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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-06-09
TAYLOR IN CHARGE
OF WHITEBIRD HOTEL

Judge f. z. Taylor is again in charge
Of the Whitebird hotel, after having
been out of the business for the last
nine months, during which the hotel
was leased to Allen Markham. Judge
Tayor is en- old-timer at the hotel
business.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-06-09
FERDINAND to- HAVE
RADCLIFFE CHAUTAUOUA

The Radcliffe chautauqua viii be
hold in Ferdinand. June is. 16 and II.
Extensive preparations are being made
bv therpeople Of the Ferdinand country
for the three days of entertainment.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-06-09
GRANGEV|LLE To CELEBRATE
4TH WITH 3-DAY FESTIVAL

Athletic contests and other sport
events are planned. On July 8, a
barbecue viii be held.
The committee which has charge Of
the celebration now is working on a
detailed program for the three days.
The program will be announced short
ly. Dancing will take place every eve
ming during the celebration.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-06-09

With three days Of frivolity, Grange;
vile win, on July 3, 4 and ;, celebrate
the anniversary Of the signing of
the Declaration Of Independence. "A
baseball tournament is scheduled for
an three days.
On the morning Of July 4 patriotic
exercises viii be held in Halls grove.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-06-09
SPECIAL ELECTION

Special election, to vote in issuing
$4,000 in bonds for street improve
ment in Cottonwood, will be held
July 5.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-06-09
BRICK SCHOOLHOUSE
AT VOLLMER BURNS

Fire of unknown origin Friday night
destroyed the 2-story brick schoolhouse
on the Vollmer side of the railroad
track, at Craigmont. Insurance of
$4,000 will not cover the loss, it is
said. The building was used. for
grades and high school and was erected
eleven years ago.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-06-09
DEPUTY STATE VET

has Jasper Sommer, of Cottonwood,
erinor Zen appointe deputy state vet
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-06-09
COMMERCE BODY
Of NORTH IDAHO
FOR NEW STATE
Chamber Votes Unanimously
for Separation from
the South

North Idaho chamber Of commerce
in convention in Occur 'Alene last
Thursday. voted unanimously in favor
Of creating a new state in northern
idaho if the commission, authorized
bv the state legislature last winter,
which is yet to be appointed, makes
such Recommendation. The action was
taken following an address by Herman
H. Taylor, Of Standpoint, on the fea-
sibility of the plan He suggested the
new state should include the ten north
ern counties of Idaho with the pos
sibility Of including portions Of Wash
ington OF of Montana.
The committee appointed to select
a commission on new statehood met
Immediately after adjournment and
decided to recommend Herman H..
TAYLOR of Standpoint; l. A. Laird, of
PotIatch, and jerome j. Day, Of Wal
lace. as three of the five members
Of the commission.
1t was decided that p. W. Mitchell,
of Nezperce. and C. A. Hagen, iof
Moscow. confer and commend the
other two members. These names
will be recommended for appointment
10 Lieutenant Governor Moore and
peter Johnson, speaker Of the house
Of representatives. This commission
was authorized by the legislature last
winter
SPEECH BY TAYLOR
Mr.. Taylor discussed the desirable
itv and feasibility of creating new
state in his address on Civic Affairs
of North Idaho. He reviewed the
possibilities of state to include the
Continued on Page -
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-06-09
COTTONWOOD COUPLE WEEDS

Miss Angelica Gassner and Andrew
Stroute were married Tuesday at Cot
tonwood bv the Rev. FIR. Willibroard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21

where he attended the funeral OF 4
nephew Wednesday.
G. +. Grey of Fifth street. will arrive
h"ne tomorrow from business trip to
down state points.
Russell brady has gone TO Buckhan-
non " mere hc viii spend some time WIN
rs grandparents.
John Arm of Pittsburgh Will return
HON. tomorrow after visiting relatives
Uu Eleventh street for the past few days.
Henry Garrison has zone To Ch;TieS'
ton where he Will visit with his brother
and sister for 4 number of days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Macdonald CT
t:aSt Liverpool. Will return TO their
home today after an extended visit with
..'..'j; here.
Samuel Coma OF GAINESVILLE. is expected
10 arrs,n here this evening TO $pcnu
some time with friends.
Miss Josephine Laymond VIII leave
thus evening for her home IN fai7m"nt
alter spending the past week with
friends In this city.
Floyd Duncan Of Cumberland. Nd,
has returned home after s"cndinS the
past few days here attending to bust
ness affairs.
Mr.. h.hn Alley will arrive homo this
evening from Il brief shopping trip 10
EGjtShursh.
Mss Leila ConwSll who has been tire
aucs; of friends here for some time
caves for her home N JUhnstown' Ia
this evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
Baptist Church Quarrel
In the Supreme Court

Charleston. W. Va, Jan. 20 ArTu-
- Tho case OF W. Il. Woodruff
aDL o,hars against r.. u. Burton ana
n,h.rs from Summers county. wcr"
baar5 Yesterday morning by the supreme
court Of appeals, and the case was SUD
nitted for decision. This cas-" IN
wolves the right OF n circuit court 1"
mass upon matters relating TO the u"'-
trine Of the Baptist church.
Argument Of the plaintiffs oriehy was
~ tho effect that the Summers court
doas not have the right to pass upon
anv matter OF doctrine or method OF
worship in a Baptist church
The defendants claimed the decree OF
,be circuit court Of Summers county -
in harmony with the evidence and law.
md clearly DEGREES that the complain
ants. "by their own declarations and
actions. have renowned adherence 10
the Baptist doctrine and having re-
nounced such adherence can no longer
be heard to assert any right to the Gus
tody and control of tho property be-
longing to the Baptist church. or any
other matter pertaining TO the govern
mcnt of the church"
story OF tho Quarrel.
Incidents leading to court action N
this case began in January. 1920. &C.
cOrd.DC
service conducted at Hinton by Rev. W,
r. Yates. A few weeks after the re-
viyal began. the statement Of facts says.
Rev. Yates began preaching in fanati-
cal spirit. (which had been slightly cyi-
dent before this time"
Ry the beginning Of the third month
the brief says. The character az the
meetings had become so unusual and
fanatical that all that portion Of the
mem bc ship OF the church which still
adhered to Baptist doCtrrne ana practic"
BEGAN trying 10 disSuade Mr.. Yates
from continuing the meetings in the
manner In which they were being con.
Quoted" Instead Uf complying, he
launched upon TRADE OF villincation
and abuse OF everybody connected with
the church who did not publicly pro-
clg!m approval. IN" statement said.
Brief of ;hc plaintiff and petitioner
says the majority OF dcaconS and trrIH-
tees attempted to Gust tho pastor. and
a deputy sheriff put chains and paddock.
on all the doors Of the church, employed
and placed guards on the lawn nf the
church. with instructions To proven,
any and AL persons from going upon
tho premises or from entering.
The case was taken to circuit court
by Rev. Yates. and his request for
mandatory injunction was refused and
tho complainants' bill was dismissed
The case was then taken TO the supreme
court and temporary injunction
granted.
Tho comr!ainants allcEe the weight
Of authority a pointed out In tho brief
Is against court passing upon any
matter Of doctrine or method OF wur.
shin in Il Baptist church. The frw
courts that have held they hnvc tha
right to inquire into the doctrine ar
church procedure have unanimously hello
that the courts cannot take the prop
erty from the majority and turn II over
TO the minority unless there has been
q real and substantial departure from
the .ruc doctrine"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
CONFESSES To
CONL ROBBERY

Car.y this morning Police Lieutenant
Bon Miller announced that john Glenn
who WIS arrested on suspicion that ne
attempted a ho.d-up IN candy store be-
low the creek Wednesday, night. had
confessed that he and walter Roberts
had robbed the home Of Fred Cow' out
;he-pikc, Saturday night. valuable
,.,amord ring. stolen from the cow
;ornc. was recovered where II had been
sold.
Glenn also confessed that he stole
Albert Altnan's automobile last August
and took it twenty miles beyond Akron
Ohio and sold it. An indictment ch"rG-
ing HIM with the theft OF the car STANDS
in criminal court.
Yesterday afternoon coat and "a.ch'
stolen from TWO homes n Martins FER
ry. were found in Glenn's possession
Police say the arrest of Glenn and Rob
c-;s will clear up several other rob-
berries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
KINGS AUTOMOBILE
KILLS LITTLE GIRL

Brussels. Jan. 9th" aut"m""iI" OF
KIN Albert, While returning t. Brus-
ec,s today from i.ouvain. knocked down
Two children - the village u5 kesseld".
\ .;:rl Of five years of axe was killed
outright ana II boy Of eight years was
seriously hurt.
King Albert. who was in the machine.
was greatly rercurhcd by the event, and
personally carried the boNr o. the little
girl TO the cottage Of her parents and
sought 10 console them in their loss.
Tho king thea fetched TWO doctors TO
attend the injured boy.
1t Is said that the children dashed out
int the road from behind n truck
which masked tho on"omtnE machine.
and that they were under the wheels
oc the royal automobile before its
driver saw them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
MARTENS FA11,s TO APPEAR,

New York. Jan. go.--Moro than 1000
people who crowded four nails here to-
uight to bid farewell TO Ludwig 9. ~
X Martens. unr"co&n'zed ambassador
Of Soviet Russia. we-" disappointed
when he failed u pat in his appearance.
The crowd waited tire" hours before
they we're told that ne WAS detained on
!mrorcan business.
This meeting WIS planned as de-
na~,ing testimonial for Martens. who
ytrn his ret:0u" Of assistants and ".er'-
cal workers will be dcported Saturday
On the liner Stockholm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
..,o, Nv sutherland.

AnnIjca,.cn for cons!Sh'n'"'
.,o "r' neh for the pukc.Lowd"n Hunting
~, Eisrinr club OF Alexander w va,
,,,,i.h "a ncsr RuckhanA0n. Was me"
49, with the Commissioner OF flSh-
r rpG" by senator SUTHERLAND r,n-
The ,at,c- also took up with ~" zen
si,'n commissioner the application LOT
an increased pension OF JOSEF" L.
Winter OF 81. Adams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
,vEE IMPROVEMENT URGED

Washington. Jan. 2o.--ImHrcvCmrnt OF
.ro I.>.iSN!rpI. Ohio and Missouri riv-
rrs to ,nSur" year round navigation be-
iwe.u Minneapolis and st. Hau! and ST.
Louis AMI rittshurGh and Kansas CITY
WINS urged today h"for" the Hous" rivers
and harhors committN" by delegation
~ sh,p3rra ard barge line "1craters
from tho mid Wrw"st. tn" improvements,
I, "a estimated. would cost $50 100000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
TO HEAR wATTERsoN.

Austin. Texas, Jan. 2n-By unani-
nous vote. the senate to-day adopted a
house cOncnrr"rt resolution inviting
colonel Henry Wattcrsnn, OF Kentucky.
= address, the Texas Legislature.
In bringing up the resolution, Senator
Rpi;r.. said Texas needs some one like
,'nl. Wat,.rS0D 70 tel rs how 10 ro-
turn the old time democracy and regain
some OF the states rights We lost dur
- the world Wlr.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
VIZ, viking Dinner.

Among the guests at a dinner G'ETn
tonight ny Mrs. stephen Il: hlk'hs ~
honor OF the Serbian minis''E Hno
Madame Grouitch and their guest MISS
.Vota Eesnitch. were RepreSent"t.e" .''
Mrs. Wells C;oodykoontz' kepFrSS'' 49,,
80 Nc Harry &. woodward and James
" Bnans. Fred +. Faris and ]. NJ Moss
If Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
WON.BY GRED

Dallas. TEXAS. Jan. 2O.-Harry Greo
# PITTSBURGH. got the newspaper De
cts:on over Johnny Cellars Of Toledo
in = ten-r"und nout here tonight. Grro ;
weight was announced as Isl pounds;
l,nlllr-s rs LIS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
rrREE STORES LOOTED;
BrooDEoUNDS ON TRAIL

srecial Dispatch to TIL" tntclliGenccr.
ClarksburE, W Va. Jan. 2o.-Blocd-
hounds fror, EARN n. were used to-
aoy by officers I'm Efforts TO run Gown
BURGLARS who looted the general stores
Of D.lhcrt Thrashr-. G. W. Sandy and
Robert W. TottenhruS" At Sarlis hcfOr"
daylight this morning end escaped with
considerable money and valuah!" mer-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
west virginia Arrivals.

sheer Williamson: W. T."
I I1 ,,oyor ,r Davis: Lewis kein,
h w .' g + Starchcr. Clarl;shurF ana
r ,,,N' and Mrs, Fred G. King. rarkcra1urE'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
couDoCE FOR POLICE.

Decentralization rnliccwom"n are TO
have a boudo!r 4 us!te Of rooms furnish
Ell IN pearl gray and gold. with plenty
nr mirrors, soft lounges and easy chairs.
work upon the oasis In the sortb.e build
!rgsp that house the police department
has been begun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21

Read and use IntclliEcnccr Want Ads
You'll get what YOU want.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
WASHINGTON
Yves: Virginia News -- Notes
and Gossip ct the Natiens
Capital.
PROPOSE VOTING BY
MAIL IN WEST VA.

Washington. II. G.. Jan. :0.--Th" West
Virginia LrElSi&GUrt now ~ session Tor
the introduction Of hltls Is to be urE"d
to pass a law witch will permit voting
h. mail. Tn officers Of the States
society IN Washington are actively IN
tcrcStcd in securing the rnac mcnt Of
such a law and tho members of the
society have formally endorsed their
activity in the matter. Tn" requested
Congressman GoodykUontH and EcA"ia
To write the bill, which they haE" aon''
and the latter. who is leaving Tor
Charleston Wednesday night on an mn
portant private business mission wl''
take along copies OF the BILL which VIII
be introduced IN the legislature. twenty
twi OF the states already have laws 81
this kind. which have been louhu 10
work SuCceSSfully
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21

The mailing lists for the diS'r'ou'''''
Of their quota of government eaF"e"
Goods are nov being made ready IN lne
Offices of the West Virginia Se""'o'S
and Representatives. which ANNOUNCE
mont should be sufficient warning "
all their constituents who a7e N't'ra"
.oldIer; in tho have-you-a- garden army
a,I IN ,hoxc Who have ;he idea to enlist
for the spring cunPa'S"' 10
names IN the poi early a ''H"'''
:; postcard with name ami a"e''SN
viii l." sUircirn, To Eet on TUG -,,,aT
list OF n" member OF congress W.
10. Each member" qu"'S IS 'oI.
this year what it has h'r't't'''
10 600 packages. Do II now
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21
watching he Calder BIZ.

II the Calder coal control bill Is !"lt
IN the custody OF the Senate committee
on manufactures. TO which committee II
was referred and of which omm'lte'
Senator l.af'olletIe is the chairman IL Is
predicted that II will bc reported out
with a favorable recommendation helot"
many days elap&c. In fact. II is prcu!''-
ed that the committee hearings Will DC
brief The action OF he committee -
already discounted. Hut should the p'll
be taken from that committee, ana sr"'
10 the committee on interstate commerce
the chances arc that nothing more WI"
he heard of II in the present session
* this IS written. Senator IE"ASc'"
IS waiting an opportunity 70 make
motion to transfer the bill from the coln-
mittec on manufactures TO the COMMIT
tee on interstate commerce. Inere 1911
\ single coal producing stat" represent
Cd on the first named committee "cH'
yircinians arc watching this Dill win
hawkIike intensity, for the reason tna.
j, &c aimed to control their states chiei
industry. and because tE"y assert II IL
, Sta,c Social!stic measure, and tncF
~. onrsad To that doctrine beng IN
culcated intoiaw in any shape or 1oFin'
Cnf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21

BUY WA" SAVING STAMPS -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-21

r-,sS and NJ rr,'Tau ~ Wheeling;
vi rrsu.nc THAR wi0i"r d'uc.n~ SchC0'
,v,,. &. ,,.un., hte, Dancing will be
~, ~ \ ~ O'clock Lessons IN the ter2-
ser, rrar art Will hr G.N''n rom : o.
go ~ m Spau-'"r'S Melody Boy
o., hcstra rc Wheeling will furHi1h the
music. y !Ar%c -" $ ,"''S'Pa'e".
The mail h.,N ~ III" corner % Th n,!
.-rr.S and Ja.fs-.rn avenue which hn5
100, without % I..~s Cor nc past few
weeks ms finally h'c" repaired and -
ucw able t. rrn""r IS cid Years % ser
trs 70 M pubic ~" psf h"l'iHg -"
r,x is rrw irub"lG"d - a c"NCrc'" r. :.
nd tr,'.. is l;tj.c j-uot that ( WI
...c- an down or be Knocked down
Held Qri:tag Parties. -.
TN,, ou-G.,v uu,'t:ns PARTIES were he!k
,....t.~l,y 3. 49,. Nrth0~i'st churches 81
80 r!.v. The I.afi"v' Nj society ~
III, Mrs. y. =. "&urch convened carry
=, m. morning and quilted until noon
rhcr they wer" seT'." "'iM = %nn.I.
- .rr afternoon aru'.."~ QUILTING party
..,.,,J work ~. r"HtrS' Nj - -"
,..,,rrv ". 4. also hcl' = s.'N.,nc TLrN
..,-,,.r SERVICES y'"~,. also bod by N"
,:,,.l,c-: YESTERDAY "'.~r"'"r At ","l"c!:.
r,nx, .riovan}. ttr1- vas had 10y AZ
lose priViieLcl 20 attend.
War on Rats.
\ war on rats 2nd mic - W. ing ~
,Lie CITY as 4 result OF tn" c'f"rts OF
49, Iv,irrirS Tr.-rcu to nNi;tr~Ht" the
-,.5s,ts IRON, the :,rr,ic eye ~ this c''Y
80 W. IN tNe res = creating quit"
.sfir among school children who daily
rim IN hundreds 90 rat tails 20 prove
that they have made = XII, AS matter
= fact. I. IS no small degree "t har'&
Thar rCdr~t~ c1uSr thrHuEh0ut n" year
nd the efforts ot anyone % xii! III
,.,,s tha, come th"i~ wrN = d"i1S some
hing NOR. for 0rn1re. SINK humanity.
Missionary Society.
~. NTjsy.srr-v soc'atv ~ the United
r,rashvtcrian church u"t yesterday at
,ar,oGn Ar . o'c.1ck in the social narlo;S
- Tho church a0d md 4 discussion OF
several interesting topics. Many buSi-
rnSs matters vv'r" IN fNr anHroyoi 1'i
recsiyed consideration by -" lar.:N mum
- NJ neorl. that were in attendance.
Moundsvtle Briefs.
Miss Pearl Dorsey - Lafayette ny"
opa h,s zone TO NIr-C1utown 10 att"na
~ I'o;yersitv FarI0"rS' Week there.
Howard Chatham is ab," 10 he ont
,~.i, nrte- h"!n" confined I" his homo
cn S-uth Lafayette. III FOR the past few
''S Mrs Noe, Crurr, has cove to Ra,ti-
,,Erc Md. whore she Will SneNd he r"-
,.alrdcr Of ~" wee; visiting VITA
-.:..~AS ard relatives.
Mis- pear Rurke't will return HON"
Tomorrow from q visit with friends -
,s,-r.-antown.
~. II =. Do'z"n and l;ttlc son ~
..,.,... -,. ~. a." ~" G-'I"ste e NJ and
We " Is Delzeu ~ Flf'h street.
lIa-r'd Smith IS cNr""tHd II arrive
r..,ra tomorrow from Chili!c"thc. o..
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-05-20
TAMPA RESIDENT
WISHES THAT HE'D
TRIED IT BEFORE

II know what good health means
now and I'm glad 10 20 on record as
endorsing the medicine that has set
me right > said George Naring, OF
West Tampa.
Il had been ailing a good deal for
the past several years and was grad
ually getting worse each year. My
stomach was my main trouble and il
bothered me day in and day out. A.
first my appetite was fairly good.
mean that | could eat, but everything
seemed to turn against me. and fin
ally | got the where had to live en-
tirely on milk and toast and eggs and
light things like that. There was an
awful burning in my stomach al
times and pains that were so severe
they nearly took my breath away.
was all run down and never felt Xix"
working.
Several Of my friends had been
telling me all along thai had better
try Tanlac, so finally | commenced
taking it. Well. now wish | had
tried ii when my friends first told me
about it, for it has done everything
The said il would, and more too. Ny
stomach is in fine condition and toas.
and eggs are just an appetizer for mv
new. Tor my appetite calls for things
| used to eat years ago and they
cause no bad effects at all. / sleep
better than did and in fact feel like
my old self again.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-05-20
ELECTION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that in accordance
election will be held in IrvingIon Special Tax
School District No 81, on the eth day Of June
A. d. 1921. at the usual hours and place Of
holding elections within said district for the
purpose Of electing three trustees to serve two
years and to determine the number Of mills TO
he assessed the ensuing two years.
James Norman, It. p Webb and Felix Fus-
sell are hereby appointed inspectors Of said
election and Mack Ayers. clerk
BY order Of the Board OF Public Instruction.
c. A. PARKER, Supt, and Sec'y
May cat sol
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-05-20
ELECTION NnTIcE

Notice is hereby given that in accordance
with Chapter TG4S School Laws Of Florida. an
election will be held in RockledGe Special Tax
School District No "a, on the 9TH day of June
a. D. 1921, at the usual hours and place Of
holding elections within said district for the
purpose Of eecting three trustees to serve two
wears and to determine the number Of mills
to be assessed the ensuing two years.
r NJ. Hughes. !. l.. Knowles and H. NJ
Roberts are hereby appointed inspectors Of
said election and X. r. Raulerson clerk.
BY order of the Board Of Public Instruction.
G. A. PARKER, Supt and Sec'y.
May Cat sol
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-05-20
May cat
NOTICE OF TEACHERS EXAMINATION

Notice is hereby given that the State Exam
lining Board for Teachers certificates will con-
vene at the Lake Wire school building in Lake
land, Florida beginning Tuesday, May 18th
1921.
Examination for teachers certificates for all
grades will be held Every teacher onot he'd
ing a valid Florida certificate ans cOntsn
plating teaching is required to take the exami-
nation before she or he can legally enter con-
tract with the school board.
c. A. PARKER,
May 6-4t-May "a County Superintendent
60n
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-05-20

Notice IS hereby given that in accordance
with Chapter 76IS. School Laws of Florida an
election will be held in Auburndale Special
Tax School District No. on the 9Th day of
June. A. u. 1921, at the usual hours and place
of holding elections within said district for
The purpose of electing three trustees to serve
two years and to determine the number of
mills to be assessed the ensuing two years
s. I. Thomas. II. A. Thorpe and +. X An
derson are hereby appointed inspectors Of said
election and w H. Davis. clerk
BY order of the Board of Public instruction
e. \. PARKER. Supt. and Sec'y.
May cat col
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-05-20
TO ALL TAXPAYERS OF THE CITY OF
LAKELAND

The City Clerk has been instructed to ac-
cept taxes up to June LIST without adding any
penalties or interest. This action is taken in
view Of the fact that on account Of other taxes
and assessments falling due about the same
period as city taxes a number OF tax payers
have been unable to pay their taxes.
All are urged to pay their taxes. as i'm
medlately aftsr June LIST assessment roll will
be placed in the hands Of the City Attorney
for collection and at that time additional costs
and Interest will be figured.
Please give the matter your attention.
Respectfully,
FRANK H. THOMPSON,
Finance Commissioner.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-05-20

Union walters in Chicago would
net handle new batch of dishes their
employer bought because they were
non-union crockery.