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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-19
ARMY MULE is BEING
THROWN INTO DISCARD
rrY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL 4..*so WIZ,

Nogales Ariz., Jan. 18.-Mule skim
ners of the First cavalry hereaf ,er will
have to swear at refractory carbur-
tors and punctired tires, for the army
mule is being banished.
Farewell to the mule insofar as the
First cavalry is concerned, was said
recently by board of general Off
GERS appointed bv the war department
to investigate the subject of motoriz-
ing cavalry.
After test march in which both
mules and motors were used, the
board, headed by Brigadier General
Marshall of Brownsville, reported in
favor of the motor and one brigade
was ordered to do away with the
mules.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-19

Egypt has-a railroad which runs in
a straight line over the desert for i
distance OF forty-fiye miles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-19

Hair dyes are unknown among Chi
nese women, as their hair is uniform
" black. becoming gray only in eX-
treme old age.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-19

Fifty years ago Rev. Phoebe Hama
ford was chaplain of the Connecticut
legislature, the first woman to serve
in such capacity.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-19
Natural Gas"
BY FRA ROBERTUs

"Dis Sho' Is Gwinc ia BE Les
son fo' Me-" as Niger Joe Said
When He Was on the Scaffold
to BE Hanged. "a -- 1~t
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-19

| don't know exactly what my First
National bank had in mind when it
mailed me this New Years blotter
now already blotted past recognition
as such on its business side; but just
now | happened to read the legend on
the advertising side. And this is
what it says-set up just like poetry,
and maybe it's free verse:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-19

Makes you feel as If you're breaking
into the big league when the Firs;
National bank sends you a botter,
doesn't it?
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-19

Or maybe it's just to give you a hint
that you are not feeding up your de-
post account as a man of your al
legged or assumed standing should feed
1t, and that you ought to quit buying
sX-cNlinder cars and 85-cent butter
n eggs and save some money.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-19

Maybe, of course, it's merely to re-
mind you, every time you blot a let
ter OF the notes coming due on the
LIST prox., and to set your wits to
work gathering wool for the sacfifice.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-19
Your money will get In the bank
Whether you put it there or not.
If you spend all your income
Some one else will deposit it."

After reading that legend over
three or four times | fail to find any
trace of the divine afflatus therein;
but do find something | never hap
pened to think of before in just that
light That rhymeless and rhythmless
quatrain is a mighty fine bit o. hut
man wisdom, brothers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-19

Makes YOU, sort q hate yourself
some hey? Feel kind o ike going
out behind the smokehouse and Kick
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13
IN.'v'lTARE | ] E

Soc. rom. Hde ajutor 81 cultu-
ra, Printul Niculae din Bridge
port Ohio. va avea o petrecere Gu
dams in sara ~zilei de 18 Sept. a. c.
In hala societati Printul Niculae,
din Bridgeport, Ohio, 3rd St., No.
%. Inceputul Ia orele s p. m. 81 va
dura pana II orele IL din noapte
Stunt rugati toti fratii membri
din loc 81 jur de lua parteela a.
ceasta petrecere.
Admisiune& va fl Domni 55c 81
Damele gratis.
Muzica Ardeleana din Martins
Ferry, Ohio, tay distra onor. public
Gu cele mai lrtiuioase ariide dams
81 cintece rationale.
Barul va Fl 'asortat ca 81 in trecu,
Gu cele necesare. Snprasolvirile ~
primcsc Gu mare multumiri 81 81
vor cuita pc calea ziaristica.
In numele socictatii Printul Nj
culae din Bridgeport Ohio, am ra
mas asteptinduva Gu drag.
210-11) COn,itetul aronjatOr
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13
DESCOPERIREA UNEI OR
GANIZATII DE CONTRA,
BANDA

Descopcrirea unei organiza-
tiuni de contrabanda.
In urma unui denumt, politia
dim Arad a arestat pc preotul
plasei Arad, Iuliu Lazar, invinuit
ca ar tface intinsa contrabanda
cu coroane false stampilate. Din
cercetarile facute de politie, re-
zulta sca exista vastsi organi-
zatie de contrabanda. Au. fost a.
restati mai multi membri al A.
cestei organizatii as,npra carora
$ 'au gasit 81 alte fapte grave. S.,
constatat cd mai multe ibanci ull.
guresti ar I'll implicate i'm a.
ceasta afacere.
Cercetarile continua.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13

deti i'm aceasta ii o lllnina1e la
morm6ntul lni 81 depuneti o GU
nuaS de flori la cap in nuanele
societatii.
Tot lui sal spuneti Sc doarma
in pace, caci opera 1nceputa de
"a inainteaza Gu paSi repezi spre
scopul eli dorit. Sal fie tarina
uSoara.
A!cun felicit pc conducatorii 81
membrii q soc. Ca la anul vitor
cind vom serbia "a 18-cea aniver-
.sare sal ne gaseasca Gu toti fericiti
81 sanatosi.
Ell murit dar faptele lni nu
au murit. 81 nici Sc uitati cuvinte
le poetului: Blastem mare Sd
alba in casa Care liulba lui SC
laSa...... etc.
Nici un pooor nu a suferi1
ca poporul Ronin, dar 81 astla to-
ii sc site: Ca nici un popor nu {
inviat Gu atita tarie ca ell.
Traiasca societatea 9 Far
Sarotul' 81 toate celelalte organi
zatiuni romi1sesti de pc qlaiuril,
StatelOr Unite.
George SIP. Beceg.
memlbru activ al soc. 8 Farsaro
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13
c 0 N Y 0 CA R {

Soc. rom. de ajutor 81 cultura
Murasana, din Harrisburg, Pa,
convoaca pc totishembrii sal a lua
parte la sedinta generala extraordi-
nara care Sc va tinea in ziua de 10
Septemvrie.
La ordinea zilei vom avea mai
multe chestii de resolvat. Deci pc
aceasta Gale rugam staruitor pc
toti membrii din loc 81 jur q lua
parte la aceasta sedinta. SAbsente-
lie nemotivate, Sc vor pedepsi con-
form statutelor. =
In numele soc. Murasana, din
Harrisburg, Pa. (2l1-12)
TEODOR MACAvEI, Pres
G. BALLAST, seeretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13
CIRCULAR OFICIOS

Psntru q = = pca*1 faos 70.
partitiils psntzu cazmils d near
70 h timp. - = q bsnsficiils q
- pl1tsasok = timp, Omar. soois.
It'll spartinxtoors Uniunsi 3. +
4. STUNT rusa&o = anunts sscrs.
tariatulm 0eneEal q Umunsl to-
. cazurils d. Aoarts, shiar a =
~ clnd : deeedat IN mambeu q
socistxtn Aste1e : pot himits n
terror, dup1 nprmintaTs.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13
UNGURII NU Sc
ASTfMPARA

y
Zilele trecute populatia din
Careii Mari a fost nelinistita de Q
grupa de husari unguri care, pro.
fitHnd de. momentul cind GRAM
ceri noStri faceau schimbul au pa.
truns pc teritorlll romin 81 au in.
trat in comuna Gu intentiunea dc
a devasta.
Aci insa au fost prinsi 81 IA.
cuti prizoneri.
Cazul a fost comunicat 81 mi
sium interaliate din Budapesta
cerindu-se satisfactie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13
InERTY BolIDURI
q llxRCI DI CRUTARE

Vinde-le acuma. Plxtim bani
gaia q preturile cels mai bune.
Simon este cea mai cinstitx casd
de schimb. Room 216 Lennox
Bldg, q dolsA Etaj. Luati sle-
yatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 Eu-
cid Avsiue. Ds-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine CO. De6chis pt
na Il crels 8 p. =. (lx6)
(Adv.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13

Rusciuk.- Agentia- "Slav
.Birou' publca Q telegrama dir
lBelgrad in care sc arata ca regele
Ferdinand al Rominiei va vizitl
in curind Belgradul pentru a pu
ne bazele aliantei balcanice.
REGGIE Ferdinand va ii inao
tit de citi-va membri al guver
.'nului romin sialti fruntasi po
litici.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13
C A U 7
Un ajutor Gu putina experienta, la
dires de papuci. Doritorii sa
vie in persoana sau sd Sc adre-
seze la adresa de mai jos.
JOHN MOLNAR, Prop.
So. Liberty, SAP,
2O7-11) Alliance, O.

unui militar. 81 'scrise cu degetul
un E 81 un r.
Aurora tresari.
-Te al dnselat Hercule.
Sa poate, frumoaaa Aurora.
Dac ann esit din fllndul marii,
1lullnai pentru D-ta, de a carei
cretlmta s,a dus pounina pima la
mine. Al iuIbit pe lln tinar T., ca
re nu te-aiubit; teal marital 81
al vrut sa ii cerci lar norocul Gu
Obraznicul T., dar nu sa prins.
Acum cauti Sc prinzi in mrejele
frumusetei tale pc tinarul F., in
tors de curind din Paris. Oar pen
tru ca al intentia de Ia inrola, in
numarul fermecatilor d-tale toa-
te literile alfaibetului, dnroleaza-
ma 81 pc mine, frumoasa Aurora,
81 vel ispravi i'm curfird Gu litara
III.
-.Domnule, lasa-ma in pace !!
striga ca.
-Nu striga frumoasa mea aris-
tOcrata. .ori ma faci sc cred ca n al
lusage du monde.
Aci Herculc sc departa, 1akind
pc Aurora cam tulburata sub
masca sa.
I'm cavalier incruciat sc apro-
pie de dinsa.
-Ce stai singura CA o turcoai-
lcaIvAduva, imcSntatoare Aurora I
ii sopti acesta.
"A, DIV. sunteti Ode FAMILIES
cut
-Ce fel m att, .recunoscut.
-Da, dlpa glas. Nu esti bun
pentru a tachina. cunostintele mai
de aproape.
Eli yiaca, eu nu te pot cunoas-
tie, frum6asa Aurora.
Gu atit mai 'bine. Fa-mi da-
torie; nrmareyte pc Heu,cule 81
afla cine este. Find bun reporter
al nnmelui, iii vol da vote 81 mi
sarlti nina.
Ai . mina foarte gratioass
gi alerg.
Hmcule Sc apropie de Oleftnl
din mnntii Eladei, care ochia Gu
pnscs'i de lemn 4 ghieitoare HI
stfria: B
Saba de gft ori Vista.
Ce face coooar,s 1Laritai n
6a,kreh6 Hsreulele.
ulafbul tra6lrji. ,s
81 - n, sx nu te eulS ne
y11k Cine vi dstaf 4
y y 5nnt accla esre stie III dsii
81 q ,rxenfs d:hale
f11 4 ~ M v iSt KIN $40 o. 1SsIsl-
y ||,IlIi I'M 4 lIli i ].
lfys a. - 4 D i|'I = Elelos y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13
PARTlDUl NATIONAL
CoNrINUARn Dr RI PAGrNA !.

ca dl vaida sc aminteasca dccda-
rata sa din partannentul maghiar,
facuta la Is OctomiNrie 1918, de
desalipire q Ardealului, ca intrea-
'ga Camera Sc primeasca Gu Uvatii
cuvintele marelui fruntas ards-
lean.
Dar oligarhia, i'm tloriilta de
tliscreditare q fruntasilor demo.
cratei nationale, nu s'a oprit
aici. Eli au volt sd discrediteze ST.
pc dl N. Iorga, care filiald unlll din
ptre adve1tsarii din trecut ai par
,tidului national. Dl N. Iorga . p
ratat, Cd frazele in'crimimate din
I'Istoria sa asapra Ardealuiui; au.
avut ca scop sd intretina 1ndir-s
Urea in sufletele Rom1nilOr 81 Cd
atunci cind a scris aceiaS istorie
pentru stainatate, a arafat Gu elo-
| gil opera partidului nationol.
Inzadar sc 6necnrca liberalii
81 averescaniisa desclesteze pc. ar
deleni de dl N. Iorga. D-sa este
singurul indicat sd fie sufletul
marelui current polite, la care $ u
afiliat astazi partidul national.
In trecut sillgur dl N. Iorga s'a
! jertfit pentru Ardeal 81 pentr,l
Basara,bia, dupa cum . recumos-
cut della tribuna parlam meltala dl
lnculet.
Din acesta discutic asupra
partidului national, facuta public
!, in Camera, bilnitor nu putea eSi
de cit acel partid care sta pc
piedestalul unei lupte de aproa-
pc un secol. A fost, pentru toatc
partdefe ciocoiesti, i'm priaej fe-
ricit de-a vedea ca partidul arde-
| lean, care nu poate clatina Gu u
| surinta cu care sc clatir& cele-
lalte particle ciocoesti.
1 .Partidul NATIONAL reprezintN
munca uriase de ~ de ami, faca-
ia nnlnai Gu jertfe; - partidul II
beral reprezinta afacerile facute
de cite ori fost la putere 81 inn
puscarea celor 1900 de tarani.
i Partidul national reprezint;i
actul della Alba Julia -; partidul
poporului, desbinarea intre frati.
dusa in nouile proyincii.
1ata pentru ce, vechile particle
au inteles cu acessta ocazie ed De
partidul national muse poate q
6inge decit tot GU riscsl de q s.
atinge de elc.
Dd. H0cll.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13

vO, sc prlcepe.
Zicind acestea, scoat, cigareta
din toe 81 c'un chibrit Sc ilrce.lr-
ca se traga hirtia intepenita in
fund.
Dupa ce ceti biletul, il dete
lui Teodor.
-Auzig Noptile sunt calde....
ulita G dosnica... garlul poatc
fl sarit... ba 81 canapea in pa
vilion... Vezi tn ce feric;. o sc
fiug Else Ropota rizlnd. Rlsul lui
era insa minzesc.
A doua ri, seara, clritanul era
culcat della oarele noua jun. FL
pida fusese GU dinsul foarte ami
Gala 81 vesela; ba il 81 sarutase
cind ell pusese capui pc perina,
preteXtind mare iii er.. de pi-
cioare din cauza cul .;irii de vrc.
me.
-Dormi dar, draya Niculle,-
ii sopti ca, dormi 81 te linisteste.
Eu ma due Sc cites, pima mai
tirziu ileolo.
Elpida esi. Intrini in camera
c; de lrlcru, Sc puss Sc citeasca.
futea insa, cind pa:-'e.i avca MIS-
te ghimpi sub talpi Putea cind
la fie-care rind, c;t:s Gu o repezi-
ciune 81 ecu un tremur ca de fri
guri. ridica ochii la ceasul din
parete?
Esi prin grddma. Luna ca .
jumatate de mar dOmnesc aur !.
Sc pfimba printrc nourii abb 81
strevazatori, htinsi ca pinz;i
pusa i'll dreptul llnei luminari a.
prinse.
E cam lum;noasa noaptea. -
murmura ca. NJ face mimic Pi
va veni el, luna Sa se coboare
dupa copaci 81 eel putin gradina
Gu partea dinspre pavilion sd
fie in intunerec.
Pc urma, Elpida intra la bar,
batul Ell. Capitanul durmea dus,
sforaind regulat pc acelas tom 81
cu alta atragere de innna ca
mai tie apIca pofta Sc sforaesti
81 tn.
|Doarme!- murmura ca Ii.
nistita.
Esi in vinful degetelor 81 dc
aIsta data intra in pavilion no
tarlta Sc astepte 81 Sa veghezc.
Capitanul care durmea ca ur
Senator cind merge sa 81 ia di
urna, sari din pat, Sc imbraca Gu
un rlnd de haine civile, pc car,
lie ascOase de sub pat, deschise fe
reastra incet 81, cind vazu ca
sunt II Oare 81 ceva, Sc lasa usol
de tot I'm gradina.
In vlrful degete!or cailcind pt
nisipul mcale, ajunse la gartlu
din fund; statu putin, pe1ltru ci
o miscare adfnca sufletului i
llpsea parca de suflare, 81 apoi {
lua printre copaci 81 tufisuri d,
trandafiri 81 de verdeata insprt
pavilion.
Luna abea sc Zarea printr.
cracile copacilor. Pavilionul s,
afla in intunerec.
-Tu eSti Teodore? intreb;
glasul Elpidei.
-Eu, sopti foarte inject glasrl
putin schimbat al capitanului.
0 NINA alba 81 parfumata i
trase in pavilion; apoi doua brat,
ii sc aninara de git.
Va sc Zica tot ma iubeai
-. murmura glasul femeiesc.
-Da sopti lglasul eel barba
tesc.
Nu treeu jumatate ora d,
cind cele doua fapturi omenest
stateau invaluite i'm 5ntunerec
cind f1siitura Sc auzi 81 nulna
de cit un tipet subtiratic dupl
aceia.
Capitanul aprinHese I'm chi
brit, Ca in crma dureroasei placer
. intimita4ii 81 Elpida, recunos
cindu-si barbatul amant, scoasl
acel tipet mai mult de mirare d,
cit de spahma.
Urmara expilcatii impunga
toare, care Sc s6iryira prin decla
rstia hotarftoare n lui Ropotl
60 Smpuyca dac6. . prinde II
hagrant delict, ii prin jur6mfn
f711 m aro ~ iUs1s.:7o: - c,n, - q, .
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13

Retragerea rublelor si CO.
roanelOr.
Cursul de retragerea ruhle-
los 81 coroanelor nu va ii fixat
de conziliul minisMilor de cit du-
pa ce Sc va fl iacut cocentraree
tuturor declaratiunilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13
CoMERCIUL GU AUSTRIA

Tratativele Gu dclegatia aus
triaca au avut un dsplin success
pentru tara noastra. Rezultatul
ne-a asigurat un dabuscu pcntral
produsele noastre agricole yi pc
trolifere. De alta parte toate lce-
rerile noastrc .au fost in intregi-
me satisfacute. Conventia iscalita
de ambcle part a fost sllpusa
conziliului de ministri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13

Dim initiative d4lui Ispoescu
Grecu reprezentant al Rom1iei Ia
Viena, s'a dat aseara Ia Magik
Park un dineu in onoarea mi
siuei austriace di Capitaaa, Gu
prilejul incheerei acordulni eco
nomic dintre Austria si Rosnfnia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13
CA U I

Pc nepotul meu Teodor Pulpea,
despre care nu stu mimic de IN
an 81 jumatate. Rog pc fratii
romini carl stu ceva despre din
sui, sau 81 dinsul daca citeste
aceste rinduri, sa-mi scrie la a.
dresa mea, avind ceva lucruri
foarte importante GU dinsul.
ILIE FAINA
1880 w. 5Sth Street
(1-3-5| |17Se) Cleveland, o,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13

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,,De v1ngareHs ,,Auunt de c&sAtorie".
etc, costa pentru flecare cuvfnt ?
CENT? De publlca3le. Sab 50 do cent?
mn se pabllcA nimic.
Pentru Dxrl de seama, InvltArl de
botes, cununii sau dansuri cent? IL
Ma, sau 44.OO coloanA de xiar.
Publicatiile s& fie fnsOtite de suna
necesar&. Credit mn are decft secletA-
tile din Unlunea s. n. A.
Blanuscripteae sau fotografn mn se
tnapolazx.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-05-03
]. P. R0QuEM0RE DIED
SATURDAY NIGHT;
FUNERAL YESTERDAY

On Saturday evening at 1856 dealt
removed one of Lakeland's Oldest and
most respected citizens. when, afte,
years of suffering, Mr.. ]. P. Roaue.
more passed to the Great BeyNd, af.
Il a last illness only about two
weeks.
Mr.. Roquemore had been a resident
of Lakeland for the past IS years. and
until i'll health prevented. he was one
Of the most popular conductors on
the A. c. l.. He still retained his
membership in the o. R. c., and was
a general favorite among the railroad
men.
Deceased was devoted husband
and father, his home life being very
beautiful indeed. He leaves to mourn
his great loss devoted wife and two
children, Miss Louise and Master
Bruce.
Inc funeral service was conducted
at the family residence yesterday at.
ternoon at $3.50, and was attended by
a large number Of friends, who gath
cred to pay their last respects to their
old friend and neighbor. The service
was conducted by DR.. C. I. Stacy,
who paid a beautiful tribute to the
life of the deceased, and who gave a
cheering message to the Bereavel
ones left behind. The floral offerings
were profuse and among the mos,
beautiful ever seen at funeral in
lnterment was made in the old Gem
stery' the pallbearers being Messrs.
Jus Daniels, T. J. Fraley, J. w.
Jr., Judge Kelsey Blant-
on, B. F. Wilson, and Carl Wilson
Fhe deepest sympathy of many friends
'oes out to the bereaved family in
heir great sorrow.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-05-03
new CORPORATION FOR
HANDLING CITRUS FRUITS
ENTERS LOCAL FIELD

announcer large and up-to-date pack
ing house for Lakeland is assured, the
Polk County Packing Company, a new
corporation, having purchased the
building on West Main Street, former.
~ known as. the Mayes Packing
House, and which was built by the old
Lakeland Strawberry & Vegetable
Union. This building will be remod-
eied and thoroughly modernized, and
the very latest equipment in citrus
packing machinery will be insealled.
The new corporation will have a
capital stock of 100000, the officers
being E. b. Stuart, Atlanta, president:
W. H. Chandler, Lakeland, vice-Pres
ident; M. H. Dorset, secretary and
treasurer. The incorporators are E.
b. Stuart, Atlanta; R. w. Burch. Plant
City; H. E. Pritchett, M. H. Dorset
Chandler & Co., CIV. H. Chandler and
Ralph Davis), G. W. Jacobs. All
THESE men are of known financial
strength and of the highest type of
successful business men, and that thew
VIII make success of their enter.
prise there cannot be the slightest
doubt. Mr. Stuart, the president. is
one OF the most prominent commits.
sion men OF Atlanta; Chandler & Co.
are among the largest dealers in Flor.
lda produce, and have established a
splendid reputation since locating in
this city; Mr.. Burch is equally we'll
known and highly regarded in Plant
lty; while Messrs. Dorset, Pritchett
and Jacobs are numbered among our
most substantial Lakeland citizens. !,
In another column the projectors Of
[his enterprise make an announcement
81 much interest, in which thew offer
prize of $500 in cash to the person
furnishing the most acceptable label
iesign, and $40 to the person sug.
costing the best brand name under
which their citrus fruit will be nut
Up. This is a chance for our clever
people to turn an idea into cash with.
Tut great effort, and some one will he
lble to earn some easy money through
he firms liberality. e,. .
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-05-03

Mr., B. F. Wilson left today for
Atlanta, where he went to attend the
National Hardware Dealers Conyen-
ton. From Atlanta he will 60 to
tennessee, where he will visit hi;
daughter. Mr.. Wilson has not been
out OF the state in twenty years, and
ne is anticiating this trip with un-
usual. pleasure and his many friends
are pleased indeed at his ability to
get away from business and enjoy a
few weeks vacation.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-05-03
ODD AND INTERESTING

More than 10000 people have re-
turned to the ruins Of Rheims, where
they are mostly living in the miles Of
wine-cellars.
In London there are more than 500
shops that sell nothing but fried fish
me natives of thhe Andaman Is
lands average three rect eleven inch
es IN height and weigh under seven
ty pounds.
Under the Rent Restrictions Act in
england landlord is prohibited from
increasing the rent more than ten
per cent.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-05-03
JOHN A. MOORE

As Superintendent of Schools
has made a record for
HONESTY, EFFICIENCY, and
MPARTlALlTY that will
prove his strongest recon-
mendation to the voters of
POLK COUNTY. He has
held the office for ONLY
PART OF A TERM AND IS
CERTAINLY ENTITLED TO
A FULL TERM.
Intelligent men, men who
want to vote for the best in
terest of themselves and
their fellowmen, will want a
reason for the suggested
change. The REASON HAS
NOT BEEN FURNISHED and
they will VOTE accordingly.
Vote for JOHN A. MOORE
for SUPERINTENDENT OF
SCHOOLS.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-05-03

J. J. Poulter, H. shackel-
j. B. Black, who have been
with Hartzelps Melodee
3 the past season, left Sat
their home in Kentucky.
return June 1. after which
stra plans to tour the state
, summer months.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-05-03

Say Maurice Tourneur and you say the
last word and the biggest name in meIo-
drama. Tremendous size, blood-stirring ac-
ton. supreme artistry-these are the quail
ties that have made Tourneur's great Drury
Lane spectacles the wonder-pictures of the
photoplay world.
Now he follows Sporting Life" The
Whip, The Bluebird," ''PrunelIa, =" The
White Heather with the amazing scope and
sweep of The Life Line"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-05-03

Mr.. A. J. Holworthy left today for
New Orleans to attend the annual SEES.
sion OF Southern Secretaries. and
there ne will go to his old home at
corpus Christi, Texas for a short Wis.
1t with friends. He expects to be
aWay about two weeks.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-05-03

Mrs. Rachel B. Alderman, a resi-
dent of Arcadia, died at a local hos.
pital Saturday night after a linger-
ing illness. She leaves besides her
husband, sister, Mrs. C. H. Thomn-
son. OF this city, aad several Other
relatives.
The remains have been prepared
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-05-03

Mr.. F. 7. Benford LETT last night
for New York City, where he went on
buying trip for the Lakeland Book
Store. From the gay metropolis he
Will go to Peoria, ILL.,, to visit his pa-
rents before returning to Lakeland
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-05-03

NJ W. Jacobs left yesterday
nbourn, N. c.. after closing
buccessful strawberry season
p was Joined at Sanford by
yobs, who spent the weekend
place the guest Of Mrs. H.
elly.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-05-03

Mrs. Walter Oakley, nee Miss Dilla
hoquemore, and little baby, Of Jack.
sonville, arrived in the city last
night, and are theguests of Mrs. J.
P. Roquemore.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-05-03
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Mrs. Lula Farmer, of Macon. Ga. is
IN the city the guest of her sister
Mrs. j. P. Roquemore, having come
down on account of the illness and
death of Mr.. Roquemore.