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The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-18
ORANGE BELT SPECIALS

S acres, all in grove, mostly
orange. 4 years old, Lake
view. Close in ...,.......,.,..$3 700
10-acre grove, years old,
rear lake. Close in. ........, $500
SO acres-4 acres bearing
grove. 5-room bungalow, 30
acres of finest farm soil. A
real bargain at .............. $500
60 acre grove--9 years old, Fine
condition. At less than $1,000
per acre.
Send for our list of farms and grove
bargains.
ORANGE BELT REALTY CO,
Phone S3s or SIG Black 1865
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-18
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
fOR SALE
TRACTS FOR CITRUS GROVES

TRACTS FOR CITRUS GROVES
We have some fine citrus lands In
IO, 20 and 40-acre tracts on the new
asphalt road, leading to Lake county,
which we " Ill now place on the mar
ket at reasonable price and terms.
This. property S and 8 miles north Of
Lakeland. See G. G. Rogan. Rooms
I. o. 3. Deem & Bryant Bldg. SoS
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-18

am going to sell 3 or 4 Of the
choicest residence lots In the city OF
Lakeland, only blocks from the Kib-
Ter Hotel, fronting on Lime street,
overlooking Lake Morton, just across
from the Stephen Apartments. Viii
sell these lots this week at two-thirds
their value. See G. c. Rogan, Rooms
1 and 2, Deem and Bryant Bldg. 1777
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-18
SUMMER


Nearly-new 6-room house, new ga
rage, 2 lots, good location, $500;
$1,000 cash. Terms.
Neat 5-room bungalow, paved St.,
near lake and school; east front. 49,
900; s1,5OO cash. Terms.
7-room house, lake view, good To-
cation. $2,350. $1,000 cash.
Is acres, J0-acre orange grove, u
acres round timber. 4-room house, on
asphalt road, near city limits; fine
location. $1,000. Terms.
20 acres, 16 acres grove, 10 acres
bearing; room, painted house; 2 out
buildings. For quick sale $4,000.
LUNDY &
MCCOLLUM
ROOM "a, RAYMoNDo BUILDING
PHONE 20
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-18

FOR SALE-A good Overland and 4
1919 l.Liberty. higgins Motor Co.
lJ1s
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-18

FLOORING $45, ceiling $45, siding
S45, lath $3.50; framing $45, deliv-
cred in mixed carloads. Prompt
shipment and standard grades.
STUART R. GREINER, Perry, Fla.
1701
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-08-18

FOR SALE-Ford Coupe, in good
condition. Will accept lot on as
phalt street in Lakeland as par'
payment. Inquire at Ford Garage.
1774
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-11

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flranIra siirsciS ios rsf.crincuius. ,asstu.
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etsiisn mriaHi uua criaiurH cur no ha
lsa,ido ioilugia puesie slIfrir ln ilnuem
cha o. la n'adrc "a fonnn Tan eiatrgira
qic su c.rilro y sus ncryioS ~ anlol.
den por comPeio diclia inilurncia
iaeniai-inaieiga.
Emilcnics honi,rcs De cioncia. espe-
cialisias ga psicologla. como los profe-
sores ouakemlos y William James,
apayan Ia icorla declaran que hay
ulutiHos abundanies para Greer que ~
reaiizara IN mararillosa propnpsta. III
doctor Hayward. que ahoFa eiecuta los
experimentos. lleya 30 aiios eStudiando
los fen0menos de la suggestion Y dc Ia
Influenza mental.
Actualmente Sc esta hacienda el pri-
mcr experiments ca la persona de una
seilOra de la clase media. de acuerdO
con la madre, Sc ha propuestO que la
criatura que nazca tenga el alma, Y
probablemente los talent0s, de un mIi-
sico consumado.
La madre es joven. No sabe una
palabra de misica es mas: tiene mai
dido Y es incapaZ de cantar. Aun cuan
do gusta mucho del teatrO, prefiere
Siempre los dramas las cOmedias a
las pleas en- que hay mdsica. Su ma
rido tampoco es aficiOnado este arte
V Sc ha registrado cuidadosamente la
historic de la familia de ambos c0nyu-
ges para cOmprObar que ninguno de los
ascendientes ha sfdo mtisico, nj aun
siquiera aficionado notable.
No Sc hace' esfuerzO alguno pOr dar
educaci6n filarm6nica a la madre nj por
aficionarla a la mdsica. Unicamente
Sc Aace que piense constantemente en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-11

"Estas armas Sc OfrecierOn mi en-
los mcmentos en- que Sc desarrcIlaba
una gran tragedia, la cual recordar6
sienipre como iuno de los molaentos
mas tcrribles de mi 'existencia'', dijo
NJ. Caillaux. sg7ers
~ElloS me daban afmas con que de-
fender mi honor y mi vida No lars
acept6'. a3." - 'e"''i'
Explic6, sin embargo, que 6l Sc neg6
a tratar con LefpsGRer durante la que
rra, refftiendose a las siipuestas pro-
posiciones de paz de ,,Leipscher Lois
j. Malvy, ex-miniStro del Interior,
que fu6 desterrado de Francia en- agos-
to de 1919, despu6s de haberse compro-
|bado que sostuyo communication con ell
|enemigo.
La vista continuara ell martes pro-
ximo, en- cuye acto expIieara NJ. Cal
llaux sus relaciones con Ell baaquero
de Mannheim, Marx.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-11
La ciencia y el modo de
tener hijos de talento

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fssa uaHirnis.iHle rluprf lrar s~smsIsleio
h rsialsaH'ia ~ - cssnpe.nlirtte. IL
dniro gur liase se ~irpsf ~'asFe ella
una gian iuiislula essential 3 Is'ssscTau en
iaslo b. i,asii.le rn uu mclio que tam
l.iin o,nirliugu q proinmdiaar - -
crgsa.ro la idea le que ~ hiio fuiuro
a,.i,e ser un gran massoo.
'No dude casi. dicc Il docior Hay
ward. dcl aNiio cumpleio del exIserimen
to. Conozco Ia ley y lus princiIlios en
las cuaies he iaso y los domino suii-
cicniemcite para podrr aplicarlos con
cfecio. Nj proyecio q hacer oiTos mu-
chos eNpcrimcn,os del mismo genero
a medida que vaya encontrando muje-
res adecuadas para que los ensayOs 80
hagan en buenas condolences. No has
tarfa conscguir el triunfo en- un solo
case: es neccsario multiplicar los elem
plOs para que quede fuera de duda la
gran verdad del principle que sOsten-
CO..
81 las espermzas del doctor Hayward
Sc realizaran, el mundo sufriria una
transformation prOfunda. Los talen-
tos los genios abundarfan mas que
las personas de pOca inteligencia Y las
medianfas. Las tendencias criminales
por herencia, que son las que mas
abundan. el espfritu b6licO actual des-
aparecerfa tambi6n llegarfa crear-
Sc una humahidad nueva Y POGO menOs
que perfecta".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-11

como un gran patricia Y que siempre
habfa confiadO en- La victoria final de
Francia. ~. l.. 4
Como un arte consumado, acrsando-
Sc al mismo tempo que con,lenando
los err0res que aseguF0 habia eometi-
do como cualquier Otro ser humane,
'dijo Caillaux que habia pecado, mucho
por la eonfianza q. tenfa en- 81. Y por su
impulsividad. sa .f s aa4 M,
1 MoSlf6 Caillaux profunda einoci6n
cuando Sc meneiop6 ell llamado ''asun-
ito Mpscher'.I Explie6 como Tecibi0
por Yea primea a. bipaeher en- 1914 en-
melnentos ensaquea sOstenfa eartra 6l
una cappaiia de prensa. Liuscaer,. Sc
gun manifestations de NJ. Caillaux. lie
|entreg6 doeumentos que tendfan a de-
mostrar que lie Figaro, que era el
peri6dIeo mas. prominente entire los que
Ie acusaban, .estaha pagado por ell Con-
de Tisza, jefe del partido gernanQfilo
de Hungrfa. np sass
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-11
Vida Municipal
cOnreiO &C Administrator. San Juan

b runmssaasssaa a. slassssasis a.
h Atlasas 81 b ua,asasa 81 ss1t
l.ia
Aulusiaa a 0sEssjs q essaf Cau.i.
aiul,nas a. Sneaaio paAAion. Ruii1ia
y rlssiupa Easm uuE Huna8im go "A
l,uslle - puaas Rirs ~ cursrats
a. uEssnansniefio I,ur ssae a. nna I..le
ccla a. tssssso calindaSIts uun n
AvcniaA Rslrf a. Leon.
Ag.lusa.4 a Conccjo usa tFMnAfe-
rmcia a. rreaao o. Ia pass6aA ssa a
IA see a. prasupucHto sircnte por Ia
aIma g. stso.oo.
Sc kntefA a. ciuE1ns rlaHillAs 80
bIe tAEariSn hecha por q fesoreFo
de PoeT1o Rico a los cfcctos Dc im-
posici6n de coutribuci0nes para a Riio
ls2O-2l, n Porto Rico Fruit Union.
Z Ia Constructor del Hogar y a The
lnsular Dock Co.
ApnOb6 una transferencia de Gre
ditto de la partida 800 a Ia 800 del
presupuestO vigente por Ia suma de
$4,000.
.Resolviendo una carta del senior Co
misiOnadO de Edueacion relaciOnada
con la reparaci6n del edificio Ocupa-
do por la Alta Escuela en- Puerta de
TERRA, fue acuerdo manifestar a di-
cho funcionario que el municipiO ma
da tiene que yer con las reparaciones
que dicho Comisionado solicita, y que
elias correspondent al departamento
Insular de Educaci6n.
Acuerda el COncejo que por los due
nos de Cines sc satisfagan los dere-
chos, de espectaculos consignados en-
tarifa, por conceptuar que estos son
Independence a 10 que tienen que
satisfacer por concepto de patentes
municipales.
Acuerda Sc satisfaga la suma de
$250.0O al senor Francisco N. Andi-
no por concepto de perjuicios causados
este por abandono de la construc-
ci6n de una casa que habfa empeza-
do en- terrenos atiquiridos de dicho Sc
nor por la Junta Escolar de San Juan.
Sc autoriza al senior Comisionado
de Servicio Pdblico, Policia y Prisio-
mes para que suscriba un contrato
con Ell Gobierno, Federal para ell su-
ministro de aqua en- ciertos edifcios
del mismo hasta. 80 de JUNO de 1921.
.,'sSe scuerda que por los seiores Co.
misionados de Servicio Pnblico, Po-.
iieia y Prisiones v Obras Pdblicas,.
IA iuienes, Sc da amplia authorization,
Sc adopten las medidas necesarias al.
Aobjeto. de que, Sc realicen con ell ma
yori impulse las ebras sobre ensanche
del segundo trozo de la Ave. Ponce
de Leon. i, o,s4ta
Acepta lie Gonsejo el informe del se-5
nor Confisi6nado de Obras Pdblicas,
a una solicitud del senor Pho Davila
Castro y otfos que trabajan como al
baiiles y auxiliares de este ofieio en-
el n1nicipio pidiendo auinento de jor-
nal, en- el sentido de. que nlientras sub
sista la huelga actual de carpipteros
" auxiliares no, debe convenir el
municipio tipo de jornal para obras
futuras, y que debe aguardarse que
Sc .llegue un acuerdo entire contra
Itistas operarios que permita al mu-
!nicipio atemperarse en- Ell futuro los
Itipos de iornal que rijan en- los talle-
Tres privados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-11
SOLICITAMOS AGENTEs

En- todas las pobIaciones de la IsIa.
para un gran negocio de Blusas, Gala
do, Ropa Interior de Sras., Panuelos,
etc., etc, hechos manos. Suminis-
tranos las teIas y materiales. Paga-
mos los mejores preciOs las costu-
reras y comisiones liberales los
Agentes.. Pueden solicitar la Agen-
cia tanto hombres como muieres. Di-
Irijanse dando referencias s
West Indies Import & Export Co.
Box 643, Ponce, P. R.
Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-11
ss.aa .ssnasis 49, a.a . a. man
a. ssea.

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hea silNMamra
aaa.An tEtluss. raga Ag'aangsls
Nhnsfftlf e. h AsalaaisnliA. -.
nhro SssAiln Sanehrr. uuln muu.
de sasio. dc b Escaoia Rafaa Cor
dera.
Ramdn Aifara. faaa Tsncdor a. Il.
bros a. DcIastRiacutp DE- imFsHuc.
cidh pdbllcA.
srtA. Adclaida Avila. para NacstF1
cEAduadA de inglss.
Nisplasa gimsncz. para slumna DC
ler. aho del Hospital dc Maternidad
y Nihos.
Lucia AlsArcz. para cocincra del
Hospital De .Contngiosos y Cn6nicos.
Acept6 el cOncejo Ia propuesta del
sefOr cOmisiOnado de jServiciO Pdbli-
CO, Policia y Prisiones. de que sc Sc
male con. 81 nombre de Boulevard
Luis Mufoz Rivera" la prOlOngacion
en- proyectO de la calle Salvador Brau,
para dejar asi cumplidos los deseOs
de variOs ciudadanos de San Juan que
han solicitadO el cambiO del nOmbre
de la calle de Tetuan pOr el de Luis
Muiloz Rivera. asg,r
A la carts del senior Presidente de
la Asamblea Municipal, co1lunican-
do .el acuerdo de dichO cuerpo En- que
disponessOlicitar del Consejo. Executive
autorizaei6n para llevar a los fendos
del en1prestito la cantidad de $97,li7
trece centavos que procedentes de in
tereses de bOnos fueron trasladados
a la partida para la construction de
un crenlatorio, acordo el Concejo que
pOr el sehor Comisionado de Hacienda
Sc practiaue una liquidation de todos
los intereses devengados por aquel
concepto y de cuenta con ella, comi-
sionando a los seiiores Comisionados
de 0bras P1blieas, Sanidad y Benefi-
cencia, para que informen 10 que con-
sideren conveniente con relacion al
crematoTio. y es',, ,rtl' t's-
Sc entef6 el Concejo de la resolui
cion de'la Asafablea Municipal can
celando la partida 3O7 del presupues-
to VICENTE y 6rdenando ef pago de
fondos ofdiharios de- los sueldos del
senior comisionado Municipal de ms
truccion Plblica y icierto5ss empleadosa
de este daefpsaftaneihltot.. daefs ito. go ,ls&4 "''s'
Sc enter6 1el Goncejio6 de la resoful-
cion de la 'Asambleaa Municipal dis
poniendo Ia cancellation de la partida
80 del presupuesto VICENTE y el au-
mento, del credito de, las. partidas S02
y 3o5 del lmlllismo presupuesto, acor-
dando Sc de cuenta en- cuanto a 10 que
Sc refere ia primera partida citada.
a Ia G|omFissi45p Go mFssii45p de Parque Munoz Ri
vera. a.,.ss i. oess5o ss ,,,,..,a.. s
Sc entera el Goneejo del estado i'm
gresos Y egresos durante el mes de.
febrero Iltimo Tendido porg el. seaoS.
Comisionado de Hacienda.
Aprobo ,el Concejo una rccolrcion
para transferir fondos del er,rrastito
en- poder de Kountze Bross, en- New
York al American Colonial Baal..
De acHerdo con los deseos del se-
nor Presidente del Ateneo Portorri-
queao, Sc cencede la Banda Municipal
para la noche del luncs % de MARIO
actual en- que celebrara aquel centro
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-11
10 AGREDIo con UN PAIO

Aver, en- Santurce Juan Marley. de of
clio ca-pintero, agredi6 con un palO
a su compailerO Hip0lito Walta, eau
sandole una confusion Ell la cara v
otra Ell la mano izquierda, de las que,
fuG cIrado Ell la Sala de SocOrrOs.
NIotiv6 la aggression, la question huel-
guista.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-11

Establecmento exprofeso-Exctas
taraLa
para ell
las enferedad curabs arrego las putad
primer 6den-cuepo
tatanto enermos de pago de uno otro sexo
pudendo aendidos mecos los de Soce
csnstas en- d sanssoiO por i Dr. Bon uo Barreo aruc
de de "a tard los as $1,000
operaciones tratamientos bahos de ia hdo
eeccos hidroterapcos ~X Fugac6n
GONSUIFoRIo
cordero. 122 San Juan r 4
EdiRcio conrdo objeto Doado de los eeeno necesarios
Andd0 po los Dc e sosda sra de las hoIas de con
PERSONAL C1ENTzT1Co
Director del Sanatoro DR. Don Julio Barrsiro
Ccnsulta General SanatorioParada 3ato Rey,
Director del eonsuoi0: Dr. Don Manuel ousvsdo RI.z
consuta Gena-Consutorio tafde los dfas la
ns & esnss n T DE s 3 Dom %'s9s s9s Is yss @ sss. S0
Ccnsuta En- e Consuoo, de tarde
En saatorio pareulares de 10 de Ia Martes
EpcsIsta ojos Narr oidos Gargarta:-Dr h No
eonsuta: conuOo de g. tare los dias iaborables
En- sanatoo partculares de sa arde. los ds laboab
sgsdicos Internos en- d sanasoriO:
Or. Rivera Aponte,
Dr.. RuizNazario.
cHugia Dental: Il ssasSSf ~
Dr non Lorenzo n Noa
coasulta oDOne No 70 Plasus ce6nl q ds los dias
E'astissnsss: Ss. -. ,....... - anal1
Nsss,ss sSs pusssDy Ss5sE,..
dad Nurses Iiudas De complete aptud prdcca lar
nndo m 0ddos g o s's s s =
tos a pressntar el dlimo reeibo cobradO.
rF,tdnAs krsg.zs a. z=z.sa Apniae= :.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-23
SWIFT'S WEEKLY
PRODUCE REVIEW

Butter prices in the eastern
consuming market worked higher
due to the fact that imports fell
Below expectations. Considerable
butter was kept out of the market
by delayed shipments, heavy
storms slowing down transporta-
ton. Production is showing a
gradual increase but not enough
to affect the present market
which is steady.
The higher market for eggs are
due to the fact that storage eggs
are just about used up and trade
is now working on fresh stock,
which has not been quite heavy
enough to take care of the de-
mand. As production increases,
however, prices will gradually
work to lower basis.
Movement of live poultry con-
tinues light. There is no material
change in the general market for
dressed poultry. Stocks of frozen
poultry, according to government
report are % per cent lighter than
a year ago, which ought to hold
the poultry market steady to firm.
February 10, 1920.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-23
SHE SAYS Her
H0USEN0Rk WAS
JUST DRUDCERy
Couldn't Walk Two Squares
Without firing Before TAX
ing Vola- Tonic

Mrs. c. D. Thorpe, $50 Laurel
ST., Cincinnati, O.. suffered with
stomach trouble for years and re-
Gently got so bad she was hardly
able to be out of bed for three
weeks.
Il started taking Vola-T Tonic
and now | am greatly improved"
Mrs. Thorpe said.
81 suffered from Indigestion and
constipation constantly before j
took Vola- Tonic. At times | be-
came nervous and melancholy,
too, and felt so bad that I hardly
knew what to do with myself.
felt weak all over and couldn't
walk, two squares without getting
tired out.
"After every meal I was trou-
lbled with gas on my stomach and
bloated badly. / also had severe
pains in my chest.
Il simply felt worn out all the
time and my homework was just
drudgery, Recently, | got SO bad
| was hardly able to be out of bed
for three weeks.
i Il have taken two bottles OF
Vola-Tonic now and it has helped
my stomach a great deal. My di-
gestion is greatly improved and
food agrees with me much better
I'm not troubled with gas on my
stomach or bloating after eating
now. The constipation has about
disappeared and / am stronger
and better all over.
my husband can notice big
change in me and says he is 60
ing to keep on buying me VIOLA
Tonic until | am we'll woman II
every way"
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you are feeling weak and rur
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| Vola-Tonic is being specially
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-23
ARE YOU A TARGET
FOR INFLUENZA?
1t Hits Listless, Run Down Peo-
pie First-Their Blood Is
Thin
Germs Everywhere In Epidemic
Be Prepared = Strengthen and
Build Up Your Blood With
Pepto-Mangan.

1t it true that you are not feel
ing your best-if you have that
Railways tired feeling and no in
terest or enthusiasm-then you
should be careful of influenza.
1t is thin-blooded, anemic peo-
pie that disease strikes first. The
fact that you have had very few
serious illnesses has nothing to do
with it. Everyone gets run down
occasionally, and when they do
the blood is in no condition to
fight off disease germs, because it
jhas not enough red corpuscles. It
is the red corpuscles of the blood
that fight disease and save you
from sickness.
You simply can't afford to take
chances when influenza is striking
down thousands everywhere. For
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And should you be just recover
I ing from influenza, you need Pep
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Pepto-Mangan is widely and
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Comes in either liquid or tablet
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Advertisement.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-23

Because ST eco was bequeathed
for care of her dog, efforts will be
made by relatives to contest the
will of Mrs. Bessie White Burgess
of Bourbon comfy: She left all
property to her sister, with the
exception Of 81, 0D, which is to
be used for the support of my dog
Dick. If the interest is not
sufficient for him to be kept in
comfort, that is, being we'll fed,
have bed in the house by a fire
and treated well in every way
let the principal be used to such
sum that it will last his Lifetime,
Dick must have three meals
daily" the will said.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-23

ana oqer places of amusf4nen&. As
one correspondents described it, ga
deadly pail fell over the city and was
only ended BY q small shipment Of
newsprint which enabled the three
papers to issue jointly until larger
supply could be procured for their in
'dividual use.n
England experienced the same psy-
chic phenomenon. Newspaper reading
is regarded by some of the "intellec-
tualsp only as a habit and bad one
at that, but it is a habit which has
taken such hold ON great masses OF
men that when it is broken off times
does not cure the hdbit, but tends to
iaccentuate. its effects on its millions
of victims.
So accustomed do men and women
become to the daily delivery of their
newspaper, that they rarely realize
how dependent upon it they are for a
knowledge. of things which are hap
pening in their own community OF
elsewhere in the world. The people of
the British isles had this brought
home to them at Christmas time
when for two days there was not q
daily newspaper printed there. The
London correspondent of the Philadel-
phia Record and the New York World
thus describes the effect upon the
newspaper geaders:
Imagine curtain dropped between
the British isles and the remainder Of
the world for two whole days at 9
time when every hour may bring forty
new sensations, domestic or foreign
That is our experience at the MON.
emit. with the complete suspension Of
the newspapers over the Christina:
holidays
Anything may have happened il
the last folty-eight hours without oul
getting an inkling of it. Trotzky may
have sent Christmas greetings tt
Clemenceau; Senator Lodge may havs
accepted the league of nations; De
Valera may have. condoled with Lore
French, or D'Annnnzio may have VOW
ed to renounce publicity forever, bu
we were ignorant of it all. Indeed
anything short OF earthquake ma.
have happened in London itself, We
residents not Immediately affected cal
know nothing of it.
owe might as well be living in tn,
middle ages instead of in an era il
which the collection and transmission
of news well-nigh reached perfection
The sensation of having no newspape
at breakfast is devastating in its feel
ing of isolation. After following from
day to day the development of epoch
making events, our interest excited t,
the boiling point, and then forty-eigh
hours of impenetrable silence, it i.
little short of n1addening. 1t prove.
the value of the public press, but thu
cost of the lesson it too great. TIL,
most inveterate giber at the news
paper would have given the dainties
morsel of his Christmas breakfast fol
a glimpse even at the particular news
paper he despises in ordinary cir
cumstances.'
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-23
THE DAILY PAPER, LUXURY
OR NECESSITY

When the three daily newspapers in
the prosperous city of Winnipeg
Canada, were forced to suspend publ.
cation due to a shortage Of print
paper, what was novelty the frs,
day developed into a tragedy before
the end of the first week.
The psychological effect of newsless
city was bad in the extreme. 1t at
fected business in the prosaic depart.
ment stores as well as in the theatres
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-23
Toe Bailey who nisrenresente,

Joe Bailey, who misrepresented
the state of Texas in the United
States Senate for several years,
now wants to be elected governor
of the Lone Star State, running
on an independent" democratic
ticket in opposition to the regular
ticket. For personifcation of the
most excessive ego commend us
to Bailey.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-23

When the New Mexico legisla-
ture ratified the woman suffrage
amendment, it made the 32d state,
with only four more.to go. 1t
looks like the ladies will be vot-
ing for president this year sure.