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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16

by the laboring man and the million
aires alike. Our friend Col. Joe
Earman, OF the Palm Beach Post, has
courteously sent us a cut, making a
fine picture of the band, which we
print in another column.
And this is what Col. Earman
writes us:
q am sending you by this mail
under separate cover cut of the Uni
yersity OF Florida Band.
This band is fine aggregation Of
manly boys.
They produce first-class music.
"They are very friendly and agree
able.
these boys have every man, won
an and child in Palm Beach county a
their friend. t
1.-THE Sun Dance committee vii
pass a special requesting and do
unanimously requesting Doctor Mm
phree to send them to the Sun Dane
In West Palm Beach next year
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16
DR.. HULLY SPOKE
TO GOOD AUDIENCE
HERE LAST NIGHT


DR., Lincoln Hulley, candidate flor
Governor, spoke in the Park last
hlght this being the first political
speech of the campaign made in
Lakeland A very good crowd was
gu ito hear the speaker, and has was
given a very attentive hearing, his re-
marks being punctuated at times with
Applause
the speakers was introduced by
Mr.. H. G.. Petteway, an old Stetson
student, who paid fine tribute to his
former preceptor, Mr.; HUXLEY spoke
for about an hour, and was interest
ing throughout. He reviewed his rec
ord as an educator, business man and
State Senator and declared that rec.
ord to be his platform. He touched
briefly upon the various phases Of the
States industrial and political being,
as they may be affected by the Chief
Executive, emphasizing the declaration
that if he should be Governor he
would work in harmony with the 9TH
er executive officers of the State and
counties and would not be at logger
heads with them. He met the plea
that the State needs business man
for Governor by the statement that
he is business man, being the admin
istrative officer of the big Stetson
University, and though not banker
in the sense of being a money-lender
his knowledge Of banking was recog
lnized by his election, two or three
years ago, to the Office of president
of the State Bankers Association, II
this connection he stated that he was
lopposed to the insurance Of bank de
posits, as in his judgment it is no
the best thing. He touched on thu
temperance question, stating that III
had always been a tee-totaler, bu
that he did not condemn the mai
who was the slave of drink, but wa
always willing to give him an uplif,
ing hands He declared himself OF
posed to bolshevism in every forr
whatever, but said that people shout
not confuse bolsheyism with trades
unionism. There had been an effol
| to inject bolshevism into the unions
but the latter had repudiated it.
Mr., HUXLEY closed with pleasar
perorvation and Pat Murphys ben
diction," leaving his auditors in tn
best of humor. His address We
clean, and free from mud-slinging {
unpleasant reference to any otht
y candidate, He made fine impre
y sion upon the people, as he alwa!
II does upon any audience.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16
b. BILLINGSLEY, CANDI-
kTE FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
A VISITOR TO LAKELAND

\ distinguished visitor today is Mr..
L. Billingsley, Of Miami, who is
candidate for Attorney General OF
State of Florida. Mr.. Billingsley
been in public life in a number Of
portant positions, all Of which he
filled with credit. Among these
bitions was that Of Judge OF the
minal Court of Dade County. He
listed early in the war as pri-
fe, and came out as captain
pwing that he made good in the
by as well as in civil life. He is a
)asant gentleman, who has the hap
capacity Of making good impress
IN on first acquaintance, and is
fng up a mighty nice crop of votes
erever he goes.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16
INTER,c|TY FLYING
MACHINES WILL OPERATE
HERE TOMORROW

Inc lnter-City Air Line Corpora-
tlon' Of Lakeland, will be here -.
morrow Wednesday, afternoon with
one or possibly both Of their air.
planes, for the purpose Of carrvin .
passengers. George W. Haldema,.
new over yesterday from Tampa to
make arrangements for tomorrow's
date here He was accompanied bv
M, o9hn $. Prices, recently dis
charged from service at Carlstrom
Field. Mr.. Pricer has been employed
oy the local aviation company as a
pilot, and the company plans to Sc
cure its third plane within a yery
short time.
Mr.. Haldeman stated today that
this would be the last date at Lake
land for some time, as it is planned
to leave the early part Of next week
Tor Georgia to fill some dates there
involving the change in mid.air from
enc plane to another by Roger O.
Williams, which stunt was staged a,
Tampa during the Fair.
Mr.. Haldeman stated that the dat,
here tomorrow would be followed b,
oates at Barlow Thursday, ant
Brooksville Friday and Saturday. H,
and Mr.. Pricer left this morning il
the Imp for Brooksville to complet.
arrangements for the date there, an,
Will return to Lakeland this after
noon.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16
DR.. GRAYS LECTURE
At LAKE MORTON
SCHOOL TONIGHT

The people of Lakeland should not
fail to embrace the opportunity to
hear the splendid lecturer. DIR. John
A. Gray, who will give one of his great
lectures at the Lake Morton School
Auditorium tonight.
Admission is free to the public, the
children of the school paying the ex
pense of this Lyceum number and
thus standing treat" to their elders
Appreciation of this liberality should
be shown by very large attendance
DR.. Gray is a celebrity of nationwide
fame, and his lecture tonight canno
fail to please, entertain and instruct.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16
At Tourist
Headquarters
Wisconsin Day Was
Appropriately Observed

Wisconsin Day Was
Appropriately Observed
Wisconsin Day in charge Of Mrs.
Maxwell was a great success, and
every possible number was encored.
Opening with america, Mrs. Letcher
al the piano end Mr.. Bayley, cor
net.
Greeting by the president, DR..
Sheath were responded to by Mrs.
Maxwell in a most charming manner,
who in trite, clever talk told Of
Wisconsin--her old home-a state
with famed university, great natur-
al resources, fine scenery; the birth.
place Of Eben Rexford, IONA Gale, Ell
la Wheeler Wilcox; Milwaukee. the
home of the first typewriter, invented
by Sholes and Glidden.
Miss Glidden Is a Lakeland visitor
and furnished the Wisconsin banner
and pennants.
Silver Threads Among the Gold
was beautifully sung by Lakeland S
well-known quartet, led by Mrs. Nc
Geoch.
Mr.. Zeitlow gave an impressive
picture of early pioneering days in
Wisconsin and spoke Of her valuable
mines, vast timber and numbering in
terests. dairying, etc.--a complete
state within herself.
i America, the Beautiful was sung
by Master Herbert Smith, in clear
well-trained voice.
Mrs. Hannah gave Laugh and the
World Laughs with YOU" and gra
c,ously responded with two othel
readings all greatly enjoyed.
In behalf of the Tourist Club {
gold-headed cane was presented t
DR.. Sheath by Mrs. Herbert W
Smith in charming way.
DR.. Stacey led in prayer, and tn
Star Spangled Banner was sung un
+ der the leadership of Prof. Moore
4 the tourists new musical star.
4 And all voted Mrs. Maxwell
! splendid hostess.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16
THE UNIVERSITY BAND

Prof. A. r. Marks of this city who
is leader of the University Band at
Gainesville, has just been down with
his musicians and of the trip the
Gainesville Sun says:
Gainesville is very proud OF the
splendid band of the University OF
Florida. 1t is a great privilege to
us to be able to hear the excellent
music made FOR our citizens every
Saturday evening and on all public
occasions.
The boys went down to West Pain
Beach, by invitation to attend the
Sun Dance, given in honor of thu
birthday of the late Henry M. Flagle
1t was a great occasion, INDUCED II
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16
FAvORS "NATIvE SONS"

Some time ago the Telegram ~
marked that Florida was standing
hack waiting for an introduction.
It is likely that not a native born
citizen Of Florida is asking to be n
candidate for an Office in the United
States Congress or state Of Florida
Florida has plenty of competent
men to fill all her offices and II they
will step forward and pay their en-
trance fee they will get the support
OF the voters OF Florida.
9O7 SOUTH FLORIDA AVE.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16
NOTICE TO AMERICAN LEGION

The American Legion will discuss
the additional bonus bill for ex-sol-
diers and sailors at their regular
meeting tonight at eight o'clock in the
City Hall, and take some stand, and
notify their representatives in Con
gress as to their desires.
If you wish to have a voice in this
matter you will be present promptly
at eight o'clock
All business will be TRANSACTED
promptly and the meeting adjourned
in time for those who wish to attent
the show to do so.
A. r. CARVER,
Adjutant.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16

(omorrow at noon members of the
|nmittee on Community Council
meet at the Woman's Club build
for luncheon, and will hear the
bmittee reports, which it is under
ID are ready to be submitted. All
ke who attended the previous
bting, and any. other members of
committee, are urged to be pre-
\, as the plans for a definite pro-
hi of civic improvement, covering
erm of years, will then be submit
and gotten in tangible form for
|fcation by the City Commission
other organizations.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16
IMPORTED DRESS GOODS

am now ready to call and display
the beautiful embroidered robes and
domestice yard goods of exclusive de-
sign direct from the House Of
Schweizer, Switzerland. Phone 1872
Red. MRS. c. G. REDGRAVE.
901
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16

|. Alex Patton, former resident
h. city. is a visitor to Lakeland,
,rest Of his sister, Miss Nuna
!, and other members Of his
h. II has been six years since
r patton was in Lakeland, and he
=. wonderful development during
.;me he has been away. He ex-
|, n spend two or three months
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16
kim
GET THE HABIT

The use of Kim is habit-one OF
those good habits that every house,
keeper should have. All users agree
that the longer they use Kiln the
more indispensable 1t becomes to
their homes.
MRS. ]. r. HOUGHTOE,
Sol 3. Iowa Ave- 202 Biue
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16
Camp Fire Girls'
Activities

The home baked sale of the Tens
kwah-ta- wah Camp Fire Girls was a
success last Saturday, we having sold
goodies to the amount of 1885,
We met at the home of our sister,
A lice Eaton, last night. We are pro-
crossing rapidly in learning songs
with motions. Next Thursday night
we will meet with Hattie Burg to
practice songs. All Camp Fire Girls
please be present.
HATTIE BURG, Reporter.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16

w;,, be meeting Of the Rec
p ~. c,ob Friday at $3.50 p. m. at
y" ,,ist building, for visiting club
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16

|. and Mrs, John Patterson ! are
!, ,snts Of lovely little daughter
last night at the City Hospital.
/ mother and daughter are doing
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16

and Mrs. Shirley Guthrie and
I,v little daughter Mary Jane, OF
ksonyille, arrived in Lakeland to-
n make this city their future
u Mr.. Guthrie having a response
,osition in A. C. L. yards here
the present they are guests o!
Guthrie's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
4 Guthrie on East Lemon street
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16

FOR SALE-Ford touring 1915; lots
of accessories; rafting good car
for $500. 21s South Missouri Ave.
sos
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16

We will also sell at Auction 4 other
fine lots in Dixieland, donated to the
Baptist Sunday School Building Fund.
Entire proceeds going to said fund.
Lots Ia and Is, Block A, on Hunter
street Lot %, Block r, on Ariana
street, and Lot 8, Block S, on Han
cock street.
All high, beautiful lots covered with
oak trees and within block of South
Florida avenue.
Sale will start on Park street lots.
Go out South Florida avenue to Park
street, then East / block to Cloth
sign. Free autos to sale.
These splendid lots will be sold
"Cut LOOSE absolutely without re-
serve. The opportunity is yours
NATIONAL REALTY AUCTION co
B. H. HARNLY, Auctioneer
Phone 4S6 Blue S9l
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16
ITO d d n y q p p q q
! CON Q

q Q q o q n y q q q
L. sutophin, who has been
land visitor all winter, leaves
|fsupsr, Ky, today
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16
AUCTION LOT SALE

Thursday, March 18, at 1880 p. N.
ON PARK STREET, IN DlxiELAND
Only / block off of South Florida
avenue, fronting South on Park street
which street is paved. Many fine
oak and other shade trees on these
lots making them very desirable and
beautiful building lots.
TERMS:-1-3 Cash, balance 6 and
IL months.
FREE! IS to one guessing nearest
what these lots will sell for.
Miss Gertrude Overstreet, Owner.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16
AmusementS
LA LA LUCILLE PLEASED
AUDIENCE in TAMPA


A wire to Manager G. W. {
, Hoffman, Of the Auditorium s
from Manager Cooley Of the
I Tampa Bay Casino says;
! Tampa, Fla, March Is, 1890.
J Geo. w. Hoffman,
: Auditorium Theater,
y Lakeland, Fla.
Z La La Lucille played here
y last night and was not only a
= good show and pleased but had
= a snappy story throughout. 1t
y is different from our other mu-
Il steal comedies In being full Of
q spice.
q G. D. COOLEY, Mgr.
y Tampa Bay Casino.
q q q q q II q n u u q y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-22
Ell BOLSHEVIKIS-
MO FEMENINO

Un gruupo de senoras, como va dijo
Ell MUNDO, ha hecho plblica NANTES
taci0n, en- Washington, contra los in
gleses, porque N oacceden las deman
dss de Irlanda. Y las exaltadas damas
llegaron xeteriorizar su fervor con
un acto, cuya trascendencia podia ser
muy serio para los Estados Unidos,
81 este sino tuvieran en- sus manos me
6ios habiles para quedar bien.
La bnadera inglesa fue arrastrada
por el suelo y luego quemada. Una de
mio velocidad su fino pie jugo al
foot ball con las cenizas de la en-
sena britannica, demostrando de Sc mo-
do que un pie ca.7ado, aunque sea de
mujer, pierde la delicadeza espiritual
que en- otros momentos invita- una ca
ricia suave electrizante.
81 N;non hubiese sido feminista, Y
do estas irlandoflas, seguramente sus
pies no gozarian del prestigio con que
han llegado nosotros por boca de sus
admiradores.
El feminismo es tambien una fuerza
de opinion en- Puerto Rico. Nosotros sa
bemos 10 que vale esa nueva corriente
de opinion Y guardamos todo ell respeto
disponible para las esforzadas paladi-
nes de causa tan sfmpatica como e. me
joramiento collective del bello sexo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-22
CRONICASDE'AZO
LOS JUICIOS DE BAROJA

tramos. Mas no es ese ell encanto supre
mo del autor de 'Lo rojo y 10 negro" !;
10 que da valor a Stendhal es su ana
Isis psicologico; 10 que lie hace profun-
do es su preferencia, en- el espectaculo
del mundo, del espiritu-el alma huma-
ma sus comphcaciones-sobr los ac-
cidentes de las cosas (color formal.
Y precisamente Racine es ESQ tambien:
un anahsts, un psic6logo. "Pero Ra-
cine-se dira-no tiene los atrac; tvos,
las amenidades, los detalles pintorescos
que hacen que leamos encantados a STEM
dhal' Es cierta la objection Racine es
Ell psicologo directo, escueto, hmpio; en-
el no hay mas que espiritu jExisse al
guna diferencia esencial entire Racine
y Stendhal? GCaben esas dos modalida-
des espirituales en- una misma coviliza-
ci6n? acknowledgements; pero aqui en-
tramos va en- una question de tempera-
mento. Toda estetica es, EN- til.imo resul
tado, una psicologia. Baroja preferira
Stendhal; Anatole France prefiere-
toda su vida 10 ha preferido-a Racine.
-. Leamos Baroja a France, a
Stendhal Y Racine.
AZORIN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-22

Solamente podriamos obietsr que Ia
mujer pierde en- idealidad 10 que gana
en- estas luchas con Ell hombre para dis
cutirle el derecho a intervenir en- los
asuntos publicos. Sobre todo olvida
esos menesteres frivolamente deliciosos
que la hacen apetecible EN- cua,quier
instante Y que constituyeron siempre
la positiva fuerza de que han dispues
to para infiuir decisivamente en- la vo
luntad masculine.
Emilio CASTELAR, escribio ma obra de
dicada las mujeres celebres La his
toria nos revela el secreto poderoso
inhujo de todas cuantas han tenido
en- sus manos una voluntad sumisa. L.
gloria ha reservado siempre I'm ,ugar
preminente para las que supieron ofre
Ger prueba de talento, de inspiration o
de cultura. Sin embargo, nj CASTELAR,
nj la historic, nj ios libros EN- que de
jaron su excelss labor las intelectuales
hablan de que un gruupo femenino Sc
pronunciara tumultuarimente entire
CARA a la devastadora acci6n de las
llamas una bandera extranjera.
81 acaso. ell instantes de entuGasmo
patriotico, ha colaborado con el HON
bre EN- los grandes empehos regenerado
res de la humanidad.
Admiramos sinceramente el feminis
mo- Librenos Dios de no hacerlo asl
Pero, con toda esa admiration. prefe
rimos las que leen versos tienen exta
sis pueriles en- las novelas conservan
en- su mirada un encanto esencialmente
puro como el que hizo divine el rostro
de Santa Teresa de Jesus. las que IN
vaden ell Congreso americana. incrcpan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-22
LA cAUsA DE La carries

! La descoloracion proviene de esa peli-
cula y no de los dientes misnos Ella e8
la base del sarro; retiene los residuos dc
alimentos, que fermentan y forman acidos,
y al contacto de esos acidos los dientes Sc
carian mt
Millones de germenes Sc propagan en-
ella, y, junto con ell sarro, constituyen la
causa principal de la piorrea. Esa pelicula
es, pues, Ell peor enemigo de la dentadura.
PUEDE EVITARSE
Tras afios de infructuosas investi~~-
clones, la ciencia ha hallado hoy ell medic
de combatir esa pelieula-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-22

La base dcl Pcp1cGcnt es la pepsina,
6isolvente de la albGnnina Siendo ia pel-
Cula una substanc;a albuminosa, ell Pepso-
dent la disuclvc inpide su formation.
A1nquc c-to parczca r1uy scncillo, sin
embargo no 10 es. La pepsina debe COM
binarse con UT agente active como el
rcetcdo usual consiste en- r1ezclarla con
IN acido daiiino, el enpleo de csa drog1
| accc;a impossible.
Sc ha cncontrado ul agente active
irofensivo, y ahora la pepsina puede apli-
Carse dos veces al dia y a1n deiarse entire
los dientes sin peligro alguno. A clio SC
debe que millones de dentadura5 pueden
limpiarsc ahora como runca 10 fueron
artes.
c3c-RvE Les RE3ULTADoG
Is 10 unico que lc pcdi-lo1. Presents
este cupon, haga uso de Ia pasta vera
Ia limpieza dc sus dientes despues dc
rscrla. Yea como blanquean sus dientes
MEDIA que la pelicula desaparece.
Compare este metodo con el antique.
Lea lo1 hechos que e5e re7oecto hemos
roferido y luego resuelva u rlismo 10
cue le ccnvenga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-22
Tres nueVOS teatTOS
van a ser COnStTui-
dos en- Ponce

Nusstro estlmado amigo don Rafael
Napolconi nos ha informado qus "a
Sc estan hacienda lof pianos pata coas
truir tres nuevos tsairos. que ssrAn
dcdicados sspsctacuios einsmaioerA
hco
Uno sera construido en- IA ealis Dc
Ia Victoria. y - ilamaFa 'Moru.l
campor otro. en- n barrlo AZ IA Can
terra. denominado Cantsra 81 otro
en- el barrio De "canas.. qus - ua.
mara EmeTalda"
III "Moren Campo 'endfa ~ ne
iros dc frente por 90 Do fondo. ssra
construido de cemeuto armado. cons
tara de dos plantas
Los otros dos ssrAn de IA mlsuia cons
truccion que ei cins Popular
Ponce debe estar orguuoao d %
ner un hombre tan proarsslsta como q
amigo sehor Napoleon
EL coRREspoNaAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-22

The aa Drug CO-Maygue NJ a c San n The Porto Rico Drug Co. Ponce
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-22

al caho &c Licz Lias
Observc q liar. r.1sa = brillo df
SIS dicrtcs t-a como ha desaA
psreoido Il pelicula Va ssbe I'd que
&C pueeen mantcncr para siempfe Inn
viOs s-nos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-22
BAYAAoN DE PLACEMBs

I'm eI immediate puesto Dc Bayam6n
hay un puesto para venta de peri6di
cos en- uno de los kioskos de La plaza
Bs an sitio ideal y a todas horas 70 sB
contrara All Ell MUNDo".
Tambi6n 50 venden cigarrillos. taba
cos. dulcea y refrescos. Adv
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-22
La descoIoracion provieno dc esa peIlcula

I'd puede sentir en- sus dientes una
pelicula. Esta siempre presente Ell Was
de formation; Sc adhere a los dientes,
penetra en- los instersticios ahi sc fila.
Ell cepillo no la elimina nj Ia disuelven
los dentifricos corrientes. Asi sc acumuIa
pudiendo causar dafios irreparables.
Sc atribuyen ahora esa pelicula casi to-
dos los males de que adolece la dentadura.
va sc sabe porque los dientes Sc descolo-
ran y carian pesar del empleo diario del
cepillo. Ello Sc debe esa pelicula rebel
de que los metodos Antiques no pueden
eliminar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-22

los Legislatures man,i.lsn 81 rottro
con las huellas DE- IA ira fsclaman ..
caballo del apocallpsis para emuiar q
Juana de Arco
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-22
VEN DO

dos casas de concrete. Reciente cons.
truccion. Tres habitaciones dormitorios.
Dos servicios sanitarios Frente Asilo
Sordos Mudos, Avenida San Jorge.
Informara
d. DIAz ALEXANDRA
'Ferreteria Finlay' - Telefono 676
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-22

de sha sshN
nag stops rail- s U
=
n
de a
~ ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-22
Sc ha er1contrado el Medic de
Embellecer la Dentadura

La ciencia ha halado medic pecu que
coprobado
cpaes dentistas reconIe1dan ahoa erlpleo dario.
Ese sina bo fora de dentico Pep
soden del cua oremos ubito para
de cudad ncareciendo oe producto
encargara de probar el r-Smo ehCaca
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-22
P:'!6:3HSod.G!:! P:'!6:3 III :: !! {.
El Dentifrico Moderno

Disolvente efcaz de peicua para
por los mas eminentes dentsas del
~
Las casas abajo indicadas suminis-
traran gratis I'm tubito la presen-
tacion de este cupon.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-06-04
WHO WOULD BE HIT BY THE TONNAGE
TAX BRICKBAT?

supporters they
is a the "See
cts big and rich. stand it." they
it. But the of The Steel Trust doesn't
We do.
Steel min but thre
And these others position themselves Steel
mner is
the consumer,
who finally bears all the burdens
But the who
land who
must it.
And this happens be lean and lot of
tonnage profit why,
simply quit And then the
butchers buying
have the they advertising
to quit
Making little miner quitting
HURTS! 1t hurts only but it hurts you. n
The Steel Trust it the little fellow can't.
Now suppose Trust
Suppose the little fellow, who can't
fades His then isn't worth
Steel Trust takes in and takes the properties of all the other little
fellows like him?
Them indeed, WILL have Steel Trust,
There those who like
the Steel Trust
Maybe they had better think again. they aren't
helping to make REAL Steel Trust.
MINNESOTA FAIR TAX ASSOCIATION,