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The Washington times., 1919-10-16
DEFENDS FLYER
KILLED IN MIST
Doty, Mail Pilot, Who Tried
to Land, Showed Good
Judgment, Says Comrade.

BALTIMORE, 1Id., oct 18-Lyman
W. Doty the aerial mail pilot who
was killed Tuesday on the grounds
Of the Rolling Road Golf Club, Ca
louisville, displayed good judgment in
trying to land, and bis death was
caused 3olely BY misfortune and bad
weather. condltiunss according to S.
O. Eaton. another mall pilot, who
arrived at the Southern Hotel last
night td take the body to Doty's
home In California.
Eaton declarea that when DOty
left washington ne had only 100 feet
visibilfty Owing TO the bad mist
and rain, Il was a good move TO try
TO land, ne said. Doty was out OF
his course when he attempted to
land. Eaton. said. as he was erring
on the side Of caution in avoiding
Bush river.
Doty was carrying about 500
pounds OF mail IN eight sacks.~ -Four
saclIsc were recovered. c. J. Stanton,
superintendent of the aerial mail
service, was unable to discover new
facts, Eaton said.
Pilot Doty IS survived by his
father, W. NJ. Doty. OF Biggs, Cal,
and a married sister, formerly Miss
Mamie Doty. now in South America.
Pilot Eaton VIII start for California
today.
The Washington times., 1919-10-16
LAUREL ENTRIES

First Tacy-Two-year-oId selling.
Six furlongs ibbleF, 102; Drusilla,
1O3: Murray 112: Miss Horner, 90;
Yaphank, 1O5; Buster r., 1O2: GOldine,
1O2; Back Home, 1O3; Slick IL, 1O5;
Smart Guy, 1O2.
Second race-Two-year-o SELL
ing. Six furlongs. "WhO Cares, IO2:
scuba, "a; Lola, 1O9; Brynhild, 1O5;
Kirah, IO7; Buckhorn II, 10; Nancy
Ann, 106; Pirate MCGEE, 107; .Col.
Murphy, 81.
Third race-Two-year-olds; six fur
longs. Sea Sinner, 1O4; Limerick Lass,
Rapid Traveller, 1O7; Truly Rural, 1O4
Forever, 1O4; Mock Orange, 1O7.
Fourth -Three-year-oIds and
upward; selling; one mile. Handful
1O4; "Bogart, 1O4; Arbitrator, 1O9;
Pinard, 1O5; Luther, ia; Legacy, 1O2;
Harry BreivOgel, III; Tie Pin, 1O9:
"Waukeag, 1O7; 'New Haven, lO7;
crush Strickland, 1O1; Duke Of Devon
shire, 100: Betsy, 90; Jack OF Spades,
112; sky Pilot, 100.
Fifth race-Selling; handicap; one
mile and a furlong; three-year-
and upwards: Fairy Prince, 90; The
Desert, 100; Sibola, 1O4; :Waukeag,
95; Sophia GatewOOd, 1O2; DOrcas, 100.
Sixth race-Three-year-ol and
upward; selling; one mile: 'Gene-
We've B. 1OS: Melancholia, 112; Baby
Sister, los; "PerigOurdine, los: New
haven, JOG; "TOotsie, 1O3; 'Indiana
Spring, 1O4; Pulaski, Ill; Malvolio,
III: "ZOUave, III; Armant, 112; Jack
OF Spades, III; 'Indian Chant, III;
Tit for Tat, 113.
Seventh race-Three-year-old and
upward; selling. Six furlOngs. George
Clark, 12O; "MelOria, 112; "Pokey B.,
10; "Dolina, 112; Malvolio, 12O:
Poacher. l2O; "The Decision, 11S
Five pounds apprentice allowance
claimed.
Weather, clear; track, muddy.
The Washington times., 1919-10-16
WHTSKEY CACHE IN
GARAGE IS SEIZED
Arrest Of Washington Negro
Leads to Discovery Of
Contraband In Baltimore.

. BALTIMORE. Nd, oct. ia big
cache OF whiskey containing 1908
gallons. found concealed in a garage
was seized yesterday morning by
Serrt. Nicholas 3. Catch and Patrol
men BayrIe and Eaton, OF the north
eastern district, The find was made
through the arrest Of Coils Simms, q
washington negro, who, Monday
night. was detected driving from the
garage in an automobile laden with
more than 200 half-pint bottles OF
whiskey, were taken TO the police sta
ton where they were charged with
violating the wartime prohibition
laws.
The search OF the garage is said to
have revealed the fact that q
man named Pleet was in the
habit OF sleeping there at night.
An immense paddock, which the
Dolice say was always securely
fastened when PIeet was absent, was
found on the door. Evidence was
found that the whiszey had been in
the garage only about twenty-four
hours It was bottled in half-pints,
pints and quarts, and bore the labels
Of many OF the Well-lInOWn distillers.
Each bottle was wrapped On paper.
At the police station Pleet yes
terday denied that he Is the owner
Of the whiskey and inquiries by the
police failed to produce any one who
would admit its ownership. oBth men
were turned over to agents Of the
Department OF Justice and the liquor
was taken in charge by the Depart
ment of Internal Revenue.
The Washington times., 1919-10-16
THREE MASONIC CLUBS
TO VISIT ALEXANDRIA

Three Masonic clubs-the Lamb
Skin Club. the Railroad Square
Club. and the South Gate Club
will meet IN front Of the POST
office, Twelfth and Pennsylvania ave
nue. northwest, Thirteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest and
ia front Of the Southern railroad
building. az ESQ o'clock Saturday
evening Tor 3 trip TO AleXandria.
Upon arriving az AleERndria, the
members viii form iu line and march
to the lodge room.
The Washington times., 1919-10-16
US STILL WORLDS
TREASURE CHEST
Precious Stones and Art OBJ
iects Pour Into This
Country From Abroad.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1B.-America
continues TO be the worlds great
treasure chest into which IS being
poured millions OF dollars worth OF
precious stones and priceless art
treasures, says copyrighted dis
patch from London to tho World.
The eidy seems to be ia no immediate
danger Of being diverted elsewhere.
There Is every indication that the
westward trend Of works o. art IS
not near it's zenith.
For the nine months ended Septcm-
Der 80. precious stones which passed
through LONDON for America totaled
So. ,1oS, against Sl2.GoO.O0O for the
corresponding nine months in 1918.
The value Of the art objects passing
through London during the same
period in 1919 was approximately
$1,000. 600. against S1.5OO,O00 in 1918.
America has paid a huge price in
London for furs In the last nine
months. the total amount being de-
clared 70 be $1O,354.5S2, compared
with S5,4O3.555 in corresponding
month OF 1918
During September goods declared
az the American consulate reached
the unprecedented total Of S24OOO 900.
This is partly due to more than S4,-
10000 worth OF raw rubber brought
% London Ga that month. Americas
rubber purchases in London in the
last nine months total approximately
14,OOO.OOO. as against S3.T43.OOO for
the corresponding period ia 1918.
The Washington times., 1919-10-16

HELGIUM 10 HAVE INCOME TAX.
BRUSSELS, Oct 16.-The bin pro-
viding for a progressive income tax
was adopted in the Belgian Senate by
virtually unanimous vote. It was
passed by the Chamber OF Deputies
last Friday evening.
The Washington times., 1919-10-16

onl5 -Oae 1llllI1-1I 1Ilal
~ get lhe rtnuIhe ear for luu naue 1t1E-
ATIFa BHoLO GUM I11Icla l.ctz
for signature oL M ..u0 ar
Cold CD one Day a-r-a0EH
The Washington times., 1919-10-16
BARE CAMP PLOT
TO STEAL MILLION
o. S. Officers Arrest 8 Watch
men at Grant and Hunt
Two others

CHICAGO, oct. 16-James NovaS.
James Dwyer and Dan Hayes, Camp
Grant watchmen, arrested by army
intelligence department officers, are
held today while an effort is being
maed to locate two other men, who,
army officers say, are implicated with
Noyak, Dwyer and Hayes in a plot
to rob the inance officer OF the camp
OF more than 100000 kept there
for the pay roll today.
Capt. Robert Howie, Of the army
intelligence bureau, said that while
the three Hnen arrested refused TO
confess to their part in the plot, he
had learned they aided in plan to
secure a quantity OF nitro-glycerine
that was to be delivered at the camp
today.
The Washington times., 1919-10-16

DE VALERA IN DETROIT.
DETROIT, Mich. oct. 16s-Freedom
Of the city was 20 be given officially
to Eamonn De Valera, president OF
the Irish republic, here today.
The Washington times., 1919-10-16

OF the world. The foreign element
among the workers, he said, IS max
ing demands for pay and for work
ing hours that are too prepOsterously
absurd for consideration.
Good Leadership" was the topic Of
Father Hannan's sermon, On the
course OF which he touched upon
police conditions and praised the head
Of the Washington Police Department
as a "good leader"
The Washington times., 1919-10-16
REPORT FINDING OF
Is TONS OF SUGAR
Mayor BrOening Of Baltimore
Takes Steps To Have Com
modify Distributed. /.

BALTIMORE, oct I6-Reports
that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company had $4,000 pounds OF un-
claimed sugar on storage at 12T
South Howard street have reached
Mayor BrOeRing. and he has started
a movement to have 10 released for
distribution In the city. The mayor
said the information came TO him
from what appeared 20 be q rsiiable
source.
The mayor tried 70 get In touch
with Charles ". Galloway, Federal
manager OF the Baltimore and Ohio,
but without success. Mr.. GalloWay's
assistants promised the mayor that an
investigation would be made and that
he would be advised as to the result.
"If the sugar Is there, and IL the
city can get hold OF Il. We shall ar
range for its distribution to the peo-
pie OF Baltimore most in need OF it.s
the mayor said. "a Plan OF distribu-
ton will be worked out as soon as
hear officially from the officials OF
the Baltimore and Ohio. The public
will be advised Of the real situation. ("
The Washington times., 1919-10-16
ALL BRITAIN PRAYS
FOR PRESIDENT

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 16.-Through-
cut the length and breadth Of Great
Britain prayers are being offered On
All places OF worship, particularly
Scottish Presbyterian churches. for
the recovery Of President Wilson,
states a copyrighted dispatch from
London to the Public Ledger. The
Rev. J. CartmeI Robinson, vicar Of
st. MichaeIs, says:
a'How much the future peace OF the
world depends on him, God alone
knows, but while Christian civiliza-
tion is Travelling with a great idea
and the league Of nations is not yet
born, he has stood for It through good
and evil report as a presumptive god
father"
The Washington times., 1919-10-16
FEAR RBALLOONISTS
DROWNED NLAKE

Belief that Captain Dammann and
his aide, Lieutenant Verheyden. were
drowned near Cape Hurd. IN LAKE
Huron was expressed in a report to
the Navy Department today from the
senior officer commanding the tive
Eagle boats sent 70 search for. the
oalioonists, who have been missing
since October O.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
&tr6li9e
Na1rt6ten

2etten Spnntag, oen II. Mu-
quit, botte sic erIt felt SEN lebten
@pden bonn bodyp. Serrn 8m. &e1t=
ner III Brandon paltorierte ct. Mn11a
@emeinbe Sic @bre, BEN bodm'iten
Serrn 9ii6of Soiepb 8uld IN ibrer
Mitte 81. ieben, Inn pter5ig Strmltn-
gen, oarunter Orei g%rpad1ene, ons
hi. Safroment Ser Strmung gu ipen=
SEN. Ser feierli9e @%ottes0ienit, po-
BEL ser Gi0selon Oberbirte Sic Seit-
prebiat belt, begann nadmittags 2
l1br, u,o mar sic grobe Mn5obl Der
@ldubiaen Ourd) sic padenoe &eoe
bes Serrn 8iIdofs ouf bas Steflte ct
griffen. @s aIiiitierten So6oemiel-
ben bel oiei er 6eitlidfeit nebit benz
bodm. Srtspfarrer Sic bodJp. Serren
Seno5 @ippid) bon Miuerptue, Sran5
8elp BON Mleranoria, 8eiienoorf BON
SIafis unb ser bo6p. Oio5eian=&an5=
Ter Sbieba11t bon ct. glouo. Weit Dem
Nbiingen bes 2obgeianges ~@roBer
@ott, fom Sic 6eier sum Ibl4ll1B.
Die 9ranOpn=@ emeinoe fann auf ben
Ihonen &erla1f Ser SirmungSfeler
itpI5 icin. - Die 0rul1en oes ct. Mn=
ma Gereins ierpierten einen geidmad=
nouen Sn1bib nnb @efrorenes nno
hottcn Dobei einen grten finan5telen
grfoel 5u per5eidnen. gr1pabnensmert
lit nod, bel oieier @elege11bcit bic 5u
riibmenbe Eotiad)e, ooB Sic ct. @nno
,@cmei1,be oos id1onite 9auS IN Der
Srtid)oft sum Ereiie bon $4,000 fanf=
te, has ihrem bofp. Yfarrer, Der IN
leirer fl1rsen Eoltorotions5eit bereits
Sic Ser5en ieiner @emein0emitglie=
SCR ]guronneu bat, ais @ohnung Die
men miro uno bas bon linn om Mon=
too hereits be5ogen muroe.
Sodtp'iter SEER Nbt Eetcr gn9el
bon ser ct. Sobns Nbtei bat bent
hodrm. Nforrer, P. 8regor, 3. g..
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&organge I'M
@tQDtlebet
Sssn elmer mi9tigen @o11ntD=Mn-

ssn elmer pi6tigen @ountp=Mn-
gelegenbeit, mmli6 Die, oen 8erbalt-
ni11en bon 5teorns County Elm ent=
1pre6enoes @ourtbaus gu beribaffen,
lpelhe bon Der @olntDbeb6r6e ieit
Sssabren beraten tpur6e un6 beren CT,
leoigung bon SEN @roBgeidaporenen
mGbren6 6es otesidbrigen Wai=&reis-
geri9tstermins in ibrem bem &reiS@
ridter H0i er 11nterbretteten Bertbte
empfoblen tpur6e, baben en6li6 Die
Mitglieoer Ser G~ountp=&ommiiiare
ibren enogiiltigen @nti6eio gegeben,
inoem lie e%initimmig BEN 8ou zines
neuen Gourtbaul les an Der SteQe, mo
6os olte golrtbor1s felt Organization
oes County geitanoen, 5u bouen. Ole,
1er 8ei9luB Der Gountp=8eboroe bat,
10 melt in grfabrung gebradt mer=
BEN fonnte, augemeinen 8eifau &C.
fun6en uno miro Sen gountD.&om=
mi1lGren, nomentlid Dem @oriiber g.
sc: 2obr, fir 0ieien int Snterelie oes
Gonntp getonen Sdritt auieitiges Sob
ge5oat. Mit oem 1. 0e5ember meroen
gem4B einer l1ebereinfunft, 6ie 5tpi=
ide11 oem bodtp'1ten &errn 8tl4of
Sol. 8ui9 un0 oem @orliber Der
Gountp=8 eb0r6e %getroffen mur6e> 0ie
8eonten lire Sfficen in oas ct.
glouo Snltitl1t perlegen, oelien noro=
liher Sell 6en County 5u oieie1n
3mede sur @erfiigung gelteQt moroen
lit. geo6 9}euiobr mer6en 6ann Die
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fir einen itott.
li6en Gol1rtbaus= Neuban in Mngriff
genom11en meroen.@ dbren0 Ser Winz
termonote miro bos alte Gourtbal1s=
@cb6ube benn grbbooen glet6gemo9t
l1n6 BEL 8eginn Ser ndb1tjabrigen
@oltloilon miro Sic Mrbeit an bent
9}eltbou, Ser no6 Mnslage 6es Serrn
8. g. 2obr, bes @oritbers Ser Count
tp+geb0roe> gum groBen Sell, menn
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Stearns County Tair bpm 8. Bis II.
Geptenlher.

. Skf<kASAkA<
Die iabresiibli6e o~n5iebenoe
6tearns Gountp Sair, sic in Sauf
Centre itottfinoet, peripridt, penn
irqenb etmos, Damn %einlaoenber ST.
merben, oIs lebtes Sobr. @s lit bieie
ote II. idbrli6e 8air. Sic miro 5tpei
@o6en ipater als lettes Sabr gebol-
ten, looob sic Tarm= unb @orten-
prooufte gu beiieren M%usiteuungen
p%ertpenoet meroen f0nnen. Sn Dos
&erqniigungsprogramm iin6 einge=
lhlolien ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 8aI1piel,
@ouoepiue, Sang II. bor5iigli6e 8ro=
gron1me lino fir ie6en gea6mittag
orronqiert. Sic @oltoebiae=Mfte i6lie=
Zen Gorieu & 60, ofrobatiide nno
0robtfunlt1tiide, unb bie gtbelno
Mdod)en, leniotioneIe Nobeltp Gp=
lci1ten, Elm. Die @a1ptpettrennen itno
fir BEN TO-, II. uno 12. September
eggplant. Sic M11sltellungen peroen
bon groBerer 8e0eutung 6enn le lelr1,
uno ieoer Yrobuftener5euger lit er=
ludt, oos auerbel tie BON leinen Or
5eugni1len sur Nuslfeaung 5u brin=
gen. Gus Deportement fir Sieb be-
ridtetet nel1e gintragungen uno Die
DEMONSTRATING miro rei6boltiger Ii.
interellonter mie in friiberen Sobren
fem. 9te Steorns 60. Tair lit Sbrc
Tair, IoIien Sic oerielben Sbre Inter
itiitung bnrh Sbre Seilnobme ur1o
ourh Nusi tcaungsgegen ltanoe 5utetl
mer0en. 8eodtet sic 0aten: g., TO-,
II. nnh 12. Sebtember
- 2>ilcn Sic Sbrc &in0er ni6t
!c.0c::;. Sc:lu lie Ic0nfliH lir0, geben
Sic ibnen Soai1ters 9fodn Mo1tntoln
Sea - ci.l GG~ulIoTe5. a6cr liheres
1C1'"brmi1el tiir @inber. 50 Gents.
- Mtortin Wfol1tor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-21
Mrbreas Meber III Der SecuritD

MrDrea5 Meber in Der security
gtnatsba1f iiberreidt tper6en.
80 Ser 80 Sabre ate Sc. &o6er,
melber als @ebielfalider ieit Npril
gil Sen Sniaiien Der ct. CLOUD Ste
forn1an1talt angebort un6 Der iei-
mes ql1ten 8etragens megen beionoe-
reg Sntrauen genoB, 1T am Wontag-
abeno fl1r5 Dor 9 l1br fludtig getpor-
Den; big CUR Stln0e bat man feline
Spur bergebli6 %berfolgt.
- SIN 81. &apbaels Soipital lit
Ole y Sabre alte 6rau Gbrtitina
Morgon, @uttin bes in Sauf &apios
tpobnen6en Sobn Morgan, am Won-
tag CUR Mittagsltun6e g%eitorben. Die
8eeroigung fano Wittmoh auf oeln
Souf &api0s &irbbofe ltatt.
Sulins 6an6el, Manager 0es
6rauenfleiber : 3epartements in
Tanoels Store, lit aus Dem Often,
no er 0rei 8oden fir Den ginfanf
Ser Saiionparen %bertpeilte, nod ct.
Glol1b 5uriidgefebrt.
= 2poia g., oie o9t Sabre olte
Godter Ser an 6. Mpenrc iiiolid mob
nenoen 6omilie Nl1gult 9ieger, ltorb
Sonntag uno muroe Dienstag nod
Toir &open 5ur 8eeroigung gebradt.
= SSn Sen @nnitiger Gleiiberla6en
ouf Ser Sitieite pl1r6e in letter 6rei=
tagnadt eingebro6en nn6 6leii6 i'm
@erte bon ettpa 500 geltoblen.
= Was big 6abin in ct. Glou6
-unerbort por> lit iest gefdeben. @ugb
@bons be5ablte fir cine i'm &eiioen5=
pierte1 ser Sto6t an g.. Mbe. iii6li6
bon ieiner iebigen @obmng gelege=
ne Got Dem Mpotbefer Wartin Moli=
tor Dem boben Ereis bon $4,000.
- Sos gbepaar Solepb 8ol1er bot
sic G%erlobung ieiner Sodter 2eopol=
6ine nit Sobn 8. &leber bon bier on
.gefiin0igt. Die @erebeli6ung miro am
1. eptember in Der &otbe6rale gefei=
ert mer0en. !
- @ilbelm 8obmer un6 8attin
febrten Sonntag bon @bicago 5uritd,
mo- lie 1id} bein6stueiie aufbielten,
na96em SEER 8obn1er Der IN Column
bug, Ohio, itottgefunoenen &onben=
tion Ser N%atio1tolen @ranitbdn0ler
beigenobnt batte.
- Sic nell gebil0ete 6irma Stof=
for6 & Niemann, melde iid CUR 6iib=
r1rg zines neutrality-suspicious. in Ser
binbnng nit elmer Mnlifalienbano>
lung gebil6et fat, lit nit Ser M11fltel=
lung ibrer 2o6ereinribtung beldaf=
tigt, I'M 5ur groffn1ng 6es rel1en
@ei9Gftes Dor Mbi9lnB 6ieier 8o6e
ol1es in better Sronung 5u boben.
- Srou Carolina Mer5, mel9e in
@egleitung ibrer Sodter &oia cine
&ergniignngstour nab 6em Oeaotp~I
1tone Notional Narf ma6te, lit les=
ten 6reitag pieoer babeim etngetrofz
fen.
- Mpotbefer Mortin Molitor rel
tie 5amstag nad Chicago, BON, mo- er
einen Spe5ial5ug, melher Ste 9elego=
ten 5nr geationolen &eroa &o11pention
brodte, ,beitieg, Ser i'm nit BEN an<
6eren 9ele9aten an BEN Srt ibrer
8eitimmr11g brodte. &err Molitor
miro feline &eiie Biz. r1a9 Ser GroB=
ita6t Seem Oorf a%ns6ebnen nno iid)
in Buffalo, g. g., nn6 anoeren Oft
Iide11 StG0ten onfbalten nn6 crit On
Sc ser nGditen @p6e in ct. Glono
altriifertpartet.
- 6rol1 Sobn 8orgeroing nno
Eo6ter Mortbo ltn0 nad Mlbuquer=
que, Neu Merifo> a%bgereilt> mo tie
Sic @intermonate 5ubringen per6en
l111b mo SRI. 8orger6ing Sic S6ule
be1lt6en miro.
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Mnpthefe at h%erfamfen.

Sic bette @elegenbeit fir einen
6euti9en fatboliiden Mpotbefer, emf
Dor 5u fommen. @ir6 berfouft megen
oes Eo6eSfo1es Der 6ran 0eS giger=
timers, Ser iid bonn @ei6aft 5uriid=
5ieben modte. Mue Nnfragen penoe
man an Ben Hforrer Ser ct. Srancts
Stride, Belgrade, Winn.
S6Gofloligfeit fommt lelten bon
BEN Suhen, sic man ni9t ge1agt bat.
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s., bon Der ct. Heter unb 8al1l Sc
meinoe Sen bobp. P. 8eter, 3. g.
g., Ser iid bon ieiner &ranfbett mte-
Ser pollenos erbolt bat, ais Slfss
prielter an Stele bes bodp. P. Mn=
ielm, .. g. s., Der als Yfarrer Der
Sieben Sdmer5en @emeinoe IN Ml=
banp ernannt purbe, beigegeben.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-20

The government has shipped A
number of cases of breakfast bacon
to Lakeland, and same will be placed
on sale at the Fire Department Mon
day morning at 361a cents per pound.
the bacon comes in 12-pound cans,
which sell for 81 40 each. Those who
desire to take advantage of this sale,
should be on hand early at the Fire
Department, in the rear of the City
Hall, on Monday morning. Another
car Of government groceries will
leave Atlanta Tuesday for Lakeland
arriving here the latter part Of next
week or the first of the week fol-
lowing. This car will contain can.
ned peas, beans, corn, beef apples
peaches-in fact everything practical
ly to be found in a grocery. Notice
CT the arrival of this car will be
made later.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-20
MRS. &c. SKINNER PASSES
TO THE GREAT BEYOND

To the great sorrow OF her many
friends. Mrs. J. G. Skinner passed
away yesterday morning at b O'CLOCK
at the family residence on South VIZ
einia after an illness of only three
weeks. Funeral services were con-
Quoted yesterday afternoon al 0
o'clock from the First Methodist
church. Rev. L. D. Lowe officiating
Mrs. Skinner was spiehuio
Christian character, beloved by all
who knew her. Her sudden oeaen
comes as a great shock to her many
friends. She leaves to mourn her loss
devoted husband, and two daugh'
ters Miss Donnie Skinner and Mrs
Tbos. Sumner, also two sisters ano
q brother, Mrs. ]. D. Allen, Mrs W
r. Smith. of Jacksonville, and Mr.
p NJ. smailes of this city.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-20

DR.. Olin s. Wright, past grand
master of the Florida Grand Lodge,
Masons, was deputized by the Grand
Master to visit Lakeland on Wednes-
day night Of this week and constitute
and install officers of Lakeland Coun-
Gil No. II, Royal and Select Masters.
The officers of the Lakeland council
are F. H. Thompson, T. I. M; W.
W. Chase, Dep. I. M; G. G.. Tram
nell, I. P. G. o. W; H. l.. Swatts,
treasurer; N. F. Skipper, recorder;
L W. Bloom, G. of G.; c. E. Nc
Mullen, c. c.; S. G. Kennedy, Stew
ard; J. N. Merrill, chaplain; G. L.
Willoughby, Sentinel. - Plant City
Courier.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-20
farming on an extensive scale near
Plant City.
MIR. NEIL MCLEOD,
AN OLD RESIDENT,
DIED LAST NIGHT

A death which occurred at 10:40
last night closed the life Of one of
Lakeland's pioneer citizenship.
Neil Mcleod, who, If he had lived six
more days, would have been 76 years
Of age.
Mr.. Mcleod had been living at the
Sunnyside Hotel for some time,
where he had been in very feeble
health. He was a member of the
Baptist church, and was Confed-
crate Veteran. He was a great lover
of flowers, and several years ago was
in charge of the City Park, in which
he took great interest. He leaves
wife and daughter, Mrs. w. w.
Moss, who have the deepest sympathy
Of many friends in their great loss.
The funeral service is being con-
Quoted this afternoon by Rev. Lowe,
Rev. Entzminger being out of town.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-20
BEN GRAY BUYS
MAYES' MILLING
BUSINESS

Mr.. B. II. Gray, one Of the COM
munity's pioneer citizens, who some
time since sold his farm near Me-
dulla and moved to Lakeland, this
week bought of r. L. Mays the lat
ter's mill business and equipment,
and will operate same, the change be-
ing effective next Monday.
Mr.. Gray was lone one Of the
country's most prominent and pro-
gressive farmers, and he will fit very
naturally into the role Of the honest
miller
Mr.. Mays retains his canning bus
mess. He has not definitely an
nounced his plans, but we under
stand he is considering engaging in
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-20
JUDGE EDWARDS
BEING URGED
NOT TO RESIGN

Much pressure is being brought to
bear on Judge John s. Edwards to
induce him to reconsider his idea of
resigning the circuit iudgeship of
this district. The bar of the dis
trict is practically unanimous in in
sistently urging Judge Edwards to re-
tain the position he so satisfactorily
fills. The citizens, too, who realize
the Importance of this Office, involv-
ing as it does, interests of the great
est magnitude, are anxious TO retain
Judge Edwards, and it is said to be
not unlikely that he will heed this
very general desire and consent to
continue in Office until the expiration
O., his term.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-20

a group meeting of workers will be
hela IN the Methodist church at zolfo
tuesday, and a large delegation is
expected to attend from Lakeland.
the work of the women will be in
charge OF Mrs, W. c, Norvell, sec
rotary OF the Barlow district. Among
those who expect to go from here are
Mrs. Norvell, Mrs. G. B. Murre.l
and Mrs. D. B. Sweat. They will
be Joined here by Miss Grace Row
land, Of Tampa.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-20

An unusually important meeting OF
the Methodist Woman's missionary
Society will be held at the First
Methodist church Monday afternoon
at 4:3O. The subject for the after
noon will be Scaritt Bible and
Training School, and the ladies will
spend the hour in considering the in
terest Of this important institution
located at Kansas City, Mo. An in
teresting program has been arranged
and the leaders are hoping to have a
full attendance of the members and
ladies' of the church. Following tho
program the ladies will enjoy social
period together.