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CAMP NO.. !.

synopsis Dissatisfied bocnuae OF
.fno seemingly barren outlook ~ his
pusiuou HH ia schoo teacher 10 u.
tnndnu town. John Harris deter
mluca 60 leave n, tuke up lund 10
Manitohn mud become a home
rtonder MARY. the girl whom he
lov.i. drcllics aho viii accompany
him 1hcy nrs married and set out
81 che unknown country
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becau my periods
were irregular, came
every two weeks.
and / would suffer
with bearing down
pains. A lady told
me of Lydia T.. Pink
hams Y %cgetable
Compound and how
much good IL had
done her daughter,
so | took Il and now
Il am regular every
and have M
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-04

Jud Tunklns says n OF the best
helps To production II the change In
political customs that prevents n man
10 neglect work In order 10 go around
and GET bids for his vote.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-04

uumor- Well, / didn't have 10 pay
the doctor.
Us-Why notf
Humor-He trented me.-Chaparral
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nl,nked eeInn In sooIety.

1--WE got 20 attend q dinner
Tonight" the oyster said;
"lt'a the SWEETEST Kind OF a dinner
But ia sooner be in my bed"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-04

Mnmma Now, While. n youll be
a good boy III give you Il nice birth
day present.
Wluic-Dats like brying a cat In
a bag. watts de- PRESENT.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-04

ON ana ChlldtCn were To go with
the party Morrison ana u or two
hired men would remain la Emerson,
complete the unloading, aud take
charge of the effects until the teams
should return from their long journey.
McCrue, Oh account Of his knowledge
OF the town and of the needs of the
journey, was chosen to secure the sup.
plies.
Each settlers sleigh cnrried that
which seemed most Indispensable.
First came the settlers family, which,
large or small. WIS crowded into the
deep box. McCrne made them pack
hay In the bottom of the sleigh boxes,
aud over this were laid robes uud
blankets. on which the immigrants sat,
as lhickly as they could be placed.
More robes ana blankets were laid
ON top. aud sacks stuffed very tull Of
hay served the double purpose OF cush-
ioniug their backs und conveying fod-
der for the animals.
Morrison cume up To %llurris' sleigh.
and gave il an approving inspection.
you viii all be fine" he snid. "and
a great deaf better thun wenryin' about
here. Besides, you're just MS well to
be away he added. In "a somewhat
lower voice. "McCrue tells me II this
sun keeps up the rouds will be gone
before we know u, aud that mems n
delay Of two or three weeks"
Al this moment McCrne himself
joined the group. There's only two
In your party, Harris no suid, "nn'
while Al don't VA 10 Interrupt your
honeymoon. there's another passenger
TO be taken care of. Or. Blnln Is GO
Ing with Us, and Ah'm going TO put
him In your chnrge. He's Il biz pc
cullur, but All don't think hen give
you nny trouble. It's just n case OF
being too much ~ u good fellow. one
thing An know-he's a loctOr. Ah'm
going up town for him now you can
shift your stun II little an make
room
The whole party were ready for the
roud ma waiting before McCrne ap-
penrcd ngain. When he came a com.
unnlOn staggered somewhat uncertain
IS by his side.
I'm aw'right, McCrnc," ne was sny
Ing. "rm aw' right. Shay. whash
thlshf Shildrcu " lshrulf'
Come now, Doctor. s%trnlghtcn up.
An want TO introduce YOU"
Han leading ana haIf pulling. Nc
CrHc brought the doctor 10 Harris
sleigh. "Thls Is Mr.. Harris. who you
win travel wlth-Jack Harris. An
Mrs. Harris"
The doctor had glanced only cnsual-
IS nt Harris. but at the mention o. the
womuu's name be- Strengthened up aud
stood alone.
"Glud TO meet you, madam. he said.
and IT'S only proper that the pleas
urc should be nll mine" There was a
little bitterness 10 his voice that did
not escape her ear.
"But Indeed am elud io meet you, 10
she answered. "Mr McCruc has been
telling us something of our work
among the settlers. We are very Tor.
tunute 60 have you with U.S..
tie shot q keen Tool. into her face.
She returned DIS eufo trnudy and hy
found sarcasm uoIiHyr bon hcr ewes nor
hcr voice.
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Nt uotf'
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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-04

A blum by any Other name would be
just ns unsntisfnctory
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-04
ONE NEIGHBOR
TELLS ANOTHER
Points the Way to Comfort
and Health. Other Women
Please Read

M%oundsville, W. Va.-"I had taken
doctors medicine for nearly two years
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Imnor,nnt TO Motnera


"Whv do you call flying machines
'hObos of the uirf'" Because they
hive mo- visible means IF support
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-27

trzech osob, ktore polecily are
sztowac w'Los Angeles, San Die
go i Cleveland. Jeden ze wspol--
winnych, niejaki Kohn, ofiarowal
sic zeznawac jako swiadek pro-
kuratory, prokurator jednak od-
rzucii jego propozycje, oswald
czajac mu, il ME bedzie stawac
jako Swiadek, ale jako oskarzony.
Prokurator Clinnin twierdzi, IL
Kohn miaI rozprzedac "a $780,
600 akcyj watpliwej wartosci mic
dzy farmerami w miejscowoSci
Murphysboro, III. Miedzy rome
mi ofiarami, niejaki Davis, mil
joner Cleveland, zosta} nacia--
'gniety przez szajke ma SUNG
81, 800, 900, wskutek czego pozba-
will go prawie ca}ego majatku.
GRozBA STRAJKU KOLE-
JOWEGO.
We wczorajszym komunikacie
jaki zostaf wydany przez przy,
wodcow organizacji pm. Fedora:
ted Shop Crafts" do oko}o pol
miljona czlonkow tejze organiza-
eli, by{a zawarta stanowcza gro
zba nieuniknionego strajku w war
sztatach kolejowych. Po odbytej
wczoraj konferencji, urzednicy
unji warsztatowych odrzucili no.
we rozporzadzenia warunkow pra
cy, przewidziane W decyzji ko-
lejowego Wydziaiu Piracy Sta
now Zjednoczonych. Decyzja ia
dotyczy przewaznie piracy W
warsztatach kolejowych po CA
sic, czyli t. wv. lover time"
Wskutek majacych sic odbyc je-
szcze szeregu konferencyj z urze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-27
prZy piracy
prZy piracy.
NADZWYCZAJNE POSIE-
DZENIE RADY MIEJSKIEJ
w PRZYSZLYM TYGODNIU,

Wskutek nadmiernego nagro--
madzenia sic w zaulkach popio-
Iu, Smieci i odpadkow, sytuacja a
zagrazajqca zdrowiu publiczne-,
nu sta}a sic tax powazna, re bur
mistrz Thompson postanowl
zwofac W przyszym tygodnlu
nadzwyczajnc posiedzenie Rady
miejskiej. Wiadomosc ia pocho-
dzi Z wyzszych miejskich ko4 u
rzedniczych. Ma posiedzeniu Ra-
dy, jak niektorzy utrzymuja, bur
mistrz "a takie warunki niepo--
rzadkow w miScie, starac sic be-
die zfozyG GAIA wing ma alder
manow, ktorzy W ostatnich kill
kunastu tygodniach byli wprost
zalewani Cd obywateli zazalenia-
mi w tel sprawie, ci ostatni zas
skladaja wine MA miejska admi-
nistracje Lundin Thompsona,
przez zaniedbywanie swych obo-
wiadk6w. Nadzwyczajne posie--
dzenie Rady miejskiej odbedzie
sic W przysziym tygodniu, praw-
dopodobnie W srode lub czwar-
tex. Burmistrz przygotowuje ore
die, ktore domagac sic bedzie
natychmiastowego rozpatrzenia
dwoch spraw a mianowicie: "a
kupienie obszarow ma Smietni-
ska, ktore ME by}yby po}ozone
zbyt daleko Cd miasta i natych-
miastowe oczyszczenie l,7C0 mil
zaulkow w miescie, ktore So
wprost zawalone popio}em, Smile
ciami roznymi innymi odpadka-
mi, nastepnie przeprowadzenie
wniosku, ktoryby upowazni} ad-
ministracje miejska do dalszego
prowadzenia robot przy budowie
kanaiu wodnego, jaki rozpoczeto
budowac ma Western ave. Budo-
wa ia zosta}a wstrzymana wsku-
tex zakazu sadowego naruszalno-
sci funduszow miejskich, wyda--
nego W ubiegiy poniedzialek,
przez sedziego Swansona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-27
ZE SPRAWY OSZUSToW.

Wladze federalne otrzymuja
coraz to ciekawsze wyjaSnienia
w jaki sposob szajka oszustow
zdobywafa miljony dolarow, dig
XII sprytnyrn manipulation przy
sprzedawaniu sfalszowanych lub
skradzionych akcyj, "a Pomocq
ktorych wyludzili cd latwowier-
nych przeszso 100000. szcze-
goiowe zeznania W tel sprawie
z3ozyt przed asystentem proku--
ratora Clinnin'em, Alva w. Harsh
man Milwaukee, seluetarz Ka-
rola w. French'a, g}ownego
wspolnika J. w. Worthington'a,
kierownika handy ziodziei poetic
wych. Worthington i French.
dwaj gh6wni kierownicy szajki,
opracowywali wsp6lnie szwin-
die, kt6re przynosify i'm miljony
dolar6w. Naprzyk}ad W Kansas
City sprzedali oni przeszSo "a
roItora miljona fa}szywych akcyj
przez banki, trusty prywatne o.
soby. Prokurator Clinnin odkry}
wczoraj, IL French przez {. h.
Denicke'a, chicagowianlna, pro-
wadzif uklady W celu zakupienia
banku Great West Bank" W Re-
gina, Kanada. Korespondencje,
jake W tym celu by}y prowadzo-
ne miedzy Denicke'm, a I. r.
Faulkner'em, prezesem wspom-
nianego banku, zostaiy znalezione
w papierach, wreczonych proku-
ratorowi przez Harshmana. Do
kumenty te wyjaSniaja rowniez
fakt, IL French W chwili, w ktorej
zostai aresztowany. pracowaf
mad zorganizowaniem ogrom-
nej liczby roznych przedsie-
biorstw, ktore mia}y BY kontro-
lowane przez jeden wielki trust,
ktorego on wlssnie miaf bye gio'
wa. Ma razle wladze federalne
ME sa W stanie oznaczyc lie osob
wplatanych jest do tego oszu--
silva i ma jaka wlaSciwie sume
zdoiali oni ludzi naciagnac.
Worthingtona aresztowano
rrzed kilku tygodniami, jake gSo-
wnego kierownika kradziezy po-
cztowych, dochodzacych milo
now dolarow. Razem Worthing
tonem zostai aresztowany French
lecz pozniej zostaf uwolniony "a
niewielka kaucja, tlomaczac sic
re zajmowai sic sprzedaza bon
dow, ME wiedzac tenn, re bylN
kradzione. Pred kilkunastu dnia
mi French zosta{ ponow.nie are
sztowany, gdy usilowaf sprzedac
sfaIszowane akcje tutejszej kom-
panji "a $4,000. Przy aresztowa-
niu znaleziono W jego pokoju
mnostwo akcyj ma sumo przeszSo
poltora miljona dolarow, ktore
byly wydane ma imie caiego SEE
regu firm w Illinois Ohio.
Wladze federalne oczekuja o.
becnie swiezych wiadomoSci odI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-27
Z Biura MeteorOlOgicznegO.

Wsch6d sfoica o godZinie 6:1O.
Zach6d slonca O godzinie 1882.
Pogoda w Chicago okolicy: w
sobote i prawdopodobnie W niedziele
naogd pogodnie; cokolwiek chlod--
uiej W sobote, wiatr p6Inocny.
Temperature DOLBY minionej: -
Najwyzsza wczoraj godzinie 4-tej
DO poKudniu 81 stopni, najni1sza
wcBoraj godzinie 6-tej rano, 72
stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-27
ODPOWIEDz LLOYD GEOR
GE'A PoSIEDZENIE
DAHL EIREANN'U.

Dublin, 27 sierpnia. (Prasa Sto
warzyszona.) Odpowiedz Lloyd
Georgia ma list de Valera costa
Ia otrzymana wczoraj pozno vie
czorem. TreSc odpowiedzi zdzi-
villa ogromnie Sim Feinistow'
pdyz spodziewali sic oni dalszych
argumentow W sprawie postawio
nych przez Mich zadan, a ME po-
wtarzania zasadniczych warun--
k6w rzadu angielskiego znanych
juz de Valera. ~ e
Posiedzenie parlamentu irlan--
dzkiego po otrzymaniu odpowie-
dzi Lloyd Georgia, zostaio ma
tvchmiast zwoiane ma godz. 1lta
dzisiai rano W celu omowienla
sytuacji.
Londyn, 27 sierpnia. Odpo-
wiedz Lloyd Georgia ma list de
Valera zostala opublikowana
wczoraj o godzinie $50
wieczorem. Odpowiedz ia W sire
szczeniu brzmi, jak nastepuje:
Szanowny Panic: - Rad an
gielski jest wielce zdziwiony od-
powiedzia panska, ktora mi 20
staIa wczoraj wreczona. Pan Pl-
sze O warunkach spotkania sle'
tax jakby zadnego spotkania do
tel pory ME byio. Musze wiec
przypomniec panu, re szeSc ty-
godni temu pred pierwszem ma
szem spotkaniem sic, ia ME sta
wialem zadnych warunkow.
Propozycje, jake uczyniiem
Panu po odbyciu Panem posie-
dzen, zostaiy oparte ma pogla--
dach wyrazonych przez Pana. Pro
pozycje uczynione Panu Przeze-
mnie po porozumieniu sic z ko-
legami ME maja zadnego prece-
densu. Propozycje te zostaiy u
znane jako liberalne przez cafy
SWAT cywilizowany.
w liScie panskim tego uznania
niema dlatego obawiam sic, re
dalsze rokowania beda bezpfod-
ne, dopoki ME zostanie PrzyJeta
jakaS podstawa.
Tu nastepuje wyliczenie swo-
bod, jake Irlandja odzyska ma
mocy ofiarowanych jej warurl--
kow.
Sadie, re warunki angielskie
W, zupeinosci odpowiadaja Pan
skim zyczeniom zasada ,,rzad
"a zgoda rzadzonych" powinna
bye przewodnia W rozwiazanlu
kwestji, W ktorej Pansey upeano-
mocnieni rokuja.
,,Porownanie stosunku AnglJi
do Irlandji do stosunku Niemlec
do Belgji HoIandji jest obelga
dla rzadu angielskiego.
,.Zadanie zupeinej niezaleznosci
Irlandji cd korony j suwerenno-
sci Jest tax daleko posunietem
zadaniem, re nawet najwybitnieI
81 leaderzy irlandzcy nigdy go
ME stawiali.
,,Rzad angielski ofiarowai r.
landji wiecej, niz rzadali tego jej
wybitni leaderzy = O'Conhel.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-27
ODPOWIEDz RUMUNN SOWIETOM.
Prasa Francuska Pokoju AmeryE z Niemcami
Powsta1cy lnduscy Zagraiaja Dwom MiastOm.
Pow6dz w Chinach.
JNNE TELEGRAMY "a GRANICZNE

uznania jej jako panstwa obcego
Zupeine rozgrniczenie byloby
szkodliwe dla obydwoch KRAKOW"
Stanowisko Anglji wzgledem
zupeinej separacji Lloyd George
okreSlil W swym liscie slowami
Abrahama Lincolna, wypowiedzia
nemi W inauguracyjnej przemo-
vie, podczas obejmowania pre-
zydentury Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych.
w koncu swego listu Lloyd
George wskazuje, re wszelkie
przediuzanie konfliktu jest niebez
pieczne i dlatego Rad angielski
ME zgadza sic ma dalsze wymia-
ny not. w celu posuniecia spra-
wy pokojowej naprzod Lloyd
George nalega ma przyjecie pew
nej podstawy do dalszych roko-
wan pokojowych.
Dublin, 27 sierpnia. Ma wczo-
rajszem posiedzeniu parlamentu
irlandzhego W obecnoSci 1000
publicznosci irlandzkiej Cannon
de Valera potwierdzii stanowi-
sko Irlandji W rokowaniach po-
kojowych odrzucii bezwzgled-
ME warunki ofiarowane przez An
glje, pozostawiajac jednak moz-
liwoSc provadzenia dalszych ro-
Rowan.
De Valera zostai wybrany po-
nownie ma prezydenta, poczem
nastapilo odczytanie listu do
Lloyd Georgia W obu jezykach
- angielskim irlandzkim. w IL
scie tym zostaio zaznaczone, re
Irlandja ME szuka wojny, lecz
pragnie sprawiedliwego pokoju.
Po odczytaniu listu de Valera, re
zasady wyiozone W liscie ME mo-
ga bye zmienione, albowiem So
one zasadnicze i sprawiedliwe i
przy zasadach tych narod irlan-
dzki pozostanie.
Nastepnym punktem porzadku
byla nominacja nowych mini
str6w. Griffith zostal mianowanv
ministrem spraw zagranicznych.
Inni ministrowie So nastepujacy {:
Austin Stick, sekretarz spraw
wewnetrznych.
Cahal Grugha, sekretarz obro-
ny.
Michal Collins, sekretarz finan
sow.
L. Cosgrove, sekretarz finan-
sow.
Robert Barton, sekretarz spraw
ekonomicznych.
Procz wyzej wymienionych i
stnieje jeszcze osmiu innych mi
nistrow poza gabinetem, pomie
dzy ktorych wyrozniaja sic Des-
mond Fitzgerald, sekretarz pro-
pagandy, i ksiezna Markiewicz,
sekretarz piracy.
Pred odroczeniem parlamentu
na wniosek ministra finansow
Collins'a, zatwierdzono nova po-
zyczke republikanska 100000
funt. szter. W Irlandji $20,000,-
600 w Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Dokoficzenie na stronicy 2
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KALENDARZYK.

DziS, sobota, 27. sierpnia: Sw,
Cezarego Biskupa.
Jutro, niedziela, q. sierpnia: Sw
Augustyna Biskupa.
Pietnasta NiedLiela po Zielonych
Swiatlkach.
Ewangelja: 20 Wslrzeszeniu Mo-
dzieiica W Naim".
Pojutrze, poniedziaIek, 20. sierp-.
MIA: Sciecie sw. Jana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-27
KURS MAREK POLSKICH.

Wedle komunikatu Polsdego Kon
sulatu Generalnego, kurs marek pol
skich jest dis 1000 marek "a 81. 90,
czyI 80 cent6w "a 1000 marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-27
KrOnika Chica&Oska.

dnikami kompanij kolejowych,
w celu dowiedzenia sic, jake oni
zajmuja stanowisko wobec no.
wego rozporzadzenia Wydzia}
Kolejowego, prezes B. NJ. Jewel,
Graz szeSciu innych przywodcow
uni, prosili robotnikow, by przez
pewien czas pozostali jeszcze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-08-27
PROJFKT BUDOWY MAJ
WIFkSZEGO GARAzU
w SWIEC1E.

Miasto Chicago nosi sic z "a
miarem budowy najwiekszegc
W Swiecie garazu, kosztem So,
100000, W ktorym pomiescic sic
bedzie, moglo tysiac automobi--
low. Garaz, kt6ry zostanie odda-
ny bezpiatnie ma usfugi miesz-,
kancow, przyjezdzajacych dc
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Dokonczenie ma stronIcy 2
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Dokoiczenie na stronicy 2
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Dokohczenie ma stronicy 2
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-10-08
He ENDS STRUGGLE
Of TWENTY YEARS
Stanton, Va, Merchant Overcomes
Troubles He Had Endured From
His BOyhOOd.

"After struggle of more than
twenty years trying nearly every
thing under the sun for stomach
trouble, have at last found the med
icine that suits my case" said c. W.
FHppin, POS w. Main ST., Staunton,
Va, well-known grocer.
Ever since l was a boy of sixteen
I suffered from Indigestion, and it
seemed I had every stomach pain pos
fible. AS l grew older the indiges-
ton worked a still greater hardship
On me, for l was always bloated and
in pain and misery. l was constipat~
ed and so dizzy l stumbled around
like a man in the dark My points
were stiff, l had scarcely any
strength and felt tired out all the
time.
"Tanlac made me feel like a new
person. l am free from indigestion,
bloating and dizziness. I enjoy all
my meals and get about my work
ike a different man. My gratitude
% Tanlac is unbounded."
Tanlac is sold by Ackerman-Stew-
art Drug Co. and all leading drug
giSts.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-10-08

ty of these twenty-six states are
situated in the northern half of the
United States; and
Whereas two of the ten stations
having had a maximum temperature
lower than one hundred degrees are
situated in Florida and only one Of
the remaining fifty nine stations with
maximum temperature in its his
tory higher than one hundred de-
grees is located in Florida; therefore
"Be 1t Resolved. by the Board of
Governors of the Palatka Chamber of
Commerce, in regular meeting as
sembled:
"That we commend the activities
of Congressman W. J. Sears in bring
ing to the notice of all rail carriers,
passenger associations, and the Inter
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-10-08
palatka 1aflu Api,ts

state Commerce Commission the ar
gent need of grant of summer excur
sion fares to Florida; and
D "That copies of this Resolution be
sent to the Interstate Commerce
Commission, the Central Passenger
Association, the rail carriers enter
ing the state of Florida and the Flo
rida Railroad Commission, and to
all Chambers of Commerce in this
state; and
"That suitable representation be
made to these rate making and regu-
latory bodies that summer travel to
Florida is presently incident to the
states development and that general
uses of the tariffs will follow proper
conception of climatic conditions; and
"That the Palatka Chamber Of
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-10-08
FLORIDA FOOTBALL.
SEASONON IN FULL
FORCE HERE TODAY

Ocala High comes here today
to play Putnam High in the first
game of inter-city High School
football ever played in Palatka.
Both elevens are up to the mi
mute and battle royal is pro-
missed. All Palatkans are urged
to turn iout and witness the
game.
Jacksonville, Oct. with the
University of Florida and Rollins
elevens battling at Orlando and the
high school warriors struggling for
state football honors, Floridians will
not want for games tomorrow.
Duval High opens her season with
Moultrie at Jacksonville; Columbia
High goes to St. Petersburg; Orlan-
do plays at Bradentown, Ocala at
Palatka, Tallahassee at Quincy, Ca;
Madison at Gainesville, while Hills
borough High takes on Summerlin
Institute at Barlow.
Rollins should prove easy for Flo
rida. According to reports the Univer-
sity has put forward one of the
strongest squads in years. The ma
chine functioned creditably at Co.
lumbus, Ca, Saturday when the ga
tors won to 0, over the strong in
fantry school eleven, made up for
the most part of all-star collegians.
Among the high school teams some
of them are playing their first game.
Columbia High played most of the
time in Madison's territory in their
game at Lake City last Saturday but
neither team was able to score. Her
tomorrow's opponent, st. Petersburg,
had little trouble in defeating Lake.
land, 2S to 20. Lakeland however,
admittedly has the best team in two
years and came back strong against
St. Petersburg in the last two periods
piling up 20 points, the first time
she had scored in two seasons.
Bradentown has not been in action
this year so far as known and meets
Orlando with the knowledge that
the little golden tornadoes took a
to 0 victory in an unfinished game
with Sanford. Orlando was again
threatening when rain halted the
contest. ar ..t
Palatka for her, first game will
meet Ocala who was overwhelmed
90 to by Gainesville last week. Tai
lahassee says the kinks have been
worked out of her squad since last
Saturday when she got two touch
downs to one for cambridge, Ga, and
she expects to administer a defeat
to Quincy.
Hillsborough High is bolstered by
its SO to 0 feat over Palmetto and a
squad of approximately 80 men will
go to Barlow fofr the Summerlin
institute fray.
The seasons respective records Of
Madison and Gainesville have al
ready cited which greatly favor the
latter in their game at the Univer-
sity city.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-10-08
SIMMER SPECIAL RATES TO
FLORIDA ENDORSED BY &C.
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bureau stations in forty states. In
twenty-siX of the states higher tenn
peratures are recorded than Florida
has ever known, twenty of these are
in the northern half of the United
States. Only ten stations of the six
ty-nine had maximum temperatures
lower than one hundred degrees, and
two of the ten are in Florida. The
other fifty-nine stations have had
maximum temperatures higher than
one hundred degrees and only one of
the fifty-nine is in Florida
A further analysis shows that in
forty eight years record at the Jack
sonville station, the average low tenn
perature was ten degrees above zero;
Miami in the twenty-four years life
of its station a low average of twenty
seven degrees above and Tampa in
the thirty years record of that sta
ton the low average was nineteen
degrees above.
Should Have Year Round Excursions
Congressman Sears therefore con-
tends that Florida should enjoy year
around passenger excursion fares and
offers the Department or Agriculture
Weather Bureau records to dissipate
any idea that this state does not have
enjoyable summer weather.
He detracts none from Atlantic
City's claim to an ideal summer eli
mate in offering that July 1921 re-
cords show Miami with a maximum
temperature of lightweight, com
pared with the New Jersey resorts
record of eighty-nine degrees. He
simply shows that Florida always
goes them one better"
The Palatka Chamber of Vommerce
believes there is no need to call on
the thrifty people, Florida wants as
her future citizens, to come to Flo
rida if passenger fares and pull
man surchanges" discourage travel.
At a meeting TO the Board of Govern
ors held yesterday the following reso-
luton was passed:
Whereas, Congressman W. J. Sears
is devoting laudable effort in dissi-
oating the impression that Florida's
summer climate compares unfavor-
ably with other sectinos of the United
States; and,
"Whereas the erroneous impression
has proved an obstacle in retaining
rail passenger excursion tariffs en-
joyed by the cities of Florida prior
to pre-war days; and,
"Whereas the Statistical Abstract
Of theUnited States published by the
Department of Commerce, shows that
the United States Government main
tains sixty-nine Weather Bureaus in
forty states, whereat higher temper
atures are recorded in twenty-siX
states than in Florida and that TWEEN