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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-06

BY one of the best pieces Of base rum
ming ever seen at Washington park Duke
Kelley turned an inield bit into
double in the first inning of the second
game with Toledo yesterday. Duke, the
first man to bat, shot fast grounder TO
the right of second base and. when
Jones detected It, Kelley kept right
on going, landing at second by an easy
margin The daring of the Duke cleo
trifed the fans and they gave him
thunderous applause.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-06

Middleton nearly threw his arm OF
yesterday trying u catch SINNERS off
frst, but the case was hopeless.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-06
HOW THEY STAND.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
(Ali two games.)
Toledo at Indianapolis.
Louisville at Columbus.
Milwaukee at Kansas City.
Minneapolis at st. Paul.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
(All two games.)
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit at Chicago.
Boston at Washington.
Philadelphia at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Gan two games.)
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-06
FAST PLAY IN
STATE TOURNEY
Stars Resume Action at i. T. A.
Net Courts.
NET MATCHES TO-DAY.

Harry Knox (Chicago) vs.. Dudley
Pratt, Jack Mckay VS.. 1. Kohn. II.
Leyen Sr (Chicago) vs.. j. Lance.
Hence 0rme Jr. vs.. Layman. Mar
son VS.. VanArsdale (Chicagol. Nc
Daniel vs.. Charles Trask. sagalow-
sky VS.. Pat Mangan. Allen vs.. r..
w. Wilson (ChicaZo). Fritz Bastian
VS.. winner of the Allen-WilsOn
match. Blessing VS.. Simmons. Well
man VS.. John COons LebanOn)
Hence 0rmc Sr. VS.. Harris. jeffrey
We. Chambers. j. Darnall (LebnnOn)
VS.. Thomas. A. Bennett (Chicago)
VS.. r. Schmidt (Pittsburg). J. T.
o'Brien (ChicagO) VS.. Galloway.
Payne VS.. winner of the Bennett
Schmidt match. T. Cochran (Chi-
cago) VS.. Watson. S. A. Perrine (Cen-
tralia) VS.. L. Watt Pugh. Myron
Kohn VS.. winner of the Perrine-Pugh
match. r. Leven Jr. (Chicago) vs..
'Horan. Dixon VS.. winner of the
Leyen-Lance match. DIR. Humes vs..
Hnworth. Allen Carey VS.. OFT. Brecht
Kipp VS.. Porter Seidenstieker.
Mayer VS.. winner of Orme-Harr1s
match. Gavin Us. winner OF the
jeffrey Chambers match. John Hen
nessey VS.. winner of the KnOX-Pratt
match.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-06

In the tenth inning of the second game
the Duke again distinguished himself
when he made a perfect throw TO the
plate from right field. after catching
Nelson's hy. Jones, who was on third,
was cut down at the plate in the double
killing.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-06

SCOT BOXER COMING.
Ted Lester who has annexed the light
weight championship Of Scotland. con
templates trip across the water to NEE
some OF the American Eighties
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-06
CLEVELAND AMATEUR CHAMPS

The Nationals gave the Boston pitchers
fearful lamblsting and won. to 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-08
Columbia Heights
Telephone Main 1910.

PRICE, $7,J0O-An eight-room colonial brick
house having hot-water heat. electric lights
and the whole house recently papered and
painted. This home is decided bargain; il is
vacant and convenient terms of sale can be
made: an excellent northwest situation.
PRICE OO0-In Chevy Chase: lot
1O0x139: an eight-room detached house heated
with hot water. having electric lights, large
front porch, breakfast porch. sleeping porch.
and there is garage. II YOU are Interested II, n
q suburban home you would do well To look
at this one right away.
PRICE, $11 ,5O0-Can he sold on terms OF
$500 cash and monthly payments; we'll
situated home in Mt Pleasant west of 18th
st A two-story colonial house having hot
water heat. electric lights. inlaid floors. large
porches. servants quarters, room for garage.
The house is vacant.
PRICE. Sc, 3OO-A very cheap northwest home
not far out, where immediate possession VIII
be given; two-story six-room bay-window
brick house having hardwood finish throughout
heated with hot water. Can lie bought on
terms Of 81. 900 cash and easy monthly pay
ments.
PRICE. S13 o50-Close 10 the circle in Chevy
Chase: = most convenient situation and de-
sirable square in which 10 own home two
story and attic house, having eight rooms. two
large ba throouis several porches house heated
with hot water: having electric lights and oak
floors This property is in beautiful condition
throughout: possession Will be given at once
and convenient terms of sale made.
PRICE. 81, 150-A decided bargain in a semi
detached house in Columbia Heights. The prop
erty is vacant. and hes just been renovated
from fop 10 bottom There are six rooms and
bath, furnace heat, front and side porches.
Easy terms Of sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-08
BOSS & PHELPS.
14N II St. NV

PRICE. Sll. O00-A home in Mt. Pleasant west
of 14th st: nearly property only Of
fered for sale account of owner leaving
city, most complete two-story colonial house.
having hot-water heat. electric lights, oak
floors concrete porch: large sleeping porch
and 6reproof garage; immediate possession
given.
PRICE. S6.SJo--A little of from LIST st. in
Bloomingdale: two-story modern siN-rooin
house that be sold very reasonable
terms. This house is vacant, in excellent
dttion and arrangements can be made for very
prompt possession.
off from 14th ST. and Thomas Circle a
ing fourteen and two baths. This house
is in beautiful condition throughout. All the
rooms are large. This house is we'll located
for home or splendid house for renting
rooms.
PRICE. Sl0.O0o-A little on from 18th 81; in
Columbia Heights: complete : two-story
colonial home you md anywhere. There
six ami bath, oak floors. electric
lights. front and porches and there l.
double brick garage. Owner leaving city: pos
session will he given any tinr
PRICE. Sl3 5O0-Near Sth and Columbia r1 !:
a splendid property for home with excel
lent future 70: Z business. This 10 . tSrne1
story bay-window brick house having nirS
rooms tsiN bedroomsl. two baths. hot-vatcr
heat electric lights, and the house newly pa
pPred and painted throughout.
PRICE. s1.50o-1n Columbia Heights: a two
story SiX-room modern up-to-date house having
hot-water heat. electric lights. parquet floors,
front and rear porches. ample garage space.
Immediate possession will be given. You will
do well 70 look this house PROMPTLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-08
W.STED-TU RENT.


SMALL HOUSE BY DEC; REASONABLE;
by one who knows how to take care. Address
J. PLANkENHORN. 22l 9th ST. s.w. 81
WANT 10 RENT OR Z ROOM UNFUR-
nfshed modern house. cottage or bungalow IN
city or suburbs: will lease by year II rent u
reasonable: state improvements ioc.tlop a rna
lowest rental in reply to II. L WARNER, 10
18th st. NV. Phone Main 1000.
unfurnished. near govt. printing ONCE; not
over $50 per month. Address Box 1868, Star
office. s.
SMALL FURNIsHED OR UNFURNIsHED
or city. Apply Apt. s44. the Castleton. g.
WANTED HOUSES
TO RENT
FURNISHED OR CNFCRNISHED.
TYLER RUTHERFORD. INC,
Established. 1922.
81 18th st. NV.
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
DESIRABLE SPACE IN MODERN RTIL1D-
about 10000 So IT. on o one door lease at es-
pecialiy low rental; within one block OF 14th
WALTER A. BROWN. 400 II ST. NV.
1927 X ST. CHATEAU BONAPARTE-
Suites and single for dentist and specialist:
choice location for high-class patronage. Ia
STUDIO WITH BATH. FURNISHED. AID
dress Box 14sT. star office.
OFFICES FOR RENT.
rooms and toilet: good location
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO., Inc,
Sl3 18th St NV.
OFFICE 1904. 921 18th SIMULTANEOUSLY
furnished $50 monthly; leased; sell 6Oee dupli-
cation cost: three street windows partftionabe.
no25s
DESK SPACE OR MAILING ADDRESS FOR
ences required. Address Box 224-s. Star office.'
DESK ROOM. INCLUDING FINE DESK.
3lS Evans building.
1920 New York ave. Sc
BRIGHT ROOM IN MY SUITE; LAWYER
p pnn, red C. r. Ahalt. District National
ONE OFFICE ROOM. ALSO DESK SPACE IN
adjacent room. in choice location. central to
Apply to-
. Jackson place Lafayette Sauarel 81
LARGE. DESIRABLE ROOM.
Apply o19 Washington Loan and Trust Co. g
SUITE OF THREE ROOMS IN THE MARY
land bldg: also other floor space. MOORE &
HILL. l420-22 II st. NV.
OR CONNECTING ROOMS on 1st FLOOR:
electric lights, heat. janitor service. 1871 H
st. NV. Suite ): Main 110s. 10.
ONE LARGE OFFICE FOR BALANCE OF
Jackson place Lafayette Square,. O.
SIT 18th ST. NV, POPE BLDG.-A FEW
desirable vacant rooms; good condition; best
service maintained; rents very nominal.
available IN this exceptionally desirable build
ing; suitable dentist. film exchange Office etc. !:
rooms exceptionally large; $35 each.
SHANNON & LuCHS,
S13 18th st. NV.
1908 II ST. N.W.-ENTIEE THIRD FLOOR:
large communicating rooms; electric light;
suitable for Office. studio school.
JESSE l.. HElSkELL. 14H3 Fl st. NV.
FOR RENE-CHESLEY BLDG, 1317-19 NEW
York ave. NV. near busy corner Of 18th and
N. Y. ave-, desirable Office rooms; heat and
electric light; reasonable terms.
JESSE L. HEISkELL, 1908 st. NV.
DESK SPACE AND OFFlCES-REsEARCH
University, 20 Jackson place. Facing LAfay-
cite Square. White House; light; quiet. Main
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-08
DOWNTOWN NV.

$2,ooO-S5oo cash: 3ri st. NV. 400 block:
:-story. Or. and b.: yards.
$3,OoO-S6uO cash; 22nd ST.. 800 block: semi
detached; Or. and b.: good yards;
alley.
s4oOo-s1 600 cash: w st. near 18th: Or.
and b. brick: room for garage.
$4,OOO-SJ0 cash: 9th 81. near X: ar. and
b.; newly painted: splendid value.
$5.2oO-$15O cash: st. near 18th: Sr and b. ;
semi-detached: large lot
$o'Jo-$75O cash: Mass. ave. near 9Th: ar.
seooo-s1. 600 cash: Ist ST. north nsrte" O., Fl,
ave-; colonial; Or. and b.; front and
double rear porches.
Sc c50As750 cash; st. near 3rd; 11r. and h
Rents for 500.
SG:oO-S'oo cash; y. Fl. ave. near Washing
ton Circle; Or. and b.: h-wh
S6SJo-S1 600 cash: 3rd st. near T.; ar and
b.: large lot.
Sl2Wo-s750 cash: Indiana ave. 800 block :
!lr and b.; furnace heat: 2-story
brick garage now rented $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-08
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

S3,9ooIs1oO cash: Harvard ST. near l1th;
Or. and b.: colonial style: fur. heat
SS,S1O-s1.oO cash: Irving ST.. 500 block :
Or. and b.: h.-w.h: 3-car garage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-08
BLOOMINGDALE.

$2.so0-s500 cash; near y. Cap. and s; new
brick store.
"a, 150-$5OV cash: Thomas st. near LIST; Or
and b.: modern brick.
$5,5O0-S750 cash; Thomas ST.; 2-family nat:
Ar. aud b. each; back porches; separ-
ate entrances.
S6,jOO-S1 coo cash: L st. near y. Cap: Or
and b.; h.-w.h.: splendid condition
$9.oO0-s7J0 cash; 2-family fat; y. Cap. st
) and 6r and b. each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-08

3,1Jo-S1JU cash: Delaware ave. 400 block.
1or. and h.; h.-w.h.: electric light;
brick. investment.
S4,JOo-S5p cash ST. near 10th. Sr. and
b.: = floors: brick
S,tJO-SiJo cash: Md. ave near 9Th; Or.
aud D. aud 2s,ogy brick garage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-08
BOSS & PHEIP
MAIN 4752.

r & GO S S,
MAIN H52.
CHEVY CHASE. 4
Brick house OF and bath and
wants room; has been recently redecorated.
massive open fireplace for cool evenings; cleo
trio lights: hot water heat: alley. Price,
Sl2.2oO; $500 cash
MckEEyER GoSS
1905 Eye ST Main 415a
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Dandy home in fine condition: newly papercd
and painted: has front and double rear porches:
10 rooms 10 hedroomst and bath: good heating
plant. Price. $3.50. with $1,000 initial pay
lnent-
MckEEyEH & GosS,
1905 Eye -. Main 415a
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Fine home in hest section 10 rooms and
baths: all moderf improvements: electric
lights: hot-watrr heat; artisticaly finished
home: is >eni-detached. Priced 1T 1000 for
quick sale.
McKEEyER & GOSS.
1905 I've 81. Main 4.5e
WOODLEN PARK.
\ beautiful home; rooms and = baths
front and double rear pnrches: electric lights;
hot water hent: hardwood floors of best quail
ity: garage for cars 20-ft. alley; n home
10 please the most particular. Price, sl4.25o.
K & G O s s,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-08

hood, on Q near 18th NV: sacrifice; leaving
city. ADDRESS Box lat, Star office.
YOU CAN AFFORD
TO BUY
One OF these Cottages or Bunga-
lows in Armsleigh Park-be-
cause the prices and the terms
are so moderate.
AND YOU'LL ALWAYS
BE GLAD TO OWN
one OF them-because Armsleigh
Park is a community OF assured
character-and every Home in
it is one OF definite value.
The most convenient point
in Washington; the most Ell
fective Homes in Washington.
Inspect them with critical
eye. Open every day and even
ing.
Take Chevy Chase cars to
Albemarle street, walking west !;
or Wisconsin ave. cars to Win
dom street. Or Phone Cleve-
land 1890, and let me call for
you.
R. E. HAMILTON,
Owners Representative.
44I5 3oth St.
&C. STREET. NEAR 1ath-15 ROOMS. .
T. SCHWARTZ. Inc. 734 18th NV.
sl25oo-cALIFoRNIA ST NEAR 18th; II R.
and b.: h.w.h. and cleo. Vacant
s1o.5oo-NEAR NAVAL OBsERvAToRX-sr.
and 81 b.; hw VI, and cleo. Possession.
$12,oo o-CALvERT sT-lo rooms and baths;
s1e,oooLNE EAAR A1 coS S:se AVE.Ms r. b.:
h.w.h. and eiec.; porches front and
s1a,5oo-NEARsI Mss. ' And Wis. AYES
Detached home Of rooms and bath:
h.w:h.; elec.; double garage. Pos
s7,5oo-NEAR 18th AND PARK RD.-s r.
and b.: h.w.h.: cleo: vacant.
$1O, OOO-BUSIEESS PROPERTY-Two stores
with hats above. showing Il good in
come investment: no leases. & 81.
near Mass. ave. NV.
BAUMAN & HEINZMAN,
Main $500. 734 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE TO COLORED.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
EXCELLENT NORTHWEST
SECTION.
A VERY ATTRACTIVE sIX-ROOM AND
RATH BRICK HOME. IN VERY GOOD
CONDITION. IT ALSO HAS LARGE FRONT
COLONIAL PORCH AND LARGE BACK
YARD TO WIDE ALLEY. CONVENIENT TO
TWO CAR LINES. VERY EASY TERMS.
PRICE, $1,000.
7. DALLAS GRADY.
3O2 MARYLAND BLDG.
14lO H ST. NV.
MAIN III.
VACANT-S24 ST. Ne: IMMEDIATL
possession: rooms. brick; latrobe heat and
gas; bay window; reasonable terms. Apply
to owner, JAMES B. PROCTOR, Seth and Val
ley sts., Mt. Rainier, Nd. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-08
5000 TO $1,000 CASH.
SOUTHWEST
COntinuea.

S3.75o-s7JO cash: Delaware ave-. 400 block:
LOT. and b.; h.-w.h.; electric light;
brick: investment.
$4,jOo-s50o cash. ST. near 10th; ST. and
b.. ON floors brick
s4.75o-s72o cash: Md. ave. near 9th; Or.
aud b. aud esiogy brick garage.
NORTHEAST.
So s5o-s5oo cash; Morton st. near .lh; Or.
and u. brick.
S4,JOO-$l.oo cash; ST. near 9th; sr and
b. brick.
s4.750-s75o cash: Morton st. near eth: er.
and b.; room for garage.
SJ.o00-SSO cash; l. 81. corner: brick store
and apt. above.
s5.ooo-sl 600 cash ST; r. and b. hot.
water heat; good condition.
S5,250-S7J0 cash; y. Y. ave; Or and H.
brick; fur. heat
s5,5oo-s1.0oo cash: 4th st. corner; Or and
d. brick: splendid condition
S5,75o-S750 cash: 10th st. near T.; 6r. and
b.: h.-w.h.; newly decorated.
s6.ooo-s75o cash; 9Th St: ST. and b. fur.
heat.
s6.25o-sl.0o cash: Eye ST. mar 3rd; Or.
and b; brick hardwood trim; perfect
condition.
$6.95o-$l go cash: Am St lexington: .r.
and b.; good condition.
s1,oOo-s1.o 600 cash: lofh st. near A. Or. and
h. brick: h.-w.h.
S7,o5o-s1 900 cash: ith st: 81 and b ..ec.
tric light: vacant.
s7.ooo-sl 600 cash; 9Th st. near A. sr.
and b. brick; excellent condition.
BROOkLAND.
S6.OOO-s.Jo cash; bungalow. year old;
fine rooms and b.. electric light.
81, 81 oI$1.UOe cash, new home Sr. and b I:
h.-w.h.: electric light lot .,oxino:
open fireplace; hardwood trim: sta
tionary tubs.
SOUTHEAST.
se,100-sJ0o cash; l. st. near 9Th, 6r. brick:
easy terms.
S3,5O-S50o cash: 9th ST. Or. brick.
S3,JVo-Sl .HU cash; 10th 1t. T.; Or.
and b.. for garage
$3,JOO-StJo cash: Eth 81. u; or. nd
b.: room for garage.
81. 650-SJoo cash; Z st: Or. and b. colonial
brick; easy terms.
S3,1o0-S3oo cash; Eye 1t. near 9Th; Or and
D. brick
Sf,ooo-Sl 600 cash: 10th st, f: Or. and
H. brick; large yard room for sarsg.
S,2Jo-SiD cash: Ky. ave: Or. and b.
brick: splendid location
s4.J0o-sl.oD cash; LIST ST.. facing Garfield
Park; Or. and b., stone and brick
room for garage
SJ,0oO-Sl.oH cash; 10th st. near r: 6r and
b.; large yard TO paved alley.
So,2J0-Sl, 800 cash; ID ST. LIST; Tor and
H. brick; room for garage.
$6.ooo-s75o cash; st; Or. and b. brick;
we'll arranged rooms.
st, aJo-Sl. 900 cash; 9Th st. near F. Can.
Or. and b. brick; h.-w.h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-08
GEORGETOWN.

0O-s15O cash: 34th ST. near T: attrac-
tive 6r. and b. brick; fur. heat.
OO-$1 900 cash; 2-family fiat: St. near
34th: and Or. and b. each.
OO-$1 600 cash; Cambridge place; Or and
b.: double garage.
00-S1. 900 cash; o st. near 33rd: Or. and
b. brick: fur. heat; room for garage
cash, Both st. near Western
High; 2-family flat: > and Or. and b.
each: separate heating plants; room
for garages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-08

1903 CLIFTON ST. NV. OPPOSITE WARD
man CourtsD-2 choice h.k. apts.~of j unusu-
ally large and attractive rooms each, for bache-
iors or families Of adults; select locality; con
yenient TO car lines. Immediate occupancy.
Col 9SO3 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-08
APAA TNENTs To LECc.


CNFURNlSHED-CO
THREE LARGE ROOMS AND BATH (HoUsE-
keepfng,. overlooking Lincoln Park: two EN-
ployed people. ladies preferred. Address BOX
1O3-T. Star office. 3
1429 u ST. NV LARGE ROOMS ON 3rd
floor: running water; gas and heat: so per
month. 81.
LARGE. BRIGHT APARTMENT. ROOMS
and bath: housekeeping; newly decorated:
front Of modern building; in exclusive resi-
dence section
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO.. Inc.
S13 18th st. NV.
1s4e Q ST. NV ROOMS, kITCHENETTE
1886 ST NV ROOMS, kITCHENETTE
and bath. second floor. SIS.
1903 CLIFTON ST. NV Opposite Wardman
Courts)-2 choice h.k. apartments Of 3 unusu-
all! large and attractive rooms each, for hache-
Tors or families of adults: select locality: or
venient to car lines. Immediate occupancy.
Col. g5O3. s.
eiectrlc lights and gas for cooking included IN
rent, $50; adults only. Phone Col. 5553. s.
2217 NV: UNFURNIsHED APARTMENT.
three rooms and bath. Open on Sunday. week
TIE NEW CHAUMOS1.
1886 EYE STREET.
Overlooking franklin Park; exceptionally nae
Groom and bath apartments: unfurnished.
~. j. EDWARD LEWIS ,
STONELEIGH COURT.
Conn. Ave. and L St.
For lease-A few desirable
housekeeping and non house
keeping apartments; restaurant.
Inquire office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-08
BRIGHTWOOD.

$3.50 cash: jefferson ST. near eth:
Or. and b. brick; good condition /;
easy payments.
o1S1 900 cash; HAMILTON st. near 9th
ar. and b.; lot 2Oxl70; front and
rear pOrches.
0-S7JO cash: Sth st. near Kennedy. 5r.
and b. semi-detached brick; INV Ii.
large lot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-08

? ROOMS AND BATH, WHITE NEIGHBOR-
hood on 0 near 18th NV: sacrifice; leaving
city. Address Box 134-T, Star office.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-10
WORK FOR THE HEALTH SERVICE
Gainesville SUM-

A well-meaning woman writes a
letter to a newspaper containing sug-
gestions for cutting down expenses
She gives recipes for indigestible
masses of stale bread cubes fried
with meat scraps, put away in a bag
until needed for an escalloped DISH"
OF "just the thing for breakfast or
lunch.
And having paved the way for the
doctor by feeding her family in the
worst possible manner, as appears be.
tween the lines of her letter, she
concludes: ITO many home-makers
raise the cost of living by calling a
doctor for any little i'll, when some
common remedy may be on hand at
all times, thereby saving all such
bills
The fairly intelligent reader of pa
pers and magazines sometimes won
ders why manufacturers of some pat
ent medicines continue the type OF
advertising which urges their wares
for every known ill and some un-
known to the best physicians. Surely
everyone must know by now thinks
the fairly intelligent reader, "that
drugs are useless without hygien!c
living. Surely everyone must know
what foods are good for growing fam
lies that to dope a sick child with
stuff Of whose properties you know
nothing, to neglect the doctors call
that may prevent serious illness, Is
not only extravagant but criminal
But the intelligent reader is wrong.
The world is still full of men and
women who know no more of food
values or health values than the
writer of this letter. Else why should
she write and great newspaper pub
Esh it in good faith?
The visiting nurse, the wide-awake
health officer, losing no opportunity
to publish his beneflcent doctrines,
The physiology and hygiene course il,
school-these are heeded in every
community if the new generation is
TIC have its due of health.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-10
MASTERS SALE

,, u1uer and by virtue of a final decree ron
u e oy the Honorable John s. Edwards i,,S"o
s 81 ue circuit Court for Polk county Florida
in ns, M ,hancery, in certain cause thero
comp pus wherein Annie T. Patterson. is
Complainant and John F. Cox Really So,,
pahy' a corporation, ct al. are defenda,t .o'n
n mr" n, carver, Special Master in Chaucs,r, -
haa. s ~, al pubic cutlery to the highest ~
oese pluder for cash. within the legal ho"rs wv
1 1Soo; on the first Monday in February a n
nano.,, 'he same being the End day If ,oIJ
in Rsr, a. 'he ., south door of the court honse
ra,l nartow' Florida, the following describa /;
seai estate, situate lying and heinz ue ~ "
so.'l,y OF Polk and State of FIo.iao !" tie
p" o described as follows TIE s ,moLe
tion q"al.er OF the Southwest quarter ~ So
tajn,.. township 20 South, Range "a East ooa
tv FloriSa s acres more or less in Polk cotn.
a. in oi pat., also lots to 49, and lots % 10
being n snhai"i ailu oox railroad subdivision
% Sou.,i nan OF the Northeast ouarter % uue
20 St quarter of Section II IT,. ~, Wy
Tho '9 m Range % East, which lies Eaa. ~
Coo, "Ign springs Branch of the 49,, IsS ~
in tho i saI5 railroad; lots "a. %, 20 and ~
division tho iaat , and Cox Railroad sinh
subject IN sun last four-named lots beiny
the ha 70 a contract held by R NJ uar,a.
stoo S ga due on the said controo iarier'
tuna ,,, io.s l. : and 8 in block ~ IN IN
du" aadltlon to Lakeland. heinz VI tor-
tor 20 ., .he west half of the Southwes, 9 ou.
half of the southeast southeast q"arsr and the Vast
West IVES quarter of the southeast oar, .e south
lots = township % South Range % E set
II IL ana T. . 9, !, II. IS IA . !; East st
ton all of N bo SiGcs q Of said Fortuna add
S SIo., all of block lots 'o fortuna a ad
and . an Of block 8; lots l. Snu ., q
s. s"o in b IN block s. s., lots ,, 8. l. s,5
saedrsioa being @ of sYh SGes s. Bon Air A1
aaii Of the Southeast quarter ~ 81 tn the South
Range usi'ef OF Section L Township % s scum
lots bs,n "a East all Of the above d do. south
The said sae S sSs msaI ro TX county Forss
saa the said Anal decra ne purpose q
S'i m,. cause and all costs 'ee entered in
'''s0 'nlS Srd day of January, A. D. 1921
ALvA R. CARVER
D. Q. ROGERS, '' "as'er in Chancerv
solicitor for Complainant
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-10
RESOLVE

10 create happiness in myself and
others.
Will keep a strong body for the work
I have to do;
A loving heart for those about me. a
clear mind for
All truth, whose recognition brings
freedom; a poised
unconquerable soul for the idea,
whose champion l
Declare myself.
And l shall possess faith mighty,
enough to rout
Anxiety, ride over difficulty. chal-
lenge hardship, smile
Through grief, deny failure. see only
victory, looking to
The end; by which hopeful assur
ance now attuned |
Am at peace with myself, the world
and the Infinite.
Grover.