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St. Cloud Tribune Vol. 17, No. 12, November 13, 1924 University of Central Florida STARS St. Cloud Tribune Newspapers and Weeklies of Central Florida 11-13-1924 St. Cloud Tribune Vol. 17, No. 12, November 13, 1924 St. Cloud Tribune Find similar works at: https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-stcloudtribune University of Central Florida Libraries http://library.ucf.edu This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers and Weeklies of Central Florida at STARS. It has been accepted for inclusion in St. Cloud Tribune by an authorized administrator of STARS. For more information, please contact [email protected]. STARS Citation St. Cloud Tribune, "St. Cloud Tribune Vol. 17, No. 12, November 13, 1924" (1924). St. Cloud Tribune. 113. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-stcloudtribune/113 1294 NOVEMBER 1924 8T < I <»I I) TKMPERAT-JRX „SUN|lBX)NfTUEl!W_DifrHUi FRI 'SAT • Llo you -na?*d any Job Printing tndiiy? [ I II to, •cnil or phonn ua your nrdar now ! 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Iinui nml announces 1 Legislature: 'I'll.* soeond report i>|" Hu* dona I Ions city council mi'l in MMten al tin* i-h> eorls uiis tttOU ill the ei:.v purk Insl it he has boon So Impressed wllh Ihi* W. It. 1IOKWIN 1:121)1 :;j .;:: i:il) u T:i|l1« 8TI i.i Jijj.ll) 21 lmai li'ri'insl ;,v tho Lllllll s.ine e Iiie lust •nil.'] Iul seenery lu this senium tlinl luiU liint .Mnmlay litnrniiij-. Tin* mln Snmhiv iiftorniion. Willi Mr. J. M. reporl publlahed ln Th W.M. 1 AM.ISS --[1.I2| I ir. 217; 1| tl] U7I l.-.o*, 1.717 Tribune Is ni' *-. nt iiii* pri-vti'iiM nw.injr wi*ii "I •81B ns illreet.ir. IIII.I ninny hive betas, made i..,iuy nml I,.- will iiinke several shafcheo ••tang ri'iiil nml n*>}>n>v<'<l nfler wbh*h llu „ how a tottil Hhcrlff: baan ti.<* tanmaBrts aaal eoMpUments of .S7o.nn received sin.-., the former . • - stuy ill llle eity. HUI'HUOII of clMUlflg llu* t-Hy wtitei ; ; . I upon the itooil abowlnj the loenl band poi-i. while th,. subsrrlptlena are Mr. Nlsla-I is one of Ibe young urtiata tnnk WIIH ilisiiiNsnl, nml thn tunk WIIH 1.. It. lAKMKIt |-tlHI •Xt «I|171) 1S| 7U|2.14| 37| if l|o.M 2(111325 | inini,• ou that iir.iislon. The !> I '. aoMing in nbeiy there i. sim „ shoat- - in haa aaaa recognised in m.iny arsys nnt ri PII rli'iuii'it nl BM Mr-ynr MU- ItllllT UtANKKIMtl. ItSSl 8| 17|l.-i7 1, I2| i«| ir., ISO II (tll 1 i.y Art oiKnnl/.iillotis of 1'. •• o| now eontpoaed of eiubieett members Bl the iimiuuii needed for the Mu I IIII wns ut-M nirti il tu tipixilnt 11 Clerk ol Court: lilll •11 1 In.-lu.lint; the illrts-tor. ninl with the He ttudled nt iln- Rhode i-.li.nl Ichool iiiiiiiiiitli't' for thi' pttfctUMsl on ii tnii-t 1 son-..n. nud those whose imiues hnve • lleslKlis uml Arl Slu.I.nils' League .1. 1. oVKltSTUKKT |4N1| 3ll| TJI237 in Tll .'71 :i.-,| '•' L'l .2.18 23|flKli supply of new lliuale reeenlly re- not appeared ,.n tba Hal ara urged tn nl' luml in iiislatl mi lni|rlt'im*iit hi nisi* eelvtsl. mn ny- tfooil prourttnis in*' in -- Ni w V>il'k ; truvebsl nml sliidi.'.l t'i shelter eily iiiiirliiiii*rv. Counly .liulKe: Illlll 1 1 1 innko their contributions IIS soon us Kim.pel was president ill llle A:*: stoi'i* I'm* lhe inusle lovers of lhe city possible. Th,. season of rnn.-erl*. bus H. \V. 1'i.rti-r iii»|>e.ire.l lii'l'mv tht T. I.. HM Kit V.I22I. si lir. 22 III " I'H [In Iln* ,..ls i,, ,,.„„.. no -.started nud llu* fun,Is will be s lib-lit-' I.o.r-llo of New York I'll f. council on behalf nf iiie band Mklnf ,1. W, l ll.IV Kit :;;s ii*. 'in; (11 L'l tll L'L' 8 Mtljj^l The l.unil is composed entirely of -.1, I illlll..'.II,He,.. Won n .liver .1 ll .11 lite I'lllt- Iheir >H|i[n>i t. ,11*1, KviK.silion : lliilunnleli I'rize "local niiisl.'iiins nml wllh Iln* eo ..pern 'll... B 1•..iiiiiiniiiii K sines ii s| rs port Mr Pennon nl' Un- PoUrUu oil Oo., Prosecullnc Allonicy: I lllllll it. National Academy; Durham Hon of tbe eiiizens ,,f nu. community ore ii]i|n:ir.'il before tin* potmcU ninl PAT JOHNSTON X l.l It:. 1 I n.'.|24<i| in| tt 122 21 llitl IBS nl tin* C eili.ut Ae.l.l. tny of win moke one ..f the besl bands in .\l •-. iit.-ire Calklao u-mnt. .1 in know if nil aeed tl i lie eity 10.00 ' ne .\. is; ut...i won i list ..i tin- .*.!. IAKisl.ll il". I-' ol JLS 2 is L-II7 " 8 '• ihis section. They ara always rendy 1. II. 1 •«• .-..IKI plmit foi- the p|ftf1 ye.'ir an* \ II for iinpi.rtiiiit occasions, - .illl nl' 1 1 llOt Allisls. Supl. I'ub. liislrtiilioii: lo "linn out* 1 •it-nil _^__- •J.IKI antmtuetoty, mul if so would like tn I I I Illl 1,1 11 t..i Uiis by Isadlnj the A i'ln picture entitled 'i'ln* RurrylfiR nnd ilein.ni-tr ii. A 11..I.itl.nil I.IHI Rlgf] the i -ui...nl io tnmUli nil for SAAI llltAMMAU llu a. us.Lin :i: .1,211.-, ,:i; s ii -jsu j.-, i I.NI Day parade last 'r.I'­ I. ver" considered liis In isi erpi wns i Ig Armistice .1. It r.i i-l in J.llll Iiie minim: >i-iir. YOWKI.I. 1'.. ll .!;...* morning, i.hi.-o.l I.y Ibe : ..uu. il of llle Nu­ I'. K I 1I> I J I I ; I • 'i A. His- •Jll.l Mr. Mike Peitermn, thr el-ectrlcnl Tl n. .ii nexl siin.in.i win ha .In -..rI ll, ii Academy from ilo Ranger Fund. 'l'n\ Assessor: ___| : II Illl .Y 1'ii.l, 5.00 euflne• r. was preaenl and ita^ed tbnt lol.I nt iiie oily park nt 8:80 o'clock \V 1 Eteaga n 1.00 .• pi, line- |,i.i-. In,s,',| by this fund ure w. I. HAKHKH I.",:; 3(1 Ml 217 |s 7.'. 12771 32 Ll L'L'I Ll 1 is: iln* nil hns bean rery mtlafnctoor mul aad iiio .iiiz. ns art nrged t,. is- pn s .1. l.v Mtlsie ^^ . 2.IHI go i.. tin* National Uallery In Wash* im timm-h, tin- council would ba bona* .ion. ii. c. ir tbey ext rvlss taa) pp* It. ,1. llll.l.lCIIUANIlT -_|'H2| "Bj 1|14'.' 1, ti) 07111 17.". n 11)2 ent ill lui*.*,. nuinltei's. Yon will not 1st Lores 1.00 lit 1 eil hy .-.i_iiiiii- I lie e..iii lint. Ar- ..nly enjoy ihe program, l.nl if yon uM t n within live yetira after the death of ':ix Colleelor I I I lilll IB, Kiln w. Armour ."..INI iMiiui'nnnis mra mnda fm- tbe coming attend your presence will encourage \l .-< Mrs. Solon Browc • n.iai * .* iiriist. This picture litis I ti ymt. I. BANDY* 177 :ll 72 27 1 I'. 71270 ."..'. Ill 17 L'ss LII, 1.-.'.>.'. ( tl.e bond lo give the voiy best ih,., S. t . Lackey 1.00 .II.-I* I., ih. Telfair Academy, al Mny nr .Mi Mullen reported bo .hi hnve. 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