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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22
HIGH TAXATION
CAUSE Of /. {. |.
SAYS DAWSON

NEW YORK May 2l.--Prescnt con-
diticns Of unrest and discomfort
throughout tho country VIII not be rom
cdicd ny Legislative action or appeals 70
patriotism. Henry p. Dawson, OF j. L.
Morgan and company. TODAY tN'd INC
JOINT Legislative committee investigating
prufitcerinG.
Mr. Dawson declared that Will" many
factors are contributing to cause hiGh
prices and industrial unrest, reduction
nC expenditures by the federal govern
mcnt. states. cities and individuals ana
a full DAYS work with fair pay for cN-
cry one would produce marked effect
within a brief time.
W. cannot 20 on in this way IN Il
vicious circle without something nap
pening to correct the present world dlS-
turbance," he said. but whatever form
that corrective something may take, l
do not know. If people do not then-
selves check this unrest by the means
In the hands Of every individual then
some force in the world will do so;
Mr.. Dawson expressed the OPINION II
would he necessary 10 analylZe lndlNIuu-
al cases to determine whether there Is
an unusual profit in business transact
ions affecting the cost OF necessarics;
High taxation. he added. is. in ms
oninion contributing FACTOR toward
high costs" 1T il human nature to ar
range if YOU honestly can to let lhe
other fellow pay the hill and II there
cd cost upon up in the manufacture OF
YOUR product GU pass that on. And
am not sure but what IN lhe Sr
rhssc some have not added little lor
full measure. - ,hi.
country will increase because uu'h 81
! Europe is unproductivc. he dcciareiH''
and the orgy of extraragancc IN tne
country also IS conlrInutihe' Hr
messed the opinion that curtaiimcnt -, n'
production Of non-csSentials ana utiui,
zation of the workers in proouClns
essentials would aid in remedying con-
ditions. Of tho
National Sugar Refining Co.. deGlaleGG
~. goycrnment should have purchased
the the iSi9.lS2O sugar crop. He expressed
the opinion that a sugar shortaBe, e.
ISIS, and increased consumption Oh L.
mn ooO tons over the previous year. TIC
said, was one Of the factors which caus-
cd il. ,or,. No ,nadc
or sugar stocks now held by American
retincrs."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22
big Five" Packers
GriNed By KendriCk

WASHINGTON. Nay 21.-The big
Ave" meat packers dominate the live
stock industry so completely that on
actment OF federal regular legislation
il necessary. Senator KcndriCk. Demo-
crat. Wyoming. author OF the bills for
that purpose. asserted today addressing
the senate.
One by ono tho big stock markets
have passed into their power" he said.
Until today they control not only the
fourteen principal markets. but fourteen
others az we'll. SO that their domination
of tho industry is all but complete.
During the year 1915 moro than IS per-
state commerce passe dthrough their
yards"
The packers obtained their position.
he said by "s9kspending economic la"
As conditions stand today. he con-
tinued. the thousands Of producers and
millions of consumers who are SO in
terested In what goes on In the live
stock markets are wholly without pro-
lection"
The recent decree against the packers
represents great advance" Senator
Kendrick said.
WASHINGTON. D. G.. May 2l:-Pro-
tests against charges OF profiteering be-
ing lodged against the meat packing in
dustry were presented to vice resident
Marshall and Speaker Gillette today by
sixty firms styling themselves the IN
DEPENDENTS" The signers OF the protest
offered to prove TO congress and the pub
lie that average profits arc less than
two cents on the dollar and that packers
profits represent less than fee cents on
the meat bill OF an average family.
Charges OF profttcering. the PROBES
packing industry. the farmer and the
livestock producer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22
CLOUD CAMPAIGN
sutherland Flyer Covering West VIZ
g1nia High Above Tho Earth

10y Wendell. the famous aeronaut
having the cloud campaign OF Senator
Howard Sutherland for the Republican
nomination for president in hand. IL
filling his itinerary with the accuracy OF
a train schedule.
Wendell left Moundsvllle on Thurs
day, flew to Parkersburg. where large
and enthusiastic meeting took place. re-
NAMED over night and then flew to
Huntington where he was received by
large crowd Of representative citizens
newspaper men and press photograph
After a short stop in Huntington;
where he gave a daring exhibition ana
a daylight pyrotechnic display ne traV.
eled to Charleston, via Nitro. Al the
Capital City he was met by delegation
of the foremost citizens who conSratu-
lated him on the success Of his air
voyage.
Mr.. wendell will fly from Charleston.
leaving there this morning for ElHins,
the home Of Senator Suthe rland on
his tourney he will fly over Sutton ana
other towns and distribute literature
Senator Sutherland spoke at Blueneia
last night and will be in Fayette county
today speaking at Fayetteville and VIII
arrive in Charleston to take part IN the
monster mass meeting this evening.
Senator Suthtrland's final, trip through
West Virginia has been in the nature or
a triumphal march, such was the gener-
Gus greeting of the inhabitants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS

windsor-Frank Lappin, Bethany; R
r. Banum, Waverly: }. ). Young. Penns-
boro; A. b. Koonts, Charleston; Wait
man Barbe. Morgantown; e. w. Linde.
Charleston.
MoLurs-C. NJ. Huddleson. Pine Grove:
F. c. Ryan. Charleston; l.. G. Baker.
Parkersburg; c. /. Bishop. Hartford; X
D. Smith. Mason City.
Aogera-G. T. Plat. Cameron: J. 4
Maine. Elkins: G. D. Powelis. Grafton;
j. C.. Watson, Philippi.
George HollinEer OF Lincoln. Neb, is
visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Shisler and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Miller Of Beach City. Ohio,
returned home after a two days visit
here.
Miss Bernice Leonard has returned to
her home on the North Side after at
tending school at Ohio university. New
Athens. Ohio.
Orin Curtis OF Barracksville. W. Va.
passed. through the city on his way TO
Follsnsbee 10 visit his sister
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22
FULTON SCHOOL

The Fulton Public school graduation
exercises were held last evening IN the
auditorium and were attended by a large
audience. The auditorium was decorat-
ed with the class colors Of gold and SILL
yer. The class was composed or nine
girls and eleven boys.
Prof. /. f. Ewing. principal OF the
Madison school delivered the graduation
address in which he stated he hopea
every member Of the class would COM
plete the course.
Several vocal numbers were rendered
by the memoirs Of the class. The In
vocation and benediction were read by
Rev. A. r. Bennett. pastor or the Full
ton N. L. church. .,
County Superintendent John H. La
year, presented the diplomas and made
an address to the class.
The class is composed of the follow
ing: Mary Brandfass. Adelaide Cum
min cham, Katherine Ebert. Madeline
Gibson, Florence Hahn. Florence KIM
Minis. Marie Mills. Adelaide Stout. Lu,
clio Speiser, William Kemna, Richard
Murphy, Charles Noll, Kenneth ORTIZ,
Oscar Postlewait. Ray Ridgway' ROBERT
stein. Andrew Schehl. Elmer rossen'
Walter Vosscn and Elmer Zoeckler.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22
ATTEMPTS MURDER
Then SUICIDES
steve Xo.oIfo, Of Crawford Heights,
ShuffiSN off Altar Attempting
20 Murder wife.

The body Of Steve Kozolko. IS years,
Of age. well known foreign resident
OF Crawford Heights. lies in the Noble
morgue In this city, and his wife Is IN
the hospital, in a critical condition rs
a result Of a family fight at their home
yesterday afternoon.
Officer Pete Rsddy, Of the local po-
lice force, was called to the home yes
terday morning, BY reports OF trouo'o.
but upon arriving found everything
quiet. and the woman refused TO place
q charge against her husband
At o'clock the officers were again
called to the home. to find the woman
had been stabbed with huge butcher
knife, and the body Of the man was
lying face downward on the floor or
one OF the rooms.
Koxolko 10 thought to have been men
tally deranged, as he has been subject
ing the members Of his family 10 brutal
treatment for several days. and threat
ened repeatedly to kill his wife.
The five children OF the family are
being taken care Of by kindly relatives
and friends in the ncighhorhood. and
the condition of the mother is reported
very critical.
Coroner John r. Wyatt. of Bellaire.
arrived on the scene OF the TRAGEDY
shortly after the occurrtn nee. and Sc
cured the testimony OF number or
persons who reside in the neighborhood'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22
u11soIAFoA JAILED.


PITTSBURGH. Pas May 9t-Sn
months in the Allegheny county jail
was the sentence imposed upon L.
Frank Kennerly, Of Philadelphia, In
United States district courthers today
after he pleaded no defense to q char9e
Of Understanding q department Of Jus
tice agent. The government charged
that Kennerly, posing as federal agent,
tried to secure certain reports pertain
ing to the railroad strike from officials
of the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie road.
nloyed bv the railway industrial protec-
tive association, and said he wanted the
reports to ascertain II the strike was
being fostered by the union or tne
radical" element.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22
! THE THEATRES|
LAST BURI1Sou1 or H1AS0M
I111 Ko1DAY-1AY EoS12

Fay Foster. who will appear Vat the
Court Monday matinee and night4 May
24th, as the closing attraction. 8 un-
der the personal management on joe
Levitt, who has the honor Of beinA the
Oldest producing burlesaue manager In
the United States. Nj. Levitt owes ibis
success to keeping faith with public
and he assorts that no manager Gan
fool the public more than once. He HIS
made II a practice to keep faith witty
his performers as we'll la will the
public. therefore, he has been able to-
secure the cream OF the burlesque show.
asd what Mr.. Levitt promises he viii
do. He secured the services Of pop
ular Broadway producer and play
wright, and between the two the public
can rely on getting the very best, as
they are both past masters at the game
and lovers of this type Of entertain:
ment will surely derive the benefit OF
their experience. The usual :6c cou-
pom matinee will be given for the
women.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22
CRIMINAL CASES.
Court VIII Hear Causes Appealed Prom
City Tribunal

Criminal court will be quiet today, ex-
cent for O number Of motions when
are to be argued. Monday Judge Alan
n. Robinson will hear the remainder Oh
the cases appealed from city police
court. Among these are the cases
AGAINST Earl Barlow and &. Fl. Denhani.
The former arises out Of the teamsters'
and chauffeurs strike, while the latter
Is a traffic violation case. a NUMBER
Of other traffic violations which were
appealed will also be tried -.
Criminal court will be in session this
torn, until June ., when the last case Is
docketed for trial. 1t is the trial OF
William Linden, Of Elm Grove, charged
with criminal assault. He Is now out
under heavy bail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22
D. C. DINGER HERE
Comes Prom Warrington for Final
paYa Of GepubNoan Campaign.

Days OF AepupHcan CSIupesHn.
D. =. DlnGer arrived last night from
Washington. u. G., to rcrain until after
the Republican primary May 20. Mr..
Dinger holds an important position at
Washington as assistant clerk TO the
committee on expenditures and depart
ment OF commerce. Senator Davis Elkins
being th, committee chairman.
No han in ohio county Is bette
known IN political battles than Mr.
Uinser, ana with his arrival there was
a fresh stir In political cries last night,
Mr. Dinser Is particularly strong
COR the election OF Hon. Edward Coop
or, OF Huntington, as one of the four
Republican delegates-at-large FROM
West Virginia. He is also for tho cleo
tion of Joe McDermott, of Morgantown'
for national delcyate-at-large.
And OF course said Mr.. Dinger.
I'm for our own James h. Hall. ~
Wheeling, for one OF the four selections
AS delegate-at-large.
Mr.. Dingcr will remain in the city
until Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22
r11gPzl F1UG911s 10 l01f.

On Sunday morning there viii De z
meeting Of the board Of trustees OF ING ne
Eoff Street temple, for the purpose ,S o.
arranging for the annual budget OF t ,hs
church. and to elect mempers OF
INC is one OF the most important, Of the
season an and viii be presided over Sy
Rabbi Mischkind and Louis horkne'ei'
president Of the board Of trustee ,,.-.
In the afternoon At z:So oc orermeS
Nv Pahhi Mischkind. the ceremony be-
i1x featured by q beautiful and impress ess-
i've service and a special musical pro-
gram. :,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22

1irst BALLOT Dox Tor primary las 1ss1
ISSUED

The first ballot box given out fof
use during the primary election next
Tuesday was taken from the ONCE 81 81
the board Of county commi ssn.rted that
the remainder OF the boxes and All cleo
ton supplies will be given to the eiec-
ton clerks today. ,.,,.,
The stage Is all set for the election
ments Of their Intentions still In tho
race and HoinE strong.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22
VANCE 4, C. VERSUS
: AMERICAN LEGION
Local Team wnl 70 to 1Ecrndsvi1ls Tor
oArns This Aftsrnoou at 3'15
O'CLOCK.

This afternoon at Sis O'Clock on the
Moundsville ball grounds the. American
Legion baseball team OF houndsrillc.
viii furnish the opposition in their
game with the Vance a. C.. OF this city.
The American Legion team Is com
posed chiefly OF the players VINO played
under the name of the Moundsvirle In.
dependents last year. and with several
DAYS practice they are now ready for
their opening game.
Such stars as Guy Morrison. Lutes.
stobbs, Ransom. Robinson. HaSadon.
Alexander. y. McSwsin, Ray. Spears and
Conner win be seen in the MoundsVille
lineup.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22
4ArNIR PRESENTATION
wo,nan,s Relief Corps 70 Give STANDARD
"a ananish war Vets ToniGht.

This evening at 8 o'clock tho Woman >
Relief Corps will present nag ana
banner to the Ohio Valley post No. j.
United Spanish War Veterans. ~
Mace in the city police court room,
where the sessions OF the Spanish War
Vet Grams are held. IN.
The banner Is a. very beautiful sliK
standard bearing the words: Ohio VAL
lev Camp No. /. United Spanish War
Vseterans Of wheeling. West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22
Burton S Wife to Sail
With Upton Master
In Thousand Race

NEW YORK. May 2l.-Capt. w. P.
Burton. master of St. Thomas Lipton's
challenger. Shamrock ". arrived here
from England to-day aboard the Adrt.
attic. accompanied by his wife. He said
he will go to City Island at once. to In
spect his craft and stretch her sails.
Captain Burton declared he already
has competed In 999 races.
Asked IL his wife will accompany him
on the thousanth one he replied:
Mrs. Burton has not missed any OF
the sSs. You can draw your own con-
illusions"
His wife was described by him as enc
Of the best 'yachtswomen in England.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22
LOAN or sl2s.ooo,ooo
To the Railroads to Enable purchase
Of Equipmeut II Approved.

WASHINGTON. May 2l:-A loan Of Mt
least Sl25. o00. 900 out Of the ,0Oe,000
revolving fund to enable railroads 10
purchase equipment required to meet
REORGANIZATION needs of the public was
anprovcd today by the interstate COM
n,arco cono m asiOn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22
WORKMAN rnJURED.

Mike Ordusk Greek resident OF Mar
tins Ferry. was injured yesterday after
noon while at work In the Whitaker
Glessner plant in that city. While moy-
Ing machinery he slipped and fell on. on ms !.
n,aa Thought his back was broken. He
was removed TO the Martins Ferry hos
nital After a careful examination "
Us found that his back was only
spra,ned, At an early hour this mornins
II was stated that he was resting az
easily as could be expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22
CxosH cAHRAHXA PURSUIT
BY RBVoLuTIoNARX TROOPS.

WASHINGTON. May 81. - Mexico
city papers yesterday carried reports
that revolutionary forces were in close
pursuit OF President Carranza.
They also said the contest for pro-
vtsional president to be named by con-
gress, May "a. would be bewecn General
Gonzales and Ads1lo De La Huerta:
General ObreEon has returned to Mex
leo City and troops for the. inaugural
parade are arriving at that place.
Huerta Is expected to arrive Monday.
According TO the press. provtsiona!
government troops from the sites OF
sonora and Slnaloa were being moved
TO the state Of Michoacan. Guiana tuato
and Jalisco.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22
Is NOW IN JAIL.
Deputy Marshall Short Arrives Hero
with Man who Peddled Whispey.

United States Deputy Marshal Jonn
NJ. Short arrived in this city yesterday
afternoon with Wayne Mcdonald. OF
Wcirton, who II is claimed represented
himself as United States official and
stated he had the right to sell whiskey.
II IS stated that Mcdonald gave away
several drinks at Weirton. He is held
under a warrant issued by U. ;. Com,
missioner George E. Boyd charging HIM
with violating the national prohibition
act. .I All.
county iail. Marshal Short was accom-
nnnicd TO this city by Chief OF Police
Harry l.. Brooks. of Weirton, who mado
the arrest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22
HIS INJURIES FATAL

Snecial Dispatch to The Intelligence.
MARTINSBURG, W. Va. May IL
Frank Capriotti. who. with several other
onarrymen, was injured near here q rev
dave ago. died this afternoon In Kings
Dauhters' hospital. An operation falleo
n aid Capriotti In his battle for life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22

Mrs. YounEbride-"You know tnosS
lovely 50 dining room Sont, h.w Ter.
the other day? Well. to-day tnsy "
marked down to ss.sS. ana -
three" .,.,h,
what did you get three for?
Mrs. YounEbride-"Why' one Iot each
meal of course."-Boston transcript
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22
TRIAL RACE CALLED or.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, May 21.-The
first scheduled trial race between Reso-
lutte and Yanite. on a course outside this
harbor. was called of az ":t5 this after
noon owing to poor conditions OF wind
and water combined with fog and rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22

; PIEDRAS NIEGRAS. Mex. May 81
One thousand liberal revolutionary
troops under command Of General
Huerta left here today for Torreon fol-
lowing receipt OF advices that Francisco
villa and his band OF rebels was head
ing toward Muzquiz. Coahuila, with the
aSowed object OF taking possession OF
the wheat crop in that section. Huerta
was under orders to block Villas re-
mort ed plans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22
r.u1I 1CUSIcAI S11v1m.

Sunday evening at 7:3o oSiock .v se
St. Matthews church. the reH IA or.
Ran recital se viii be held. The Rev. M ~:
s1rider will preach : sesmoSH. POI, on tho
The choir will render the 6 antnseS Nv
70 For Closer WAX T nv Mr. John
Foster with tenor SOLO W -
oS Mr.. Beymer will play the following
Elisabeih's Prayer tTannhsuserS q: -; -.
.s.'''''' Pn1eR0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22
10TH STRAIGHT
Victory Scored BY Linsly Cadets BY
4-3 Victory over West Liberty
Yesterday.

J.insIy celebrated her 10th straight
| Victory Yesterday when she took West
| Liberty into camp hy the score OF 10,
/ The game was the fastest played on tnc
, local diamond TINS year. anu '"'"
showed up well. ~ sr,t
! Iinsly scored three runs IN inc nrSI
! inning after West Liberty mad ShoNcu
! one run across on TWO Cream me- "
! three singles ny Stohhs. Storcr ana A.
| In ain and two-hagECr by fadoIh'
West Liberty came back strong IN me
| third. and a hit NY Smith, coupled WIN
| two glarinE errors by Hadorn; tiea thc
| score. Both teams then battled win
out either side scoring until the sen
cnth when Linsly won the game. Spll,
| lcrs singled to right. stole second anu
went TO third on Storer's out at hrst
base With two men out, Hadorn NJ
| to Taught. who made a poor tnrow "
hitting Spillers TO cross me piale VIII"
| the winning run. ,,,. and
pitched the best game he has worked IN
thiTd innings, he had the Normal boys
eating out Of his hand, and retired them
| in one-two-three order. without ths
] semblance OF n hit. He was supported
| in fine shape by his team mates. oo %,.d
should have had only one run scored
| had il not been for Hadorn misplays:
! Dutch" redeemed himself however by
; securing two hits-one uouoic' e w
! showed that he mas not lOTSo'Seh W
game, Captain Spillers also broke INTO
the imelEh, by his O GT'cent e catch II
~ Rutan's long fy in the ninth inning
! which appeared headed for the river,
For West Liberty. D. Fitz played inc
! hest game. although IL was his uni9r-
tunate error in the seventh which oe-
! cidcd the contest. Rutan. on the mounu'
was ineffective. and while he had nine
| strikeouts. most of them came atter tne
damage had been done. He pulled OUT
! Of n bad hole in the Attn inning when
With the bases full and none out. ne
/: canned Bone and Albasin. ana cauBht
Stobbs on an attempted steal OF nome
| for the final out
Score by innings: - II y
West Liberty :. lo2 OOn OOH %
/ I,Insiy " 600 900 00x-4 10
Summary:
! Two base hits - Hadorn: II; RITZ
Spiliers, Stobbs. storer, Hadorn' bOhG,
play-Rutan to Fauss. Struck out
! BY Hutchins. 10; by Rutan, ,. base on
| balls-Or Ru,an. |. Time or game
| 40. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22
A. p. OPERATOR LEAvEs.

Harry A. Davis this morning com
Melted his work here as night operator
FOR the Associated Press. He goes Tor
a visit to New York city, and VIII then
At any rate 1t is a good ten 10 one
shot that every barber In Mexico IL
lined up against Carranza-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-22

-B1yY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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q" oo111oF xO10'

Grand Choeur.. ......''...':
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-20
FIGHT DUEL WITH FIRE HOSE


Shanghai, Sept. 20. - Two NOM
bers of the French Volunteer Fire
Brigade here fought duel with fro
nose recently, The brigade is com.
posed largely of business men Henri
Numa and Georges Clergue ouarral.
led, challenge was given and 40
cepted
me principals had expressed their
intention to meet on the field of hon.
or with deadly weapons when tbav
We're prevailed upon by officers of the
brigade to use fire streams nndo,
high prssure at a range Of % fot
The combat, which took place in tho
court yard of the fire station. lasted
about 10 minutes when Numa after
belng slowly forced backward NV tho
watery torrent lost his helmet aud
went down as the big nozzle eseanod
from his clutch.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-20
FLORIDA FAIRS
AND CONVENTIONS

October Eleventh animal n.
rus Seminar, Gainesville.
October 7-S-Fifth annua, 1iv.
Stock Roundup, Gainesville.
October 12-14-Sixth annual Foao,
alton of Wesley Bible Glasses coiro.
vile. - 'ieS-
October 26-SO-west Florido II.
Mariana.
November 9-1S-Suwannee Conr.,.
Fair, Live Oak.
November 16-1s-Alachua co,n.-
Fair, Gainesville.
November 2S-27-Marion con...
Fair. 0cala.
November 1927 = Foriao g..
Fair, Jacksonville.
February, last week-south Eqo.,s.
Fair, Tampa.
February, second week-Fsva-c ~.
ty Fair, Orlando.