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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-07

Brunswick appreciated to the fullest
the visit yesterday of Col. Fred w.
Alstetter. U. S. engineer in charge Of
this district, with headquarters i'll Sa-
vannah Col, Alstetter is familiarizing
himself with the needs, etc, of the
Brunswick harbor ana a cordial wei
come awaits him here.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-07

The formation of the Emanuel Man
ufacturing company is a sample of the
industries that Brunswick needs and
must have. if she hopes to continue to
grow and develop. The sooner the
seaport cities of the South realize that
they must do other things, such as
manufacturing to supplement the
commerce of the port, the better for
them. T he time has gone, and we be-
lieVe that it has gone forever, when
Brunswick can depend alone on its
port commerce for business.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-07

Albany will play the host to the
Georgia Confederate veterans en- May
10 and the heroic remnant of that once
gallant army of Lee and Jackson will
storm that splendid little city next
week. That Albany will provide de-
lightful series of entertainments for
the old soldiers there is no doubt.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-07

One Of the best signs of an improve
ment in the general condition of
American business is to be observed
hal the fact that some of the largest
alfsfhsingSagencies in the country are
Sending ept large resumption orders.
Within the past few days The News
business Office has received half dozen
Or more of tfiesetorders and they mean
something for the advertising agen-
.cies Of the country are among the
shrewdest business men we have.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-20
..s !. 49, Not Spring Fever
|MIMERSnlrhx Blu! But Malaria
III N<hnkh i WIN TIRED FEELING
| WARDS orr MALARIA AND RIsroeEs srRrkcrM rsY iY.
Aks A~N ~rNeA rsAus q C.
IN. YOUTHS GAY SPRlNGIlME
taeIeens 81 L.naesna. Pleasure THAI
Excited the Admiration OF
Gap Jchnscn.

Ell shore d~s Teller good 10 Ne
tho Innocent pleasure children get out
of the coming Of sprIns'" said Gap
johnson of RuInpus Ridge. THE trst
right warm day most 81 ny young 'uns
swarmed. a. you might say. Wife took
and ripred en- out Of their under.
clothes that she'd sewed EN- up In last
fail. and they hi, the path for tho
creek, scratching and eussins mers
riIy.
They found there ssven ar eight ~
0si,s Glrsery's kids, three or four II
Jim Tom Tuilesy's. q bunch Of yeks
YaWlcy's and several more than no.
body could tell whose they were til
they got their faces washed Well,
ih.f there wns n rrunri hnor#w NJ
ihcs al shuch.d themselves and
whlried In 10 tying wat'h h,fwr's
clothes ~ IN hard knots, and fighting
about II, and sneh as that Round
and round aud over and under they
went. I'M they All f.il into the driaw
ard kept RICH, on lAmming each other
,ill they knocked sll tho water out e
the creek "~~kHnsas CITY Star
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-20

Calf 'and that's been long tine,
fur I'm nov 10 my SIXTY .lghth year
remember when | was a child J
uss kept ON strict diet u line
%atcr and milk fot weeks and I have
beep IN constant distress all these
.s~aise., !, pirysryt iylrllh'3 ftoWg l,oah
INK aud bad 10 be very careful ot what
! ate | hscamv aa weak und nervous
! could hardly 50 about my hoas"~ork
and was In miserable condition.
About two years ago my husband
got such splendid results from 1anlac
bs insisted on my taking I, and the
spssiiciue wasn't but ltttio while 10
rfsi,tfng RE of my tronhies & .sase
mv splendid appetite. and l could
eajoy a good hearty meai. even things
I hadn't dare touch before. without
sny fear OF IL troubling me
Then | had the Influenza and 10
cain. dreadtulIy sick and weak. but
my stomach kept In good order aud Il
ssniy took four bottles OF Tanlae to
build the up again 10 where I'm now
Ecrling better than at any time esa
remember have gained eleven
yp,unds Ia weight. too, and words can't
express the gratitude feel toward
Tsnlac. keep 1nnlac In the house
oil the TINA now FOR ! know II In
Aedictne that can be depended upon"
TAnsc Is sold by leading druggists
everywhere ADV,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-20

~Ht-iSlNt, a costume Tx ;se ariaa
~ Il maasentous matter, bat not
ditscclt. Choosing 4 costume gov he
mother ~ the bride o. groom il SD
swalngiy interesting and somewhat
asrncult Above WI thinxs these
mothers must achieve dist.rc:lor in
,heir apparel Cor the great occasion
and oestn this accomplishment by ey-
cruising tSs:e tina, "a above rrprosch.
They must net make the psthet:c ga's.
take u aresstnS tsr yoathsally or the
evusmonplscv one o. selecting styles
thar sre eeStfnacy " io-s elderly TIE
csplce ia styles depends ursn the ST.
houettc g,cee than AnytSlag else, and
tia; which has heen topnd naSs 30
coming In ,ae pas, ssoGI3 ~ retainei.
Son,e mothers an3 c-ana'aotAers
even, retain = veGtAnll fSse ard Azure,
ard t~ ;nsu. therv Are denlaN. ex-
anpes ~ ,nr~r1r sty rs That MAKE
Z e,sStioo easy TIE TIVE sAndses1s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-20
BoBBf WANTED THAT, AGATE.
" Fsn.1tteees GssIc, Nave Get u, Ter
Him, We Must Admit Ne
Deserved IL

The Older boys were playing mar
hies Three yeaf.old Bobby wished
some agst.s like bis brother had and
asked ssther for two cents TO buy ot,s
with, The maey was given TO him
and he Immediately wished 10 20 to
the stare TO make the purchase. 10
persssicn, did no beSHne that father
said.
III you don't keep stu about that
agate | will take those pennt - away
from you"
What Will you do with The pennies
IL you take them AwRyy" be asked
why. III put them back In my
pur~
~Wlll you take them uptown when
you 50 a. The ntflc~ r.
"Ies,.I Will" .,.....
After few moments reflection,
Bobby came back with.
And sili you buy me an agate with
themf"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-20

,hTi<tNhrr Morley reprsnts In the
Nav SpgA E,rt!a& raSs the following
~fnl' paSc $ah)eruj,i adSt' In d
1NrrNcnt ~ecSls "ln will share
ss1r tNcp Sargos AZ the ,asth ~ Mr..
lie WAS the tcuasler aud organ
sSrE ~ the company, which viii COO
tinuc ~ rear HIS name pue u the
dtSc'n,lnuanN ~ buslnass sor week
thee has Accumulated an enormous
sst~'S ~ suits and watts which we
~isl disiss~A " az an unusually low
pr'cc fats Is AT oppt~tanity Which
you cAAna Ssnyl ~ Mss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-20

First of al. re, it nrmly hxsd Ia
yeur mind that all the linimenss
IN la, Sesla. AAxs, ne. eject. What.
ever on Rheumatism.
A vsry common form Of Rhsa.
ni,tism 10 caused By mitIiens af
.sny disease svrms which !a.cat the
bleed. The one and only sensible
treatment therefore, IL one which
elsxnses the blood Of these r~.ms.
and rcois them entirely out Of the
circulation.
Til. y Why s,s,s- The greatest
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-20
imporsans to Mothers


"r' Is rlacr 80 reflect cG TIE
sselwrtygt at mankind remarked tho
Dunn aas riti1rn
.l2N5. 3Atre Wtyh .ynu," answered.
Nj fg9lpsat tive never visited a
"se" Nlt tNo or tnnre times In my
ne hat tt' thought that struck rive
wTS rhgt sil tht .h.tsals were astesa.
teE strictly to their own business aud
u mahkird haa less curiosity and
rs>'~ consideration fcr jMmn creatures
nm'H ~ thrm would have bcrn there.-
Birmingham Az, Herald.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-20
Rheumatism Comes
From Tiny Pain Germs

knewn hlee2 purifier 10 - saeeess-
tu. in the treatment cf khsama.
tism. II 10 . powerful cleanser II
tbs sss-As, xsst VIA scc1ars the sa4s
ease germs that cause year kAea-
mAtsm. sfYerainx relief that 10
genuine,
ass, 10 sold BY oil druggssts.
Free literature and medical aaySes
can b had by wrisinr 10 Chat
Medical ,Assissrf ia twifs i.~ssss-
tory. Atlanta, Ga. 3, s, 8. 10 net
sold or recommended for vsnsrsal
diseases
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-20

atpsS sengs bwgse Rna sxFy than. Tut
d layer " ptssEovs Ia a baking aisA
" casSegae. add a sliced eGasoa. salt
anil p@pg~r, tAea = layer * ihiEiy
sllcea bac0n Repeat the iaysfs, haS'
ing TIE bseNn 80 Yep, isc he' ADD
any llqu.A, and sev thar the tacSn 70
ssu spreAt 80 that Jhe fat will GA
soa the DISH ss9t Cover tightly and
bake vac boar ID a inodsFHta oven.
Baksa Sts~.--IaGe o8e aad cue
bali launds 0f lean boiling eeet, one.
ti%fsStt'' " sseae,s ~ r. iSes
slEsj ptSatues, tsroe sSaai "'tCsts aha
six stnas s4sEa.s, alsk ssaq1i anz ~
mixed splcrS Nlpc and cut The hAesi
and Vegetables as fos stew Fry the
snet TN All IS rendered Pour ~ the
lat aud sdd the u,cat and onlon, Try
untll brown. rcanoYc and add the Is>
tA,c~s, fry tiicya and add the carrots
Put all gnin casserole. add gcner-
tIf sr1rEutiifk 90 itsc,f.' ss'+; 4ss...: ss.ss
the bag u spice bake two hours In
Moderate oven Remove the splcv and
serve FROM The casserole
Baked Hamburger ard Spaghetti
MacarusI may he usesi IN place u
spaghetti! To slp4ass .ail s..sises- Take
package ot spaghetti, ee-pk In boil
Ing ss'tcd water. drain, add ute can
.es toasats*s. ,'asg ~. * mejiup .hlssa
onions, chopped. one and one-haf
pounds az hamhurter, fried n two
tstle,pomfills ~ sweet fat sur and
@'aSon ali until we'll mixed then bake
for h6lt an hour in moderate oven.
Rear Beef with Yorkshire pud
Ding --Roas, The t,'rf ms usaal, hastlhs
cficn Nh two eupfals ~ fonr. enc.
half tea spoonful ~ salt t~o cirfuls
8f fnlfs",s;i5i ssis-~-, esl-l.aa .ssn s4lcs !.
beat well and turn Into vel creased
panS, nlljBs tsif FUN md hastlng WIN
the gravy from the roast after the
pudding has finished rising Serve
around The toast as gatnish.
Apricot Dainty -- Take onehRlf
pound Of dried apricnts. cook until
tender. Mash and add snoAsh sugar
10 swecten Add enc eupful Of
minced marshmalows and le, them
melt. Put into sherbes glasses and
top with coconu,. or cherped nuts
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-20

Flower in the craHnled Wall,
| pluck you out OF the cranniss
I hold Ycg here root and al 10 my
hAnt
Little aoSer,-h0t " could under"
s4And
VITA you arp, root ard all, and All In
al
I shouh ano~ shA, God and man 10
Lori Tcaal saa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-20

costumes piGtG-rS4 herr are exaHsgr
" STYLES ss-.' Way b. WEIR with
sgrsrre Az TIE le'i q Gvny george
over satin Is covered ulfh FGtI,nr =
hrsslisgy In sits cord and heaas ~
Il all III ar~ ta1ar
TIE black ace dress with 81
h~,sttec Al ire rigt o; ne 94'fgre l.
q rsttoN girySlt Kings hlge Ns nae So
and silver ae The ether Tire s&irr 4
lace ecanti0g rvNe&is az apron @
white lacs ever th~ b.er. satin fav
dattsn TIE hat uag he imagined
ssivec ctath ard k'sr's hltc w|th scf
taa vra AZ aiack lace ttaS~f sct7
.he hacS. I. II a lovely aaal-ne7,
ter ne gray hair - IS ~ssrcr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-20

Well rut coax steve In the auto
mohlle and ~ touring announced Mr..
Cfuskt,s,
"kGt whstA We 40 sSg q servant =
aQuirv-i his wtse
~lis the only way Ia keep ~rw.
ant ontv WV have sncsNSsea In hir.
7nG ore the ansy wsy for hsr to ~
&asu viii he 60 ret on, ant walk"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-20

And deanie yuGr razng ssnvarNcy ~
veil rs gronete skan purity. skin casa-
fcrt snt sAsa hezl;A. No Eax. 10
sliry sep 10 Eersas. DO waste. nv
irritation even wAsa shared twice
daily. oEe scap fes al shaving.
bathing and sAanapoosng --Atas.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-20

. cnass~A ~ q htsAi- dasa~se, 1F~Nkx se5ns~
snu~s ~ eSnse'x4ssapAl e1ss1NSNxzk
HALLS EATAaRA MEsafCaNE - 3
TnnAs anil Maea4 rrr1HsT my ea~&nakms
tAs bAeoA 9s4 eAalNsHx W the SgxsaSH~
HALLS CAFARIiEl MkEsfclNE fssscsws
nevnAi ees2itAaAs AL AIaxxs Apkss9e -
do lks VEGA.
vi r1.anah n ga YsaS.ahh lNAAA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-20
Frank

-wsa, hes frank. ryea II be tSsr
raetfuI >''.' ''.''. r 2
In ae&t wayy
-H~ atsrlts be wants al The Esoass
be can sake: be ssys Ia saSsss matters
he thaaAs II hssasESS hRa aas oNn Ia.
ser~si nFss and ~ lssssar ctaia that be
was hapgssr whru % ctfnr nave Q
Dollar 10 his aaIse4"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-20
In kard Luck.

A few months age, when writing q
Hitter to gtrl | had recently met.
plaUed II III the desk ,irs@eE I'm.
sealcd and later nailed u About u
wssA. After rncslsai a formal nnte.
fhapklne tue for lli,le 'ile had IN.
closed, end adding that r,ally shs saw
sse reason why ! Shouli go 20 such
frsuhle when she already had COIN
rAetc ivory So, AI"lo1s.s we're Ia or.
sirt. and tried 60 be ~ diplomatic
90 possible IN explaining thar IN tho
drawer | temporarily pet the letter |
haye any unnbes ~ trinkc,s and un,
knowing 20 me. the nlc must have
shipped IN t'hlcasu Tribune
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-20

harei--Avas yce afraid VI gaiRs In
beyesld ynGS avsahl
tiei.ss---Ne; al the RsAsa hsse tAlas
I'm &c Asires&. Portland Efpavss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-20


uneAall c.Fflis Of n0e soft bread
crumbs, measusah liahay. "nc csE.
hva.cu, cnc.four,h ~ crrfW NJ
sugar ons-hst traSp+orsul ~ salt.
tnn eupfal. q milk nea The sugar
.asst!r@st ss48a, lie t,i-,t.ta eAll r4sd is&ts
Mia aui grvans'iy stir into the
crumbs Let Nsud HAIR sa rodF, vhcn
hakr u a'st ~ ho, water
Spaghetti de luse.--Tuke a small
pac&agt w less " spaghetti &C., raa
chlrhrn seup ere esa yapshrsIa. nDe
shredded s~een pepper ard opefogrih
carsal * bulrerel crumbs .s-k The.
srs ghe'i3 In bediuc salt.d sstrf un.
IN ferder Ite,ts ard ,elsnch w1th rcii
water Butter . taking dlsh. place
In !ayag ~ spaghetti bali q. the
mushr@uas ard ysTsrr and rsr-at
Gn;ll sl are psed Cover With the
rsn ~ chicken sony ard sprinkle With
hst,e~ed crumbs. psse until troVn.
Apples seaIioeec WltA Bananas -.~
Take two large sprl@s slcsd. two
bananas sliced sprinkle In LAYERS WITH
sugar and orange 'ulc~. Dr., With his
o. hut'e. ara repeat bake IN hu,.
tersa cf1sh forty minutes
Banarx Fteat--TNsn n1e pln, NJ
rt1ls. TIVE eggs, ere tablespoonful ~
ecru&srcA. cn~-hsif capful o. sugar.
salt, vinegar. tive bananas ard wsipped
cream MIX the cn-rxtArvs with
n,tge o, the coit rtlls. sad the ~
NAMING portion, nd he corrsta-ch
mixture and crnk over hot water far
ter r,.nutes Pea, ;se egcs slightly,
AID sugar. salt. 70 the erS rlx'u-~
SCR ire rllk in.e sAr egx md ret-rn
th% .gstsrA ~ 4 ho1hIe t~ssasr snA
ceck unt'l ,aick anf srncrsA Cooa.
asv~ and rs.nr c~- t~n ar~ rtr~
s.ra,as ~, IN sssc~s Chli. ard 'ny.
se-o-~ serving deeo~asa xfth tiny
sos..ng islands II Whipped cream ara
Aans.s slsr~s.
Nu h~.~t4a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-20
unaeslhssalx.

Old asn---"Assd " ssa had $40 att
naGlisrlied u by ,sa what svstla yea
ystf Little isay---ss sssssssasss ear
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-20
Very Absent.

Mald--"MGin, the garbage man ~
here MrS Sewlywed-~'' Tell BIN |
don't want any this morning"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-20

baking elsh VIII
he gswa;ly atspsSs
.~sAs%s% q Ape sS
slAg sEig siays v hea
extra wog& 10
cE08sitng.
Potatoes aac
5aSon, cssnsry
styis--Sltcs ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-20
DESSERTS Ako OTHER DISHES.

A meal Ia rover quite finished with.
aut something IN the form ~ DIES.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-20
-v4ef
The Kitchen.
Cabinet ~

"a i&sa wsstsa Nsxssas~s UaAsal
whss lsosss fUst set, wtssm ttay Eaa&s
A S4t~s..ss w. gxS&tsx@
Tas wvFsA IN tss tzS1s st1 net JAks
f.a&saaEs 10 tsbaEsszpaatAnx
-sSk2kghM8 ATaaAA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-20

g 'slrDtR 20 insure the hnufrAni skirt
L Is trimmed with taGeta frills hay
W. plcot edges and svw-d INTO large
a. = -rji's% .sS~ gsstlsiss,.'tss size He
p sht sitting bodice has round uecG
8aa short sleeves A puT II met srl
Sis|i5 'osc,,' ,~ v, ssc { <,r..st tsta. r:s,p
upt ~ ." overlooked and the flower
'rtmmcd ha' 10 u shape that suggest
lit,. I,.,rr t..sisr.t ,.srsasissz'.ts A!tA sAa
dfes, We styi.
Crrp, dr.ei,lne FrocGrttv or other
supple Nyas-s must he chosen tor
gown lac that a, the Irt' II has n
poH,8 At JAe fraat adorned with ft'ils
W. ''re',, ,atss& os@g,4 ~ &RI e lhe hgrk
With sasraini dfapvry ri She s.ar
hauen. ~ points eni longer thaH TN
sRfrt - 'T'fe" fi>H1tt nh~"'a 's4'qscse. 4.s.'t
ruJ vlhoN sleeves Plain pUA ngucd
rtsf'rr ~ gr~rsyr,t~ ft+fht IT, used ~
sothr5 Ia his drrsS Nf wide lace might
make he rascadrd irapery md any ~
tbs sheer tissues thc hosiy Of tho
trusks
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-20

ONCE the costumes of her matds
- AUST make q pietGfer4us baeA'
ground for the cmlneHyr ~ her u@H
hrrr'ai write. n r. tise 'f's4~'iegs. Of I 'as"
bride h. choose what they shall t''
And hsr sbe mhy give her fabc} a
.rry,,> ~-sYfy r'rsr rirf So ',yTs' '.tS yfy {,
The rnt!ciug modes ~ today drawn
from So many prriatlS VIII keep Il
From wandering tdr II yhr riu'o~r@
current styir~ this years tclje witI
live 20 prove 'hr axiom that thing
Of beauty Is .loy tofryrr
rnkHs mru consideration the per
raoaQl8 " tgr maids aad all othet
circumstance thy hriIr mas ',v'tFr rs
have them dressed Va sprIshtly
orvarhy or tafrsa. IN quaint styles,
or her rhiire mas tdll Upon stie.fr
wolfe. lace ~ Eeurw'te In nil ~ these
there are coiurs tina, ARE adorable
Two different types IN gowns suited
To bridesmaids arr pictured above
Tn" quaint .u'l.SklrteA style NJ the
right requires he trl'pucss n orgaudls
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-20
SUFFERING Of \ Y.
LIFETIME ENDED
~Aords Can't Express Gratitude
I Feel Toward Tanlac,'
Says Mrs. burlington.

~Trom childhood until got Tanihc
q xmtfered from Indigestion s:.a =i"fs
ash trouble, said Airs j A. Barring
ezzn, 40 Stanford Ave. Lon Angeles
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-20

stsfi. IL may De
a stuffed siafe or
TIVE a Ill ~
iTult &C simple
canfrctHtu nnlit
,cfy. ibe iitegl IL
unsatisfactory
E~a,A ktgsai-u
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-19
GOWN N'b'DROWN
CHIEF. ORGANIZATION
SERVICE BUREAU us.
CHAMBER OF CONVERGE

The value to the nation of well or
ganized and well directed effort for
community betterment" will provide
the text for Colvin B. Brown, chief of
the organization service bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce of the United
States, Washington, d. c.. f"
A genuine surprise and treat is in
store for the guests tonight in the
initial appearance of the new Cham
ber of Commerce orchestra with Ar
thur Davis, Sr., as director and George
b. Brantley business manager. The
members of the orchestra are Miss
Eva Davis. John Korp, Roland Julian,
Ray Hague, Richard Church, H, Gre
vase, John Wright, Harold Harnly
Delbert Snyder, Carl Korp,. d. Full
lerton, and George Brantley, Jr. Mrs.
Jos. q. Johnson is the pianist and
song leader. os ,ssr rot g.
Manager Jack Armstrong; of b the
Elks' Grill is the caterer for this
great occasion and with the excep'
ton OF Secretary Appleyard there has
been no one any buster in Lakeland
during the past few weeks. Every
little detail has been carefully looked
after which is some task when SC
many have to be provided for.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-19
All Plans for Conducting
the Meeting Have Been
Completed c. Lam
phear Will Act AS
Toastmaster = Invoca-
ton by Rev. j. w. Bolin
= Southern Coll e g e
Head One of the Speak
erS

The stage is all set for the big COM
munity dinner, a portion of the pro-
gram in connection with the .reorgan .
Ration of the Lakeland Chamber of
Commerce The hour is $50 o'clock
this evening and the place the spa
cious and attractive Elks Hall. Four
hundred and twenty-five places have
been prepared for as many guests. At
noon practically every seat had been
secured. This means a capacity au-
dience to hear two of the most promi-
nent men of the day engaged in civic
and community work. o. C. Lanphear,
chairman of the reorganization com
mittee will act in the capacity of
toastmaster. Rev. W. J. Bolin, pastor
of the First Baptist church will make
the invocation and the first speaker
of the evening will be DR.. r. H. AL
derman, president Of Southern Col
iege, whose subject assigned is "NTu-
tual relationship of Southern College
and Lakeland The second speaker
will be A. V. Smell, secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce of Charleston
S. C. who has recently resigned that
post to become secretary of the Jack
sonville Chamber. of Commerce, effec
tive the first of October.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-19
SENATE COMMITTEE
CONSIDERING SHOOTS
SALES TAX PROPOSITION

Washington, Sept. 19.-The SEN
ate finance committee had before it
again today Senator Shoots tax SIM
plification bill, proposed as substi-
tute for the revised house measure.
While the substitute with its manu-
facturers sales tax proposal, had
gained some support in the commit
tee, Republican leaders said they did
not think it would be accepted at this
time.
Senator Calders proposal to tax all
alcoholic liquors withdrawn from bond
for other than manufacturing pur-
poses, also was to come before the
committee again. Senator Calder
said the committee had voted to ac-
cept the principle of his amendment,
but had asked that it be re-submitted
in amended form for final action 1t
was thought that in the original form
it might be construed to tax industrial
alcohol.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-19
SITUATION IN
INDIA IS WORSE
THAN SUPPOSED
Formidable Bands of Rebels Scat
tered Through Forest
Covered Hills

London, Sept. 19.-OfTicial investi-
cation of conditions in India shows
that the situation is more serious than
was at first believed The military
forces sent into the troubled district
of Malabar coast are experiencing dif-
ficulties owing to the mobility of the
rebels and the nature of the country
Formidable bands of rebels are seat
tered through the hills which, for the
most part, are covered with forests.
Ten thousand native rebels are said
to be massed in the Pandalur hills
northeast of Calicutt, where an action
is imminent, and another band is en-
deavoring to join these rebels. Off
cials here hold that the insurgents
can be starved out if the main roads
are held and certain areas are gar
risoned.
A Simla dispatch to Reuters, Limit
ed, says that at a council of state
held there, it was declared that the
lives and property of non. Moslems
were unsafe except in the vicinity of
garrisons and near railways.
1t was said the insurgents, of whom
five bodies are known to exist, con-
troll certain areas and that immediate
re-establishment of authority is i'm
possible.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-19
SIXTY THOUSAND SPANISH TROOPS ARE
READY TO MARCH AGAINST REBEL TRIBES
Huge Army Putting Last Touches On Its Preparations for Wpng Out
Opposition To Rule of the Spaniards In Africa

can guns have bombarded the mill
tary road from Sidi Hamed to Tahia,
along which munitions are brought
through the mountain defiles on
mules.
The number of Moroccans in the
hills around Gourougou apparently
have been reduced and they are now
estimated to number only 500 deter
mined fighters. Parties have been
sent into the interior to rouse tribes
men who up to the present have not
participated in the fighting. Natives
say that Add Ell Krin, the Moroccan
chieftain, after offering as much re-
sistance as possible in the Gourougou
area, does not intend to make another
stand until the Spaniards reach the
neighborhood of Annual, where he has
his headquarters.
Suburbs of this city were under
heavy bombardment during the days
just prior to the offensive which on
Saturday resulted in the capture OF
Nador. The civilian population dig
played fear almost equalling that
shown during the tragic days of July,
when fanatic Moroccan tribesmen mo
mentarily threatened to enter the city.
Many closed their houses, preparing
to return to Spain and many actually
| left.
The Morpccans mounted cannon in
the ravines and peaks around Gourou-
gou and bombarded the city. Shells
fell over wide area but nearly all
] Of them failed to explode.