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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16

One OF the attractive social af-
fairs of the week was tho recep-
ton given Monday afternoon ain the
Country club with Mrs. J. Arthur
Hull as hostess. The large ballroom,
the dining room and sunparlot were
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16

Mrs. George Grant Gillette con
ferred beautiful social courtesy ON
Mrs. Paul Dillon OF New York who
was the guest until mid week OF
Mrs. John Murray Ward In Hotel
ketchum when she entertained at
bridge on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Gillette's attractive home In
Maple Ridge was the setting and
with Infinite taste. pink and white
In homer OF the season formed the
color tones. Flowers and satin rib
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16
Dinners

4 very delightful affair OF the
week was The dinner party given
by Dr. and Mrs. Fred G, Clinton In
their home for Mr. and Mrs Wallace
Noble Robinson OF Kansas city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16

Mrs. l.. Kertzman brought a few
friends together for an informal
bridge and 500 party on Monday af-
ternoon in honor of Miss Jane
handlon, the guest OF Mrs. Ransom
dumes. Scores were made by Mrs.
=, t. Quinn and Mrs. Leo Quinn,
MISS Handlon was presented with
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16

Mrs. Arthur Newlin and Mrs
John Mckinley have named the
afternoon OF May 25 as the time In
which they will entertain with a
luncheon in the Country club.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16

were members OF tho 4. s. A. club
and their husbands, MIR i.uclan
Eaton of Kansas city who Ia the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Mccullough
for grand opera
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16
Informal

Mrs. Loring G. Bradstreet will
preside as hostess at the weekly
bridge tea in the Country club on
Wednesday afternoon. Assisting
Mrs Bradstreet will be Mesdames
Harry c. Ashby, T. X. Smith, II.
J.. Fitzgerald d. f. Mcmahon, John
Mayo. w. l.. Lewis, A. L. Alison.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16

the styles fabrics
a
certain and the equally satisfactory
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16

Akaka Kama club dance at
Hotel TULSA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16

the highest
Mostly kind Tafea tcolet
spring Regular
sizes, now priced TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

Noscs OF Iihorenc.
Armenia had II Homer. Ills nlnlc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

experienced the Surprisingly good Of
IectS of decided moderation In eating.
think | got my first hint. iupr"h-
aDic as IL may seem, from observe
tion or the eating habits OF the trcnca
IN their own homcS--nI France. The
land Of ,good-conk!uE The French
nave the genius 81 detail which
Suldea them IN all things. They pre-
pNrc the most delicious Foods III the
world. but they cat them with delhi
:ratlon, with ccnE.rSation. with Ell
JoSfnent Of IrrrH"is aud sips that the
gross appetite OF the fnEiiShman. tic
German aud too often the American.
would regard a too !rsiGniiicant for
my mouths hut those or !il!iput inn5.
The French arr loss in danger from
snHory winds ;hau we are, because
,heS know how - eat them without
neinS oppressed by them. And they
Know how 10 dvl:ik. tun. while we.
VINO seemed incapable OF learning 50
Siihpie IL thing. have. rs = consequence.
neon fnrDil.,cn 10 llimn al all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
Local Treatment
to Driue off Warts
Nitrate Of Siirer Point
Effective OIL Those
Small IN Size.
ny BRICE uEI.pEN. VI. u.

wAr; ~ y projcc;iue growth o.
cells derived from The mos; superb
c'ai layer g: me skin. although III,
nipa.c,t>c elevation Which forms tn,
Eeua1s:!oa Is ccnkcc:cd with "A deep
1' structure known SS the true skin
and contains - SINAI. hood vessel
The rusEcI accu;nuai;!on OF cells
may tax" various rcrms AID may APP
pear almost anywhere. out ;hr hands.
face. scalp %; back are the usual
aites
In Young people ;hey are mos, apt
- arrca" on parts unprotected by
clothing. So; IN later life they are
more often met with on covered par;e.
especially The back
When very numerous. tiatiencd and
p:E;neH'ed IN persons pas; middle life
they are sometimes associated with
or appear 70 ec the forcrunm.rs OF In
iernai cancer. ~ So-call.d skin can-
Gers may talk. their start in TIRE warts
tA-"iS".NcS Warts chat cause con-
Siderable i;cH.nS ate the most likely
10 undergo clnc"rnuS Change.
Warts are p:oha by mildly conta-
i;!ows.
Some .n,crnhl remedies. strange
I" say. Seem :" exert an iniucncr on
warts Among thcS. perhaps the
most effective - :he common EPSON
salt. which Is; recon rnrndcd in doses
OF threc grains three times day in
the cas-" ~ child-cD. and % half a
N'HNppohtN. tl!tN times "a Gay in
adults The manner Of It's action is
81 mystery.
Regarding local treatment. various
more or less powerful agents are en-
plo?cu 10 rcnuyr warts or prevent
their recurrence after shipping on In
the case OF Very small warts touching
the BIAS" v lii !, nitrate az silver point
after removal OF the warts with
SCISSORS IS frequently cncctigc.
Nitric acid ar the acid nitrate %
TlRF
which are sometimes employed to do
s;roy warts They are applied TO thS
surface % tho war: with a small glass
rod or the end Of a tocthpick. They
are pain.nl and leave q scar. II they
arc used tn" surrounding skin should
he protected with WAX or parafiin and
- pi"c" OF bio:t!nE paoer be held
ready To mon M any excess
: Joss drastic II slower cure Is q
saturated solution Of salicylic acid
In alcohol.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
IOciisnI

An advertising man returned from
IN" ur cnt. declares that Japanese
merchants and Manufacturers who
have occasion "a use printers ink. are
not disposed 10 limit themselves "a
mere statistical nr prosy statements
concerning the excellence OF their
wares. Among entertaining hits III.
Traveller noticed In hrs study OF
I"pan"sr advertising Wore ;lic follow
ing. as translated into r:nElish:
cur silks ANA satins arc M smooth
'S !SdyS cheek and Colored with
I'll" pertrction o. natures rairaow''
The print ~ nui books is rs clear
~ finest crystal; IN. mn.t>r as charm.
ing 49, Il singing Ii;i."
Goods from our store are riis1e.ch
ed with the Swiftmcss OF Il hall from,
,hc mouth Of cannon"
t:rItls done uD with such trnd.,
care u" a good wife hcHtows upon =
wort nN llIS baNI'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
Mining lhc Minor pInmcts.

me late Andrew Carnegie shared
an almost unipu" horror with the EN-
press Eugcnic in having It planet
named after him durin-; his life
me. Two Of the remarkable fam
liE OF minor planets situated bet wccn
the orbits of Jupiter and Mars were
named carE"rj" ANA i;uscnia In
Nr. EarHccicS case. The honor was
PAID him by til" international com
hiftcc who i;aV. the minor planet 8
their names in recognition Of his
'nunitccnt gifts To American OLE
!;"rHatorits and scientific research
S"stcd that he should buy the right
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
HOW TO JUDGE Il WOMAN
BY HER HAIR

There is real common sense in
1usi noticing whether the hair Is
well kept to judge OF wonan.s
hea'hess or good taste. II you arc
one Q! the fc" who try 10 mike
inc mos; %: your hair, remember
THAT II is not advisable to wash The
hair with any cleanser made for All
purposes, but always use some good
shampoo. You can ENJOY the gerry
best t.! getting some canthrcS iron,
your druggist, dissolve L. tenspo an
iui in cup OF hot water This
makes fun cup of shampoo liuuid
enough so Il ~ easy 10 apply Il TO
al thc hair instead o: just the ton
Of the head HnndruY. excess oil
and dir. are dissolved and cn,irel,
disappear. You hair will he SO
iiuhy that !; VIII look much hea .lcr
han IL is. LIS iustcr and softn.ss
VIII also dcliEh; you. while the
stimulated scIlp gains the health
"hich irSurts hair growth.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

Read This
April 20, 20.
Columbia Furniture Co.
81 East Broad ST,
richmond Va.
Gentlemen:
We beg to acknowledge receipt OF your
order for the following ice coupon books,
and we thank you for same:
20 1,000-lb. coupon books at So so each.
20 5OO-lb. coupon books at 80 rs each.
We will make deliveries of ice on these
coupons to any point within the city limits
when notified by you, or by the purchaser
OF one OF your refrigerators.
Again thanking you for your order
Yours very truly.
THE CRYSTAL ICE co.
tSigned) j. c. KENT,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

was Moses OF khorcnc. Like Homer.
Moses OF khorcmc. who wrote in the
seventh century, was held to be
dealing altogether with tradition un-
I'll archacologi cal discoveries re-
Voalcd that some OF his pcrsonagcy
were historic Scmiramus. the Queen
who built The city Of Van. much MS
Homer describes Dido building the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

city Of Carthage. has been found Il,
the records OF the past: but tho civil.
,HatI"n OF her day was overthrowr
oE Cyrus ana his successors. and IN,
iand became Armenia. and cntcr.J
upon period of about a ,housnn ~,
Years when general iiliteracy Oh.
tanned among the population. Con
crrhlng this period practically n,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

TO name the as;croids-or which
there are several discovered every
ycnr--and that the money thus OBJ
taincd Should he used to cndow re-
search observations in the southern
hemisphere. by, nothint came OF the
proposal. II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

l.onn car-ied ms, now be conccn-
irRt.d on an area ten times smaller
than before. 30 that the tension. or
potential. Will bo Increased ton fold
y further merging of drops In
r'rascs the potential again until at
last = h"c"ues 40 great that an
cruptir" discharge takes place from
th' cloul II the form OF light
ming st-ofr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

II the things we cat have proper
food value we need not worry I'm
duly as TO .krir digestion. absorb
ton and utilization by the normal
And further they say: This ex-
hi;; we can bc 10 tn. normal stomach
and get AWAY with Il. but docs not
wiSest policy"
Probably NOBODY would rc@urd It
ns wise n2!icy: or even to!erable
to ca, and drink. IL kept within
moderate limits. is certainly one of
the legitimate pleasures u! life on
ms far travelled hall OF earth. But
there h another point Of view. Over
eating Is one Of the evils bcsettin.
man from which II IL hardest for
aim to ESCAPE thr"ugh his own will!
known arguments on this subject.
Every man mtn't learn for himae!f
The fac, that he. is probably eating
twice AZ much food M what would
bo for him N" op;imum amount.
some are Fortunate enough 10 learn
that lesson before their anret.tes
Il good recovery. bu; not SO the ma
iority.
What Ovcrrnting Does.
body ana srossncsis Of mind. and the
great provocativ. Ia this Indulgence
is savor.nrsS OF food $" far then.
the JEFFERSON Medicm, coll@se dis
proves the saying of Il leading physi-
oloEiSt. ;hat what man likes best
he digcsts best" il may be 81 public
benefit by di$pe(l;ne the almost UNI
v"rsnl belief that the more On. ZEN
joys his food tn. more good IL viii
do him. which belief, ir IL is not true.
i* harmful. .incc there Is always dan
Ecr OF ovcrsaiin. when the viandS
are Savory. but none when they are
!ackinE in appeal 20 III" palate.
Lately on" often hears the SuEgcs-
ZION that {. WAY 70 Cnt iowa the hi.h
cost pf living would be Ia cat less.
But with those who are accustomed
to eat as much as ;hcy can hold. or
80 on" the advantaE" to their mock
ctbOokS from exercising = rcaSonahlr
self restraint would be infinitely less
than the gain that tncy would ind
in l'eh;ncss of body and cl.arncSs OF
brain. | would not speak so conf
dot" :hnut tE.S If had not myself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
0VEREAT|NC IS HARMFUL,
CLAIMS NOTED SCIENTIST
Interesting Experiment Recently
Conducted at jefferson Medical
College, Philadciphiu.
IN GNKItI:T"r y. SEItVISS

,curiously interesting experiment
has been tried. with what. l think. is
an unexpected result. ut the .ieEcr-
son Medical College in Philadelphia.
, determine whether the ultimate re-
turn tu 81" body from uup;,la;ab!c
food is different from that of the
same TODD palatahiy served In
other words. is food that tastes good
more nouriShtnE than the same food
SO prepared that il tastes bad!
1T seems !; have been suspected
that psychic stimuli. j. G.. ;ood
cheer. induced by pleasant the APP
petite. miEht react upon the diEcS-
more benefit from the food eaten
would bc derived If tho food was
swallowed eagerly and rlcasur;ihly
than II II wa-s taken With d!s+uSt
ana merely 10 stLrc oft hunger.
Tic cNpcrir-ntcrs certainly made
.heir description OF the dish tha,
WAS prepared for tho days when the
hoh1h laiaole Was in order. causes the
mere readers gorge IL rise ~ little
i"e result seems Ia have practically
ur'cr.ditud thr supposed psychic in
f!ucnC". Here is the statement made
hy the *up'rviaors y: The expert
;rcut:
Hard Problem.
The differences in utilization Of
the pal.tah.r and uupalatabl- foods
were quit. S:nalr as were the varI,
short test Indicates that navur is
NOT IN" outstanding dirtctic asset
that some people would have uS be-
love II the stomach aud intestine
can only be caioled into making the
proper effort. the unsavory concoc-
tion can De diEcsted Just about aa
satisfactorily as can The food mix
tur". which makes a stronger appeal
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-13
ITALIAN ARISTOCRACY
ASKED TO SHARE HOMES
WITH HOMELESS ROMANS
(By Associated Press. J

Rome. Aug. 13 Accommodations
Lusignoli, the new head of the Hous-
ing Commission. with touching be-
lief in the goodness of human nature.
celebrated his appointment by send
ing an appeal to the aristocracy OF
Rome, asking them to allow any
spare rooms in their splendid old
Palaces to be rented out to some OF
the weary seekers after house room
in the Eternal City.
All with one consent began to
make excuse. King Victor, however.
was an exception. He has already
made ten new apartments for humble
families in the large stables near the
Quirinal Palace which his father.
King Humbert, kept full Of horses,
but which, since the accession Of the
present king, have always been more
or less empty. At an expense Of
nearly 100000 he plans to construct
80 more apartments.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-13
INJURED AS
WHITE BUS TURNS
OVER NEAR CITY

Just before going to press 1t was
learned that the White Bus, running
between this city and Tampa, turned
over a short time before 4 o'clock,
on Lemon street. four, blocks from
the Kibler Hotel. Four of the pas
sengers. one woman and three men.
were badly hurt. They were carried
TO the City Hospital where they are
now being examined. Their names
could not be learned, nor the exten:
of their injuries. It was aid that the
driver of the bus turned sharply aside
to avoid Hitting a wagon and team
which entered the street in front OF
him from a cross street. One wheel
of the bus ran onto the curb, and the
Ger turned over.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-13
HEAVY DECREASE IN SUGAR PRICES .~
FORESHADOWED BY LATEST REPORTS

lative stocks, have been offered for
some days at IS cents per pound for
fine granulated, but no weakness o..
the part of refiners was in evidence
until yesterday. Holders OF large
stocks express the fear that they have
oyerstayed their market. Dealers
declare the present weakness Is due
to lack of demand for refined sugar
free offerings from all parts of the
world, and a feeling of unrest
throughout the trade. Lack Of de-
mand indicates that heavy purchases
in the early part of the year were
not entirely for immediate consump-
ton.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-13
WHALE HUNTING In BLIMPS
LATEST CALIFORNIA SPORT

Long Beach, Cal, Aug 13.--Whale
hunting from a baby blimp is a pro-
iect of Captain John d. Loop, a res.
ident here, who has had many years
experience whaling in the old fashion
ed way Captain Loop has invented
an aerial harpon to be dropped upon
the whale with buoy attached to
trace the leviathan after he is struck,
When the whale comes up for air aft
er he is struck the captain proposes
to attack him with boom gun. A
blimp is being rigged at a Los Ange'
les flying field to try out Captain
Loops method
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-13
YEGGMEN MAKE BIG HAUL
AT N. c. POST OFFICE
(By Associated Press.)

Fairmont, N. c., Aug. 13.-Yegg-
man robbed the postoffice here early
thismorning of $4,000 in currency
and several hundred dollars in pos
tage stamps.
The money belonged to the Bank
of Fairmont, having been sent by In
sured mail.
The people near the building were
awakened by the explosion which op'
ened the safe and when they ran out,
the robbers ordered them to retreat,
which they did WIN several shots
were fired.
The robbers escaped in stolen au'
tomobile which they abandoned a
mile from town,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-13
LAKELANDERS GO ON LONG
CRUISE ON NAVAL VESSELS

Tampa, Aug. 13 3.-Thirty-one
South Florida men, enrolled as naval
reservists, with six officers, embarked
here yesterday on the destroyer Os-
borne, for an extensive cruise up the
Atlantic coast. Part Of the reservists
will be taken on two weeks cruise,
touching Key West, Charleston, New
port, New York, Jacksonville, Miami
and back to Tampa on the Charles e.
Ausburne, companion destroyer to
the Osborne. The rest of the men
will go on four weeks cruise. The
men include the following from Lake
land: e. L. Padgett, A. B. Chiles.
F. W. Clonts and Cornelius Witter
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-13
WOMEN OF PUNTA CORDA
TO FORM NOVEL CLUB

Punta Gorda, Aug. 13.-Active steps
are being taken towards the forma-
tion of the Women's Ailment Club,
which will fill a long-felt want. The
chief qualification for membership re.
quires that each applicant for admis.
sion must have at least three physical
ailments to present for the consider
alton of the club, whose sympathy
and advice will be given free Of
charge to the sufferer. II is well
known fact that women suffering
from any mental or bodily trouble
rarely get any sympathy from their
husbands or other male connections
and II was an appreciation of this
fact that moved several of the lead
ing ladies of the town to undertake
the organization of this highly desir
able club.
AS soon as the club is fully organ
ized, it will hold weekly meetings, al
each of which one of the towns physi
clans will be invited to be present
and advise the members as to the
best remedies for their ailments. Any
doctor refusing an invitation to at
tend meeting Of he club, will be boy
cotted. Local druggists also will bt
invited to attend the meetings, bring
samples of their patent medicines
and expatiate upon their virtues.
One member of the club will be Sc
lected each month to enter some san
itarium, submit to a surgical opera
tion, and on being discharged, mak'
to the club a detailed report Of he
experiences.
Surely, this club is going to be ;
highly interesting one.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-13
MONEY OF STATE
TIED UP IN BANK
BUSTED BY PONzI
(By Associated Press.)

Boston, Mass, Aug. 13.-The state
Of Massachusetts had $125,0O0 on de-
posit in the Hanover Trust Company,
the bank wrecked by Ponzi. It is
announced that the "financier" has
debts outstanding to the extent Of
100000, How muh of that huge
sum is due to the bank of which he
was a director, and which was closed
by the state bank examiners, is not
known. 1t is intimated, however, that
the capital of the bank is seriously
impaired, if not wiped out
Ponzi, who was arrested yesterday
by federal authorities, was released
on a bond of $25,00O. He was immed.
lately re-arrested on a municipal war
rant charging larceny, and held under
bond Of $4,000.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-13
|0RT MEADE MAN TO
HEAD MASONIC HOME

ST. Petersburg, Aug. 1a.-At a
pecial meeting of the trustees Of the
florida Masonic Home held yester-
lay at Tampa. Walter Scott, Of Fort
feade was elected superintendent of
pc Petersburg institution. Mrs.
|cott was elected matron Of the
Home The meeting was called to
|onsider the resignation of Mrs
Petherton, teh present matron, who
Spects to retire Sept. 1.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-13
rlTY OF ORLANDO WILL
ADOPT A BUDGET SYSTEM

Orlando, Aug. 13.--A budget sys-
fem for the city of Orlando Is being
Forked out by the city commission
Prs, to be operative from August l
|s2O, to July 81, 1921. J. c. Bernard,
pity clerk and A. e. Collins, a certi-
PED accountant of Tampa, are work
|ng out the details in conjunction
Fith Mayor Duckworth. The general
plan adopted by st, Petersburg Will
pc followed.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-13
by Associated Prsss.)

New York, Aug 13 Cheaper su-
gar is In sight. Movements in the
market 1foreshadow a heavy decline
III prices. One large dealer, acting
upon the market outlook, has reduced
the price of fine granulated sugar
from 21 to II cents Raw sugar Is
selling on a basis of 1904 cents,
which is ten cents pound less than
tie high level of three months ago.
A pronounced weakness in raw su-
gar made its appearance early in the
week, affecting future contracts OF
the exchange and in the spot" mar
ket. Second hand sugar, or specu-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-13
|EW CONFERENCE
|OF PREMIER Is
| BEING ARRANGED
|viet Forces Within Is Miles Of
Warsaw State Of Siege De-
eDared in That City--British La
Dor Voices its Objection to War
With Soviet Russia With We
hemence in Special Lond 0 n
Conference.
(By Associated Press.)

Warsaw, Aug. 13.-Russian forces
I've reached a point within twenty
hes of Warsaw, and a state of siege
declared here. Civilians are not
lrmitted on the streets after ten
block at night.
Polish successes have been report
on the southern front where the
hssians have been pushing on Lem
|rg.
Authorized delegates with power to
lgotiate preliminary peace treaty
III leave here Saturday night to
eet the Bolshevik plenipotentiaries.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-13
OLDEST MAN In INDIANA
CELEBRATES HIS BIRTHDAY
(Py Associated Press.)

Wabash, Ind, Aug. 13.-"Uncle
Jack Higgins, pioneer resident OF
Wabash, celebrated his 101nd birth
day here recently. Uncle jack
came here for the anniversary from
the Marion National Military Home,
where he has been for the past three
months. He is said to be the oldest
man in Indiana. Born in Liverpool,
England, July is, 1918, Uncle Jack
came to America and first settled In
eastern Pennsylvania in 1s40. He
came to Wabash about year later
For so years he lived in the same
house.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-13
FORT MYERS TO SPEND
LARGE SUM in PUBLICITY
(By Associated Press.)

Fort Meade, Aug. 13.--Arrange-
ments have been made to spend $780,
900 on publicity for this city during
the coming season. A volunteer com.
mittee composed of q. e. Dankohler
Harry Johnson and Mr. wilderquist
has been appointed to solicit sub.
seriptions. Grella's band has been Sc
cured for winter concerts, the con.
tract calling for 5000 for the sea
son. Wo concerts will be given dali,
except Sunday.