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TITS MORNING SENTINEL. ORLANDO, FLU Saturday, January 5, 1918. 61 333SX JFaoirMe Gross Society, The Kettle on The Hob Cook Avenue, Winter Park. Afternoon tea served on the screened SIRS. S.

C. SNIDER Profeslonal Masseuse SWEDISH MOVEMENTS Training in Europe and United States Office Hours: 7 to 8 sm. 12 to US9 50 to 7 pan. Address 211 E. Jackson St.

Phono 439. 12-6-lm PAGE FOR WOMEN DOUBLE WEDDING A double wedding of more than ussa! interest occurred at the parents' porch or by the open fire. i Good Shepherd Yarns Yarns for Army and Navy Knitting, Knitting Bags That Are Different. I Attractive Gifts Summer Tea House THE SIGN OF THE' CRANE Manchester-by-the-Sea ters. The language" room where 150 languages, European, Asiatic and African, have been read, especially claimed her interest.

Pipping Hot with Whipped Cream 10c McELROY'S PHARMACY Orlando, ESS BRITISH QUEEN -THANKS DR. ANNA HOWARD SHAW LONDON. Queen Mary sent a ca blegram from Sandringham today to Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, the woman sutrrasre leader, or New York, says the official press bureau, reading as follows: I received -with much satisfaction and pleasure the friendly message you addressed to me from the Committee of the Council of National Defense of America. "Please convey to the sisterhood of your great country the thanks of the women of the British Empire for their inspiring j- words of encouragement and assurance.

The horrors of war have taught us to know one another better, and they have' strengthened the ties of kinship and mutual sympathy by "uniting the women of the English speaking races heart and soul in the struggle for liberty and "Confident of the valuable help we women can give our gallant sailors and soldiers, I pray for God's richest blessings on our efforts. Mary DR. MARY SAFFORD WILL SPEAK NEXT WEDNESDAY The Equal Suffrage League is much interested in the series of talks being given at Unity Chapel by Dr. Mary Safford on the subject of Democracy. Dr.

Safford will speak at the chapel next Wednesday morning. Mrs. Florence Beardall who has three sons, all officers, in the army and navy, has returned to Orlando after a abort visit at Annapolis. There she witnessed -the christening of her little granddaughter, daughter' of Lieut. Commander and Mrs.

"Jack" iBeardalL Lieut. Hal Beardall ad Mrs. Beardall also the event, coming from Camp Dix. Lieut. Wm.

Beardall at Camp Wheeler was unable to complete1 the party. Mrs. Beardall is again at her duties as librarian at the Sorosis Library. ITALY MOBILIZES ALL HER CIVILIANS WASHINGTON, D. a An official dispatch from Rome today says that "the whole of the civilian population has been requisitioned for the purposes of war.

The civilian mobilization will be the result of this step." The dispatch also says: i "One of the most important steps in the history of, social reform has been taken in Italy. The government has been granted full powers for the requisition? and distribution among the people of all the available land for utilization in agricultural works. Tools and implements will be given, together with all the necessary manure and chemical products (such as fertilizer) to those to whom the land is assigned. "Proper instruction will also be given in order to have the right kind of culture for the, different kinds of land. The distribution is gratuitous and all expenses will be paid for by the government till the land becomes profitable." SEMINOLE CO.

H. G. HAVE GUNS AND UNIFORMS Sanford Herald: The Seminole County Guards are in fine shape now and with the non-commissioned officers school every Tuesday night and the regular drill every Friday night the boys are being trained for regular service and if they are called upon to render. service to their country they can be depended upon to do their full duty. The uniforms are all here now and are being distributed to every squad in the county and with the excellent Winchester rifles that will shoot as far and as straight as any army rifle made the Seminole Guards are as well equipped as any body of men in the United States.

The boys are willing to go to the ends of the earth for either their county, their state or the United States, and now that they havefbeen equipped feel that they are ready for any call upon them in these troublesome times. Comfort Hairdrcssing Parlors Halrdressing, Shampooing. Manicuring, and Scalp and Facial Treatments Marinello Toilet Articles. MRS. M.

E. MIDDLEKAUF Phone 502 15 S. Orange Ave EUS i TODAY'S PROGRAM 101 Bison. The Temple of Terror." A good western animal drama, featuring Eileen Sedgwick and Fred Church. I L-ko Comedy.

"The Nurse of an Aching Heart." A good comedy, in two parts, featuring Ldna Novak, Ed die Barry' and Bob McKenzie. Admission 5 and 10 cents. CLEVER WORK AT CATCHING GERMAN SPIES LONDON Detection of four noto rious German spies through labora tory methods of discovering hidden writing in documents, has been ac compLshed by the efficiency of the postal- censorship in London, it is an nounced. Securities worth' 1,000,000 pounds have been stopped in course or transit for enemy use, and L750. 000 worth of stock or bonds detained for Investigation, Enemy communi cation through the mail has been com pletely cut off, and publie money has been by the discovery of at tempts to hoard vital supplies, to the extent of 650,000 pounds in volved in relatively small transaction in one important commodity.

During this year ten thousand "cloaks" or inter mediaries for enemy trade, have been detected and their activities stopped. The staff of the headquarters of the postal censorship totals 4,200 of whom 3.179 are women. Their work re quires such education and skill that the government had difficulty in se curing qualified employes, and school was established to train candidates to detect codes, secret writing, and other subterrf uges. The average number of letters censored each day is over 350,000 weighing about four tons. i Queen Mary recently spent an en tertaining two hours at he headquar- DR.

J. CJ HOWELL' Osteopathy, Electrotherapy, Physi cal and X-Ray diagnosis (Harvard No charge for consultation and ex amination. Phone 617. 3 N. Orange Ave MADAME DU YIGNAUD Professional Masseuse Violet ray, electric treatment for rheumatism and nervous troubles scalp and facial treatments.

Body massage. Superfloua hair removed -Office hours 9 ajn. to 2 pan; 6 pjn. to 8 pjn. ADDRESS 303 E.

LIVINGSTON i l'-29-6t Elite Hairdre i ng Dandruff, Falling Hair, Facials a Specialty. Permanent Waving. Eye brows shaped. French. Packs, Sham pooing, Manicuring.

Mrs. MU McCoy vi f. Yowell Duckworth Bldg. Phone 608. Model S5-Four Tfce two big (ct-Coccthar Sar the mhot CwnOy ares -tadoora.

the dinner You get fmm oat of dfamcr es esootf. Buy sn Overland and trt pii AttentiorlH' Uncle Sam Wants You To Be Conservative WE CAN SAVE YOU $5.00 TO $10.00 We have the largest assortment of Men's and Young: Men's Clothing in town at popular prices. -Special attention to our Blue Sergre Suits, $25.00 Blue Serges for the Holidays, $1 8.00. We can save you from $5.00 to $10.00. on any Suit in our store.

YOUR INSPECTION IS INVTTED -at- The Leader Department Store MISS LAURENCE-WETHERILL Miss Maria Laurence- Wethet ill. New York society girl, wearing the new war uniform designed for women in war service on the French front Miss Wether I II has been driving a camion en the French front and is one of the most skillful operators la the motor service. UNCLE SAM, WARRIOR, IS A FORMIDABLE FOE WASHINGTON, Jan. 4. Uncle Sam has been wearing his war uniform nine months now, and this is about the way the situation sizes up as it relates particularly to the United States: The Army Personnel before the war.

Its strength now Before 1918 ends 265,000 1,500,000 2,000,000 Appropriations thus far $7,519,866,116 Additional aothoriza- tions .1 2,000,000,000 Estimates for next fiscal year 10,096,126,594 The Navy Personnel before the war 106,000 Officers and men today. 300,000 Appropriations $1,500,000,000 FUNERAL" HOWARD TODAY WOFFORD The body of Howard Wofford, of Co. Cjfln of T. J. Wofford.

of Lock-hart, who died at Camp Wheeler of intestinal obstruction, arrived in Orlando last night acompanied by Car) Rodenbaugh. The funeral cervices wilj be from Hand's undertaking at two o'clock this afternoon. Besides his parents Private Wofford leaves three brothers and four sisters The interment will be in the Patrick cemetery. DR J. A.

THOMPSON OSTEOPATH (KirksviHe Graduate) Office, Room 16 YoweD-Ducb worth Bufldinsr. Phone 494 OMAN ID Program Today MOLLIE KING in "THE SEVEN PEARLS KATHLEEN CLIFFORD in "WTIO IS NUMBER ONE" Beginning AND A TWO REEL COMEDY PRICES 5 AND 10 CENTS Vo War Tax on Children's Tickets Adults 2 Cents MATINEE 2:30 and 3:45 EVENING 7:00 and 8:15 SATURDAY -Clears ART CLASSES DAY AND SPECIAL CLASS FOR CHILDREN. F.Halsted St -dio 514 Magnolia Ave. Phone 545. Florida Sts.

Orlando, Fla. tttaef strtWng most modem hfrucal with tod to bay Liberal mora for five i Inch wfoaelbaart vacuus starting and fCfrrfas fT larg tumi i ete, tarry tr tyT-Mr at i Coat astUa gasonne tpxmsn fconse at at 4 o'clock Thursday when the Misses Lee, da ugh- tcrs.cf Mr. and Mrs. John M. Lee, became the brides of well known local yours? men.

Miss Ethyl was united in marriage to Mr. Ernest Roy Ftarbird, and Miss Mildred Lee to Mr. Walter M. Coble. The weddings' come" as great surprises to their friends in Orlando.

Congratulations are bestowed and well wishes are expressed for a long and happy wedded Lfe. The wedding was a quiet one, performed by Dr. Siebert, of Kissimmee, nnd both young couples will make their future homes in Orlando. -Mr. Starbird is a son of A.

Star-lird, of Apopka, county commissioner, and Mr. Coble Is with S. J. Sligh Tacking Co. I DH.

ANNA SHAWS REMARKS The following excerpt from the splendid address given by Dr. Anna Howard Shaw before the National W. T. U. convention held recently in 'Washington, D.

will appeal to readers. Pr. Shaw is at present chairman of the Women's Committee of the Cornell of National Defenr which was created for the purpose of put-. tin-r every woman's organustion. in the country at work and see to it that there is not a great deal of waste effort and bo Vhen the government at Washing-ten wants j.ny particular thing done ft notifies this committee which can tiri-e the rcaltcr upon every state () s.imn wtit- in tarn will reach th chairmen -l the various organizations of the respectnre states.

Pr. Shaw will be pleasantly remem- -rol by many who heard her speak at the Midwinter Fair In Orlando two years ago. "The government is going to ask ore and more of us. But I want to my to you women, do not sit meekly and make all the sacrifices and demand nothing in return. are asking us to conserve' food and allowing car load after car load to rot on the tide tracks of railroad stations." TTIE NEWYEAR19ia In the snows the Old Year goes.

-In a khaki uniform With a sword and a gun and a blanket roll, Ani a tent to keep him warm. Ti music of bells o'er hills and dells In silvery cadence floats, Tith the stirring sounds of the fife and drum. And the bugle's martial notes. A motor hums, and the New Year comes, A girl in overalls, Vtlih a bag of tools and a box of lunch As the whistle calls, For woman will sow and reap and hoe, And drive the ships and And turn the wheels of the mill that man May follow the stripes and stars. Minna Irving, In Leslie's Weekly.

I D. A. II. TO MEET TODAY The regular meeting of the u. A.

K. wV bs hM today at the residence of I Irs. A. B. Whitman.

The business meeting will be at three o'clock, and at four o'clock a program with Mrs. GIbbs, of Winter Park, as leader will be riven. All visiting members of the D. A. R.

are nivited to attend this prosTa- STIRINERS CLUB TO MEET There will be a meeting of the Orlando Ehriners' Club at the San Juan hotel January 7, at 7:23 o'clock. S. A. Johnson, secretary-trtasurer. NOTICE There will be no rehearsal of the Epring Music Festival Monday night, nr-d none until further notice.

Miss Dorothy Slemons, of Orlando, errived vesterday to spend a few days in Jacksonville before returning to Tallahassee to resume her studies in the State College. Florida Metropo-lis. 3 raie and Fire-lace Fiiitures the most attractive, practical, and up-to-date styles. CarJer-DoLaney Hardware, Co. st of Rent VUtrteC Ccrrr n.

and Court Et. I Corner Church and Boon The Happiest Fa xt J. iron fr It makes a happy, enjoyable event for the mhti family every time they nat ft. They wont be aathfted with anythmsj leaa than tha bta. tooniy aaay-riding.

bcatttilul Qui land ti-Poor. With they ride In comfort i luxury with a superabundance of power, ample i No other car of fences and taiaabte at anywhere Ttd Is why the rthe Four fa aa popular la cities. dens leal 112 epfmss elactrie terns easetar, family Ibb4 THE PHILUPS THEATRE Profiram FRIDAY AND mrt ss we3 ss oswr out of year toodrm tk advaMtagsof Js crest efficiency Ht of the c. GOLDWYN Presents MADGE KENNEDY in -BABY MINE Do not psit ft og youn ft If yw da. it jri esa accomplish saaf mmm rsss and live F.

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