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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09
BETTER MAN eaLlH


Or Eaxxrrix, Give Izh1n1-sts1h-
s.rzse fr rzimef- arid 1T We
gzxzrre. and ttxr afEx IN IL nSW ID
almost nrAzufzuruRk Inze 6f1tenfv1.
xarud rzhaess Ee rh nmz1t Il IE.
Edwards dE4armazfirm M b txunf
Evrnd bowed Observation-Disclosures
The pleasant Ettie txhinn - -
good rtzzr czlcmel dueA - hye -
nad AFTER cdcccS TEy dMf mjue she
fexsh hie axung 6gsn<tS U cziunE
rhy tzke bod of tn nunh1e md
quickly cr-zt Il Why Gre Din hrcr
AZ the expEze Of the te<4hs Czi@E
srnezzus plzys havoc xgzh tie ZzzmA
So do arrng hruirk II Is bsr oH %
rake cziunez La Dr.. EdwK6. Ohxe
Tanlezz take IN pEaE.
Headaches -6uilne8" and thxt izxy
f.-zng cnEne hun cEEkzrz1m md n
cizrreFed Ev1. Tzke Dr Edwards
Give Tztalefs xhH Won I'D Icy md
ravy-s Thy -caeW cruded hHn
and pEkrp heEzntx lie md De.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

4 5sneHf .cr Tariff Pos American
Legion IS u be- -zrn Al t5e Pas-1rne
moving pscrHre theatre Oh tine evening
Of Npr. Is Pictures taken hv gEe
ofaCaa2 PHOTOGRAPHER n tns famous
Yankee Dirlssur curing the late wa-
a-e 70 be shown
MelEr Russ returned IN JaCkmaa
Monday forenoon a+-Rr passing -5e
weekend VIII lis family n Madison
A II Holden has been con15neEz "a,
rs hume for Tne past -ew davs 5gy
Illness
Ms " z KsEntRan. Who 11r IRE
pas- xeek hAs been visiting sssr SIS
Tar n RumfoTzd Aa1 attending me
convention Of the WarAvls' ECuns
Missionary Society N Augusta re-
dav night
Rev Charles 4 NcEhinFv began
his Passionate Is -exsIsnT -sRsTgr N ina
Madison Canr-@Ea-sOnaz church. SIN
2Ay- The church les been without Il
resident pastor for aea-sv = THa- and
a aaif M- NrE1hiueT who VS. one
Of me pastors Of the T-r1lun church
q Sk0wneEaa has Supplied tire pa. Ut
Tar 3 part Of the time for Ie7e PAST
yezr.
Nr. ana Mrs. e a Lander usn1 .
Augusta SUNDAY morning fur a shor-
visit with Nr L1aaF-'s hTuJEfs-
AlsI1n It illia-ns - aE.ssaE as alEal
watch fur the Village Corporation for
4 few 5ay,s uw1nr n tt7e peTST- aEszEsal
II Z L Perkins tt7a regular algsIr
wa-chIn&-z.
+ There wss a small 9ood AZ ne eysr-
3er If Msd0le street and Madison
street Sunday evening. rzusea by me
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09
OAK Grove

4 Rn1k HeArv Brown az Colby cab
100 wzs the speaker AZ the regular
Snndxr meeting IN sophia B4kiey
Memorial chapel Pruf- Brown -
ziW4yD eorcefza1 and Always interest
5ng bur h1s address was M unusually
hlgA DeEse
Ar and Nz Tzyi0r Of tne faculty
7aanea TN wsak-end II Portland.
Prn- and NrS owea attended
Fasrao1d qszxs<Ersy meeting winch
wzs asad * wsnanrgp Center On SUM-
dzy.
Arznxsxfcs Day viii be observed 5y
arpropssnte EXERCISES bur MI classes
VIII meef zs usual TIE program
~zn oegzn 1t the opening Of the
school in the morning vita special
nnssc- z1zl there VII be An address
uT An ex-ser-7ce man Tie morning
exArcanes VIII be af memorial aR-
Ears and viii be designed - iaszzil
rhe higaasz ideals Of frzze patriotism
Pm Cwen feels that n full days
work Of sFadr and Development = a
proper way 70 help one's country
and the outdoor cesenrzsaon VIII NOT
AAk*&A L&&C <SA<1sE ia 1A~1AN4@
enthusiasm = already aroused over
the athletic events n the afternoon.
he chsef attraction u tire 1rtsr1a-
-tcnal cross country rzue between
three ssAns- namely The Reds the
Waatss- and tae Blues Elmer T2E-
Tor Is captain Of the Reds. Carleton
Decatur Of the Whites and HzzEn
Gilbert Of the E2ueS Each TEACHER
ami sradear IN .ca0ua Is caaupaunlnE
axss team or another. and Is wearing
tsae colorS az the team ERrsid
Taylor the track coach has ss2er-ed
teams that are evenly matched and
the winner czlnef be picked anti
AFTER fhe race The school A&s
hgaxsE a beautiful SILVER cup thai
VII became tae propsr-v Of the boy
who aTss crosses me tape
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

were wal preserved. consisting II q
ta1c.k s1up mixture. with same thick
~ Particles. weight three tif-.ls gf 4
VS. made zoan the body II Barley
n E2cE-nan. Dr. Whittier WIS prss-
art Others ware Dr Mcr-a1a. Dr.
9oG1anr and DR. Sawyer
Considering me amount II Ne8san
3a--zeE's lEss supper Mr Merrill
asked Or Whittier # ne 7ad formed
II 0plnion as n how lung. after
Barter aaa eaten digestion had bean
arrested
II Is nv opinion that 4 T1s rum
tTVo 70 -1raa hours rum me begin
alag VI The nea4-
Esr Whittier gave the -ezsQns OF
which nH aased the apin3on as 70
amount If 1oDd ne con1iron Of Eng
fond ana tsle rate Of digestion. Pea
nuts found = -hs stomach ws=-S eaten
later -han the larger par df the
fond
Post -nu--sTn digestion vas *
PINNED nr ne Eazd0ln professor
Trousers x9ra by Burke an Or
"a 1914 we-e recognized 3Y Or
Whittier The trousers ware e3usely
insptTzed ann tsle -aEEed huies were
classified as haT1aE been made by
him azG same 1v 0lele- means The
UNION suit a4p- stockings E2rzsrs
and sweater zare zlsa reoaEalEH1 IS
Rarke's clothing
ThBa ia clothing ECsr-1 ny Nelson
2z--3eF IL the tine Of MS death and
upon which -a2aT experiments hare
a1sa .pe-1 made we've offered as sx-
l5bi-S
g1oeas--.Es IN me lszf- shoulder
and N Jcle aa4la- We're distinguished
by C1r " hitter upon e-vsss -s.--z<zIEs z.-
1zan 81 Attorney Pae1alE2zi- The
BaES5nan professor was asked -
make 4axEar exam Nations and report
as "a STAIRS found AZ 1s1e Clothing
Characterization IpuR the pro
less AZ digestion ras made az g-a2z
lsnE-h by Attorney Pat-znEal.
What did yua and a+-s- 10Tsu-
Der first taas sAs % vzZ1s n y1Ur
tests asked M 7aV-azEal-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

IT Frank X Whittier af 8owd1lr
czsi5aEs- one II the array IF medical
experts far tt7e State Eonx the stand
az the opening Of 1ae afternoon SECS
sson The examination 1v County
ATTORNEY Merrill wzs lurx and cam
1rensussFe anu me -ass-exzrninR-
t5uu By Mr. Pat-aEEaIi Was equally
So DR. WaiT-5s- was the sale VIII
ness Of -ae afternoon.
Questions put 20 the eminent ma
tanlog1sf 10 County ATTORNEY Merrill
revealed that Ir- whit-isr is On rae
staff Of the Maine General If Lew
iszun and the Maine Eye ana Ear
I.sfir-nzrv If Portland He has been
medical examiner for Cumberland
county sauce -4fss except 11r the TWO
ysars ne Yrs Il 1ae war ser-zcA-
ELS reco-~1 includes the introduction
Of 4 method af s-arnRca analysis.
zhix-1 M has also taught n broad
terms ne described stomach ANALYSIS
and ms narration YES Interesting and
EASY for the 1Rylan 70 understand
The process af digestion YVES ex1salr-
Ell hv Dr. Whittier 20 the Surr Els
lesson IN phrssoingv was listened -
bv ms e students vita the cinsess
attention
Dr Whittier qualified Is an exEsr-.
In the course nf has explanations as
dirsssSons DR. wnitrSer sasd and
sestad socd whien nAs bear tzken
into the ssurnncs1 later. srrness-nez
passes 70 Tsae znFesgines with siErxrad
tusnd-
The condition n BArx&evss srrznzcss
was described IS Esslla~se Rather
ab1vs Jas average n size IN zrsos
sfs4re- the carzen-x NJ rsse sznnaUa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09
Mrs Campbell says She
Feels and Looks Like
New Wsman Since
Taking Tanla-
Troubles Overcome

ny friends are al SURPRISED when
t2lsy see ne 7ow AMI 40 wonder. for
I 4ssA and lonk Ike = new wvruaa.
sslce taxing -a7iac- sad Mrs Jenn
Campbell 1oI-nessv II Tatar~ZIie-
Ne. 5ut VINO FIR rt7e pEs- rear has
oe=n RESIDING AZ % Ega Street. psace.
lewiston.
= aRd 1ne health ap - 1rs yaa-s
ago buzz a5Cut that .zne began 70
suffer 1-am Indigestion and Il spite
q everything I suul6 10 grew worse
nj Ts2e time I inRIlr 1uss dreaded 20
sa1 anything 5erazlsa knew II meant
suffering afterwards Fur n long
wAIis before began zzksnE -aaiRc
Gdl't aac eall rnszi dav
suffered ar times tram iurs1se
aausaa and also ~tu3snr pains n M
chest aad would OFTEN have snca tar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09
Y RHEUMATIC PAIN
FOh ACHING JOINTS
as-., s'T 7lfs Sst- srnasI -r-si
aaz 81 saranx Csi.-

z-.sezlrzszrazs.,
r. 25i ne case n arr
r. -''--1E- -s'ezrrn#ssr Rua
'-aas-zs 81. Jacobs Oh"
s'aasF spor. ami 5r me
y Sag:k Fsufssrszr,---s.,,r
'r1at1c vrsIn ana dis
- 'aaabs C'g~ s4 harmless
- -'r-iesIi wa1rxn aevs-
b. -. "a anssz. basra zae SKIN.
,.@.. s'S''as=ss assd Stiffness
1sants zuusass.s aria
saT2EsA- lGsrntazSu. aar.s-
ss a c@s-
- z@a 3 small sx1Al tsrr-se
a.. Coolest - JnraBs or.
ss-.-, !. = SURE. aad N rso-
wi~,,- = re fr1arn pains. arsses
-. -4sssz'.. suffer Ran
- Lily
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09
Morning Session

Or john 81 30u1.3oY. JaekznAn $
leading raE'ssclGQ. zz-s me 1-sz W.T.
ness for 1a2e state a. te2e opening Of
me a0TaIa- sssssazl.
Between 12e uuas re Ezs =2zls-l ID
see tina remains Of Nelson Barley
AZ the blow down and zae TINE Ae
Aez.t t1eye ne 7scsswei Z Gz4l from
E1ae Burke house. and he went 70
Barke's bedside and attended him
t27s Jackznzn physician testified
Tad YOU speak 10 anyone cnn-
J's-T-s1nE the finding Of ne body w'2s
f-81nry Attorney Ass-r--Es question
y n3gAE have. Ia Piper or u
Burke EpsnIsess the DOCTOR
WITH szae all IF d pointer. Or
IsaetAtr. described on the char me
alrvw &ox--a where Bar1sey's nedr Ezs
azscusle,ea Orr. IS. 1913
What was the nature Of the
growth between ssae blow DOWN and
-s7e highway"
Azdess- small trees and bushes
a x5xsd t1sssC-s piEun Of the position
Of ing body n the cave was drawn
was practically 2r r1-s- angles with
e3taw towards the hand there was
nothing - support 1ae forearm Tie
fingers were about Ewo and a aRlf
INCHES 5-Sam touching me body Tive
placing G+ TING body WIS n the cave
IN -zle safe towards -Ae Rad The
aea3 Of tia 5eEsr YVES about I. in
chss N fzvazn ire opening Of the exs-
-%rsv er7E - rzsr 55IG-T 5aUa.
sear IN Grsuna
Eer. E2rsl Aaae asss-t 2sss. mead Of bart
aex Was an tass =--2-u Some very
-4nirnpur~arsz Things ware 1eunn On
the bnG-, including ms JACK knife
ezack nonlz and sune paperg EEs
impressions were thai the check
book was IA tire cozr-
E--am 1sae edge 1f the Travelled part
af the highway 10 The opening of the
cave was Il fact, is measured the
zacgnaa doctor said
A bullet hnle axs- the 7e- eye and
another bullet hale X the 5Ase of the
BRAIN WIS found On the head OF
Barley DR. Bogttsf,r made the sx-
animation II tire undertaking rooms.
Il found blood stain Oh the 5cor
Of the cave under Ills head where he
was SHOT
--E1w lU-e
Vet over four inchex-
We're there any blood stains On
lis clothing
Some an ms coElRr and -
Attorney Darrangzil interrupted
ana asked taaax they wait for . DE-
ssrr-spfaon OF the clothing
Tne aexr GAY DIR Bou7any iisccr
erred hsood hack Of the czse
The arsz azEigngT x'2s performed
the dmy af-Rr s3se body was found.
rae skall Was opened zrn the nszan
was found On sae trurs- m hare.
sss=.n rarr1 in rne srfr aoase NerT nadls
bv rae bullet The front ssu4les wen1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

COLLISION ~ an automobile x1tsa a ~
3r=ur "A wAaca the hy51rz1T Was
1r'uge1-
Mrs Frank smith zDu sun Tyetrl-7rd
zfunCaT forenoon ruin Lewiston
xaey@ Eaes- -zezs 70 vesg1 Mr. SErita-
wao r4esnI.T Inds--wEzT surE7r-zi
operation II she Central Name Ger
egzl hospital
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

made experiments On rsnisoa
and aTsun orAnA-
What did rou have n zraD SER
ton beams fur Weren't ror toid
v1zt ne rad - eat
Yes sui I wanted 10 and out If ne
Ind eaten anything else
Corrt adjourned N SEQ unt.i rres-
day morning II 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09
I'lElzil17


Z asrx=hF give raplscH "a 81 Er<ssorgk
~ssar rafy are -0rSndfsen 10 ex-ssod
t--~.ait u. rF wife Arse4Fs MeAzlisser
as I snail ssy no bsils Of hs.- contract
sr after s118E a2ze
sSsrnssas CLIFTON MrAz-AIS-EE.
S1r1fzxzn- Maine. Sue- :. ss&tL
rux.-s-lHs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09
DON'T SUFFER
WITH Neuralgia


NhG a1ae sharp pains 50 4z1ulng
through your head, wha your snsl
see-n zxifat wouad srs;t iu9 NIB aiirtis
MrzRuie On vuur .E1sEs and neEk
II Srzws czf the inflammation. Dufh8
xwv-h.rzinrzznlly
NusSy-ule il q Glenn. wiute Gnfu
made with Ii Ct muEzd Be@tE1xnn
\ mustard rsaszg and dnes not a1E
Many 6oc.Es and 1us fUk7y
ruunend MrxkEuie I'm suetixuk.
brurc;uriS Curn Sill NIX 1s9fz
unigia emgrszinn. rleuzE,ra
tn lunhzgn rE1s and aches Of the
hack or Eln-s sazaS SEIZE uuses
Mrises c1i1z;nS tussed h-Dids
Of TIE Chest &C oftG prevents pnE-
mpnizl. q b skwzys dEpeni1hae.
&C and sssr sExSs faussntkl size 81. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

3t-ss take the stand ann VIII give re
suits Of the finding Of inc second an
Gypsy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09
Rose Netro Case
Has Been Dropped

Sk0EhsEaa- lie Nor s-Tns evil
sazt fled n Soznarss, county c1u-1
0F Ellsworth 4 Piper. administrator
II the estate af the l&,e NeasCn u
Barley. - RESTRAIN .he Home Life
IE1sazAace ca. n corporation n View
Turk tram paying s.. sd policy - a
Portland oeleic3arT who n named
II -he instrument As me 9ancae n
52r-2er las been atsInlEse1
The estate drought sun against fhe
COMPANY. 8cIse ~ Nefte af Portland
named Is me Beneficiary. entered 4
CAIN "a tae INSURANCE ana she a.
forwards withdrew. The company
fled 3 alil II inter aaeader n tse
equity Gour- requiring ras conr- n
decide % whom the money rragur be
paid 4 decree was after entered
disrnlsszag the aiIl wztaoat onEs By
s-g-esEnFs4r o1 tAe parties NcShlng
N regard 70 the settlement In shpws
en- rae hooks IN the 5fice Of Clerk
II Courts Saeksns ar tae Somerset
CaIr- house
Gossip 1ad long iinksd the name Of
BARLEY with thar IL q Portland x<ssa-
N VINO has been mentioned as the
E7s7z-3Qals lady n the czse- TIE
fling ST me suit auw dismissed Es1s
iune a. telR 1nE7z E1tsun II Ms Bar
ter. widow Of rAe murdered nxa-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09
ERE MURDER TRIAL
.-1-': may +-c-, 7are Cnee
-z1s - -L.1rEg

s a1og1er -7esii-
-T1s - ne St21a- testified w.
t. s &l7arsE. wAlrA VS.
a-- @ Ire BODY was
7aa-E Ea1EynsT- g'zs FrsaEse
-s- - HzE-uea @. SAY
.ai1s-rl. a-4s3 Al attendant IL
Really ezllasza lEzst-
1ss 1ue-13E.z4. tfss-r nuuT
Burgess zEzE-zIzl Of
ar. w10 sInGhT =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

A Canadian ag-TClltZr-st has in
veutati ! sTstsn 5r which rhe Iue=n
bees ara developed IA n cage - in
sars that Iasv shall nur ger away
N--tyn ne cunf-ni NJ ne grower
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-28
HOW B0LHNG CANDIDATES ARE VIEWED

Down in Hillsborough candidate
who was beaten by a small majorit,
is putting up the usual poor-lOsel
whine, or Cats meouw, about fraut
and injustice, ETC., and is running a:
an independent. The Tampa Tribune
sizes him up-and incidentally al
such bolters-in the following peril.
rent comment, which applies strongly
elsewhere than in Tampa or Hills
borough county:
Walter F. Wooten, who was de-
feated for the nomination of sherirl
IN the Democratic primary last June
by W. G. Spencer, announces that he
will run independent in the November
election.
That was Democratic white pr;-
mary. Mr.. Wooten entered in 1t as
Democrat. 1t is expected Of a par
ticipant in Democratic primary.
whether he be candidate or voter, that
he will abide by the results of the pri-
mary. In some states the voter Is re-
quired to take oath to that effect.
Down here 1t is only 'gentleman's
agreement.
Does Mr.. Wooten realize what run
ming independent" means? Walter
Wooten was good policeman-so far
as we ever heard. Especially was he
regarded as good traffic cop" As
traffic cop" he required those who
would pass his post to conform strict
ly with the rules and regulations gov
erning traffic. The man who did not |
10 so was held in contempt, and gen.
arally was looking for somebody to
get him out Of trouble. In other words
he man who ran his car "independ-
snt' through Wootens Jurisdiction got
n bad with Wooten, the people and
he city.
Walter Wooten was second high
ran in four-sided race for the
of Hillsborough county.
ie was beaten by eighty-one votes. n
had been but one vote, he was beat
N. Many men have been beaten by
majority of one vote-but they took
heir medicine like good sports, and
they could find the one man whose
ote beat them, tried to make friend
i him so as to win next time.
Through his lawyer and his politi-
al friends, Wooten has tried to have
ne result upset. The courts patiently
card him until he voluntarily drop
ed his demand for recount. Hav-
1g failed to secure the nomination
trough the primary and the courts.
e now announces he will run indie
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-28

pendent. Well, let him run.
The other three candidates are abid-
ing by the primary result. The friends
OF these other three men are believ-
ers in the doctrine of loyalty toparty
They Will vote for the nominee. even
though he was not the man of their
cholce before-a hundred times before
they will vote for the man who. like
a petulant child, sets up squall be-
cause he didn't get it and wants to
try it all over again.
Wooten, as an independent candi-
date, can look for no support from
any man or woman who prides them
selves upon the sacredness Of prom
Use or an implied promise. In fact, no
one cares for an Independent" any
how. He's like a fat man-nobody
loves him.
In after years Walter Wooten would
feel much prouder to say: IT was
defeated for the Office the first time
ever entered politics, by only eighty
one votes" than to have the memory
OF having run independent" and nor
only gained nothing by IT, but actually
lost great number Of the political
friends he had at the start.
In the Democratic party an "inde-
pendent. is regarded much in the
category Of cats and other small ami
nals-such as the -.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-28

Glavier ice from the Alps is deliv.
eied to consumers in Lyons and sew.
eral other cities in Europe. his ice Is
blasted and mined in the same man.
ner as stone is quarried and is nro
ferred to other ice because Of ,ts
hardness and lasting qualities.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-28

According to a well-deaned tradi-
llon' IT was not really Pilgrim Fa-
tner' but one of the Pilgrim Daugh-
ters, who actually first set foot an
fiymouth Rock. Mary Chiffon was
her name.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-28

During fancy dress ball given in
prominent hotel in Dublin the other
night large number OF armed and
masked men entered the ballroom and
compelled number of ladies to re-
turn to their homes on the grounds
that they were insufflciently clad.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-28

The fact that London has no WON
an magistrate, although nearly all Of
the principal cities and towns of the
United Kingdom now have women
sitting on the bench, has been made
the subject Of an organized protest
from the women of the metropolis
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-28

sound and mentally more alert than
many a colleague half his age.
Whether one agrees with him or feels
tc cuss him, he is much Of mana
great American.
Good clean sport is an extremely
doubtful and elusive element these
days. When we see two ball teams
lined up, we are as dubious about the
good faith Of the players as about
that of the Jockeys about to start the
ponies, It is said that five players of
the Chicago ball club were paid
100000 for throwing the Worlds
Series last year We would not have
thought real ball players could have
been bought so cheap. Such charges
shake public confidence in the whole
Institution of baseball, and take much
from popular enthusiasm.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-28

II you believe in the principles of
Democracy, dig up little coin and
contribute to the campaign fund to
Relp perpetuate these principles.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-28

Note a little 'pome" which de-
ciares, among other things that a
man cannot have mean thoughts while
hshing. Have you asked the fish's
opinion about this?
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-28

Will the wiley candidate carry a
pocket-full of fudge around with him
to influence the lady voters?
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-28

Not dull day in Lakeland this
summer, and we are starting into the
busy season with every indication that
&c is going to be the most prosperous
the community has ever known.
what kind of folks have they at Or
lando, anyway? The Reporter Star
notes straw vote for President
standing for Harding, LOG; for Cox
lo4. In Lakeland a similar vote stood
nine to one in favor Of Cox.
In view Of considerable unemnlov-
ment in Chicago, it is reported thar
the slogan in that city is Keen the
Joo you have now" That's a pretty
good slogan for any time or anv n,ace
Drifters seldom get very far IN.
stream.
saw the modest single of q lady
lawyer over at Barlow yesterday
Verify the ladies are invading all tho
paths once thought reserved for men
we would advise all boys to take a
course In making beds and bread and
sewing on buttons. These things
must fall to the lot of the meek and
iowly male in another generation.
what wonderful man is old Toe
cannon! Eighty-four years of age he
recently defeated a presumptuous
youngster who sought to take his sea.
IN Congress from him, and now no
goes back to that body physically
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-28

It's autumn up the country, bu:
glorious, perfect summer in Florida.
Middletown transcript., 1920-03-13
ARRESTED FOR FORGERY

Wilbert Redding, negro, ageo ~
wears, was held in $1,000 bail, for the
upper court by Squire Stevens wed
nesday, on two charges of forgery he
was charged with forging the name OF
Lee Pennington, young farmer by
whom he was once employed, to two
checks within few days of each other.
On February IA he had one OF the
checks cashed ut the store OF William
N. Donovan, the clerk granting his re-
quest on the plea that Pennington had
sent him there for the money. On Feb
ruary 16 he cashed the second check at
the store of j. C. Hopkins, a local
butcher. Both checks were for $25.
He made several efforts to cash the
checks at other places, and at the hear
ing was positively identified by at least
half dozen merchants and clerks OF
the town as the man who tried to cash
checks with them. He denied positive
lv that he was the man wanted.
After the forgeries, a warrant was
issued for him and he made his escape
to Wilmington. A description OF him
was sent to Chief of Police Black, by
Chief Hilyard of this town, and the
negro was apprehended on the ''coast"
on Tuesday evening by Officer Burche-
nal. He is known to have used at least
three different aliases in his operations
here.
Middletown transcript., 1920-03-13
BETHESDA CHURCH NOTES

Sunday, March 18th, 1920.
$50 A. NJ. The Sunday Morning
will be in charge of Brother George
Wilson.
1890 A. NJ. Morning worship with
sermon by Rev. W. A. Wise, D. D.,
District Superintendent of the Easton
District.
11.45 A. M. Sunday School. Don't
miss this session. Your Teacher is
looking for you.
GASP. M. Junior League meeting.
These meetings are very helpful to the
little folks.
7.3O P. M. Evening worship with
sermon by the Pastor.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday
evening at 7.3O o'clock.
The public is most cordially invite ! to
attend all of these services. Prof. w.
N. Thomas will be present all day on
Sunday. BE sure to hear this sweet
Gospel Singer. He will inspire you, so
so that you will want to sing God s
praises too.
There will be meeting of the Official
Board on Monday night, March 18th.
Let us have full attendance at this
meeting.