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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
Oo0 Says Nothing Can Prevent Prosperity OF Country Where People
Enlightenment Wish To Produce Right By Their Nei6hbOr

q take it on the whole are not pessimistice'
suggested.
Not at ALL would regret indeed If the recitation OF
problems for which "a solution should
carry air pessimism.
with the intelligence, productive power and
sOurCefuness OF the American people we viii emerge
through all this. but the rapdity with which we
Will depend upon the promptness with which we
grasp and well understand the Of difficult
ties and the unity and Of action.
While our recovery may be slower than may
expect nothing prevent the prosperity country
where the people have enlightenment, wish work,
wish to produce and wish 10 do right by their neigh
bors.
we need remember az all times that not a
machines. and horses. factories railways
We are a nation Of men. women and children.
"Our industrial system and commerce is simply
a implement for their comfort and happiness
When deal with these great problems OF econ
omics with this except0n-that our OBJ
ject the standards living %
people upon this soil those and
Intellectual forces that make nation great
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
BY J. COOPER

park made additional seedlings necessary However the
commissioners believe that the
condition for by early autumn. The commissioners
say when the course Is completed. il will
the finest in the northern part Of the state
EXPECT TO HAVE SHELTER HOUSE READY.
The commissioners also contemplate the completion
Of the shelter house be erected
tawatomie park By Travellers Protective association
They say they confident that the proposed
shelter house will be ready for by the public be-
passes.
The elaborate plans for the improvement OF Rum
Village Of course will be completed this year.
plans comprehensive that il probably
take two three years 10 complete them Neverthe-
Village is be IN much better condition
enjoyment by the public than during any previous
year. Work several OF the roadways running
through the park Is being rushed that automobiles
may enter the area. New the use OF campers
during being placed there. giving
park added attraction those who o spend
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15

Some groups able 10 put up resistance
reduction of economis levels than others
For instance this resistance against lower levels I'm
the services and comm ODDITIES that the farmer
buy in the face of his much
ging of unemployment for the other industries
Isn't there great lesson be drawn from this
uation ," I asked
There is" the emphatic answer. NO greater
lesson be brought home
only but give quid quo n
mo particular economic fraction of population
long continue securing over-advantage without
disaster itself and the community.
our whole economic and moral problem, indeed our
safety satisfaction and happiness balanced
upon practice Of this basic fundamental in business
dealings
What some of the encouraging signs in read
iustment?" I asked
There many the Many manu-
facturers and wholesalers making their in
ventores that equal or the increases when we
the upgrade They passing their savings
in material and labor to the next step in
frfbr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
out Bend Parks Enhanced By Installation OF New Equipment Will
Soon Bek0n Strongly To Seekers After Recreation And AnuSee

they may have the advantages OF forest life without
forced travel great distance obtain them
Men busy, cutting down trees along the
Of the roadways through Rum Vii
Iage. and this work is completed Will
be put 10 work. completing the raOdWays
RUM VILLAGE MECCA OF PICNECKERS.
The plans for the elaborate Improvement OF Rum
Village have been completed by George Keser. prom
inent Louis Mo. landscape artist. plans
have been approved by the board Of park commission
commissioners plan work plans
gradually. The improvement work being done
Village this and that which will be done there
year will a part OF the plans Mr.. Kesler
When the improvements at Rum Village finally
completed. park will be the finest o. its
kind in the middle west.
In the meantime. however Rum Village affords a
OF adults we'll by the children have been
OF this park during the coming summer viii be made
by lodges. and citizens generally past
years
The park board. in addition improving its IS recre-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
BY n. y. RICKEY.

WASHINGTON. May 14.-'I am convinced that we
have fundamentally turned the corner.
This was OF Sec'y of Commerce Hoover
20 my question: Are things gong to be better or
worse ndustrially in America 2'
Because Of his knowledge of European conditions
we'll as the intimate touch with American business
which his position gives him. Hoover is probably
,veU il not better qualified than any America in
OF discuss conditions and future
possibilities.
Continuing Hoover said 1T would be foolish
In acknowledge frankly that the midst of
great economic difficulties But t is infinitely more
foolish 70. anyone think will of
them.
In some ways the situation moro difficult than
that following the civil because today
nomic machinery is more intricate and less easy ad
inst Also we dealing with "a world situation and
not a domestic situation alone.
,;reat as our difficulties have been are have
r,uch upon which TO congratulate ourselves For the
first time in history have passed safely through
commodity crisis without monetary panic. For this
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15

alton spots throughout the city is continuing its work
the proposed encirclins boulevard system which
broad driveways either side St Joseph
river The commissioners consider the encrclins
boulevard project much part Of the city's park
system OF the park included Much
land for the boulevard system already been
secured by the board. and the commissioners say thai
the completion OF the system only a Of
time and money.
SPHINGBROOk OPENS TO-DAY.
In addition 20 the recreation and amusement TO ba
afforded South Bend citizens during the months
the parks under the control the city
park commissioners viii be the attractions offered
Springbrook park which thrown open 20 the
public today Several thousand dollars have
pended improve the attractions M Springbrook.
There TO be special attractions such band
certs and dancing In addition the roller coaster
and other like attractions there throug hout
The merchants exposition building Will prove
added attraction springbrook-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15

may thank the federal system, which made
this possible.
Although seem to have turned the corner there
many readjustments complete. Part of the bit
Of the situation arises inequalities in
progress Of these readjustmeuts different
of life and different branches of industry
Much of this readjustment be accomplished
only with time and patience. Economies of hard times
produce savings and greater endeavor. Shrinkage in
yields free capital These savings in time
fertiize the soil for upward progress"
What the chief impediments to smooth
OF readjustments?' 7 asked Hoover.
There many impediments" the answer.
will different Importance
upon each OF them.
Among those daily enumerated badly adjusted
railway rates and badly ABUSED taxes
tariff high high profits, high interest,
striction effort by labor and dozen others, while
domestic recuperaton sadly nterlocked with the
recovery of Europe.
PARITY OF LEVELS.
1T is necessary that approach parity Of levels
i'm n different industries.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15

II the city council sees nj 10 make the necessary ap-
preparation. and the members OF the park board be
lieve that II will the annual summer band concerts in
the various parks will be held this summer. In anti
cpation that the council will make the necessary ap-
preparations for these the park commissioners
purchased 500 additional seats.
among the parks where the concerts held. The
seats are already being placed
TENNIS To FLOURISH.
But band concerts and swings not the only en-
joyment 10 be public durns he
bamy months. Tennis again flourish the coming
season. The courts at Howard Pottawatomie. Stude-
baker Leeper parks have already been overhaGled
put the best OF condition The facilities for
playing Leeper park will be doubled this
The additional have already been put IT the
followers the ball and racket promised ample "a
cilities for playing their fsvorite outdoor game.
The members Of the park board regret that the
golf course Studebaker park will be ready for
during the summer. but they hope TO have it
pleted by early fall The sandy soil at Studebaker
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15

South Bends $50 acres Of city parks divided into Is
recreation spots be in better condition
endowment OF the public during the coming summer
established here.
The board Of park commissioners which Is composed
Ridenour. president; Idchsrd Ebel- Otis :
Ron,iue and George Platner. began months
ago planning for better recreation season for the
coming summer.
Although the increased cost Of equipment and labor
as practically cut the buying power the park
rissioners appropriation in half the board has
In putting the parks OF the city IN better condi
lion for the coming they have been
any previous year in their history.
ADD NEW EQUIPMENT.
Some equipment has been purchased for use dur
ing the coming Fifteen new swings. TO be
placed in the recreation for the enjoy
purchased and being placed. The addition OF
swings Just purchased the board believes. viii
provide ample number OF these swings for the ac-
commOdation OF the public
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15

Transatlantic nier NC-4 planned and de-
signed for service-RerarkabIc achievements
Of naval avfaton--NayaI aviators were first OF
American armed forces to- reach Francc-Niore
than 100000 miles travelled by naval planes
Story of first naval ace.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
ROTES
TO MEET WEEKLY
AFTER JANUARY !

For the purpose of increasing the
Rotary apirit among its membership,
fhc members OF the Lakeland Rotary
C.ub nave voted to meet weekly, com
ncuciug with The next weeks Rotary
noon luncheon IN Tuesday, January 3
By So doing, Luke and also joins the
other clubs in tIiS. the Sth District,
and conforms TO Rotary practices
Special guests III the Rotary lun-
chc3u Tuesday included ri Rev. Cam
cron Mann Episcopal Bishop Of South
Florida. and judge william Gober, I.
$. District Attorney of South Florida.
Roiarian W. H. Moore in a brief
.aik told Of what International Ro-
larry is accomplishing by the bill
roster e. mpaigl OF optimism, and in
tbis connection special tribute was
i'll 10 Egbcgt Lusk for his %cnercs
.,y in contributing the billboards in
he Lakeland district for this pur-
pose.
Lakcland will be represented at the
jnter-city meeting IT, Tampa on We'd
ceda,. Tanuary Il. 4 special COM
lt.i;tcc composed Of Dale Williams,
Egbcrt Luek, and Joseph johnson,
viii have charg2 of Lakcland's part in
,hc Tampa. program.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
TEXAN DECLARES
HAD SUFFERED FOR
THIRTY LONG YEARS

For the first time in over thirty
years | know what it is to feel like
work and what ii means to sit down
TO meal and eat things like pie.
cake, onions. and cabbage without
suffering misery afterwards said E.
w. Coffey, Garland, Tex.
at certainly took mighty good
medicine to reach my case of stomach
trouble because it had bothered me
or over thirty years, but | can say
for Tanlac it did me more good than
ell the other medicines have taken
put together.
ANYBODY who has had stomach
trouble in a bad form knows what !
most have suffered during all these
years and how gratified l feel to be
at last able to enjoy my meals again.
| am like different man now, can do
I hard days work on the farm and I
just feel file all the time"
Tanlac is sold in Lakeland at the
City Drug Store and by leading drug
gists everywhere. adv.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
Legal Notices

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENT.
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND fOR POLk
COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CHANCEliY.
May n. Bettes, joined by her hus
band as next best friend, Bert
f. Betts, Complainant,
VS..
Interstate Land and Investment
Company, Defendant
Notice is hereby given that, under and pur-
suant to the terms of the tecree of the above
entitled court in the above entitled cause.
Will offer for sale and sell. within the legi.
hours of sale, on Monday, January End. A. d.
1922, at the south door of the court house. i'm
Barlow, Polk county, Florida, the following
described chattes and PERSONAL property, To-
wit:
Two hundred and thirty-fve (235) of I'll.
bonds issued by the Florida Natal Hay As
sociatlon, of the date of January 20. 1921,
and of the amounts and maturity dates am
numbers follows:
Numbers to So both inclusive, 500 each,
maturity date March IL, 1924;
Numbers 81 20 100 both inclusive, 500 eacn,
maturity date march 10, 1885,
Numbers III TO 200. both. inclusive, 500
each, maturity date, March Is, 1926;
Numbers 203 TO 20. both inclusive. $1,000
each. maturity date March Is, 1921
Number 213 to 30, both inclusive. $l0Lu
each maturity date March Is. 1925:
Numbers 22S to go, both inclusive, $1,000
each. maturity date March Is. 1929;
Numbers 233 to 240, both inclusive. $1,000
each, maturity date March Il, 1880:
Numbers 243 To 80. both inclusive, $1,000
each maturity date March Is. 1881;
Numbers 253 to 2G0, both inclusive, $1,000
each maturity date March Il. 1892;
Numbers 2G6 to 270, both inclusive, $1,000
each, maturity date March Is. 1888;
Numbers 279 and $50. $1,000 each, maturity
date, March 10, 1854.
Said sale TO be made for cash to the high
est and best bidder to satisfy the terms of
The said decree.
H. c. PETTEWAY,
52f Special Master
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
10 THE NENoERS az VISITORS
OF LAKELAND COZ NVRY Clf'D

l have a stcck OF fac Co,f Clubs
ogpecially celected, also supply OF
Caddie Bags, Golf Balls, etc, for sale,
| make Tie most Of my clubs. put
into fhem tho best procurablc mater
ial gnd SCH them az practically whole.
"a c rifles For one month an giy-
to anyone that PURCHASERS one set Of
my hand made Coli Clubs, and three
lessons in golf.
CHAS, HOWE
Cell Instructor, Lakeland Country
daI 6'1,,l, I.4 t.aI tx
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27

Montreal. Dee 27.-From reports
n.dc to tic r0iice il appears that
"cyafa' butcher stores IL the ely
Ucr' broken mic Saturday night and
proris.ons va ued At thousands of dot
las c3rtcd away. These, according to
victimi2cd dealers, include hundreds
r turkeys, chickens and dressed
fowls, While large quantities of butter,
beef and eggs have also been stolen.
No trace of the stolen loot has yet
hccn found
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
LEGAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the regular an
nual meeting of the stockholders Of the Central
State Bank of Lakeland will be held in their
banking rooms on Tuesday, January 18th. 1922.
at three O'Clock y. N.
A. f. PfCKARn.
II. C. DWIGGINS. President.
Fashion
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Ernest Adamson CT New York Cisy
IS spending the holiday season in
Lakeland with Mrs. Adamson and
heir little ones at the home of Mrs.
\damson's mother, Mrs. f. V. Cow
derry.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27

FOR SALE Larr ak front ja'. 81
600. - teat 81 irrn: 81" J. Or
i'd A:oIUc. %1aao, G IL '1.
S2U.h s.d2 lots. II. ej .sU. ''.l g
17J Black
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
Gainesville, Dec. T. 1921
Yoar friend.
JOS. ROE1iEP.

irrs' =tro' coeoHGary Education and
Cnasmau state Committee Of
5 u.n..1 Cor mission.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27

FOR SALE Suburlru horne; GOOD
house; ) to 10 acres best lard:
small syCve and o;hc" fruit. vi:
take city residence nronc",y. rhon.
1G4.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27

FOR RENT rooms aud a "a'.-"
Call 1901 North Kentucky aycaUv.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27

LOST Thursday night brown cameo
breach Between Rcggns' residence
and Auditorium. Reward is re.
turned to y. y. Rcggius.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27
FoR THE ACCOMMODATES
az nITrH HiIc-rs-rr ga

The Steam Laundry VII ha .p
for bu9in.ss Monday a1d cnr t..l"!..
will gather up work n usual.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27

FOR SALE Lac model Ford touring
car in Al condition and appear
ance, $310.0o Can be seen ut Fuu,
Garage ON saturday. December II
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Adamson and
Miss Louise Cowdery were visitors tc
st. Petersburg Monday and Miss
Louise is being joined there today by
I7cr sister Miss Evelyn. The Misses
Cowdcry vii. be guests for few
'ars Of Mrs. I. G. Bates at the lie
rot Hotel
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27

FOR SALE Good Jersey COW vii
he fresh in January Corner l!igA
land street and Lake ulintcI DrTc
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-27

LOST Thursday night brown cameo
breach Between Rcggins' residence
and Auditorium. Reward is re
turned to y. y Rcggins.
WANTED 10 exchange 1920 Chevra-
let touring ear for good ] ord
truck c. f. Bradley, 1olI South
Mississippi Avenue PHONE IS He'd.
FOR SALE Lac model Ford touring
car i'll Al condition and appear
ancc, $310.0o Can be seen ut ForI
Garage ON Saturday, December ii
FOR SALE One lady's writing desk,
oak. One small porch table, cherry
one Kitchen table, painted. SOB
South Missouri Avenue.
FOR RENT Two rooms for light
housekeeping, III West Lcm3n
Street. Phone % Blue
Just unloading car Georgia Forto
Rican sweet potatoes. Fer prices
call at the team traek across from
union depot.
FOR SALE Hens, fine strictly fresh
cgEs and fresh moa, as Dun" Or
Gerry Store. pal East Morton Street
Phone 739 Black
FOR SALE one a2S!5o 70, on Mr-
Rorgy Avenue. u"ar Success Aye
nue.. for $i5000. half cash, bll me"
easy terms, j. NJ Taylcr, Room =
Johnson building.
FOR SALE -Suburl.ru home; good
house; ) to 10 acres BEST land:
small grove and o;hp" fruit WI!
take city residence proHc":E. Thon.
7G4
FOR RENT rooms aud a e'a'. 81.
Call 1901 North Kentucky ayeaCc.
FoR THE ACCOMMODATES
OF QUIZ cUeToM-7
The Steam Laundry VII r. .p
for bu3ina.a MuNd@y a1d cnr t..l"!..
will gather up work a. usual.
For SALE -Larr lax front ja' 81
Goo - ie.l 81 irrnt 81" J. g. d.
ida ArcIUc. $l0ao. C. het '1.
S2E.h a.d2 lots. III ej low '':sl g
175 Black.
FOR SALE Extra rcr3 :oah rlf-
ida AycAu h3He vi y 80 .rt.s et.
rus and garden led Cood Terms
VIII t2hc modara 1rirr' ct
homc Oh lot for part ragnia9t.
hone - il.;cii for @ap3 s.-'.''
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-27
AMERICANS CREED

- hslievs IN she United States Of
America as government oi shc
sopie. BY the people. for the 900.
pile. whose cost powers arc SERVED
from the ccyrcnt Of the governed
democracy n repuhlici a SOW
oreirn utVon o. many sovereign
stateti pstfset urion. one and
inscpareb =. established on those
prinoluiss ~ Tree 1om. equality
Justice aua humanity FER which
Enserca- patriots sacrificed their
HIVES and forlunps therefore
psucvo t ~y duty tc my coun
Try 60 love b. t- surport RS cen
ttitutior, SO obey its laws. O. rc-
snect ts fsa. and &C defend j
agaistt az enemics
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-27

umm i.isRs daughtvr
.,aaftsr tc,uirH trn nlltet Wlll uln'
fhc visit ,r Dnd assist them in maliae
fap Hst d.tNr over thn iustwaN and
n'n IA, city
rvn r,achua thc CORPUS tlWHii
crd 81 thr causewu, there VIII he F.
hricf and simple dedication ceremony
of thc structure to Nurces county HHa
over Tmou Boulevard no parts ~il
continue its way nast Norih hcaoN
alonn iht tvtN iHvrd etrnrts ld
district,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-27

J. c. Carter underwent an operation
fui th. injured leg Which his Leon
csusine him SO much fuuhN oi ttr
rbe operation WAS performed 90 thp
spuUn auniiar'um nd Inter 800 the
,arnil, Ml. Carter wAs tahNN io mis-
buru Iio vN reported deine Won
frr nt,.rafiun W4s heiieeei a.
hnNg bean "a .uGrgsf
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-30
STRONG ADVOCATE SHIP ENTIRE CARGO
SINGLE SEsSI0N.OF ORANGE. BOXES
Another Communication Touch
ing Present System From
One Who Signs Herself All
Wrought Up" and is Inter
esting to Parents Generally.


From a number of communications
on the subject of double sessions of
the schools. The News prints the fol-
lowing:
Editor News: Much has been
said and written on the mooted ques-
ton of single or double sessions of
our schools. For my part, | am alb
solutely committed to the advisable
ty of the present system being discon-
tinued for good and all. Primarily,
if was an experiment, and after sew
eral years of trial, it is conceded a
failure, from a number Of standpoints,
in the opinion of hundreds of patrons.
ut works a particular hardship up
on. the children who live too far from
school to go home at the noon hour
in that they have to arise so early
that in most cases, very little if any
breakfast is eaten and a little cold
lunch is taken to school, meaning
that really, only one full meal, supper,
is eaten per day. For those who &c
home at noon. they rush in and hur.
riedly eat dinner, if they are not toe
hot and tired to do so, and rush Dack
tn school in the hottest part OF the
day. OF course the hot weather Will
not last long but walking through
rain and cold four times every day Is
equally as trying. Then the entire
afternoon in schiil with time for moth,
ing else!
And the teachers should also be
considered. Naturally they are often
detained, even later than the pupils,
which means that they are in sort
of bondage, with absolutely no time to
themselves, except at night when
they might be able to snatch few
seconds after correcting and looking
over papers, mending and looking af-
ter their wardrobes, shampooing their
hair, writing letters, and other duties
too numerous to mention. ! am sure
were they permitted to speak their
mind in the matter, majority would
favor the old hours.
"AIL WROUGHT UP"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-30
Georgia Veneer and Package
Company is Sending Product
Its Factory to Various Points.
This Time They Go to Porto
Rican Orange Growers.

The Millinock, a large steamer, of
the Fruit Package Company, reached
part yesterday for the Strachan and
Company, and comes for the purpose
of taking on a cargo of orange boxes
from the Georgia Veneer and Pack
age company for Ponce, Porto Rico,
to be distributed to the orange grow
ers of that section.
In the shipment will be thirty car
loads of containers for the luscious
fruit and it is probably the largest
that has ever left this port. The fame
Of the product of the Georgia Veneer
and Package Company has spread
and the company is one of the few
which operates on full time the year
around 1t is a Brunswick institu-
ton which employs every class of
labor and its payrolls are felt to a
considerable degree by every mer-
chant in the entire city and section.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-30
METHODIST TIE
GEORGIA VENEER
One of Prettiest Games of Sea-
son Was That of Yesterday
When Two Leaders in City
League Had to Stop on Ac-
count of Darkness.


One Of the prettiest games of base
ball ever seen here was that of yes
terday when the Methodist Baracas
and Georgia Veneer met These are
the two leading clubs of the city
league and there is great rivalry be-
tween them.
After playing until darkness stop
ped the game tho score stood one and
one, and 1t was decided to play again
Saturday for final supremacy. All the
fans Of the city should certainly see
the game as it promises to be as in
teresting and exciting as that of yes
terday.