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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-12

The main scream was about Rigo-
letto and the Italian tongue was being
given Il terrible russell. But Dolly was
wreathed In smiles.
why the smiles, Dolly?"
We'll, o soc, | like this better than
any OF the operas ! have seen to date
I know the French don't understand
II either
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-12

WHERE THEY PLAl


AMEPtcAN LEAGUE,
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St, Louis at Boston.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at New YORK.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-12
DOLLY IN FRANCE,

After an extravagant taste for years
II has never been known vet how Dol
" reconclled himself to the life nos
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-12

The last lap OF the city champion
ship race will get under way Saturday,
with the Goodhars opposed to the Choc-
Jaws, and Ben Hurs lined up against
the Chero-C olas, The final games will
be staged Sunday. when the Gas Com
pauy n Chootaw clubs meet In a dou-
bic header, The Choctaws must win
Saturday and both games Sunday In
order to capture the city title.
The Choctaws advanced several points.
Thursday by defeating the Ben Hurs,
while the Gas Company was Idle,
Score by innings RHE.
Ben Hurs .,...,,.,4 1000 0 2-6 Q
Choctaws ..,.,,.l0 10 la II S
Dutton, Harlan and Ray, Andree; Cal
laBher, Bradley and Stewart,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn ..'.,O 1OoO1o1 % 10 !
st. Louis 80 2 OO100 Ia IL
Galore and Kruger; Schupp and
Clemens. Dilhoefer.
Philadelphia % oOo000I0- o. g
Pittsburgh ...3 0 lO00l 2 - 16
Ames. Cheney and Tragesser; Cooper
and Lee, Schmidt.
At Pittsburgh-Second game: R.H.E.
Philadelphia 20 0 2 600 0 o. 5
Pittsburgh 10 0 0 / 0 0 "--7 10
Meadows and Adams; Hamilton and
Schmidt.
New York '...O oo4O03oo % 10 Q
Chicago ......0 0 0 $500 0 Ga 7 Q
Benton and Snyder; Alexander, Mar
tin and Killifer.
Only games played,
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Houston 6-1, Shreveport 1-3.
Galveston 2, Dallas 3.
Beaumont 6, Waco 5.
San Antonio 0. Fort Worth 0 five
innings, rain).
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Z indianapolis 3, st. Paul o.
Louisville 8, Milwaukee, 4. 4
Toledo Minneapolis, rain,
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rochester |, Binghamton s.
Only game played,
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Sioux City 81. Oklahoma City 81.
Joplin 6-2, st. Joseph III.
Tulsa 4, Des Moines /.
Wichita 8. Omaha |.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-12

Emerging from the office~-without
the t~wenty-Dolly mumbled to himself:
"a man must tell his private affairs
these days to get a few dollars
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-12
100 CHICKS DLSBAND AND SCATTER no -FOUR WINDS
Big COy1c Shea 81
THE lESTI\E OCCASION

(iod Eller, of the Reds, and Eddie Cicotte. Of the White sox, boil
whom employ the shine ball, may meet in the comin4 worlds series.
Oh, | am not excited when
Two heavies hook a match;
never lose my bearing at
A most soulstirring catch.
But who could keep me from the park
In that suspicious game
When Eller and his sinner meet
Cicotte and the same?
Don't speak to me Of Orpheum,
Or Of the movie craze.
A circus fails to interest
These warm September days.
But ! would swan an arm or eye
To see the lively game
When Filler and his sinner meet
C1cotte and the same.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-12

MA A
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-12
FOSTER VICTORIOUS
|NPIICHING BATTLE
NTH THWEATT
Right Handler Holds
Dyersburg SCoreIeSS and
Singles to Start Rally of
Locals in Seventh.
SERIES STANDING.

m.nn.,. Won, Lost. Pct.
DysrsSafu Is b.j : IS. .ssS
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-12
CLASS B SERIES.

Standing OF Club,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-12

The victory for Barnes was worth
5000 which Is fair enough for "a few
days sport at ones f~avorite pastime.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
CmANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.

H$s,is +, sss"?$* AZ
s III ''' Is sSSss . @s5H Of NS%'rs
ssu,6 ~ nrhc by 81 iee
i inches east OF Fiith street, July -.
M - sn mt, nsns: by rs, Fr""N
!noh ,"rerqatl south lin Fs,lsral street:
July 80. leig"' 's si.47s %"S' OF f'''" '''''
n faGn sDa A N ThEma FuF'
Seatona deceased. trustee; to g; q wo.sham
e nFGos sor r"r"H 1oo
wa alton Ayenps Ausg:, t. ,isis $3.50
compsny, aanints;Ta,ors of :Thomass. L. Sea.
% Gn S Brook S
1sTs, f. s sai Walton Avenue Ausas
cn'FIST assnS wis and Lee D;yis s .yns
S;rSs; 20 t Zee, n inches north line az
gh,lIps, 10, COS Ee.. D%y;n, S,fse;. isx 50
'7 r,,rn a,Isy I auE - isis 8, 500
y il, Zee, nchd. G?TcFuar 5' south f"G Inc
S.!ih Side ri"Sc also $50 SO ft sSS' ayhss' by
i?S feet drreguiar) south line, Virginia
PLACE. also 30 feet c inches by 10. f"e,
south line virginia Avenue, 80 feet. inches
-
. l.. Sclccman and e. Lorraine Rutnn.
trustees. to Leslie 4. Franck. No. $50
Kendall Avenue. soxla5 feet IVES, linz
Ecndall Avenue. lSh feet south of Hooper
Street. july -. 1919 Sl.5o0
III. Seldom Taylor. trustee. to Isabel II.
Woodsun. - feet inches by 100 feet north
line Stuart Avenue. 81 feet inches. cas-; OF
sycamore Street August ]. 1919. ST. 900.
stuart iSowc trustee. ~ James a pavls.
No 3Soi Floyd Avenue. ~ fee; inch by
lI5 feet north line Floyd Avenue. 81 feet .
inches west OF Doolev Avenue August 8.
H. II Pollard. Jr.. trustee. to Henry $
Wallcrstcn. 40, ia West Broad street Is
liroad street III feet IS inches. cast OF
Madison street. August l. 1919: SLIGO.
John EaGhy; trustee: ~ Henry :. Waller
stein. No, 30 West Eroad street Is feet
J-N inches by lSt feet north line Broad
street. !oi zoe; , inches east OF Madison
street August |. 1919; Sll.2N0
Edw II. Brown. trustee. 10 Mrs. Hannah
+ Amos. 10 feet inches 10y % feet
I'm" Strawberry Street. IA feet south -.
Main street Angus, !. 1919: s.35.
iEdw. II Brown. trustee. to Hannah r
Amos. 10 feet inches by ~ feet east line
S.nwbcrry Street. l44 foot south of Main
- IT. August T. 1919: S325.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
FULL MUSICAL PROGRAM
MARKS TODAY'S CONCERT
Absence of Henri ncnuEard From
Richmond Causes Omission of
Usual "SlnE."

Absence OF Heart BcauEard, song
and cheer leader OF the War Camp
Community Service. from Richmo nd
has caused the omission of the COM
munity sing" and seven-minutc adj
dress 81 the band concert this after
noon at Byrd Park 1t , o'clock These
features OF the program will be re-
Sumcd next week. II is probable that
state senator Lee Trinklc will be the
speaker a the concert next week
y two-hour musical program will be
given this afternoon Seventeen selec-
tions will be played by STEMS twenty
Moses stein. The numbers represent a
wide range OF music. from opcratic
selections to popular songs.
IodayS concert will be given under
the Joint auspices of the War Camp
community Service and the Playground
and Recreation Association of Rich
mond. which was organized recently
me concerts are being continued at
the request of The playground Norgani-
zatio!.
The program follows:
]. Stars and Stripes Forever (Sousa).
Mammon's Magic Police GTitD.
3, CAP song Of the Soul (BrciD: tb)
Theirs a Lump of Sugar Down in Dixie
Niumblc). 1. l. Paloma (Yradicrl
IhlSe dele tBriquetl. G. Thunder and
iiehinng (LovclauD. 4 (a) out Of
me EAST ,Roscy): ,b) Get OFF My Foot
,kernei!D; 'c) i'm Forever Biowinr
bubbles ,Danmark). s. Soldiers Chorus
from Faust tGounod). q ia) Have n
smile tRobartson); OBJ Kisses (Cow3nI
60 Mickey tMorat): td) t'rcnchv
tIllzcr). To- Good-By tTostD ii
star Dreamer Fulton).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
FEDERAL WARRANTS ISSUED
Wholesale Sugar Dealers OF Chicago
Charged with Violating
Lever Measure.
ms Assnclnteh rrcss l

CHICAGO. August l6--Federal war
rants were ISSUED today for the arrest
Of John r. Campbell. president and
treasurer. and John f.. Bunker, vice
president and manager Of the John
r. Campbell Co, wholesale sugar deal =
crs, charging them with violation of
the Lever food control law.
The warrants accuse the company
officials OF having purchased five car
loads OF sugar at $500 a 100 pounds in
Guiding the freight to Chicago. and OF
selling II TO retailers for Sl3
Federal officials accused the Campbclr
company Of having realized a protit OF
40 per cent on sales OF sugar
II was said that investigation dis
closed that Campbell ~ Co has bought
sin,"0o worth OF sugar from Arbuckie
Bros, Of New Y ork for s.. plus freight.
and later sold il for rs high as sl3
hundred pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

el os" BrG Matte g. and 24usl nsss To to
a sss, i i,ns rS G1h1 s s,, q%hs
rhes Sherwood 20 Leroy Brown.
In addison street TT fee' south 'S Gf M ias5
49, a.so thai % inches on said Al.
gqssIiah ;Sstf.iG'' adjoining above. Angus, 1.
y I'LL ely T ras and 'la. Mere ss,S
ss:ht North Avenue. 80 fc"t south Of Roberts
s'i Fam NY aanhais s, nd ;2 W@4y ,.e
tsct fschts .",i.,h- = i,r Eel inches by g
sssei II - ip,h.s cas-, 81 fif,h street july
7 %s@a ,fus,sa rs eas, Inc H H@ha
ss ,T ., i.gl inches north Of Franklin
,r Unas!Hs y Sigh"lss,@n to Walter = Sch.at
~ l2o Zee, soutf line Tayi"r s;rc.t. 50 fo.;
tssst Of Randolph S;r&,. August l. 1919:
Mary :! vaurhan.- ,o,"A' /. RlaAo and
eixii0 ieet sou,h iina :; ,-"i!o; stree:
q .TfwentH-:onfth street Angus, : 1919
w crqEt1FPo "Ha F.arI Tally ositel to
Th!r,S.seconiS 'ggt,-a., 'y ~ zee, .Ts' ling
i "TI .. a.s3 go oy :: fey norm, linz Ash
Sire, fgiv - III IS' ;, MI 80 81 Washington
y FE E;Ss M"n'houf and Nary .,Nitej. 10 II
81 t&Sei neh orresuiari. sodth ..ne Fe ~
@ra! STREE l&s &c, nchos east Of I'itti
'3 r nE.,r h.5<aF sa4 X ,suseand, I?
gno nafoa Ayynua' i5o fdt, Lou s@ih G" 8.
sa 4SIs ,T,s,se fecr u nch,s.s. Nv 5,
;nehes sen'h o.: Taylor Street Angus, T.
49, '.'-n
l:ErG HiSifH.il"n GO Inc. 20 Howard
g.. 80 lur NCit"rrN street. les f'"t "
STrrc, ,, S"nih Mulberry
Nts,t,-,' ~, ms hN :. l'"i cast linz,
;N,.,, Y .''t - i"'i inches south Of
" ,,ryy,,," MI oi ~. 'i.'-N
u rs-,sy - ~, ~ 'Hfl ! 3i!tN 'Mif"l :"
lin W!nd.f .tr.o. MI. ., .-g ~. norm
;Tdrir s,,,st u fo5t .,s. II I.t h"t' IN, me
July - 1919. SlnN0
- = EgEhrk 90 luhH II Garrett irus.
ie' Nos aiN ana ~ Fl. "uct Baker street,
- iesi lnoh's ny : feet inches Cirr.gu.
u morn Hr' liak"r street s. foo, :
N afS "'s' OF Fourth Srrcrt. Iuy -.
80"
t. funn - l" ifrN"rlE VI. Davis. trus-
t.'" ~ f.tS' i'nFni street l'N'0 f"et
NJ, nuNht Jpiy =, !1lH 1890
,. r. t.t"ai.N i" i.eNrriE " i'HNls trus-
~. fhst 'uN"! street. l'N.b feet
- 9-ihtas} 1'Thr' !luyal street ana alley
! ei, 80 M,,h ,S'Nlh ana seventh
r.,-t fst...',.,. ~ fI.htu
~ 5,.. 'GnDaigs lhr. 70
ie;Ty s,Ssel 4. ~, Ia 'n,il,, SCUM MI }Ci;
sSaia .. a Si,ss, - ,r tg'' . 'nIoaHs'
Jsy-d ,rr..-t,,-,c.. .,,,..
tiU~~'H ~. ''A' sfnS'H" 80 rs South Mul-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
uENKlco BARGAINS AND SALES

Eivcs Fleming and Mildred {. twifcl. to
Samuel T. FairiamL so acres south
SIDE Old Deep Run Turnpike. nine mile,
west ~ city OF Richmond Angus, =,
tax $3.50; sl0
Amelia T. Harris and W. 7 thusbarh
to Anderson n. Harris, 50 acres on south
side Darhytown Road August 5, 1919.
IL f. Walters. Of Clarkcshurs w. Va.
Ia Adam T.. Walter. OF same. lots .? and
3o block {. Greenwood Park. August -.
Jacob Price 10. NJ. II. Omohundro. - 3 =
acres in TuCkahcr District, three miles
w"st OF Wcsthampton. August IL 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
NIiNs Nnrn Meycr

After an Illness OF many years Miss
Nora Ethel. Youngest daughter OF Mr.
ana Mrs. August Meyer. died on Fri
day a the home OF her parents l7aJ
Delaware Avenue. Highland Park In
spite OF being an invalid from girl
mood and undergoing much suffering.
MISS Meyer took a lively interest in
inc varied affairs Of life. Besides her
parents, Miss Meyer leaves TO mourn
her demise. one sister, Miss Augusta
- Meyer. and brother, George l..
The funeral Will take place from
the nome az 1 o'clock this afternoon,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17

been secured through the Farmers
Union and is expected to arrive In a
Few days. orders will be taken by
regularly appointed agents appointed
hy The CniCn for every section OF the
county. a large number of these have
already been placed. aS the present
scarcity of sugar is greatly hinderinx
tn" work OF the housewives in pre-
serving a"d canning. and some fruit
IL gong to waste,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
WIS. Ethel Iinyse.

:, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; Auyue, -
vnars M'nri l'aysc, aged forty seven
E;""rs "lic OF Falcon Bayse, OF N"r,,,'
ed on an" M o"nn'y, was instantly XIII.
s, ,b "'""nSnay by % falling ,r,..
e. ,'I nm" during "a heavy winisto,,,
s,ns Vas milking a COW in !,
shn % Sn.t he ,r%c falling ON tn'
de.Ii o,"SS,ns II and causing ~.
~ va N'IS u 'ytc. She Is surviycd
ny her husband SIX children. mo; h No.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17

Ayers. aged eighty on. Years ala
tn1S morning AT tho Home ana g..
49, "hct. he had h.cn 4 patient iwo
mon Ms lie was native Of p.;ri,k
,oHniE, ana at the time of MS Ia,
mess was travelling salesman fn,.
~" seward Trunk and Tag COMPANY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17

~ !; RiS.oNR UKG. August ls
Oh, res y. Hoover. twcnty-four years
TX, q" son o. NJ and Mrs John II
nn""Ner o. Timhcrvillc. mis- coriu,y
~" IN Hock .nGhan Memorial Hos
= %.n.rG last night as the rcsul, or
'''1.i leakage. Surviving ar. MI,
parents one sister and seven hro,bcrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
Mrs. Mnymie VI. Adkfn,

:, After an illness OF eight months
Mrs. Maymie Mitchell Adkins died YES
tyrdHy morning at ST. Elizabeth's Hos
Mrs Adki.s is survived by her hus-
hand, a. 4 Adkins. and fvc childrnn
iitlcn. Alfred. Taskar. Bergman
rNce-father. Rev. A. c. rerryman,
notner, Mrs Helen *. Bcrryrnan,
Heights. We '''' '''
=, Fnmert! services viii he held from
Woodland Heights NJ T. Church TINS
sunday afternoon at 800 O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17

w NCfiESTER Angus, lG-Funcral
cciN'ccs We're held yesterday after
schind"l. s!Nty-two years ola lriInH.
O., li""ard Schindcl. and dauch,cr Of
iate Frcd"rck H. Roscnb.rrnr
~ 10 q'fn "Hdd"niy OF acute indigestion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
MAYOR ACTS AS MEDIATOR
Hammond, Indiana. Executive Moves
to settle Steel Chr Empioyccs'
y strike.
lily Associated Dress ,

HAMMOND. IND. August 10
Mayor Donald Brown today acted as
mediator in AN effort to settle the strike
OF 1000 employees of the Standard Steel
Car Company. which yesterday resulted
in the local authorities calling on Gov
ernor Goodrich to hold state troops
IN readiness for strike duty here
The strikers are demanding higher
wages and Il closed shop
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
it0bcrt IIcrndon FIFE.

- 7HINI|II TtHNI IIE, AUgust H.
Robert Iicrndon Fifc. ared sevon,,
seven confederate veteran and prom =
nm, Nm, resident, died a, 8 O'Clock this
after an illness Of six vocks ~
'uhera VII! be held from the residence
a. a. go o'clock sunday afternoon Mr,
!' "nS the son OF the late Rev.
IntI's II. ana OF Margaret Hcrndon
flic, 81 Spotsylvania County Ia
Joined the Confederate Army .orIv ia
~ as member Of the Charlottct.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
Government Annie Estimate.

LYNCHBCRG, VA, August ia
government estimate Of the present
outlook for apples this year in the
Piedmont section indicates a yield of
52@."c0 barrels. or 5000 barrels in
excess o: the final figures on the 1915
crop, Most Of the increase is in AM
hcrst, Nelson and .llbcinarlc Counties
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
WILL VOTE ON TUESDAY
Proponents of Daylight Saving Repeal
Will Try Ia Override
Veto.
IBv Associated Prcss.l

WASHINGTON. August -Republi-
can Leader Mondcll announced today
that the House would vote next Tues
doy on the passage of the daylight saw
ing repeal over President Wilson's
veto. Proponents of the repeal. while
in majority. are doubtful whether
they can obtain the two-thirds major
ity necessary to override the veto,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17

! feet on west line Goddin Avenue. 1T cast
! line Chambcrlsvne Parkway. Battery Court
| Addition. August s 1919. se.2i0.
Richard Gaskin and Eli2zc Is. (wifc) 10
| Leroy T. Brown Jr. trustee. No. 3Sl5 Fourth
! Fourth Street. II J." 10y 1874 feet inches
J Louisiana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
be commenced as

alization of Danz,g be commenced as
soon as possible.
The people OF Danz!g. the note says.
are anxious that it's new constitution
be drafted AS soon as possible and that
the c:tys relations with Poland be de-
tcrmincd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
DANZlG WANTS DECISION
Note Comes 70 Pence Conference Asking
NcEot ltiOnS he Commenced
Shortly.

icy Assoc, Il Press !
BERLIN. August l6.--Thc German
government has addressed Il note to the
peace conference. Il was learned here
today. asking that negotiations on GER
tain questions affecting the :ntcrnat:on-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
HENRICO TRUST DEED.

7. Grant Walker to American TruS.
Hroad Street Road Al Appleton Land Cor
pcration's property August . 1919, 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
The School of
Business Administration

Offers courses of study in lam
Guaces, history, economics. gov
eminent. banking. etc. leading TO
the degree Of Bachelor OF Science
in Business Administration. Ses.
sion opens september Is For
circular OF Information. address
u. +. Anderson. Phi. D.. Chamber
Of Commerce Building. Rich
mond. Va.
F. W. EOATwRIGHT.
President.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
Let Contract for urIdrc.

LYNCHBURG. VA. August lG-The
County of Campbell has let the contract
Tor the erecting OF bridge over the
Seneca River near Mitchcll'S Mill
Work is already under way on the
construction OF thirty miles OF soil
clay road in lower Campbell County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17

sugar Scarcity Delays Canning.
AMHERST. VA. August l6-A car
ROAD OIL sugar for Amherst County n. g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
Richmond College
The School of Law

Offers two years course OF law
leading TO degree of Ill y.
Classes in Memorial Hall. near
Ryiand and Broad Streets Hours.
$50 r. NJ. TO $50 /. NJ. Session
opens September IS For cata-
iogue and full Information. adj
dress w. S. Mcneil. Ph. d, Tray
elers Building. Riohmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
real EST ATE FOR SAFE

New eightroom modern stucco house
go feet front: possession October |.
Price. $3.50. Terms: $500 cast bal
ance S35 per month. including interest
and principal.
POLLARD e BAGBY INC
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-21
BARLOW WANTS
White way
LIKE ORLANDO

Orlando, Feb 21.--It now develops
that the city of Barlow is contemplate
ing erecting a white way similar to
the system here. And this decision
has been reached after an investiga-
ton of the system at Tampa. Which
is rather direct way of saying that
Barlow likes this system the better
of the two.
A letter concerning the Barlow
plans was addressed from the author.
tiles of the city to Donald Cheney, Of
the Orlando Water and Light Com.
pany And Mr.. Cheney turned the
letter over to Inspector Vincent Fl
Green.
Commenting upon the difference be-
tween the white way system as adop
ted here by comparison with the one
in Tampa, Mr.. Green said the advan
tage was in favor of the local system
which he said developed five times
the lighting qualities for one-fifth the
cost. And he insisted that the com
parison was conservative.
The Tampa model is five cluster
light, while the Orlando model is a
single globe. THE five cluster light
sounds good" said Mr. Green, "but
has been proved antiquated, and
many towns are junking the materi
al and installing the one-globe sys
TEN, such as We have.
The difference between the two Is
extremely technical, but can be com
pretended in general way by the
statement that the farther removed
the lights from the transformer in the
cluster system the more the current
is lessened and DINNER the light be
come. Whereas in the single globe
system the current is uniform.
Concerning the extent of our sys
TEN by comparison with that of Tam
pa, Mr.. Green declared that we have
actually more white way mileage thar
the larger city. Orlando actually ha!
three miles of white way cable, EN-
bracing 156 lights in the business dis
trict alone.
And we have more around OH
lakes than are on the famous shOr
boulevard at Tampa" Mr., Green as
serted.
l. There are thirty-four lights aroun
Lake Eola, thlrty-six on Lucerne
eight on Lake Cherokee and fourtee
on Lake Dot.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-21
PAGE FIVE

homa. A Lincoln, Nebraska, news
paper received here today tells of
snow drifts there six feet high and
says 80 snowplows had to be put on
the Burlington railroad between Lin
coin and Fairmont, Neb
Out in California they have been
having such serious time on &C.
count of influenza that the wearing Of
flue masks has been compulsory in
some places, A copy Of the Los An
geles Times of recent date received
at the Independent Office prints the
following:
"The war on the flu mask in Pasa-
dena received notable impetus yes
terday. Miss Henrietta Lockwood, a
woman tourist of Chicago, went in
sane from sheer fright when she step
ped from Santa Fe train and beheld
the masked city. She is at the Coun-
ty hospital and In fits of delirium
raves about masks and influenza. The
hospital physicians says there is no
doubt that fear engendered by the
masks temporarily unbalanced her
mind.
Ernest M. May, president of the
Security National Bank Of Pasadena,
and five other prominent guests at
the Hotel Maryland were arrested in
the lobby of that fashionable hostelry
Sunday evening and ordered to ap-
pear in Justice Dunhan's court yes.
terday morning. The charge was
failing to wear their masks properly
ALI had them on, but not over their
faces. The hotel put up bail. None
Of the defendants appeared in court,
hotel representative asking con-
tinuance till today. Guests OF the
hotel are starting general move.
ment to rip offs the masks and fight
the law to the limit"
So the winter visitors in st. Peters
burg, in spite Of a few cool days and
touches of cloudy weather, seem to
have the advantage over many others.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-21
Boy Scouts
To Attend .
The Revival
In a Body

The Boy Scouts will attend the re-
vival at the First Christian church ia
body tonight. They met this after
noon and were drilled in some special
songs which they will sing as a part
Of the musical program in the serv-
ice.
Miss Gail White, the song evange
ljstt will present crayon picture
doing the work on the platform while
the song, "Tenting Tonight is being
sung.
The revival will close on Sunday
night and much interest is being
shown in the special features in the
closing sessions.
Evangelist W. r. Brooks has beer
pounding some Of the great gospe
truths into the people and there have
been number of accessions to tn
church.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-21
W0ODhEA CIRCLE TO
HAVE UNWILLING
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

Inc Woodmen Circles of Lakeland
anu Mulberry will hold Joint un-
Veiling in the Lakeland cemetery at
. O'Clock Sunday afternoon when
monuments erected to the memory Of
MRS W, H. Kolb, of this city, and
Mrs Woods Of Mulberry, will be un-
yelled.
All members of the Woodmen Cir,
Gle are requested to meet at the X 4.
OF P. Hall at 1880 o'clock Sunday af-
ternoon' and from there they will 60
TO the cemetery for the exercises.