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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-08
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
I Carey fire -proof safe.
Edison Monograph.
Todd check proctor.
Flat top desk.
/ Standard adding machine; and
sther Office fixtures.
1 Pneumatic tired sulky, cheap.
Some secondhand harness.
JOHN H. RISBECK,
Phone 53S. 500 E. Lime St
1712
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-08

FOR SALE-Two most desirable and
we'll located business lots, 40x127
each, in heart of city. Suitable for
store, Office or hotel buildings. For
particulars and lowest prices see or
write Kaufman Haldeman Co., Ev,
sning Telegram building, Lakeland
Florida. 1886
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-08

nor SALE-Near Lakeland, on paved
road. Is acres; 3 acres seeding Or
ange grove (last seasons crop ov-
er $4,000, IL acres 4-year-old bud
ded trees, half orange and half
grapefruit, a grove Of great posi-
Utilities; balance in high class cit
rus and truck land. Good house.
fine large barn and out buildings.
One OF the choicest income combin-
alton farms and very closely priced.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CO., Ev-
sning Telegram Building, Lakeland,
Florida. 1856
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-08

FOR SALE-One Of the best located
business lots in Lakeland, 42x122.
Can be bought at a very low price
II taken now. The value Of this
lot Is fast advancing and so will
the price in the near future. For
details see Kaufman Haldeman
Co., Evening Telegram Bldg. Lake
land, Florida. 1887
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-08

EOR SALE-S-room bungalow, mod
ern, large lot, paved street; lots of
fruit. $4,000. Terms easy Mrs. n.
s Ivy, Real Estate, Dyches Bldg,
ITO
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-03-27
THE HIGHWAYS

Many the counties of the we'll counties of New Mexico appealing the property for issuance of building roads, While Arizona A building roads bridges than does neghbong state the many millions short of the necessary complete necessities Roadbung it's infancy remedy will be found either by the states
 e and that will be all necessary development
 the building of chain of highways that will link with the big road continent from and from the Canada line will expenditure several billions dollars the roads will be worth far than the the people building roadways maybe aided government these roads be built according plan Under the method of voting the people against large administrative costs without getting benefit other should be devised legislature the securing
 for road and other improvement than having the matter the people, As politics largely cleo tn each section the county whether entitled not must be accorded large of the raised its people will the issue Under all this wrong People should realize
 that small will bring and that is better to have the main highways built and the other roads extended the found the all the badly bu which would be small the people would greater coming they ceved part of the appropriation build highway trunks first and then radae roadways village the county And let all the roads be built and protected that there will be minimum of cost the upkeep With the ordinary amount of raised through taxation the roads maintained
 passabe shape and these surfaced bridges and cuves built and drains for the safeguarding of the highways from oodwat Mohave County thousand miles of roads and expend small amount of road would faced dirt road and base road will cost about so me In this surfaced could negotiated all of the while the ordinary dirt road out of commission with Mohave should million dollars give recognition necessities demand and will take build them the required standard
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-03-27

vents the overlapping of activities. It will also lessen the calls on the pub lie purse and make it much harder for the professional mendicant to vic timize the community.
 Public Health Centers make possi- ble a concentration of effort and of funds through which many things can be accomplished that most comn1uni- ties need but cannot afford. They al- so supply recognized public insti- tuition through which can be distrib- uted, without question as to sectarion- ism Or favoritism, such funds as may be available for health work in the public schools, the fundss ordinarily given for health work by the city or county or state to various individual organizations, and also the donations of individuals and sustaining members of the different organizations. Among the activities directed by the Public Health Centers are:
 Securing the appointment of pub lie health nurses to look after the in- digent sick, teach the we'll how to live better, and, where there is no school nurse, help in the schools.
 Where several towns are close to- gether to enable the communities to work as a unit and accomplish results that cannot be afforded by the indivi- dual towns. In other places Public Health Centers for the County can be organized, and the employment of school nurses wherever funds permit.
 Provide hot lunches for all the pupils. Investigation has shown that the children of the we'll to do suffer as much as those of the poorer fam lilies from failure on the part of the parents to provide food.
 Establish dental clinics for the pub lie schools. Establish in larger cities a free clinic and clinic staff devoted to all branches of public health as we'll as tuberculosis.
 Institute open air schools where possible.
 Start county sanitariums for the tuberculous, as outlined by the exist ing State law.
 Establish Preventoriums, where children who are what might be call ed "border-ine" cases, can be proper- ly built up. '
 With the facts developed by the State Health Survey as to existing disease and data as to possible coop eration that can be counted on from various sources, public as we'll as private, the State Board of Health will be in position to advise the Leg islature intelligently as to the desira- bility of most of the demands, that are being made on the public purse for health purposes, F $
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-03-27
HEALTH SURVEY STARTED
State Board of Health Getting Infor- nation That Will Assist in Bet
 tering Conditions in Arizona.

Phoenix, March 24th.-The State Board of Health has organized bur eau to perfect a State Health Sur vey of Arizona with particular refer ence to the problems of tuberculosis. There will be a careful investigation of existing conditions in all the larg- CT centers of population for the pur- pose of establishing the needs of the State, so that such activities as are essential may be advised and recom- mended. Mir. Charles Cuvellier has been chosen as director of the survey. MT. Cuvellier is executive secretary of the Arizona Anti-Tuberculosis So- ciety, and has had wide experience in this kind of work. He will secure his facts with trained workers on the ground, cooperating with the local physicians, welfare workers and var ious local organizations. In this way, information will be secured upon which will be based the plans for fu- ture activities. He will also have the full cooperation of the Bureau of Child Welfare.
 In some places special clinics will be held to determine the physical con- dition of children and establish the needs of such as may require special attention. Data will also be secured regarding the incidence of those dis eases of children that specially pre- dispose the unfortunate to tubercu- losis and other serious infections. The conditions of school houses and school grounds, and what the different com munities, their needs and their pos abilities will be looked into as well as the conditions as to the sewage sys- tenn, garbage disposal, and protection from flies.
 It will be part of the work of the survey to learn how far the differ ent communities have so far met their individual problems ,and the organiza- tions that are now handling the work. An attempt will be made to secure CO., operation among the different orgen- izations, where there is more than one, and in the larger cities the form ation of Public Health Centers, such as are now operating throughout the United States will be encouraged. The Public Health Centers will be directed by the representatives from various existing civic and charitable organi- zationS of the community. This in sures coordination of effort and pre-
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-03-27
ONE CURE FOR BAD CITIZENSHIP

One side talk about the housing problem" Are making than problem of by desteppng the real country people exorbtan which they
 While building costs high high proportion and it build today years of wages and prices rtn'1. J., r the who do not wish the responsibilities Instead putting their home their fathers did they buying uxuries which they try themselves believe necessities
 Company advised healthy working of "get possibly panacea h condition mind obtaining the general pub which earnings spent wild deirum
 head family who must look next months salary for payment nstamen home better citizen than that salary for eetng comforts and idle diversions.
 owning among first principles govern buwark Let the individual who complaining about the shortage houses busy and arrange build
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-03-27
FIXING UP MINING TAXES

Frwek between the Internal Revenue and large have been taking Washington relative matters and there will eveuy be determined basis which the copper compapies may figure their income taxes
 determining depletion charges been the principal bone of contention.
 This much certain: Practically all of the will be called the additional amounts
 This taxation problem relates industry whole lot like the story of the that laid the golden the effort collect all the business industry brought stage The metal mining industry of the west dangerously close this point today. aS v " K
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-03-27
PRESIDENTS AND CABINETS

deal being said the defecton the cabinet of Pres Wilson, interested would look cabinets Madison that of the administration presidents ably who suffered greatest cabinet defectio first his seeing member the original cabinet the largely scandals Benap being fragrant Cabinet making holding appears which presidents unfamiliar '
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

In Europe, during IN" last 30 years.
insanity and cancer have increase |
tire, times.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
SUPERVISORS URGED
TO PROTECT BALLOTS
ON DAY Or PRIMARY


Sneslsl 10 The News.
DALLAS Aug ei-Tho Cox and
Roosevelt Democratic League uf Texas
has issued the following statement with
reference 60 election on August 2Nth.
In great many counties Nv the
State Il will be- necessary Ia select sup
-rviSara al the ballot boxes IN order
tn protect uur interest and see that the
Repuhlicans and members IL other PAR
ties do not participate. Tho revised sta.
tuies ~ the State ~ Texas prescribe a
mog hal Il selecting sup'rtisurs ~"
Arts 1s93 and 2gsl Revised tiNll STA.
tutes and their duties az. clearly de-.
fined IN Arts. e99a and 1000 and SOFA
Il : We urge that you confer with
other friends and proceed 40 Once Co.
make Your request fur ihc supervisors
having them duly appointed and IN.
siri'ic las to their duties.
The Attorney General 1T Texas has
ruled that the election Judges are the
exclusive iudres of she qualification of
tho voters IL SAYS. "rha presiding
Judges Il \ primary election not only
have the power tn administer rs g.
any person offering a. vote. end they
can require of any person offering Ca
veto IN AFFIDAVIT that b" b. Democrat
md that h. viii support the nominee
n such PRIMARY and the election
Judges are rold and exclusive Judges uf
he qualifications necessary to deciding
whether ur not "a person ought 90 he
permitted to VT" IN primary elections
md that tn statute covering these
makes II their duty 10 administer naths
IN determining such qualifications
ON account Of the fac that tn
pailey papers and thu srcpuhlican iu
pets throughout the stat. are urging
h. republicans and members ~ other
partics to CO into tn pr.maries and
vote fCi Mr.. Pail'y. % Is necessary fur
ms o. take this cuurS" n has been
inldly stated here In Dlllqs and else.
whore hy prominent republicans. some
Il whom are candidate siur office on
he republican ticket. that they intend
20 vote Tor Bailey On the 2sth and then
vote the republican ticket In the fall
Their vote should De- challenged
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
SHARP AUGUST ADVANCE
MAIN EVENT IN COTTON


Wy NHtn'thffN ffaA
NEW YORK. Aug 20 TN. dry,l'p.
mcnt ~ q sensational advance ln August
was the most tiiIainr f-ttu. in ih"
cotton market tudIy Ausust hfs Teen
an inactive month and r1l uurntlv
very nsitiVc TN" liruldti"1 ~ re-
few contracts caused severe hrsak
which evidently carried the price fnr ont
rf line with quotations .ur md ling.
ToiaN's upiuru rppi,.Hr''d ttFf,ust.
mcnt in this respect lrlsrut ul~fIf hN
IN, covering ~ 70 Few "llf .'ts. which
sent Tho price up tu 30 p1 'r t,i t'iriS
net higher n closed 80 this vel
other months alsu rallied m covering
Tor over th' weekend with tn gc1'ul
market closing very steady 20 net ad.
vance II 20 to g. points on september
and late: deliveries
The market showed .upi Irl merry
business and Weakness 20 ii' start uW.
lng tu reports ul Increasing min turtail.
w,ut. further dr,i1,~ reported in
southern spot markets bate yesterday
and prospects fOr continued ymIll tN.
ports
The adNant" uf a. noil'f ~ 81 cus
delivery represented IN liA-'Ht uuctu.
alton Tor any one ,inv ,Nor rHItt'd iu
"a, cotton market - .pt fHr iho r,ak
Of over fiN" cents pound WhieL ~.
lowed the German % n'e1l" Hnu",'n,c.
m"nt at the hcginnng % February.
1917
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
TRIP OF FARM SPECIAL
IS COVERED BY CAMERA

Siies 'nl - The News
NASlIiNG1ON. Aug. 2I.--Mme than
.oo0 fctt - motion picture film has
ilr'1dv b,en taken IL the Texas farm
ho"s hn are touring the United States
ind"r ID" direction of the Texas cham
bsr - Commerce and the Texas A.
~ college. The camera man h J. G.
ONrom ~ the Ford motor company.
Which u filming the trip 81 the boys
fr release through IN. Goodwin pie.
iurr corporation. The picture VIII be-
h"vn throughout the United States
Mr. os,rom II an experienced cam.
pc man, he has completed still and
1utinn picture course al Columbia Uni.
vrrs.tv. After studying the cpuntpnancr
90 every boy In the crowd h. picked
.t.ril Hodges of Granger and Frank G..
uItl II l'w'tt ~ the two whose fea.
lures would chow hest an the screen
Throughout the picture they play the
r"lrs ~ MIR. cecil Hodges 49, Tex Alamo
Hale " and Mr. Frank e. Halo as Davy
Crockett Hale. Ctcil's younger brother"
rhr Lovs have been photographed IN
various roles Little "DaVy Crockett"
iiHlr made q great hit hy mancuy'ring
a ilr tractor ON the ford fam while
M. camera man turned the crank
rank 3. - small that nothing bat his
zap vns visible rs h" drove thu tractor
dit'-tlv toward the camera.
rhr other boys have not boon slight.
cd however, and numerous group ric
tureu have been taken showing ~" boys
o. chicago. un the Meredith larm. At
Niagara FATS. un the Ford farm aud
prt.r, th- Woolworth building and ON
'ur'y Island
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
BOOKLET ON CONCRETE
ISSUED BY STUDENTS


'If-Ml W I'M NgNt.
AUSTIN Aug. q p y. GiCseckf
u u Thomas and g. 4. Parkinson are
The authors 81 bulletin recentlv Is
sued ~ tn University 81 Texas on '"rhc
strength ~ Fine.Argregate Coacre'e 90
Research ana experimentation along
this line was result of the fact de-
veloped n the meeting 81 the Texas
Road Builders Association In Austin
's~t February. that In many sections Of
ToNas the only concrete aggregate avail
'hlc locally ~ varv fine Acc1ri'inpi'
the four SERIES Of tests with which the
lulleiin u concerned were made m 90
der Co determine the tensile strength
and practicab..iiy 81 fine aggregate con.
crete
Results q the tests as summarized
show that god ccncrete can b. pro.
sate. that to obtain concr,t" Il given
tr"ngth the relative quantity ~ 60
meni must be increased as the maxi.
mum sire ~ the aggregate II decreased
other suggestions are offered as to the
means q obtaining the most economical
concrete. the ration II water most
desirable thv making ~ comparative
tests. and the rodding 81 concrete.
This investigation wa conducted a.
4 part of tho work ~ the engineering
livisiun II the bureau % economic geo
lory and Technology of the University
{ Texas. and copy Il the bulletin mtN
~ obtained from the director Of the
bureau.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
New Orleans iul;on.

~ NfenriAifN lfffas
NEW ORLEANS. Avg % "A Letter
feeling prevailed in the cpt' 30 mtf k,t
today and mu,l'iatr prices vote s,'tr'i
on the disposition ~ tn short Interest
to r,ulil" profits and Hu ir"u lFviug
induced hy what attempt Il io ." o.
fiilnt SIGNS ~ better spot d.mlud ~
while IN the early trading bclrsh
traders tried to use tnc 'artts tt,v
employed in former SALONS * M,
week hut the fondness II their runpr.
Gus following foi profits created q d..
mand which could not easily ls. f'''ed
and finally mast sellers Vl'hd, ~ from
the market. The market closed 81 not
advances for the day ~ s0t1 ~ nolnts
Houston Slcs yesterday e., foo0 halcs
caused much comment ~ = feeble me-.
turc and claims az q better drrnuud for
th- lower grades were msds hDts use ~
the revision 81 spot puni1t'trs IN Nlt
malfct which raised me 'pw giad.s IT,
lal points and reduced tn high"l swdcs
By so points.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
Market News
Sc BACK IS SUFFERED
BY PRINCIPAL GRAINS

o. '.ser.ai"d Press
CHICAGO. Aug - lItuhlf
weather conditions oyer 'lr west aud
low selling price nf canadian vhrt Co.
the s@,huri tDdiy ,Iuhd 90 grains g.
fBfi,r setback h'ir .itrr ihrs bad
nri Il fairly steady
Provisions however I'nH'u'l ustri
and firm. Compared SIN ihr nl. IS .nus
close wheat Wus oif So '. tl' cents
with December 50 32i.' 90 80 ' and
March 80 -.
corn wis down me 90 '3t cents.
while oats showed cot i'ss 81 80
cents To- ~ cents "Ir,i.iuls w'r"
"a cents Co S0 cents NOT hish.r Soak.
INK rtin' over n4ht Boo ilIts Ell" ilIinus
and Indiana that hid h'cn iu need ~
moisture fur spmr time past u to fsc"
selling ana e lower rang" ir corn.
oats were under pressure H- the rc.
suit uf ~" onsi-ftunc in corn.
Packers we're fair buyers 1T ~ DIVISIONS
ana prices averaged higher.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
WAYLAND COLLEGE WILL
HAVE POLITICAL CLUB

PLAlNNIEW, Aug si.--As hcfiis q
mod'rn in stitution uf learning. Way.
land college will keep up with public
and national affairs during the coming
term hy ihe initiation IL political
sncic'y. The object ui the organization
will D." to keep the members we'll IN.
formed On current political issues and
campaigns and tu have clearer un.
derfmnding II the government. includ.
ing an political organizations uf city.
county. state and nation
Pref J y. Mcdonald viii have charge
II the club and it, study \ certain
rtand1rd oi arhnll work will be- required
froir each member.
This club should prove very instruc
Tive end profitable towards fitting the
young men ana women Tor good citi.
zrnship.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
FOREIGN T0NGUEs FAVORED
~ CULTURAL. SOCIETY

sfaecisi 10 The NcNs
WASHINGTON Aug. si.-.iust at n
tine when State Legislatures. ,ncour.
aged bv the passage of laws In other
states. and the putting into effect Of
regulations by school boards and other
lCcal governing bodies furhidding the
eaching Of children Ia TIE public
schools up 20 a certain age IN other
than the English Language. comes "a
representative OF the Executive Council
II the Ethical Couture Society Won.
ems Conference. ana announces a cam.
lbtign aimed at the abrcgatioi II such
laws In this connection a Mrs. Maxi.
MILAN Tuch H. quoted ~ saying that
The work q Amcricanizntion among
the foreign barn ~ going 10 hc push, j
dong new lines"
Alter dis,ussing IN detail what these
new lines are. and referring o. the need
for meetings between foreign born IN
ielicctugls and ideaiists" with tn, beat
a our American citizens. % the end
that the exchange uf their cultural
deals and experience with ours can.
not fail 10 result IN mutual benefit.
his. kOCh. referring 20 views advanced
y q recent address hy Dr. Felix Adler.
aia a practical point made hy Dr. Al.
~ was that % more direct appeal can
Dc made % a child when IT, familiar
tongue n used IN teaching u English. "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

l.arFe quantities ~ German paper
r'iiis sfe t@lng displayed by a British
firm Of importers IN l.nndnn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
Women Setting Pace

DALLAS Aux sl.-fhe women ui
Dallas and Dallas county are setting e
ua'c Tor women voters throughout
r.vas ir th"i~ organization efforts and
their plans tn defeat NJ Bailey in tn
primary on August 2Sih ~ recent
meeting In this city they adopted the
slogan. He shall not pass" aud Ia.
ward making this motto an actualit,
have agreed unnn house to house can.
vas Ter Dallas and Dallas county. We.
men are actively organizing throughout
this section and viii. IN addition to their
house To- house canvas work. put some
speakers In the field They are also
cooperating with organizations IN
nearby counties and assisting them ir
developing strong local organizations 81
women voters.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

Don't fail to hear GoldforbeS Chill.
dren'S Orchestra ~ the Polk Street
Church at ii5 tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

The ~ Of a oocoanut makes a a..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
Gotten Seed OH STEADY.

NEW YORK Aug ei--Nffacied Nv
the strength II lard the cotton seed oil
market. while quiet. WIS generally
s:eadler late months 'luang \ to 40
points net higher. while ucnt months
were Ia 30
Sales 3&00 barrels: pri no crude. nom.
inal. prime summer Vello'. spot nom.
lnal: September ii.1i. December % 20.
March i3?a, prime Winter Nll, WAND
summer white. nominal
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Kan.n. CIV Il.e.loek.

kNNSlN UITN- No, Aug 81 --II0rs.
900. today trading confined tu one load
q 200 pound hogs 90 NSoo: about
trgdN. uu quotations.
cattle. 1000. fur week beef steers
ri"'iN o. 80 loW"t. SHE stock steady TO
30 lower. cannors steady. bulls ami
feeders stoaJy 90 % higher. calves weit
Co.. 81 90 lower.
Sheep 800. bulk uf receipts today
feeder. fuf week sheen mostly 81 90 low
o.. umhs 20 to - lower. best breeding
eve. steady. others weak: feeding llmis
- On 80 lower.
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Iort Worth live dmk.
iy A.I0rinttd Press.

~ Ha|Nfinifd ffesFs
FORT WORTH. Aug 9i-CJiiio Re.
foipis sso. market - cents lower
Reeves sb.5ofi ~ 90. s,ncsers, S. ooH
nn
Hogs Receipts 200. mJj;.; steady
idght li.siHl5. %: heavy iio01 1885.
Sheep, Receipts $50. wrvg,, STEADY.
Lambs 3.ooaii.oo. ya.ilugs .Cosi
1900
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sets q Pine Example.

frrcial % lhe News.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2i.-The story
- told m recent dispatch % Richard
7. Lingley. an expert accountant 81
New York cay. Who las not only maze
FOOD IN business WAY in the country
uf nis adoption. bot has 81 a fine *.
ample by celebrating annually the lay
~ his arrival az Castle Garden. now
ihitiy nirs years ago. Mr. l.iugley. az.
curding % the correspondent. IN tell.
ing Il his Observance u this interest.
iiif anniversary. said That be- la.de !
from England without money and a
stranger.
Continuing. h. added.
NJ suggestion - hat every .mml.
grant. whether h. has been raturalized.
- ! have. ~ 20 the contrary. should
celebrate the anniversary 81 arriving "a
tins Wonderful land ~ opportunity and
plo1iy ~ a day We'll worth Keeping
apart and celebrating each year"