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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-09-02
Cotton Fraud Case
Defendants Removed
To Penitentiary Here

ANNISTON, Ala, Aug. 30.-A. M
Savage and w. A. Savage, two prin
cipal defendants in the Savage cot
ton fraud case tried here two week
ago, were removed from the count
jail here to the federal penitentiar.
in Atlanta today. They were COZ
victed on charge of using the mail
, to defraud North and South Carolin
cotton manufacturers of sum est
mated at 100000. Their bonds wer
set at $4,000 and $4,000 respective
ly, which they were unable to make
Five Of the seven defendants, a.
of whom were convicted, have mad,
bond. w. o. Wooten, of Winde'
Ca, was released Saturday, four 9th
ers having made bond previously
The case was appealed to the Unite.
States district court at New Orleans
A. M. Savage was president ani
w. A. Savage, general manager O.
the Savage Cotton company, Of Tai
ladega Ala
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-09-02
Prohibition Favored
By Swedish Committee

STOCKHOLM, Aug. 31.-Prohibi.
tlon or all drinks having an al.
cohol1c content exceeding 2.S per
cent is recommended in a report of
a government committee appointed
IN 1911 to consider the liquor ques-
poses that absolute prohibition be
submitted to a vote of the people and
made effective if three-ffths of the
electorate favors it.
l, Among the thirteen members of
the committee were eight ayowed
prohibitionists. The remaining five,
including DR.. Bratt, dissent from
the majority report, which refers To
the splendid results of prohibition
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-09-02
Report Attempt to
XII Turk Leader

CONSTANTINoPLE, Aug. S0.-An
attempt has been made to assassi.
nate Mustapha KemaI Pasha, leader
Of the Turkish nationalists near
Tokat, a town So miles northwest OF
Sivas, according to an unconfirmed
report received here. Some details
Of the attack were included in the
rumors which have reached this city
and tend to lead to the belief that
such an attempt was really made.
A Constantinople dispatch August
30 reported that Mustapha Kemal
Pasha was i'll Of chronic malaria
His condition was made worse by
worry and overwork, the dispatch
=
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-09-02
Prize Pig Flies
To State F air

LINCOLN, Neb.-An eirplane,
piloted by q. W. Gardner, carry
ing the prize pig, corn husker Of
the University Of Nebraska Agri-
morning for Milwaukee. The pig
is the gift of the college and
Governor McKelvie, Nebraska, to
Governor Phillip, Wisconsin.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-09-02
FIRST Woman Jury
Sets Fast Record

INDIANAPOLIS.-It took a
jury of twelve women in the court
of Justice Of the Peace T. Ernest
Maholm here today just five min
utes to reach a verdict in suit
growing out of a dispute over
talking machine. They decided
in favor of the plaintiff. 1t was
the first jury of women ever sum-
moned in Indiana, and was COM
posed of leading women in all
walks of life in the city.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-09-02
Man EIeCtrOCuted

GADsDEN, Ala, Aug. 31.-Lawton
morris, IL, and Marvin DeArman, 20,
employees at the steam plant of the
Alabama Power company, were cleo
| trocuted early this morning while
charging a lightning arrestor at the
power plant
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-09-02

Candidate of Georgia says: "The Constitution
of the state and its laws paramount That Gompers Fed
Grafton of Trades and their affiliated negro unions should not
dictate to white people of Georgia. Walter Brown advocates
shop square DEAL and equal chance for every
person. Other candidates for Governor afraid to declare
themselves this subject 80.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10
Toma gran inCremento
la revolution en-
Bulgaria
Ell rey Boris y su familia Sc
hsIlan practicamente pri-
sioneros en- Ell palacio
real de Sofia

LONDRES, enero 9.-El movimien-
to re~volucionario en- Bulgaria esta
tomando gran incremento entire los
campesinos Y los obreros del pals, Sc
gun dice IN despacho recibido hoy
aqui. procedente dc Ginebra, Suiza,
a donda han llegado informes fide-
dirnos de 10 que ocurre en- Bulgaria
V principalmente en- Sofia, IA capl-
tai.
SegGn cscs despachos, el rey Boris
puede verse obligado a abdicar, pue>
81 ioven Y su f~arni!ia Sc en-
cuentran r-acticamenJe ~r-.-ioneroS
en- el Palacio Real, y 81 gobierno pa,
rece que So halla paralizado frentc
al movimiento del pueblo en- favor
de la Republica. Sc segura que eI jo-
ven ha manifestado deseos
de abdicar. rero que Us :.:.1ls;ros :!
los agcntes al:manes. lie han aeon
sejado en- contra, Y el Tey Boris sc
! halla ahora indec!so.
En- Sofia han estado librandose
cc.mhatcs On las Gales, en- los cuales,
las tropas han hecho uso de ametrallii
doras contra el pueblo Y tai actitud
no ha hccho mas que eXasperar a los
campesinos Y cbreros que Sc mues-
tran mas Y mas enardecidos en- la H.
cha contra IL dinastia.
Dos impOrtantes puentes del! le-
rrocarril en- 81 ramal bulgaro del te,
~r7ccarril de Oricnte. fueron dina
mitados per los hucguistaS. Dc:,
cIentos diez huelguistas han sido a
rrestados V segun Sc dice, cuatro de
Z eIlos fuercn cjecutados Immediate
mente
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10
La ceremonial tendra III,
gar a las a de Ia tarde
en- eI Ministerio de
ReIaciones EX-
terioreS
presentes los repre-
seutantes de las IA nacio-
mes que han ratiEicado
va 81 Tratado de
Versailles

PARIS, enero 9.-La ratification
del Tratadc de Versailles, tendra lu-
gar Mariana a las cuatro de la tarde,
en- ell Salon de Recepcicnes del Nj
historic de R~elaciones E~Xteriores
frances, con Ia entrega de IA carta
en- la que los aliados modifican eI
monte total de las indemnizaciones
por el hundimiento de barcos ell Sea
pa Flow. al Baron o Lersner, Je-
fe de la delegation alemana.
En- dicho acto cstaran rePresen-
tadas las ~potencias todas que han IA
tificado el tratado de Versailles, a sa-
Der: Gran Bretana, Francia, Italia,
Jap0r, Relgica. Bolivia. Brazil, Qua
temala. Peru, Polonia, Siam, Checo-
EslCvaQuia Y Uruguay.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10
Ell CAJERO DE D'ANUNZ1O
HUYO CON IN MILLION
DE FRANCIS

ROMA. erero 9.-ElCorrespoEsal
en- Trieste de uno de los princip.les
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10

PARIS. enero 9.-La pr.Ec.Ha. car
ga para el proueSo del cN-Kaisa- Gui-
llrmo, 81 el ex-monarca g ~cNtIacta-
do de Holanda. Ia ncvara Inglatersa,
Va que ella IS l. gue parece mas en-
penada en- que Sc l!=ye : fa.-a -.
accioH. ScSir So M sabl5c &cui hoy.
de fUenteS of!cjales. Frangi& ha de-
cidido practicameRte, laycrSe las MA
nos er este asunco, ' @doDcar una
actitud Semejante = Ia lie los rs
dos UnR!cs. de.jando cue Ia eXtl4i.-
cion Y procezo 10 l!cvc = cabo l@-:a
terra. Fl gc5icruo frances 10 pre-
Sentara ninguna acuSacicu per sepa-
RADIO contra el ex-nonarca teat9r:
asl es que el unico eScrico da:o .!
Supreme Consejo para 81 ap~robacIon
relacicrado con "a e~vtradicion : pro-
ceso del cN-K2;scr, es el que - fcr-
mul0 en- L0ndres.
Pcr ID que Sc s@be. Ia! d~ocurnento
no Sc Ia visto aun por los funcEna-
RIGS f~-anceseS. Seg7in 81 dice. IL =
cusacIon Sc PresenCara al Supreme
Conseio Ia senana entranJe, por LORI
Birkenhead. Canciller de Inglaterra
quien Ia llegado 4 >sya capital, JIM
ramentc con les Delegates br;tanl-
COS o italjancs cue vin:eroH dc Lon
d,cs.
En al@Inos circuios - conS5ie"@
aun como rliy remote Ia prs5ao.i.-
dad lie que 81 cX-haiser So suictaao
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10
INGLATERRA IS LA QUE ESTA EMPENADA
EN- QUE Sc JUzGUE Al EX-KAtSER
Francia, como los Estados Unidos, no quiere tener
parte en- este aSunto, Dor Creer CUE serVira para
haCer martin al ox-n0aarCa tout0n

a ncovere. NcS.a ahcra. no &c ha Sc,
!ecs:1~oda " aad.e c-davj& para gu,
| renrcScHJe = Fr2ncia en- q tribuna
. International; sunGuc 80 cons;tsra
cl~,. nrch@5la cue til r-prescNtacj6r
e,.ga Ten n persona dc Henry Robert
/ yr,m.ncnta criH:i@o!orp del fJro fran,
CO..
L. ac,ltud ~"siva de lbs fyaEccSe
80 hasa cn / se~.'su.c:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10
AgoyarG G! Presidente Wilson
ell Comite Kacional
Democratico

WASHINGTON. enero 9.--El Co
mite Nacional Demoeratico adopt6
aver una resolution apoyando la ac-
titud del Presidente Wilson respec-
to del Tratado de Paz Y aun ell mis-
mo Tratado, y denunciando como an
ti-patri6tica. la actitud de los sena-
Gores que Sc oponen d Ia ratification
del Tratado, va directamente o va
por haber apoyado reservas que ten
dian a su notification.
FL citado Comite selecciono la Gu
dad De San Francisco, California,
para Ia celebration de la Convention
dcmocratica que debera efectuarse el
dia IS de JUNO, y en- Ia cual Sc ha-
ri Ia designation de candidate a la
Presidencia de Ia R~epublica: por el
PartiGo Democratico de los Estados
UniGoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10
TrotzEy Is eI Jefe de
Campa1a mIliTar
b0iSheViki
Discute todas las resoluci,
nes del Estado Mayor, i'm
po9iendo sus opiniones
a las de los exper-
pertos militares

COPENHAGUE. eaero 9.-Los pc
riodicos del Soviet ruso publican Ia
no.;cia lie cue Leon Trotzky. el Mi
niscro de la Guerra Y Marina del &C
bierno del Soviet, esta funcionandn
aEcra como IN conandante militar
: aue e es en- realidad el vardadero
jeie de "a ca;npaHa militar contra los
enemigcs del Sovie;.
Fl Prayda. uno de los principales
orgauos bolshevikis, dice que cuando
Trotzky estuvo presente ultimamente
en- el frente donda operan los Ejer-
citos 40. y 7c,. tonic partc en- todas
las discusionts del Estado Mayor Y
a wees imnuso Sus juicios Y opinio-
mes q las dc los expertos militares.
Ell resultado de este, ha sido que min
cunas decisioneS estrategicas de Tche
-a:aisofi. el actual c~omaadante boil
shcv!ki en- el norte. son validas 81
no van contra-firmadas per Trotzky.
Z! c~oyresponSal local del citado pc
r:ccjco. esyribe entire otras cosas 10
sicuienCe: rs verdaderamente I'M
pcuente yer q nuestro gran jefe. yes
lido aj;n con los modestOs Y luStro-
5os ~pantalones azuLes que trajo de su
destierro en- los EstadoS UnidoS Y
con 81 saco de cuero de borrego, sin
Gtro distintivo de guerrero que sus
atlas botaS, recorriendo & caballo
las lineas de soldados dando la bieT-
venida q los Gefensores del proleta-
riado, con 81 viejo saludo de "salud
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10
YUDENITCH IRA A REFOR-
EAR A DENIKlNE

ESTGCOLMO, cnero 9.-Cn des-
nacho de Helsingfors. rccibido aqu!
nov, da cuenta de que Estonia ha &C
cedido a Ia petici6n del General Nu-
denitth para ell traslado del ~ejercito
russo del Noroteste, del que era jefe
auuel. al frente meridional de Russia,
EN- dlade reforZara las trOpas del &c
neral nenikinc. e. despacao agrega
que Fstonia ayudara en- 81 transpor-
te de csas tropas per aqua.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10
HOY Sc RATIFICARA EN- PARIS FL TRATADO DE- PAZ
FioIanda Sc rehusara a
ilacer entrega del
e~x-Emperador
Sc dice que alegata que es I'm
refugiado politico y no TN
criminal fugitive de
Ia justicia

WASHINGTON, enero 9.-EI 60
bier7o holanGGS Sc rehusara firme
mentc, 81 bien de n digns
Y cortes, 4 cumplir con la demanda
de- los aliadoS para ia ea.rega del
ex-Eaiser Guillermo de HohenZollern
segnn Sc desprende dc las insinua.
cicnes obtenidas en- los circulos d.
piomatincs mejor informados aqGi.
Las razcnes Y aleraciones Ce Ia res
pu-sta holanuesa, Sc determinaran
en- gran parte, por ell caracter de la
nota aliada. pero las leyes de Ho-
landa, segin Sc dice, determinaran
en- absolute la resolution, V dichas le-
yes no preveen. Que Sc sepa, Ia X
tradici0n del Condo Guillermo, o de
mcnarca 0 eq-monarca alguno.
LIS leyes holandesas segIn Sc dice,
son perfectamente especificas en- 10
que lespecta a H. extradici0n, Y el
primer requisite para esta, es cue
este indicaGa por los tratados de las
otras nacicnes. En- tales tratados.
sin embargo, Sc mencionan los cri-
menes por los cuales cabe Ia &C.
tradici3n, y ninguno de ellos, nj aln
en- los crimeneS definidos en- Gllosc, Sc
ccnsidera un case, como el que afec-
Ia al eq-Kaiser.
Guillermo de HohenzolIern, bajo las
leyes holandesas, sc halla en- Ia cate
goria de IN refugiado politico Y no
de III criminal fugitive de la justi-
cia. No obstan:c, 81 gobierno ale
mar podria. zero este no pasa de ser
una suposicIon, pues seguramente que
no 10 hara. demardar Sc cX:radiciGn
alegando al efecto la comision de uno
0 mas crimenes de los que sc hallan
citados en- el tratado holanGes ale
man de e~Xtradicion, pero aun en- este
case, 81 o~curriera, surg,cra Ia cues-
ton de Il prosecution eX post fac
70
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10
Los aliados conminan q Ita!io
para que arregle la cues
ton del Adridtico

ROMA. Encro 9.-Segun Sc dice. ell
gob;erno italiano ha rec:bido una e.
rtrg.>a nota de los aliados. que. sin
tcnJr el caracter de IN ultimatum,
r~ccuerda q Italia que Ia question del
Adriitico debc ser arregiada Y de-
clara tambitn que el pacto lie Lon
drss no eXiste. tcda e que tai COM
promise fue destruido por la actitud
Dc los deleeados i~taliancs 4 Ia Con.
icreacia dc Paz. cuando "bandonaron
HuiuM;ariamentc Gsta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10
Sc dCerCa a Su doStlno
eli Area del Soviet"
que saIi0 de E. u.
I'm despacho de CopeRhague
dice cue eI BufoEd dcjara
ALI su carga" para ser
transportada a
DanzIg

ESTOCOLMO. enero g. Los 2-J
radica!es ~depcrtados dc los Escados
Unidos en- e tranSoorte "Ruford."
"El Area del Soviet. como SC lie la.
mo : su partida de aquel pas, Sc
ran desembarcados probabiemenJe en-
Hanyo, Finlandia y de ese Iugar en-
viados i Russia por ~ferrocarril. baio
una fuerte guard:a, segun d.jo hoy
aQu.
! La Iegaci6n finlandesa aqui, 10 lie
70 hasa ahcra informes oficiales
.yunos sobre este particular, pero
. Iirne la creencia de cue ningUna
COMMUNICATION Sc perm;tira con los
iesembarcajos del BUforG = los que
sc aprovisionara con suficienCes VI
veces para u viaje por fe~rrocarril
Il bahia de Reval, Gonde probable
menta debia lIegar e! Area, Sc en-.
l~cuenrra helaG& Y el puerto de Ii
pau 10 Sc cree que SEA III sitio muy
~conveDience para el desembarco. Las
autor;GaGeS suecaS por 81 parte. han
dec!arado que : is deporUados de
los Estados Unidos. no Sc les per
miCir& ei lr&2s:Co . traveS de Sue
Icta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10
Sc SIENTE COMO NUEyO.

Dolores reumaticos, dolor de eSpal-
ia, muSculos adoioridos. decaimien-
0, etc, 90 sintomas de d~esordenes
en los r;nones. W. W. Wells, Toqu;n.
Mich. nos escribe: "Tengo cue estar
le pie "a mayer parte del tempo y
q mucho, pero desde que TO-
{ Foley Kidney Pills, me siento CO.
0 una persona nueva. Sienpre las
7comiendo a mis- clieates Y hasta
ahora no Vengo noticia de que no los
ava dajaio s~atisfechos." Hay que
ser active para curar las enfermeda-
les de los rinoEes Y de la veiiga.
IAdy.G
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10

diarios de seta capital, envia un 6es-
pacho en- ell que Ga cuenta de que
ell Cajero de Gabriel D'Annunzio, el
iefe insurgente Ell Fiume, ha huido
de esa ciudad, ileyandose Ia suma de
IN million de frances.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-10

CCPENHAGUE, @nero 9.-Los
radica!eS ~Geportados de los EStados
JriGos ser;n desembarcados aoui Y
~Urasportados en- seguida 4 otro bar
co para ser con&ucidos i Daaz:g, Sc
gun las noticias puplicadas hoy en-
esJa capital. - operacion Sc lleva-
- i efecto bajo Ia vigilaNcia de e
rclicia danesa. Y no Sc permivira
q ninguno de los deporraGos Gle Sc
porga en- contacto con Ia pcbiaci6n
de esJa capital.
Cada berco one traiga deport2dos
c~onducira 1900 perscHas, Ssgun Sc
dice, ' el gob;erno de los Estados L
nidos ia arreglado con Ia United
Shipping Company de esta ciudd
para cue 5sta Sc eacargue lie condu-
cirl2s de aqui a Danzig.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-07-23
ITEMS or INTEREST TO THE
FARMER AND STOCK RAISER
CONTINUED from Page one)

tato crop should be put in, and the
seed potatoes should be placed IN
cold storage for month before plant.
ing to insure good sprouting. If it is
not convenient to do this, it will be
well to place the seed potatoes in a
shady place where there is good venti.
lation and keep them covered with
straw, or old sacks, and sprinkled ev.
cry fewdays. AS soon as the eyes
are well sprouted, cut and plant with.
out letting the seed being exposed
long TO sunshine.
II will be a fine thing for every
one, WHO plants fall and winter gar
den, TO keep in mind the county and
state fairs and try to grow some vege-
tables for exhibition purposes. 1t is
a settled thing that there will be a big
county fair and big state fair in
November, and Marion County ought
TO make a better showing this year
than ever, not only to measure up
her past performances but to show
that she is progressing.
VIM. A. SESSIONS, County Agent.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-07-23
THE KISS

Though poets, since the beginning
of time, have raved about it, not one
has ever attempted to define kiss.
To arrive at a definition requires
thinking, and the very thought Of
thinking in connection with a kiss is
unthinkable.
Nobody seems to know and nobody
cares" was the best answer to the
question why do you indulge in kiss
ing?" given by students Of Columbia
University. Anyway, it was a foolish
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-07-23

ment that kissing is an art That
it has technic that may be acquired
through practice. To our mind that
lis a poor estimate of kissing. 1t is
Ian estimate that comes from the flesh
and not from the heart. kissing, in
its true spirit, is the result either of
veneration or love. The kiss given
by the child to the mother or by the
mother to the child, is akin to holi.
ness. The kiss we give to the wife OF
to the girl of our heart is the express
sion of the devine spark of love. The
kiss we give through "art" is vulgar
and all too otter. purely sexual. The
cultivated kiss is the kind we see in
the moving picture show and it is the
kiss of the masher.-Gainesvill Sun.
We don't know what the idea rs
that so many of the papers are at
this time trying to tell its readers
what a kiss or kissing is. The best
general defination can be found in any
dictionary but we believe the result
of a kiss is so different by all who
indulge that we will leave it to the
individual to define.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-07-23
FLORIDA MUST PREPARE FOF
COMING OF MEASUREMENT
NEXT WEAR


Florida is in line for some extensive
publicity if nothing unforeseen pre-
vents the convention of the Nations
Editorial Association being held herS
in 1921, and every state and local or
ganization, institution and individual
should consider it their personal obi
CATION to show Florida at her best
is the opinion of the State Board 0
Health.
although the time set for the visit
of newspaper men from all over tho
country is almost a year off, says the
State Health Officer, lit is none too
early to begin our preparation for the
visitors. Of course, know when the
time comes the different cities to be
visited will polish up the family silver,
throw their doors wide open and ex
tend cordial welcome to this estem-
able gathering on men. This can be
done in very short time but from
health standpoint it will take longer.
II do not mean he continued, that
Florida is less health than other
states. On the contrary Florida has a
right to be proud of the fact that out
of twenty-three causes of death regis
tered on the 1919 report she shows a
lower death rate in fifteen instances
than does the entire United States
registration area. But l do mean that
even with that record conditions
Ecould be vastly improved"
The State Health Officer further
specified that if all water holes con-
ducive to mosquito breeding could be
oiled or done away with, if the filth
spots where flies find their life could
be cleaned up and if every rat in the
state could be killed outright, Florida
would have covered volume of terri
tory over the road to cleanliness ana
good health.
Another item which the State Board
of Health points out as needing atten-
tion is the condition in rural districts;
many of which will be passed through
| by all the all-observant editors.
On this point the chief health guar
dian of the state remarks that there
are some spots here, as in every state.
where communities have a non-pro-
gressive appearance. He adds that
nine times out of ten you will find
that these communities are harboring
scores of hookworm cases and that
sickness is almost more common
taan good health. The surest cure
and preventative for this condition is
a strict adherence to the rules of
sanitation as mapped out by health aE-
thorities. Books on sanitation are
gladly furnished by the State Board
Of Health and will be sent to any al
dress on request.
In spite of what may be said to the
contrary, newspaper men as whole,
are a useful lot and as moulders OF
public opinion. Florida is going to
get big amount of splendid publicity
out OF their trip if her citizens will,
each one, do their part, Concluded
the Health Officer"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-07-23

Swelling caused by insect bites can
be reduced by using Billiards. Snow
Liniment. 1t counteracts the poison
and relieves the irritation. Three
sizes, soc, Coo and S1.20 per bottle.
Sold by Gerig's Drug Store. ad.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-07-23

A teaspoonful Of Herbine will pro-
duce copious and purifying bowel
movement. improve appetite, restore
mental activity and a fine feeling of
vigor and cheerfulness Price, 60c.
Sold by Gerig's. Drug Store. ad.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-07-23

Tanlac is sold in Ocala by Gerig's
Drug Store. in Ocklawaha by John T..
Lewis & Sons, and in Mcintosh by L.
IT. Hickson Drug Co.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-07-23
question. as all lovers will agree.

question. as all lovers will agree.
kissing is subject for direct &C.
ton. Deliberativeness and discussion
have no place in it. The kiss is the
thing.
There is ory-rather old-of a
college professor who spent an even.
ing telling his girl the history OF the
kiss. At the conclusion she remarked :
How interesting" And many will
agree that it served him right that ne
didn't get the kiss he wanted.
Why is kiss? Nobody seems to
know and nobody cares. Tampa
Tribune.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-07-23
KISSING

We have seen, somewhere, stage
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-07-23
KISSING

kissing is an art, not an instinct
Like golf and profanity, it has a
technic that may be acquired thru
practice. Those young enough to ap
preciate a kiss usually make mest
of it. | vet remember the thrill that
shook me when l kissed my first
sweetheart. She was redheaded and
| had just put on long pants. aim
ed at her mouth and kissed her under
the left ear. In later years my batting
eve improved but repetition seldom
has the zest of a first performance
Florida Seminole.