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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-06-03
fNExPERIENCE

GsVoUNG RETMENsNyDERs wife
= thought SHE was going to get
rich quick" observed the druggist.
"She read somewhere that there is,
enormous profit In raising incubator
chickens. 80 SHE bought an IncuDator
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-06-03
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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-06-03

1t makes man sure he has brains
when he happens to get something by
luck.
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
SALES ARE RESUMED
BY SHIPPING BOARD
Bids Sought for Hulls and
Cargo Steamships.

WAsHlNGToN, May ls-The Shipping
Board tonight offered for sale fifty-one
wooden steamship hulls, twenty-tour
converted barge hulls and three steel
cargo steamships. offer OF these craft
constitutes the first ship sales activity
by the board in several months
Bids on the three steamships VIII oe
opened May 81. They are the souh
Bend, 1880 deadweigat tons; the Mar
cia. 1876 tons. and the Eoeiiyn'
1850 tons. and are al Hog isiano'
Pennsylvania.
Bids for the wooden huEs and barge
hulis, which are located on tho Pacluc
coast. will be opened June 10
The terms call for 20 per cent. cas.i
and the balance in four equal SEMI
annual instruments covering period OF
two years. The craft are iocateu as
follows: Nine steamship hulis ana nine
barge hulls, Alameda: thirry-two steafh-
ship huiis and eleven barge huAs. seat
tie Wash. ard ten steamship nuns aho
scar barre hulls. Portland, Ore
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
REPUDIATE OFFER
TO END ship STRIKE
Union Leaders Here Order
Recall of ENJOYS i'll
Washington.
AGREED TO TAKE CUT
Delegated Secretary Davis
to Negotiate Peace, 1t
Is Reported.
HARDING WAS CONSULTED
Further Conferences Due To-
day Despite Stand of En-
gineers Here.
HARDING WAS CONSULTED

Reports from Washington that a
committee of the marine engineers
had given Secretary of Labor Davis
authority to act for them in negotiat-
ing a settlement of the ship strike and
were willing to take a 10 per cent.
wage cut with partly compensating
revision in overtime rates caused an
uproar among union officers in New
York yesterday.
Thomas B. Heaiey. chairman of the
Atlantic and Gulf Council OF the Ma
rine Engineers Beneficial Association
said the committee had exceeded its
authority, if the reports were true,
and ordered its recall from Washing
ton. His associate, Ernest Pegg, chair
man Of the Pacific coast branch of the
union, who is in New York, got the
committee on the telephone and di-
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
TRADE FOLLOWS FLAG ON
SHIPS, SAYS EX-CONSUL
r. J. Chesebrough Says U. 5,
Is Next to Britain in Egypt.

Ralph J. Chesebrough. formerly =
American Consul at Constantinople, VINO
inaugurated the American Chamber OF
Commerce in Egypt with headqlarte.s
81 Alexane-.a. arrived here yesterday
nv the United states Mail lirs.r Poea-
hontas. He said that Egyptian trade
with the United States had gone 20
much ahead that i was now second 70
that OF England. Contracts were being
made to ship Egyptian cotton direct 70
the United States IN American flag ves-
sels at q. saving ia ocean freights OF 80
per cent. Several American lines were
running directly from New York.
1.-The American flag on ships Is Ger
tainly making :raGa for he United
States" Mr.. Chesebrough said. "and
with an American bank IN Egypt vs.
shall soon be in tho front rank there
7 have counted thirty makes OF auto
mobiles in Egypt. Of which America fur
nished 70 per cent.
The New York herald., 1921-05-20

rected 1t to return TO New York at
once. Apparently the order was not
obeyed for. according to a despatch
from Washington, the committee was
still there late last night and was hav-
ing another discussion with Secretary
Davis.
This conference was adjourned after
several hours by Secretary Davis, with
the announcement that another session
would be held to-day. He refused to
say what progress had been made to-
ward settlement. lie said, however.
that things are very optimistic yet.
The committee that went 70 Washing
ton. at the request or the Secretary OF
Labor. comprised Bert l.. Todd. ". II.
Hyman and Clinton L. Thurston Todd
Is secretary of the Atlantic ard CUR
Council and business agent OF Local
No. so. deep sea engineers. Healey, as
chairman. is Todd's superior in the coun-
ell. and is also business agent OF Local
33. composed mostly or coastal engi-
neers.
Heaiey. who was al the Continental
Hotel last night and uncertain whether
srodd's committee was returning 70 New
York or not. said:
he EONliIlllISt iAdh HI nAAAAoA4Ns -
empower Secretary Of Labor Davis or
anybody else TO act for the engineers
X had no right to make o. accept any
terms whatever or 10 delegate taat
function to any person
Tho engineers will not accept =
per cent. cut. have Just had WORD that
the Pacific Coast members are standing
by that position to man. ana be-
Have there is no break among the At
lantic and Gulf members either. The
engineers have got this strike won, and
1t Is absurd for anybody to talk OF con-
cessicns from u.s. The crew OF every
American ship that came into the port
of New York to-day walked OFF.
Secretary of Labor Davis met TIE
engineers COMMITTEES in Washington
yesterday morning and also called al
| the White House and reviewed condi-
| tions for half an hour with President
| Harding. He planned TO SEQ Admiral
Benson last evening and then talk with
representatives of the engineers, sea
men and radio operators.
1t was understood there that the mer
had suggested they would take Ii
per cent. wage reduction II overtime
rates were fixed. which would make the
reduction actually range from 10 tc
12Ia per cent. Chairman Benson o
the Shipping Board said once moro tina
the 10 per cent. cut must stand, anc
added he would not compromise it by
revising the overtime scales upward
The Holly chieftain., 1921-02-03
Is MARRIAGE A FAILURE?

Z. +. Kelley who conducts the
cntel tanning with the Kansas
Press" column for the Topeka Capt.
tai OF Topeka Kansas, complies the
following bit OF information on
When marriage is not failure
Being joked today by news
paper man that his marriages do
not have the permanency of those
performed by minister's" says the
Lyons News, Probate Judge Deu
pree made the solemn assertion
that only one divorce had resulted
from all the weddings he had per
formed, and in that case the groom
had never paid the judge his fee.
The Atchson Globe reprints an
old clipping pertinent to the sub
ject: rs marriage a failure?' II
should say not!' remarked a Wash
ington township farmer. Why
there's Lucindy gets up in the morn
ing, milks six cows. gifts our break
fast, starts four children to skewl
looks after the other three. feeds
the chickens, hogs and some mother
less sheep, skins twenty pans OF
milk. washes the clothes, gets din
ner, etc. Think I could hire anyone
to do it for what she gifts? Not
much! Marriage, sis, is a sucress;
a great success
And husbands are progressing
and are more appreciative OF their
wives. 1t used to be that a husband
looked on what was his wifc's as
The Holly chieftain., 1921-02-03
Y(Iu Can
Economic
YOU NOTICED

that smile we are wearing?
There's a reason.
80 many OF our good housewives
have been telling us how much
thoy enjoy the excellent brands of
groceries we sell we simply can't
help smiling. We would be worse
than a wooden Indian if we did
not smile.
It maksr US feel mighty good to
soc our customers so well pleas
ed.
Are you getting in on these good
things? It will cost you nothing
to try, for you will always get
your moneys worth.
Then, too, you may find yourself
enjoying that feeling OF satistact-
ion SO habitual with our custom
ers.
Quality at economy prices is well
worth looking into. Take a look
The Holly chieftain., 1921-02-03

greatest distress exists among the
child population. Plans for the
work embrace the Baltic States and
to a certain extent Austria and Hun
gary as well as Poland and adjacent
countries and Jugo,Slavia.
IT should be distinctly borne in
mind that the work which the
American Red Cross aims especial
" to carry on is for the children who
require medical aid. This should
not be confused with that OF feed
ing of several millions of children
who are not afflicted with disease
but who are threatened with star
walton. This general feeding prob
lem is to be met by the American
Relief Administration and other or.
CARNATIONS embraced in the Euro.
IN Relief Council.
IN all cases the Red Cross effort
5 directed toward building up in
he community, in collaboration
With the public authorities and loo
81 organizations. permanent, con.
structive measures for saving child
life which will remain effective when
the Red Cross finally withdraws.
The Junior Red Cross will con-
tinue to carry on its distinctive
work in connection with the child.
rem of Europe in accordance with tn
program launched soon after the
signing of the Armistice. This work
while coordinated with, is not in.
cluded in the new endeayor
The Holly chieftain., 1921-02-03

his, and what was his was his own.
They are taking different attitude
Of late years. During the war
man sold Il Kansas homestead for
$4,000. He and his wife came to
she little country town lawyers OF
flee to make out the deed. The
deed was duly drawn and ready
for signature.
Ezekiel" said the wife, very firm.
ly, i went with you to that home
stead, didn't [? ] always did my
| half. didn't II"
Ezekiel shifted in his chair uneas-
lily. "Whatchu drivin' at. Nancy
Jane?" he aueried. Yes / s'pose
yin have and y'u did--but whatchr,
drivin' at?"
TIN drivin' at this, Ezekiel" and
her lips compressed to thin line
II amt going to sign that deed un-
less you give me part OF the mon,
ey. So there!"
| Ezekiel squirmed and twisted
some more. "Pshaw, Nancy Jane,
y'u wouldn't do trick like that
right here at the last minute, would
y'u?"
Il shore would" replied Nancy
Jane "and there's the end of it!:
| Ezekiel heaved sigh Of deep re
signation. "If y'u must, 7 reckol
you must. How much now. do yo''
want OF the $4,000
Her lips, settled to still firnar
lines and she spoke deliberately
and convincingly: Ezekiel I don't
put my hand to that there iced un
less you give me at least SO out OF
that $4,000 and do it right now
And Ezekiel came across. Blest
be the tie that binds.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-02-03
Fed Cross Adopts New
European Policy

In order to meet al emergent ii
tuatiOn witch cannot wait until!
special funds tan be obtsined, the
American Red Cross has announced
that Approximately s5oG9000 of its
reserve has been appropriated for
the carrying ON OF medical aid and
welfare for the children of Central
and Eastern Europe.
THIS step we take only after it
was found that part OF the money
raised by the European Relief Coun-
ell would not be available IN time
to save from death countless thou
sands of the children caught in the
bacllwash of the war.
With the appropriation, new
policy of European Relief has been
announced by the Red Cross. Be-
cause of the prodigious proportions
of the general relief problem in
Central and Eastern Europe, the
Red Gross has withdrawn from that
field and has assumed, as its defin.
lite responsibility the medical care
and welfare of the children.
During the coming months, the
Red Gross purposes to have mini.
mum OF 100 units, composed of doc
tors. nurses, and whatever possible
local trained social workers in the
tield. in an effort to give ihc stunt
ed childhood OF Europe q chance for
life.
Already twenty child relief units
of the Red Cross are in the field"
DR.. Livingston Farrand, chairman Of
the Central Committee OF the Amer.
lean Red Cross stated, most OF
which are in Poland. where the
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-09
Sunday School
Lesson

Ns NJ ANNNVn Iut Nv
Scripture, Cor. 6-19 and 20 and
chapter 9-24 to 27. Also Gal. CT and
s.
One writing on this lesson has said,
1.-THE duty of health" If ever there
was line We Should do away with
the word duty and put it privilege it
is here Your body is the temple of
the Holy Spirit, He says. F. Is
Meyer carries out the analogy of the
temple in Jerusalem with its outer
court. which corresponds 20 our body
its Holy Place. which is cur soul ana
its Holy of Holes. where the spirit
OF God dwells. The Holy Spirit
dwells in the body of the Christian
''Fhich We have of God and We are not
your own. Bought with price
Paul didn't tell them that the price
was Jesus-they knew that.
OF all Gods creation is the young
man and women who keep their body
holy for the glory Of God.
Whether we eat or drink or what
soever we do shall be done to the
glory of God. Appetite depends on
health and health depends on appe-
tite. One has said, Take care OF
your teeth and your stomach and he
ashamed not of enjoying Your food
but of not enjoying it, There was
a deal Of sound human nature in the
unexpected reply of dying old woman
to her minister's question: Here at
the end of long life, which of the
Lords mercies are you most thank
full Her eye frightened as she
answered, fmy victuals' One has
asked Why should not one indulge
in an ambition to lay up a stock Of
good health as we'll lay up stocks
of any Other kind-ht alth is earned
Us literally so as any other commod-
lily in the Market Another, Life
without health is hurden-with
health is JOY and gladneas."
I've said before as rule when vol.
speak # temperance the first though.
is beer kegs. but that is wrong. Ten
perance in eating. drinking, habits
exercise yes, in pll things would dc
more to keep us we'll than all the
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-09
JOSEPH ]. LYMAN
NAVAL PAYMASTER
TO GIVE SELF UP

Boston, April 9.-Lieut. Joseph ].
Lyman, assistant paymaster Of the
L. S. S. Chester, who disappeared
several weeks ago after it is said a
$4,000 shortage was discovered in
his accounts, has Geen found and will
surrender himself to naval authors
tics, it was reported here today. Ly-
nam was traced By Boston news
napcr reporter, who said the lieuten-
ant tCld him he had been robbed Of
$4,000 on March 81 and now is with
out funds.
The assistant paymaSter's hiding
place was not diyulgcd by the report
II WhJ quoted him as saying: Il an
clad to return and want to see my
wife and babies know they viii
stand by me- | have been ready to go
back for days but had no money.
The amounts involved have been
greatly overestimated When, | get
back | can clear up my accounts end
show that the shortage is not much
more than half the amount charged.
81 was on my way to Washington
from Boston when | was robbed OF
ever $4,000 by pick pockets. When
realized my loss ! became panic
stricken and fled. am ready to take
my punishment.
On March 81 warrant charging
Lyman with embezzling $4,000 in
government funds was issued. Part
of the sum, it is alleged, was taken
from the cash aboard the United
States ship Pueblo where Lyman was
stationed before his transfer to the
Chester.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-09

best doctors can do for us. One has
said, Our health ideals should rise
from the desire to keep out of a sick
bed to well-spring of joy The life
destroyers of the human body can be
shut out by the proper care.
This subject is being taught in the
schools, but if the church would lay
aside all mock modesty and go at the
root of the matter, which is sin. Run
ALL In sense all are in the race
but only the fellow with the pep ex-
poets to win the prize and what is
that? Listen to me, in this race it is
first, good health; second. is the APP
proyal of Christ not only az the end
of the race but every evening as you
retire for the night. I've seen gar
denerS going to the markets III Cl Cago
at II o'clock at night so as to get a
good place and they'd be there all day
for the price of their load How much
more VIC for the Grown of Glory. Paul
realized the struggle against hard
ships, hndrances and temptations
without and against the evil habits
and sins that SO easily get foothold
and upset fellow. lie knew also
NAioL OLiiN Nllt pph Ci vi NhVH COilu NlC-
stroy the power of the devil. lie was
not going to fan the air nor hit at
random but give it to him straight.
Keep under my body lest fail AMI be
castaway from the race. f. b. Meyer
on this text says. Il got an early-typc
fountain pen which got to working SC
poorly that | had to lay it aside for
a better one, and now | think / can
hear the rejected pm moaning in The
desk Once he never left me like this.
he never wrote a lettCr without me.
knew all its contents but now h.
don't use me at Ill. SO il is inn .os-
sible for our Lord to use some of
His children
The worst of all wrecks of human
life, that is to the human eye. is
Caus d by drink. Lady Astor of Lon
don said, The music hall presents
the drunkard as a purely comic per-
son and the temperance advocate as
a seedy individual. But the women
have good cause for their interest i'll
the drink problem. because it is in the
hcme above all that the drunken hus-
band or father ceases to be comic and
provides the tragic clement" Speak
ing Of the flesh, Paul don't use the
word fruit but works They are too
ugly and foul Tor the noble name,
fruit One has said. Love is the
Juice of the fruit of God to man and
joy is its beautiful bloom
Poem by las. Ruckham:
Take care Of tn" body. the house Ct
the soul
If You would its inmate keep hearty
and whole
No leak let there be where wrong
thoughts may steal in,
No window left open to black guests
of sin.
J. NJ. BERWICK.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-09

ers OF the movement that there has.
been great growth and development
along these lines of Christian activity
during the first quarter of the yer.
1t will be of interest to newspaper
readers to know how many schools
there are in the territory of the Meth
odist Episcopal church, South, that
will benefit by the $50, 100000 pro.
'Nc""d dnring this biz program. Ac-
to.d.t5 - r.t2 .Spr, - nl.Iu3Nhy Tie
Educationl Commission there are five
universities and other connectional
institutions to receive assistance
from the movement These are: En-
DRY University, Atlanta; Southern
Methodist University. Dallas, Texs;
Scarritt Bible and Training School,
knsas City, Mo-; Brevard Institute
Brovard N. c., and Vashti Industrial
School. Thomasvillc. G.
In addition to these there are 26
colleges, 90 junior colleges and ~
academies, with 472 buildings and
property valued at $19,196,0S5. There
are employed in these institutions
l ,293 teachers. The toll enrolment
shows student body of $3.50 men
and 12,437 women.
Lakeland is Florida headquarters of
the Christian Education Movement.
DIR. S. w. Lwler, secretary of educa-
ton; DR.. w. o. Lcmasters, financial
director, and Rev. ID. B. Sweat, sec
rotary of publicity, all make their
homes in this city. Offices of the
arc in the Florida Chris
tian Advocte building, on East Lime
street.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-09

Sage and Sulphur Compound you
will get a large bottle of this famous
old recipe. improved by the addition
Of other ingredients, at a small cost.
Don't stay gray! Try it! No one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair, as it does it so naturally
and evenly. You dampen a sponge or
soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair taking one small
strand at time; by morning the
gray hair disappears. and after an
other application or two yoir hair
becomes beautifully dark, glossy, and
attractive.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-09
NOTICE OF APPLICATION ron LEAVE 70
SELL MtMOR'S AVN

Notice is hereby given hat on the 10Th tay
Of. May. A. .. 1921. I will apply 30 Honorable
County. State Of Florida. ut his office in Bar
tow. in said county, Tor. an order authorizing
me-. as guardiansof, Dudley l.. Elliott and IL.
Kermit Elliott tlle5s miner heirs Of Dudley b.
following real sessle' bel5Hgng -io:-the estate
of said minors, the same being in. Polk Coun-
~. Floridu TOWN.: 4 n FL .'e ~
!, Being Fourteen (iil. Of SCOTS Sub
division 81 SCOTS Addition Of Block Z to
Lakeland. Fla, as slime appears upon the
Record In the Clerks Office at .Rartow, Fla,
Of Frammeils and, 1ohns6ns Sub division OF
Block C Of .Seotts addition 70 the town Of
Lakeland. Fla.-s Ns:sfs a *
+ Said mlnorA have an ,slipdigided two-Hftbs
t2-5l Interest m said bfdperty. Such. apIai-
raHhn u Ne fused tlphh petition now on ale
In the office Of said Judge. :.
This 9Th day 81 ApfIls Aai.
IDA 4 ELIdb1Tt Guardian
An A. III 28s-sb NM ~ n, = > ~
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-09
WOULD ENJOiN POLICE
FROM INTERFERING WITH
SALE OF FORD'S PAPER

st. Louis, April 9.-Applicati6n for
an injunction to restrain the police
from Interfering with street sales of
Henry Fords paper the Dearbon In
dependent. was filed in federal court
here today by counsel for the pub
fishers. Because Of its anti-Semitic
campaign street sales of the paper
we're recently banned by the police
and four vendors arrested.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-09
TO REORGANizE OHIO

Columbus. Ohio, April S.-Complete
reorganization OF the state govern
ment in Ohio will become effective
July / as the result of the enactment
by the state senate yesterday of the
administrative obde introduced UNI
der the direction OF Governor Harry
L.. Davis.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-09

Every refrigerator in our vast stock is guar
anteed ice-saver Constructed to conform with
the latest developments Of scientific refrigera-
lion not only will they preserve food perfectly
but they will also cut your ice bill this summer.
Il you are looking for good refrigerator at
.oodclatc price, you will be sure to find it here
in the desired size and STYLE
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-09
Every Model A Real Ice-Saver

So many people put off buying refrigerators uf-
til the last minute Just think of the food that
is being spoiled and wasted in your home right
now One Of these refrigerators will almost
pay for it self in single season with the ice
and food it saves alone. Just small initial
payment in cash delivers any model and the
balance will be arranged TO suit your own con-
venence.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-09
CUT THIS OUTFIT
is WORTH MONEY

is WORTH MONEY
Cut out this slip, enclose with sc
and mail it to Foley & Co, 1885 Shelf
field Ave, Chicago, ILL.,. writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return d trial package con
tanning Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs, colds and Group;
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides
and back; rheumatism bachachc. kid
ney and bladder ailments; and Foley
Cathartic Tablets. wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for
constipation. biliousness, headaches.
and sluggish bowels.
For sale hv Henleys Drug Store.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-09
BURGLARS CARRY OFF SAFE
FROM E. C. FREIGHT HOUSE

Miami, Fla, April 9.-Burglafs last
night carried off the 2,UUU-pound safe
in the Florida East Coast railway
freight house in this city. 1t contained
$1,4Od iii cash and about $500 in
checks.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-09

Small towns of Massachusetts are
offering inducements in the way Of
cash bonus to attract young physi-
clans. More than 20 towns are with
out doctors.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-09

IN TfIE tIRCtiT COURT OF THE TENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AND
FOR POLK COtlNFY.-.iN CHANCERY.--
tompIainants. VS.. NJ. l.. and A. Il. Robinson,
Defendants.
II is hereby ordered that The Defendants.
W. NJ Moore, and wife, Mrs. w. NJ. Moore
be and each Of them il rediireL. to be and
dipeaf al the. office of the Cierk u the said
court at Barlow. Florida. the 9Th day Of June
1871 In answer to the Bill of Complaint filed
in the said cause by the Compla inants, other
wise the allegations therein. will be taken as
confessed BY aid defendants.
1t Is further ordered that this order be pub
lished In The lakeland Eveniigr Telegram. a
NEWSPAPER published at Lakeland Polk Coun
iy Florida for eight consecutive weeks prior
TO the 9th day u June. 1891
Witness my hand mad seal this tbe 23rt
day Of March, 1921.
T. ID. RAULERSON.
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Mar 26-0t May n. .a