly.
 YOUR MOTHER.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-29
NATIONAL SOUFFLE
BY BERTHA E. sHAPLEIGH of Columbia University

Soak two tablespoons gelatine in one-half cup water for half an hour Add one-half cup boiling water, one half cup sugar and few grains salt and stir until sugar is dissolved. Then add two tablespoons lemon juice and one cup grape juice and set in a pan of ice to cool.
 As 1t begins to stiffen, add three egg whites stiffly beaten, and one pint thin cream which has been whipped 10 a froth. Turn into mold ana chill for three hours Tnmold, gar nish with stiffly beaten cream ana lady fingers. T.,
 Loganberry juice may be used III place of grape juice.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-29
Freight Train Wreck
 On Central Vermont

will!mantic, June 2s.-An eNa north bound freight train on the Cen. tral Vermont railway was derailea ~ Jones crossing half mile north or Merrow's station yesterday, The train consisted of 90 cars. The engine ana nine of the cars left the rails tyins up the single track line, A wrecker from East Hartford was summoned and 1t was several hours before the line was opened for traffic. A broken ;oint which caused the rails to spread ia believed to have caused the acci- dent.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-29
REyoKEs 81 AUTO LICENSES.
Massachusetts Official Has Eoided
 5000 Since January 1.

Boston. June 2o.-A new record for revocntions of automobile drivers licenses for improper driving was es- tablished for Massachusetts when Frank A. Goodwin, registrar Of mo- tor vehicles. announced the cancella- ton of sl drivers permits. The num- her of licenses revoked in June to date is ss5. Mir. Goodwin said, and a grand total of 3,oo2 have been can celed since Jan. 1.
 "The number of serious accidents has increased so rapidly in t1Fpast two months" he said, that drastic action must be taken immediately. In the past ten days twenty-three per sons have been killed by motor ve- h,cles."
New Britain herald., 1923-06-29

raised his head his nose would nave been buried.
 That's right" Mrs, Bear remarked. Keep your nose lifted.'
 Mir. Bear was almost frantic as he felt himself sinking.
 Stop Stop" he thundered. What are you trying to doo Do you want to push me down out of sight?'
 All but your nose!" Mrs. Bear an swered. That's what you wish-isnt it?"
 II certainly do not" he shrieked "I called for help. And I must say, If this is help that I'm getting from my family it's the strangest help I've ever heard of
 Now, Ephraim Don't get excited!' said Mrs. Bear. Let us talk this
New Britain herald., 1923-06-29
WEAF
(American Tel and Tel. Co.,. N. fD

American Tel and Tel. Co.,. N. Yo
 7:so D. m.-Nirism steelnan. dra' matic soprano, accompanied by Char lctte Hinsch, Adelaide De Looa, con- tralto. Out On the High Seas by Carl L. Marcus. interpretive reader Piano recital by Gertrude Nepraport Missing Persons and How They are Dealt With" by Captain John H. Ayers of the Missing Persons bureau of the New York Police Dept
 Third of a series of talks on The Romance of Mahogany" by F. C.. schn1itz, secretary of the Mahogany association. Inc.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-29
Jat,cr From Mrs. Joseph Graves Hamilton to Her Daughter. Mrs.
 Leslie Prescott.

am inclosing a letter from sally Ather.on written to your father. I've rarely seen your father go touched as he vas by it.
 I am glad. my dear child that you are coming home before we have 10 leave. and from what you have writ ter me, I think that Johns mother mus, ba rather a selfish woman.
 You know. my dear child" that there are mothers and mothers. Some mothers give all and some mother. ask all. I have always trieh to tteer to7ard 3 middle course.
 I have tried to give to my children
New Britain herald., 1923-06-29
WBZ
lMestinghouae-springfleld).

houae--SprlhgHeiu)'
 T:so p, m,-nasehall scores Of the Eastern. American and National leagues. Bedtime story. T.4s ?. m.--Address by prominent business man,
 s D, m.--Book review,
 Sis II, m,--"Where 10 spend fhe Weekend"
 S;so ?. m.-Basehall scores
 s:s5 p. m.-Concert by Mrs. Lila W. Ladd. contralto; Mrs, Lyda I'raneh. pianist. a:i5 r, m.--Hedtime story TOT rrownups prepared by orison s. Mar den.
 s:25 ?, m.--A few minutes with Benjamin Franklin
 s;so p. m.--Basehall scores.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-29
VOICES M THE AIR
KDKA
(wsstinsheuse pittsburshl
 Hfiday, June 20.

Friday, June 20,
 slis P, m,-pinner concert by the Westinghouse hand under the dlFses ton ef T, J, Vastlne, continued until 7lso P, m, with ball score at ! ?, m Tis0 ?. m,-"fslk 10 Farmers" py Frank E, Mullen, rad'o editor Of me National steekman and Farmer
 T,tb P. m.-rhe visit 10 the little folks by the preantime Lady,
 sp, m,-Rall scores, Farm pro- gram continued,
 s,is p. m.--cenesrt by the West ,nghouse band, under the direction or T. J, vastine'
 s:ts ?. m,--Eall scores The Ha. t.enal stoekman and Farmer market report,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-29

Los. Harbor. on Akutan Island, was christened Chicago with much cere. mony last winter, it has been learned from the crew of the coast guard cutter Haida. The Haida is the fiSet boat in since last November bringing news and mall from tine outside"
New Britain herald., 1923-06-29
Scarfs Fashionable

This year the fashionable frocks devote all their energies to the skirts and leave the blouses quite plain. Consequently lace scarfs and yards Of tulle wound about the throat are par tocularlY effective.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-29
INDIANS AND CULTURE
Rapid Adoption of Refimen of White mans Civilization Has Resulted m Loss of Tribal Arts.

By The Associated Press.
 Oklahoma City. Okla. June Z9.- The rapid adoption of the civilization of the white man has resulted in the loss to the Five Civilized Tribes ot al least six of the principal arts of their forefathers, according, to J. B. Tho- burn, of the Oklahoma Historical so- ciety.
 The lost arts include those of pot tery and crockery making, the nak- ing of horn utensils and ornaments the use of Indian weapons and their manufacture. the tanning of hides' the construction of dwelling houses and the preparation of foods by ln- dian methods, Mir. Thoburn said.
 Acceptance of the ready-made ar ticles of the white man and their add cd convenience are accounted for as the contributing causes to the de- cadence in these arts.
 Great Britain has completed 43l new cemeteries and is working on
New Britain herald., 1923-06-29
WGY
Schenectady

fGeneral Electric Co. Schenectady.
 N. Y.) 7:s5 D. m.-Health Talk State rept. Of Health.
 7:4o p. m.---Baseball scores, 7:45 D. m.---Radio drama, Tt Pays 10 Advertise" by WGY players. lo:so p. m.--Musical program
New Britain herald., 1923-06-29
Children's Hats

For children there are very charm ing hats in mushroom shape, of light straw bound with bright color and decorated with quaint birds and flow CTS made of raffia.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-29

and from the beach They take the form of dolls, ducks. chickens and bouquets. and are much more deco rative than the old style of holder.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-29
I-ncr,shahle Ribbons

Cncrushsble ribbons are used on the newest lingerie and they are a great improvement over the old type. You can crumple them in your hands as hard as you like, but they smooth out immediately after you release them. They are washable also.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-29
Scallonod Edges

scallors are effectively used this season on crepes and linens. Some times they are bound with contrast ing color or with grosgrain ribbons.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-29
Cool Home
Chamois Gloycs
White Kid Gloves
Erxing Fish

Alcohol will clean white kid glove: without any unpleasant after odor.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-29

Amraa Banio-Mandolin club, Amrad orchestra. ". Eugene Hammett d. rector. Music given by the oliver Ditson company.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-29

matter over calmly. Perhaps we've each otfer. You want to take a mud bath, don't you?"
 "I do not" Mir. Bear roared. T want to get out of this mud just as quickly as l can"
 An" said Mrs. Bear. T see now that there ras, indeed, a slight mis-
New Britain herald., 1923-06-29
Fantastic Bars

The most festive and fantastic rub Der bags are on the market to be used for carrying the bathing suit to