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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-03-19

The precinct caucuses and the county convention
and gone Both greatly interfered with
by the terrific gale Monday evening and the mpass-
able condition of the roads since Nevertheless i'm
petus given to reuvenation of the party and
party organization and the necessity Of such gath
erngs again demonstrated.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-03-19

We asked the other day what this political
scrap in Hennpin county what the
1t nothing at all except that political campaign
is coming and at such times Hennepn county always
helluva time. good thing for the of
however otherwise Hennepin county would the
state.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-03-19

weak, t h o 9 e
] u 9 t starting
w 18th short
stems; d e a d,
{ h o 8 e which
have not ger
minated at all.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-03-19

spinach, oats, potatoes and tomatoes.
Mr.. Ruggles says the principal dang
er to be feared here is through the
shipping into Minnesota from the in
tested regions Of sweet corn on the
r0h
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-03-19

Expert Predicts New Sugar Famine
There will be less sugar during
1920 than in either of the last three
years, according to R. v. Keller,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-03-19

married men in the civil service lamenting
because not only civil service forbidden to be
active in politics, but they to be charged with
the political activity of their wives No married
would ever have made such a ruling
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-03-19

remember if the cooperative move
fails it's not in the community, it's
in you.
w. F. Meyer,
Pres. Donnelly Creamery Assn.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-03-19
HOw to Do II

Take an ordinary blotting paper,
count 100 Kernels just as they come,
place them on one-half of the blot
ting paper so that they do not
touch, tear a strip of cloth about
two inches wide and ten" inches
long, put 1t into the fold of the
blotter, fold as before.
Pile up your tests, wrap in q
cloth or piece Of wax paper, leav-
strip hang into a glass of water.
This will keep the plotting paper
always wet. Do net let the tests
freeze or dry out. ~. a..
Read the test after seven days.
Separate into three lots: strong,
those growing an inch mr. more.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-02-06
Gebcusmittcl Mnlueiinngcn fir Mits
telsGnrppa.

Snfolgc elmer 8ercinbarltnq nit
Ser 0cl1ti6en &eidS.H C9icrlrng bat
@err @erbert &ooocr lcincn ueller
llntcritiltllngSplun fir Mtittcl euro.
po aud nllf GcntihIon0 ollSQcocDnt
Cine abnlide Ginrif'tl1ng lit fitr
Scitcrrcih llnO lln9orn. mir Gifcdo.
SloDofiu ltn0 Eolen gcifaffcn mor.
OCll.
IS banocIt iid) BET Gjtlcn 2cben8.
nlittcl N%nipCiiungCn (lopo GRATIS
hcr Imcricun HcIicf Administration
I'M Die NbIid)t Scr aus Wtittcl.G euro
pa l%tannlcnocn 8cD6lfcrltng IN Den
%creimlgtcn StootCll 51 crm0glidCn,
ibren notlciOen0cn Ingcborigcn uno
6rcun0cn ol1f scr onOern Scitc raid
lln0 Nadboltig 3u @ilfc 81 fOnncn.
9os loll MN in Ger gSeiIc gcideben,
Gob bier in ImCrifo 2cbenSmittcls
Anmciiun9cn ouf 8oorenbGlier
olts8cQebcn mcr6cll, meldc IN cincr
NCibe bon Mite. StG0.
ten n6n1li6 IN Sam6urg, &icn
EraG, @lroopCit unO 8oridou CT.
ridtet murocn, Sn oteicn 8aorcn.
bGlrlern mcr0cn bauptiGdlif folqcn,
DC Stapelprooufte DorrGtig erbaltcn:
McbI, Sped, @obncn, TGfeIs SIcii6,
Sdnlnl5 oocr GfIon5cn.Gc uno
%fOn6e1,iiertc oOcr %fon5entrirte WtildD.
8er iutrner bier in Sen S~ereinig,
tcn Staaten icine In~geborigen obCr
6rcunoc in MittcI europa nit sic.
len 2ebensmittcln unterititben mill,
fam bierSulonOc bel ir9eno elmer
@ant cine obcr mebrere 2e6ensmit,
tel anmeiirmocn 6oob-0 Graft I'M
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-02-06

Anobcn 6Orni'S NIpcnfrGlltcr gege.
ben mlrroc, 5ciNtc iih cine iidtbare
3,nobn1C Scr &r1itc; nCllcs 2cbcn
1T llbcr i'm QcfOnmcn; CT bat Elm
NcInn0cs NuSicbcn mo Ipiclt Icbt
0rouGCl nit Den un0crCn ain0crn."
QiCicS 5lrDcrIGiiigc &rGlttcrbcilmittcl
0crfrhlt nicmnlS, cine quite @irflng
nltS5uilbcn; cS trifft Die @lrrscl 6cs
2ci6cn8. Die llnrcinbcitcn i'm @lut.
Mnn froNc nidJt Oornoh in Sen g(po.
tbcfcn; cS miro MIR 6ulrh bcion0cre
&ofolO9cntcn qcIicfcrt. Mon idrcibe
on Or. Setter Tobrncp & Cons Co.,
2501 @oIbinQton @lD6., Chicago.
%U.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-02-06

Sctro9 Don ic 5cbn ooer fitnf5i9 Dol,
lars t%oltfen. 0icic Inlpciiung fen.
Oct cr icinen Ingeb0rigeu o0er
6reunbcn in Wittcl. europa, Die CT
3t untCritiitcn DiinIht. Die GIMP,
finger Scr 2ebensmittcl Nlnpetilng
in Wtittcl europa ien0cn sic Inlpei.
Jung Oonn an 0uS 6ctrcffcnoc &oos
renbolts ibrcs 2anocs, olio III
Qc1ti6lnno nod Son1brr9, in
0citcrrci6 nnd @ien. Sic erboItcll
oolln sen 9ctrao Der betrcffenoen
Nnlueiiung III 2cbcnSmittcIn olts9e-
5oblt.
Sir sic Sunme bon scbn Sol.
lars, oie bier eingc5abIt miro, per.
Sen beiipieIsneiie brii6cn in Sam,
burg mlsocIiefert: 24H 8fllnb
McbI, 10 Efltno 9obnen, 8 Tfutb
Sped utb s 9iiticn MiId (oOer
itott Oicicr Nenee Sped uno Nild:
~ Gfun0 8fIon3cn0( uno ~ Bid.
len @ild. Sir cine 6iinfai9 Dollar
Nnmeiiung miro Oriiben ollsgegeben:
t40 8fun6 Wc6l, so 8flln6 8obnen,
10 Sfuno Sped, Is Sfuno Sdmola
~ 8funb BodeI.S Iciid (ober itatt
bieicr Wengc Sped, Sfmol5 unb
S0del. SleiId fonnen 45 Bfun0
Eflan5enol gcliefert merOen).
Gem &Gufer Ser 2e6ensmittel SIN.
meiiunsen ermadit burd Oieie Gin.
ridtl,ng Scr aroBe 8orteiI, baB er Die
Soften Der @erpadung, 8eriideruns
unb 8erienbung bon 2ebensmitteln
nod Rittel. europa nabe5u b6llia er.
iport llno .SaR er Die e~rtpGbnten Sta.
pelproSrtfte ceindbe al Serftelf,lnss.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-02-06

\ 9un0eSicnotor GoinOrrter aus
MoIbin9ton trnt III elmer Neoc Dor
Der Socictp Of the @cnciCo in gtCtu
Oorf fir &erpCrfltng 0CS &0lfcrblul.
OcS unO fir &ildfcbr SIT wo1rbuIt
anleritaniiden 0Ottrinen Elm. @r
griff bcionbcrS sic 8cfilrlportllng ser
Euf9obc nmerifnniiher Sntcrelicn IN
Wtcrito uno Den Ybilippincn an ltn0
Iagtc: rgS mag ia 0unflc uno &C.
bcimniBOolIe @rilnoc filr Sen @or,
I6lag gebcn Dab mir un1ere national
len uno intcrnotionnlcn 8erpfli6tltl1-
gen in Weerifo bon ullS ipcrfcn un6
Bic Observation-Disclosures Scr S6lidt,
ltng bon 3Diitigfcitcn in europa ,1no
Iiien iiberncbmen i%oIItert. 3mcifcls
los mllB 0ieier ncllcn @eltor0nltn9
cin u%ngclncin prottiideS uro gciull.
bcS grin3ip unterlicgcr1, oem gen1GB
mir unicre 9iirger in elmer benod.
barten &epublif geunortert uno &C.
tootet peroen Iniien ,tno unS no6
ser onoeren Scite Der 8clt menoen,
TIM llneinigfeiten i'm 9alfon unb in
&leinoIien 6%ei3u(e9en,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-02-06

prciicn fnuft, pGbrcnO cr 5u9lei6 Ole
Si6erbcit crD6lt, OoB cine bcltimntc
Mcnge 2cbcnSmittGI in gutter &c.
idaffcn9cit unO ifnclI in sic @Gnoc
Oercr gclongcn, mcldc cr ST unter.
Ititbcn miinIdt.
Die Amcricon MCIicf 2lOminiitro.
tlon lit cinllntCrncbmcn, lpcldcs nift
lllH Ocs @ewinncs bolbcr bctricbcn
miro; OeSbalb mcroen etrpoigc lleber.
ifitiic bent european G%biloren'S
Sumo sur llntcrihiblurg notIciocnocr
&inocr in europa iibcripicicn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-02-06
3cnsniS cincs @ciitliden. Icp. q

@ol6Dogel, bon &cnoibo, isis,
i6rcibt: n6Orni'S NlpcntrGrtcr miro
bier iebr gci60et. NCionocrs or.
irelrt iin0 mir iibcr ooS 0olnit ers
3icItc &eiuItot in Dem Sail eincs
5meijGbrigcn Gnabcn. glnfongs Die.
ics SoDreS lag oos &in0 bililos in
icincr Wl1ttcr S6ob. 8ir bottcn
ollc Sofinung otf feline @cneillnG
ouigegcbcn Ocnn Ole Ierotc wuBtcn
ii6 teinen Rat mebr. IS i6ien Elm
i6mcrcr Sail bon &o6itiS (gSirbcl.
c%nt5iinouna) 3u icin. Scitocm benr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-02-06

Sor9cn Oorltt nto6cll, Dab Sic nid)t
bon bobcm &8uds iinO. 9o lan8c
Sic iid in gutter @ciun0bcit bciins
0cr, lit Der &0rperlpltds bon mcnig
@cocutlrng. 9ringcn Sic mir 10
Oiel 3eit wie nllr m0glid I'M 5reien
gu unO ciicn Sic rc8eImGbi9 unO
gut, SD babe &cutc 9cfonnt, Die
no6 Ocnl 15tcn &cbcnSjabr bctr0dts
lid in Die 90bc 9cidoiicn iinO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-02-06
T. ]. KoeIleY,
56mitO II. &agenmAdrI
Sermann, NO.
Sermaun, Wtu.

sd meroe beItrcbt iein MIR oil
rcitcn arbeiten II. @ooren 5u Iiefern
sd babe LANCE @rfabrun9 i'm 8feroe.
)eidlogen iomobI rpic in Shmie0e'
mo 8agenbanODcrf.
6ormlpager, 8llggieS, Wanur'
5preaoers iino Sorm-N toidinen or
bono ober auf @citcllllne 81 giiniti'
len 9eoin9rneen uno an onrebmbn'
zen Sreiien geliefert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-02-06

-Sobn GIid FAM Icsten Conn.
tag bon Ct. 2ouiS bicrber gu einetn
tlrr5cn 8ciudc icincr Muttcr, 8ttt-
ipe Gba8. &Iid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-02-06

-2ouis 2on9enbcrg, &ouTmonn
bon 9rofe, erbielt oieie ISOLDE burd
Oie &ler,f glrto agent11r ciren Sor6
Srud.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-02-06
0cinubbcits. 6ragcfaiteu.

NufcI Som ais @cnn0bcitS -Hot
9cbcr miro IN 0icicr Spnltc o6cr
brtciIih TroQcn uon ollQCmcincnt
&ntCrciic bcanmortcn. sic iid) nlli
NnQjtnc. SunitGt4mcicn ul0 &ruuf
bcltaptrbinNcrlmQ bc3iCbcn. IS miro
Inn nit)t m0Nlit icin, 6rogCn rein
pcr'0nlid)cr 9lrt 5u bCulttlpprtcu, nod
%crorOmnQcn iilr ciu5clnc &ronf,
brtrn 6lt licicrn. Wtuu ridtc nIlc
NnlrNBcn an oNcnltb Nopiicr," t24
EoIt 2Stb Street. Ncp Norf Gitp.
6rogc: 6ilbrt Elm %0crGbnlidcr
Sail bon Grippe sur Initcdung?
Nnhuort: ga; u1o Dies trifft oltd
10 gut mic olli ollie 9clpGbnIihen Gr.
~toltungcn 5ll. SomobI bic Grippe
ipic Gr%tGltun0en mcrocn burh
MrantbCit$tcimc uCrlriutt, uno scr
nrtlgc Seine Ocrhrcitcn iif lci6t bon
elmer ECrion nllf 0iC an6crc Nllrd
@l'tcn, Nicicn mo rnbcuftctC&
T~uaiplldcn, mic nld) 6urd) bcn &c.
mclnIanlcn @cbroud) bon @unotildYs
rrll, ErtltQcf0BCn ulN 6urh idlcht
NcrCiniNtc GclIcr, @IGicr. McIicr un0
@obclr, uilp. @cm Sic mir Sbrcn
Nomcn mo ibrc Nhreiic cinidifcn
luollrn, luCr0e ih &bncr germ Elm
mllblidc& Bulletin iibcr Grippe ltno
SniIucn51 3ui6iden.
Grogr: @icbt c$ Gin Ncilmittcl &C.
gen M%Clhbuitcn? Wfun hat mir &c.
ioNt, 0oB elm Scrlm crioIQrcid, Der
mCnOct miro.
Nntwort: Gic @cbon0Iun9 ocS
&Ulhbultct1S nit HpnlpbC un0 Ger
Inn bot fcincn 0roBcn GrfoI9 gcoci-
tiQt. NlS &crbiitln9SmittcI our
&mmuniiicrlmQ Der &inOcr, bic Scr
&rnnfhcit olta9cictt iinN, bat lid sic
&nmpDC idon cher bCu1brt. %br
Nr5t bottc moDriMcinlid rcd)t, ais Cr
&bnen rict, Oob bic &rnnfbCit &c.
m0Onlih ibrcn ctQcncn @c0 gent mo
boB Die cin5iQc NcbonOlum0 III Ser
@c3cbung Nca QllnlpolICn Mltltcn$
Gcitrbt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-02-06

GroNc: &nun mon Mou0cIn flci.
her mofcn. iuocnr man Mcoi3in Gin.
njnmtt? S&ilr6Cn Sic rotclL Oob
Dies &srfobrcn cilrQcihIngcn miro,
onitott 0ob Die Wfonocn 0urd cincn
opcrotiDcn Gingrifi cntfcrnt mcrocn?
}lltmort: @upG9nIid) miro ncri0
oOCr nid)t9 cr}icIt, mcln man 6rolr-
lid geidmollCuc Mo0clu Ollrd cinQc.
nomnlcnc Nr3nci ST. b~chnnoCln Der.
illdt. Sin0 0ic MonOcm icDr 9rob
mo bilDcn iic Elm MjnOcrui@, 10 ro-
ten 0ic N~lciitcu 2(er3tc, lie Onrh cine
Operation ST cntirrncu. Mir mir
ocn &bncn 0rin9cnO rotclr, %brcn
Nr5t 81 fDnilllticrcl1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-02-06

SruQc: 8cfonmlt nloll lcid)t 0ic
9]ipbtbCritis. mclm mon Nic Wtonocln
hat Cntfcrncn loIicu?
Nntruort: Hcin; lpcnn Sic mir
&brcn Nomcn ul0 TDrc @6rciic cin-
iNidcn molIclL mcroc i'd &bncn germ
cine ncltC Sfriit ilbcr 0ipbtberitis
5uididen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-02-06

6rage: @el6cn @rfol9 fam man
bon Cillcnl Scrlm gCQcn Grf1ltlrnQ
crlportcn? Sditbt cincn Elm ioldeS
Serum olli nlcbr ais Elm Sobr2
Nntruort: 0ic Scrumbcbnnolrng
Der Grf6ltlm9cn bot iih ais nift
criolgrcid cripicicn. Sic 0enfen
piclcidt oil Die 8crmcnoung bon
GDmpbcn 3u Scrbiltltn8 bon Grfdl'
tltngcr. 0icic iin0 DcriudSluciie an
~QelpcnDet mprocr, nbcr Ole cr3icItcn
Rciultote iin0 81 u1beItimmt, INN
Oieic 8ebnnOlung ais cin ~nornloleS
8.aolesn 3t brtnge1t.
Srnge: Sit etpos an 0cn 9eri6s
ten, nof oener man Dor OCT Suflu.
cn5o 9eidiitt lit, mcnn man iie eins
nal gebabt bat9
antuort: Gas Oorlicgenoe Be
mciSmoteriol oeltct oorouf bin, 0ab
ideinbor cine gctpiiie Smmlrnit1t
borlicgt; aber eS gebt nift 6ara1s
berbot, oob eS cine ollscmeine Re'
gel lit, boB man Dor Der S~nfIucn5o
gei6iibt lit, na6oem man Tie einmol
gebabt bat. 8ieberbolt iinb Il,s.
nabmsfGIle per5eifnet moroen.
Sroee: @ibt es cine ollgemein be.
funnte llebuns Ooer 8ebunOlung, Die
Den 8lldS elmer Berion forOert2 SD
bin iest 16 Sabre oft. 8ann bort
our6idnittIid Der Renid uuf, au
ipndien@
&ntpOrt: Sic follten iid feline
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-31
EAToN's BROAD HINT
{Tampa Tribune)

tIampa IrlDuno)
There is money involved" Senator
Oscar M. Eaton in quoted as having
said at a public meeting held in Bar
tow.
The meeting was held to protest
the removal of Gen. e. M. Law and
the other members of the board of
public instruction for Polk county, by
Governor Cats, for refusing to back
him up in his attempt to remove the
county superintendent of education so
the man whom the governor had
formerly removed could be reinstated.
Senator Eaton has doubtless heard
the rumors and stories which have
been out in the state for some weeks,
1t is improbable that Governor Cats
has not also heard them. They are,
as Senator Eaton said, that There is
money involved"
If Governor Cats would 60 out of
the executive Office of this state
cleared of the suspicion whether just
or unjust, that some have used means
unjustifiable in both law and morals
for securing favors at the hands OF
the appointing power, he should, and
must, Come clean" and show the
public the reason why he has removed
; certain officials, and why he has at
tempted to reinstate others whom he
had said he was more interested in
keeping out of Office than all others. y
Senator Eaton's broad hint should
be enough to convince any man, much
less the governor of state, that the
people are talking, and thinking, and
when they reach that stage they
find way to clean out even an Au
gean stable.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-31
SCHOOL OPENS
NEXT MONDAY

/. School opens September 6, 1920
next Monday.
2. Pupils who failed to be promot-
ed at the close of school last year
will I've given an opportunity to take
the examination Tuesday, Sept. 7,
1920, provided they can show certi-
flcate from some person who is com
petent to teach that they have been
working for at least two months. This
applies to pupils with failure on
cards.
8. New pupils will be classified
next Thursday, Sept. 2, 1920. Bring
your report cards as given to you by
your school at the close of last school
year.
4. Those who have not received
their report cards from the Lake
land schools, may do so next Thurs
day, Sept. 2, 1920.
5. After having seen the list of
teachers which will be printed in the
papers the latter part of the week,
you may select the teacher you prefer
to teach your child. This request will
be granted il thought best for all
concerned. ..a
Yours very truly,
CHAS. M. JONES,
Superintendent City Schools.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-31

Auto Passenger Service, Phone 20.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-31

Auto Passenger Service, Phone %.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-31
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
''' NOTES

The U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
is calling attention to the need of
road maintenance at this
time rather than road building. In
view Of the enormous increase in mo-
tor traffic which is taking place, and
the fact that this increased and much
heavier kind of traffic is causing de-
tefioration in a large per centage OF
cur present mileage of improved
reads, it would seem the height OF
folly to spend money in further con-
struction and, in the meantime, let
tie roads we have go to the scrap
heap. In this regard, credit SHOULD
be given to our county commission
ers in doing their best to meet the
difficult situation of keeping up this
maintenance over such a large terri
tory as they have to take care Of.
We do not believe anyone is to blame
because our roads we're not built to
carry the heavy tonnage with which
they are now put to the test. The de-
velopment of this kind of transporta-
ton has been like the development of
many other movements, beyond the
possibility of the ordinary mind to
forecast, and then, we had to have
the mileage to carry countrywide
bond issue and it was generally be-
lieved that a bond issue for a, larger
sum would have been defeated. The
reads have been paid for already.
however, by reason of the increase
in population and valuation, or, at
least, so far as the latter is con-
cerned, will be so soon as the tax
assessor changes his tax values on
lands the owners are now asking 5000
an acre for, which were not cling at
$50 an acre during the sand roads pc
Rod
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-31
C. e. DEPARTMENT PARAGRAPHS

The Crytal Springs society has lost
some faithful members in the moving
of the Wolfe family recently to
Gainesville, for both Floyd and Far
rell were officers in Endeavor work.
We hope they will unite with the
Presbyterian society of Gainesville
which entertains the next State con-
vention.
From the Winter Park Post il is
learned that State Supt. Waldron will
now be located in Jacksonville. His
daughter Ruth continues at Rollins
College and Mrs, Waldron will stay
with here married daughter in Chatta.
nooga till she improves in health. So
it is divided ubt real Congregational
c. E. family.
Mrs. Grant Cowles, longtime
faithful worker a. Mt. Dora has pre-
sented tn Congregational Endeavor-
ers there with dozen nice society
Bibles.
Tavares has fine Junior society,
with 80 members and good attendance
even in midsummer Reason is large,
ly that they have in Mrs. ]. w. Hunt.
er, a leader that plans birthday So
Gals and many other good times for
the children.
The regular topic for August IS
is The Beauties and Wonders o.
Gods World surely beautiful sub
just. For Congregational Endeavor-
Crs who desire it, the special topic is
What Contributions Have Our Ia
migrants Brought to America.
DR.. Francis e. Clark, will be So
years old Sept. 18th We wish that
our societies would send him word
Of greeting and appreciation for his
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-31
OSCEOLA COUNTY TO
HAVE WOMEN CANDIDATES

st. Cloud, Aug. 31.-Osceola
county will vote on at least two wom
EN- candidates. They are Mrs. Laura
Lee Of st. Cloud, for county superin-
tendent, and Mrs. Minnie Barber,
member of the school board, st.
Cloud district. The ticket containing
these names, among the other names
for county officers, was selected by
the Republican executive committee
Monday, and will be laid before a
mass meeting Thursday afternoon for
ratification. Hon. John M. Cheney,
Republican candidate for senator, will
address the mass meeting of Repub-
liccans here Thursday afternoon.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-31

The last thing in the world to wor-
ry about is the fact that now and Their
somebody within or without Florida
goes into print with knock against
the state. In the broad view of pub
licity, a knock is about as good as a
boost, and certainly skilful knock is
better than clumsy boost.
For instance, the Miami Herald al
most calls the st. Petersburg Times
names for publishing an article about
a trip through the Everglades, with
an incidental thrust or two at some
Of the southern towns. But, in the
long run, the injury is nil. II the Ev-
erglades region could be painted as
black as the famous Journey Of
death" in California, it would merely
excite the great American passion for
Drawing mysterious dangers. And the
explorer, who happened to light upon
the splendid development which is
making that romantic region the gar
den Of the state, would be as agree
ably surprised as traveller who had
never heard of the Imperial Valley
would be after he had braced himself
for the dangers Of southern California
and found. instead, one of the richest
agricultural developments of the
west,
Florida can afford to regard with
equanimity almost any kind of evil
reports, if their ultimate effect is to
excite interest in the state, and Dade
county, with its almost miraculous
growth, can well look around and
smoker to itself when it reads about
its deadly environments.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-31

The United States Chamber of
Commerce mentions several reasons
why prices may he expected to drop
in the near future. Very interesting.
But most people would prefer to see
the descent in person, at least when it
does not affect the things they have
TO sell,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-31

One of the most pressing needs of
Lakeland at this time, and one of the
things most necessary to the city's
combined growth and progress, is one
or more additional first-class hotels
Lakeland has some excellent hostel
ries, but the accommodation they
offer are inadequate to the demands
Of the ever-increasing throng of
transients. In fact, by virtue of
Lakeland's peculiar location, which
makes it the true gateway to all
South Florida, it would be difficult
indeed, to overdo the hotel PROPOSE
ton. That another good hotel, Of the
KILLER. class-or even two such
would be profitable as investments,
as well as institutions of great pub
lie benefit, is patent to anyone who
IL at all cognazant of the local hotel
situation. There is talk among men
who are able to put through such a
project of promoting first-class new
MOTEL on popular stock subscription
plan. making it community enter
Prise, in which the people generally
will be financially as well as senti-
mentally interested. The plan is wor-
thy of all encouragement, and it is
hoped that il can be materialized. A
united and harmonious effort could
easily secure this and other big
things for Lakeland.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-31
AMERICAN LEGION

Meets every Friday evening at O'Clock IN
Court room at the City Hall. All sx-ssrvice
mon welcome.
VIM. Steitz-Post Commander.
DR.. W. R. Groover--Vice Post Commander
Alva R. Carvsr-Adjutsnt.
Dr. J. r. Wilson-Finance officer.
L. v. Lewellin-Chaplain.
s. W. Meharg-SerReant at Arms.
II you are eligible and not member. ~
any Of the above
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-31

Polk County's increase in popula
tion--60. 1 per cent over the 1910 cen
sus reports very gratifying. With I
population of 1861 Polk now ranks
among the very foremost counties of
Florida, in wealth, production and ev-
erything except the item of large
cities, and they will come in due time.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-31

Municipal Judge Speer of st. Pc
tersburg, has decided that any per-
sen may legally have ~moonshine'
Nhiskey in possession, so long as the
amount does not exceed one gallon.
Now if Somebody can come along with
decision showing how an amount
less than gallon can be legally
obtained, the whole problem with be
solved,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-31

heroic life in behalf of Christian En-
deavor. Will you remember to do it?
aas@ GRACE A. TOWNSEND,
Congl G. E. Dept, Secretary.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-31

The wife Of a negro minister at
Atchison, Kan, has been the mother
of 80 children. She is So years old
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-31
ADDITIONAL CLASSIFIED ADS

YOUNG CHICKENS for sale, about rs
at 80 cents each If take all. Phone
345 Black. 204S
BABY CHICKS WANTED at once,
about 20. any large breed Phone
345 Black. 2O47
WANTED-Experienced dining room
girl. Call sos South Florida ave
nue. or phone 220. 2041
H. G. PETTEWAY announces that he
has moved his law Office to suite
IL, Deem Bryant building. 2046
Auto Passenger Service, Phone %.