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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-24
The CHRISTMAS Spirit

Is life saver. It's the shirt that
drives away the blues ana maize peo-
pie glad. All physicians admit that
thrills of Joy will. insure k6od hsalth
and promote long lie. Il makes 10
difference how you are f[xs6 finin-
cially there is always sometkfnx you
can do to cheer and brikilton Tia lie
Of another, and who 4 not Wi1Iinr 70
admit that 1t is the privilege q Nv
ing that counts most 'cor hfpplness.
never. gave anything 81 NJ lIfe but
what ! did not feel bettor II havlng
done so and know I'm MT dlfforont
from most folks. 50 III trlnlnas
let's try to be little uoto 61r 16orafe
In trying to make o(16f1 h1Sr1. n
Wish had an ozt1n n61ler ri
every Real Estate deal 81 VIII !
have made men happy. t61iovs ms'
I'd have o swell bauk occount ~ fhis
time. Well I've tried ~ ~ o11r IIp
to what high class HI and
Insurance Agent ought - ~ g I've
triod to be CONSTANTS ~ H. nv
charges, the result ~ koon <(hnt /
have made many friends. ~ 1(iIl on
the Job and ready 10 seryo Yoo. 4 you
have q House or Iarm ~ 1113' IN
1t with me. II you haze 4 49, x for
sale list 1t with ma Il ~ ~ %
buy anything 80 ne, - ovorY
form Of Insurance. ~
rHE IARTH /"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-24

JUMPER HUNTING CLUB
SANTA CLAUS TO KIDDIES.

The Juniper Hunting Club will bc
Santa Claus Saturday night TO the
children OF the Kentucky children's
Home at Louisville The club leaves
Louisville Monday for It's great hunt
ing preserve in Florida for the annual
hunt. Governor W. II. Cox. Of this
city. Is member OF the club and will
meet the Louisville members Of the
club Monday. Rev. G. =. Wheat, Of
West Point, who is also member Of
the club. will accompany them on the
big hunt.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-24

Buy in Maysville. 1t pays.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-24
PADUCAH HAS BIG FIRE.

Paducah, KY, Dec. %. - Paducah's
wholesale district was menaced to-
night when the wholesale grocery
establishment of ]. r. Smith and Son
was destroyed by fire, causing loss
of probably $15O,O0O. A heavy rain
aided the firemen in confirming the
blaze to the one establishment.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-24
CAR system PARAIYzED.

Winchester. Ky, DEC. AZ Win
chester's street railway systena il
P paralyzed. Maroonsd just south Of
the Brown-Provtoria Hotel, the city,s
one street car stands. IL motor burn
ed out. n q
During the emergency. Winchester
folks {, walk or ride lust y they always
have done. jss' N 4,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-12-24

Rockcliffe Felowes, popular leading
man, who forsook the screen to appear
in "Pot Luck, which ran for several
weeks this season at the Comedy thea
ter in New York, will shortly be seen
again in pictures.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03
Prediction Library
 Going to Juneau
Former NsIr-a1c May Present tnr- tuoN Wiln Tamou~ Iolr.-
 tiuu Juurau Eauqur.
UENEN NoW AT TiymN
FuG-r Ni>Nvr>hgm Ju Start Nwh ol Compiling Civil History .t
 Alaska

... famous N.a~aa ...."E ". -...s W.gaar-ha@. -N ru.~ a.... Safe to suugnes~ fro" Alaska. .. ...aaHg be presented tr .a. N--.. |.~uuw@ library ac 5ra-.r T. .. -..r l3aEr Wt,a.rsHaa .E r.a.. ...s Q, Juneau auru- ..a ,....- week. Friends and .aa.-..s .. I.d-. W.e,er>aam aNa ar.r-.. t. ..aaum, lu his aou.. .. .a served .. N.a>. aa.L Juneau. u- a.s ra#.. t.u.- ..e alsra4u.sas- .a...s m.. .. Governor Bone. Surs.E..-a...r.. u.... '. $ Attorney >aa.n ... ..... ..ag appointed u.-,...s ... a.r t.o Hrdug administration
 ... l.@..s ...uF is ..H .. r.. .-.uaE ol the state #s.u-... -... .. o. Tacoma. and contains -... ..-.s o. volumes gl Alaska writ.
 ..a publications. Ir contains u. -.uuu indexes. and when sa ... house uaIaus ar Wa~au-.... .. k. occupied two large rooms I..-e W.oaersa-m spent ." years -...uwn- taa publications. and .a -... instances sent ro foreign ..a.- tries to have certain books raa.u- -rn..d page ny page. translated ... placed m the library collection.
 .aa-e WlshersAam will devote considerable time duraZ ,.e e.a- .- year Co eomD.ltuG aa A.a~aa. ..I history from the time The -a.- .ua States look over Alaska ru ... present date The history viii n. complete and will later he ru#.s.- ua Work oa the history has h..a under way for some months
 Prior ta his departure 5ur Alaska IaGge W.cbersham stated aa MAS -n. w..ag tc Alaska ra make -is G..- m..aut residence at Juneau l.. again said he had retired from ro.- iues. and looked forward with g-ea. pleasure 10 becoming private ...- zen of the great NorJhlaud. and as- s.srtnz whenever possible in its de- yeIopment There is already a move weut in the first division ro ask Judgo Wicborsham to allow his name to be filed for senator at rh. next primary.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03

Mrs uawa uE... ".. h.n Lynch and .nu N.~e.~ N...s. ...a. and gaau la..n anr. .......... u. t.a Princess Alice for N....as. Nan. where ,a.g will ..a. t.ur future home Tho ".H.. om.s" will Hr missed u w... Ways .... >,.gsas. as -u.s .a.. .... a.-.- dnuts for maus E.a.s Mrs. .E..a came uor. a n-au ... .... ..r raGd~cu wore born a.t ..... wr. raa exception af a ..N ...t- .... in SNa-way a. t...- ...a...a days Nuw. as ..a ....- ..... .r. -rovuE into N.a.....a. their mother wishes r.au f. r....se aar. advm.a-a,~ chan ... h. ..a....a .n a sm#. northern aau aaa. for -... reason. ~aa a.sn.s.. .t ... r....u ..are. and has -... .... '. ... ..# '1umr and relatives. w.e.. r.. ...- drau vii. au.a- -..u.L Mrs ...... .aGer tIa 1a--.- away .. ... ..~. band -....r .. ..a.a ... .-- .arad ra. a.a',E"..r u. ... -... al Alaska. and has ...u .a. .. ..s most efficient aa.u.-s and ..s. .. ... off," .. o.s...r Ms. Kate Lynch - .ou- .e.a u.. r.a t.... u. her ..u...r. and Is ..t ....... us a.. ~.r has n.au Mrs Lv....s ,..au.a .-.ad sister and H..n.- a. .. times MHH '.a ..m.,. g. r.. .--. wishes nt r...r .u..- uE .r...U-
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03

ur and Mrs George E.. Clark. os
 Rig Bend Wis. who have haeu t.e
 summer guests ol Nr. and Mrs H
 n. Clark. wore nassaugers soura on the Princess Alice Miss FIorls
 Clark accompanied .ar uu..n and aunt as far as Hrewerluu. Wash. Ucre a visit will nn made w..a ru.a- lives for short time aud then Mr. and Mrs Clark will proceed 0owe- ward and Miss N.a~, wu -u la .... Imgnaw. Wash. who's. ~ru WI. H.. tcmd the Stale Nauma. -,.N...
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03

Tnuorns Mrs Hn..u ..... and Miss I>arr Lynch Mr. ..t ... X A Fries entertained on ".us'.. owen
 ug ar cards. .aua" w.- r.n .a nt r.r o,wta- a.t .. ... ..... .. ur uamrs. t.. #n-.-e s..nt a ...rrna suunnr U.. ...-. was r~agumr w.th m.a-su.... ..w.ra. uu,a -rarn u>.d .n r....... The prizes were awarded [. ."- \ J. urcmu and Nr C N Ask .r.n and useful uaaaa......s ..r. ... prizes. Mrs Eu.a m ......e and Nr. l.. U Joms... "..... #.a- consolation g.l.,. "..e. ......- We're. Miss Kate lE.... ... .... .H LEn... Mr. and ..-. ..... . uaauaa Mrs F. \ "........ ... and N.. q. N. Ask. .. ..a ..-. \ d. Necarm M. a.a Mrs . .. gonusraa Mrs F-., n ...-... Miss Elsie C. oa.a-r ..a ... ..., and ho-rn-~. N- ... Mrs N. A Trlas
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03
PUBLIC LIBENEN
 NNNOtNtENl}NT

r.a Tan.o Library Hu.ra wts.., 2. uuu.ern that du-.u- September -.. Library room will ha open t.r ,.. u.s,r.aariou of hooks from | uuu >.an 2. M on Tuesday r.uama-. aal Wadnosaay ua Saturday am.r- .ua1a~ from wu PAL M..- hnssWp cards may un -.aaa ua. a- .uy time. uuas ut sI. tr cover aa. .yaar.s membership. tram u.r. card is issued.
 The Library ruw snr-5sr- D. .gu- .>oo volumes. and a. ..a-. .ua books .og "Hpsr Sellers" are being add. I'd monthly There Is almost d eam- .r,ara list of Alaskan books The report of t.e Librarian ar .1.e last meeting was va~y --aru..- |iadaed. and stated tla, over .0.o people had visited tHe Library dur n- the three summer months. au leverage of I9 for June and &I and '&2 for July and August ou boat |days. There have been many eN. Ipresst"@s ns appreciation. especially |f-om travellers, who found the read .irg and wriJug room so convenient land comfortable.
 . The Library is now well csrah D shed. and We hope will prove ar iasset to the townspoorle during rha |lug winter months
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03
 # The Week In Society <
RReaQRRRR0e3aRRa3oR6a388ER

home of Mrs G. Y. Znhau \ de- .HghtruI tea was enjoyed by the
 guests and the afternoon Was pas .'"
 with music and conversation. #n- side the guests Of hon@. those who partook oG tno hospitality or Mrs.
 Zmh.u were. Mrs Kenneth Ham nan. Mrs l.. II. Johnston. Mrs F.. J
 Liddicoat Mrs. A C. Blanchard. Mrs. E. l.. Wmrorhorger. Mrs. Geo.
 Black and Miss Elsie C. Goodger
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03
alnsg urNnG B.. EITcuE

... ..n....... uG A..nrHn.
 . H....a. us Valdez. as ..a ..... .. IT.. Third division of N.
 ...t- fwlm2 named a
 .....-.r T. Judge F..u H ... ..- ...un..d raa unno. ... ...- s..rs Mir ignh- n. . ....... .. exceptionally fine .-. ..-.... ....-. .a a waa ut ~."r.- ... ..r. ... ...... ..a ia a,.ry s..-. .a .....u Nn better -n.ae- ... ..G. .... ...n .Hua bv rIc ...usw..... .. ... which ts " l.-..- T.. ... m-a.r,s rt ..E..... Lt. .-as .an almost r......... .....a @. -.. r..a.a for .. ....". r.-.-I..s~ O. party a.EU- ...... ..H .r is indeed -r.r..su- .. .... -.. This honor WAS n.. .... ... ... .. the earnest so. ....... .. $ -..g friends
 " r.. ... ... in no sense 8 ..... ... ... political prefer ..... ... r.-......a rae fact that f.. .~ .....- .... .aa nf the lead .-- .. ... ..a.n...a party in the territory.
 Tho Daily Times congratulate. w-.-.a.a. Ta~I.r- urou his wis, ...#au and if d.. r.e other Fed ..' appointments in rnis division ... -.. O. rla same ..-h standard .. #r. H#..te. rloge win be littI, .r.. .ar complaint as to the ad .n.rr."rr nt justice-Cordov, ... Times.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03
IIE~T PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH EaHa-arG F. r. W.Ete-herEer.
 2. l. Pastor.

-...... ... ... morning sU1 .....- III. .... round l- .ha First ...- .....- .r.-.. Good s.-E.uG
 ...... ......... spirit and ser ... n. ... Minister a- a... service ...- ... ..... .~ :. make these
 ..... -....... .r ..ra. la.n.u. Er .... ... s..".....ra ,o rae life .. . ....... .....wa and sa~o.l.ug wort. .......- .M.a. ru take away
 .". ...- n. Sunday. one hal.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03

Declaring that it is the duty ol all Federal. Territorial and Municipal officers to combine in an oCIor, lo wipe out boouegEUg. which. he sad. has 'bccomc a reproach an burning disgrace to the territory Governor Scott C. Bone issued a statement today in which he guarau. tees vigilance and agErossyeuess on the part of territorial officials u r.o enforcement of prohibition .aws
 simple "duty-doug" hy Fedora. Territorial and Municipal officers. reinforced Ny "respec, for -le law on the part of the public. IS tar gag essential to He enforcement 70. law. IS the opinion of tne eo,amr
 Promises Enforcement
 Governor Bone said.
 .I have read with mach grau..a uau au interview with N~"r Snoun. the now United States auor no. or rha First division. in aa.. T. .....mers his in.au.u" tr 9. ... trr uaoungEers vigorously and
 excessively and uso every means .. ..s power ro enforce ran n~u.m.... law. He does no. uude.-as....... t.o difficulties They arn m.. and uot easily surmoaatrd Hu ..a will ol fearless duv-auu4 vi" ra.. ..n way. and lno same ~nn" r. '.N msarramnul ] muy na#..a. vi. ga shown hg an other federal .H- ,.als in Nas1a For shn ........... officials. 0ram.s. and ewr..". ... s.wn vigilance and aagr.ss..o. ..-s. 0g.erwsa they will h. ru.A. H replaced hy mon who ann~.0.. ua mnm.ue .l ..at- oarhs O. a.-
 wau of Governor
 ".. ...."uur a. ...s.. .~ ... ,.....-. eGarauG wit. fr. E~.r ..
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03
WHAT CANADA rRopUCEs

Canada has only per cent O The worlds population. hut she pro dueas.
 go per cent or its cobalt S>nor cent O. its asbestos. >5 per cent of frs nickel "- per cent of irs pulrwood 20 per cent of its lumber. Q" per cent of its cured fish IS per cent of irs oats. -5 per cent of is silver. l2 per cent of it's wheat II ne- cent oE its barley. $ per cent of its gold. I per cent Of its copper.
 Star.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03
FULL GOSPEL MISSION sixth Arcuue East of Broadway
Bible Study Class

Bible Study Class We believe in the Bible doctrine 0. experimental salvation. as taught av The leading men Of all Protes- tant churches. and that the blood of Jesus Ceanses from all sin. Welcome to any of the services. Sunday morning. T o'clock. Sunday School. 2-G0.
 sunday evening, -.2o.
 Thursday evening, 7.So.
 Reverend W. T. Shoemaker,
 and wife, in charge.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

s..a.v s.r.ee will be held a, .- -.. aEaurl m rHg s-.... -a.-ea or Christian Science S....E .. SaaEway, corner ot Main s.... and T.ar.l sveuue
 Christian Science Subject.
 sunday School aI -2.I5.
 ... E...g IS cordially invited.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03

Manila. Sept. 2.-Major-Generai Wood today announced his accept ance of the post Of Governor-Gen- cral of the Philippines, which was rendered him by President Harding,
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03
PRESIDENT CALLS ON
 MINERS TO DISPEESE

Washington, Aug &1.-P~esideut Harding signed the proclamation calling on all the disordorIy ele- menrs in the mining districts of West Virginia to disperse and re- turn to their homes by September l lat noon.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03
ST. M,EEs CATHOLIC CHURCH

-. ....- .-.. ~..... ~..r.. "-.aa ara.E after |. .....- ..U.-..-~
 ....a- Edgar Gallant
 Pastor.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03
RECOVER BODY
OF NANFJELD

Hull. England. Sept 2-Tao body of NaxfieId. the American commander of the iu-fated Z-R 2. was recovered from the river Hum Der today.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03
-.s-rr--.r-

... .0. ..- States rn
 ... .....H Vacation Nr. ..... ... .. ...... aE NH. o.N.".
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03
.r..afaI> Hau.nercd

....... ... law ." rMa part Q. .... .... .- an o~.....a. u~a~egU.. s.. -. .......#. '." enforcement
 |....... . ........". n.a". seru. mon. r.. ..-#..r 2. r.a prohibit r.. ." ..s .... .a..u- Hs,ro~,o
 u.s ... ...r..a5 and handicapped q. .. ......- |. ... work they ... ..#.r..a.- aasnaas @ chars. .. -.-..... and an attitude .. ......r.... .. .Hn nua.s.s part
 ... .. .. . stands rr the stauro -..... .. ...~. rn stay Alaska
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03

#.-..u-..n. Sept. 2.-AuthoDy g Lrt.n. of N-aaua. has been ap- pointed postmaster of the new ot- .l.a ar Gaa'v Fork. Alaska
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03
NNrWEN NE ! HOOSTER

I'd rather ng 80 booster. wu. mauas. ono ,u town, Than .he ...ar-r nuocAer And try .a tear it down. .d rather be a booster. N.a o..g uoos- a mite .u ne . ..oyAor. huocEms N esersU...e w sight I'd .H.ur n. hoas.r-. F.H ..ar . u.ugsaa. sm1a. .. ... .r.ac.y auoghar ...n....- ..l .uu while .. r. a- n a uuas.... II. n..... -uud and u.n. .u s. ..ur5 a.am",.H.. Na.. ....... wua.lut .gH-
 LHu, r.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03

-.. .- ... Mrs. \ .
 ...... ........u .t H..".r ." .... ......... Ms !. X .. ... ...... ...... Hs.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03

"..... returned "1
 ... ..... .... .-.. r. Vancouver. .... .... .... |. r... .w. son ... ...- -..n.. I..s ..... .. .... .... reputation. .. ... .. ...G.. ,..ua tu..
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03

... .. ....- .' .H ..n .. ... r.. r.t..~au ru .... -.. ... w.....G \.u- .... .. "...-.... and .- ar ..... ........ ... ...s.. N..a. .... .. ........ r N..ar..
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03

........ H.-a"|-."s ..... ..... MI. ".rus.r ... Prosper NU attend ... r.. .....- NnHr.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03

N. . d ..r-.u.~s are ... .... ... .Hru.. ., d small.
 .... .. ... s.-... .. .n make
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03

" .... and .... N...- .. ..r ....... a.n.u Miss Nj. ..r.- ... ...-. -..u.. ..- ms .... ".- Hahn and ... ...' ..G t.-.r.r Nar.rr- .... ... .n"- r.r Ng.a ..... -...-.. ... .r.r G..-
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03

... ....r n i...H and Miss r.. ..... u... ...-.- uf homo. .. ......... ...r..ru in r..
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03

...... ..u.. a.J Iaun .. ...... ..n-'s n. Mrs. !.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03
t1--.s

... s.. .. Wal. .... .. ..... u. ......
 ..... ... .... .....- ...H... ... ... w.~- Maine. Paul
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03
Must Corrcc, Conditions

"ConaGous in this division arc shameful as Attorney shoun says, and was. be corrected. The boot
 Ia4aar has grown boIder win tas failure m so many cases Of the law su reach and punish him. Jt has be- co.n . r.nroaaa to tae tarritoTy-a Hamna disgrace Juneau has seen .r.. effects aG tr in a recent tragedy. ,~a...r.. ra law violation. al our .as doors An right minded ctu- ...- owe .r ra themselves and 'o d.. a... nam. O. territory and ely T. -...... n. a.@gars ot t.s law. ....... and .a... in tna daw-dolng W.T.. -a.. them ra da. The muut- .... .....-r.a-. ra.. have a service r. ....... which .a.- aar-a. dodge
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03

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5CsTA REMINDER. wEoo FIRST CLASS PRINTING
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03
WAR ON ILLICIT BOOZE TRADE
 IS DECLARED BY GOV, BONE

soosug that alI laws are enforced. He pledges himself t0 that service when he assumes office ana cannot ft he would. evade his responsibility in the promises. His duty cannot be s.r.oE. It will not be-
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-03
lrHt, og Governor

".. ....-uur a. ...~.. .~ ... .......-. e.arauG wit. fr. E-.r ..
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-09
GAY EMBROIDERIES TO
DISTINGUISH DRESSES
OF WOMEN THIS SEASON

Chicago, Sept. S.-Gay embroider
les on dark frocks, lacy effects for
evening wear and striking color COM
binations with skirts down to ten
inches from the ground will be char
acteristic of winter styles for women,
according to the Fashion Art League
OF America. Gowns will be fashioned
after the lines of the figures. but not
form-fitting, the league announced.
Sleeves will be tight from shoulder to
elbow with a decided flare below.
The new styles will be displayed at
the annual convention Of the league
next week. THE day of following
fashions like flock of sheep is over"
ALA Ripley, president of the league,
said. Women in America are women
OF affairs and our fashions must APP
peal to the conservative taste con-
trary to the edicts of Paris, which
demand that costumes be created for
the actress and demi-monde.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-09
FLORIDA'S BUILDING BOOM GOES ON WITH
NO SIGN OF LET-UP SINCE FIRST OF YEAR
Jacksonville Leads the State While St. Petersburg Takes Second Rank
In Value of New Buidngs-WhOle State Is Forging Ahead

Jacksonville, Sept. 9.-Florida's
building boom. which took a sudden
squirt the first of the year continues.
with no indication of q let-up. new
construction authorized in the larger
cities along during the month Of Au-
gust aggre2ating more than $3.250 900.
according TO a compilation Of the
value Of building permits ISSUED by
municipal building inspectors. II is
impossible to estimate the total value
of new construction authorized in the
state as whole during the month,
only few Of the larger cities and
towns maintainn" departments which
keep such records
Jacksonville again led the state in
August. with permits totalin" $5l0.55S.
St Petersburg took second honurs
with $i0l 900, while Miami and Tampa
occupied third and fourth places with
S39G2UO and $364.S3S, respectively.
Other cities reporting were: Orlando.
$2Sl.303 Palm Beach and West Palm
Beach. $2G7175; Clearwater, $G5.000;
Pensacola, $5232l; Gainesville. SOL
600; Tallahassee, 100000.
Jacksonvillc's permits exceeded
those Of August. 1920, nv more than
$4,000, and included fifty-eisht
dwellings and four apartment houses.
The largest item was restaurant
building to cost $100,0OO.
st Petersbure's permits for the first
eight months of the year exceeded the
$3,000.000 mark on August 81. the to-
tai up to that time being $3,104.120.
During the first eight months permits
were issued for G79 dwellings. as
against 500 for the whole OF 1920.
Miami during the first eight months
of this year did more construction
than for the first ten months of last
year, and more than all Of 1919. The
record for the first eight months Of
the current year shows that permits
issued totaled $3.5G7G00.
Permits for iifty-one new homes
were issued in Tampa during August,
and the value of new construction
authorized exceeded that of any
month this year except April. when a
permit for the new $300U00 First
Baptist church WAS issued and June,
when the Presbyterian church was
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-09
NEW MATERIAL IS
NEEDED IN BOXING
WORLD, RICHARD
Public Tired of Seeing the Same
Old Sluggers Fighting the
Same Old Way

New York, Sept. S.-New material
must be found if boxing is to remain
popular, Promoter Tex Richard de-
clared today, adding that the day OF
the mammoth purse and bankruptine
seat prices is passing.
Provision must be made for re.
placement material" he asserted.
81 am convinced that the public is
tired of seeing the same boxers com
peting time and again.
With this idea in mind, Richard is
planning to- increase the number of
amateur bouts to be staged at Madi-
son Square Garden this winter and he
hopes to develop one or more pros
pective candidates in each weight
class with championship possibilities.
While boxing bouts will be held in
the local arena at least once a week
after Sept. %, few bouts have as vet
been arranged and efforts will be
made by the promoter to card promi-
nent boxers in any particular class.
have no particular star bouts in
mind" Richard said, but hope to use
Carpenter, Dempsey, Willard, Tom
Gibbons and others during the next
twelve months, If reasonable finan-
cial terms can be reached. | have
received a letter from Willard stating
that he has started training but will
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-09
GENERAL COUNCIL OF
REFORMED CHURCHES
SET FOR PITTSBURG

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. S.-All sessions
of the eleventh general council of the
Alliance of ~ Reformed Churches
throughout the world holding the
Presbyterian system, to be held here
September 16 to rs, will be open to
the public, DIR. John McNaugher, head
of the committee on arrangements has
announced. DIR. McNaugher said his
announcement was prompted by in
quiries coming from churches of other
denominations.
Ministers and laymen from all parts
of the United States and other coun-
tries are expected to attend.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-09
BODY OF DAY OLD BABY
FOUND In LAKE AT ST. PETE

st. Petersburg, Sept 9.-The body
Of day-old white male baby was
found today in Mirror lake. in front of
the st. Petersburg high school, by
a couple of boys who We're playing
there. The body. in sack that had
been weighted with half brick, was
in shallow water and the lads hap
pened upon it and pulled it out They
dumped the contents of the bag onto
the ground and becoming frightened
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-09

by their find. slipped the wee body
back into the water and ran away. It
was discovered floating on the water
soon afterwards by other persons.
Coroner +. NJ. Burke was notified
and held an inquest. The physicians
found no marks on the body to indi-
cate violence. No autopsy was per-
formed, however. that would show
whether the infant died of drowning
or whether its body had been placed
in the sack and thrown into the lake
after death.
The police stated that they had no
clue whatever.