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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-07
W.. {. Lockwood
3o6nar5t
ermun n, M 0.
Office Der Beoples 8anf eeeeniiber.
Office-Bbone Nr. 3
8obnung-Bbone Rr. 303
StunS Sia.

Webrcrc unicrer Sarmer baben
bereitS nit Dem GornpfIan5en be.
gonnen.
ISM. Duet bot bon 60. Gtoltc,
bon nabe Seem @oDen, Gin 8fcro &C.
fallft.
@n1. Serbs lit na6 ieiner 6orm
nobe Berger iibergeliebelt uno Ons
@unlper 8obnbol1s oas CT nit lei'
ner 6anttlie b%elpobnte, lit icbt t1r
Oc1 Ginal,g lmicrcS ncltcn S6ntics
ocs bereit.
Cigar Stoltc, bon 9lonO, lit bier
uuf 8ciud bel ieinen Gltern,
6rau So. &oritcot. BON ct.
2ouiS, mar lette ISOLDE mebrere
Gage bier ouf 9eIud bel ibren an.
geb0rigeu.
Srou Gbriit. @ulnper, melde cine
ISOLDE bier bet ibren 8ermanOten
auf 8eilt6 mar, reiitc Iebten Sorns
tag micber no6 ct. 2ouis 5uriif.
Irtbur @lleller, mel6er in Roie'
bllO beiddftigt lit, mar itber Conn
tag bier bel Iet1len Glterit.
Srau @m. Selling bate leste
ISOLDE oaS llngliid ii6 nit einent
Stiid @las in Sen Irm 5a i6ncloen.
Or. @ngelbredt welder geruien
mltroe fanb Dab zines Der groBeren
9IutgefGBe ourfi6nitten mar tro
Srau Selling in @efabr itano itt)
a1 perbluten.
Senrp Seetmeper lit am leste11
Samstog, ben /. Wsai mod ntr tltr5r
err &rontbeit eeltorbet. 9ie 8eerots
eun9 fanb am Nontag anf Dem
Stonp Sill &ir9bofe itatt pobet
8aitor aug. &tlbn omtirte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-07

@Iieo bepe9cn fonnte; mein @eii6t
lpur entltellt lno mein Iltgenlid,t
gei6rpGht; meme Sprade mar
Ifper uno gebro6cn. Siinf Slaids
en- IlpentrGuter buben mid bon
meinem 2eiben befreit. SD fiible
mid iest mobl uno bin fGbie, mel
ner arbeit nad3ugeben." Dieter
merfmiiroige Sail lie9t IN Der Cat.
iad)e b~egrinOct, oaB oieies altbe.
mGbrte &rdltterbeilmitteI oos 9lilt
oerbeiiert uno bo8 Rerbenipitenl
ItGrft. @s lit nidt in Ipotbefen 8lt
boben. Mnn idreibc an Or. Beter
8a6rnep & Cons Co., 2501 8oib.
in9tou 8lbo., Chicago, 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-07
Srafe.

Senrp N1tGmeper IGBt iein 8obn-
bous bltrd einen SarbenanItri6
beridOnern.
Sobn Roti6oefer, pelfer Elm
Sabr in Srunfreid beim Iilitar
itonb, bot wieber Oie 2eit1lng unie.
rer Wl1iif.8 ono iibernommen.
Gbos. Stllte bot ii6 nun olld)
Gin Ilrto ongei6afft.
@bDin 2angenbcrg braftc letter
Wittnod in ieinem Iltto.Srllf Den
2eifnam bes BERT. Robt. Saditt
bon &oiebltb nod Ebirb Grecf
SomnIbip CUR 8eerbigung.
SRI. either gbfer tpurbe ON
Sonntag onlGBli6 ibreS @eburtS'
togcs BON ibren Srernben NIT cine,
8artp beebrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-07

-9lllguit Stride bra6te unS Die
Ter Gage cinen &alenocr oes Sob.
res 1919 in mel6em CT bie Gent
pcrotltr zines ieOen Cages wdbreno
Dem 9cnonntcn Sabre allfnotirt bot
tc. gto6 oem Dor ibrn g~cfitbrten
@er5eidniB bottcn mir bier mabreno
beS Sobrcs 1919 MIR 3lpci Gage an
pelhcn oos Gucdiilber I'M Sbermo.
meter urtcr ghlll ianf, nGmli6 am
8. Sonuor uno om 10. 0e5ember.
Scrr Stride filbrt dll6 lp1breno Die.
ieS Sobres einen Semperattr. STE
coro.
-Gaitor u. &rebs, friiber Seel'
IorQcr Scr 9reSbDterianer.@ enetnoe
bon SniSs, ieOod iest in @alina,
ST., mobnboft, lcrbet, %gelegentli6
Ger Grncltcrung leincs Announcements
berslide 8riiBc an feline oielen bic
ii9cn TrcllnOc. 0eS @citercn i6reibt
&aitor SrcbS: o9as Solfsblatt, oas
mir ie6r bod iddbcn, brtngt ullS
itcts ioIdc Nodriftcn oie ltns IN
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Slittermpden.

Die Suneberbeiroteten iaBen IN
Der Mountaineering i'm 3immer
unb plauoerten.
Slit on aud ean5 bequelm, mein
S6nlldi. 8udi2" fragte CT.
oSa, Stast," iagte iie.
r3iebt es Dir au6 nidt, Suiiel.
den2"
vgeeir, mein SiiBer."
~un6 blenbet oas 2idt bid al16
ni6t, mein S9osi.S posi9"
.gtein, i'd iite mirflid humber.
i6on, mein M1nni."
~Ga fomm, bunn wollen mir Die
Sl6se tauihen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-07
Die benfGipradisen 3eitnugcn in
Amerita.

Der p8eItl. 8olt" SoIgenbes:
.0ie 8eoerttlrne Der belitidiprah.
igen 3eitungen in ben Sereinigten
Staotcn fir oas geiItige, politiide
unO pirtbi6oftli6e 2eben bes Gan.
bes lit in oet lesten Sabren bon bic
len &reiien, aitd BON &egierungsiei'
ten, mebr uno mebr gepiiroigt NOR
ben, uno 10 oiirfte es ni6t unbeidet.
Ben Iein, nenr mir Die oellti6Itamm.
li6e 8ep0Iferrng alt6 einmal mif
Die @i9tigfeit oieies Sbeils unierer
0ffentIi6en 8reiie gerabe fir tie bin-
peiien. gs lit bas Elm 8ort in eige.
ner Sode, ia, aber nidt minoer Elm
@ort inn Gimme Der geiltn6en @nt-
nidelung unb @inbiirgerling u~nierer
Stammesgenoiien in Dem groBen
@emeinnelen, baS cine 10 beoentenoe
&olle in Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der RenI6beit al ipielen ber1tfcn lit.
Die oeutidipradige &reiie bier5u.
lanbe iudt lire Glfgabe bornebmlih
borin, tire 2eier iibcr sic @eltereig.
niiIe mic iibcr oie @eidebniiie, Sit
ItGnoe un6 8eoiirfuiiie in oen Ser.
Staaten, Defenders I'M cigenen Staa.
re ltn6 in Ser eigenen Staot uno
l1meegeno altf bent 2olifenben 81
erbolten. 9abei berfdbrt iie nit
gang bcion6erer SorgfaIt. Sic bringt
Die Sbotiahen 70 eri6opfenb ipic
m0qlih uno III flarer iiberii6tli6er
0ariteIlltng, 10 Dob Ser arfmerfiume
2eicr iif elm ri6tiges Bib MAIDEN
un6 Ielbit feline Sdliiiie 5ieben fam.
9a5u bele,td,tet lie in eigenen Mbs
banollut9en ltnb 8ctroht1ngcn pie
in fltr5en treffenben 8emerfungen
9ingc un6 WcnI6er, IusIi6ten 1tnb
Ibiihtcrt, mas Dem 2onbe MOTH tbut
un6 mas ihaben f6nntc, obnc Ir.
iCben Scr 8crion, obne Riifiihten
n1f 6ns Gnrteigetriebe o6er SOnoer.
geliilte ein5clner. @os iie fir rcdt
unb gut erfannt bat, bafilr tritt iie
Gin fltrdtIos uno trclt. Inter Bic
fen 8eiidtspunften ob9efoBt, &C.
tpinnen bic 2eitoufiGte Ser Sdrift.
letting cine weientlide 9c0cttllnQ
fir bic Solfsouffl0rl,ng. gtidt 5u'
lett GILT es babel, Dem eingemart'
ocrten 9clltiftbrm oas ri6ti9I
SeritGnoniB fir sic biciigen Ser
bGImiiIe uno Ginriftl,nqen gu Der
mittcln un6 10 feline g%inbiirgcrlln9
feline rImerifoniiicrrng" 5u f0roerr
rn6 su erlciftcrn. llnIcrc Irbei
in OieIcr Siniidt lit mebr aGs elm
NAL bon nngeicbcncn MGnnern oe!
0ffentli6en 2eberS mic o1t6 bon beI
&egierltng ieIbIt getpiiroigt uno an
crfannt tpor6en.
31tgleid mill nbcr olth sic oclttif)
ipro6igc 3cittng ein edtes Somi
lienblott fem fir gtGortng urb In
terboltltng am bGrsIi6en SCRIBE. .
9aron idIieBt ii6 Elm mtsge
ilf)tcr In5etgeltbeil an, oomit Sc
ierinncn ln6 2eier erfobren, pie
mas unb mo iie art bciten ~einfoltfei
f0ttnen. SrboIt unb S6riftbilb
bei6cS lit flor uno reinli6: &lotid
un0 Sdmlt gieht cS in 6ieien Sci
tltngen nidt, tie itcbcn i'm 9icnIt
6eS Standardization lr6 0anit Sc
iittli6en @ntmidelung oes Bottles
Sic neutrality-suspicious. 3eitungen il
amerifo crfiiacn alio cine &irltltr
oufgabe, rno 10 ber6icnen iie oll9e
meinc 9cadt,rng ltno @iir6igune
Dor ollem ober audi Die ltnterItiit
unq Ser IrtCrifoncr 6clttIhcl
Stommes."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-07

= 8er 6os 8oIfsblott bern1iBt,
miro Die llria6e BARN finoen, Dab or
Die 3eit1,ng nidt pieoer beiteIIt bat
oIs oic 3eit abgelaufen NOR. 8enn
oie Belt abgeInufcn lit, b0ren mir nit
Dem Sbifen al1f.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-07

8erilbrung nit unieren Srellnben
uno 8efannten bulten. IS lit bier
nod fiibl fir bieie Sabres5eit uno
oos gflanSenreidl lit nod iebr 5lt.
rid"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-07
Gin 0anfesbrief. @s bereitet unS

Gin Oanfesbrief. @s berettet lifs
8ergniieen, Den folgenoen, bon Srn.
Sal. 1aper bon @olben Spife,
alta., an Die SeriteIler bon Sornt's
@lpenfrGltter aeridteten 8rief gu
peroffentIiden: SD mo6te Sbnert
etlide 3eiIen idreiben. SD geoente
Sbrer Itets nit 9anfborfcit, benin
Sbr alpenfrGuter bot mid bon ei'
ner 2Gbmung befreit. Sd mar 10
idlimm borar,, boB id nidt elm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-07

9ie am bGufiglten aus Der Soltt
fabren, fonnet, arn tpenisIten aus If.
rer Smtt beroitS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-07
Shieet Gmren
- et5en
nod Der
Eggers Milling Co.
Sermort1 500.
Sernlnrtn SEQ.

8tr beaablen Ben bOdften Nturtt.
.arei8 uno baben binrei@en6 leere
gGfe on Sanb. @tr f0nner alle
Sortcn 8eiaer, e1ten ODER mirl6er.
quten. gebrnl6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-07
Observation-Disclosures

Walter E. Dotson, Owensville, 33
Anna Boston, Elmont, - 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29

ssT OWE MADNTSS.- tho Louise
IL Giaum picture. now showing
at tho Liberty. IL arousins an IN
usual amount OF intnrv-t. due largely
10 the fact that Miss Giaum has a
tremendously emotional role. and one
that affords The ]. Parker Read. jr.-
Seattle Star Scenario contestants
splanaid opportunity Go study the
stars personality.
Women have made sacrifices for
tho men they love ever snce the
Very beginning cf things. but never
was there a more startling on. Than
that which Miss uiaum. as tho hero
inc perforns, In LOW Madncrs
The star has a roi. that IL ar
fercnt than any ahe has apps.r-d In
u lato-that OF q quiet honey
sort OF woman. whose every thought
Is FOE her husband and ehlld-unul
har husband l. taken from her by the
law and condemned 20 die for a crime
no did not commit. Then rhr fights
and fights hard. with every wca'
POW at her dispo~al-tcauty, brain
ana the ageold lure of sex- Hho wins
her fight. TOO. deapato the fact that
she has 20 match her wits Against
the kcencst brain Of tho underworld
In these latter scenes Miss oiaum
to,. a bit OF -vamplng- which calls
for heavy acting.
A clcv-r comedy. AN Elephants
SiEisunare.- and tho Pathe News. are
othcr attractions on tho program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29

Louise Gaun in n touching from Lore Madness'
the photoplav rhich she is starring at the Liberty this
tCeek.
Miss Claun e actress cho tciu the leading role
in best scenarios submitted tn the j. Parker Read JrSeak
Star contest tchich is in progress.
Idea not form, is the big thing that rU be the chief de-
terfninng factor IN the choosing Of the nners The idea
propde Louise Gau ui Characterization ,reU suit
cd her parsd talents Those ho enter the contest should
continually bear in mind the Of this weknoic
movie actress.
Prizes toaIng $4,000 iH be drcarded in This contest In
the eing contestant shall receipc the fun amount Of
prize for phich he is tied.
The contest open TO al Send youy scenario b the
Scenario Editor, Seattle Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29
Olive St. Hearing
Tuesday Morning

Pubic bearing On ths propoaed
Olive IT, extension WIN be held BY
The council atr~ets and sewers com
mittce Al 10 n m Tuesday. Tho pur'
posi- Of the proporcd extension IL "a
afford . direct connection between
the Capitol Hin section and the main
business district. 20 that traffic con
e-stton on Pine. PIKE and Broadway
may be- rciieved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29

thing is Gloria. all sincerity and en-.
erKy AMI willingness TO please. Just
az Jane Goring attracts. an By a mo.
taIlic. electric force. no Gloria wins
by The human warmth OF her heart
Tire destinlcs OF thcr, two women
and tho man Jane has casually dc
serted. forms tho absorbing theme
Of Madame Peacork--
CoIIsEUM
Dorothy Dalton. prvtfsrv ara rnoro
buwstching than cvw. II the hero
lns % "A Romantic Adventures
tho photopiay which 10 being shown
~ tho COLISEUM until Tuesday night.
Mlss Dalton plays the role of Aiicr
vannse. young giri who bccomcu
n famous dancer. shs falls In love
with q youns college Aihie,r. but her
rumance N thwart.d by her mother.
an INSCRIPTIONS theatrical woman.
Who u cndeavoring to arrange q
convenient financial match marriage
for hss.
From herv On n stvry n rr,~d
with exciting complications which
result In q big biankmaiiing plot. and
che eventual happiness Of the young
iovwrx
Mis-. Dalton In particularly good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29
West Seattle to
Hear Candidates

echoo, board and port commission
candidates arc to speak q; tho West
Seattle high school At .. m Wed
ncsday under tho auspices Of the
w~s sids Parent-Teanhsr Assccia-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29
Swedish Troops
in League Force

STOCKHOLM. Nov. Sos-1ho
Swedish government has 1ectdsd -
assign troops to the league Of ~
tons force to supervise The wilma
elections. One hundred volunteers
win Be- called from the army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29

BUFFALO. n. Y-oeorxe ~ g.
mon. father Of Worthy Il. Semon
and Oscar w. scmou. SIS r. ssth ss-.
Seattle. dad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29
HOT

HOT
Jim Ny pancers are md tp1aR
Dick: How'e that7
Jim: Why. ! left them b frouf =
fire and they lost their temperr--
Boys Life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29
81. ANDREWS BANQUET. held

annually ~ persons Of Scotch de-
scent. In 20 be an occasion OF great
merrimcnt Tuesday at T.so p. m at
tho New Washington hotel accord.
tnx to announcement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29

Ol<EMMfsB
Nazimovn PLAYS a dsai rois IN
Madame Peacock" ~ tbs Ciemmsr
this week.
In the early par% q N story she
" Jsns Gorins. a woman who mar
RED for love. only to find that love
IL not 30 strong a. the lure o. tho
footiightn. which mean celebrity and
wealth She was q woman bold
enough 20 i~av. tn. grind of mar
riea life bccause shs believed In her
ability 90 act. and cold enough to
leave her little daughter 70 the du
bicus security os . husband hardly
able. b~sausr Of falling health. 90
support hlmsrif. A. the saocesurfui
actress. Naximosa 10 xttfssins. and.
In spite of her hardness. is fascinat
Ing.
sharply In contrast - fiffs char.
actrr. tho star appears ~ suddenly
IN tho roi. Of Olsria Cromwell. n
shy. staxvssrnck girl VINO worship.
Ia almost boarding school manner
Tn wruat Jane uoring. star of tha
thsafrtcHl company which includes
herscif. A courageous. gifted httn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29

IN tho sospns vfsirh show her M .
vivArsour dancer AZ thu bad OF q
big musical r~vue. Charles Mere
attn 10 fine as the young college foot.
bail star. and Augustus Anderson n
convincing IN tho mother.
The program Includes . nvesy
Christie comedy titled striking
Mod~is.- . beautiful Chester snrnic.
-Chosrn wascrn-
Tier Husbands vrfcnA- stzrrinx
Enid Bsnns<l opens wednesday.
STRAND
Tue sympsshesic acting a NAhsl
Juiienne Scott m The llttie Indian
maid In the outstanding Mature Of
Behold My Wife, tho nffn atfrao-
ton At the strand
Frank Armour. . vcfl-so-do Eng
iishman. while AZ the Hudson Hay
trading post In Canada receives q
letter informing him that Julia shcr.
wood. his nanccc hack In England.
has lifted him In Q AZ Of drunken
malice IN MARKS IAil. grand.
daughter " IN Indian chief. lie de-
oid~s TO errd her 10 England 10 dis-
grace bis proud sir~e. and r.ai. un-
aware OF his scheme of revenge. goes
overseas. wberr shc Ia ooldly received
by tho ArmourA
Richard Armour. q crfppie, takes
charE. OF Lafi's education. and the
girl realizing that her presenoe In
tho Armour house In an Insult. do
tcrrnines 10 make tbrm proud Of her.
Her progress in learning the Eng
iish language and customs IL remark.
abba Society takes her up and she
D~ocsass quite bella
Prank Armour returns b his old
homa. reso,ved 10 make M 10 Ixsl,
the terrible injustice be has done her.
", In dumbfounded upon entering
the house TO ind n ball In progress.
with Laii. beautifully rvxned. the
center Of attraction. There u q happy
reunion
Walter ID. Beaton. Scotch baritone.
Delights with . well nrlecfcd solo
and Mural Frances Dana, a tiny
mite. brings down tho house with her
dancing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29
COLONIAL


Pearl Whine nnker hev snisini an.
pearancs AZ = special feature star in
The Whife Mol" a photcpisy from
the pen Of Frank Packard. which 1,
being shown at the Colonial this
week
The Story y inid m me unorrwur,d.
whore RhodA. q reformed crook
played by Mlrs white--rec.fvce a for.
tune from a rich man for ,~tfl~rper4
work. and starts out to redeem the
rangsterr and thieves. She becomes
Interested In The sparrvw.- . ~
leaned convict. who In being forced
back into the old life by The
Dangier.- leader Of tho crooks gbe
obtains the help Of Tho Pug a
member OF the gang, whom she aids
after he has been stabbed. and aitho
she has several thrilling escapes from
death. she eventually aocompiishe.
her purpose and also wins love and
happiness.
The picture opens with q short pro-
iogue In which an intensely dra.
matte church scene. In the form of
vision. is presented.
Pearl White injects into hrr vnrl
all the screen magnetism which abe
Possesses and Is admirably supported
by cast headed by Richard q TRAY.
erA
Daring air picture a short comedy
ana news pictorials round out the
program
REX
Gene Polar. a Swapping big fcl.
low. with a good share OF athletic
ability. In playing the fascinating
role OF Tarzan. in THE Revenge OF
Tarxnn." tho film play which is be.
ing held over for q few days longer
at the Rex.
Polar Is called upon to do many
daring stunts. such as swinging from
tree To tree and then leaping from
one Of the highest branches onto tho
back of n lion.
The picture h fried with thrfrls
There In n shipwreck. There are stir.
ring scenes In tho slums OF Paris. In
the jungle scenes wild beasts Of
every variety are shown In their ma.
tive haunts.
Besides the many animals appear.
ing In the picture, there are GOO hu.
niAn artists In the cast
An added attraction to tho Rex
program In The Jitney ElopemenL"
. Charlie Chaplin comedy;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29

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The St. Joseph observer., 1920-04-24

April 10th after a successful winter
season.
THE Democratic Primary" which
is to be held early in June, was an
incentive to the following political
aspirants to attend the chicken din
.ner" Mr.. Lewis c. Gravely, Ft.
Meade. Mr.. Spessard L. Holland, Bar
low; Mr.. Clyde Trammel, Lakeland,
candidates for the county judgship;
Mr.. J. d. Raulerson Of Barlow, can
didate for circuit clerk; Mr. c. e.
Kensinger, Winter Haven, candidate
for superintendent Of public instruc-
tion.a
Mr.. Geo. c. Chapman, vice presi-
dent Of the American Humus & Phos-
phate Co. was called to Ocala on ur-
gent business.
About $50 guests were looking for
chicken" at the hotel Saturday even
ing.
"Grove hoeing" is in full swing
here.
FRED W. LAUDER.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-04-24
Fear ToIcrton Would Dictate

instead OF making st. LOUIS ap-
'pointments in accordance with the
demands of the organization, Hadley
then always sent Tolerton to st. Louis
to look over the field. and usually
followed Tolertons advice and rec
concentrations instead of that of the
republican city committee of that big
German settlement. Members Of the
ST. Louis city committee fear and they
have sufficient reason to do so that
Tolerton would again dictate st. Louis
appointments n McJimsey should,
through a Democratic mishap, become
governor ToIerton is said to have
raised the money TO finance McJim-
sey's present race for first honor on
the "gop" ticket.
So far the powerful st. Louis wet
"gop" machines dissatisfaction with
Editor McJimsey has been kept quiet
and none Of those on the inside of
recent conferences held in st. Louis
on this subject will consent TO express
themselves publicly. In fact one Of
the great difficulties is said to be in
trying TO discover a way to gracefully
abandon and drop McJimsey While
the St Louis "gop' city committee
has voted an Endorsement of him. it
is said the least offered opportunity
for this very s'wet" machine to change
its mind and rally to the support Of
another republican candidate will be
Immediately taken advantage Of.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-04-24

A. T. EDMoNsToN.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-04-24
Points of Interest

Reverting to the city-which eigh-
teen years ago was Incorporated as
such and has now attained popula-
ton Of over 10000, composed OF a
mixed citizenry, you will find that
many delightful and entertaining
spots, await your inspection-chief of
which 1 mention THE Tampa Bay
Hotel" with its imposing building and
splendous grounds. ....
sulphur Springs" a half hours
pleasant car ride from the center of
town,
THE Shipyards" where during the
late war, many of this counuy's
staunch and speedy vessels slipped
off the ways and where now may be
seen many more in course of con-
struction, whose names will likely go
down in history as sentinels of the
deep, or stupendous carriers Of COM
merce to the four quarters of the
plOba
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-04-24

DR.. John LeGrand Baker OF this
city has filed announcement Of his
candidacy for nomination on the Re-
publican ticket as Congressman from
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-04-24
LAND OF FLOWERS
AND SUNSHINE
Where Billiards Such as Those
of This Spring Here Do
Not Obtain
AND WHERE 1T is
ALWAYS PLEASING

Fred w. lauder I'm Glowing Language
Section Can Pass Away Dreamy
Hours at Present Far Removed
From the Ovcrcoat and the Rubber
Shoe Era Which Was So Much in
Evidence Here During This Winter.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-04-24
"Dundee DUin's"

Edwin c. Spencer, secretary and
treasurer of the American Humus *
Phosphate Company, whose holdings
between here and Winter Haven will
soon be developed, is stopping at the
Highlands"
Mr.. Henry w. schlmpf editor and
publisher of the Zephyr" a monthly
publication devoted 10 The Scenic
Highlands Country" was at the hotel
Saturday, in the interest Of his maga-
zine.
The Chicken Dinner" at the High
lands Saturday evening was a most
enjoyable affair, visitors from Winter
HavoN Haines City, Lake Hamilton
and Barton helping tc make a bril-
liant social gathering
The Highlands" closed its door.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-04-24
The Spanish Section

"Ybor City" the Spanish and Cuban
section of Tampa, whose cigar making
Industries are among the largest in
the world, one building in fact show
ing a floor fifty feet wide and two
hundred and sixty feet deep, without
pillar or post, seating eight hundred
persons whose sixteen hundred hands
per day-'smo up"
The Rocky Point Golf Club, 80
whose splendid links give enjoyment
TO its members and where the familiar
cry of "Hoot Man" may be heard.
"The Bay Shore Drive" stretching
for miles along the Bay Front and
whose curb marks the frontage Of