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The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-07
MRS. W. M. BOSWELL
PASSES TO The
GREAT BEYOND

A beautiful spirit took flight for the
realms above at HIPS o'clock last
night, when Mrs. W. M. Boswell
passed to the Great Beyond at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Herbert
j. Drans.
For the past several years Mrs
Boswell's health had been failing, but
il was only the past year that she had
been in such feeble health that she
was compelled to keep her bed the
greater part of the time. Everything
that loving care medical science and
good nursing could do. was done to
prolong the life of this good woman,
but finally the call to Come up high
e, was given, and she slipped away
tr that land where all is joy and bliss,
and where sorrow and suffering are
unknown---a place that is brighter to-
day, we feel sure because of her COM
ing
Mrs. Boswell was the wife OF the
late Rev. w. NJ. Boswell, and during
tie latter's life time she was his con-
slant help and inspiration. She was
one of Lakeland's first residents, hav~
ing resided here ever since there was
Lakeland-over 35 years. She was
an accomplished artist, and for many
years, in the towns early days, con-
] Quoted an art school here, and all
! through the years she took deep in
terest in all things pertaining to art,
and was never so happy as when in
specting some triumph of the artist :
brush.
She was a fine Christian woman, a
member of the Methodist church, and
her home life was particularly beau
tiful She,the mother and grandmoth-
er-was always deeply interested in
all the affairs of her loved ones, and
the devotion existing between them,
was truly beautiful and inspiring.
She leaves an only daughter, Mrs.
Herbert j. Drane, and several grand
children. besides other relatives and
a wide circle of devoted friends to
mourn her loss.
The funeral services are being con-
Quoted this afternoon at the Episco-
pal church by Rev. VIM. b. Curtis
iuterment being made in Roselawr
cemetery. The service would have
been held in the Methodist church, bu
al Methodist ministers of the city arr
In Tallahassee attending Conference
however. the Methodist choir will joir
1.-THE Episcopal choir in furnishing th'
o,usic for the funeral service. Th'
ps ll-bearers will be Messrs. W. p
Ramsdell, r. o. Cresap, N A. Rig
gins. NJ. F. Hetherington. S. NJ. Ste
phens and A. j. Holworthy
, A good woman has gone from amonl
us-one who will be sadly missed b.
her many friends In her passing, tn
d epest sympathy of the communit
goes out to the family in their grea
sorrow.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-07
RELEASED FROM CHARGE
OF KIDNAPPING HIMSELF
(By Associated Press,

Mexico City, Dec. All charges
against William o. Jenkins. American
consular agent in Puebla, arrested
last night on a charge OF completely
in his own kidnapping was dismissed
by the superior court.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-07
GOVERNMENT WINS SUIT
AGAINST LEHIGH ROAD

Washington. Dec. THE govern
ment won the antitrust suit against
the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
and affiliated corporations, by decision
handed down by the supreme court
Yesterday
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-07
TIONAL LOCALS
n 771 a l7a71'A1 M 4 & = ( 777F "A
6teitz to
i ef the
Local Page

IIEir up her duties tomorrow,
Iliam Steitz will hereafter be
Ioe1 md society editor of the
in sIesram. Mrs. Steitz is too
kll0xn 10 need any introduction
II 1nds She is writer of abil-
ind has had considerable expert
IA newspaper work.
3 Will make the local page fairly
illate, and, to aid in this scin-
ion. w ask the readers OF the
gram to do their part by report
ny local matters they may know
4 rpersonals, births, deaths, par
etc and hereby aid in making
aelaSrana newsier and better with
sloceeding issue.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-07

Warsaw, Dec. POLAND only
salvation from economic depression is
commercial agreement with Ger
many, declared former Minister Of
Finance Grabski.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-07
TWENTY THIRD
BANK FAILURE
in N. D. MONDAY
fBy Associated Press J

Bismarck, N. D., Dec. THE
First National Bank of Medina,
Stutsman county, was closed yester-
day by it's directors This is the TWEEN
ty-third bank to close its doors in
North Dakota recently All the others
were state banks, Depreciation Of
live stock and grain, and the refusal
OF farmers to sell their grain, are as
signed as the reason for closing the
Medina bank.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-07

the new organization and commit
tee was appointed to devise ways and
means of holding on until better
prices are offered.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-07
nsociated Press.)
8k Not Surprised

United States Sem
Mccormick declined to
he withdrawal of Argen-
kRe League further than to
not surprised. He was
IoGram from Henry Cabot
Some of the nations in
&he League are beginning
~ INJECTIONS to it which we
nearly two years ago.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-07

, A = cline has purchased of
n + Nichols the latters former
at the corner of Cannon street
Georgia avenue, which he has
occupying Tor some time.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-07

'ee Woman's Club will give a Rook
J tonight at the Club House at 5
ack Light refreshments will be
d, and each guest is asked to
Il 25 cents.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08

ca de att folcs ostirei pc care am
iubit-o att de multi.
Oar alaturi de preocupzrile mi
litare, generalul Nastnrel s'a fntle.
ietnicit 81 Gu cercetari istorice in
domeniul kenealogiilor fanliliicf
Mobile din principatul inhntean.
Carnarazii carl Ian pretuit Il ID
Bit ii oastea lui draka l-au petre.
cnt Gu pietate u lkcssul ldi de ~cs.
n;cS odihnx. ssDacia. = :
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08
CuvlntuI d-Iui Iorga

mitale, pentru mimic in lume nu
as Fl intrat in legaturi cued. Aron
Schuller, dupa cele ce sc stu pc
salha dumnealui.
Este un scandal public la mi
nisteriul de 1ndustrie 81 Comert,
este un viespar de afaceri necin-
site.
D. prim- -ministru: Aici adeva-
rul.
u. Iorga: M va voiu spune
cite casuri cunosc personal 81 cite
ncrsoane au VENT la mine sd Sc
plinga ca Ii 'au sustras bacsisuri.
D. Ministru de Industrie si Co
inert: Va rog sa-mi pnecisati ca
suri.
D Iorga: Nh vOrba de d-ta.
ID. Ministru de Industrie 81 CO.
inert: Casuri de functionari.
D. Iorga: Bacsisuri care in une.
le casuri echivaleaza cu mica ave-
re. Oar, ziceti, cine vinovati Nu
vas spune Cd avem temnite prea
putine 81 indivizi carl sd merite sd
1ntre acolo prea multi. STINT con.
wins Cd nu Sc pot prinde toti, in a.
ceasta afacere inconstienta a tot fe-
lul de parasite in jurul Ministeii-
ului celui mai cercetat din aceasta
ca,lsa. Oar daca as fl in locul d.
tale, daca as fl facut gresala, ca
d-ta, sa primesc un Department
pc care null cunosc, ell as face
unul din d0ua lucruri: sau te re-
tragi 81 fntr'u 'un partid asa de nu.
merOs cum e al d-tale poate sa sc
gaseasca un ON care sd Introduce
nina de fier pentru zugruma
raul; sau d-ta ramii 81 fata de i'm
posibilitatea de a pune piept tn.
turbr, releior, .ce4 6ielrb|. q. b acclo, nn e
mira daca publicul, 81, daca nh' inu'
mai publicul anonim, ci 81 glasnri
care poarta un hume te fac raspun
zator pentru 0 stare de lucruri, pt
care trebuie san so parasesti, sau
so stfrpesti.
(Neamul Rominesc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08

! D. N. Iorga: III aceasta dscutiu-
ne, domnilor, 81 dintr'o parte 81
din alta s'a, facut APPEL la mine
pentru ami da parerea asupra a.
cestei chestnut. D. Tazlaoanu a
avut char aerul ~ spuna ca pune
rea in discutiune gestiunii d
sale ar fl in lag&tura Gu cine site
ce dorinta persohala a mea.
d. Ministru de Industrie 81 Co
inert: MI dorinta; ci credinta.
D. 1orga: Nu pun la Gale nici-o
campanie; dar, din momentul ce
Q campanie 1ncepe impotriva unui
lhinistru, ministful este dator sd
Sc justifice imediat.
D-voastra v'ati adus aminte de
tifhpul in care ne-am cunoscut, in
naintea fericitului cveniment care
ne face sd finn impreuna- in aceiasi
tara. Eu v 'am cunoscut innainte de
imomentul cind ati intrat in Minis
teriu ca un ON de,treaba, 81 de re-
latiunile d-voaAtr6 Gu mine nu am
decit sd ma laiidl.
Dumneata al fntrat in Minis
teriu contra asteptarilor tuturor.
La un Minister'S ca acesta 81 du-
pa cele C se pesEec ID Ministeriul
aoesta, trebuia sa aduci neapa-
rat doua insusiri care din nenoro-
cire d-tale iii lipsesc, 81, fiindca
iti lipsesc ,,u trebsiia sa primesti.
Trebuia 0 competinta absolute, de-
spre care mi.e perinis sa o pun la
indoiala la tln fost ascultator de
la Facultatea de Litere. 81 trc-
buia pc linga aceasta 0 autoritate
pc care dumneata, abba VENT in
viata noastra politica, da-mi vote
sa.ti spun .csy MI . aveai. 81 d-ta
d intreprins, ebs1tfinea cointere.
ssrilor 81 tiEa Iipsit sscea compe'
tinta, din care caisa ii facut mar
greseli, in dauna dumitale poate
in dauna terri desisVr. applause pc
bxncile minoritktii.) Pentru mimic
in lume M asi ii isc6lit decretelt
legi ale numitale; pentru mimic iI
lune nu AZ H librtat permisele lu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08
D&lGIsIA DtLUI
UAtUS BR4UIC&ANU

~ x
d. Caius Brediceanu, delegat la
conferinta pacii, demisionat din
aceasta dernnitate, ,socotind, ea
cheltuiala facuta de tara deyine
inutila acum cind lucrarile confe-
rintei sunt terminate.
Ultima lucrAre ! ad-lui Bredi-
ceanu este un studin aaupra from
tiet~lSr Banatnldf 81 Maratmuresu-
iui, care dupi d-ss trsbue rectifi.
cate III intefeadl cc1ann d RoAf.
hiei. Jugo-S -SlAviei ii CehO-s slovAciei
"DaciA. =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08
LITERATURE
RASBoIuLUI 81
zORENTE oMeNEsrl


Cite valuri de cerneala sc vor
varsa pentru a Sc descrie rasboiul
acesta gigantic care facut sd
curga atitea valuri de singe!... Nh
de cronicarii ce vor fixa pentru
Istorie-in judecata lor rece, ia
zele grozavului macel vreau sa vor-
besc. La desfasurarea singeroa-
sci drame prin care am trecut 81
moi au luat parte atitia scriitori.
Spiritului lor de Observable de si-
CUR ca ma scapat mimic 81 multi
din eli, utiliz1nd talentul cu care
sunt inzestrati, an 81 inceput a as
terne pc hirtie aceea ce simtirea
lor avut sd perceapa.
Isvor nesecat de subiecte, ras-
boiul nostru va Fl cintat in ver-
surf memorable, de poeti 81 opere
carl vor raminea neperitoare vor
vorbi generatiunilor viitoare des-
pre- vitejia legendara a ostasului
romin, care a reinviat trecutul glo-
rios al neamului acestuia att de
zbuciumat.
Literature de rasboiu T.. Ami 81
ami de zile de acum incolo Sc va
scrie mereu 81 literature rasboiu-
lui va fl pururea noua 81 intere-
santa!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08
&,x'TTT77 ax'y1 sksl
Zdrente... 0menesti.

Ori cine trece prin fata gradinei,
imprejmuita Gu grilaj (din fata
palatului comunaD, are prilejul sa
vada citiva nenorociti, cu ambele
picioare taiate della. genuhchi,, Il.
rind,l-se aneyoie pima la. grilsj,
spre a solicita trecatorilor un ain
tor.
Spectacolul este din cele mai
miscatOare. :.
Povcstea nenorocirei acestor
zdrehte omenesti-caci oameni nu
ii putcm numi-este pc cit de sim.
pla pc att de jalnicd.
An fost in rasboiu, dar n 'ah fost
doboriti de gloante -ceeace ar ii
fost poate mai bine pehtra ei--si
nici n'au perdut picioarele din
cauza schijelor de obnz. Nu.I.
Lungile nopti de veghe, prin 10.
curl descoperite, pc front, in aspri.
mea infricosatoare 4 ierhei, au a.
vut deresultat ca S 'au trezit intr q
buna idimineata GU picioarele de
gerate.
81 atunei, pentru q nt sqrven|
congrena, ma fost alta sckpare d.
cit... amputarea picioarelcr.
Calvarul omenesc-e foarte ede
vxrat- IN are mafgini.
Oar poate ii ceva mai duteroa
mai affsietDr, decft \ fxmfi p We
schilod ii ~ iii condasAnat, . via
ia, fntreaga, ~ ttrxsti in aseIne
nea hal trupul. lipsit de picioarsl'
care sa-l sprijinei
v;et'~s ds@'ls 'dsosislsi II Zee
stea!
Dstx, rehtru ! pfosl1vt bihe
facerile rasboinlui, mai lipaea u,
argulnent coavihektsr, apoi spec
tAcolul ce-ti oferx aosste sdrent
0nenegti este de natafS -nu I -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08
Gum Sc vof
retraSe
Coroane1t


Ultimile sedinte ale Adunafii
deputatilor au fost ocupate exclu-
siv de chestiunea retragerii din cir
culatie coroanelor in vederea uni
iicarii monetare.
Fara sd facem istoricul acestei
masuri financiare, care cu orice
sacrificiu, trebuia de multi luata,
in interesul finantelor Statului,
lasind la parte responsabilitatile
unei fnt1rzieri care dat fr7u liber
contrabandelor pc la frontierele
slab pazite, 81 trecind peste specu-
latorii carl au reusit, tocmai din
cauza intirzierii unificarii, sd rea-.
lizeze, in dauna tatului, averi con-
siderabile-constatam numai cele'
doua curente carl s'au produs. Gu
prilejul discutiunilor carl au ur-
mat la Camera.
Deopartc curentul polite, care
prin schimbul ''al pari" urm4rea
crearea unei platforrie electorate,
ste alta sinful practic al interesu-
lui finantelor statului, care vrea
sa impuna un ours de schimb mai
apropiat de cursul real al pietii :.
pcntru coroana devaluat8.
1ntre aceste doda cufente-sm-
pacind 81 interesele particulafilor
detinatori de coroane 81 interesul
financiar al tarii, sta niinistru de
finante, constrins sa finpace aInbe-
r. curente pentru evitarea nouilor
framintari.
Din declaratiile "voalate," pc
c0ri interimarul ministerului dc
finante, d. Take Ionesc,, lea f5.
cut in Adunarca deputa}tlor reese
urmatoarele:
"Cursul Gu care vof Fl schimba-
te coroanele va fl mai mare decft
actualul ours al pietii; in ofice car
el nu poate Fl al pari' nici char
pentru acei carl detin Q sumx mai
mich de moneda austro-ungarx.
M sc vor schimba decft acele
coroane carl Sc vor gasi in tafx In
inomentul retragerii.
La banci, societati, sau Ii par
ticularii carl detin sumo enorsne N
ccroane mi ,se Va elibera echivalen-
tul in lei, in intreeime. Sc Va fixa
proportia care Sc va aplica ID stIna
detinuta. o parte va Fl ramb1fsa-
ta in 'bonuri de casa Pc earl lAi-
nisteral de finAnte le va pfeschim-
ba in termen de eel mutt trei hni
dupa terminarea operatiei de nAi4i-.
care"
,AceastX inxsura a lost l,fAtx, fatx
Gu erent3file de emitere I hfhiei
Bancii Rationale 81, mai ales. pSn-
trnca iAu Sc cunoaste care este
cuAntumul circulated de coroane,
fatx de putinta Dc sshimb I ,ninil-
terului de finan4D, dare. cate .lfmis
tat{ vremelnic Ii S lmiliarlct lei. /.
\ > ,a.
AcestesI sunt declarstiile d.fGi
+. Ionescu, din cari iesult1 q l.h,
vefhnl nu intentioneaxS, odatx Ia
Ianificarea II contractess uh fmpf,yhi..
NUT fortat, ssu u We Ia MI IL
poxit asAprA capitalului, dAr tx
iarss ksfwfnnl Mtelege II fefunlk
h acests ,aoua solutii, ii casni tlhd
fntereseie finaiiteior Statnlai h
cerc. i
ssDacia = / il. NJ;
L I
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-17

The Buried City, where masses o1 burned clay broken up like commo4. bricks have crashed down and crushed and covered some of the best examples of pagodas is a. somewhat melancholy sight, reminiscent of Pompeii. But there remain rare pagodas and dainty sculptures, and gracefully curved parapet on the churchlike rock in the foreground. The Buried City occupies six or eight acres. At this point the wall is 500 feet in height The slide came on the under side of the top stra tum.
 Rising nearly 200 feet above the level floor in a deep pocket" of the canyon is a stately columnar entrance, lately christened the Royal Gateway. It leads into sculptured foyer ex- tending back 600 feet, and having the characteristics of superb art gallery in which almost any sculptured figure sought may be found. Tn the centers considerable distance from the open ing, stands group of five columns 'iI q toii DdoC, dII VAlGC dS LldlU Four hundred feet up on the hard, cor rugated gray slope where the noun tains rise beyond is perched' majes- tically casteliated lordly palace, the Citadel, which the imagination swiftly associates with some inaccessible old world height overlooking sapphire tides. It is castle of dreams.
 Pillars of Hercules.
 The gigantic Pillars of Hercules, dwarfing those of the Temple of Bacchus, symbolize enduring strength and defy time. Light gray and red with supporting half-lengths at regu- lar intervals, each with its ornate abatus, they seemingly hold up the Sierra. The White Chapel is what the name implies. Atreach corner the walls are buttressed like the old Cali fornia mission. It resembles in gen. eral form some of Mexico's ancient churches. Unlike them, however, 1t is daintuy chased and decorated, with many niches containing appropriate statuettes.
 Geologically Red Rock-so named be- cause that color predominates-dates back to the later Tertiary period, when the canyon evidently was a swamp teeming with fauna. Today it is fos. sil field virtually unexplored and likely to yield abundantly. Cursory search has disclosed remains of camels, horses, elephants, mastodons and other mammalia. At the base of the Tenn pie of the Sun William Mulholland, chief engineer of the Los Angeles aqueduct, recently picked up the pet rified heel-bone of the largest sabre toothed tiger ever found. Caves abound, and in one of these was dis covered a collection of Indian pottery worth thousands of dollars. It con- sisted of 47 pieces, placed in orderly fashion against the walls, and covered inches deep with dust. Some of the pieces were remarkably thin and almost glazed, pigments having been applied before burning. :, The Shoshones and Flutes were the Indian tribes that for merly ranged here, but this pottery now discovered Is far superior to any of their known work.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-17
Visit Graves of Hero Dead.

The British church army has organ ized series of personally conducted visiting parties to soldiers graves in France. The sight of widows, fathers and mothers, some bent with age, burdened with floral tributes to .''the glorious dead" starting out from Char ing Cross or Victoria stations on their sad pilgrimage is hardly less depress- ing than were the scenes attending the arrival of the hospital trains in war times. Through the Church afmy, refa
 tives of men who died in France, but who may be unable to meet expenses incidental to such a trip, are provided free tickets. ~ e> .4 j.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-17
Wireless for Venezuela.

So great is the propagandist power of the modern press that the wonders of the wireless are commonly taken for granted by the veriest child. Yet the resolution of the Venezuelan gov ernment to install wireless apparatus in the environs of Caracas, the capital city, was of such tremendous fmpor- tance and news value, that it occupied a good part of the first page of the Universal on October 16, the account being printed in large type and "fea- tured."
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-17
Drowned Out.

"Is Chiggersville planning civic center?' (
 "No." replied Squire Wftherbee. "We haven't gotten that far along yet, but there was some talk of startin' a community sing" e.
 .Didn't the project go throughT't
 "No. The village basso, Sam Job bles, who runs fish market down on Main street, sang so loud that every body else got disgusted an quit, So we sorter let the matter drop."-Bir- mingham Age-Herald.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1920-05-18
ACRES
PIMA cotton
IN 70 CROP

DR.. W,O, Johnson, farm advisor,
has Forwarded his monthly report to
the board of supervisors, which is as
follows:
May II, 1920.
To the Board of Supervisors:
Gentlemen PERHAPS the greatest
agricultural interest that has develop
ed in the valley during the past two
months is that in Pima cotton. Nearly
$4,000 acres were contracted. All of
the companies guarantee 60c per
pound to the grower Careful invest
igation leads US to believe that Pima
cotton has come into the valley to
stay.
During March, Dean Thomas Hunt
of the University Agricultural De-
partment, accompanied by Professor
j. w. Gilmore of the chair of agron-
ono, with Professor J. c. Written of
the pomology department., spent two
days visiting various sections of the
valley. Dean Hunt and Professor
Gilmore were making special investi-
cations regarding the best conditions
for Pima cotton in Imperial, with a
view to it's more extensive introduce
ton in the San Joaquin and perhaps
other suitable localities in the state
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1920-05-18

must be filed by unframed or only
partly trained men.
Solution Of the problem resolves IT.
self in the last analysis into terms of
money. Unless the churches are pre-
pared to eypend more than 81 for
every $40 appropriated for educa ton
by the state solution of the problem
is indefinitely postponed If not made
impossible. This proportion is caused
by the fact that the churches concen-
trate almost exclusively upon the col.
leges and universities, upon the thirty
eight students who enter college from
the 1000 who are received into The ele-
mentary schools. And Of the thirty
eight only the fourteen who obtain
their degrees receive any prolonged
training
1t has been demonstrated that what
q people would accomplish in their ma
tional life they must first put In the
minds and hearts of their youth in the
schools. That the first exponent of
this theory was a Prussian minister
of education does not alter the fact.
HC COiOHidl COliegeS were quite as
successful in producing men true to
type as were the German educational
institutions prior to 1914. Will the
church colleges and universities of to-
day prove as successful?
The thirty denominations which have
created the Interchurch World Move
ment are going to make q determined
effort to restore the balance. Ameri-;
can education is represented by $751;
S37.43l In total Interchurch budget
Of $336,777,5 72 which is to be sub
scribed during the week of April 25.
Only foreign missions and home mis-
sions are considered more important
by the UNCONVENTIONAL leaders. And
in both departments items for educa.
tional purposes bulk large.
Wherever the church of America ex-
tends, its educational activities 1t is
possible to create a civilization that
is Christian just as by her schools
Germany made her civilization mill.
tary.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1920-05-18

book, giving results Of the experience
of the farm women Of the county.
These books are having rapid sale.
Gu May / the home department
held farm home department picnic
in the park at Ell Centre, which was
attended by about 400 people. On
the same day an assembly was held
in the Ell Centre high school, attend
ed by several hundred and addressed
by several speakers, among them Mr..
Lester Payne, poultry expert. During
the week Mr.. Payne gave demonstra-
lions on poultry in several centers
throughout the valley. These demon
strations were we'll attended and re-
vealed great interest in this branch
| of livestock.
Respectfully submitted,
DIR. w. o. johnson,
County Agent.