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The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-06

When the sleep is disturbed at night by urinary troubles the best thing to do is to take Prickly Ash Bitters. It is particularly good for men of mid dle age as it has strengthening in- fluence in the kidney and bladder. Price $1.5O per bottle. Florence Drug Co.,, Special Agents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-06
BALLARD.

Health is good in this community.
 Farmers are getting well up with their gathering.
 MT. and Mrs Afford Ramsey of Center Point have moved to N. z. Rambos.
 Avis Cummings, N. z. and L. F. Rambo made business trips to Cabot Saturday.
 Ulon Hammons of Zion Hill has been
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-06
CHORAL REHEARSAL.

A special rehearsal for the oratorio, "The Messiah" will be held at the First Methodist church on Sunday afternoon at o'clock, under the di- rection of Major H. W. B. Barnes. As the rehearsal will be one of im- portance, all members of the club are very urgently asked to attend.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-06

ever when it is restricted to three amendments every two years, each of which must receive a majority of the total vote cast in the election to de adopted."
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-06
PLEASANT VALLEY-NORTH.

Sunday school was well attended Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. F. Burnett visit cd Mir. and Mrs. Sam Brannon of ,Greenbnier Sunday.
 Elmer Halluns and Miss Rossie Will Hams surprised their many friends and relatives last week by getting
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-06
BESSIE BARRISCALE IN
 "JOSSELYN'S WIFE

When Gibbs Josselyn fell under the spell of his facinating young step- mother, his wife, Ellen, suffered the tortures of suspicion and the mental agony of wife neglected. The step
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-06
HAPPY VALLEY.

We have been na1ng some fine weather this fall for gathering crops and the people of this section are about through
 Miss Dovie Cardin is suffering with rheumatism at this writing.
 T. N. Cardin of England is visiting his mother.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-06
.BET1IE BARRltcALE ~

mother was heartless love-siren true to no one, and man-mad. A drama of love-intrigue and mysterious. murder developed in the fashionabl Long Is- land mansion, eliminating in the con- viction of Gibbs as the murderer. How the little son of the Josselyns reveal ed the cause of old Josselyn's sudden death, makes a powerful and thrilling drama of real life. See beautiful Bes- sic Barriscale in a screen-dramatiza- tion of the great story by Kathleen Norris.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-06

here the past week.
 N. z. Rambo and Max Huddleston have been trading mules since our last writing.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-06

w. B. Thornton will leave tonight for months visit to his son at Tulsa, Okla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22
NABfDNUTl X sNATKU.

Mlady, bezdetny vdovec pri
dobrem zamestnanf mini Sc Sc
znamiti S dfvkou neb bezdet-
nou vdovou v start do 28ti ro-
XII "a pficinou snatku. Poctive
mineni nabidky, mozno-li po-
dobenkou, ktera Sc ma pozada-
nj vrati, zaslete do adm. Sveta
pod znackou "Snatek". Mlcen-
llvost Sc zarucule. 1923
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'je TAX tezka a doc:ela nehodi Sc
pro hocha patnactileteho, nebo
divku dvacetiletou, a podivno!
Britomarta davala j v tom "a
,pravdu dplna, tdodajfc, BE bylo
by Ma Case, ably armada Spoie-
'nych 'Statt zaopatteria byIa
.zbrani lehci a zrucnejsi, tax a.
by nositi il 'mohIa tfeba slaba
'dWka!
Jedhoho dne pravila Brito-
marta k Elfride:
wis, CO 81 myslfm, draha?.
'Domnivam Sc, ze vsechny tyto
prostocviky korias "a pffcinou,
aby's mohla nechat vfaditi Sc
do spolkoveho voiska. We'll, ia
|reinela bych ii to "a zle, pred
| pokladajic, 'ze obdrzis svoleni
|od sveho 'otce, 'f1ajofa Fieldin-
ga.
"Tot' Sc Vi! Ale prave v tom
|vezi nejvetsi hacek! ia jen o
zastoj ten zavadila, ale tn mela
jsi videt tn svandu! Tatik mij
recha Sc mnou 'ovladati dosti
= v tomto snieru ale je tvrdo-
hlavejsi jak indla. Vyskocil,
|jak by ,,jej byla vosa. pichla, a
"vyvalil" ma rnne oci, ebyla We
nne mala dusicka. A prece hou
by vi, co mann "a lubem~
"a CO, draha?"
"Aj, to ,je mym tajemstvim /;
mozna vsak, ze v nekolika
dnech vyjde vsecko ma jevo a
til pax dozvis Sc to i'ty!"
"Effie Fdraha - co zamy-
slis?"
Nevis, kdy oznameno bude
move vyzdvizeni vojska?"
"Pristi tyden!"
"Pfisti tyden poda ii tedy Wy
|svetleni toho, co zamyslim".
"Jakym spfsobem?"
'"To uvidis! Vice nemohu a
|iiechci ffci dnes", rozhodne pra
villa Elfie a Britomarta nevtira-
la Sc il dele, myslic 81, ze az
pride patricny cas-, pride i pfi
|m6fena rada.
Ma druhy den po teto roz-
'mluve prisel ma navstevu 'Ju-
stin. Byl v domove SVEN veru
vzacnym hostem Cd te DOLBY, CO
jako dobrovoRik vstouipil do
spolkoveho voiska. Prisel ozna-
niiti svoii sestfe, re je zdrav a
ellen a ze poyysen byl "a desat-
nika.
fPokracovanf.)
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PRODA Sc rychle tripoko-


PRODA Sc rychle tripoko-
Jovy, novy domek ma lote so
pri $50 str. poloviei sklepu
cementovymi schody, ban, kra-
va, 2 tuny sana, studna a ve-
dleJsi lot, so pri $50 str. Voda
zaplacena. Nachazi Sc ma CO.
lumbus Rd. Stop 20, Bedford,
0. Cena $3250. Hotove $500.
Pouze 3 minuty ku kafe, do
skoly, obchodu a kostela. Hla-
ste Sc V elsie 3591 E. los ul.
1922
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PRODA Sc dunn pro 2 rodi-

PRODA Sc dunn pro 2 rodi-
ny, 8 svetnic, fernes, 2 koupel-
ny, skopky ma pradlo, ulice
dlazdena, cena $1,000. - Dunn
o Z svetnicich, zachod uvnitr,
ulice dlazdena, hodi Sc pro
dive rodiny, musi byti prodan
do lott dnu. Cena $4,000. =
Dunn pro l rodinu, z svetnic,
fernes, koupelna, skopky ma
pradlo, elektricka svetla. pro
rychly prodej $4,000. BlHsi
sdeli FIR. Haitian, 1898 E. ".
ulice, mezi Ivy Morgan A
We. Vezmete Union karu. 11-25
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PRONAJME Sc OBCHOD
gr0cera, feznictvi a candy

grOcerd, reznIctvl a candy
Store, vse pod jednou sire
chou, v peknem cihlovem
dome = velky skIep - a
obydi nahore o 6 sv6t. a
koupel., hot water vytape-
nj, 'garaz a slepicnik, Kaz-
dy z techto obchodi Sc pro-
najme zvlast', aneb jedna
vetsi rodina mlze zde ude-
lati stesti. Nedaleko Brook
side 'Parku na hlavni ulici,
Pearl st. Cena vseho 5
krasnym, novy mzafizenim
a novym zbozim as $4,000,
aneb' die portu, nemusi by
ii vse hotove.. The Vcela r.
and |. Co., 5733 Broadway.
Tel. Union 953 w. Broad
way $50. 1923
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LACE! LACE,

Proda Sc novy, dvourodinny
dunn ma Union ul., dlazdena
ul. mezi E. 123 a 1875. ul. Ctyri
pokoje a koupelna dole o to-
tez nahore, pada, sklep, fer
nes, skopky a elektrina. Prina-
81 $500 rocne. Cena s74OO, ho-
tove $4,000. Haste Sc u Frank
j. Parenica, 3591 E. los. st.
HIPS
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PRIME Sc

PRIME Sc spolecnik, ktery
ma zkusenost co obchodni Jed
mattel. Haste Sc v els. 1927
Svec Ave. 1922
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VELkA LACE. Proda Sc
dunn ma Benham ul. vedle E.
los. ul. je o 4 pokojich a toilet
dole a 8 pokojich a toilet ma
hore. Sklep a garaz. Hodi Sc
pro jednu nebo dive rodiny.
Cena $4,000. Cast hotove, o.
statni ma n1irne splatky. HIa-
ste Sc u Fr. Parenica, 1891 E.
los ul. 411.24
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kAMNA z druhe ruky vSeho
druhu prodava kupuje w.
Sedlacek, 1851 f. 40. st. =?
$500 HOTovE koupi dunn

$500 HOTOVE koupi dunn
0 6ti pokoiich, koupelna ji-
ne zafizeni ma dIazdene ulici
Velmi levna cena je S650O.
Fro blizsi iniformace prijd'te
nebo zavolejte j. F. Nejedlik
Co., 11O15 Union Ave. {?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-22

slenku, ze ty, clovek tax vysoce
lvzdelany a uceny, mel by byti
jenom prostym vojakem, bez.
|yolnou loutkou svych, v ohledu
tom h1uboko pod MIN stojfcich
pfedstavenych. Ne, To nemohu
sndsti!" zvolala Erminie, w.
buchnouc Y p)aG.
"Moje Minnie! Yer, re spo u.
plynuti mnoha desetileti budou
ditky techto 'sprostych vojfnh
pohlizeti zpet ma 'ciny svych Of
ca vetsi hrdosti jeste nezli
prircov6 pohlizeji ku cindm
mnoheho kralovskeho otce a
svych predkd".
"Vim to, drahy Justine a
Ejsem 'hrdou ma nase vojiny.
Pfece ale pcmysli jen, ze ma
chazi Sc meZi mimi vselijaka
sebranka!"
"Sestro mole, zkusenost tva,
jakou zajiste nabyla isl jiz We
vojenskych nemocnicich, pou-
ella te. re v 'fadach prostych
vojinu naleza Sc velky pocet
vernych. udatnych a schopnych
muzI, re podobne sotva 'nalez-
meme V okoli jeneralniho sta
'bu", pravil Justin vazne.
20 vim to! Vim to velmi do
bre' Nebesa odpustiz mi moji
pychu; nebot' mezi tvoji reci
vzpomnela jsem 81 Ma Grandi-
soma, Francouze jednoho, jenz
po velikem utrpeni zemrel We
vojenske nemocnici Trinity
church" v Georgetonu. On byl
jednim 2 tech nejvzdelanej-
sich nejucenejsich muzd, S
jakymiz jsem Sc setkala v zivo-
te, nevyjimaje ami pribuzne
princezny Orleanske, S nimiz Sc
znamila jsem Sc bri banketu,
poradanem presidentem Lincol
mem ma pocest vyslancnm CT
zich mocnosti. Necht' nebesa
m1e chrani rici neco ma ukor
prosteho voiina!" odpovedela
Erminie mckee, majfc oci pine
slzi.
"A neprotivis Sc plahum
rlym vice, mole sestro?"
me ma dale, pravila odho-
diane.
Justin odesel a nechal "a
psati Sc do vojenskeho sezna-
tnu co !prosty vojin.
Cd te dolby nespatiila jej Sc
stra po cely tyden.
V sobotu teprve dostavil Sc
ma farh v iiovam steinokroji
'pfosteho 'voiiha spolkovaho voj
ska a nedalo Sc upriti, ze atle-
ticke a soumerne jeho .postave
'hodil Sc .oblek ten vybdrne.
Erminie vrhla sc mu a prsa.
smejic Sc j placic zafoven a i
'Rritomarta podala mu ruku v
.hlubOkem ponnuti. Elfie pax
vyjadrila sc svym spdsobem,
pravic otevfene:
"Justihe, Wy rezan jste zro,v-
na z toho dreva, z jakeho tvori
sc prosti vojini - hrdinove. Wy
nevypadal jstc v zivote nikdy
lepe, jako V teto uniform6 pro-
steho vojaka. Podobate Sc zpo-
la Apollu a zpola Kolossu z
Rhodes, pane Rosenthal".
"Slecno Fielding, jsem vassim
otrokem a vasim rytiirrem. Kdy-
by me postaveni co prosteho
vojina nebylo na zavadu, ipri-
pnul bych 81 ma helnlu svoji =
vstomto 'pfipadu svojiscapku -
vasi rukavickh q byl bych jist,
ze vitezem 'buduv v kazde BIT
ve", pravil Justin zertovne.
"Oh, nikoli, toho necinte |!
Britomarta by zajiste poslala
IA mas vlastne ma mne -
nejakeho carodeje, jenz by kou
zlo to zhicil a mas - vlastne
mne - vydal ma pospas zkaze
q zahube!"
"Ale, Elfi9! !" zvolala slecna
'Coiiyers, .patrne 'jsouc zertov-
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'PRODAJf Sc kuchynska ze-
LENA kamna ma mekke uhli,
Jewel Range. Haste Sc v {.
1885 Fulton Rd. Tel. Lincoln
3766 J. .I1.22
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ktera, kdyz sama nechtela do
sici neceho, nepiala to ami il
nym a, vrcela na ne, jakniiIe Sc
tito k tomu rfiblfzili!" smala Sc
Fdivka.
"Zda Sc, mi, re domnivas Sc
miti nejakou privilej tom, de-
lat 81 z lidi blazny", pravila tBri
tomarta chladne.
"Tot' Sc VI, ze 'ano", prizrala
Elfie, stale Sc smejic. MAN
privilej ke vsemu, vyjma milo
vati Sc 5 Justinem! Kdybych cd
vazila Sc toho - hus, devcata
Wy vfte, jak Britomarta uni
nenavideti muzske, avsak lpodi-
Willy byste Sc teprve, jak orla by
nenavidela onu zenu, jeff 'ru-
kavicku by 81 Justin prispend-
lii ma svoji prilbu - Oh, iner-
ci.! Nerikam jiz ami slova 'da-
lei" dodala Elfie, polekana di-
vokym pohledem Britomarty.
"Bude nejlepe, kdyz zmenime
smer nasf rozmluvy. Justine,
rluj hrdino' Wy We SVEN steino-
kroji vypadate velmi hezky a
ciste nyni, myslim ale, ze po
prvni 'bitve hudete vyhlizeti zee
la jinace. Budeme asi muset po-
drobiti vas te same zkousce, la
kou podstoupiti musel muj do
bry tatik, nezli mohl predsta-
viii Sc damam v tomto dome. !.
"Well, ia >pficinim Sc vse-
NONE, abych vyhovel damam
a jiste nepredstavim Sc jim v
horsim odevu, jako je tento-" :"
Oder hodin prerusil rozmlu-
WI, ktera palcivou byla pro
vsechny; Justin musel vratiti Sc
do sveho lezeni a tn nestavalo
omluvy zadne, vyjma tezke ne
moci nebo smrti. VSichni to u
!znavali,. .kdyz vstaI a loucil Sc $
mimi a nikdo jej nezdrzoval
marne.
Cd te DOLBY byl Justin vidan
We SVEN domovs ien velmi zrid-
ka a kdyz Erminie chtela jej
navstiviti, musela miti prdvod-
nj list, ktery Govoloval il pre-
krociti hrarice mesta Wash
ingtonu a vstup do vojenskeho
tabora v jedne z vukolnich pew
nosti.
20 celou tu dobu major Fiel-
ding travil svdj cas- ctenim a
kourenim, hlede, ably CO nej-
drive Sc pozdravil uplne.
Porucik Ethel odchazel kaz-
dodenne do "Bileho domu" a
zdalo Sc, re svereny 'mu byly
dQlezite veci k vyrizeni.
Britomarta {, Erminie navste-
vovaly kazdy den 'vojenske ne
mocnice a prinasely utechu a
'nadeje tam, kde jiz jiz pocina-
la vzinahati Sc zoufalost. f
Go vsak d5lala Elfie? 'Ona
nejvice zamestnavala sc s o.
sobnosti mladeho namorliicke-
ho dustojnika, Ethela. Tin O.
vsem neni feceno, re by $ MIN
koketovala, nebo chtela jej X
osobe svoji pripodtati "a kaz-
dou cehu. Nikoli! Zcela .tlao-
pax; ona odpuzovala jej Cd
sebe spusobem az skoro suro-
wynn a slovy malo vybraiiymi,
take mlady a vznetlivy dtistoj
nix ten sotva odvazil Sc k hi Sc
pribliziti.
Ona naproti toniu stavala Sc
slnutnou a nespolecenskou. Stu
dovala, podle navodd vojen-
skych spisovatelu - zejr1ena
Casey'e - vojenSkou taktiku,
ipohyby jednotlivych setnin a
zachazeni Sc zbrani. Vzala 81
ipusku sveho otce a S tou pro-
vadela veskere predepsane .po-
hyby a prostocviky, az unave-
MIN div neklesla. A jelikoz ne
bylo.v Y jeff povaze, ably Sc oyla-
dala, tn znely. doniem povely:
V pravo! v: levo. v pred! POI
chodem pochod! Poor! Pal!
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We sTkEDu

pred "americkym posvicenim"
a kazdou nasledovni stfedu al
do Vanoc, - stfizni obchody
"a Koudeld". 4735 Broadway
a 42S8 Warner Road --- budou
oteyfeny po cely den.
VDEN ssDfKUCINENf"
We ctvrtek, dne rs. listopadu,
jako v kazdy americky svatek,
nase oba obchody budou zavre-
ny .po cely den..
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PRODA Sc pekarsky obchod
PR $500 tydni trzby "a hotove.
Byt 0 d. pokojich s koupelnou.
Mate-i $1,000 ke koupi tohoto
obchodu, prihlaste Sc v cis.
2444 E. 80. ul., blfze Woodland
ave 1872
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/, PRODA Sc pekarsky OBJ
chod pri tydni tribe $500. Je
pfi mem byt o 5 pokojich. V
nedell Sc obchoduje jen kratky
cas-. Cena levna. Haste Sc Y {.
10038 Lorain Ave. 11-27
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PRODAJl Sc skoro nova ku
chynska kamna ma uhli, velky
karpet ma podlahu, vse velmi
LEVINE. Haste Sc V elsie 125O1
Gay Ave. v Mt. Pleasant. 11-22
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PRODA Sc orechove sa-
mohraci piano, skuteene ce-
ny $1,000 a da Sc z rodinych
dIvodI velmi LEVINE. HIa-
ste Sc v {. 1923 Sackett
ave. 1926
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'PR0DA Sc rUzny domaci
velmi LEVINE. Haste Sc
V els. 1862 +. 40. st. 11-27
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PlRODASE

PRODA Sc Ford Truck na
rozvazeni peciva, "a levnou ce-
nu. Haste Sc V cis. 51O8 Storer
Ave. li-27
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Rokracovanf.)


kupte 1sve vanocni potreby II
vyrabitele! Nasi specialitou je
scrap" tabak do dymky.
BROADWAY SMOKE SHOP
5715 Broadway
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DOMEK o ctyrech svetni-
cich a pantry proda Sc LEVINE.
Haste Sc V elsie 3844 E. So.
st. u Fleet Ave. 11-23
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ZkUSENY RlDfC automobi-
lu aneb Trucku, jenz Sc vyzna
V opravach itechze, hleda "a
Nechte laskave adre-
su v adSn. t, listu. 1923
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$1,000 HoTOVE q zby.

$lZOO HOIOVE a Zby-
tex ma mirne meslcni splat-
ky po $500. Ia techto
podminek Sc proda jedno-
rodinny dun blize E. 131.
ul. V Corlett. Tento ma 6
svet. a koupelnu, elekrika,
gas, V dobrem poradku.
Lot jest 40x15O a 'jeden
'rohovy lot Sc prida, takze
majetek ten ma diva loty
'(S0x15O). Toto jest oprav-
dova lace, pouze $4,000.
HIo oto CO ~
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-13
shines 50 generously on this fair land
Jacksonville Times-union.
LEON PRIME ENTERS -
RACE FOR SHERIFF

Mr. Leon Prime makes announce
ment in our columns today OF MS can
didacy for Sheriff OF Polk coun'''
Mr. Prime has had the ambition "
be Sheriff for long time, ana lii'nN'
the present a suitable opportunity ioi
realizing this ambition. He is a Ois'
handsome fellow, who looks the part
of sheriff. and We are sure would ACT
it. as we'll Moreover, he evidences
fine spirit. declaring that he IS run
ming entirely on his own merits anu
has no word of criticism of his oppon'
ents. His pleasing personality anu
good nature will go far toward WIN
ming him votes and he undoubtedly
4. .hs race 70 De
will make a factor Ia
reckoned with
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-13

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AND
FOR POLK C0USTY.-Msude A. Tuthill, vs.
Merton l. Tuthill
1t appearing by AFFIDAVIT filed BY the com.
plainant in the above entitled cause that tire
residence OF the defendant is unknown and
that be is over the age Of twenty-one years.
and that there Is no person residing In the
State OF Florida the service Of a subpoena
upon whom would bind the said defendant, II
is ordered that the said defendant Merton L.
Tuthill do appear TO the Bill Of Complain,
fled in this cause on or before the Rule Day
in April. A D., 1899. the same being the 5th
day Of the said month. and answer the said
bill, otherwise the allegations therein con
tanned will be taken as true AND confessed
1t is further ordered that his order be
published in the Lakeland Evening Telegram
a newspaper Of general circulation. published
| in Lakeland, Polk county FLORIDA for 9Th,
| consecutive weeks
Witness my hand and oticiai seal al Bartow
Polk County. FLORIDA, this seth day Of Jan
uary. A. d. 1899.
]. A. JOHNSON,
ssT Clerk Circuit Court.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-13
NAtL.i.ETS
FROM
TIE DEEP.
&C. ureen

You can offend and insult a person
and he will get mad. but a lamp new
er gets put out over but one thing
The population of Cuba has iu-
creased five thousand in the past two
months, 1nsre's a reason and i;
isn't Postum.
Senators ought 10 be good al
throwing the Bullsheyiki.
It's always easy to find a jury for
a liquor case, especially when the
twelve men have to sample the stuff
How can a man eat with a name
like D'Annnuzio?
AN AuASCA NAAA AAOhE IL
matter how much the rent is raised
on him.
That air race from New York to
Nome should be changed to New York
TO Havana The goal would be more
worth while making.
A sweet young thing told me thi.
morning that she didn't like the Rus
sian boys on account OF their anar
kisses.
The man who dreams he has pill
of money should put ii in the banl
before he awakens.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-13
FURNITURE AT AUCTION
on LOT AT CITY HALL
NEXT SATURDAY AT $50 p. n

Iron bed, springs and mattress. .
pillows, wood cook stove. 8 burner
Perfection oil stove and oven; kitchen
safe, S chairs, rockers, refrigerator.
sideboard, oil heater. parlor stand.
incubator, shovel. rakes. hoes. extra
large refrigerator. also several watch
es and other jewelry.
B. H. HARNLY. AUCTI0NEER,
Phone IS Blue 6Si
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-13
FLORIDA mlDWINTER FAIRS

Florida s3ourishes famOusly in mid
wi ter and puts its best foot forward
for the edification of the million or
mere OF winter visitors to the state,
by exhibiting It's marvellous resources
and accomplishment at series of
sectional and county fairs.
The Florida State Fair is held late
in the fall or early in the winter. in
Jacksonville and this gives the many
thousands of tourists who are just en-
tering the state an opportunity TO see
some of the products raised in the va
rious sections of the state. The
Northern section OF the state holds
its county fairs in the fall, showing
the general farm crops and live stock
br' :" -''a ..-'-.a- iha southern half
OF the state blossoms forth with its
wealth OF semi-tropicai fruits anu
vegetables of every description.
This week Orlando. /, commonly
known as The City Beautiful, with its
half dozen lovely lakes in the corpor-
ate limits and its attractive foliage
and flowers and beautiful homes, is
in the limelight with its tenth annu-
! al sub-tropical mid-winter fair, which
is participated in by several counties
adjoining Orange, Of which Orlando
, is the county seat This affair has
taken on the proportions OF real ex'
position and has many attractions
that are we'll worth seeing, aside from
the natural beauties of the city and
Its environments and it is expected
that people will journey from ever!
section of the state 10 attend this
fair.
ST. Lucie county, one of the newer
counties OF the state. is trying it,
wings on its first flight into thu
realms of county fairs this week ant
J vero. the vigorous young city, which
. has become famous in five years TO
Tits enterprise and exceptional pro
gress. is the scene of the first 81
Lucie county fair. From all report
, the fair grounds and buildings are III
usually fine for a beginning and III
: exhibits have been a surprise even I
! the most sanguine.
!. Next week the second most amb
a tious event in the fair line will b
! held in Tampa. The South Florid
! Fair has become an event of impor
i ance in Florida. second only othe bi
state fair in Jacksonville and thi
year it is TO have the favorite a
! traction of the Gasparilla carniva
4 which was ommitted last year on a.
count of war conditions. Prepar;
tons have been going forward fo
this big fair for the past two month
and it is reported that most of tn
counties in the southern section ,
the state will be represented wit
handsome displays and the live stoc
lexhibits will be the largest ever see
at Tampa fair.
Next month there will be the b
IT Palm Beach county fair and 81
. dance at West Palm Beach and Il
r, 23rd or oath annual Dade Coun
d. Fair at Miami and several other cou
a ty fairs are reported COR other cou
l. ties. which are making rapid progre
in development Verify, Florida is
great state and becoming great
a with every round of the sun viii,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-13

1t would be a narrow and selfish
policy for any county to complain be-
cause il is paying taxes to help buiii
State roads in aioIher part of the
State. Every road built in Florida
indeed, every road leading into Flor
sda-is of value to every county Of
Florida II Polk county's fine cour
~ road system were isolated on &C
count of being surrounded by bad
roads in other parts of the State.
much OF its value would be lost. We
want people to be able TO get here
as much as We want roads for then
after they get here The State road
department has been doing some roal
building in Polk county. for which
other parts Of the State will have 10
help pay. 1t will not do some between
Lake City and Jacksonville. for which
Polk county will have TO help pay
The Federal government bears hal.
the cost of the Lake City-Jacksonville
road. and that road will benefit the
whole State. Our State taxes are
high. but the portion that goes to-
ward building is comparatively
small and it is the portion from
which we get actual, concrete bene-
hts in the shape Of improved roads
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-02-13

The Ocala Star casts doubt on that
story of the Texas man. who having
become suddenly rich. gorged himself
on $3.50 worth of bananas. and died.
Ii declines to believe that at present
prices a man could buy enough ba-
nanas or anything else for s4.S0 10
even make himself sick.