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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Amcrican Tobacco Company, quarterly
II Ia pcr cent on preferred. payable
January
Baldwin Loo onlntlve Works, selni-an-
nual of 3 u per cent cash on common and
prafcrred, payable January !
Borvuugnan Rubber Corporation, guar
terly of IA per cent on preferred.
tontinental Passenger Railway Com
pAy quarterly nf IL. per cent on preferred
paSsble January L
Dominion Iron and Steel Company,
IL Ia per cent on preferred, payable
January
Dominion Strcl Corporation. quarterly
~ / y r-er cent on common. payable jan
uary
n r Malllnsnn Company, quarterly Of
IA pcr cent on preferred payable jan
uarv 3
standard Gas and Electro Company,
quarterly of . per cent payable December
Is
Todd Shlpysrds Corporation, quarterly
of 81 n shsre, payable December 20.
Twin City Rapid Transit Company, 8
rrr cent on common, payable January 3.
United llyewood Company, quarterly
N r.er cSa,t. PAYABLE January 3.
William Farrrli n Son, Inc, quarterly
oi IA per cent on preferred, payable
January :
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
BANKS INQUIRE INTO
ALLAN RyAh'S AFFAIRS
Stock Market Depression HAS
Contracted Values of His
Holdings.
nv Associated prcss to Every Evening

nv Associated frfsN W isNNts
New Work, Nov 27-Plans for the
formation of committee of bankers 10
incrilre into the affairs Of Allan A. Ryan,
capitalist. whuse corner IN Stutz Motor
stock startled Wall Street last April and
iep,Iltcd eventually in hrs expulsion from
the stock Exchange after he had himself
announced hIs resignation, were CONSIDER A..
oi today NJ conference of bankers and
atfn-nevs at the offices OF the guaranty
trust COMPANY.
The actlnn ut the banking interests,
i ~ understood, u beng taken IN an effort
~ prevent a receivershlp. aH the recent
icIYrcssion " the stock market Is reported
tn have contracted the value of securities
nn which MIR. Rvan's extensive loans wete
basel
Iishil,tlcs involved are reported to
APPROXIMATE sic. .oOO 900 while Mr.. Ryan 5
ass>e~ts are gwen as between s2o,Hn,uou
and SIS. .OO0. 600
Mr. RYAN is confined 10 his home by
lllneS
The banking interests reported IN the
movement include the Guaranty Trust
tompanv. Chase National, Mechanics
and Metal National. and First National
Ranks. the FmpITr Trust Company. the
I.awvc,- Title Trust Company and sew
1aluthc.r These institutions are reported
~ hold NJ Rysn's paper fos large loans
- finance has various interests
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
MISS zOCH To BECOME
I BRIDE OF v. A. GnOTz
Their Marriage Will Take Place
at st. Stephens Church Next
Tuesday Evening.

Tho marriage Of Miss Kathryn Zoeh,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Emil Ioch, aud
William Andrew Grotz will he solemniEcd
in ST Stephen Lutheran Church, on
Tuesday evening. November 30, At Il
O'Clock Miss Zoch will be given IN mar
riage by her brother Marcus Schumacher
of Drexel HILL Pa and will be attended
hy her aptcr. Mrs Clarence X Hope, as
metron Of honor. Miss Marie Grotr. n
cousin Of the groom 81 West Philadelphia
and Miss Lillian Grotz. n sister. will be
bridesmaids Little Miss Audrey Hope
viii be flower maid and Cerl Xoch, Jr. II
BROOKLYN. y y ring bonler Mr. tirotz
will have ne his best man Ilwood Rartram
az this CITY The usherH will be Hamilton
Wright nf this city ard Carl 4 Zoch Of
Rrooklyn, n brother of the bride.
Several affairs are helug given for tho
Young couple among them being a din
ner this evening NJ the home of Mr. and
Mrs Marcus Schumacher at Drctel It'll
and bridal supper on Monday evening
bv Mr. and Mrs Clarcnc" Hope
Mr. Grutx IL a con nf MIR and Mrs
Henry }ruts of 229 Neet Twenty thir,l
street aud - connected with tho National
Anime and Chcmicai Co. ~ Marcus
Hook
MILLER HT4HFq
M,sa Josephine G hughes. daughter ol
Mira Anna + Hughes WAS married on
"Wednesday 10 l Clifford Miller - tits
city The ceremony wna performed u
- Paula II G. Church by the paatnf
Rev Thomas Il Waldron. assisted Us
Rev .laucs I Quicloy Father Naldron
vRa alsn celebrant II the nuptial na@
which followed The wedding breakfast
and reception at the horne Of tho bride wap
attended by large gathering of r"iatlue
and friends The hrdo as lovely II q
gown of lvory satin lior tullo veil waa
caught with lilies # the valley and ahf
carried y shower bouquet ~ sweet pea-
and lilies oi tho valley hliss Illzahath \
O'Neill Was ,nald Of honor. She wore q
gown of yellow SATIN velled with pink
tullc Her bouquet was orhelia roses Rtei
yellow daisies G. Harvey Miller acted O.
his brother best man aud the usherv w6rr
Arthur ] hughes aud William Russell
The church waa beautifully decorated
with palms and pink and yellow chryaan
thenums The wedding march was
played by Miss MARY r Murphy
organist oi st Paul'H Church and during
the ceremony Mrs Albert Ryan Ha1g
Millsrds Ave Maria On their return
from . wedding trip Mr. and Mre. Miller
will reside III New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford Nov. q The hoys from the
lower part of tho state who are students
az Delaware College have an organiza-
ton which IS known IS the Down Home
Cub Each year they give series ot
dances IN different down State towns.
The first dance Of this season will be held
here tonight ii ArInory Hall.
Mrs Minnie II Davies gave a party
Tucsiav afternoon. in honor Of the eighth
birthday anniversary Of hen two daughters,
Margaret and Rebccca Davies
The 1921 Roll Call Of the American
Red ross Society is beng actively push
ed IN the vicinity Of Milford thus week
The solicitors report that the campaign
in Milford IS gong Owe the top q hund.el
per cent.
Miss Mildred Tuitt is spending several
days IN Whining gton at TIE home Of het
uncle. Rodney ) Sharp.
Mrs Verde Lloyd IS spending ( two weeks
at Washington at the home Of hef brother
Lieutenant Ca,rey, formerly ot Milford.
MIR and Mrs Cow Evans Of Camtridge,
Md. spent the holidays here with Mrs.
Evans mother. Mrs Salle DAVIS.
Dr. Dssv Robinson, who was sehedul-
ed to address the Milford New Century
Club. last Monday but prevented by p
| has consented To give ii talk on the same
subject on next Monday afternoon al
3 O'Clock
Hiram Truitt and wife Of Philadelphia
/ are spending the weekend here with Mr.
/ Truitt 5 parents, Nh aud Mrs Isaac 5
1 Truitt
/ Airs Mary Pratt has returned TO hel
! home here after spending three month,
| in Philadelphia at the home Of her daugh
| ter asst week she had the great pleasure
of seeing her son, William b Pratt, 4
| former resident OF Milford, but Who has
| been abroad iol several years
/ Dr.. and Mrs frank l.. Gier aceompa
MED by their daughter, Miss Frances Gricr
| and son, Harold Griel spent Thanks
| giving Day in New y York City where they
| took dinner with their daughter Mss
| Mary Grier who Is attending school il
| Connecticut They will attend the Army
| and Navy football game IN New York
| this afternoon, accompanied by Dr and
/ Mrs. c. Layton Grier and tie daughter
/ Miss Margaret Grier. and SON. Naules
| Grier. and Miss Laura Spleyan also Of
/ Milford
| Mrs Frank L. deArmond who has
| been spending several & Us hege with
| friends, returned 10 her home in Whining
! ton on Wednesday, accompanied by Flu
| gene Pratt, son Of Or and Mrs. J Lynn
| Pratt who will spend several days ii
| Wilmington as Mrs. deArmond's guest
Temple Lodge, No 9, 4 L. and A. NJ.
/ held it's regular monthly meeting in tht
| Masonic Hall last night The thlrd de
! gree was conferred in a very credtaplt
| manner on two candidates by degree
team from Union Lodge Of MiddletoWn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
DEATHS.

TcGlfLfN- In this city IN <0Vsfpfysr ~
1920, William ] son of PairicR apd Mar
McGililn aged ~ yeara
Relatives friends 8HI rnoYufefa ~ 3
Thomas nuiv Name @psfety are invited 3.
attend the funeral from his late rrsi9enrf
1899 IanrAsbe avenuo on IIeeIsy MORN
ing Al g. n.cipCk Solemn requiem rlaar
80 fhaTa0a Church i1fnYfnaftt af rt.
etlrai cemetery
%TCHDTI.g 10 lhis city ~ %pvcfarrr lG
1000 Jane widoa - william @IrUriie
aRad sG yearR
Relatives and friends are invited - atfrrf
the funeral sefvireH ~ the residence ~ ta
dauRhtor nrE JOHN Craig bJf Niourl
atrrft on q Iesday afternoon ~ 4. ..r..
futermeut private
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
STOP ChThRRHI OPEN
h0STHlLS AND HEAD
Says Cream Applied In Nostrils
Relieves Head-Colds at Once.

fF vo1r nnstrla arc eiogged and yonf
head is stuffed and you cant breathe
freely hcoolsr n cold or catarrh. Just
eoi q arnll b,4fle ~ ElYs Crahm Balm
4 ANY drug st,re Apply little If thT
fragrant antizapilc crea into yrIr nos
trlla nnd let Il penetrate through every
ar massage Of yuur heal SCOT hing and
healing tie ,naaned. awoIon mnrn'ia
m. rnhrane aud vou gnt nstarf relief
AL bov. gpaj 4 feels Your. unstrlls
,rc ,t.cp sarlr head - clear M more
b.yvk,,,c s,ug4np hlaviag no more haas-
.,bc .l,veesu III atrig9lfrv for broath
lI,.a Cream Balm ,a lust what sufferers
f,nh head eolds and ratarrh nes y r..
delight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
MUNICIPAL COURT CASES.

Frank Spitaro, arrested Inst night rs
Special Officer Dennis Murphy near the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad station, and
held on a charge Of trespass, was fined S.
and costs in the Municipal Court today
The case Of Serafino Branoonl, charged
tinued until next Tuesday, upon the appli-
cation Of j Frank Ball, as counsel Bran
conf was arrested yesterday.
A non-support case against Leonard
A Dugan was continued until Monday
The cases Of Andrea Fidelo aud Deei
demo Fidelo, both colored, charged with
assault and battery, were continued unit
next Tuesday.
The base Of Harry Houston oolored
charged with vagrancy, was continued
until Tuesday, pending investigation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
CHESTERTOwN AND VICINITY
srocial corresponaencc q Evory rvenlns

Special Correspondence to Fvery Evening
Chcatcrtown. Ma. Nov u Post
office Inspector il /. Conner Was IN Chcs-
frrtown. THURSDAY. confcrriaR with Post
master Rower@ snd T. bates Russell.
proprictcr of the postotfcc building rela-
tIvr to the enlargement and rcarranFe-
mcrt of tho present quarters. The busiucSs
of The oihCo IN parcels post and 6. O. ID.
departments Is increasing so rapidly that
additional rooTg is essential 70 the proper
handling of the mails. and Mir Conner
viii mako recommendations 70 the de-
paItmctt f3r thc addition p, moro space n
tie rcrr 81 the rural quarters and IN the
rcarra rgcmcnt % tho lobby and scrcns
Pro! LOUIS / Thibodeau. ot the Water
bury. Conn, high school faculty IS spend
ing the Thanksgiving HOLIDAYS with his
father-In law. J.. Bates Russell
Miss IIroAs, OF Wilmington Is visiting
Miss Palmer CaTTu.l at the home Of her
sister Mrs " Il Copper. IN { 'hestcrtown
Waimsley DAVIS oi Philadelphia, ls
visiting his parents, MIR ana Mrs John {.
DAVIS
James ". Chapman. Jr, ard family,
Of baltimore, are spending the holidays
with Mrs Chapman s parents Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel NannoIt.
Foster Cannan. who has been IN the
Easton hospital for the past month iol
Treatment for typhoid fever is reported
improving
Ioultry1nen : hens here have gone on ?
strike. and none OF them are getting sny
thl.c ike tho number q eggs from then
aocks thot they usually get st this season
One poultr71nan who has more than 50l
laving hens. is getting not more than 2
eggs day, which Is rot paying for th'
fe,Q they consume.
Charles de Nere prayton and family o
Washir gton arc visiting Mrs Drayton
parents, Air and Mrs. Thomas "
ElAson. S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
Ios 800 NEGROES IN BALTIMORE.
BLACK Population Shows Slight Decrease
M InufavliIa


ny A Asa0eiated prhaa - Every Evening
Washington, Nov. Y.-~The Negro
population of baltimore Md, 10 iDS. apD
the Census Bureau announced today
Tie total white population is 62s O74
The increase Of the Negro population
since 1910 vac 70, 64l or 279 per cent.
while the increase ~ whites war i5l .CS7
or 81 per cent
The Negro population ~ Cincinnati
wss announced ne 0,63G m ircreasc d
2, DOT or 700 per cent 10 the pnst de' ode
The total white population vas 27i.
$40, m increase II ~ .s2i ~ g per cent
The Negro population II Lguisvllr
Ky, decrcased 4O4 or ~one tenth of on'
per cent during the decade the Negrp'-
IN the city this year totaliinR i0,lin ~
white population gaa i9f l73 and Il
crease of II ,347 or 9 2 per cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
MOTORISTS "P|NCHED"
WHILE At A DANCE
Next Day They Were Fined by
Elkton Justice for Failure to
Display Lights.
Special Correspondence TO Every Evening

Elkton, Md, Nov 27,-~Oflicer A. @.
Moran OF the State motor force, in pa
trollir the public highways in the First
district, last evening, appeared In the
town hall at Ceclton where n dance waa
on and "pinched, nirs of the partiei-
parts in the evenings pleasure, requesting
them to appear before Justice Frank u.
Pratt. at Illkton, this mornit &.
Yesterday Miss Alberta terg'ison and
Messrs. Fred Corr c'ius, Frank Benrett,
.Ir.. Jacob Rankin, Thomas g. Boulden,
J. 8. Matthews. james i. Sullivan,
William Darrell aud Maurice J. Devine
appeared before the magistrate, charged
with lesvirg their automobiles standing
on the public highway with tho front AID
rear lights out. \ fire Of So, with costa
was imposed on each.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
Alfred L. mixer Dead

By Associated Press a. livery y 9en.ng
Philadelphia Nov y Announcement
was made here today of tho death on hi,
estate near Princeton, = J., yc-ter'in,
of Alfred I Baker, retired texille mann
factirer of this city. and father ~ the lafo
CAPTAIN Hobart 4 fHpbcy. Balrr.
Princeton football and hockcy star NJ
Baker was ~ ypqre old liil faupua Yu
was killed in m airpnne fal' 10 Fra,,o q
few weeks after the armistIce wea aguea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
MOTOR LAW VIOLATIONS.
Several Such Cases Called In the City
Court Today.

Samuel Russell was fined $40 and costs
for driving q motor vehicle in excess of the
speed limit on Pennsvlvania avenue, when
h,4 case was called il City Court today
Uendvyade Rahreal was fined SIS and
c,,Sts for leaving hrs car standing without
hghts before his lodging place At 400 West
Twentieth street
LEROY Hi. charged with failing 30
hive raopcr tagp on his automobile, was
fined $40 and costs
Charges of larceny of = Ford automobile
against Paul Connor were dRtnr'7ed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
Harry Evan Dies Snddenly

While working in the heater room of
the Oxford Hotel, Penr's Grove, yen
terday. Harry EVAN, IS yrars old, dropped
dead The body was taken ln charge by
CORONER u Noel Gross and following a.
autonay was pronounced due to epo-
plexv lie had been employed as Ianl-
Tor nt the hotel for four wears
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
ALLEGED FORGED CHECKS.
Two Negroes Under Arrest In Penn's
Grove, N. J.

Charged with passing forged checks
two Negroes, Edward Holland and Walter
Loper, wero arrested III Penna Grove,
N. j., by Chief of Police Hollsworth on
Thursday Holland Il If alleged, forged
the names of Edward Su1nmcril farmer
living on the outskirts Of the borough, aud
IL is reported that l.opcr got them oashed,
On Tuesday night Ioper made small
purchnao at tho Tuohy Il Lounsbury drug
store and presented forged check for
$50 and received cash In exchange. lie
used the same method on Wednesday
when no presented sl5 check at cloth
ing store They were given hearing before
Recorder Edgar aud held under 1000
bail for the grand jury.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
Dovsr u,ob Defeats Caesar Rodney.

Wyoming, Nov. n In The roughest
game of basketball ever witnessed 90 the
local floor. the Crsar Rodney hoys SUI
fered defeat at the hnnds II Dover High,
Wednesday night. by the scofe OF l6 to
n Much fouing was done by both teams
Wright and Roac were each disqualified
by persunal fouls and their plocea wcfc
flIsd by Lewis and Nelson. The C.Gsar
Rodney boys. although on their own
floor, did not show rs good playing a.
they are capable of.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
NEW YORK STOCKS
CONTINUE UNSETTLED
Several Spccinlties Show Further
Weakness, Influenced by Over
night Developments.
Nv Associated Press 90 Every Evouing

New York, Nov. 27.--Stooks were TN
settled al the outsetof today's short ses-
sion, sentiment being more adversely IN
f.uenced by overnight developments.
These Indicated further revision OF IN,
d,,strial and commercial conditions and
additional reduction of commodity prices
several spcoialtics were weak in connec,
tioa with reports affecting the financial
status II former prornlrent operator
chicago Pneumatic Tool fell twelve points
but later recovered the greater part OF
us loSs Strombcrg Carburetor, Crucibie
steel Mexican Petroleum, Nirgir IA AT,
CHINA Chcmical, Atlantic Gulf and kindred
rls,rIalti,s reacted / to points. mere
were number of substantial ralhes
later on short covering
The closaEg was irregular. Sales ap-
proximat.d 10000 shares.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27

Notice Members Of Usage Tribe No
3a Imp O k NJ also members Of other
tribes arc requested TO meet az Red Men !
hal sunday a. 10 0 clock for the purpose
% attending the funeral Of VIM D
Gray o. Shawnee Tribe Of Clayton. r.
J Curry q of R-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
NATIONAL. PROPERTIES.
Motion Made 10 Drop Bankruptcy Pro-
reaJings In II. ~. Court.

A motion wnq nndo IN the United states
District Court this morning TO dismias
tho proceedings In bankruptcy ngainet
tho National l'ropertigs Co now pending
judge Hugh III Morris appointed .
hearing on tho motion for December
nt 10 o'clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
LIBERTY BONDS.

ny Associated Press TO Every Evening
New York. Nov u. Lilerty bonds
closed 3tsa. e2 20; first 4s, $3.50 bid !,
second az, s6.10i bid first q . 30 Y /;
second 4As, 1884, third "a =, $500
fourth AS, SO 81; victory 3f4's, 1W;
victory a3a 3, gG02.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
Eastern star Entertained,

nj Akffrr1rfi1=e= II the Past Matrons and Pest
patsons Azsoelatlon order nf the Eastern
Star. were eptcrtainod by Mrs Julla
NJ story. Wednesday evening, st her
homo 1908 Nest Ninth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
Wilmington Bank CIenrlnrs.

The Wilmington bank clearings for ttn
rrsaant week totaled s22 AZ j43 go a
compared with 23.2fS, 407 G2 fnr The
corresponding week ~ imt year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
Pers0nal.

Mrs James T. Mahaffy Of tins city is
visiting ner father Lewis p Dleterich Of
haltinore
kepreseutstiv elect alexander +.
COrbi; u Odessa visited Wilmington
YESTERDAY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
POWDER QUOTATIONS..
FeLcrted j ally at Noon by Laird & Co.,
du POnt Building.
INDUSTRIALs. { CT

You try an Every Evening want adv.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-18
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, TENTH JUDICIAL
cIRCI TT IN AND E0R POLK C0IfNTY.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, TENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCl 1T, IN AND FOR POLK COUNTY.
FloridI--ln Chancery--I. Z. McGraw, YER
sus John s. McClelland, ct ais Bill 10 Re
move Cloud and Clear Title.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
To Isham Walker Luke Drawdy, Della
Futch, Adeiine Ballard. George W. Sanders
who l. also designated and known rs @. W.
Sander; William Mcleod who Is also des.
ignaoI and known as We. Mcleod. and A.
p Mcleod, and 10 all unknown persons VINO
have any interest In and 20 the real estate
hereinafter described either as heirs at law.
legatees. deyisecs. or otherwise claiming IN :
der Isham Walker Luke Drawdy. Della
Futch, Adeline Ballard. George W, Sanders
or G. w Sanders, william MCLEOD or WIN.
Mcleod. or A r Mcleod, or either OF them.
and all persons aho have any interest in and
TO the said premises included In this suit
to-wit:
Beginning ut the NE corner Of the NEh
OF NWK az sec. l. r. 20. r. 20. and run
west ITO ydS thence south 1872 yds., thence
east 10 yds, thence north 1872 yds.. 70 point
Of beginning containing acres more or less.
The said Isham Walker. Luke Drawdy, De.
lila Futch. Adellne Ballard. George W. San
ders or G. w Sanders. william Mcleod or
Vim. Mcleod and A. r Mcleod are here
by required to appear herein before the lerk
OF the circuit court at Barlow. Polk county
Florida, on or before the 4th day OF October,
1920, and those defendants designated as all
unknown persons who have any Interest IN
the property involved in this suit either as
heirs, legatees. deYlsees OF the said Isham
Walker. Luke Drawdy. Della Futch, Adellne
Ballard, George W. Sanders, or q. w. Sand
ers, william Mcleod or VIM. MCLEOD. or
A. p Mcleod or otherwise, are hereby or
cered and commanded TO appear TO the bill
fled In this suit ~ the said once at the said
clerk On or before the rule day in November
the same being the first day q November
1870.
II is further ordered that this order be
published in the Lakeland Evening Telegram
as to the said defendants VIM are nsn~f
tow1:, IshAm NalKer. Luxe Drawny, Dells
Futch. Adeline Ballard. George W. Sanders
ar O. W. Sanders. william McCleod or VIA
MCLEOD. and A. P MeCleod, for eight rom
secutive weeks and for and as 10 the unknown
defendants made parties defendant herein foi
the space OF IL consecutive weeks prior 70 ih'
respective appearances day for said defend.
nnta
Done and ordered under the hand and sea
Of the elerk q the circuit court o. Pnlk coun-
", Florida, this. the 7fh day n August. 1e2e
]. A. JOHNSON,
Cerk
ICLYDE G. TRAMlEELI.
Solicitor Ter Complainant ns
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-18
TODAY'S EVENTS

Chile today celebrates the 10th an
niversary of its national independ
ence
Twenty-Five years ago today the In
ternationaI and Cotton States EXPOSE
ton was opened at Atlanta.
The ninth Congress of the Cham.
beers OF Commerce of the British EN-.
pire will begin its sessions today at
Toronto.
Missouri Republicans have ar
ranged to inaugurate their State
campaign today with a meeting at
Cape Girardeau
Charles E. Hughes, Republican
rominee for President in 1916. will
deliver his first speech in the present
campaign at Trenton, N. j., today.
Platform conventions Of the two
Heading parties in Massachusetts will
he held today, the Republicans meet
ing in Boston and the Democrats in
, Springfield.
A distinguished delegation repre-
senting the British branch of the Sui
tp.aye Institution and the Anglo
American Society is scheduled to ar
,,ve in Ncw York today TO take part
in the tercentenary celebration Of the
landing of the Pilgrims,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-18

e n. WeeMs o.,,.sm
COmplalhanfs soiie'''s'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-18
PROTECT YOUR CHILD
AND OTHERS

The beginning of school brings
coughs and colds to many children.
" the first sign of a cold it is well TO
give a child a dose of Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound, that safe, reliable
cough medicine. Mrs. ]. B. Plum
rers, 246 Autumn St., Passaic, N. j..
writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar
certainly Is the best cough and cold
remedy I ever tried for my little
10y Children like 1t. Food for
coughs, colds, Group, whooping cough
hay fever and asthma For sale by
Henley's Drug Store.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-18
. OF FLORIDA.
C0IINry

2 OF FLORIDA,
COUNTY.
Pee is hereby given in conformity with
q Zba9, Revised Statutes Of Florida, that
pe Undersigned. intend to apply to His
|ency. Sidney j. Cats, Governor OF the
o. Florida, at Tallahassee, Florida, on
|l'h day Of October, A. d. 1920, or as
thereafter as we can be heard, for Let
falent to be issued to Lakeland Housing
Eanon, Of which Corporation the fol-
snail be the Articles Of Incorporation
NJ. F. HETHERINGT0N.
GEORGE L. GOOGLE.
VIM. s. MOORE.
W. B. CURTIS.
A. ]. H0LW0RTHY.
WIN NJ. GoBER.
D. H. vANSICKLER.
w. w. CHASE
]. s. JEWETT.
0. w. DRANE.