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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-06

Florida reported 5O,o16 farms in
1910, The state could contain ten
times as many.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-06

Florida has the only sponge fish,
cries In the Union. Tarpon Springs
shipped more than 100000 worth
in 1917.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-06

Florida ranks first among all states
in the Union in the production Of
turpentine.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-06

Inc year aroma reaching lilo all sec
tons of the country and constituting
arteries of traffic easily access:bly Il
all Such highways should he pait
for by taxation fairly proportionet
according to benefits received.
Ownership by federal government
and operation as far as necessary, o.
a merchant marine for the extension
OF commerce and the establishing O
new trade routes.
"The federal government should re
tain and exercise such extraordinary
powers as II has employed during ths
war for the protection Of the consum
ing public against profiteers, and thu
state and municipalities shall acquire
and use similar powers for the pro
lection Of their people from profteer
ing in business.
THE principal Of the initiative ant
referendum should be adopted in stats
and nation and provisions made for It'll
proper application in order that the
voters may be in absolute control o.
the government in nation, state ant
city.
Novel Newspaper Scheme
There should be a permanent ma
tional bulletin controlled by thres
men, one select = majority and one
by minority Of Cl ,ress and one b,
the President. Bulletin to present
important things done by Congress
and important things done by the ad.
ministration. Editorial space to bt
divided among parties in Congr ess In
proportion to vote in Congress, each
party to name its own editorial writ
er, The bulletin should be published
monthly between the campaigns and
weekly during campaigns, and should
be furnished at not more than cost to
such voters as desire it.
Universal military training viii
not be necessary if the peace is built
according to the plan announced by
the President and Lloyd George
namely: upon plan that initiates
upon earth the reign of the Prince OF
Peace. Lloyd George announced, i'm.
mediately after the armistice was
signed, that such a peace was hoped
for and the President cabled approval
of the sentiment A peace that would
compel greater military training than
was thought necessary before the war
would be step backward instead OF
forward. Any physical development
that might be needed in the event of
war can be secured by compulsory ex
ercises in our schools, consistent with
the spirit of peace, without loss o!
time or material increase in expenses.
Such exercises can be stimulated by
a system of prizes extended through
the entire period of development, and
open to countrywide competition"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-06

An ordinance ordering the grading pssnas
CURLING AND otherwise improving OF esrlAin
streets and highways in the CITY OF Iahe-
land. Polk County, Florida
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
JAZZ DOWNS PIPES
iInEpipe IL Giving Way. and Highland
EtlnE Makes t""m for Turkey
Irnt.

EDiNBt HGil. SCOTLAND. November
23.---Thc baspipc is giving way 10 tho
jazz land: the Highland hing is MAX
ing room for the turkey trot and on"-
step.
LIS those Yamks They're turning
everything upside down. All was 80
natural and regular when Mact;rcgor
gave breath Oh his pipes to The
Scotch-lihc to see the ladies and the
!asSicr doing the Highland hing.
But nae more.
The American sailors. who are IN
great quantities in Scotland. felt help
less standing about Watching the old
time Scotch dances.
so they rugged up "A dance hall above
"a second hand shop--that is. the
American Young Mems Christian As
sociation helped EN- rig it ON came
the navy's band. Uncorked was the flow
of jazz
Toes that just couldn't behave wern
soon twnkling the trots and steps
american. Aud what's more the BON
nj" lasaici Joined i'm and arc DOM. the
Amer icon dances; and they like them
Ana what about MicCircgor, Ills
baEpipe lies quite still in The corner
and he says says he. to sandy:
SANDY. ma lad. | ha na vcr,:, grave
abuse 10 <. the Jazz an these un-
canny Yankee jumps. I'm Il sober mon.
and Al deacon at nc Kirk. bu; I'm ma
the Yankee tune and dance wi a'indu,-
cnce. But hist. sandy. mon I'm a eau
tl"n also. an had ma fears these
fanks Will ma rest content wi silenc-
Ing The pipes: they'll want us Ia uui;
oor ki!tics yet"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

nor concentrate his mind GA hts work
advised him to take two tiyc-grain taiirts
81 ph"sph"ratcd malt after each meal In
less TRAN ten days he walked into NV Office
'ui! Of vim and viGor his eyes bright his
step Nrm and his manner that Of "A man uf
twenty-five. although he was we'll past
hny"
rho value "f malt tx well known to All
physicians. IL IL u rnnarka b, tonic and it's
she builder. Combined with pi,oapInrus as
IN pilosphorai"d malt, il increases mental
activity. balances he blood and aids tho sys-
TEN 10 convert food into iivin, tissues rhc
old liquid forms Of malt are UNPLEASANT 10
take. and besides. mos; of them contain
alcohol phusphnratcd malt has the tissue
building properties Of malt without the evils
"i alcoholic stimuaii"u After IL few days
OF II you wake up In the morning vigorous
md refreshed, ready to rise and begin tho
days work with double confidence. optimism
nd endurance.
N",c tho feeling Of cxhilaration Often no
lt:"ablc after few weeks use of phos-
rhorntc, malt a not duo IL siIniula ton Ii
" ne chrcrfulncss that comes OF, ucrfcct
hs;;In in The NE s,Eeam lows freely
unL enabling The organs OF .cIminittion 10
throw on, the pusnns Of which tho body
needs TO l.c rid, The checrfuncsa or n nor.
eel health and lrnitlcss noGriHhnlent III so
rare 10 nins! pe9ulc aB ~ he remarkable and
strange. A. Phospl,rratrl. malt iF i,i'iy MI
Tragic, l,auer. Polk hiller.--Ad :, :, -
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Nerves Need Phosphorus
Like Muscles Need Food
says Doctor WI" r,cs

Fos'o-, Mass Your nerves need thvs-
rhorus like your muscles need food" SAYS
Dr Reid. and The trouble with mos; mon
and women is that they have exhausted their
natural supply of phosphorus and find ,,,.u,-
selves run down. weak aud nervous Often
thy look strong, as ii they could do a full
days work, hut while ih"y have :, certain
Kind of strength they lack cuduraucr 'rh.v
MISC lack decision aDd lind IL difficult 10 con.
ceutrAte on one thing aud finish IT, and they
arc nervous. irritable aud easily startled
"But generally a lack uf p!Ivsui,nr,,s shows
Itself In a lack of general ni,rps, ana pcop,e
arc often Thought to tc lazy whereas they
are only nerve starved. For pionths ar wears
they SO ON using Iittl.. more ph.,spiiorus
than tho system produces Till their store 1,
exhausted and CouplctS ncrvo,,a br,,,,l
down is al tnui 10th mind aud bow .r,
affected and nothing imprcsscs Them or in
tcrcats thcm as II "nr" did. II !s danger
GUS aud nccdlcss to run into srvh ~ com,li.
ton. for if taken in time the supply of phos
nhorus can he rcplcnishcd Two fiyc-t.ruin
tablets or phosphoraicd malt after each m,uI
for ten days Will usually he aika hat is ncces
sary.-
II have seen phc3phornlcd malt produce
astonishing results in u very short time re-
Gently n patient came Ia me physically run
down and M the verge III u mental cola t,s,. 4
His daily work had become Lrulgery and nc
got neither rest nor recreation. from his
ypvfts or holidays. lilo could Mother sleep
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
P0SLhM'S BALM
ENDS ITCHING
SO0THES SKIN

For eczema YOU must have an eli :
Gent. cnnnct:nt rcmcdv 10 see true re-
suits. Poslam is so good for skin trou-
bieS tEat you can make no MISTAKE in
trying IL first and for all Apply right
on the places that burn itch and har-
rass: they VIII he <pacificd. southed.
cooled. Poslam offers quality to cacn
ounce that cannot be cuuallcd by
pounds OF inc.icicncy. For every form
of eruption on tic skin. pimpics. scalp
scale. rashes, hicmishes. burns. itching
feet.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write 10 Emergency Laboratories. 243
West i1th ST, New York City.
Urge your SIX Kin to- become clearer
brighter. better. through the daily use
OF POS lam Soap. indicated with Pos
ain.-tdV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
ITALIANS PLAN LEAGUE
FOR WlLS0NIAN SOCIETY
Effort VIII he Mndr to Join with Other
Nations and Decide Upon Common
Pinn Of tctirn.

Nations and Decide Upon common
P'hh Of tctirn.
NEW YORK. November ga Uni
NcrSal League for the society OF Ma
lions with President wilson's program
Tor league OF nations AS "A platform
was formed recently in Milan by the
committee for Action among the mutt
league formed in Italy is analogous
70 those already existing in the
Snl,ed states. France and England and
intends to open communications with
them to decide upon a common plan
OF action.
Lieutenant Cipriano racchinetti.
president OF the league. in "A speech at
the hrst meeting said: The aspirations
OF PRESIDENT Wilson may seem too
hi, vai lXt. ever TO become a reality;
but wilson. during the war has dem
0nstrated that he is more practical
than most men. Will It no; be possible
men that IN the peace conference the
he accepted? All the allies have adj
hercd to the Wilsonian League OF
ShtiohS. put IL is necessary tina. to
TINS acceptance there he added the ar-
ceptancc or the people Therefore this
committee has made itself the author
OK popular movement for Il uni
NerSal icaSuc Toy socicyt Of nations.
SO that II may exert Il ;benefcial in
iuencc on the government and get in
'ohcn "ith al! similar leagues abroad"
an order OF the day. read before the
committee stressed the point :hat ii
would be Impossible and rnons;rous to
return; alter the war 20 the antagon-
iStic. indiVidualistic systems in exis-
tcnc" nefore its outbreak. and that the
war let loose by tho central nowers
would result in the TRIUMPH or rinht
ana IN new system Of international
relations. The Italian committee would
Ihc!nde among those forming the
League Of nations an the nations
Which fought against the central
powers. those which broke diplomatic
reIotions with them. and ali neutrals
which accept President Wilson'S points
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Iicncctors for Army.

NEW YORK, November % To
ccllent service rendered in night war
rare by the Italian system Of rchcctors
has caused Congress TO appropriate
sl.60v.0oU for the application and per-
fcctinE OF III" Italian system Tor use
by the American army. The War De-
partment, after studying the reflector
systems In use on the various fronts
decided that the one used by the liai-
ians against the Austrians was the
most satisfactory. On it's recommen-
datioa the Italian system Will be
adopted for the American Army!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

and comforts Seems TO reach right
down to the seat OF the trouble. warm
ing ana casing the nerves and tissues.
You can almost feel the infiammatio
swelling or stiffness subsidc as the
pain grows less and less
You don't even have TO wait to rub
In SioanS Imminent. II penetrates
an" It's clear. clean liquid can be
poured right on the skin without
STAINING. Get generous size bottle
from your druggist to-day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
Important Mews
Quickly Told
EUents From Various
Sources Reduced to
Minimum Space.

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY OF OC-
NuIA ION. Friday November %
sion OF troops which entered Brussels
this morning with King Albert. One
.a,taiion OF fine, looking fellows from
from the coast states. WAS followed by
battery OF artillery from the Fifty
tnird Br g..de.
COLUMBIA. TENN, November "a
Kentucky dog belonging to j. w.
t.h"nault. new president Of the Nationa!
Fox Hunters Association. won the der
hy Held trials which to-day ended the
1918 meet OF the association. MIR.
thenauli also won the special hunting
ana trailing loving cup offered by Miss
Louise l!err!n, daughter Of W. x. Her
rin. the retiring president of the assoc
citation.
MANILA. +. l.. November 23.--Thc
Philippines mission TO America has
postponed its journey. pending the re-
turn of President wilson from France.
The Legislature has passed resolutions
oongratulatins the United states on
tn csuccessfui ending Of the var.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. November %.
The local union Of the United Assoc
citation. Plumbers, Gas and Steamft-
tors and Helpers. tonight adopted, by
Unanimous vote. u resolution approv-
Ing the proposed general strike as "A
protest against the execution OF Thorn
as j. Mooney. labor leader.
NEW ORLEANS. November 23.-Thc
sugar industry OF Louisiana faces ruin
and absolute banhruptcy.' Unless i'm
Mediate action - taken by the United
states food administration TO remove
all restrictions governing the distri-
button OF Louis lana sugar" or az least
"ithdraws the necessity OF certificates
tar as the CHARMED ana lower graurs
OF sugar are concerned, according 10
"a telegram sent from New Orleans TO
the sugar division OF the national food
administration this evening.
NEWPORT NEWS VA November
23.-lrisauicr-' 'eir.ai iarie" -. rer-
SuSon, who recently succeeded Major
General Gro;c Hutchinson as coinman-
der OF the pore %: cnibarkation here
said to-day tnit some Oi the American
cApcdi;iOnary forces when they are
brought nome. viii be dcharkcd at
Charles on. :. -. and other Southern
ports.
DALLAS. TEN. November 23-"Tom
NoOnc, viii never hang. declared
Samuel GonpeGs here tonight. lie
WAS convicted on p-riurcd evidence"
cont.uuen the Labor leader. and or
Gdni@cd .ibor VIII put up stronger
ngnt than ever Tor him.
HAVRE, %oyembc, -3--i.ouyain. the
cI;y OF tears and horrors mas been
passed by iHe Belgian army reoccupy-
King hlbe,ts army now stands east
OF ,he heap OF ruins that was once
on" OF the most beautiful cities in the
=
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
DON'T ENDURE RHEUMATIC PAIN!
HERE'S QUICK RELIEF FOR YOU

Stop the pa IN. Give me relief!
That's what YOU want when you're
hurt That's what YOU get with
Sloan's Eminent. 1t not only kills
pain but does il quickly, without
delay.
n you're tormcnted by rheumatism.
Neuralgia. Sprains. Bruises. Backachc.
and body or nerve paiu---just see how
quickly little Sloaus Eminent gives
relief The very first applica ton rests
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
NEGRO HELD ON CHARGE
OF HOLDING UP GROCER
Louis Ellison. I"O Federal street, tc-
hcrcJ or $40 ut Point OF Gun
III StDrc.

Joe Johnson. twcnty-ycar- colored
youth. is in jail on ii charge of assault
and robbery. having been arrested late
yesterday in connection with the hold
eral Street. an Friday evening
Edison last night is said to have
identified johnson aa the negro who
entered his store Friday. lcveIed "a gun
at the proprietor, and demanded his
money. Ellison said that he turned
IN" cash register over to the colored
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
YANKS GET BOOKS
Th-Sc Explain tho ncinti,c Value. OF
tOtnH In the Various
Countries.

LONDON. November Ga pocket
exchange table booklci showing at a
glance the English aud French cuuivu-
Tents OF American money is being dis
tributcd among American troops by
NcssrS. ThomaN Cook G. Son to sir,pli-
~ the remittance Of funds between
America and Europe. They have also
invited members of tho American forces
Great Britain. France and Italy. aud
To utilize tho facilities they offer for
the receipt and forwarding OF mail
matter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
Clemson College Defeats thurman.
'Br associated i.css.1

CLEMSON --oLLEGE S. c.. Novcm
her 23.-Clcnson College defeated Fur.
man University. GS to :, here to- day
The visitors scored their only touch
down when GrcSscttc intercepted q
forward pass in the last period. Ali
son, OF Clemson, ran seventy yards for
touchdown. The game was featured
by the succcssfui forward passing at
tack OF Clemson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
Underwear Maker, 10 ucc,

kNONNlLLE. TENN, November %
]. II. Johnson. Of Knoxville, president
OF the National Association o! Hosiery
and Underwear Manufacturers. has is
sued call for meeting o: the or
san!Za uon. III Atlantic city, y. j. be-
cember 6 and = The meeting sill fol-
low conferences OF the war service COM
mittce. under auspices Of the Chamber
Of Commerce OF tho United States to
hc held in Atlantic CRY. December T.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

Ne" YORK. November 23.--Thc ex-
The enormous industrial
development which has benefited cSpc-
orally northern provinces of Italy
Signor l'ari. Secretary for tho Public
works. departments. is preparing. with
the cooperation Of the Minister OF
the Treasury. an INDUSTRIAL nrricultn-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

Great Lakes Naval Training Station.
has been detached from the statio,,
cording to word received atCthc station
tonight. He will be given command
of one OF the 1i:,vy's. newest battleshipS
and will be succeeded at the C;reai
Lakes by Captain a. X scales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

hiShwayman. who took il outside
cracked 1t open. aud disappeared with
$40: Patrolmen Harmon and Ford arr
rested Johnson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

VIII Join Sen Forces. lit
CHICAGO. November 23-Captain
William a. MoTe't. commandant Of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
CsUnIES tUuR RED
BOMBS TUCKED UNDER WING.

SS the hTSt transport StcamS with
IN the break water OF the French port
a seapianc comes SwoopinG in from
the sea. Fou: red bombs ar. tuck ed
side by side under ia right-hand wing
hut three OF IN" four are missing from
the rack on the other side The CAPTAIN
OF the troopsh.p notes this through
his glasses and remarks upon the fact
10 the American colonel standing by
his side. They speculate for few
moments as 10 what use may have
been made OF tho missing bombs.
perhaps IL was the same submarine
that laid that rinc," suggests the
Captain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
DEADLY HORNS PnoTHIrDE
FROM SIDES OF MINI:

mine II is sure enough As tin.
transports draw near II can he seen
'ioating scarce Cables length from tne
destroyer's quarter. Only a small
patch OF its rounded bulk shows abov.
Inc surface. i;ut the small patch is
grit with tho deadly horns. a touch
OF which fires the charge OF cAp,os.ve.
AS the transports move on at quart
ef-speed. one destroyer fingers DC.
mind II moves safe distance away
from the noatinS mine. Then comes
inc rattle of its machine :, ,in. The
gunner is firing at the niimc. Suddenly
thefc comes squirt OF uaMe and
smoke. drowned Immediately BY "A huge
spout OF secihinS water as the mine
oAplodes The destroyer resumes its
place At tho head OF the column
The airship drifts back TO give the
!NH.Ciear,' al a signal from The lea der
the convoy resumes tul!-spced. and
without further Incident IN. passage
Is ccmnleted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

raj and ccoponie program, which will
pi iiicipally benefit the southern prov
inccS of the peninsula
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24
SAIL DAILY
FROM ENGLISH SEAPORT
transports Travelling in Pairs, Close.
~ Guarded by Airship aud
Three British Dcstroycrs.
NINE HATS WHOLE CONVOY
oh'y Small Part OF Floating Menace
Van &c DESCRIBED by StraininG
i!cs Of Soldiers Lining Rails Of
Troopships.

NN ENGLISH FORT. November 20
Day after day the steady stream Of
american soldiers pours through this
port, Ell route TO France. Never was
NC town SO busy, never has ii seen
-uch an uneHding stream Of new faces.
most OF these men. from the far-oif
|"'dles. have been IN England only ii
IT," Jays at the most. 'ihCy land in
ttne north, thu: hurry ACROSS John
hliIS isianu. .nd tncn are on again,
|'cTvs3 tue slIv.. waters OF the tnan-
|"el, Tor then ultimate destination
nc scene "a, the docks mere tx al
,'ss one % great interest Tor
privileged Few who are permitted
TO Witness ~. Al! day long The guest
1''oPships are Ioadirs ana depar,ins.
no process is a TapiL one: cverytaius
hpv ycS Win military precision.
rive minutes before tue troOpShip
arts. there Is 81 long warning blast
On Inc siren soon tue big ship slowly
Scis away from the pier and heads
70! Inc open water. iIS rails !IncG WIN
h MAXI clad Americans. Outside AN
1ther troop-snip is waiting and the
transport Iai!s into line behind its
companion.
Out OF the nowhere three British
up position, one in front and one on
eithcr side OF the transport High
so9vc the horizon CLEANS the silver
pudy OF Il patrol ali snip, which with
americans TO their destination No
Submarine can creep along the sea bot
tom without these aelia! observers de-
'cctlhs the approach, and Il wireless
ts!l 70 the eager d.atrOycrs will bring
Ibout its destruction or speedy with
.urdwal. The Germans have long since
learned the dangers OF these narrow
seas. and very seldom do they venture
within them
The while cliffs OF England grow
a.m In the distance. and out Of the
other horizon looms The shore o.:
rance. The transports steam on
ward: the cscor; laziiy keeps pace with
incm
sudden signal from the leading
destroyer causes AN instantaneous
change In the whole convoy. The
!eading destroyer has come to a dead
stop right athWar. the course of the
'roopships, The speed OF the trans
ports drops. The word Mine" goes
round from mouth TO mouth, and every
nody on board rushes TO the sid. to
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iiAVEE %oNembc, 23--i.ouvain. the
cI;y OF tears and horrors. mas been
passed by tie belgian army rcOCcupy-
me i,s hone.and The right wing of
King hlbeits army now stands east
OF ,he heap OF ruins that was once
on" OF the most beautiful cities in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

DALLAS TEN. November 23-"Ton
Moonc, vii! never hang. declared
Samuel GonpeIs here tonight. "He
cont.uuen the Labor reader and or
Sani.cd .abor Will put up stronger
aent than ever :or him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

NEWPORT NEWS. VA November %.
The local union Of the United Assoc
cation. Plumbers, Gas and Steamfit-
tcrs aud Helpers, tonight adopted, by
vote, a resolution dpprov-
Ing the proposed general strike as "a
protest against the execution of Thorn
as j. Mooney. labor leader.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-24

MANILA. +. l.. November 23.-Thc
Philippines mission to America has
its journey. pending the re-
turn of President wilson from France.
J hc Legislature has passed resolutions
.OuSratuIatinS the United States on
tn csucccssfui ending Of the war.