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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15
HOWE'S CORNER

Mrs F-ed Humphrey aae :i.-,e
daughter poilY were recent ereninc
guests Of Mrs L A Howe
Mrs. Frank C Andrews has 40 +a-
recovered thai she Is able 10 he on,
and was a caller at the home c.
Mrs. Chester Cooper recently.
Clinton P,u.nne- has resumed his
studies 4. the home school. after
On account u illne4s
Ms Bs,T PIarnner was ne cues,
az Mrs Ene Trask recently
The roads were getting quite dry-
. .scs, places until the recent rain.
Quite A number n thiF vicinity at
tended the funeral services Of the
ia-s Julius Cross. when ve-a held a.
me National Home a: -agus We'd
aesday. az the Home chapel
Frank Turco,ie and the men under
his charge have made a very notice
able improvement. IN clearing the
<s6es u the highways by cutting m.
brush out fraIn the lake view towards
the corner
orren Dow Of Augusta was a, his
farm Sunday.
AZ CfDraen Is great sufferer with
asthma
Mr.. and Nrk G. A. TIsk were
callers az the home Of M and Mrs.
Thomas O'Brsen Sunday
Nh Howard Galley who has been
in Augusta stopping with Mrs Rand.
was suddenly called there again sun
day on account Of sickness
Mr. and NH Chester Cooper were
guests Of Mrs Coopers parents. Nj
and Ma. J. II Humphrey. Sunday
jennings Wifhxm and Master Ear-
old Cooper were callers al the home
u Fred Humphrey. sunday
Mr.. and Ma. Clyds R Chapmzu OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

The champion brock trout fisher
man thus far this season when Il
comes % SIZE Ii John Martin one Of
the carriers a, the Augusta pos,office
Nr. Martin vas out along Bond brook
On Sunday and caught a beauty, the
dsh measuring Is inches n length
and weighing when taken from the
wafer an even pound and a half. a
number viewed he t-ou, yesterday as
IL iAy in the See chest AZ perrs res
cAuxan, and pronounced It the larg-
est brock trout that they had seen
for . long time Another big brook
front was taken a da- or two ago by
". 81 Edwards q this city rom a
brook down below the State House,
the latter dsh weighing one pound.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15
PROBATE COURT

The following routine business vas
transacted Nor tay a, ne regular
session II the probate cou-..
wills proved. approved aad allowed
Of Arthur : Bel. ate of Ca-i.ne.
Nancy z J. Bel Of Gardiner. execu
t--l1. Ct Jucson Jones late AZ Itch
ae1d. Maaetts g Jones of -i1caheld.
eZecai-ix, Of Abran G Luce. ls.e II
y -nsiow. ATv.ila Z Luce Of VIM.
LOW. A.r:i.a s. Luce Of Winsiov. sx-
ecat--x. Of Annie Gcn:h!e. Cote. late
u Haiervlle. Marguerite A. Com
s!..er, execu.-1x Of Hilton n Tue
laie IT Augusta. MAJ 8 n Tue II
a Augusta execut-ix- Of Eli, st.-son.
.a.e Of Gardner, Q. Z. Clascn II Car
diner. executor: of George z joy. ia.e
Of Gardner, Charles L Joy If Car
( diner. administrator with VIII an
7exeo, Of Sarah A Higgins. late Of
Albion. AVN C. Higgins If Albion
executor.
Administrations g-anted-of TIE
! estate Of Emeline J. White. late az
Augusta Melvin g. Holusy Of Al.
g,lsfa. administrator: az tn estate If
Martha ". Gilman. late Of Oakland.
Eivin Z Giir-aa uf Oakland. admin
-si-a.or; Of the estate of Ann NJ
Morse late Of Waferv;lie. Charles E.
Morse Of Waservilie- Administrator
Guardians appointed-C. George :.
Allen OF Augusta Robert ?. Part
ridge OF Augusta guardian.
Surviving partner appoinsed-Ea--
vsy D Eaton of va.ervilie- surriv-
ing partner Of the arm of Stevens -
Thomas If Wa;e-viiie-
Real estate licenses graaied-To
Susan E. Jameson guardian Of Ec-
gar Z Simpson Of Windsor; to
James W Cr1miey. guardian of
Laura Cr1nley Of Randolph. 10 Ea--
vsy .. Eaton. administrator de oonis
non of the estate o. Fred Il. Thomas.
late Of Waierv.lle: 10 George "
Field administrator Of the estate Of
Leroy Page late Of Sidney: TO Isa-
belle O'Connor. guardian Of Lewis
O'Cannor Of Augusta
Accounts allowed-Fsrst account At
laez E T9bbes1S. execUt-ix Of The
will of John Tibbettk. late Of Bel
grade: first and inai accoun, az Ar
thur E Pray, executor Of he viii Of
Samuel ". P-ar, late Of Rome: nnAl
account Of 3. P. Stuart executor Of
ne viii uf George A. Cla-k. ia.e of
Belgrade: dr<s accoun, Of Charles r
Baxter. guardian of Emily D stan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

Fans-a. services for Samuel z
Ee---ck who died F-dar morning 4.
re age If 50 Years. were held 3, the
home af his son-i1-iaw Rober. E,ne-,
Ca:t-eli. Sortapo-; avenue on sunda.
at 2 O'clock. Rev. A. E Wilson
AZ the First Parish Unitarian
church officiating. The bearers we.s
fson- n. X Keene b 2 s-eenlaw
Lev, Rogers and Arthur Rurdin. M
Her-.ck was born n Nnr.hoor. ant
- survived by TWO Daughters Ms
Nellie J Fa-aharn Of Belfast. ATT
Miss Xy--.e 3 Ee--;ek Of Racsia-1rs
three ErAn6sone. Norman. Mz!cairr
ana Reginald Co,:rell and aue grand
daughter, Mss Alberta Fa-aham. al
81 Belfast and by four sisters. Ms
Thankful Griffin. Mrs Hannah Wi
son. Ms. Jennie spau.ding and Mrs
John Howard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15
BELFAST
Sumner Business Looks Good
IN Eastern Maine Resorts
Been DUH During the War
Sardtne Season OPENS

Indications poir. - a cusr summer
n The several resorts along re East
an Name coast the oes, since The
5eEnning of ire va. FOR aor anlr
var. many frightened away from ne
coast resorts By TIE JUNIORS OF sub
marines. but hundreds Of families
r=re broken Up by the war AID r.
NAMED near the camps and canton
-er,s.
A. Carf, En-aes, 1ne n .hR most
exclusive resorts IN the New Eng
have been ciosed -cr rwo Years while
Ire heads Of the house or sons ve.-
engaged II war ~ork ar - ne service.
-he Is,esbnro Inn also Eel: ne effects
q the war last season as did many %
me hotels n ather nearby resorts,
This SEASON togks brighter. however.
and many Of the Sid families viii re-
upen their cottages and the Inn has
already many bookings for JAY and
August. x looks Ike . gAr and ous.'
season. quite Ike cd Zines A nun
.,e- Of the cottages have also been
leased for the season. Among those
zho vii return this year anu open
their cottages, are the J. kea-sler
N:.cheils- the Harold Prasss. -he
Devsresux. The F-olalasas-ns. Souls
Forbes RiG6.es. DreKels and others
a. EocKsAad oreakwaIer. Cak,3ne.
Camden. Ear Ea-sor, Sea- Ea.oor and
Northeast EA-hnr everything inli-
casax a rs,ara - s1se good Did aays
before he wa
The opea season IF sa-a.re fishing
begins m Tuesday bu; as vet there
ara no Indications Of the local plan, ~
IN Booth Fisheries, formerly re La
bee 2Ar1lne Co. starting up There
IS said 70 be some Indications IF ssh
husr for seve-a, weeks putting :he:-
wars -n,o shaps Ru: lite-e damage
VAS done ne weirs during the past
winter or:rg to the mild weather snd
lack nf zee - there Is less work -aan
usual n pu. .hern into condi,sun. On
Islesho-o shores = number Of new
wa.rs are being bull. and there
5 one new one On the North cer.
sho-e- A, CaEtsne Hew tac;orr i,
gong III which Wi; De --sady for nsh
9r JI.v first = meeting II the can
1e~s and weir,nen wiii ne held n Fan
ror IN Tuesday a; which many aues-
Ions Of rru;aE. interest vii, be dis
cursed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

the Capital City we're guests Of MIS-
Chapman's pA-en.x M and Mrs
Fred Humphrey. SUNDAY
Fred Humphrey Is doing G. r
Cia-a,e's early spring plowin1. M.
Clarke intends 10 have As early vege-
tables as possible, IS ne mas a very
early farm
Mrx Charles Humphrey Of Bolton
Hill Was . caller At l. A. Howe's
SUNDAY
W. ". Shaw and SONS Reginald
ana William are doing quite bus1-
Ness tapping and making maple sy-
rup- near Togus Lake
We are all glad 70 hear that ArA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

Misses Isabelle McA1liEser. VII
be--a Savage Nellie Xsilikea- Car
re Richards and Hazel McAllisrer,
who have been attending The Maine
Girls conference az Lewiston aa DEL
eEa,es rom the Penney Memcr1a.
church and Ms. Carl z M.Il;ken.
who went with them as chape-on- re-
turned to this city Sunday evening.
While in Lewiston Miss Isabelle Nc
-AII;srer. Miss Savage and Miss Nil
liken were the guests of Charles {.
Chase. president Of Bates ct,,4cee.
while Miss Hazel McATl:s;er and Miss
Richards were the guests Of Mrs. e.
Z. Ceburn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

There Is a very Interesting display
If war -elics n the window of fna
e. C. Barker Co. clothing stare.
which trophies were brought from
over there" by a local boy Who Is
a member Of the ssth Division.
Amcng other things there IS Ger
man snipe-'s helmet. German baby
Iucer revolver. German service med
a; gwen 70 Red Cross nurse teheee
are presented by vf1e KAISER. Al
i.,on c.use and French cavalry pas-
-nl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15
'OlS0m'S Ice Cream

[eF! make Of Ice Cream has
o"a Individual taste and
81 OUR CREAM. Ih d.
'os favor, it's smooth whole-
ne taste VIII at once make
realize its individuality-
superiority to other d0ua
We make 1 havurS
y. /. Folsom e Son
80, "a'er St1 Aagusts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

Suot- Fa-rswor.h C Marshall q
the public chools of Maiden. Mass.
formerly of ,aas city. IS IN town fer a
few lays tar the snsuvment If he
opening ot the spring fishing season
a. Cobbosseecontee. and IS having lis
usual good luck having taken several
iae Trout.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

Among the other successful Angus
u fishermen who were out Sunday
were Xessrk- George and Clarence
Frye. each Of whom landed q square
tail trout that would weigh about
three pounds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

MessrS E A. and 3 E Geichel ere
working On their cabin cruiser. ne
Cob Morton" which Is hauled Up On
the east shore If The r,ver, and are
giving her a Trash coat Of paint pre-
pa-a.ory u putting her overheard and
otherwise fitting her tor tie season 5
service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

John CouEh.ins great On cent safe
starts tomorrow-hesser read the long
list of bargains and prices IN their
Ad this morning and be ready for
lhis great money saving event-Adr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

Il u sad that the steam 1lu Of tie
Augusta Lumber Co. will be started
This Tuesday morning for the season
The big whistle Al the Hili viii be a
sound that the people viii be glad 70
hear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15
LOCAL NOTICE
Announcement

Ralph ". -Arts Who ha been as
socsased with the Law irn Of Andrews
& Nelson Tor the past two years aad
Lieut. G. A r THIN desire TO an
nOunce to the public that they hare
taken over the tAw Offices IN the Ma
sonic Temple formerly occupied by
Hon. Frank L. Cutson and viii con-
duct a general law practice
RALPH " FARRiS.
c. A. r. TIFFN.
apr3dst
Social dAnco K p. hAn. GardinR.
tuaiGhx. CnDAvaH'8 orchestra
. 6eh.s, tues, Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

Among the Wasesv:lle lawyers Who
were visitors Monday N AaEassA
were Fred ". Clair. Carroll y. Per
kznS and Frank E Brown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

The Boothhay Register SAYS that
4 K Richards Of that town who
manages the I'm On Squirrel Island.
has engaged Roland Cory Of Augusta
who has been nigh. clerk as Gay
clerk for the coming Season, which
he predicts viii be a very successful.
one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

P. N Lawrence Of this clrT and a
party az three friends from Lynn.
Mass. who had been On fishing trip
Of Z few dars a. swan iAIe- near Bel
fast returned home Monday morning
on the a3s train. and Nj Lawrence
in spsaxinK Of he Trip reported :ha.
they had ine sport. landing during
their stay al the AXE 4 string Of g
salmon and trout
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15
EonE SERIOUS NOW
sNe- 3efors Because Of War.
7ss.ase Reserve Strength

4" "a .as been taT-rescalag n Is
lRE caused worry ana
f. A,-y ho-ne. and las aHectea
- 49, =ve-v 9amily. u has az
1--I1lc troubles. increased
zad made al Spring AL
= ss-ro1s
S-; 5jooa-puCty;ng, ssnm-
N1r-cc medicine d more
IS rea- than eTey
So. -aEs Eooa's Sarszpa-;lla
al aid family friend. has
-nA-; 70 1hras ceneratsone-
- ing, ana a1l-;ae- yeAr-round
: purifying he blood. expeIl-
=. restoring appetite. re!iev-
b.. Iii hsa4shlng that tired
o's --,ots. aarka. herbs. and
Zen prescribed by physicians
s--s-1erIs % the blood s;ana-
-aa ildners- Hoods Pills are
x a--lr Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

/ The Aebekan Aid viii meet a. the
hume Of Ms Sadie Me.cst - High
street Wednesday evening. The
hoS,esees VIII be Mrs Sadie Netcaas
Miss Edith Wilson and Mrs Mary
Crimes. Enter 3HmenI viii be fur
asahed by Mrs Cora PeAsiee- Please
bring your old .;Ibbers-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

Corp Fred Summer1on- who il a
meMoer Of Co. N. 1a:rd Infantry. Is
passing a taree-days t1-iouga n Tire
city 80 the guest Of h5s ss.1s-. Mrs
Oscar Faarehar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15
Aeen. Samuel stewa-- II RE FL

Agent SemUeI Stewa-- II t.e En-
wards Manufacturing Co. s having
the grounds If his home on the cor
ner Of Green and Sewall streets
eaur.fie6 BY J. NJ Fowler he land
scaoe gardner. The hawthorn hedge
Will ne removed and improvements
made that VIII st.u further add 10
he a,.-act.veness Ct this residence
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

Some Of the boys from Aagls1a acd
vicinity Are now going up On the drive
and = party Of ten lef. town Mouday
morning tor the drive on Dead River.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

Raymond Coburn Ct Windsor vas
a caller IA the CRY Monday On mat
IsrS ct business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

Sam e Conner NJ Lewiston VA
among the isatcrs Monday IN Angus
a Tor a portion Of the daT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15
Tuesday, April IS. 1919.


John z Nelson Of the lar arm Of
Andrews 4 Nelson was IN Wa.ervslle
on Monday On business matters
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

Eta shaw has 70 Ia recovered ina,
she viii soon be anle 70 come home
Clyde Trask was = visftcr Of Ea--
old Shaw SUNDAY.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-06
ST. PETERSBURG WOMEN
TO GO TO LEGISLATURE

st. Petersburg, May 6,-votes for
women in city elections will be asked
for at Tallahassee where the legis-
lature is now in session. TIE local
Equal Suffrage association sup
ported by resolution adopted by the
charter board, will ask the law max
ing body of the state to pass char
ter amendment granting votes for
women in st. Petersburg so that
there can be no question Of the le-
gality of the women voting here.
Such a charter change would be
passed with referendum clause 10
become effective only with the ap
proval of the voters of st. Peters
burg.
The charter board wants to grant
the ballot to women but there is Sc
rious doubt regarding its right so To
do. To get away from the legal
doubt 1t was decided by the women to
ask the legislature to pass the char
ter change as there is no doubt about
the right of the legislature to do this
In this way the suffrage question
would be submitted to the voters here
separately from the other charter
amendments proposed by the charter
board and would do away with pos
sible friction over this.
The charter board last night, on
motion of Ed T Lewis, adopted a
resolution declaring that the board
favors votes for women in city elec
tons and asking the legislature II
grant the women the right TO vote
such right to be subject to the ap,
rroval of he voters.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-06
BOYS CARRY OFF
EVERY FRAGMENT OF
WRECKED PLANE

st. Petersburg. May 6.-Hardly a
trace of the accident In which lieut..
j. | Lankey met his death, now re
mains in the. Kern field where the
Curtiss plane was burned Thursday
morning. Boys and men have car
ried away every fragment of the
wrecked plane. The engine was re
moved from the plane yesterday and
the souvenir hunters then were al.
lowed to take what they wanted and
swarmed over the wreck like hungry
dogs after al bone. BY night moth
ing was left. Boys who wanted steel
cables and spruce struts and pieces of
airplane canvas got them by being on
the ground and acting promptly. The
tools were pressed into service and
one boy brought up town strut that
was almost undamaged. He worked
for hours to get 1t loose taking out
d dozen poie'
In searching the ruins, one bow
found the Identification tag belong.
ing to Lieut. Lankey which was
around his wrist Another boy found
a lodge medal that had BELONGED to
the aviator. Several silver coins were
also found The medal and identifica-
tion tag were turned over to the army
officers and will be sent to Lieut..
Lankey's mother. He Is thought To
have had on fine Masonic ring but
this has not been found.
Lieut.. Austin and Capt. Bartlett,
who have been here for severa, days
loft here this morning at 10 O'Clock
in the machine in which Lieut. Aus.
tin made the trip from Arcadia They
climbed high over the city until thew
reached an altitude of about 5000 feet
and then Strengthened out and headed
for Arcadia, flying across the bay.
Lieut.. Col. Duncan came up from
Arcadia in an automobile today and
Will take back to camp with him
sergt Owen, who is, back neorly to
normal after the nervous shock he
suffered when he fell with Lius Ian
kew
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-06

RMS. Geo. w. Persons, Kissimmee
Mrs M. G. Warnings.
Visitors Orlando District
Mrs. G. l.. Sensabough, Winter
Haven-New Southern.
Mrs. Chas. Marshall, Winter Hav-
on.
Delegates Tallahassee District
Miss Bessie Turnbull Miccosukie
Mrs. H. b. Carter's.
Mrs. D. F.. Yarbrough, Miccosukie
fremont.
Mrs. J. P Jones, Perry--Mrs
Tample's.
Mrs. J. H. Warren, Pinetta- Mrs
Layton's.
Mrs. Ollie Stroud, Lee Mrs
MOUTHS.
Mrs. J. F. Clark, Hanson-.rMs
Fraley's.
Mrs. L. W. Lawler, Tallahassee
Mrs, L. M. Futch.
Mrs. r. Il. l.. McFarin, Quincy
Mrs. H. B. Carter's. "
Visitor Tallahassee District
Mrs. G. w. Barnes, Perry Mrs
Temples.
Delegates Tampa District
Mrs. Dowdell Wimauma - Mrs
MOUTHS.
Mrs. M l.. Strickland, Tampa
Mrs. Watsons.
Mrs. Chas. Curry, Bradentown---
Mrs. G. A. Owens
Mrs, T. b. Thompson, district sec
retary Tampa Mrs. Lorh's.
Mrs. Alice B, Willis, Sarasota
Mrs. Watson.
Mrs A c. Hamblin, Tampa--Mrs
Hamblin
Mrs A. D. Wetherell, Tampa
Mrs Watson's
Mrs. G. A. HansOn--Mrs creth
er's.
Miss Grace Rowland, Tamps--Mrs
Norvelps.
Mrs. W. J., Palmer, Tampa-Mrs
cerswelrs.
Mrs. John Miller. Tampa-Mrs
| Carsweips.
(continusd On Page g.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-06
P|CH0N HEADS
LEAGUE Of
Nations AS
CHAIRMAN:
ELECTED
YESTERDAY
NOTHING PERMANENT WILL BIZ
DONE UNTIL PEACE TREATY Is
RATIFIED BY U. s. SENATE
(By Associated Press.)

Paris, May 6.--Stephen Pichon, the
French foreign minister, was elected
chairman Of the provisional organiza-
ton of the League Of Nations yester.
day, according to an official rtate-
ment issued after the meeting. Sir
Eric Drummond, of Great Britain as
sumed shis duties as secretary general.
In adopting the rules of the temper.
ary organization care was taken by
the committee. Nothing OF a perma-
nent nature will be done previous to
ratification of the peace treaty by the
United States Senate.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-06
NHEME TO REPLACE
TENEMENTS In LONDON
by Associated Press. !


Douuon, May s Housing schemes
replace the slums of London are
sOunuant in these days of recons:ruc-
1On' but none is attracting more at
.nuon than that in the contested
,S'rlct Of Southwark where the
u'ness of Marlborough recently
'4'voased a tract of land.
"e plan is TO erect modern tene-
a'n''' with bathrooms and hot water
! every floor and a playground on
roof Perambulater shed in the
'sment is designed to eliminate the
sSsity of dragging heavy baby
ses upstairs. A central laun-
49,. With mechanical driers is to re
m,,s' o in the lower part of the
wing There are now no such
nts with these convsolences
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-06
Delegates Are Arriving
To Attend Missionary
Conf. Which Opens
This Afternoon

Mrs. John Cason.
Mrs. J. G. Prosser, Jacksonville
Delegates Miami District
Mrs. A. H. Adams, Miami.
L. D. loves.
Mrs. A. b. Hartsfield, West Palm
Beach--Mrs. G. M. Clayton's.
Mrs. Fred Miller, West Palm Beach
Mrs, J. A. Williams
Delegates Ocala District
Mrs. J. A. Larsin' district secre-
tary, st. Petersburg Mrs. Norvell's.
Mrs. /. w. Longacre, Tarpon
springs-Mrs. W. J. Streater's.
Mrs. r. Fl. Wakemar, Leasbdrg :
Mrs. J. F. Councils.
Mrs VIM. Cassidy, Leesburg Mrs
Councils.
Mrs. G. A. Evans, Sutherland
Mrs. J. r. Turner's.
Mrs. r. r. Smith Sutherland
Miss May Tomlinson.
Miss Flossie Padgett. --
Mrs. B. B. Arick. Brooksville-
Mrs. W, J. streater.
Mrs. Ed Staley, Dade City-Mrs
Lufsey's.
Mrs T. l.. T. Barr, Dade City
Mrs. Lufsey's.
Mrs. Elsie Tedder, Seville-Mrs. J
F. Turner's.
Mrs. Drew, Clearwater-Mis MAY
Tomlinson's
Mrs John s. Smith, st. PETERSBURG
Mrs. H. j. Drane's.
Mrs. L. D. Childs, st. Petersburf
Mrs. Drane's.
Mrs. r. A. Patterson, Odessa Mrs
Laytons.
Mrs. R. H. Barnett, Clearwater
Miss Sarah Polk's.
Mrs. Taylor. Ocala-Mrs. McIlwain
Mrs Alderman, Sutherland-Tr
mont.
Visitor Ocala District
Mrs Sturkie. Dade City.
Delegates Orlando Distrit.
Miss Ella Switzer, orlando-Nrs
F, loves
Mrs ]. l.. Ince. Winter Haven
Mrs. Fraleys.
Mrs. j. L. Moon, sanford--Mrs
T. E. Wilson.
Mrs. John T. Fuller, Orlando
: Mrs. Southard's.
( Mrs. Joe Davis, Orlando-Mrs
Brantley's.
! Mrs. Annie Baumvsrt, Orlando
Mss. Brantlsy's.
Mrs. D. c. Kelley. Sanford--Mrs
! Hansar6s.
Mrs. J. L. overstreet, Kissimmee
Mrs n Wnri.a
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-06

at the Central Railway station. Three
years ago he told DR., Brum when
you get to be president, I want to be
your doorkeeper.
Dr. Brum smiled at the prophecy
and said if such a thing ever hap
pened to him he would not forget the
request Just before his Inaugural
ton Dr. Brum sent for the boy and
kept his promise.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-06

Trout are the principal fish now
being caught along our shores by an
glers and commercial fishermen.
Handliners, fishing for the market,
have been delivering the goods in the
trout line this week, with fair
sprinkling Of pompano coming in, too
Clearwater Sun.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-06
(By Associated rPess.)

Paris, May 6.-The Chinese dele
cation to the peace conference has
appealed to President Wilson 10 in
tercede with the conference officials
tc have China included among the
powers permitted to attend the pre-
sentation Of the peace treaty to the
Germans at Versailles tomorrow.
China is not included in the list Of
thirteen states so privileged.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-06
TO RECRUIT army
Of 5000 MEN
FOR SERVICE
IN SERBIA
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, May 6..-Orders were
issued today by the War Department
for recruiting eight thousand men to
serve as requirements for the Amer
ican soldiers now in Serbia. The
replacement detachment will be Or
ganized at San Francisco and troops
will be forwarded in units of five hun
dred each as they become available.
Only men Of previous military exper-
ience will be acceptable.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-06

The legislature passed resolution
last week condemning the present
zone rates of postage for newspapers
and magazines. We are going to have
their pictures framed and hung up In
our sanctum. That Is the first thing
a Florida legislature has done for the
newspapers for long time. Willis
ton Progress.