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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-04-01

LoST-Dog collar bearing name "E.
H.. Bouchard, Mulberry, Fla" Re-
ward II returned to 81 East Or
ange street or phone alfred.
,ss.~..s. 1854
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-04-01

MILLER's sTUDIo-see big adv. In
this issue. ST2t
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-04-01

Cash Feed Store, corner Rose ST
and Ness Ave. Phone 275 Sill
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-04-01
MEMBER or the ASSOCIATED PRESS

The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled TO the use for republication OF
ali news dispatches credited TO II or not
otherwise credited In this paper ind
also The local news published therein.
All rights Of republication OF special
dispatches herein are also reserved.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-04-01
THE OTHER SIDE
HE

Darling, here's your hero bold:
Silver stripes instead Of golc
Shine upon my sleeve today,
Cause I couldn't sail away.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-04-01

MILLER'S STUDIO-See big adv In
this issue. S726
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-04-01

Shorts sS05. Cash Feed Store, cor
ner Rose st. and Mass. Avenue, Sill
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-04-01
$1,000 Gone Says
Wiley Vespermal
SPENT SMALL FORTUNE OF
TREATMENTS BEFORE FINDING
RELIEF BY TAKING TANLAC |

II spent at least two thousand dol
lars on medicines and treatments be
fore ] finally got relief by takini
Tanlac," said Wiley vesperman, 0
AIS Bowser avenue, Dallas, Elk. 1
Il suffered with rheumatism IN nj
left arm and shoulder for seve.
years" he continued, "and at times |
was so badly crippled up that I won't
just have to give up and go to bed
! also suffered terribly with indiges
ton. and what little ate formed I
much gas that I would belch ND nj
sour, undigested food and would b,
come faint from dizziness. I coul
hardly sleep at night for the miser
was in and In the morning I woul
get up feeling SO awful that l coul
hardly get around.
But Tanlac has driven away eye)
bit Of the pain and misery, I new,
suffer from indigestion and can E
anything / want. My condition h,
improved so wonderfully since
started on Tanlac that I am able no
to give all my time to my busine.
.'->--..a,.at awf,,l rhe
leached home he said to me, pfU. 1s b
bolt what doth hinder me to be bar
tised. My answer was, "If you be
lieve with all your heart that Jes u
Christ is the Son of God, thou may
est" He says, II do" | went tn
same hour of the night and baptise
him, and he went on his way rejoit
ing. Acts S:37-SS; 1888.
Brother Lee was good, obedier
boy to his parents. Kind and lovin
to his associates, and loved best
those who knew him best. Oh. 1t
so hard to give up those we love s
dear, but God doeth all things well
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-04-01

Strange Won can't find writing pa
per in stationary wash tub.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-04-01
SHE

SHE
But, my darling. don't you bleat.
No one thinks you had cold feet;
You had to do as you were told
Silver stripes instead Of gold.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-04-01
pME eARDERENs
WILL TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
ADDITIONAL DAYLIGHT

Washington. April with the ex
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-07-31
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
OF LAFAYETTE COUNTY:

! respectfully call your attention
to the fact that am candidate for
the Legisla ture, and take this means
to solicit your vote and influence, at
the coming primary, August 9Th.
l desire to say that l am in this
race on my own merit and qualifica-
ton, and do not under any circum-
stance, depend upon any dement's Of
any man or men in Lafayette Coun-
ty. l entered this race because
wanted to become fully and complete
ly identified with the interests of
this county and its good people, also
to achieve whatsoever benefits there
might be in this office by reason of
my service and faithful performance
of duty.
l trust that you will accord to me
with fairness, in your consideration
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-07-31

of my candidacy that virtue OF truth,
and believe me sincere when | say to
YOU that if | am honored by election
at your hands that l will faithfully
perform the duties of the office to
the best of my ability in the light OF
your wishes.
In conclusion | can do nothing
more than to ask that same talr and
unbiased consideration that you Will
give the other good men who are
candidates for this office, this and
nothing more. / again assure you
my appreciation for anything that
YOU may do in my behalf and pledge
you my earnest and faithful service
if | am elected.
Yours sincerely,
w. G. BOYETT.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-07-31

w. G. BOYETT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-30

OF grape leaves. then a layer of Gu
cunabers packed tightly. Sprinkle
with salt and lay in two OF three
whole peppers and a sprinkling Of dill
seeds. Finish with a layer Of cucum-
bers and onto OF them a layer OF dill
grape leaves and a few slices of rye
bread A few cherry leaves and crane
vine tendrils viii give variety to the
flavor. Cover with cold water, weight
down with a plate and stone; tie a
paper over the crock and leave II for
Il days. when the pickles win be
ready 10 be eaten.
q. Who said, "a rose by any other
name would smell rs sweet s"-D. y.
A The quotation is from Shaks-
pere's play. Romeo and Juliet" The
entire quotation is
What's in a name2 That which we
call a rose.
BY any other name would smell as
sweet"
@. Does n smuEEIer. II caught.
have to give mp the goods Illegally
brought into the eOuutry3-H. Fl.
A The penalty for smuggling is
forfeiture Of the articles Struggled as
well as criminal prosecution
ANY reader can get the answer 20
any question by writing The Herald
Information Bureau. Frederic J. Has
kin. Director. Washington. D. C. Give
full name and address and enclose .
cent stamp for return postage. Be
brief All replies are sent direct to
the inauirer)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-30

z = ADAMS
Mrs Alexander Potloc1s returned
Thursday morning after a visit TO
friends and relatives in the Bear
Ford community. She was due back
several days ago, but when she start
ed away they asked her not TO be IN
a hurry
The Bear Ford preacher has been
asked TO take dinner AZ the home Of
Link Hellwanger next Sunday. He
has II under consideration and IL is
believed he will accept the call
Yam Barlow was the victim Of
painful accident Friday morning when
he dislocated his shoulder. He was
at once removed TO the blacksmith
shop and was soon again all right
The man who specializes on any
one thing viii get By II he goes out
and rustles. We know OF a man who,
through some strange inclination,
took the agency for liver medicine
This remedy is no better than hun
dreds of others. and was unknown in
the territory he chose 10 work Yet he
got out on the streets and with II and
told OF its great powers 10 the men
who would listen to him, and makes
a good living through its sale All OF
which indicates that there is a de-
mand for any little thing which has
merit. II that demand is created by
its promoter.
Zero Peck has read where Germany
wants to borrow a hundred million
dollars from the United states. He
says he Is sure she could not borrow
a dime in Hogville-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-30

eat practically as much in quantity as
you do now. but change the quality.
Eat foods that do not produce flesh.
Next time ru explain more about
these mountaineering foods.
Questions and Answers.
A L W.-About the most practical
dress for both afternoon and party
wear would be geOrgette crepe. Get
q blue as near like your eyes as pos
sibIe, make il I'd with a softly draped
sSirt-things are to be draped great
deal next winter-and have two
waists. one long sleeved and simple
for afternoon, the other with short
sleeves or none at all. and cut 4 little
low, for evening.
X Y. Your skin is probably
sluggish: II needs stimulating treat
ments. Buy a moderately stiff flesh
brush and scrub the skin with hot
water and CASTLE soap. rinse with hot
water, use any good cream as a mas
sage and end with an ice rub. This
Will clear the complexion wonderfully.
Paula-Make a paste Of the henpa
and hot water. and apply after the
shampoo. Let II stay on IS minutes
the first time, half on hour the second
application. and so on, till you have
found the length OF time required to
produce the desired shade
Mrs. L 4dcC.-Address me care Of
this paper and the letter Will reach
me. Because OF lack OF space I can
not print formulas in answer 70 let
ters Just now, but viii send them
personally 10 anyone sending a self
addressed, stamped envelope with the
letter
r NJ. M-The electric needle Is the
only way TO remove superfluous hairs
permanently.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-30
HOG WALLOW NEWS

DAnA noAAar AAGEuAAE LuEEea NuuUEuNs
CopyriEhted-
DANIEL MATHEWSLA has received
u the coat which he ordered from
Maine. which has the front and Shout
dfrs padded with genuine dog hair.
and he says he IS sure the coat is go
ing TO come up to the description as
advertised. as It smells all right.
They are already beginning 70 talk
the annual fall dog fair, but unless
the show can be held az or near Hog
Vile this time, the dog fauciers here
VIII take no part in Il, as they did not
get a square deal at the show held
at neighboring town last year.
Daniel Mathewsla says girls are
getting efficient in nearly every line
Of work, but that lie does not remem-
Der to have ever seen one at work IN
a livery stable
The mail carrier says II takes cour-
age 70 be a rural mail carrier. No
matter how vigorously he works in
his endeavor TO get somewhere. at the
end Of the day he is right back where
he started.
Zero Peck says ali widows have
been married one or more times.
Prof. Cape Allsop in a graphic lee
ture on heat says. Heat travels in
waves, and where they are greater
power than the cold. they drive Il out.
one peculiar fact about cold Is that
II the door is left open, Il will not
90 out unless driven. but. on the
other hand. It viii come in wherever
there is an opening"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-30
BeaWtyChats
Reduction.
By EDNA KENT FORCES.

A FEW simple rules concerning re
n ducdon are -iven today. After all.
the taking off OF supsrfluous flesh is
not the hard matter most stout women
think. Nor is it any magic formula
which works in mysterious fashion.
It's a simple as first arithmetic.
It is. essentially, taking into the
system less than you consume in
energy
The food you eat becomes energy.
When you exercise or work, you
consume or burn up this energy.
II you take in more energy than
you consume, you grow fat.
Therefore, il you take in less than
you consume, you reduce
That's the simple mathematical
problem. You can work II out still
another way
You can take In as much energy
that is, eat as much food-as You do
now, and 10 burn 1t up and reduce you
can exercise more than you do now In
this way, you are burning up more
than you are taking in, and you re-
duce.
But the weak point in this method
is that extra exercise produces a great
appetite, so that stout women often
eat more than normally without
knowing it
You should eXercise-you must, to
keep healthy; but the best way to re
duce is by taking in less food And
this can be done in two ways also.
Either eat less In quantity Of the
sort Of foods you normally take or,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-30
AdOice To The LOVelOrn
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

was glad. During her absence I
was IL with pneumonia. and
wrote her a letter while I was III.
She did not answer for three
weeks. and then I received a note
from her saying n I kissed her
any more she would never write
10 me again. I thought that she
loved me and I proposed TO her.
She said she liked me, but did not
love me and then she treated me
very cOolly-
As I am a soldier Of the regular
army. and won't be out until Sep
TENDER. she says wait until 7 get
out and my feelings will he
changed. Ny feelings are badly
hurt from her cold treatment.
love this girl dearly. Shall ] quit
her or continue correspondent
l. 3. D.
Since you have been going with
this girl for three years I think you
were perfectly justified. and. in fact
Il was quite the proper thing. for
you 10 kiss her when she left on a
trip II she did not care for YOU
she did very wrong 10 permit your
attentions for three years. I really
believe she loves you. too, and since
she has such = sensitive nature you
must respect It Furthermore. II she
was sincere in being ANNOYED (v0u
know lots Of times girls affect such
an attitudal she Is to he admired. and
you should realize that she Possesses
2 sense Of reserve seldom found in
girls these days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-30
UESTIONS
AND
ANS WERS
WHY is Friday considered IN


A1GkyG - -
A. It is supposed that Friday began
to be considered unluclzy from the fact
that Christ was cruelfied on that day.
O. What are riparian rightss-F.
W. G.
A. The term riparian rights is used
in connection with the laws govern
ing ownership and use Of rivers and
streams. For instance, where oppo-
site banks OF unnaviga streams be-
long 10 different persons, the stream
ana the bed thereof are legally COM
mon TO both The riparian rights Of
lauoholders whose property is
bounded by water, depend on riparian
laws and also on The wording OF mis-
4. why is the public health service
n part OF the treasury departments-
Il Y.
originally only hospital service for
the merchant marine, supported by
small tax levied on the wages Of the
men and collected by the customs d.
vision Of the treasury. Thus cooper
alton with the treasury was very close
and IN 1900, when the work was en-
larEed, Il was made part Of the
treasury department It is only since
1872 that il has been known as the
public health service
q. How should exquisite be pro
nOuncedf-Q. G.. c.
A. Standard dictionaries give the
pronunciation eks Xvi cit, with the
accent on the first syllable.
q Who was the Indian queen
Esther3-J. r.
A. Queen Esther 1Iontour was an
Indian chieftainess. reputed to have
been the granddaughter Of the count
de Frontenac, and 70 have become the
wife OF a chief Of the Senecas In
the wyoming massacre, July, 1878.
she is said to have tOmahawked not
less than u helpless persons in re-
venge for the death Of her son. who
had been killed the day before.
@ What Is the difference between
a common law murrinEe and n con-
tract marriaEef Does either one have
10 be performed BY an official to he
bindinEs IN case OF separation would
divorce be required before either
party could marry againf-J. B. c.
A. a common law marriage and a
contract marriage are the same. A
common law marriage or contract
marriage is binding under Texas stat
ute, in both civil and criminal pro-
cedure- Consequently. in Texas,
divorce would be required before
either party TO a common law mar
rage or contract marriage could
states differ. however. contract or
common law marriages not being
recognized in criminal or civil court
procedure in q large number Of states
q How can dill pickles be mades-
A The following recipe has been
tested by government authorities;
Wash the cucumbers. put a layer OF
sat in pickle crock. then a layer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-30


THIS IS not lucky day, according
and Mercury are all IN adverse as
peet.
During this sway Of the stars It is
wise TO rest and to pursue routine
duties.
Conditions are most unfavorable for
love affairs, since they encourage de-
ceit and Inconsistency.
II is an unfortunate planetary gov
eminent for writing and love letters
should be delayed for they are under
4 sinister influence.
Clergymen and all who bespeak
public attention may find audiences
-ritical and unrespOnsive, while this
rule prevails.
Religious disseusions and troubles
Z various sorts are indicated for the
United states. since prejudice and IN
'haritableness viii gain certain as
.endancy.
church and state will clash IN poll
-ical movements 10 be launched in the
autumn. astrologers fOretel.
While Neptune is in a place IN
friendly TO humanity. there will be a
continued Increase IN moral obliQui-
ties Laxities IN standards long main
tanned IN America viii be more and
more evident within the next few
months.
Increase OF divorce Is one Of the
igus OF the time in which the old
oars against transgression o. mar
riage laws are let down.
According TO ancient lore this
should be an ausplcious day for fish
ermen.
The Mars OF the president ls not far
from the Ascendant OF the king Of
England. an aspect that may cause
some diplomatic complication Can
ada may be involved.
The pope Of Rome now comes under
adverse lunar influences that presage
political and religious troubles.
Persons whose birthdate it is should
be unusually careful and discreet dur
ing the coming year. They should
safeguard themselves against decep-
ton. intrigue and SANDER. Financial
affairs viii be satisfactory. II schemes
Of every sort are avoided.
Children born on this day may be
restless and highstrung. These sub
1ects to Virgo who have Mercury as
their principal ruler learn quickly,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-30
HOROSCOPE :.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER /, 1919.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER l. 1913.
EARLY In the morning OF this day,
L Jupiter and Venus rule for good.
according TO astrology. Later Mars.
Uranus and Saturn are all in evil
place.
The planetary government Is e1-
ceedingly adverse to peace. security
and tranquility.
Unsettled and even revolutionary
tendencies are dfscerned in the stars,
which seem to give warning that the
autumn Will be period OF grave ten
This should be a fairly lucky sway
under which TO conduct mercantile
transactions. especially where cloth
ing or other commodities designed Tor
women are concerned
It is a favorable direction for Wom-
en- IN business and a constantly
widening field Of activity is forecast
for them.
Foresight IN preparing for winter
needs is enjoined since higher prices
are Indicated, especially for leather
and wooden goods.
Food again come much into public
discussion and consideration Some
sort Of a riot may be precipitated
owing to advance In cost.
More criticism for army affairs IS
presaged, for Uranus IS in a place in
dicating unkind and cruel judgment
The influences make for the forget
ting OF the good and the remembering
Of the bad in military matters in this
country and abroad.
Increase OF crime and danger in
high place will be numerous and large
employers Of labor will be especia J.
affected by the rule that Is supposed
to curtail the lives Of all who control
the destinies Of others.
Persons whose birthdate Il Il have
the augury OF much happiness in the
domestic circle during the coming
year. The young will court and
marry
TO be artistic, emotional and generous.
These subjects Of Virgo have Mercury
as their principal ruling planet
Copyright 1919. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-30
You Just Can't Beat
The Old High Cost

Chicago. III. Aug. 50.-Human inge-
nuity and strategy are finding it DIFF
ficult TO combat that high cost Of liv-
ing. for it's service that costs
one Chicago citizen set out TO pur-
chase a ham. II vas quoted to him at
45 cents a pound ana weighed 10
pounds. The citizen decided 10 take
half Of the ham
The butcher cut the ham to meet
the wishes Of the citizen and ex-
planned that a half ham would cost
IS cents q pound. the extra charge
being for the cutting.
I'D like TO get a job cutting hams
IN half at 81 per-" commented the citi-
zen. His letter to Col H. R Harris
jr.. who is assting district attorney
Clyne in investigating food profiteers,
Is being held for further use
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-30
The old Family Album

HORACE W. BROADDUS, prominent
lei Paso real estate operator. when
he was much younger than he is now.
When the above picture was taken he
was about II years Of age and was
living at the old Broaddus home. in
Glasgow, Howard county, Missouri
He came to Ell Paso first in 1882 and
went to Montana in 1884, returning
here in 1887, and has lived here ever
since that time.
Mr.. Broaddus was for II years the
vice president and general manager
of the Las Norias Cattle Co, control
ing $4,000 acres Of range north Of
FL Paso. IN addition TO the cattle he
raised, he bought from 5000 to 1000
head Of cattle annually and shipped
them to ranges in Wyoming and Mon
tana, where he sold them to ranchers
The late H. L. Newman was his part
ner.
Even as a youngster he was nat
ural born tarde and his hobby was TO
trade jack knives among his boy
friends As he grew up, he traded
in horses and other thiugs-and is
said never to have come out loser.
When he came to FL Paso, he got into
the trading game here as real es-
later" as Potash and PuTlmutter
would say. and has been trading ever
since, having succeeded in trading
himself into quite a bit Of property
during his time
Mr.. Broaddus will soon be the ju-
Nor director in the chamber Of com
merce, as he was the highest runner
up" in the last election and viii be
selected by the board OF directors al
their next meeting, in keeping with
past custom, TO succeed the late E
II Lawrence.
The bylaws Of the organization say
the directors have the power TO fill
all vacancies occurring during the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-30

ury all my life and am doubtful
II can stand the drudgery Of
poverty. What would you ad-
vise2 Undecided
1t is always best to marry the man
YOU love. since he is a very young
man, and II he has ambitions. he may
in time be prosperous You can be
enthusiastic and instii IN him ambi-
lions. A great many girls who have
mercenary motives in marriage are
very much disappointed in the re-
suits. It seems to me II would be
better to have fewer Injuries and
more congeniaiity. You aren't marry
ing the widowers distinguished fam
lily; you are marrying him. Pre-
tend he IS the poor young man and
the poor young man is the distin-
guished WidOWer and see how you
feel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-30

let the man decide which one OF you
he cares for most The young man
possibly enjoys you both and may
have no notion OF falling in love with
either OF you You are more or less
foolish 10 fail IN love with him until
you are sure it's not going to be
wasted effort So. T. 3 and 3. b.
my advice Is give the young man
chance 10 find out which one Of you
he loves.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-30
OVERCOME PREJUDICE.
Dear Miss Fairfax:

Dear Miss Fairfax;
am acquainted with a charm
Ing young woman whom / am
very anxious to keep company
with. but her parents viii not
permit her TO see me on account
OF an uniustifies prejudice. I am
broken hearted, so advise
A friend.
Overcome the prejudice If il is
unjustified, her parents should be
made to see it that way. II the
young woman agrees that her par
ents are doing you both an injustice.
and II she is old enough to manage
her own affairs although ] do not
advocate having young people do the
opposite Of what their parents wish)
you might make some arrangements
without their consent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-30

Dear Miss Fairfax:
have had two proposals. one
from a very handsome. but poor
young man. whom love. and the
other a yodng widower OF a
wealthy and distinguished fam
ily.
I have been accustomed to lux