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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-12-07
FoRTY-Two oesERTloNs.

Louisville. KY, Dec. l Tho general
stan has given the press a list Of the
men reported as deserters. The govern
ment pays $50 reward for the arrest
Of a soldier deserter. In time of war "A
general court martial has power o.
death for desertion The list is as fol-
lows:
A list Of forty two desertors has been
announced at division headquarters
Twenty three OF the men are Kentuck-
ians and one OF them was sent TO the
camp from Louisville. The balance are
mon from illinois and Indiana. The
list follows;
Isaac Anderson, enlisted at Pikeville
Ky. resident Of Sycamore, KY. Bona
Blackburn, I'ikevil,e. KY; Ancy Dam
Penny. KY: Fiz!e Petit, One Hundred
and Fifty-ninth Depot Brigade; Will
lam +. Sloan. One Hundred and Fifty
ninth Depot Brigade; Hiram Thomp-
son, Middlesboro KY; Clarence F1em-
ing Greerup. KY; Robert Lincch,
Gentry, Hardin county ILL.,: Norman
Ga'laher, One Hundred and Fifty ninth
Depot Brigade: Jesse Iiatton. French
burg. Menifce cnunty, KY. Floyd JUS
tice. Pikeville. KY. Herbert Kirk, De-
long Ky; r. p. Harrington. Carmi,
White county, Ill; George Myers. In
dianapolis. Ind: B. E. Wyatt, Cadiz.
KY: Martin Harcourt Lebanon. KY;
Wilmer Hammons Bedford, KY; HI
ram Craotree. Monticello. Ky; Will .
lam n. York. Calhoun, Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-12-07
Special TERM OF
CIRCUIT court.
DR.. MOORE FINED '5oo.-THs
FRAsuRE CASE IN TRIAL
FOR SIXTH TIME.


n c. Moore, Veterinary Surgeon, was
flncd sb0J ~ the Lawrence Circuit
Court this week fer shooting and
= oundiLg VIM. Carter. The shooting
occnrrad In Louisa n few weeks ago
ana Carter was st first thought TO pc
fatally wounded but has recovered
Circuit court convened in special SEES
sion Monday 20 try Robert Frasnre.
Or. Moore and Floyd wellman. rhs
latter case was continued until the
regular term.
Tho Fraaure case came up Monday
and the cours ordered that rs men be
rummoned from Madison-co, from
which 70 select jury. The sheriff
Wrought these men Thursday morning
ana az This time tho work OF securing
a jury from these men 10 in progress.
This win ne the sixth time this case
has been tried. Frasure IL charged
with killing ,l.s niece. Stella Kinney.
efe IL. near Olive Hill. about three
years ago. He has been convicted
twice ana three juries have disagreed.
The case was brought TO Lawrence on
change ~ veaue.
These MadisVn-co. men are fine loon
Ing fellows. and from their appearance
will make ideal jurymen.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-12-07
iNEz.

w. t Cain of Louisa was IN towf
Monday attending court.
A revival is in progress at the M. II
Church South. Prayer meetings were
held all last week preparatory to ths
revival On Thanksgiving the pastor
Rev. Samuels, preached Thanksgiy-
ing sermon. The evangelists could mol
reach here until Monday SO Rev. Sam
uels preached to large audiences both
morning and evening as The Baptists
gavo way and united with the services
at the NJ l.. Church South. The ser
vices arc attracting large crowds AM
much interest is being manifested The
preaching is being done by Rev. Knight
and the singing Is under the direction
OF Mr.. Thunlm
M. C.. Kirk of Taintsville. is attend
ing court.
Arthur and Irene Speer, who are at
tending Pikeville college. spent Thanks
giving and over Sunday with their pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Spear.
Mrs. l.. Talbert and daughter, Anna
Mary, of Paintsville, are visiting pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. P. Hinkle.
Miss Hester Newbcrry. who teaches
in the Pikeville High School, spent
Thanksgiving with her parents
Mr.. Sublett. attorney for U. +. G.
Co., is in town
MI. Wheeler is attending court
Babe Kirk was home from Alron
Ohio, over Sunday.
a social gathering OF young folks
was held at the home of Mr.. and MIS-
E, w. Kirk on Saturday night Suga.
being unobtainable. the hostess "Hoov-
erized" and served apples to the merS
crowd.
Mrs @ W. Hale leaves on Friday fvi
Red Star, w. Va, to assist her brother
Rev. l.. p. Kirk, in revival.
DIR A. p Sreer was in Huntington
last week.
f. w. Kirk OF Louisa spent Frida,
with home folks.
Lloyd Kirk is in Louisa undergoing
an operation for the removal Of ton
sils and adenoids. The operation wa:
performed by DR.. L. II. York.
Frank Crum, ono OF our soldiers Ii
spending few days at home. He IS tc
bc stationed ut Houston. Texas. and
viii leave soon for his post.
Lieut. Harvey Preece was in tovr
this week.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-12-07
ARRESTED FOR
IMPROPER WAR TALK
Thc Courier. journal saNs:


London, KY. Nov. 28.-H. T. Dunl-
gan, an itinerant preacher was arrest
ed to- day by United States Marshal r.
G. Ford and Deputy United States Mar
shal Spencer Fennell. and arraigned
before FEDERAL Judge A. NJ. J Coch
ran on a charge Of making disloys;
speech.
Dubigan Is said TO have been address,
ing street gathering in London. I'ur
ing his remarks IT is said he made
derogatory remarks eriticising the
United States soldiers now In training
for foreign service. charging them with
being trained to commit wholesale muir
der and that none of them would re-
turn alive He is also Charged with
having sale that II the American army
succeeded in vanquishing the Germans
they would have something to brag
about.
At this junctpre Dunigan's speech
was interrupted by Ned Yaden. far
mer OF this county who has son in
training at Camp Shelby. Miss. Yaden
pushed his way through the crowd
and grasping Dunigan by the shoulder
said:
Il have a son In the army who lie
ready to give his life for his country.
and am not going TO stand here and
listen to this kind Of talk. You will
have to cur 1t out"
The speaker replied: We'll 1 will
pray for YOUR boy"
Pray. h '" Yaden retorted. "Send
him some cartridges and something "a
eat"
The feeling OF the crowd becam+
aroused and Dunigan left London. hur-
riedly walking to Farriston. six milei
away where he was apprehended. Al
ter being placed under arrest D1nigar
was given severe cross examination
by Calvin 8. Weakley and his assis-
tant. Develin. of the Department Of
Justice. who also made an examina-
ton OF mis- personal belongings.
After heariny the eyidence Juds'
Cochran. in giving The man his free
dom, administered q severe lecture t.
him. DUNCAN protested his remark;
were not. intended US disloyal and tina
he expected to give two sons to Il
country.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-12-07
DRAFT EvApERs WILL
HEAD FIRST CALL LIST

Washington. December i.--Uncer the
new draft rules and regulations effect
i've December Is. men convicted of fail
Ing 20 register on iast June viii Be
dealt with more harshly than under the
aid system. Provost MArshai General
crowder announced today that such
men instead OF being given jan SEN
tencrs, a. had been done In many cahes
hcrctofrrc. viii be 80 listed W local
boaros a. 70 insure their call with the
nfnt increment summoned after tho
new rules are put In force.
Local boards are directed not TO seno
the rerisfrntion earda OF the convicted
men TO The stats Adiutant General for
serial number assignment. but 20 place
them at the top OF the nrst class H.
able for cali. Thus the men. v was
pointsd out. will forfeit all chances OF
me master liat rotation. except IN
oaaes where physlcai condition or the
terms OF the law require exemption o.
6cferred classification.
Men now under Suspended sentence
for falling 20 register also will be lis'-
"a a. the top OF the tirst class, Il was
announced.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-12-07
AN OHIO RIvER PROJECT.

Evidence multiplies OF the imperative
need Of utilizing our waterways as
carriers OF commerce. In the fifst real
emergency that has ever confronted
the United Statea er vaunted system
OF railways has fallen down. Cities are
crying for fuel and food, OF each OF
which there is plenty. and the railroads
blandly announce tncir impotence t.
move cars in sufficient numbers 20 pre-
vent discomfort and suffering. Lack OF
ply sical equipment, Inadequate termi-
nal facilities and absence OF co-ordina-
tim between the roads are now clearly
disclosed IN the very FIRST call upon the
railroads for emergency service.
While the railroads are stumbling and
blunderinR through this period as bes.
they can the time is opportune TO re.
habilitate the internal waterways ~
the nation. The formation OF a corpot
alton 10 utilize the ohio river was dis
cussed this week at Wheeling w. Va,
by business men OF that city. PittsSurg
Farkersburs and Charleston. Appai
ently Cincinnati. Louisville. Evansville
and other Important centers along the
river were not represented at this meet
ing. They should have been and should
continue TO be represented at all sub
sequenf meetings. II Will not be long
before tie Ohio will be navigable dur
ing all seasons, and preparation should
be made now 10 utilize The canalizad
river to the utmost Limit.
This prciect is Of particular interest
to Cincinnati, which has suffered more
greatly from railroad injustice and un-
fairness than any other large center In
lihe United States. II is high time tha'
srch retallatory relief measures as are
within our grasp should be embraced
Much tfat the ariloads have refused
car he obtained from proper utilization
OF the great waterway at cur doors. A
constant and dependable water stage
needs only proper wharfage and mod
ern boats adapted TO the traffic to givs
Cincinnati shipping facilities that vii
enable her TO snap her fingers at tn
autocratic makers and destroyers Of
lccmmurities.
The commercial organizations OF thii
city carnot AFFORD TO let Il e upper
river cities anticipate Cincinnati n
the use of the river. They should gel
Into the ba,,d wagon now and do a ful
share In the restoration OF the river I.
unprecedented usefulness --EnqMirer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-12-07
FATAL EXPLOSION IN
AN IRoNToN SCHOOL

Ironton. O.. Nopember 2s.-Explosioo
NJ : escaping eas which had accumulated
under the moor OF the auditorium OF 81.
Tawrence,s pa, a,ochIal school here his
afternoon caused fatal injury 10 ELY.
hetb Haas 10 Years old and serious
burna 10 AIN other persons. A dozen ad :
,Ii,,onai childrcn wero Injured sllghtly.
The Haas girl died late tonight.
tn. gas was ixni,cd when the janitor
and a plumber searched the cellar with
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-12-07
JUNIOR WAYNE ELkINs.

On November "a the death angel Wis
ited the home Of J.. W. Eikins and
claimed for ita victim . darling little
baby. Junior Wayne lcikins. aged one
year, eight months and twenty-oio
days. II Ha Who has the keys OF death
ana al the unseen world sees ~ %
take your darling babe, lot the words
u our savior comfort your hearts In
these sad hours. Suffer the little chill
dren 20 come unto me. and forbid them
not, for cf such is tho kingdom OF
heaven"
We laid the little ono TO rest in ths
home graveyard vufore n number OF
heir frlencs are sleeping waiting Tor
tho general resurrection 10 come.where
there win be no more parting. pain nor
death
Young children are the gems Of earth
The brightest jewels mothers i've.
They sparkle on the throbbihg bsiast
but brighter shine beyond the grave.
VI. C. c.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-12-07
Drilling For OIL in Elliott.

WinchestsG. Ky. December Ell
Holt county 10 engaging the earnest at
tsntion Of % nerous oil companies at
this time. Thu nrst we'll on the big
structure In Eastern Elliott county IL
now drilling at about 500 feet on the
DiaIs farm near Iaonville Sufficient
gn4 for drilling purposes was found ~
leRs than 400 feet and In now being
used for operations. Deep interest cen.
ters In this well not only because Of
the location on the structure. but bs-
cause Of the tact that the Big Injun.
Beree Grit and Irvine sands. all big
producing oil sands. un1erlie this sec
tivn a. approximate depths OF sno. 900
and 300 fect. respectively. The Rice
OIL company will begin a second test
well on the structure upon the compile
ton OF the DIals well at a point about
one mile north OF Burke.
The Ohio Cities Gas company haa re
Gently acquired extensive holdings In
Elliott county and win begin soon the
development OF this acreage by the
drilling OF several wells. Mr.. Rankin
OF Wisconsin. has arranged for a drill
ing Of well on his n. b. Gil.um lease
a short distance south and east oi
Burke. The Bourbon Oh and Develop
ment company las contracted for q
we'll on the L. c. Prichsrd farm nea,
Albert Postofiice. Material and machine
cry are being moved 10 location or
Sincell farm. whore Senator Humme
Will drill test we'll
The oil fraternity is warranted In be.
lieving that a thorough test IL noon /,
be made in Elliott county. The Carte
OF company A. v. OIL company. Ken.
See OIL company. Federal OIL company
Atlas Oil company, Kentucky I'roduc
ers' Oil company. 1'he United Fuel ant
Gas company. Arkansas Natural Ga
company. Delta OIL company. Haze
OIL company and Kansas Kentucky OF
company are among the numerous com
panies having holdings IN Elliott. Their
is scarce ly a farm in the entire count,
that ~ not now under ,ease
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-12-07
NEW SCHOOL LAWS PROPOSED

Charleston, w. Va. December a.
Declaring that West Virginia has out
grown her school laws. M. p. ShawiSey.
State Superintendent OF Schools. today
announced that he has called a State
School Code Convention to be held In
CiarEsburg December 27 and 2S. for the
purpose OF formulating and agreeing
upon the essentials OF a complete set
OF school laws to be presented to the
next Legislature for its adoption.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-12-07
Price Of Oi! Increased.

The new OF. well on r. r. Brssey's
farm was shot Tuesday and is making
a fine showing II filled up TOO feet IA
a few hours. II this indication holds
out in the test II win be the largest
well in the Lawrence county field.
The price OF oil was increased Wed
nes,lay in Kentucky to s2.26. this be-
ing raise OF 15 cents per barrel. A
proportionate increase was made ir
other States of the central territory.
rhis will tend to urge on the opera
tors and make up to some extent tbs
excessive cost Of drilling.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-12-07
N NEW YoRk ON WEDDING TRIP,

New York. III. Leslie Parker. the
king OF the Big Muddy" as no is
known In Wall street and In Wyom
ing. arrived IN New York several days
ago with his bride. who was Miss Ten
nyson Dawn Flanery OF Catlettsburg.
Ky. with them are MIR. and Mrs. Da-
via M. Howe.on. tie former Assistant
Attorney. General OF Kentucky and tn"
latter sister OF Mrs. Parker. who
were married at the same time as Mr.
and Mrs. Parker Beth couples are
spending few days at the Vanderbilt
Hotel. while Mr.. Parker looks after
the duties attendant 70 MANAGING =
half-billion- dollar oil field In Wyom-
ing, and later he and his bride will
make trip 70 Honolulu and Toxic. -
Courier Journal.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-12-07
Medical Boards

Medical Boards
TWENTY THIRD DISTRICT
Greenup, Carter. Elliott. Lawrence
and Boyd counties: prs. j. A. Sparks,
A.. c. Bond and 4. A. Salmon. Meets
at Ashland.
TwENTy-sEcoND DISTRICT
Magofin. johnson, Martin. Floyd and
Pike counties: Drs. Russell w. Ray
nor. NJ. Parsons ED e. T. Walters.
Meets at Pik.vtlle.
TWENTIETH DISTRICT
Wolfe. Lee. owsley and Breathitt
counties: Drs. o. II. Swango. T. p.
wickliffs end wiigLs Bach. Meats at
jackson.
Regal Boards
lAvrence-Clyde Miller. A J. Gar
red William Fulkerson.
Boyd-Frank Nallen. r.. c. Davis
j. J. Montague.
Johnson-Fred Hoyes. Sam Staple
ton, J. v. Ward.
Floyd. c. Hopkins w. w. Will
Jams. w. NJ. Dingus.
Perry Bailey Wooten. Henry Mill.
or. j. W. johnson.
Pise-A. S. AuIier. J. x. chiiders
j.. w. Robertson.
Knott-John caudin. }. w, Baker
Hiilyard Smith.
Martin--P. p. Hinkle. w. H. Nc.
Coy. p. b. Kirk.
Morgan-Evert Mathis J. E. Phipps
| q. L. Cisco.
Magofiin--John GARDNER. T. ]. Ar.
nett. Walter Prater.
Breathitt-South Strong. w.N.Cope
Caesar Hurst.
Letcher--Dave Hays, Lewis e. Har
vie. +. O. Yields.
wolft--G. b. Stamper. A. D. Ly.
kins. John Foster.
Rowan--D B. caudill. e. Hosg. T
W. Rose.
Elliott--M. NJ Redwine. John A
Gray. 1. T. Parsons.
Carter-Th.obald Tibble. Calhoun
Wilhoit II. T. Kennard.
Greenup-J. B. bennett. Thomas B
Nichols W. b. Cole
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-12-07
FOUND DEAD IN HOTEL
ROOM AFTER SEVERAL DAYS

Bearing papers indicating that he
was Harry Moore of Logan, w. Va
the body OF a man apparently 60 years
old was found In a room at the Alger
motel in Catlettsburg. It is believed
that death. occurred several days ago
Another paper found on the body re-
quested that II anything should happen
Anna Green OF Rockport Ind. should
re notified.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-12-07
HILL is SENTENCED.

charlestsi ii W. Va. Nov. 27.-Lo-
renzo Hfli. colored WIS fined 81 600 anil
sentenced to four years in the Atlanta
penitontiafy bs Judge Benjamin F.
Keller In federal court here today, fol-
lowing his conviction last week on
charge OF breaking into the postohice
at spriggs Mingo-co. and stealing $40
worth OF stamps George Brown. Britt
williams aud Jim Patterson also color
ed. convicted on the same charge, werc
ench tned s5c0 and sentenced to two
years IN the same prison.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-12-07
LIEUT.. LoAR vlslTs HOME
The Huntington Herald saxs:

The Huntington Herald says:
Fred Loar- newly commissioned sec
ond lieutenant arrived home from BIT.
BENJAMIN Harrison. where he has been
IN training At the FIRST camp Lieu
tenant Loar. much to the surprise Of
some Of his friends failed to get COM
mission. but undaunted he essayed the
tr'insne the second time and made
good. He has been ASSIGNED to The ar
tillery. He appeared very soldierly In
deed in his new uniform He is grad
uate Of the University OF Virginia.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-12-07
cEREDo VISITOR HERE.

J.. NJ. Stephenson was at Louisn on
business Monday. Mit went up to the
Lawrence county capital to look after
his real estate interests. Ho owns some
real estate in the vicinity Of Louisa and
there is prospect of a goodly supply Of
oil and gas underlying the property.
He says OIL is being struck all around
his land and that indications are that
he may have Some beneath his. -Ce-
redo Advance.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-12-07
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Rev. J. H Stanbaush pastor OF the
Louisa Christian church, breaches her,
morning and evening of the first and
third Sunday In each month. 12~7-tf
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-12-07
MEDICAL AND LEGAL BOARDS
FOR sELEcTIvE DRAFI !

Among Kentucky's legal and medical
advisory boardS for the selective draft
appointments aa follows have been
made.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-12-07

At Leutlerwood creek Mrs. Matilda
Ison. aged about so. good woman OF
the lower section OF the county. died
after long Illness.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-04-28
PATRIOTIC AND
MILITARY SERVICE IN
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Company ID of the Second Florida
Infantry has accepted the invitation
of the Rev. VIM. B. Curtis to attend
and take part in a patriotic and mil
itary service to be held in the Epis-
ccpal Church this Sunday morning
at eleven o'clock. Plans have been
made whereby this service may be
beautiful and appropriate. The
Church will be decorated with the
Stars and Stripes; the choir will sing
patriotic hymns, and the Star Span
gled Banner will be played. There
will be appropriate prayers and adj
dress by the Rector. The offering at
this service will be given to the
company fund.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-04-28
o. C. V. MEETING

Lakeland Camp No. 1913, U. c. ",
met in the City Hall at 10 o'clock
this morning, ]. A. Chapman com
mander in the chair.
The meeting was called to order
and opened with prayer by C0mrade
McMullen. The roll was called and
the following were present: Allen,
Cox, Chapman, Childs, Crazy, Hutch
ingson, McMullen, Mathews, McClel-
lion, Odum, Pollock, Willoughby.
The minutes Of last meeting were
read and adopted.
General order No 2 from Gen. B.
C. West of the Third Brigade, in re-
gard to the official route to Wash
ington reunion was read and placed
on file. A letter from Congressman
II. J. Drane in regard to President
Wilson's war speech was read and
placed on file. Election of delegates
to the Washington reunion being in
order, J.. A. Chapman and w. T.
McClellion were nominated. On
motion, nominations were closed.
On motion the adjutant was instruct
ed to cast the ballot Of the Camp for
Chapman and McClellion as dele
gates, which was unanimous. j. d
Allen and j. w. Bryant were nom-
mated as alternates. On motion they
were duly elected by reclamation.
On motion of ]. A. Cox the dele
gates were instructed to work and
vote for the next State reunion to
be held at GAINESVILLE.
The adjutant was instructed tt
draw on the treasurer for money 70!
two delegate badges.
\ card received from Robert f
Lee Chapter, u. d. c., of Columbus
Ohio. requesting donation of flowers
or money for memorial exercises t.
he held at Camp Chase on June 9
1917.
Send flowers to Mrs. D. B. Ulrey
50 South Warren avenue.
Send money to Mrs. o. ]. Oller
442 Oakland avenue, Columbus. o.
Dues paid: w. T. McClellion, 81
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-04-28
First Methodist Church

$3.50 Sunday school The offering
will be for the Chldren's Home at
Enterprise, Fla.
IL o'clock; Morning worship. Ser
man by DR.. Fl. II. O'neal All who
heard DIR. O'Neal last winter will be
Pleased to know that he is to preach
at this hour.
1880 p. M, Meeting of the Inter
mediate League.
$50, meeting of the Senior Ep
worth League.
1880 Evening worship; subject OF
sermon Gods Greatest Eenemy."
$3.50 Tuesday. Boys prayer meet
ing.
T:30 Tuesday Mems prayer
meeting.
1880 Wednesday, Midweek prayer
meeting in the Church.
The public is cordially invited to
worship with us.
l.. ID. Lowe, pastor
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-04-28
At The Churches Sunday

with a meditation on Digging Again
the Wells"
Sunday school at 9:45 a. M, with
classes for all ages.
Teachers and Parents Training
Class. Monday evening at 1880. Many
teachers from other schools, as well
as parents, having asked for the priv
ileges of the class, VIC extend cor
dial invitation to all teachers and
parents to attend.
Mid-week prayer meeting Wednes-
day. 1880 p. m.
Strangers and citizens alike are
cordially invited to all services in
this Church.
Next Sunday, May 9Th, the Lords
Supper will be celebrated and new
members received
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-04-28

| AKELAND-Ther was a wash out
in the Lakeland Steam Laundry
FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY IN
IAKELAND-Roscoe Skipper was
reported to have a tumor. Today he
has two more tumors
The Tampa library is now open
and Tampans are more than proud
Of their new acquisition. Physicians
will now look up cure for BOOK
WORMS.
QUESTIONS ANSWERED - Nora
c. No, l would not tell him what
you think; 1t might hurt his sppe-
tite.
Horace Smith. The coin you ask
about was made in 1919. The cent
was taken from Ed Pinaud's Oil OF
Roses.
Wonder If any one else wants to
touch Uncle Sam for a loan. The
Old Boy must have some coin in his
jeans.