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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
POindexter Announces
His Candidacy For 1920

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON, n, c., Oct. "G.--Srna-
tor Miles l'ondrXter. Of the state Of
Washington, tonight gave ont forma!
announcement Of his candidacy for the
Republican presidential nomination Of
1870. An extended statement of his ut
titude on public questions is given. in
Guiding 4 strong drUunciat!on Of the
radicalism by whatever name Il may be
called. ON this subject he says:
Revolutionary communism. by what
ever nam" it may be called. must he met
and put down wherever it appears. az
subvcrsivc of liberty. There can be no
c, mprom!sc with anarchy.
THE attempt of certain radical labor
leaders 10 cocrCc Congress to enact
legislation proposed by them. IL success
full, would be government by class,
as in Russia. md not by the people.
rs in the United States. The threat to
tie up transportation until the railroads
are Mathematical and delivered TO the
control Of the employees. &c successful.
would b. government by terror for a
special class.
THE effort OF certain radical leaders
OF labor organizations to secure control
Of the police force of the various cities
OF the country. if successful. would give
to q certain small special class absolute
control Of Officers of the l1T. II would
give n certain class control Of the en-
forccmcnt of the law. and Of govern
mental agencies established TO preserve
the peace. Its success would mean the
;hdicaticn Of the government in favor
Of 4 class. and the immediate establish
mcnt of dictatorship. 1t should not be
open to debate or negotiation.
This nation cannot y" ruled by capi-
tai. and II cannot be ruled by labor
Both capital and labor must bc subject
to the rule OF the people. The govern
mcnt must be supreme.
The just claims of labor should be
recognized and every opportunity should
be given to lI0urinE men and their fam
lilies for comfort and happiness. The
lahoring man. above all others. is bcnc-
fitted by the preservation or law and or
der, the security of life, person. ana
property against violence and arbitrary
rule But the effort Of any labor leader
to put labor in control of the govern
mcnt, ny means of industrial blockade.
economic pressure. intimidation Of vio-
lencc or sO-callcd direct action, cannot
ho tolerated, any more than such an Of
fort on the part Of combined capital
would be tolerated. Either would riO-
late tho cardinal principles Of free gov
. crnmcnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
TRAINING CLASSES
H. WERE ORGANIZED
THREE

A Joint meeting Of he Sunday schools
Of the Ohio County Association was held
yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clock Al
the First Christian church. for the pur:
pose Of organizing teachers training
classes in all Sunday schools, and Tor
the monthly round table discussions.
A representative Of each OF the ~
Sunday schools Of tho county was pre-
ent. DR.. Charles Robinson. pastor OF :
tho First U. p. church, and the Rev. J.n
=. Leyenberger. OF the Third Presbyter--
ian church. addressed tho assembly upon u
the subject Of tho teachers training
classes. The Rev George Lockhare con- =
Quoted the Round Table discussion :
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CHARTERS ISSUED

CHARLESTON, w. va-Charters
have been issued to the following cor
porations by the secretary Of state:
Dcsperd Fuel Co. Fairmont: capital
stock 100000; incorporators: II. Shl-
! vely. J. Z. Watson, Jr.. G. DeBolt, Jr-
Fa!rmont.
! Wheeling Office Equipment Co.; capt.
! tai stock $1,000; incorporators: W. F.
/ SharbauSh. c. H. Houston. G. S.
! Houston, w. J. Sharbaush. Wheeling:
Texas Eureka Oil Co., Charleston;
capital stock 100000: incorporators: A.
4. Lilly. ]. Norton. r. L. Timbers. j.
Putney. Charleston.
National Republican Drum Corpor-
J alton. Clarksburg: capital stock $4,000:
/ incorporators: II. w. Crummett. i. S.
Surger. r. McClung. James n. Deem.
7 Andrew Moore. Clarksburg. =.
! Huntington Camel Coal Co.: capital
! stock S35O.O0o: incurporators: W. w.
! Smith. Huntington: J. d. Fried, Pres
tonburg: w. J. Brav. l.. K. Smith.
! Louisville.
Union Training School Tor Nurses.
Blueheld; incorporators: e. w. Lomax.
! c. A. Rogers, Blueheld: R. c. Harrison.
! Iiimball: ]. +. Herfork. Northfork.
| Phillips Mining Co. Huntington:
! capital stock $4,000: incorporators:
/ r. c. Phillips. +. J. Phillips. q. l..
Douglas, J. Boman, w. Williams. Hunt
| ngton.
Merritt-W etherall Cut Glass Co..
Parkersburg; capital stock $4,000; in
corporators: D. P. Merritt, c. D. For
rer, NJ. Z. Hiehle and others. Parkers-
burg.
| Poster Coal Co.. Charleston; capital
stock 100000: incorporators: T. E.
Siler, r. f. McCabe. {. G. Peters. ]. l.
! Siler, F. o. Blue, Charleston.
Davenport Coal Co., Charleston;
capital stock s3o0.oo0; incorporators
M. f. Preisch. l. S. Given, f. Z. Johns
ton. w. II. Farnsworth and others,
| Buffalo. y. 7.
Winfield Coal Co. Fairmont; capital
J stock $4,000 incorporators: G. B.
! Hartley, T. w. Powclls. A. Orr. P. G.
| Armstron, Fairmont; and r. b. Slater
field. Lumberport-
Garner Hedges Lumber Co.. Terra
Alta; capital stock 10000; incorpor-
| ators: II. e. Hedges. l.. +. Hedges. F.
D. Garner a. G. Garner, Lumberport
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
Gre1der-Lambdin


Special Dispatch to The lntolli ccnccr.
BALTIMORE. Md, Oct. 2G.--Th" we'd
ing of Miss Marion l.. Lambd.n. Gaugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Lamndln. Of
Baltimore and Luther v. GrCidcr, OF
ClarkSburg. W. Va. took place at th'
brides home. Friday. The bride was
attircd In white beaded GcorECtt'
gown and carried n shower bouquet OF
bride roses. She was attended by he:
cousin, Miss Cora NJ. Smith, OF York, F'..
who was attircd in q pink crepe meteor
with bouquet Of roses to match I'll"
ceremony was performed by Rev. G. T.
Wise. of North Avenue Methodist Epls-
coral church. assisted by the Rev. How
ard Davis. After the ceremony lunch
con was served. The room was hcauti-
fully decorated with cut flowers and
pottcd plants. The bride and groom,
will make their home in Clarksburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
MANY AFFAIRS
FOR HALLOWE' EN-
WHEELING LODGE NO. %, b. P. o.
ELKS. WILL CELEBRATE WIN
INFORMAL DANCE TONAGAt'
Practically Every Club and fraterna
Organization in the Community Will
Observe Halloween

That Halloween will b" observed TINS
war with more than the usual amount
,f celebrating was the impression gam
Oh Yesterday when viewing IN" seeming
l.. craIess stream Of automobiles COM
,T,. i, from, the couutry nilcd I" over
r,,yr,,, with corn stalks. pumpkins ana
= variety Of beautifully tIN''a autumn n.,
,-,,cs nrrsuuahlv ~ decorate homes
;,,Il anil club rooms whore numerous
festivities WI b" held. IraciIca'IF
every club and tratern2l organization
has arranged n froliC 10 celebrate Az
Soir,s' cvr. besides III" numerous al
.,.rs planned ly individuals.
Tho week of events Will open quite
,rsnfciouslv tonight. when Wheeling
,,Ina No %. y. J.. Q. Elks. hold their
sc,,,,,d dance Of this season. Elaborate
.I.,,,,ro,ions have been arranged by the
.',,,rsrr,.-;t committee. IN" most note
worthy Of which is the new lighting
svs,cm which was adopted for me m
80, AFFAIR Each light has a globe "I
- ,,vcr,. nos,cl shade Of lavender, pink
,,,,hnr. blue and green. casting 4 pea"
,,rul glow Of color over IN" S'',''
~ woo, srxaphune orchestra Will tur-
ntSh the music. and ih'F Will W 80
-, Tho stnCe. which Will be a riot OF
co1,r suggestive Of the season. Na'"
r-;Ih,-cw IS IN" chairman OF the com
,,;ttcc and he is assisted by lhe 4oI-
lowing: r,,,,
Rr!ph Rankin .'!''',S " w.,
'rSd Eli; t''!c
sam Front ftN'F 81
Carl AmiCk
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SPECIAL TRAIN
CARRIES SCOTT
The Famous Baritone Travels IN Spe-
ctal Train With His Company,
First Class Chef on Tour,

A special train will arrive on We'd
ncsday morning. about 10 o'clock over
the Pennsy, bearing the famous Antonio
Scott and his company Of bright stellar
lights. The company travel Ill Il special
consisting Of five sleepers. two baggage
cars and a coach, and last but by no
means least, mighty fine chef who
caters to the digestive organs OF III"
musical celebrities. To him is assigned
the task Of keeping the digestive appar-
atus Of the famous ones in good condi-
ton and this he aims to do by feeding
them a very simple diet. carefully pre-
pared. The company will keep their
quarters in the train during their stay
in Wheeling.
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At Country Club.

The annual Halloween dinNcr-dancc
Will be the fcst:vity celebrating this
holiday at the Country Club on Friday,
October 81. Many golfers will doubt
less seek tho splendid course during the
morning and afternoon hours and fol-
lowing this diversion a dinner VIII be
served under the direction Of Manager
Swartz. Gump's orchestra will furnish
the musical program during the dinner
and the hours following The interior
Of the club will be especially inviting
with appropriate decorations Of autumn
colorS and other novelties suggestive OF
this particular season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
Masouerade Party,

Much interest Is being manifested IN
the masquerade party which is to be
given by Miss Viola Sattlrr. at her homo
on Belmont street. on Thursday even
Ing, October 80. Many novel costumes
are being planned and doubtless all the
prominent characters of modern history
Will be represented by the fair, ladies
and their gallant escorts.
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LADY ASToR WILL RUN.

LONDON, Oct. 26.-Lady Aston har
accepted the invitation OF tho Plymouth
Unioni$;s TO become u candidate for the
house Of commons, for the scat in Ply
mouth. vacated by tho election Of her
husband. NlScount Aston, 10 the housf
Of lords.
"a number Of women candidates
tcrk ADVANTAGE Of the electoral reform,
To stand for parliament. in the elections
last December but all were defeated
cAc.pt Countess Markievicz. who rcfus-
ed to assume her scat in conformity
with tho Sim Fciu policy on this sub
jcctO
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NcSSrS.
Enthusiastically.

The hon" Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Scat.
,cr,,av. # Kelsey. Ohio. was the scene OF
4 pretty wedding Thursday evening
when their daughter. Miss Elra Scalter.
,,,,,,,,y gore united in marriage.
Tho home was beautifully decorated
for the occasion with large chrysanthe-
NUNS carrying out n color scheme OF
DinL and white. The couple. unattenoeo'
catered the room TO the strains OF -,
brngr;r's wedding march. played by Miss
IT. ScottCr,lay, a cousin OF the bride
Rny &. Stamm road the nupial serv-
ice, using tho impressive ring ceremony.
\ iar-n humber Of relatives OF the BRIDE
ana groom attended the wedding.
Tho bride wore 4 lovely gown or whlte
mss. villof satin with all accessories
IN correspond. Immediately following
tho ceremony a sumptuous four course
wedding supper was served and here tho
anpointments wcr also pink and white.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
carroll club.

Halloween will be observed AT tne
Carroll club on Wednesday evening when
the Ladies Carroll social club cntrrlaInSS
with another Of their delightful! lhior't ,.'t
Jarcrs. An interesting program OF 50
cini pleasures has been provided for the
guests, Dancing will b. enjoyed rom ron,
$40 O'Clock until on" and tn" music WI
hc fIrnisnrd by Jacobs Novelty orches-
ira, 4 buffet Luncheon Will b" served az
1880 o'clock in tn" dining room, VII"
viii have arprupriatr DECORATIONS SuE-
~cstivn or tho season. Misses Jeanette
Mehcn ard Alma Snidcr are the char,
mon and they are being assisted by an
Efficient committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
|LkS TOTE
ON ut DAY
|tS Yeast Afary TO Mark
The YIrsTy OF The :

"Arrnistice I !ttingly cello
rated by WI No. y b. L.
Eiks and frnt:ouS il Will
e the frst BIZ he kind ~ he
leid in the Wbct. The lodge
las named a mlttcc and ~
klso working the affair over
Ind make It n 'SS.
Tho lodge ia III" number in
The city TO putcrosS and II ts
likely that thewI!l BE- follow
I'd by others the country.
Tho big dancesn 70 members
only.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
Columbia Club.

Tho Columbia club has announced
Halloween dance to he held in the Co.
luluhla club on Thursday ccvning. Oct"-
Der so RachmHun's orchestra has been
engaged to furnish the musical program.
This is the nrst dane" 20 br given hy t!HS
popular club for several weeks and
doubtless will BE- well attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
Gecopd TwtR,

Members Of the Second Twig Will b"
the guests Of Mrs. T.. A. Hlldrcth on
Wednesday afternoon ut her home. oa
North Main street. The usual needle.
work Of the Twjg will be tr" diversion
and the afternoon will be concluded with
the serving Of tea
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Gift Shor, Twig.

Mrs. Roy Il. Naylor Will be hostess TO
the Gift shop Tw:g on "Wednesday at her
HON" IN Woodlawn. TIL" usual nceolS
work for the OHIO Ialt.v Hospital viii
occupy tho guests during the afternoon:
which will II" delightfully."- terminated
with the serving uf tea.
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halloween Euchre.

What promises 10 be most delightiH
affair, Especially at this particntar
season. Is the IIallo@c'cn cuchrc wH'Cn
will 10 held in the Columbia cluo on
Tucsdav evening. knights or 81
George, Branch No. 81 Of the 81. AlpnUn-
sus church. are giving this AFFAIR MT.
Gorge Shaub has been appointed cnale
man and nc has arranged nulnoer on
sncrial features in connection WIN mo
aiIair. Pr.zrs will be awarded those AZ
tanning the highest scores ana relrSSl-
rnruts Will ~ served during IN" evening.
the committee in charge includes MISS
Mary Horcs and she IS being assisted ny
the following: --,-.
Alma FiS"uhauer Angela hFSHsc'
- paith ner
t,-oHccS I,ros Angela Forcs
Morr,orc. N.oellinrer Katherine IIores
80. p,.ori Regina EiScnhauer
t,rrtrudn Rcith Dorothy Nrchgess-
cecilia P"kari ner
Cecilia Holman
NcSsrs.
william, Crobb Leo Bishot
W'li.an Tullcr thrlSt tioTrs
!, I'm Holman CorncliuS tauSeh
Gcorg,' |. .stcF I"uSt
Alex t-Or!i FRANK N'I'hS cSSNSA
r.lnb Walters Robert Pekari
Christian S;cipnetz
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Mnndau Erddna Clnh.

Mrs. a. Singleton PAUL will cnt"r-
tain the members OF the Monday Bridge
club today at her home in kcnwood
Place. The serving Of refreshments
will conclude en- interesting session Of
this favorite pastime.
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D. OF I. Dance.

Members of Carroll Court. daughters
OF Isabella, are invited II attend tho
dance which will be held this evening
In the Elks Club in Bcliaire, by Bcllairc
Court No. 3G7. Daughters of Isabella.
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p. II. c. Dance.

The second in the, series or dances
r,,.nn nv the Protected Home Circle Will
be held at the Carroll Club auditorium
TUESDAY night, October 18th. All per,
sons attending other select dances are
invited. Music by Bentfield's orchestra
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Mr.. and Mrs. White were the recipients
OF many beautiful and useful presents
and ar" being showcr"d with the best
wishes of their many friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From tho City.
AT THE HOTELS.

McLure-W. y. Allen. Martinsburg:
c. y. Crawford. Elkins; G. {. Casio.
Ben Garrison. &. d. Hodges. o.. A.
Blancy, Morgantown; w. NJ. He'll. A. l..
Loans. 4. l.. Rubns. G. T.. Lan;z, Arlic
Martin, j.. L. Kldgeway. L. A Happ,
tairmont
Windsor-J. 4. Wellsby, Proctor:
Dan Bozic. II. c. Gilmore. Morgantown;
7. X. Mansfield, Charleston; J. ID.
Moore. Farmont; G. h Stout. II. IL.
Harper, Clarksburg.
Rodgers-M. J. Bartlett II. Z. Bell.
ClarkS burE: W. H. Wolverton. Grafton:
L. L. Oldakcr, Chester; G. l.. Fitzgerald.
Glen EastUn: Roy Stewart, Silas Me-
Intosh. Thomas Agnew, Glen Rex. Man
nngton; T.. l.. Price. r. Clement, Fair
mont; +. y. HeiSkel. J. NJ Mcintosh, S.
Lee Ruby. Grafton: w. l.. Sheriff..
taIrmunt.
Stamm-F. W. Dolen. Morgantown;
II. IL. Stops. Pcnnsboro; T. A Rich
ards, Albert \. Springer Fairmont
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-19
CITY NEWS.
Harmonicas at Kiedaisch's.

Safety razors at McGrath Bros.
Mrs. J. It. Walton IS quite Ill at
her home on Fulton street.
u. C. t. dance Saturday, Ma
sonic hall. U. C. It's and friends in
vited
See our Worthmore suits and
oyercoats. $500 to $500. Frank
H. Jones Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Heaslip OF
goo Morgan street, have moved to
Hotel Iowa for the winner.
Charles and Matte Hornung
nave sold to Bernard Van PapeIen-
Jam property located on the corner
OF Twenty-second and Johnson
street for the sum of 5000.
-Harmonicas at Kiedaisch's.
MOST complete line of neckyear
SHOWN in keokulr, SOC to $3.50. Frank
H. Jones Co. an
The student branch of the Y. w.
y. a, and the Ht-Y club of the Y
M =. A., have joint program and
CHRISTMAS party tonight at the Y.
w. y. A, at 1870 o'clock Three hun.
dred invitations have been issued for
the afsr and the honor guests are
10 De the parents of the hove ma
girls who belong TO these clubs
automobile storage, steam bea.
ed garage. Monroe Motor G, car
ner Third and Main. ' cor
James Burrows performed mo-
riage ceremony Friday event., mar u,
his office for Chester o. Docb1s,,inL
of Fort Madison, and Daisv *, H.. ni% n
Kahoka, Mo. Mr.. Docnternaa = o.
employe of the Santa Fe RaiIw.w - ~ On
and they will make their hn,ne o =.
Fort Madison. "I
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-04
an THE DAYS NEWS"

Allen T. Treadway, who will pre-
side over today's Republican State
convention in Massachusetts, and de-
liver the address which will sound the
keynote for the campaign in that
State this fall, is the representative
in Congress of the First Massachu-
sets district. His home is at Stock
bridge, in the heart of the Berk-
shires, district that has turned out
many especially fine men. Mr..
Treadway was in the Massachusetts
legislature from 1904 to 1911, and for
three years of this time was presi-
dent of the State senate. His record
as parliamentarian was more than
ordinary, and when he went to Con-
gress, in 1918, he went as a man well
versed in the process of making laws.
He was born at Stockbridge in 1857
and received his education at Am.
herst College.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-04
has arrived. Yours truly,
JNO. ]. EARLE.
ToDAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

17S7-Francois Guizot, historian, ora
tor and statesman, who estab-
lished the primary school sys-
tenn in France, born at Mines.
Died Sept. IL, 1874.
1S19-Francesco Crispi, celebrated
Italian statesman and premier,
born in Sicily. Died in Naples,
Aug. IL, 1901.
1S22-Rutherford B. Hayes, nine.
teenth President of the U. S.,
born at Delaware, o. Died at
Fremant, O., Jan. IS, 1888.
1S94-Admiral Benham presented
with gold medal at Philadel'
,phia for his heroic action OF
Rio de Janeiro.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liner Amer
ika ran down British subma
rine off the, English coast
drowning IA officers and men.
] 1914-Russians defeated Germans in
heavy battle on East Prussian
frontier.
1915-French aviators dropped bombs
on German Emperor's head
quarters and railway station al
Luxembourg.
ELECTROMAGNETIC defeated near Her
manstadt and withdrew t
passes.
1917-British won on an eight-milt
front north of Langemarck.
Centenary of the birth of francesca
Crispi, famous Italian statesman an(
premier.
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ToDAY's BIRTHDAYS

Sir Alfred Smithers, chairman Of
the Grand Trunk Railway, born In
Surrey, England 50 years ago today.
Maj. Gen. William G. HAN, U. S.
A., who commanded the S2nd mich.
igan nd wisconsin, Division in
France, born at Crown Point, Ind,
Sc years ago today.
DR.. Albert Ross Hills, president of
the University Of Missouri, born in
Nova Scotia, so years ago today.
Henry 2, Osborne, representative in
Congress of the Tenth California dis.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-04
ESTABLISHMENT
Of TENTED COLONY
FOR TOURISTS URGED


Here is a suggestion that may De
~ considerable value to Lakeland as
well as TO many other sections Oh
Florida. John ]. Earle writes to
the Tampa Times urging that
"Tented Colony" be established Tor
the benefit of people in the North
who are going to have difficulty to
get enough fuel to keep from freezing
this winter. His letter shows that ne
has given the matter real thought,
and we republish it here:
To the Editor of the Times: The
latest demand Of the United Mine
Workers is six hours day instead
OF eight, and i've days week in
stead of six. In other words, thirty
hours a week against the hours be-
fore the war. In addition, large per
cent of the coal miners of foreign
birth returned to their native country
since the war.
The entire world is threatened with
coal famine.
A letter, just received by me,
states that the situation in North and
South Dakota, where there is no coal
mined and practically no timber
growth whatever, is very grave, and
unless coal is supplied prior to the
advent of cold weather, the result
will be extensive suffering among the
people, as they depend entirely on
coal for fuel in that section.
Agriculture, as you know, is the
principal industry of the Dakotas.
The farmers can do nothing practic-
ally from Nov. 1 to March 1.
BY intensive and cooperative adj
vertising on the part of the property
owners and real estate dealers in
Killsborough county for the next 80
Days, the attention Of every farmer
in the Dakotas can be attracted to
this section of South Florida, and a
large per cent can be induced to
spend the winter here.
Ninety-five out Of each 100 Of the
farmers Of the Dakotas own automo.
biles, so it lis immaterial where they
spend the winter in the South as
long as they live convenient to hare
road.
A great talk was made here wher
the government was coating train
ing camps for soldiers, claiming
Tampa had the ground with all i'm
provements, such as gas, water, cleo
trio lights, ETC., for camps. Thes
propositions were made for some
thing Of a temporary character
time Of duration unknown. Here is al
opportunity for permanent invest
ment coupled with development TO
this section.
Select any part Of the shore o
Tampa Bay or Gulf VI Pasco, Pinella
or Hillsborough counties, or even
good site inland; build 100 or NOR
plain one-room houses same as a
Ocean Grove, New Jersey, about 1
feet square, with wood platform sam
size in front for tent. Each hous
will accommodate from four to ST
people. Piue the colony for water
sewerage, gas and electric lights
These can be rented as fast as com
pleted, with furniture absolutel,
needed.
When vacated, the tent poles an
furniture all to be stored in the hous
proper, the platform moved under tn
house, as two feet on each side woul
I've adjustable for storage. The ren
would repay the investment in fey
years and the colonies thus organize
would bring class of settlers tina
would rapidly develop South Florid;
can secure complete plan for hous
ing, etc., and any information nee(
ed. Some one start Dakota Co
ony now!
The government is offering for sa
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-04

trict, born at New Lebanon, N. Y, II
years ago today.
Charles F. Conklin, former national
amateur billiard champion, born at
East Troy, Wis, SO years ago today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-04

an immense quantity Of plumbing,
steam and gas fitting, bathroom ap-
pliances, kitchen stoves, hot water
equipment, tents, etc.
1t seems to me the time for action