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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-20
NEGRO IS FATALLY
 WOUNDED BY OFFICER

John L. Sullivan, negro, was shot and probably fatally wounded by Emergency Call Officer Helton about 10:90 o'clock last night when he refused to hold up his hands and made a motion like ne was going to draw pistol from his hip pocket
 The negro was carried to the Hillman hospital. but little hope is held for his recovery, as attending physicians say he is shot twice through the stomach A pint of corn liquor was found in his hip pocket, and it is believed that he meant to break the bottle on the ground be- fore the officers could search him
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-20
AT THE LYRIC

Five new acts of Keith vaudeville snd feature picture starring Earl Williams open at the Lyric today for the first half of the week Paul KIeist ano company in The Land of Dreams,' pantomime offering, are exnected to lead the way. Kleist is dis crIbed as one of the cleverest panto- namists on the stage today and when one IS able to make an audience under stand simply by a whistle as Kleist IS said to do, or the quicker of his mouth. he's well up in his art.
 Other acts on the programme include Samsted and Marion presenting "The Bachelors Vision" Eckert and Moore. in comedy absurdity, "Oh. Cantainrr Three Bohemians." in music and song. and the Ara Sisters, in dance crea- tior of their own.
 The picture in which Williams is sta ~eG is "Captain Swift'' and is described as one of Williams best screen successes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-20
It's Only Patent is Natures Stamp of Approval and Mans Apprecia-
 tlOn of It's Wonderful Results.
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 Which Way Are Travelling? Baelw Forward?

There are many persons who can not honestly answer this question. yet they could change their direction if they cared to. They know their weakness and can, remedy it if they will.
 It is true a man is the architect of his own fortune-the shaper of his own destiny. but to succeed he MUST BE FIT; to win he must not be too heavily handi- capped.
 Every man is entitled to a fair and even start in the race, but if you are all run down and impoverished in blood and energy, then you have lost before the start is called.
 FERRALINE is natures gift to those
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-20
ANOTHER KILLING

Muskegon, Mich, September 19.-Physi- clans today made an unsuccessful effort to forcibly feed Dr. Otis Sedgewick of Whitehall, near here, who has refused to eat or talk since he was arrested Thurs day in connection with the deaths ot his wife and three-year-old daughter Ruby. The bodies were found on the lawn at the physicians home at White hall.
 Dr. Sedgewick is said to have fought two doctors who attempted he feeding A small quantity of water was forced down his throat, however.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-20
VARDON AND ED RAY
 MEET DOUBLE DEFEAT

New York, September 19.-Harry Var don and Edward Ray British golf pro- fessionals, suffered a double defeat to- day on the links of the Englewood N. J., Country Club. Bobby Jones, the Atlanta wizard, was d member of both victorious teams.
 On the first round the veteran Brit ishers lost. 3 and 2, to Jones and Cyril Walker, Englewood professional, and lost the second round to Jones and Os- wald Kirby, former metropolitan cham pion by the same score.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-20
AT THE MAJESTIC

Large crowds are expected to at tend the opening performance a the M aleste of Which One Shall Marry today matinee and night. with Miss Mae Park in the role of the prin- clpal character. asking and answer ing the question.
 And don't forget also to say that the scenery in this production will also be something long to be remembered. v says Sam Park. He states that the many friends and patrons of this pop ular playhouse are assured of a first class production. with. plenty of pep and spirit, and with little Miss Park and all of the best members of the ca at their best. Tn fact. Miss Park de- clares that she will even exceed her success of her last weeks performance ot Peg O My Heart"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-20
HUNT MURDERER

Southamboy, N. J., September B. Search began throughout this section to- day for the murderer of Mrs Mary Trembowitz, 66, whose body, bearing marks of strangulation, was found yes- terday near the grave of her son in cemetery near here. The body was dis covered in a clump of bushes by mem- bers of the family who began a search when Mrs. Trembowitz failed to return from her customary Friday visit to the grave fof her son, who was killed in service in France There was evidence that a struggle had occurred.
 Rumors that the woman carried large sums of money are believed by the po- lice to have prompted the attack. Her husband later said these reports were untrue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-20
VIOLENT DEATHS
 LISTED YESTERDAY
Many States Contribute to Total of Killings and ACci-
 dents Reported
By Associated Press

Seville. Fla, September 1O.-Lester Faircloth of Uvalda, Ga, and Charley Edmonds of Chadbourne, N c, vera killed here today by J. E. Rainer, who claims he shot in defense of his family while a shooting affray was in progress in front of his home.
 Two of the men engaged in the shoot ing were arrested at Crescent City while they were attempting to escape in an automobile.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-20
AT LOCKWOOD PARK

Alternating dance and waltz music at Dreamland dance hall has certainly proved popular" said Hugh Hill, man ager of Edgewood park. "We yielded to popular demand when we instituted this departure, and it has proved just the thing"
 Crowds continue to flock to Edge wood each night Mir. Hill added, and especially to the dancing hall
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-20
KILLED BY TRAIN

Cumberland, Md, September 19.-Mlsses Ruth Nicholson, Hazel Ritter and Emma F'ulk were killed this afternoon when a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train struck the automobile in which they were riding near Oakland. Md. Clarence Fulk brother of Emma Fulk, and Harry Nicholson. brother of Ruth Nicholson were injured but not seriously.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-20
TULSA WINS PENNANT
 IN WESTERN LEAGUE

Kansas City, Mo. September l9.-By splitting even in a double-header with Sioux City. Tulsa won the 1920 Westsrf League pennant Had Tulsa lost both canes, Wichita would have been the winner. as the latter club tool. both ends of double-header from Omaha
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-20
Ls the
 Winner Of Flag
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New York, September 19-Baltimore won the new International League pen nant race which enGed today, leading Toronto by a margin of one game and a half The champions won their twenty fifth straight game today, establishing a league record
 Toronto was not out of the race until Friday
 The official standing:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-20
MEXICAN PROHIBITION
Drinking and Gambling Forbidden on
 Sunday By President
By Associated Press

Brownsville. Tex, September 19.--sa- looms were closed today in Matamoros, the Mexican town opposite Brownsville. on orders from Provisional President Adolfo de la Huerta. It was understood the closing order applies only on Satur- days and Sundays.
 Gambling in the Mexican town was closed yesterday on orders from the pre- visional president.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-20
CORPSE FOUND

Cincinnati, September 19.-What is be- lieved by physicians to be the dismem- bered torso of a womanS body was found today in an unfrequented spot near the tomb of President William Henry Harrison in the neighborhood or North Bend. On the uppert part of the body was a thick encrustation of lime, indicating, it was believed, that an ef- fort had been made to destroy it. The head. arms and legs were missing
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-20

Gleason, Wano Hoffman, Kraft. Two base hits, Haley 2; Whitaker. Harper Struck out, Robinson. '; Whitaker, 5 Base on balls Robinson, 1. Hit by pitch CT, O'Brien. Wild pitch, Whitaker. Time, 1: 40 Empires, Sentel. Pfenninger, Pfir- man.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-20
chattanooga. september 19.-saml

Cbattanooga, September 19,-Samuei Lee Crumley, young man residing at East Lake. a suburb, is dead. and Miss Ruth Bell, his cousin is at a local hospl- tai in a serious condition as the result of a collision between an automoDlie and motorcycle near the city.
 T. A Good, driver of the automobile was arrested on charge of man slaughter and released on bond. It IS believed by hospital attendants that Miss Bell will recover.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-20
CALIFORNIA GRID TEAM
 WINS FROM FRENCH

Lyons. France. September 19-The California football team today defeated the French eleven. 9 to 3.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-20

The administration of an oath in judi cfal proceedings was introduced by the Saxons, 600 A. D.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-20
FIREMAN RELATES
 THE TRUE STORY
Walter E, bonhano, Station No, 3, Gives Strong Testi-
 mony for Plant Juice

One is not required to take Plant Juce
 the new herbal stomach remedy, for weeks and months before they receive any benefit. In order that skentical peo-
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-17
YOU ARE BEATEN

When If controls your efforts.
When you think you are a failure
When You get discouraged and lose
Heart.
When you cease to stand up for
vonr principles.
When YOU let up in your efforts to
push ahead.
When you say YES" when you
Should say NO"
When you are leaner, follower,
an imitator. trailer
When you throw Up your hands and
surrender to obstacles.
When YOU have no fixity of pur-
pose, no one unwavering aim.
When you are pessimistic and have
? wrong outlook on life.
When you don't demand the high
est thing of which you are capable
When you fail to- stand by your
proposition like the Rock of Gibral-
tar.
/ When you allow jealousy or envy
to mar your life, to make you un
happy.
When you cease to do your best
and are half satisfied with your Sec
end best.
When you go about showing dejec-
ton and despair in your face and
bearing.
When you cease to work for a liv-
ing, strive, to struggle to get on in
the world.
When you choose the lower and the
higher is possible. Not failure, but
low aim is crime. oliver Sweet Bor-
den.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-17
VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY FOR sALF

That Cigar and Tobacco warehouse
on ingram avenue, Lakeland, Fla
known as the A. H. T. Co. building,
together with three lots, each 50x1OO
feet also on Ingram Ave, corner
Rose, the said building to be removed
from its present location within three
months. Interested parties can COM
n'unicate with A. A. Carver. attor-
ney, Lakeland, or direct to owner
John H. Baker, York, Penna. for full
particulars as to price and terms
5000
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-17
THE THINGS YOU CAN'T FORGET

Used to lose my temper an git mac
an tear around
An raise my voice so wimmin folk!
would tremble at the sound:
I'd do things | was 'shamed of wher
the fit OF rage had passed,
An wished hadn't done EN-, an re
greet em to the last;
But I've learned from sad experience
how useless is regret,
For the mean things done in anger
are the things you cant forget
Tain't no use to kiss the youngstel
once your hand has made hin
cry.
You'll recall the time you struck him
till the very day you die;
He'll forget it an forgive you an to-
morrow seem the same,
But you'll have the hateful picture OF
your sorrow an your shame,
An it's bound to rise to taunt you
though you long have squared
the debt,
For the things you've done in mean
ness are the things you can't
forget.
Lord, | sometimes sit an shudder
when some scene comes back
to me,
Which shows me- big an brutal in
some act of tyranny.
When some trifling thing upset me
an let my temper fly,
An was sorry for it after but it's
vain to sit an sigh,
But I'd be happier old man now
my sun begins to set,
II " wasn't for the meanness, which
I've done an can't forget.
Now | think I've learned my lesson
an I'm treadin' gentler ways.
An I'm trying to build my mornings
into happy yesterdays;
don't let my temper spoil EN- in the
ways used to do
an let some splash of anger smear
the record when it's through:
want my memories pleasant. free
from shame or vain regret,
any deeds of anger which !
never can forget
E. A. GUEST.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-17

ing millions of dollars more in freight
charges, it won't really make us any
worse off. We believe that stuff just
as we believed an old-time dentist
when he would say, STEADY, now! It's
not going to hurt much"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-17
DUROC HOGS FOR SALE

Bargain prices foR brood sow
service boar; all kind Of ages i
Duroc Jersey registered; stock owl
bought the best irrespective Of ID
He is going out of hog breeding, !
can buy at half prices of anyvh
else. Also for sale fine 1S-acre la
with five room cottage and all XII
OF out buildings. New six room 10
dence at half cost. 1t is one Of
finest land built out of the best
teriaD in Polk couny. Apply Oral
Belt Realty Company, Lakeland