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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-05-20
EDITORIAL

Greedy gouging is deplorable
thing.
1t applies TO individuals and a store
rs well as to landlord or anyone else.
in ordinary times.
No one has q right to take sdvan-
tage Of conditions BY exactng = pro-
fit that he would not otherwise think
of asking.
Goods are high we will admit, which
is all the more reason why they
should be sold at as close a margin Of
profit As possible.
So We are not taking any credit to
ouselves by marking our merchandise
at . figure consistent with quality
which At all times must be maintained
At this establishment.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-12
GROSS AREA U. 5.
 3,O26,7S9 MILES
Data Determined by the U. s. Geological Survey Interesting

Washington. Oct. 12.-The faTthest cast, west. north and south points on the United States mainland have been determined by tho United States Geological Survey, which announces that the esstermost point is West ouaddy Head. near Eastport Me,i the westermost point Cape Ava, Washington; the farthest north, a small detached land area of northern Minnesota, ending in latitude A de- grees. ga minutes and longitude 95 de- grces. minutes; the southermost point. Cape Sable, Fla. while the Florida Keys extend farther south.
 Data determined and compiled by tho Geological Survey contains somc interesting facts not generally known. some of thesc arc:
 Tho gross area of tho United States k 3.o26,7s3 square mtles.
 The land area is s.o13,774 square miles.
 The water area. exclusive of the Great Lakes. the Atlantic, tho Pacific and the Gulf of Mexico. within the three-mile limit, is 53.o15 square miles.
 From the fcastcrmost point, West Quoddy Head. due west to the Pacific ocean. the distance is 2.S07 miles.
 The shortest distance from Atlantic to Pacific. between points near Charleston. g. C.. and San Diego. Cal. is 2.152 miles.
 The'Canadian boundary is s.Sss miles long.
 The Mexican boundary is 1.744 miles long.
 The Atlantic coast line is 5,560 miles long.
 The Pacific coast line is 2.730 miles long.
 The Gulf Of Mexico coast line Is e $40 miles long.
 Cuba, if transposed directly north. would extend from New York city to Indiana with Havana farther west than Cleveland.
 The Panama canal Is due south of Pittsburgh. Pa.
 Nome. Alaska, is farther west than Hawaii.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN
STRONGLY ENDORSES HERB SAP.
20 YEARS YOUNGER
BY the Investigator

LOUISVILLE. Ky. John llnrmnn.
II29 t.ur- avenue. ola Tins IcntdCnt 81
| .uuI-vlllc, told ~" II Wa n"n" ct Wb
burln,.r how old Ia? la. II" been thh
ing Herb Snp thc Er"nt tonic md Ht"m
arh mcdi"iu". nnd | wanted I" got como
KtntiHtt,H about him
I'm over sixty" IIHHrmnn conceded.
And | wall Hny that pinCn taking li"ih
SAP my clock huu been turu"d hack
tw"nty years, Luat look ~ m",
did "a commanded and must say
that Ia" didn't look lik" TIA" sam" I"rE"n
~ when hr came L. iho drug store 10
soc nc Il month before,
~ month nEo. nc continued. when
| called to see you, you'll remember
was In bad shape. | couldn't eat u
blessed thing. nv | had no appetite. My
stomach had completely gone back on
me. had aches and pains IN not only
my back and limbs. but In every part
Of my body, IL seemed like. | was
weak as cat and 50 nervous that my
whole body was wet from cold sweatS
Jus, beads OF 1t stood out on me inccS'
sanity. ! was too rundown 10 WORN
n lick. began 10 note change,
though. In "a hours after taxing hero
Sap. and now. y ter having finished mo
second bottl,- ell, just look al me!
feel r",uvcnatrd and eat--well. IN
hungry ~ tnr time. I'm right on me
lob nov. every day. new man PhSSi-
Cally, with new mental NlEor ana new
mower Of sustained effort Herb SAP, Is
surely wonderful tonic. 1t proved
blessing to me"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
SISTERSVILLE

Sistcrsyillc, Oct. 2@.-Mrs. Fl J. Car
ncnter after n fiv" months visit with
relatives in West Virginia and Ohio.
/, II Thursday for her home In Dewey
okla. :...,
have ~ the marriage ~ Miss Ada Grace
Taylor OF Petersburg. n former Sisters
,.iIIr rirl To- MIR. Benjamin Harrison
isuckIcy If Tarkcrshurg. The ceremony
was rerrrrmed Wednesday, afternoon
by Rev. Louis i. Black at his residence
in Parkcrehurg. ,
Saturday for Bu,khHnnun 10 attend the
Wcs, virginia Wesleyan football game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Henderson, ana
baby will be tn" guests over inc week
end of friends nj WAY crlS.
Mrs 4. G. Jones and daughter Mary
Florence of Wheeling. who have been
the guests Of ~" formers s'ft"r. Mrs.
Il l. Adams returned hUn" ridhy.
Mr.. and Mrs \. u. Moss of Fort Mad
ison. Iowa.. are IN" guest" OF their SON
j. V. Moss Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robinson and
d,urntcr. Ruth Ann of EcllaIrc. o..
who have been Visiting relatives IN New
Matnmorns. O.. su"ut Friday here.
Mrs lIclAv IIo"jIl "i dorchester. Pa.
will arrive Saturday 10 hr IN" guest "i
her sister. Mrs /" \. Martin
Mrs Ida I;rmicl, has returned from nh
extended visit with her dhnEnl"r. MIS-
,;lruu Elliott, 81 lItj ShurEh. ~
Mrs. Anna Dunlap has aS her guest
her sister Mrs. VIII H"d.;'rS. "f Whr'I-
Ralph Mitchell. well known "h"ristcr
who conducted tn" :.nmG services 1T ih''
Presbyterian synod m""l'n@ h"rr lit
Friday for his home at lrunion. q.
Mr. rud Mrs G,urg" MARTYR 81 Wheel
.ng Will h" tn" guests over the week. end
of rrI1IINrS here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
Mr.. w. E. McWheerton Manager American Salvage Co.,
Louisville, KY, Thanks His Lucky Stars That Herb
Sap Crossed His Path Restoring Him to Sound, Last
ing Health Relief Was Immediate.

"SupposlnE you had lived In tho Wild
Spd woolly west an did for n quarter
uf a century. especially during tho old
frontier days. and wcrc taken Sick. with
~" doctors available" Rays Mr. w. +.
MCWhcrrtcn. prominent business man,
manager Of tho American Salvage Co.
6l5-lT West Market strcct. Louisville.
Ky. which company Ia endorsed BY tho
First National Bank OF Louisville. You
would thank your lucky stars that ma
ture grew out OF the ground FOR you
roots. barks and herbs that relieved all
aIlmentS."
Il had been blessed with good health
until about six months ago. when Il
seemed like my whole system went back
on me. My stomach Was in poor shape.
and my nerves-well. II seemed TO me
rs though was all nerves, for became
40 irritable I just hated 10 have anyone
speak TO me. I couldn't sleep At night
and Just rolled. tossed and pitched; just
couldn't find q restful spot In tho bed.
l got up OF mornings more tired than
when vert 10 bed. I just dragged my
self 70 business with my back ana legs
aching mo all day long, I ate little or
nothing at my meals and what did cat
wouldn't GEree with ma. was ABOUT
to give up until n short time ago when
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
New Elixir, Called Aspiron-
al, Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro
pcan and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short a
Cold and Prevent Compli-
cations.
cations.
Every Druggist in U. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Coun-
ter if Relief Does Not
Come Within Two Min
uteS.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm-Up.

rh. sensation n tn" year in tho
drur trade j. Aaplr"nai. the tw" minute
.,..Id nud cough rellrN"r. anih"ri'ntlEeIy
runrnuIrrd hy the lab' rnipri'a. tested,
',rrrnr.drud most enthusiastically en-
4 ,i-,d hy thu highest authorities. AMI
rrurlniiu.d IS H." r"Innr"u people IN
len lInr- NJ uuirk ana "ffr't!v" hs
vhi-krN. r,,t and INr. ar nhY other
did nnd cough remedy they hay" ever
lil'h
Al hruE rl"rr- arc now auppli'h
with ia, wonderful new rliSlr n" Ill
,nu have e. L." T." get RID Uf llmi colo
D., t. top into tho nrnrTrt dIur rt"I".
land -" Il, Ik half "A H. liar f"I ~ h"iIln
ur AnrIr"nnl nnd Irll him I" Inrv" You
Iwr i,nrU,r,uTulH with tour lfnnpror-
tai" r vII't In Tl"rr W.T." your
witch IL YOUR hand. tnho the III inh at
,nr rwnll"w mud ruIl Tor your m"nNy
hnrt H. lw" mlnui"r " You "nnn"i Tool
your cold TndluE nway lko u dream
within tho tin, llmIt Don't j." hnrh-
fuI f"r oil druEEiriH invite YOU and ~
poet you I" Try II. rverYh"dy'H doing
Ii.
when your cold or cough Ia relieved.
tnkr tho r~mn Under ~ tho bottle home
- yuur VII" aud hnbnr. for hEpirounl
ir hy rHr III" sHroVl and most effective.
tho rn"iCut to tnII" md tho most mgr"
ahlr cold and cough remedy for infants
and children n Adv)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
FRIENDLY

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Rae Of wheeling
arc spending scveral days with relatives
and friends here.
Archie Wolfe. having spout fortnight
at his home here has returned 10 inc
Kentucky oil lields where he Is emf
Mrs william Fallen VIII arriv" home
Saturday from from Nnton. O.. where
she has been entertained by friends lie
past few weeks.
0ldcn Hughes of Kentucky is here
for a visit Of indefinite length with re-
IatiYrs and friends it,
Friends Of Mrs. Rich Williamson VIII
be pleased TO lrurn that she Is muGh
Improved following several days III
ness. >
Nlr md Mrs Ray Stewart and two
children and Miss Marie Amos arrived
Thursday IN tho Stewart car from Texas
where they have been located the past
several months. l.
clarence Williamson Of CALIFORNIA Is
here for an extended visit with rela-
tivcS and friends.
All day services will he held ut the
local N. p church Sunday. The com
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23

Five years ago J. A Davis. OF Hunt
:nEton. w. Va. direct descendant or
+. T. Barnum. worlds greatest show
man. was stricken With paralysis. He
fought yaliantIy for his life and with
out giving up hope, finally mastered the
awful affIiction. but was left in terri
bly, rundown condition. with menac,,
ing stomach trouble. He doctored ana
doctored with little or no benefit. Final
~ no was told about Herb SAp-tLn cN-
tract OF Mother Natures Pure Herbs:
He took only one bottle and was amazed
In finding that 1t Increased his appetite
and built up his system to such an eX-
tent that ne now feels just like school
boy. When interviewed. Mr.. Davis said:
Il was left In a complete rundown
condition since stricken with paralysis
Ave years ago. had no appetite nor
ambition TO move. was so nervous l
couldn't alt still In on" place for more
than . second At time. left my
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
World War Veteran
Obtains New Life
And Visor as Bonus
Gassed in Argonne, Leaving
Stomach in Deploraole Condi-
ton; Now Better Than Ever,
Since Taking Herb Sap.

I was gasscd IN Argonne while serv-
ing With Co \. End Machine Gun Bat
TALON. A. T.. F.. says William SorSc. re-
Gently honorably discherGed from the
L S army and now residing in Louis
VILE. Ky. ar left my stomach in de
Iiorable condition and what little |
could eat never tasted GOOD or agreed
with me. | went back To the foundry. to
work at my old trade as n mouldcr. but
the heat gave mo such cramps In my
stomach / was forced 10 lay Off inces-
sanity. During one OF these spells
SAW Herb Sap advertised In the paper.
40 commenced taking II. To my delight.
IL fixed me up In good shape. l picked
up in health rapidly and l now feel bet
ter In every way. My stomach Is IN
better shape than II ever was. My wife
has also been taking Herb sap ana
thinks tho world and all OF II. She. too'
fcls and looks 100 per cent better than
ever before. 1t sure Is wonderful
tonic"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
Barnum'S Cousin
Reveals Secret
Cousin of P T. Barnum Worlds Greatest Circus Show
man, Tells How He Found Health In Extract
of Mother Natures Herbs.

meals untouched, hardly eating enough
to keep me alive ! tried every medicine
that | saw advertised and all that any
one told me about. but seemed 10 get
no better. Finally l stumbled into n
nature medicine called Herb Sap and
got Il bottle Of it. took 1t rcligously
and must confess that the second dose
brought my appetite back like magic
Now | eat like II horse at every meal. |
sleep like a boy and my nerves feel rest
ed at all times. feel II my duty to
publicly praise Herb sap. as | am con-
WINGED there Is nothing better In the
world than this nature extract for sick
ly people. All | can say u.s., hopo cv-
cry one tries Herb Sap and becomes con-
WINGED As 1 was. I know they VIII Ice
happy"
II you arc in rundown condition
have stomach trouble. Indigestion. feel
nervous. dizzy. RESTLESS. slccplers or
have rheumatic aches. palms or twinEGH
obtain bottle OF Herb Sap at once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23

vIous duo to the tragic death Of his nj
Ito Hnn Edward. was tho testimony Of
witnesses for tho defense this after
noon
The dr-,,u&r sought to show that Les
was not mentally responsible for hiH
act whom hC Shut Gardner. one wit
ness testified that Los was unable to
work regularly because the death Of
his prcycd on his mind and would
frequently wander away from homo.
Another witness testified that Tony In
one OF his Respondent moments Offered
, 20 sell his wife and babies for $50 and
that he had also threatened to XIII
them nil.
Attorney Gardner. who has fully re
covered from his wounds, told his story
Of the shooting on tho witness stand.
being the first witness for the state to-
day. He said four shots were fired at
him by Les. ono taking effect in his left
hip. He claimed Les came into his
office with an interpreter. but that
there had boon no conversation before
Los started To shoot.
Les was scheduled to take IN" stand
in his own defense late to-day. The
case will probably 80 to the jury some
time tonight.
Mrs. John ov1ngton.
Mrs. Mary Ann Ov!nEton. wifc OF
John l.. Ovington, died at her home here
to-day after IA three weeks illness or
pneumonia. which developed while she
wAS confined To her nome suffering
from n broken knee cap sustained in
fall. She was 81 years Of age. The de-
ceased was born In St"uOcnv!llc. the
daughter OF John and Catherine Kenny,
and In 1885 married Mr.. OvinGtOn, VIII"
is supervisor or the Pan Handle district
Of the Pennsylvania Lines. She was II
member of St. Peters church. Her hug
band and six children. Katherine. Lulu,
Margaret, Robert. John and Thomas sur
Sive.
Stole Autos for Pun.
William Duff. aged l6 years. was ar
rested to-day on suspicion Of being inn
plicated with a number of local youths
in tho theft Of an automobile here. Tho
youth. according to police. confessed
that he and other boys had made Il rrhT-
tiCs of taking automobiles for fun. Ito
said they enjoyed themselves in taking
JOY rides in the pilfered machines and
ufton stole them to take their girl
friends for ride, abandoning them
when they were through with them.
Duff was handed over to juvenile court.
Police are searching for the other
youths mentioned by Duff as members
Of his gang.
The police have failed to find any
trace OF an Oakland roadster stolen her"
last night. the machine having been m"
property OF William Pullman of FOL
ianSbcr. w. Va. Descriptions nr NV"
men who we're seen with the machine
were secured and sent broadcast
Violator Fined.
John Canclli. at whose hons" prohi-
baton officers found Nv" stills ana ilNc
gallons OF liquor, WAS fined $boO ana
costs by Justice pOwn"r to-day. JO"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23

Les, Yorkville Roumantan. who was
placed on trial hero to-day charged with
shooting with intent 10 kill Attorney
John Gardner, Of this city. as result
OF a dispute over the settlement OF \
law suit, was temporarily deranGed at
the time OF the shooting and had not
been normal mentally for some time pre-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23

Mar,Oiia. VII" was arrested with
urIII. proved au :luhi and Was dis
rharE"d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23

inunlon services will be observed In thc
morning. IN the afternoon baptismh
service will be conducted and in The
ovcninE thu pastor. Rev Mccoy VIZ!
deliver II special sermon.
Miss AdHh Williamson has returned
from n visit Of n fortnight with rcia-
tiv"s and friends nj C"ntreville. w. va.
Miss Hazel Stokes Of Washington. D..
C., who is spending y couple Of weeks
with relatives In SistcrSville spent
Tuesday with relatives hero.
Invitations have been issued BY MISS
Gladys Murray To masquerade party
at which she will entertain q iargc
Rroup Of friends at the hom4 OF her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Murray
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23

I picked up Tho newHpapcr and read I"
writoup about Herb sap. Having h""n
brought up to believe In horbA. the h"fno
Horb Sap Impressed mo 30 that ] MUIR
ried right down to tho drug Et"r" and
bought a bottle. I must say. without
cxREGeUtion, before tho completion OF
tho ono bottle my health seemed I" ru9h
right back To mo, Herb Sap. added 10
my system that which was lacking |
now sleep like LOG. eat Ike 4 horse,
and feel full Of life every second OF tho
day. must say that this means
great deal to me, too. as my business
demands my entire attention. without
minute off for n vacation. | am s."
grRtined with the beneficial results OBJ
tanned from Herb Sap that ! want eV-
cry one In poor health TO give this won
derful tonic a fair trial. I'll guarantee
that no one will make a mistake by do
ing So As tonic and appetizer II mas
whiskey beat forty ways for election
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
TEMPORARY INSANITY DEFENSE
Of MAN WHO SHOT ATTORNEY

Steubenville. Oct 22.-The trial OF
Tony Lees, Yorkvillo Rumanian. charged
with assaulting Attorney John Garden.
OF this city, several weeks ago with in
tent 20 XIII. ended this afternoon and
the case goes to the jury tomorrow
morning.
Stcubenvtlle, o., Oct. 22.-That Tony
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23

The great popular Issue Of the cam
paign Is wisconsin, which includes the
nutocratc and arrogant acts Of Wilson
and his followers and tho Democratic
party's record Of waste, extravaganza
and inefnciency. The people have BEEN
irritatad beyond endurance ana VIII Vots
On November for Z new deal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23

Do you know that SX Absorbent OIL
will instantly Soothe rheumatic pains
and neuralgia?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23

Do you know that 3N Absorbent OIL
will instantly relieve any ache or pain?
sixty cents u bottle everywhere.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-19
MRS. REBECCA ANN KELLER

This morning at 1915, Mrs. Rebec
ca Ann Keller, wife OF j. +. Keller
died at the family residence on East
Patterson street after an illness OF
only about week.
Deceased was 81 years OF age, and
was a devout member of the First
Methodist church. With her family,
Mrs Keller came to Lakeland about
ten months ago from Oklahoma and
since her residence here had made
many friends who learn of her death
with great sorrow.
She is mourned by devoted hus
band, a daughter, Mrs. Cline, OF this
city, and four sons, Messrs. G. ant
In F. Keller Of the Keller Electric
Co., this city: DR.. F. l.. Keller, o
Miami. and Mr.. e. S. Keller, o
Shawnee, Oklahoma. The latter !
now enroute to Lakeland and the fu
neral will be held upon his arrival
which will probably be on Wednesday
, at the Gentry Undertaking Co.'S chaI
e., The deepest sympathy OF thei
many friends goes out to the bereave
: family in their great sorrow.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-19
J. c. CURD, INSURANCE
AGENT, FELL DEAD AT
STATION YESTERDAY

Mr.. John G. Curd, of Atlanta. aged
about As years, fell dead yesterday at
noon at the depot having sustained an
acute stroke of apoplexy, which
caused his instant death.
Mr.. Curd was special agent of the
Orient Fire Insurance Co., with head
quarters in Atlanta He had just
come up from Fort Myers, and was
waiting for the train to go to Orlando
having already purchased his ticket
for that point. At the time of his
death he was standing at the east end
g. the sidewalk which runs in front
Of the station, and was seen to stag
ger and fall with a fearful crash
never moving after he struck the
pavement. Bystanders rushed for wa.
ter, while physician was called, but
the latter stated that death had come
instantly.
His clothing was searched and in
structions were found giving infor
nation as to who was to be notifie'
in case of accident which indicates
that he probably knew that he Nigh
pass out just as he did. His famil
in Macon, Ga, were notified, and
phone message was received by tn
Gentry Undertaking Co. soon afte
instructing them to ship the body
Macon, which was done last night
Those who witnessed the sudden d.
: mise of this stranger within our gate
were greatly depressed by the sad a
fair, and did all they could to brir
l him back to life.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-19
MISS MARGUERITE CARMALT

A sudden death occurred yesterday
when Miss Marguerite Carmalt'
nurse, passed away at the
home Of Miss Fannie Blankenship, 5l9
South Tennessee avenue, after an i'll
ness Of only Is hours.
Miss Carmalt was down town twice
on Saturday and did not become Ill
until Saturday night when she was
stricken with an acute kidney trou-
BILE. She was apparently better on
Yesterday morning, but suddenly grew
worse and passed away shortly after
IL o'clock.
Deceased was "a years OF age, and
Rad lived in Lakeland about three
month s. during which time she mac
been busily engaged in the practice O
her profession She was graduate Q
the Grady Institute, Of Atlanta, ant
was very proficient in her work. Sh
had made many friends who deepl
deplore her untimely passing.
I Her parents have arrived from Pan
asoffkee, this state, and brother
coming from Oklahoma and anothe
ON Jacksonville. The funeral there
fore will not be held before Thursda.
at which time it will be conducted
the Gentry Undertaking Parlors
, Rev. l.. w. Entzminger.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-19
GLEANINGS FROM A
SABBATH'S OBSERVATION

A visitor from Pennsylvania hands
us the following:
The writer attended an interesting
session of a mems Bible class in one
Of the leading churches Of this city
Notice, say city, for when you wish
tc have your town grow into CITY,
why you must cease to call it town.
After while the other fellow will
recognize it as city, see0
Here let me say, it would certainly
do YOU no harm, friend, to attend sun
day school yourself; it would please
the faithful teacher and you would De
greatly benefited. Try it few times
will you?
Among many interesting subjects
discussed, was one of real interest u
me viz: The trend of the moaerS
movies, and some of the late pic
tnres being handed out for the en-
iphtenment CO of the youth OF on
city.
The general opinion was that som
If the pictures are unfit for Tn
scraen and much less should such PIC
tures be permitted in Lakeland. l
Ills the writer fully agrees ana
.oma screens were shown to our Ger
sors in my good old-fashioned plu
laws, state, he, the censor, would CT
t,om ont bodily from the 'Senoris'
Listening to very able man
Cod 1.-THE writer while more than
thousand miles from home still nj
oood ear, and recognizes the swe
.i,ver tone of the old fashioned 90
81 holm Brother, you said som
Thing when you told the young mi
ana woman how very priceless
horocter some thoughtless on
is nov have considered your remarks
! ,otber aptiouated, but the truth W
re a,u he truth when all these N
lie thoughts and fashions of the day ma
p 80 boan forgotten. Truth was
IL and ever shall be. truth resa,ui'
t. - what any small Drained selfish a
ia conceited person may nave ~
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-19
SAYS THE STATE
MARKETING BUREAU

Lack Of proper thinning and cut
ting is a common cause Of woodlands
being Improbable. according to bull
letin entitled, Making Woodlands
Profitable in the Southern States" is
sued by the U. s. Department Of Ag-
riculture Washington, d. c. Nature
usually overcrowds trees a given
space, it says, and SO steps should
he taken to give them sufficient light