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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
NEW DAUGHTERS
OF POCAHONTA TAS
Ieola Council Formed at Union
With Large Number OF
Members.

N, saturday night Leolo Council
-. =. naurhters Of pocahontas WAS
instituted at Union. This couhch Was
orvanized AT the request OF u hutho.i
- s,ti~ens. They were; Ethel conner
ssrah lc. Dempsey, Lillian NJ. Connect
-, u Croft. Eliza J. McCormich'
49,, n. Little. Edith r.. Aiken, Maf-
's m ,srossan. Lillian NJ. Bavington,
sSa,.., buckingham. Ruth McMuheh'
N,,.s ravior Campbell, a. I'll. Eastnurh'
: s.l,e Mccormick. Harley Nj. East
- .parance Crossan, sylvester
.,,,,,,,en Earl Mote. Harvey j.
I,.,ts William &. Baldwin, I'll. Mary
t,ss,hurn. Minnie Z. Taylor. Ida v
N,,,,slev I,uella Knots, Laura 70
1s,rrlev Edith NJ. Hill. Marion DAVIS
,saoa Il Iamborn. Rachel Mitchell
ts,ta : NcNullen, Blanche Eastburh'
Ntay0, y, Williams. w. III. Chambers
..corre ]. Mills. Chester A. Saving
80. wniam w. Atwell, William
80, i Clarence Little, w. steer
,...,.i, herman Cook, Mabel Aiken,
Nt.nal w Cook. sara Mousiey, Mary
1,nnson. Elizabeth \. Burnite, Mar
~ + Collins, Catherine T. Demp-
-. I4uv Hendreckson, May NJ. LII
-, t4arlev A. Mousley, Thomas T.
,,s,,,rscv +. Il. Mote. George IaSlor'
,s.,o,,e pavis. Walter Davis, FRANK
\ Mote Clarence w. Davis, Georse
t-,.,..s lane Ann Chambers.
f,ura w. Connell. NJ. Alice DAVIS,
- Prank II, Hill. Anna Is. AtWeh
tr,tna A Aiken, Louise ii. DehpseS'
t.,',,en,,e ]. Aiken, Anna Davis, hiise
o,,,en MARY r. Mote. Howard -
,,.,ft Robert Connell. Warren w
p,cl nehan. Frank II. Hill, haipn
= unl w. Z. I.amborn, I. LeonaFu
~. prank buckingham. Raymond
Canneli. Clarancc w Dempsey.
,r,a ceremonies of the institution
"A t,i+iation of members were per-
s.,,, hv Great Senior Sycamore
,,,,,r,es ! coleman and his stan, mum
,,.rtns- about $50. Following thls
s,,,,,re of the evening, Deputy orea.
porahontas Sfhes and her stan rAlseu
thc chiefs who win lead the ne" Iio.'
sy,t,,, are. Pocahontas. Mrs. FRANK
~ r41l. NSeuonah, Edna Aikens POW
hatan. Edith Hill; prophecies ~,
,s,,,slav. keeper OF records, E.hei
,,,,no,. keeper OF wampum, saaa
,.,,,,sl,,,,. collector Of wampum. LII
-, NJ ConneH; first scout, sara =
,.,-,ft second scout. Rachael Miich-
an nrst warrior. Alma l.. idttie' Sc
rona warrior. Lillian NJ. BaVlngtoh' !
thira warrior. Sarah Z. Dempsey
,,,,yt, warrior. Margaret II. Crossan;
ors. runner. Edna B. Lamoorni Sc
,ond runner, Edith =. AIKEN; mrs.
,,,,ncfIo~ Mary buckingham; second
,,oun.ilor. Marion a. Davis; guard OF
,,nee Martha J. Collins; guard OF
foycst Mabel w. Cook.
,rw, tonahawks and set of re-
~.l,, uere presented 10 the new coun-
~ ~ past Csrvat Sacheua William
= r-ereuson. in behalf OF Pocahontas
Council, No l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
FISHING PARTIES.
Good Sport on Lakes md Ponds
Throughout the State.

Fishing expeditions arc creating a
great deal OF interest among the local
followers of the sport these early sum-
mer days. Among the nearby bodies
of water most popular are Wyoming.
Noxentown. Silver Lake. the two latter
near hfiddletown and each Saturday
afternoon and Sunday number
gather at their banks. Several good
hauls are being made. the largest
catch so far being fish weighing
~ pounds.
Among fishing trips scheduled for
the weekend are the following: Bill
Baxter and party OF friends. TO Silver
Lake: Frank Ives and friends. Noxen-
town pond: John Halter and number
OF friends, Wyoming pond; George
Schuler, president of the Delaware
Anglers and Gunners Association, and
party. Wyoming pond, and George
Burris and friends, to Wyoming
pond.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
ORGAN RECTAL.
Feature OF LAWN Fete nj ST. Johns
r. r.. Church Tomorrow.

George Henry Day will present an
Interesting program at his organ re-
cital to be given tomorrow evening In
St. Johns Church. Twenty-frst and
Market streets, on the massive new
four manual pipe organ. The recital
will be one OF the big features of tho
lawn fete To be held on the church
grounds tomorrow afternoon and
evening beginning o'clock. Mira
\ Felix du pont is chairman Of the
committee in charge of the arrange.
ments for the fete and the recital
Mr.. Days recital starts at 5.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
wHITNER DISMISSED.
Collision With Pedestrian Due 10
Balky Car.

Herbert w. Whitner, charged with
speeding, was dismissed on payment
of costs in Municipal Court today
Officer Walsh arrested Whitner after
he struck and Knocked down a colored
man on King street near Tenth.
whitner said he had asked several
men TO push his machine in an at
tempt to start a balky engine. He put
IL in high gear and when the engine
started it suddenly jumped forward.
The colored man became confused and
stood in the middle OF the street. He
was only slightly scratched.
When his wife said she wanted to
drop the charge OF breach of peace
against her husband Orsik Williams.
colored, he was dismissed on payment
of costs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
Ran on Curb to Avoid Crash.

A serious accident was narrowly
averted last night about 9.2G o'clock
al the corner Of Fourth aud Madison
streets, when large touring car pro-
ceeding east on Fourth street, in or
der 10 avoid hitting another car, pro-
cecding south on Madison. crashed in
to the iron curbiBg. Fortunately no
person was hurt and no damage was
dome other than teqfing up the curb
ing. Il Is said ti;>,t both cars were
SONG 1T a good Kate Of speed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
Rescue Mission Not Concerned.

If develops that the Rescue Mission.
which was mentioned yesterday in the
article Involving a dispute over own
ship Of ii collection bowl, IL not con-
rerned. The Mission has no interest
III The matter. according 70 ono of It's
oHieers. md had nothing 70 do with
tho litigation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22

The possibility Of 4 more serious result
wna recognized II Ii n very daneer-
ons thing for hoyH 10 have thoHe
thing. remarked Judge liaatiitrs.
Duusherty said he had sbneti III btai-
neaa for more thun 20 yenrs and had
never been IN trouble. 4 did not know
/ was Violating the luW, he aaid.
Judge Hastings suggested thut the
police should use every measure to
recover the pistols
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22

when IL comes to real estate--you
know what you want. Look through
the alphabetical list OF properties and
ape rtments-aH fully described--in
the classified section. Perhaps you
VIII nnd Il listed today; il not don't
laae 4 aav--c&ll 200. ask for &C .siscr
aud tell Ihs gaC..c, ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22

WILMA BEFORE LEAGUE
Poles and Llthuanians Must Accept
n..ll.. ~ IA DISMISSAL of Claims

Dscis. a a. To Disposal of Claims.
By Associated Iress &c. Every Evening.
Geneva. June %. - The executive
r. HCN uf the League OF Nations after
rsarlng the Poles and Lithuanians
today on their respective claims in
regard 10 the disposition Of the city
of Nil4a md the surrounding terri
tory, z.s. decide the case on its
merits, it was forecat this morning,
and demand that both parties accept
the solution without further xrgu-
ment. -.1yA1tH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22

crews viii leave their quarters until
they paddle To the starting line late
this afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22

cal 1900 # reaches every al taker,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
RESORTS.
carr NAY. ), D.
Cape May, N. j.
DPF~ Jr~K IHrN
amcsifan Flor

Renovated rpntfnd an1 virtually r.
furui shed throughout Mrfffn nfrrfnrf
eonsfruc fiDn 40 rooms $50 Hnir+f
Every comfort and fouFrriFurf hnInf
like atrnosphrrf5 running satfr II cr'H
room superb broad Dfafh
Tennis Bathing Boating
sailing Fishing Dancine
Bathing P6vilicn snd fully equipped
garage on premises fInlfHesi rprfff'4
state road. Sfud for auto Road MtN
of New Jersey
&. u. KNOTT. lessee Manager
BOOKING onoe liso Broadway. Ne~ YORK.
.rraxTtf efrv a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22

Try an Eeverz EgenInr won't Aax
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22

ms of SO
you fhs nsw Vacuum
,rfelds. "A compact.
: AIR TIGHT pack
. srosh indshnitcIy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
OCEAN CRY. ND.

Beach ront Ca l50 Ail outside rnouis
Running Eater. Private hnfns. hnoklisr.
Ownership Nfanw Q W H fferf 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
HOTEL RAYMOND

237 East oaE avenue. IA Ailnwurf III ~
81 10 Fourth ~ July annrial 81 nu aafnr-
day % Monday. Write now. Nrs
Mary Stotf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
REHoBoTH. DELAwARK.
HOTEL. HFNLOprN
REIHAVEN HOTEL
HOTEL DELAWARE

Renovated throuzhout. Splendid tshs-
Orchestra gfOme-nke AfrI0arfr~a
~ q. BAkNETT. Prou
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22

European and American pa
a. "a WiiRas pruU
Rehohnfh Bearh Def
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
MANOR

Zap 80 Whole Dios-s ccrru frrss E-fer Nmrrt~s
- Nzrr- ~ ~ Fuorns. frtgate hnfrE
Dancing nzz.-ALEN NraURRAr a SON frsr-
7OIC/S0YO~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22

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nd one toyour
II ~0o
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14
GERMS" PRODUCE
GENIUSES

LONDON, Dec.-AccordinR to Doctor
5. I. Irwin. prominent Irish surgeon.
genius is nothing more than the prod
ucs II germ NJ gingers up lie Cry
matter in our brains
The microbes of various diseases.
such as tuberculosis, gastric troubles
and Appendicitis get into ou1 brain
cells kick up shindy there and make
"a think bright thoughts and strange
things
IL is an intriguing thought that II
YOU are healthy you cannot be clever.
and genius II to illness near allied.
What 8 hive of microbes Shakespeare
must haye had, And Charlie Chaplin
must be full of complaints. Look at
his poor fetal caused by the genius
rioting round in his cerebellum.
The more one looks at the Doctors
idea the more there seems 10 be In X
For example, who are the strongest
and healthiest men in the world Dem
psey, Carpenter. Hackenschmidt and
the Terrible Turk.
Now IL is asked. has any one OF
these gentlemen ever written a great
play or sanatn9 O.. cour 3 a h 4
dakenschmidt have written Gray's
''Elegy'7 Why. he doesn't even know
the language.
AZ composer Dempsey isn't worth
a row of beans, even though ne does
occasionally put people to sleep.
Then the other end OF the scaleT
Who are worlds genluses9 Shake
spesre. Titan. Botticelli. Wagner. Bee
thoven, Franklin and Napoleon. Cast
YOUR eye over the list and what do you
ind? Every one of them has died of
something or other.
Again where does one find the Oldest
people. the people who live the long
est? In the workhouse.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14
HOBART

fhe Q. f. = Lodge elected officers
their meeting held Friday evening.
he elective officers are as follows.
Worthy Matron-Miss Ethel Halsted.
Worthy Patron--Mr. Calvin Scholler.
Associate Matron-Mrs Mabel Butler.
Secretsry-Mrs. Jennie McClaren.
rreasurer-Mrs. Ella James.
Gonductress-Mrs. Jennie Quinian
Associate Conductress--Mrs. Grace
'hillips.
Mr. E. c. Scheidt transacted bust
ess IN Chicago yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlson visited rela-
yes III the city yesterday
The Ideal Book Club will meet on
Wednesday with Mrs Axel Strom.
The Lady Forester Lodge Will meet
Wednesday evening.
The Unitarian Ladies Aid Society
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14

retray of Agriculture. addressing re-
cent convention or farm institute work
ers. county agricultural agents. home
demonstration agents and boys and
girls club organizers at Ohio State
University
I'm the past we have had the coun-
" fair era, the county institute era,
the movable school era" continued As
siStant Secretary PuEs1ey.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14

THE present divided system, how
ever, with one agent for the men, an
other for women and third for the
children. is obviously unwise. We
should have a family programme, a
unified organization. which will not
only lead TO better economic growth
and distribution of crops, but Will also
tend to enlarge the social life of rural
people"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14
by JACK FAIR

Ft'~a H'e"~'~s 1y~
Artificial eyes originated In Egypt.
At first they were made OF gold and
silver, then Of copper and ivory. In
the Sixteenth century porcelain was
the substance used, and the makers
advertised themselves by stamping
their names and addresses on the
white of the eye.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14
Advocate Family Agent
For Club Organization

COLUMBUS. Dec.--"we are en-
tering upon new era declared c. w
Psgsiey Assistant Uuited States Sec
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14
Crown Point


Mrs. Francis sheldon OF Ann Arbefs
Mich. is the house guest Of her sister
Mrs Charles j. Dausherty this week.
Mrs. Sheldon is leaving this week for
California where she will meet a party
of friends who will make a tour to
Japan and points of interest enroute.
Mrs Marie Rudolph entertained the
Monday Auction Club at her home on
Monday afternoon Prizes for high
score were won by Mrs Clargbed Rock
well and Miss Anna Hoffman.
Sheriff Hut Olds returned on Tues
day from a six weeks sojourn at Hot
ing with rheumatism for several weeks
but he has been greatly benefited by
his stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tuthiil of Gary.
sisited with relatives here on sunday.
V R. Lynch 81 the Federal Bond and
irortgagc Co. of Gary was in Crown
Point on business for his firm Tues
day.
Mrs. Peter stevens Of Scherervills
i.dted with her brother Adam Reeder
Tuesday. Mr.. Reeders health is
yery much improved.
Mrs Claude w. Altman spent Tues
Gay in Chicago.
their foi-monthiy meeting on Thursday
evening. The committee in charge.
icing Mesdames whitaker. Rockwell
Tier and Miss zelia Hershman. The
b. will enjoy a Christmas grab bag.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14

viii meet Wednesday, with Mrs s. Bull
lock.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14
NEW MARRIAGE LICENSES

NEW MNHNIAWE k4EtENSES
BERT c. Yerga. Hammond. Anna
a Adams. East Chicago; Gilbert
I'm. Gary. Selena Reeves. Gary. An
o. WilliamA. Gary. Loretta Rob-
On. Gary; James c. Howe, Carr. 60
D. Westphal. Gary; Arthur EN-
NeT. Hammond. Erie Emma Estep
ssviiie.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-06
MANY TRANSFERS
SHOW ACTIVITY
I'm REAL ESTATE

Real estate continues to change
hands in Polk county in spite OF the
fact that money is said to be tight
The warranty deeds recorded since
Sept. Goth are as follows:
W. p. Franklin ct al. to Annie Mae
Franklin; w. F.. Hallam & Co. to J.
E. Morford Mountain Lake Corp. to
Geo. d. Russell; A. W. Walker e. al.
to y. B. Scarborough; Rebecca Rob
inson 10 j. Il. Lane; c. II. Way ct al.
10 j. b. Raulerson; Fla. Citrus Dew
Co. to Pittburg-Florida Growers As
ISOLATION 80; J. c. Powell to Pear
Powell; w. IT. Giles ct al. to e. Cor
bitt; A. E. Stivender to L. B. Over
street; o. II. Ohlinger ct al. to c. r
Cline; Fla. and Ga. Land Co to Flor
ence Cater Myrick: l. Moody ct al. to
Daisy L. Moody; Geo. w. Liberte ct
al. to F. S. Ruth; e. F. Manley ct a.,
to NJ. Fl. Blcunt; w. B. Gardner ct al.
to NJ. II. Blount; S. f. Everett ct al:
TO Iva H. King; Fla. Highlands Co.
to George H. Kirsch; c. l.. Hooker ct
al to Milton 0. Hooker; Il. w. Coles
ct al. to B. Fl. Holland ct al; Lake
Region Game {: Fish Preserve to G
W. Edwards; Lake Region Game &
Fish Preserve to E. w. Schaefer;
Lake Region Game & Fish preserve to
S. d. Wommack; S. D. Wommack to
W. D. Edwards; G. w. Edwards to
Carrie Jones; e. W. Schaefer to G.
W. Edwards; DR.. ]. +. D. tshell to G.
w. Edwards; W ~ Edwards to G. w.
Edwards; State Bank OF Lakeland to
L. A. Bennett; Armour Fertilizer
Works to H. A. Mitchell; John
Mitchell ct al to C. A. Dilberg;
Crooked Lake Imp Co. to r. A. Darl-
ing; c. L. Johnson ct al. to NJ G.
Campbell; w. C. Thomas ct al to c..
w. Anderson; D. O. Rogers ct al. to
C. w. Anderson; l. A. Yarnell ct al.
to w. NJ Koon 10; O. F. Eetel ct al.
to E. A. Hoffman; Guy p. Ruhl to E.
NJ. Henry; E. NJ. Henry ct al. TO G. p.
Ruhl; r. w. Duncan et' al. to G. A.
Keen ct al; r. w. Duncan ct al. to c.
c. Dempsey; r. w. Duncan to H. B.
Cordes ct al; Fla. and Ga. Land Co
to C. A. Hardwick; W. F. Hallam &
Co. to E. F. Miller; |. A. Yarnell ct al.
to A. E. Perry; B. e. Robertson to j.
l.. Walton; Hattie e. Coleman to c. A.
Coleman; C. E. Edenfield to j. J. AL
britton ct al; A. +. Prince to j. X.
Stathis; Melissa A. Holland ct al. to
]. w. Tucker; w. S. Ingram ct al. to
c. e. Nelson; H. w. Davis ct al. to c.
E. Nelson; c. NJ. Clayton ct al. to r.
E. Chittick; E. C. Linger ct al. to J.
r. Norman; ]. H. Kirkland to lone
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-06

|. Kirkland; ]. II. Kirkland to A, Y.
Oates; J. H. Kirkland to d. B. Oates
K. T. Berry ct al. to C. S. Dishong
Frank Sanford ct al to Tschudy &
Gress; G. e. Todd ct al to Arminta
Rodgers; Alec McQuinn to lola Nc
Quinn; Albert Lewis to- V. A. Muir
rhy; j. M. Young to Willoughby
Whiddcn; A. w. Boully. ct al. to G.
w. Sheffield; J. l.. Stomebaugh to
@ w. Collcm ct al; d. Corbitt ct al
to Fl. Riley; J. r. Lites ct al. to c. NJ
Palmore; A. b. Coker ct al. to w. A
Grantham; S. ID. Creel ct al. to w. l..
Rogers; G. w. Conant ct al. to C. NJ
Palmore; H. M. Little to Wilbur L.
Little; Mamie Emily Tucker to C. r.
Scott; C. r. Cine ct al. to r. L. JUS
tice; Wylie Walker ct al. % e. A.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-06

Law; w p Hal!am G. Co. to e. F.
Millerj- a. Harrell to S. II. Sweat;
Cecil Sparkling to C. A. Cole; ]. II.
Kirkland TO lone /. Kirkland; w. +.
Hallam &c CO. to j. B, Hutchins; r.
:. Freeze ct al to II. A. Schimf;
Jcnathan Marcy ct al. to Jonathon
Maxey; G. Il. Morgan to Bank of
Mulberry; j, e. Walker ct al to F. s..
Haley; Mary S. Harry to Adolf Olson
(c);>I. w. Keen ct al. to w. N. Fran
els; j. B. Galloway ct al. to w. G.
Lane; Lizzie Denton ct al. to j. B.
Galloway; G. W. Minds TO S. c. Sum
mer; r. e. Thomas ct al. to p. E.
Braddocl; DR., J. P, Lapsley ct al. to-
J. W. Tucker; T. W. Tompl1ins ct al.
to A. B. Chiles; Tax Deed to w. s.
Ingram:
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-06
REMODEL STORE '''
OF THE EARNEST
MERCANTILE CO.
Barlow Proud c. An Institution
That Is a Credit To
Polk County

Among the many Improvements in
the service Of Barlow as Il desirable
shopping place is the remodeling of
the large department store of the
Earnest Mercantile CO.. fitting them
better than ever to take care of their
growing out OF town trade This large
store has recently been remodeled,
r2-Calcinined ana tinted in old ivory
New decorations in harmony with the
new tint have been added and ported
plants add to The attractiveness of the
interior Of the store. The departments
have been removed to better adj
vantage the shelving lowered, beau
ty parl0r and balcony added. the
3hCe department enlarged, Il dressing
room and fitting room enlarged and a
baby department combined with the
art department.
A now feature of this cnterprising
business firm will be an ADVERTISING
department. Miss Ruby Balk, who
has had charge of the cashiers desk.
stcnographcrs and boOkkecpor's place.
viii nc relieved b. Miss Lucille Wal
den. Miss Belk will have entire
charge OF the advertising work TO be
carried en- by the store and will aiso
operate the multigraph. The firm in
tends going after business stronger
than over before and Miss Balk viii
keep in touch with all the latest bar
gains, letting customers know Of III,
new arrivals through the ncwspapc
medium and personal letters.
Mr. Earnest the managcr ct til
we'll known mercantile bue.nosS III.
had years Of experience in this nA;
ami Barlow and Polk county shopper
can be assured OF the most st}lish
wearing apparel tho market afford.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-06
COUNTY SCHOOL
BOARD TAKES UP
MUCH ROUTINE

The county board OF public ias rue
ticn met III Barlow in legulJ" session,
Tuesday. Gctobcr 4th. with all mo.a
berS END The superintendent present
Trustees and tho principal CT the
Mcaulia school appeared before the
board ard asked that an additional
teacher be granted thci" school. AftCr
due c0n&idc!atiOn ihc additional
teacher was net granted r. the avar
ago attendance would not warrant the
extra expense
Several patrons and trustees q thC
Winston scnool appeared before tht
board relative 10 the payment CT bill
for repairs to The school building and
FOR Fencing in The school grounds. ~
ter hearing the discussion eur and
against said bill molten w08 ma.ir
by Dr.. Garfard and carried that tie
bill be returned to trustees of SAID
district Tor the Signature Of both
chairman and secretary and if so ap
proved, that Il warrant be drawn for
same. 1t was further agreed that all
future bills must contain the @. *
of two members Of the boaru and con
tracts Tor all work TO be given at a
meeting when all meHlbers are pres
ent.
Messrs. Henderson and Clark of tie
New Hope school appeared and asked
permission of the board to send their
children to Fort Meade and Tiger Bay
schools. A petition was also present.
ed from two members of the school
trustees asking the board 10 grant
these permits as the attendance would
still be sufficient to continue these
schools
The report Of misconduct on the
part of some Of the pupils of the
Eden school was referred to the su-
perntendont for investigation and
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-06
FRY Tisl7 FGR INDiCESTE@N

Foley Cathgrtic Tablets are just the
.hing for cons'ipaticn. Their action
IS wholesome ald thoroughly cleans
ING. Withou' gripping, nausca or incon-
Ycnclro The" bani'h h~adachc, BIZ
'on"acss. al'ating, gas, bad breath
Dated tongue and other symptoms Of
d.acrdered digestion Mis-. II. J. Mar.
"hard, 20 La%reace s.. Salem. Mass,
writes: Il used Foley Cathartic Tab-
lets for constipation with good re-
su.ts. | keep them in the house
Henleys DruG store. adv.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses
have been granted since our last is
sue:
Alan George Williams and Miss
Flora Glover.
Joseph F. Parrish and Miss Alma
Reynolds.
Dewitt Perrine and Miss Viola Nor
ris.
r. Frank Houston and Miss Julia
r. Bobitt.
George e Mann ard Miss Lille
Durrance.
Edward Gaines and Miss Thclma
Rivers
James e. Robinson and Miss Emma
Mae Murphy.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-06

Mrs. C. C. Collins. of Haskell. was
among the out-of-town shoppers here
Wednesday.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-06

Carl LELAND, formerly of Carriers
Vile. Ga, but now of Barlow, has re-
Gently been added to the mechanical
corce of Sprott's Garage.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-06
NEVER WAVES ANYTHlNN ELSE

The season OF COUGHS, co.Gs. Group
and bronchial troubles is at hand,
Every mother will b Interested in
this letter from Mrs. F.. X. Olson. 1917
Ohio Ave-, Superior. Wis. 81 tried
many different kinds OF cough med
icine, hut now | never want anything
else than Foley's Honey and Tar.
used it for all my children when !
lived in Iowa and also for my grand
child in Duluth. and il has always
done good work" Contains no
opiates. adv
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-06

Miss Emmalinc Moger was the
weekend guest of Miss Edward
Everett at Alturas.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-06

DR.. and Mrs. j. H Willard have
returned from Il delightful trip to their
former home in Ohio.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Tongue and
children and little Mia Smith enjoy
ed a motor trip around Auburndaie
and Grcyeland Sunday.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-06

Paul Craig, one of the efficient sales
men for the Ernest Mercantile Co.,
has returned from a two weeks vaca-
tion spent at Clearwater and other
West Coast points