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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

ARons-o0k- SIS Court ~ cunnTy
Cnnzn lss8nnsl-s- -tlfeihoeT -'ii
neaG Sept 7. MA
Tonu me aSEr-En1ng pri1s5aE y Is AL
Judged thai the 3ez1T7nntsrs are f%-spin
sine persons. and We, 1tv AuaaAS
commissioners. are OF d4& sp-nIt.la
7hRz mere auErT IN ne ndk-lns
-neI,san. Il lis rne-euDHn
18ET1EEEp -hRr r1Ie GumraEsElen-
s.,-s VIII rrlesst an -aescEy- Dsec- IA As-t-
a. ssciprk in Lne az1ss'Fiisoh- q II
dwelling muse 8f Dennis LsuslD u sa4N
A6As,.l,-gsiR in A-EFss-snk E7Hn1N. Hnti
net- III par-nHs srzers-szz.sn IN saAu 'ssA1s'
azsd sF1ssr salTi near.--E pfS,cs-fc 10 ESt"
ne r-au1e mentioned IN shan pezI.IuIa-
Txsfi rrrlrns-ffs Hrels- az az sA1d View E1ssI
Nv a a nla<-s IN me v1EinsfE. htA- a.
ryE--les Interested N SAID WHY L. w.
a. me dwelling nuuEE M Dennis lacS7u
IN SAID MRSR-txis- on TuessJlE. l'tc- L.
1SeH al o CHICK N me A-asi.1l"nn. =
belus a convenient place N the wirir-
nv u SAID WAY, ana Eess sur-u 1n1T1ae'
aE.r1uu IN Iae matter as 1nes jucE-
pysper- -.
Of he times and places o. shln afsr
inEs ne given py posting ND z7zesItsu
SESrals.s Of me pssI1raen ana ssf THIS af'n=s
z three Dufll5r places n sR.n MasEz-cis
ana Tausnsf11p Nsne- Rznse FIVE ann
by Serving une upon ne cif-k O.
Mzsa-dls. aud also upun Aria ?.
pHnE- E,evlsfes under VIII 81 L q
Dunn Sarah Z Dunn Z l. MuoT'e-
r,Hz-in Psng--e Anna Il Pierce Ann n.
U tleazlEnR. Richard WneHllRnG- Ge1-Tge
Powers DaruInr Dunn. JD Snuiks-.
owners Ut supposed owners 81 LAND IN
SAID Township Nine, Range Five The
other owners Il any oeanE anfz1cwn-
ana me Commissioners Be3nE UnEn4-
- ascertain nv reasonable uzlEenn-
xnu rllty are and 1r publishing rns
same -tfr-Af SUBMISSIVE weeks n ms
star 5e-a&n. a newspaper Tsi--r-4sc and
published 81 P-sssCns Isle IN SAN
Cpunzv and once q week 1ksr SIX snc-
,-s.sssssx-t. weeks N me Neunepec journal.
the Sra.- Paper, the tAs- p0nliERlun
and SAID service and pnsLng ~ ne a.
least -rL--y dREs 5efBre sKlo -fr-s1
named nesting rtRz al parties lueHr-
S.s.s-d rrsar then and -herE attend aaG
tt heard z lnev sse III
FRED A TIT RL9EEA
SAINT I'll r ARCHIBALD
PATRICK T'ztlfz1A LII
Caurt- CaIn1rlsE toner's Of A--oastunK
County
Ar-Esf. MICHAEL N CLARK Clerk
s<.A-8
A true uury NJ pet-1pn and aruer
L1lssrsun.
Attest MIEAEl nj CLARK Clerk
sepzI7-1r-sf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

NJ and Ms Francis CDlInn and
Francis. Jr-. returned To their hume
IN. View Yar,K. -hursaav afternoon. az
.lEr visiting Ms Cnftan s pE-~u-s Ne
and Ms j Il BlRG5ur-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Ralph O. E0lwsv Sherman Z
Ee--v, Herbert Cunningham and Or
L J Toward returned Thursday
afternoon rum 8ungor wner-- they
amended the grand lnGrs and the
grand encEmp msnL sf 0dc Fallows.
DR. Toward was aser-aG grand hsEn
priest III -1e grand encamlmer-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

with the Peupsess National hanR IN
TINS c,ty WIS N the CITY few hours
Thursday Oh has WHY ID Pn---.and IN
business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

+T-nr9pzl I E MauE-nn IT Edward
Little AEA sshani af Auburn zna
SIr,5t u Schools Ranaa7l Of the same
z-lIy Ware gueszs Thursday of SUIT
al schools stuart and P-1u. Ssuzru.,r
a Lne E5nny EsEn scsapnl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

The marriage RETURNS III 1ae city
cssr,k's ufisrs Thursday showed me
marriage Of MaE-iee Atkins and
M-- Barbara Reynolds af Bingham
On July II. T9aA by JUSTICE If the
peace. f1ar-o3G Lem Pepper
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Arthur a Eaald wsnr ID Aurusua
s7h1rslay afzernoun 70 a-1EnG The
meEEng af the starr Chamber al
Commerce and today VII Ed ID Bar
Ea-deur IN q business --n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

E-l'tspuEE Sheriff Henry E EN-
cry nj ManEnesssr WAS czEng M
E7snGs aiming W.Azer srrae4 Taaarscz-.
~ Ernksz-y 3 -aeyEEarang Tram n
Juz1tss - nss rms -acHEss suue TINE
aga.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Miss SeIia Msr-ack returned
.ThHr9lEv f-un Anguish wne-e she
has been = gues1 IL The hozne Of her
hrurher. L J. Nerrick 1nr d few
0Hys
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Re niuehIrls uf The Girls City
-ub ere requested 10 meet IL the
suh r-oDEs this evening ID make
iil1s 1nr the supper 70 besgzEsn 10
be Eaidr3nctes. who were rir-urlDus
t ne Membership contrast
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22
AUGUSTALOCAIS

@a2-@sr Hsi-nes- azss,Azxsler 1o- me
= & K ai-cr--'c rsad. l1f- Thursday
z7r Portland and Basszsn fn Z rive
was.ks racs1ann.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

MIS- Ella DRrls af East vassz-hur-u
rs the g1eEE NJ her SISTER Ms Mz-v
1ngham oT Western aUsnne and sz-
sHEner rhey viii - n North Ansan
to-day II r1szr their bru1ner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

twenty-five -ersanE reElHsared
r.. ne board VI registration Thurs
~ = Of these being women and
n -at.In men EE1y-Esx summons
aTs bean st-uT 0xT-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Tire -aEliar meeting uf the Mar
: tt Washington Chapter, o. E. :
/ 9e held this evening II s-45
aucK- Thsre VIII be work and re-
=il-ns--s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

~ls Ear- Halifax chapter Dsagn-
- u me RENnluaun. WELL nnid a
nj safe clais as-s-nnRn t-u1n ID
ciDck a. the pH-iars az the Eungr-
l-lunEl CHURCH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22
Successful Fair
VasSaIboro Grange

VassaIbora Grange
The ssgss-n annual 1zir II rhe WIS.,
sR1hu-o grange was aein N me Grange
hRl AZ East TRsssiharo on Weltnes-
dRg anG was q SUCCESS m every par
Of rumrnir-ses VIM wufskea so AEru
u make me event juEz what Il
Grange FAIR ss1uElld he
Perhaps the mns, interesting exhin-
L 81 me winnie fair Was rne nztzv
snuw- Dm there were arne-s WHICH
Eape evidences af hRru work and a
atsp interest raa1 each, department
Lacy officers sof me Grange ,ser-red q
EIs Gfzirken Giuner a. MON and Z
nAkea beE1 supper al So 0ur tibBr
slsar-s were CARRIED aur AZ . u7ciorg
anu n the evening Z -1Iree ac1 cnmery
drama. The TuiRse Sxnuulrna am T.
vas gwen 1nilDwed ny q aanre win
Taxierss orchestra
The hanr anuw rpuk MAGE e. Z
o chick II me forenoon. SIX entries
|
ssHzned dAiiEa-ea ID be- the es.nrr- al
50 much EXTRACTION and taeir mpI.1e-s
were every one af them u-uad Of
St-lsir nai1ies The Judges found L q
hard 1aEk Ii make their awa-zaK. hlss
me following were E.ren me ur.zs II
SILVER sTssan 1Br -tle reason inltira--
ed below Harvey Perkins L.. was
deemed me 1Rr-sM hairy. George Wax
ssh as Eae Euunges1 nztsr- Priscilla
AuaIusan. me naisiesr nas,y zs.sf.n
Eaml4n- 1ils hR-ay with the nIackesr
eyes IsRzneT-s Watson. the nR5y with
the hinezI ewes Enn Harnld CRiss.
IL. me smallest aa1v- The JursEz
were Mrs Eulner Ma-ssn zau Ms
Russell Weeks and BY NJ lnRnnsr Of
means would they cnnseut Id --y 10
award d pre- 1ar rsle prerr3es4 hairy
neither wuuiu me Grange risk is
prestige On snEn question.
Mrs Emma Tzylar was awarded
me prize fnr the hest czanea enr-vrs
Mrs A1tlt DHEis- far 1-1e hez can
nesi Cherries Mrs Ciara e-..awa-ti. fF1r
canned nHrle syrup Mrs Lillian
Eussfr fur canned -aspber-1Es and
I-N'1e @ni IA-i1's-a PeAA-
iaai1iah "a eAnao Enhcs ana
hakery uFtsEur-s ny the MaunewHwa
Csn9 Fire girls and the Eoaf Luck
9Th u Crass Eli were me ceuts- az
mncti aTzsnlBn. walie the tiural S.E-
p-As W ~HuHf lame Is
dDr7H reaches far beyond me crr7-
-. A'''T SzsAl
LAG s--s11'- s-'s'sH OF NE
III ne
-0. sR'1i'i'' ~@A N charge
- AH'anr |a1s ana Miss
.AN' s,10' LIE oisfIAs Ac1nnen
Va ns,A-LA ouuklels
A-iD nols D"oAs- lnas,s
= - Ahoonleu sfsf'os aho Samples
~ pss''ll''-''s''i
as'pi'ea "a mAnE k1nnh-
oi-e ll'12- az Ae.f.1 nnth ahszirann os-
SINCE spacimsn
~ r no VINCE weignsc
anS = 021-1 ponnnA -2H EzFes won
a ~ un 0Hac~snk. sen- lETss znn
S1ssAA. aonn GezrnsA ON zns 8nna.
As'ano t-lsssi1nsS- K z hzIs4s IN Irsi-
naAA sA- nuxonE ENG -nidsE
y lenicu On NDdnsacs- Nasi-
lEs ana ra4iawzzsss Mzpiefail
arzr- dn oeiinD~s-s End Shows. AZ
rnnr |upe IN NuE Rivers ana a2ark.
slx-1sfas;' f. O Au-EeE an Northern,
Aeus
There were mzny interesting an;
1anes an ExninIrann.s uns belrg a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

M-z George A jackson Of The
aeF-wouo entertained Ms Harry
li--lten OF East Tassa2nura. Mrs
aa-v 5am1zn IF B.zr.assagh szr@sI and
E-z William E Coupe as dinner
-uesIs a. her home Thursday noan-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

MEx. Mary z CRY uf Western awe
nne has 5een called rn Grand Fails
n E. by the Illness uf he- sun
James GrHr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Ae'-iZIn L WhHeaer WIS Visiting al
lis home an STATE sz-eF4 Tnursaas
IRAN lis duties n the viciusTy Of
SiownsEEn and Fa.r15s.in.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

: Mrs. 5of1n T KsEleher -srarnef
Thursday E-am Portland where ss1e
nRa been VISITING her slsiAr James
J. Cnunelsal far few davs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Chazaer F--aM and u & Emery
returned Thursday f-nm hangar
where tney lz1enied the Odd Fes-
lDws meezangx-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Mrs Carolyn Bennett VIM ms been
visIrzng hare several days @xFm BUS
r1l- Mass lefs 5ur ne- hume Thurs
inr ae1srnnun
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

1-hacz N. Y 0rr- -l-EugheF
JENNINGS. fnxmer manager Of Inc
Detruir American Lsagne hasrnal
ciun. mzy be ci1nscn IN Curneii Uni-
Nenssry haEenazl coach az n nesting
az -he alumni hnsebaa assoriz-ion
here SATURDAY. Jennings IN Expe<srEd
u attend the meztanE- fsA - IN
aiumnus of cnrneii and coached rhe
university hzxehxil razm IN 19ls4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

0srne 5udksnE OF Czkland under
enr IL operation a GHv's hunpi-
raa On wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Mrs = j Murphy M AuErHa Is
-hs EneE of her daREaFer MIS-
James E. McMahun II BouteIle awe
nue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

ms Asst M Irfux1Ez-iun WIS nesr,--s
Esf c1l-~ Thursday mnmIng a1E the
,s,a. me u S ENC caH1s wese rraiu
t.E.uE I Eula- Of x.E
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

F'lursnrs 5urwil nj rtst Lsswts-
z IpspIra1 mas -s.rlzrneIi 70 lewis
re-. Visiting az the hume OF MI
q M-z Z II JsnsDn u Bur-ieign
-=5-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

B-z EGwz-d WEIGH Of -1rruse
.--eaf WIS called II Brunswick
z-1sernosn by the dezrh at
- slsrsr A-s. F-ad RurMw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

The mnR xmnxznx szaf mime IN rsne
wnraf AZ NJ WirliExlxa- In Poland n
u a rs-arassie earv Of saat- with in
ma<nzfsrenx cashedxaL crnr.ffx. altar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

G.a 5Ins--s Wood CT Eiaasy. vine
vz.s aI,erz4ad IN far a1enuafss a the
ga hospital. Is resting comfort
Ipit-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Us 2 = Irving OF St J0lan. X
|. & ne guest Of Mrs. e A Mo
r.ny Of College aTenne un her war
|, 1e- nome f-an New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

sEaze Senator L. H Adams M Bel
grade Was a business caller N the
CRY Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

pulpit STATUTES Of saints magnlfi-
cent haIlrnnm. .ewiiie-7ng Inyruz OK
nsuad sr-eezR resr1lrzutK railway
szz<san and ofarr features inxadenrRl
m every surrare coanuy- hzr MI ne
salt e-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22
EAH or KAHE


AzOOS-DCk ss Cnu-- ~ C1unrv
Commissioners September Ism
aelc Sept Z. 1sca.
Epun me foregoing pef5-1un K IL nfi-
suugea r.1H- Ins petitioners are respun-
s2nfe o<zrsans- an1 we me County
GnmnlsElpna-z- are IF the ou1rian that
raere ought u DE- hearing 1nerenn. Il
n rhe-eupun
ORDERED. Thai me Cumrn.sssan-
srs VIII meet on Tuesday Dec :. 1scs
~ sHn a.clDcE N -ne 1uranpun n the
nrE meu-lunsE pain. n the 1BreEn.nE
pef11aoI IN SAID Pshu-ACun. m
A-0Bsloak County, and heA- al parties
interested II sand roan- and a--s- said
nearing proceed u view me -uu-s
nmaunsd n sEzd petaraun. and zunne-
ntHzasy zS-e- saau view. rnere OF a. q
place IN The vicinity. near ale parties
surertsssd II sRlc wzy. n VII II ne
drSr mentioned pulr- N t11c 1HHgnlnE
per-r1nn IN sac Plantation. ON
me 1uranoun- II being a eunvsnler-
place IN the vicinity NJ zAan WAY. And
rRke such further action n -.ls uH--s.r
an rney 5ufeE prDper
A1r n IS further ordered -ans mite.
M the Times and PLACES " SAID nezr-
rn0s ne gwen ny posting I'D arrested
cupaes al the RHr1rBn ann NJ tins urner
n rAree public places II sAld
Ffknrn10n and by SERVING une upan
the c1e-k TneTeuf- ana 22sr upun lien
Y.
Pnaasp Br-wsrs Frank Eu-sZ. Aluen
Eutlzns. . W CaIfins. Olive Cousins
Margaret Eur-iE- NJ znnae Zlrzke. Eaerr-v
Dyer ] W EA1u-a. z T. ERnnrr.
Admiral JnslE-n- NOME klnEshu-y. r
A k9ngsDErv. aoDe-- hsngxourr, J. e.
Mzils- Edward FarnTlhrer wazfacs
R2Eieuur lanes Watkins Aliszur r5ursr-
Engrnn. L8rn YORK Donald 2 Eaa-uV
T. z Richardson. r A. SrsresrA- W
M !. BROWN O & Epbirsgn Samuel
Shaw. z Il 1haEr- Vaughn z Eubzr
e = BuraeiE1. and 2. c SpiIier LIS
-Rres- Frank HaCker-- Grea1 .Sar-gSa-
er1 Paper c. = T. Michigan
hears 4 " MadiEan heirs / 4 &
4 - PasrcE- MauEEan q Lon wor--9l
Mnuagzn 4 PaeyCE Ioes We'll riE-ar.
MARY z stuart E1nez W Iarlassrnys
e Z Mobile. Far 4 RAMSAY 4 Ez.., 1s---
W sreresrHr- 7 A Ezcra--7sur- Srssrn
heirs Ies1n ( Turner owners or SAP
p0Eed owners af lAno n SAID Ar
P3k1rxxiun. the other cwntys r ans
n~ing uni<newr- and the Commissioners
nssSnE unnnse lD ascertain ey rsasssn-
able dtlzEe1ce VINO zhfr are al1 pr
publishing the same three sac-esssrre
y@esSs II the A-nuszbuss Rzuunsi<Sr n
D-wsTape- sIr-ufsd and publishes NJ
Caribou IN said County and unrp =
wenk 4ar SIX successive weekk IN H.
Kznnepec journal the State Pzper -.ae
fnsr publication and szzr s--ricz and
posting N be * ieAET thirty sIzz-s b.
eure sz1u rrst uRzner meeIzng that al
parties interested nazv rnez and -hers
a<1end and he neRrd Z they see m
FRIED A RL9IEEE
SAM IL ?. ARCHIBALD.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Miss Lulia McFar4nnd --eru-ned
Thursday afternoon tram snurr
visit in Unity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22
SAINT FL ?. ARCHIBALD.
PATRICK TFE7ALIT

Cnunt-
A-1sst- MICHAEL II Clark. Cle-k.
f@NE29
A true cnpr az peFsraDn and order
t9ser1uL-
Azaszz MICHAEL N. CLARK. Clerk
sapx1- r-i.sf
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-29
A MID SUMMER NIGHTS DREAM

A very beautiful picture will be
presented by the little fairies in "a
Midsummer Nights Dream" one Of
TIL emost spectacular scenes in the
Kirmess which will be presented at
the Auditorium Feb. IL and IL. All
of the little girls are to be dressed
in gauzy costumes of snowy tulle,
spangled in gold and wreathed in
pink rose buds. On pyramid
twelve feet high they will sing, pose
and dance their way into the hearts
of every one present. No group of
dancers are more faithful than these
little people and they are making
wonderful progress a their rehears-
ais.
The following girls are among those
participating in this scene:
Louise Van Landigham, Mary Eliz-
abeth Ellis, Mary Louise Ellis, Irene
Hartzell, Helen Louise Grant, lone
Clark, Martha Clayton, Margaret Oar.
racatt, Elizabeth Turner Helen Field.
en-, Margaret Parish, Marie Crevasse,
Mildred Blanchard, Mary Orrell, Eu.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-29

genia Holland, Lucy Tidwell, Fran
ces Archer, Elinor Wilson, Louise
Tweedell, Elizabeth Wilson, Dorothy
Funk, Evelyn Wilson, Ruth Talley,
Hilda Butler. Mary Cation, Edna
Hand, Dorothy Elliot Oneida Clayton,
Mary Broadfield, Camille Owens, Sar-
ah Ivey, Dorothy Strain, E. Hickens.
Dorothy Cason, Irma Parrish, Maui
vine Gober, Mary Watson, Olive Car
len. Alma Cardwell, Estelle Sloan,
Mary Chase, Oneida Harris, Margaret
Swindell, Thelma Grenade, Dorothy
Risbeck, Mary Frances Buchanan,
Ruth Bryan, Mary Wilson, Mary Far
rier, Eurydice Brown, Mildred Allen,
E. Miller, Mona Bevis, Sue Broadfield,
Dora Lee Darracatt, Mary Carswell,
Helen Grey, Mary Lou Gainey, jose
phine Smith, Harriet Hampton, John
ME Pierce, Margaret Edwards, Billie
Hodges, Carrie Morgan, Daisy Brant-
ley. Grace Lucas, Wilma Baker, Juan
tia Perkins, Elethea Humphreys,
Leila Weaver, Virginia French, Mary
Register, Elizabeth Thompson, Caro-
Ign Arnold, Catherine Chase, Frances
Ramsdell, Lucille Logan, Lois Hal
Clare Henley, Rosa Lee Harrison,
Christine Clough.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-29
GRAPEFRUIT FOR FLU

Great publicity for Florida grape
fruit is destined to result from the
action taken yesterday by DR.. P. Phil
lips the well-known packer and fruit
operator who ired from Chicago to
his Orlando headquarters to dispatch
two cars of grapefruit Immediately
for use of influenza victims in Chi
cago. The fruit was ordered con-
signed to the City of Chicago, in care
OF Mayor VIM. Hale Thompson. As
the freight was ordered prepaid rep
resentatives of DR.. Phillips here
judge that it was donation to re-
lieve the suffering flue patients. The
fruit is being shipped in bulk. One
car left yesterday and another will
leave tomorrow Orlando Sentinel.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-29
COL. SMITHS FINE.
LECTURE HEARD
BY LARGE CROWD

THE finest speech | ever heard,
not excepting those made during the
war; was the way one expressed 1t
who heard Col. Dan Morgan Smith
at the First Methodist church last
night. The church was filled and the
big audience was high in their praise
of the forceful address.
Col. Smith was introduced by Mr..
CLYDE Trammell, as first private
who had gained the confidence Of his
superior officers and had rapidly ris-
en- from the ranks as lieutenant cap
tain major, and now as colonel had
come to Lakeland to tell the people
why the Hun in the guise of the
liquor traffic should be driven from
the face of the earth.
He pointed out how this war had
not begun with bullets but by a sys-
tenn of propaganda that had almost
succeeded in keeping America out Of
the war.
Every magazine extolled the wis
dom and cleverness of the Germans.
Every college that should have been
engaged in teaching mathematics,
gave their time to convince the pub
lie that the Germans with their
Kaiser as the instrument of the Most
High were the custodians of world
knowledge.
Even the preachers sent forth their
recognition of the dedication of the
Kaiser and went crazy on the sub
ject.
Singing schools were organized
throughout America where the men,
bers were taught to sing 1--WE Wacht
am Rhine instead of America"
A German prince was, sent to visit
the singing societies and after a
careful survey of coalitions. reported
to his Kaiser America will never go
to war with Germany because the
! German-American would not let them,
But the truth at last came out
! Americans were running America and
running it for Americans.
The speaker said, eve welcome the
foreigner. Come and live with us fcl
five years. Then take out naturali.
cation papers and become an Ameri
can citizen or else we will send yol
back where you came from"
Colonel Morgan paid a glowing tri
butte to the Englishman and the Eng
fish woman. Women who had donne'
the khaki and worked side by sid
, with the man. The Frenchman wa
, a wonder in nonchalance and BRAY
cry; the Canadians were indomitable
!, but the Americans won the war.
The speakers imitation Of tn
screeching of the big shells, the hur
of the airplanes, the tat, tat, tat Q
, the machine guns, carried one RICH
{ into the spirit Of destruction and fe,
1 who have heard this lecturer vii
i soon forget the debt that civilizatio
: owes to the men who now lie be
meath the skies Of France and Bel
GUM.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-29
! THREE HUNDRED PEOPLE
! IN THE KIRMESS
Most Spectacular Affair Ever Present
ed In Lakeland

Great interest is being manifested
in the coming society Kirmess, which
will be presented at the Auditorium
Feb. II and II under the auspices Of
the Rotary Club Of Lakeland. Fully
three hundred people are working day
and night in the different dances, OPP
eras and ballets and everything points
tc one of the most brilliant socia!
and theatrical undertakings ever at
tempted in Lakeland. The Kirmess as
presented by Mr.. Trader has been
given in every large city in the Unit
ed States and Canada and always with
the greatest success both from an
artistic and a financial standpoint.
Society as whole in Lakeland Is
much interested in the entertainment
and the rehearsal on each night of
the week is thing always looked
forward to with great pleasure. Keen
rivalry is bound to assist greatly in
the voting contest for the most per-
fectly executed scene during each
performance.
Separate Scenes
The beautiful Kirmess is divided
into eight scenes each one separate
and distinct. Each scene in the Kirm-
ess is a show in itself.
The Coronation
The spectacular opening scene,
which will include the browning of
the King and Queen Of Kirmessland,
will be the most elaborate stage pic
ture ever attempted in Lakeland. A
huge pyramid will be erected and this
will be the basis Of intricate marches
and tuneful choruses. Every member
of the Kirmess cast, numbering close
on to three hundred people. will be
in this scene and description is i'm
possible. 1t will be riot of beauty
youth and color-a scene to delight
both the eye and ear-and one sees
/, the wonderful grace Of large COM
pany in a perfect maze of drills and
marches.
! The Modern StrOllers
The singing and dancing Of thu
Strollers is most attractive and i:
bound to be one of the features O
the entire program. All the work
loves youth and beauty and thi'
scene is filled to overfowing will
both for here will be seen ten of tn,
rrettiest coming bellies of the nea
debutante age. OF course there ar
young men taking part but VIII,
wants to look at a bunch Of boy
when some Of Lakeland's mos
charming girls are swaying smilin
and dancing before their very eyes.
LA Cormencita" will be the It'll
of the beautiful scene from the fam
{ GUS opera Of Carmen. In this tn
best singing in the Kirmess will b
, heard as some Of the most popula
singers in the city have consented t
, sing the leading roles. A chorus q
fifty voices will assist in making thi
: number real musical treat and eac
singer will wear a costume Of un
usul richness and beauty.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-29

They're trying to put the State SUI
perintendent's Office on Cash basis.
but we are not altogether dissatisfied
with the present balance Sheats.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-29
M. F. HETHERINGToN. Editor.
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-29

Boot-blacks, scrub-ladies and fol-
lowers of other highly remunerative
.avocations are wrestling with income
tax reports just now.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-29

There's quite bit doing in the lit
tie old burg these days, and there are
few nights that one or more shows,
lectures or other forms of entertain
ment do not offer.