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Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11
)I8IC ULCER
 ALL HEALED
so't'NOw Can Wall" ;" Says Mrs. Southcott of Medina.

'~H Here is another letter that makes
 -f'one that : would rather have than a ess Money isn't Everything In this
 world. There is many. a big hearted io rich man who would give all he has on earth to be able to produce a remedy
 with such mighty healing power as ~-- Peterson's Ointment to sell at all s S drnggists' for B cents large box" ,E-S Read this letter, written Feb, 14 7 ISIS, by Mrs. Albert Southcott of Me-
 sdina. \. Y. IL seems like miracle,
 but it is true. every word of it. a4 l know it because l get similar let q tere almost every day from people who k have used my ointment for old sofes, r. -osexema and piles. ~..., 8. a. Is it any wonder 1 am happy? .s- Peterson Ointment Co.. Inc. Buffalo,
 NY: slt ssa5a 5tsel9 ssqOear Sirs:- N
 ,~ T was an untold sufferer from an old a running sore and ulcers I had tried
 most everything without any relief - .fyom. pain. A friend told me of your wonderful ointment and the first box
 stsaok sway the pain that had not left ,1 ms7 befCrC In years. and after using just nine dollars worth. of the salve 1 ltr1 azns cured. The ulcer was 8 inches by -. err inches is all healed and Il can
 sEaik- Never. never will he without -~-- Peterson's again.
 ..Y You may use this to recommend
 your ointment if you wish cannot s say enough to DrRise it. Yours truly. Mus. Albert SOuthcott, Medina N Y''
 M&iI orders filled by Peterson Ointrne nit 'el cAs 1nc- Bufale. N '.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11

would walk the floor in my misery and nothing could relieve fl, 1t would just have to wear of.
 T was getting run down and losing weight, owing to my pain and sleep less nights. The most wondroos part of this story is that one and a half bottles of cINoT stopped all this trouble and today am in the best of health and endorse cINoT as a won- derful remedy"
 cINoT IS FOR SALE IN NORWICH BY H. M. LERoU, AND ALL OTHER FIRST GLASS DRUGGISTS EVERY. WHERE.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11
ORWELL AVENUE RESIDENT
 HAD TO WALK FLOOR NIGHTS
 WITH PAIN UNTIL TOOK CNOT
Ellsworth Hawsy of O7 Avenue New Haven ssys Bothered With Stomach and Kidney Trouble Until He
 clNoT and Is Glad to lt

CINoT has produced a sensation wherever it has been introduced and New Haven is certainly not an excep- ton. We have been receiving many testimonials from New Haven people and all of them are telling about the wonders of this tonic. You are at liberty and are requested to investi- gate any testimonial that we publish. Mir. Hawley says:
 T was bothered with kidney trouble and indigestion, had a terrific pain in my back. and gas, fermentation and bloat in my stomach and bowels. The pain used to be so intense that I
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11
VERNON

Miss Gertrude Ward of PlainviIle is the guest of her aunt, Miss Gertrude Her skell.
 Mrs. Elmer Dart and children who have been ill. are somewhat improved.
 Mrs. Allen R. Lathrop was a visitor in Hartford Monday and Friday and spent some time at the capitol.
 Miss Gertrude Herskell and Mrs Har- old Lee were visitors in Rockville Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Howard an1 chil- dren were guests of MT. Towards sister in Rockville Sunday.
 Bamforth brothers have moved their steam sawmill to George Skinnsr's wood lot and are cutting off the timber.
 Rev. J. M. Von Deck and Mrs. Won Deck of Staffordville were recent visitors at the home of the formers brother, Emil Von Deck.
 Andrew Dorico has purhased valuable workhorse to mate one that he had. Mir. and Mrs. Harold Lee entertained for few days recently Mrs. Lees par ents, Rev. and Mrs. J. M Von Deck of Staffordville.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11

pointed by the governor. This board would sit and act with the boards which grant licenses in the various branches of, the healing arts.
 The Morgan bill had stirred up active opposition frSm chiropractors. who claim ed that under is provisions 1t would be possible to shut them out from Dracteina in the state.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11

NorwaIk.-with the completion of re- cruiting in South No-walk for national guard coast artillery by Capt. John Keogh, special orders from the office of the adjutant general Monday provided for the organization of Battery c of the First Coast artillery in that city.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11

Ayon.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Alsop of Avon, who are spending a few weeks at Aiken, s. C., gave luncheon wednes- day at Wilcox's.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-21
NATIONAL WAGE
BOARD MAY BE
CREATED SOON
Proposals to be Submitted to Strik.
ing Miners by Mine Owners
in Near Future

London. April 21.-Detals for the
establishment of "a national wage
board and a national wage pool have
reafiirmed by the large majorities of
the district committees of miners. it
is claimed by the Daily Herald. the
organ of labor The newspaper
claims that these meetings which
were held preparatory to the confer
ence of the Miners Federation of
Great Britain here on Friday. stood
IA to l in favor of the demands of
the union.
A statement was issued by the min
erS' federation last night declaring
that Premier Lloyd Georges address
in the house of commons on Monday
did not carry the policy of settle
ment any further than il stood late
last week The statement declared
Premier Lloyd George has not yet
grasped the essential features OF the
national wage pool and that he is
"ohsessed by the view that the min
ers demand a pool OF profits, wheresa
their proposal is remote from the
averagin got profits"
1t is suggested that there shall he
levied certain amount on each ton
of coal this money being used for
the purpose of establishing the wag
pool. 1t is proposed that the sum
levied should be figured as one of
the elements of the cost of produc-
ton.
British mine owners who met in
this city yesterday announced last
night that the meeting had completed
nronocalS which would i've cuhn1iftnd
in an effort to secure a settlement of
the coal strike.
These proposals. ii was declared,
me many of the demands of the nm
ers and would care for men who were
adequately paid 1t was improbable
the mine owners and coal diggeTS
would meat before Friday aud in the
meantime the coal shortage is be
coming acute in London and other
large cities in England
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-21
HEALTH DAY PROGRAM
WILL INCLUDE MANY
INTERESTING MEMBERS

Besides the Pageant, Legions Of
Health to be given at Lake Morton
School, Friday, there will be other
na~4c g he5|il '"'n~cs
Mary ui The rooms are decorated
with clever and original posters,
drawings. booklets, or other objects
indicative of the work done.
At $3.50, the First Grade Mother
Goose Health Midgets will give a
short recital of dramatized songs,
health parodies of Mother Goose
rhymes.
In the afternoon there will be in
formal health programs in some OF
the rooms; health rhymes, songs
games, etc.
AT 2 o'clock. Grades VII and VIII
are 10 give an original play in the
school auditorium. This play Health
and America" has been made by the
pupils with some suggestions from
the teachers.
The result of a sanitary survey Of
the school also made by the upper
grades, will be hung in conspicuous
place.
Members of the school will be APP
pointed to collect whatever offerings
may he given them to be used in pur-
chasing further health or playground
apparatus. 1t is hoped that everyone
will contribute as much as % cents.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-21
GAS PROTECTION
j. FOR WkRSHlP IS
: NECESSARY STEP
PROF. y, lie Lewis Of N. W. Uni
versity Discusses Feasibility Of
applying Gas Mask to
Vessel

West Point. N. Y, April 21.-A plan
for the protection of battleships at
sea against an enemy's poinonous
fumes by the installation of a gas
mask for a whole ship was outlined
in an address to officers and students
of the military academy here today by
Prof. W. Lee Lewis, head of the
chemistry department of North
western University. and inventor of
the deadly gas "Lewisitc' perfected
just as the world war closed.
I'VE face the possibility in the
naval warfare of the future Of armor-
piercing, toxic and tear shells, smoke
screens, toxic smoke clouds and in
visible toxic fumes said Prof Lewis.
We also may consider in this conrec-
ton parallel defensive measures. such
as a gas mask for a whole battleship.
Gas weapons are capable of a
much finer adoption to purpose that
explosive weapons and the future viii
see worked out great deal Of scien-
tiic refinement in the development of
gas weapons fer all types Of military
operations
Future battles will not be to thtc
strong but to the superior in intelli-
gencc. Warfare will become less q
matter of brute strength and relative
scientific acu1nen. Battles will be
shorter and mere decisive and henc.
innocent populations will suffer less
Phi. Lewis declared thai the pre-
railing impression of the uncivilizet
and inhuman character of toxic gases
as military weapon is not we'll sub
stantiated.
The purpose of warfare is to breaR
down the enemy mappower as quickly
as rOssible.'' he said The three cri.
tcria by which the humaneness
any particular meihod might b.
Judged are: first, the efficiency OF
method to produce widespread. casu
Allies; second, the pre- cent of deaths
among the wounded, and finally, the
completeness Of recovery of tho
The efficiency OF toxic gas to cause
widespread deaths was amply demon
strated in the last war. AS to the test
of humaneness the death rate from
Shrapnel and bullets wounds in the
last war among American soldiers
was. in round numbers, "a per cent
and from gas wounds two per cent
the British rate running about 2 Is
per cent Thus a soldier wounded
from gas has II times the chance OF
recovery over soldier wounded from
shrapnel; without the chances of per-
manent Disagreement.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-21
WELFARE DEPARTMENT
TO BE ESTABLISHED BY
POSTMASTER GENERAL

Washington. April 21.-Detinite
steps for the formation OF welfare
department in the postofice depart
ment will be taken by Post Master
General Hays here tomorrow at q
conference with presidents and sec
retaries of the various employees
unions The purpose of the meeting
it was announced was to draw on;
views of the employees as TO the means
for development of the new depart
ment along the "'humanizing" lines
Mr.. Hays has outlined. Representa-
tives OF several big commercial enter
prises that have welfare departments
will attend to advise from their ex
perience.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-21
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES
AS AMERICAN SOLDIERS
BODIES AWAIT TRANSPORT
S2zL-

Cerbourge. France. April 21.-An
impressive ceremony took place here
today in honor OF $500 American sol
diers whose bodies have been assem-
bled and arc awaiting transportation
to the United States. Patriotic socie
ties saluted the caskets and d battal
ion of marines irehdered honors. The
president of the French war veter
ans lauded the heroism of the Amer
lean soldier in an address. The Amer
lean commander OF the base respond
ed fittingly.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-21
WAS IN BED THREE DAYS

Mrs. Josie Reed, 217 n. Exter st
Tulsa, Okla, writes: Il was in be,
three days with my back. took Fole!
Kidney Pills and in two days was a
my work again. cannot praise youl
medicine too much" Foley kidne.
Pills stop bladder Irregularities anC
strengthen the kidneys. They hell
eliminate from the system the poisons
that cause backache, rheumatic pains
stiff jointsfi sore muscles, swoller
hands and feet, puffiness under the
eyes.
For sale by Henley's Drug Store.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-21
TWO DUBLIN POLICEMEN
TAKEN FROM TRAIN AND
SHOT NEAR BALLYSODARE

Dublin, April 21.--Policeman Kelley
and Hetherington were taken from a
train last evening near Ballysodare,
County Sligo, and shot dead by armed
men who held up the train for two
hours. The reports Of the shooting
say it has caused CONSERVATION in
Sligo, where the murdered men have
been stationed for some years.
The police this morning reached the
town and ordered all the premises
closed until further notice.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-21
PRIEST ARRESTED FOR
RECTTINC PRAYER ON
BEHALF OF EX-EMPEROR

Kossice. Czecho-Slovakia. April 81,
A Catholic priest named Fulop, pre-.
siding over a parish in a nearby vii
lage. has been arrested because. il
is alleged, he recited a prayer fol
former King Charles during higI
mass last Sunday. The priest is said
to have told the police he read the
prayer through Observation-Disclosures as
he was using an old breviary, which
dated back to the monarchial days.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-21
ACCEPTS N. Y. INVITATION

Washington. April 21.-President
Harding has accepted an invitation to
deliver an address in New York city
on May % at an anniversary cele-
bration of the New York Commercial
one Of the oldest newspapers in the
country
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-21
NEW CUSTOMS CONTROL
IN OCCUPIED ZONE Is
EFFECTIVE THIS MORNING

Berlin, April 21--A special dis
patch from Essen today says the new
customs control set UP by the allies
in the occupied zone for the collec
ton of duties under the penalties
plan, became effective at midnight
last night. Passenger trains are be
ing detained 10 minutes for inspec
tion of the passengers and their bag
gage.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-21
NEW INTERNATIONAL.
LEAGUE OPENS TODAY

New York. April 2O.-The new In
lernaticnal League baseball season
opens today. Newark y. j.. which
dropped from the league in 1919, has
returned, replacing the Akron. Ohio.
club The league schedule calls for
l6S games.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-21

IN THE (IRCUIr GoJRT Of THE TENT
JUDICIAL, CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AM
FOR POLK C0EHTT.--IN CHANCERY.-
Karl Hartman. Complainant. VS.. willouShh:
whidden; e. al, defendants.-BlLL TO
It appearing by sworn bill OF complaint and
afidavlt that the residence Of Willoughby
whdden. Susan G. Whidden, Martha Ann
man. Francis Sparknren, I. II. Rushing. Sarah
4. Vickers, w. A. Vickers; Lafayette Wild.
den james Whldden, Eliza Mercer, A. Prime
Robert Murphy. kuby Murphy, Apalonia Muir.
ply, Genia Murphy. Jssse 7. Wade, unitet
Land Sales Company, corporation anC
strickland Lumber Company. a corporation. l.
unknown to the complainant. and that cacl
OF said defendants, is over the age Of twenty.
one CID years. and that there is no one H.
the State OF FLORIDA service upon whom wOult
binG any. Of said defendants.
1T is THEREF0nE. ORDERED that each o.
the said defendants. hcreh before named. b.
and appear in the above; .ebtftled cause ut tlI,
Office Of the clerk Of the circuit court of Poll
| county, Florida, at Barlow on or before til
eth day Of March, 1921, otherwise. the allega
lions in the said bill OF complaint will he tax.
| Ell as confessed by each Cf said defendants
! 1T IS FURTHER ORDERED that this ortle
| he published as to the defendants. abOy,
named in the Lakeland Evening Telegram.
newSI apcr of general circulation in Poll
county. Florida, once week for eight colI'
-eeuiivc weeks prior 10 March :, Ig2l an
| 1t further appearing that there are unknown
parties claiming Bn interest as heirs lega
| tees deyisces, grantees. or assigns by. through
or under Noah Wblddcn, Richard A. Nlckers
Daniel Sloan and wife. Nancy sloan. John la
ner, ST., and wife, :. CnrUlne Lauicr an,
| Sarah A. Vickers. deceased persons or other
! wise, in the following property located h
Polk county, Florida, tOwit :: The uOrtllwes
quarter tNWh) Of the northeast quarter
| (NEhi Of the southwest quarter ISWh) II
section thirty-three (33), township twenty -si,
! t26l south. range .twenty.tiTee t2S) east
containing ten ti0) acres more or less
| 1T is THEREFORE, ORDERED that all par
/ ties claiming an interest under Noah Whidden
| Richard A. Yickers, Daniel Sloan-aHd wife
| Nancy Sloan. John banier. ST.. and wife, s
I Caroline Laner and Sarah A. Vickers Of
otherwise, in the above described property, b,
1 and appear In the said rause a. tile ONCE Of
the clerk Of the circuit court at Bartow. Poll
county, Florida, on or before the fourth da,
Of April, 1921, otherwise allegations CONTAINED
in the bill Of complaint, will be taken n con
fessed as against said unknown parties ant
II Is further ordered that this order be pub
lished for twelve tigl consecutive weeks 'phOl
Ia April 4, 1921, in the Lakeland Evening
Telegram, newspaper of general circulation
published IN Polk county. Florida, as TO al
uIltBUrsil parties deRcndaIit.
Done AND ORDERED this the Sui day o.
~ - y. .RA ULEesoN,. tsgAh) o..
42D3 ElcEk 0f the Circuit Court.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-21
COUNTY AGENTS
NOTES
(Wm. CONNIE. County Agent.)

(Wm CONNIE. County Aeent0
Returning to the question of the
Valencia oranges turning to an emer-
aid green. | found on looking over
some old notes that this condition is
,ery prevalent in California on this
variety 1t appears that groves in
land and in the valleys have more
trouble with this than those on the
coast. Have examined many this week
and feel sure that the fruit showing
this condition should have beer
watched more closely and sent to the
packing house month ago, as fruit
like this is insipid and tastes like
sweetened water. | expect our warm
winter has been the cause of the fruit
ripening somewhat earlier; there was
practically not enough cold weather
to retard the tree or fruit in any
form.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-21
METEOR At ALBANY. GA.

Albany, Ga. April 2O.--A meteor Of
large proportions and vivid bright
ness was seen in cloudless daylight
skies here at S o'clock this morning.
II remained visible fully two minutes
and disappeared to- the northeast
leaving. q luminous trail.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-21

Chicago marriage license bureau
reports marked decrease in bust
ness due to inability of newlyweds to
find any sort of home.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-21

INfroURT or COUNTY JtDGE or PoLE
COUNTY. FLORIDA.-7lN RI ESTATE or
BEN II. CARTER. DECEASED,
Notice Is hereby given. 10 aIlHwlIom 1t may
concern, that On the 2sh day Of May. 1921.
shall present my iflnaf accounts as .Execu-
trik Of the absve named estate TO- the Hon.
s. u. Hollant, Judge OF said Court. ut his
Office in BanoW, Florida. and then and there
dated this sstli day OF March, A. D. 1921:
fDated tins 2sslA day Of Mach. A. D. 1921. d
= + R, ALICE CARTER,
Executr.x, Lakeland. Florida.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-21

\ survey over the county regarding
the damage done by the recent cool
spell in the early part of the week.
shows the damage was very slight in
spite of reports stating otherwise. |
found that in exceptionally low places
truck of tender Dature was singed
in some cases melon vines suffered.
in other cases corn. squash and
beans showed the effect This. of
course. was abnormal and not likely
to appear again in April for many
years. 1t is curious to note thar
areas between Gainesville and Ocala
showed hardly any damage just
another freak cI nature. Citrus was
not damaged at all in any case.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-21

We Gave Planting lis for Polk
county. giving what to plant. seed
required, etc. Copies free for the ask
ing.
Parties having cottony cushion
scale can secure colony of the Aus
italian Lady Beetle for $100 by writ
ing the State Plan Board. Gaines
Vile. This beetle will clean up an
iufestatiOn Of cottony cushion much
quicker and better than spraying will.
The county agent is at your service
free.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-21

Some parts of the county were
Blessed with a gpod shower Fridav
morning. other parts did not gel a
drCp. 1t surely mus rain soon. The
citrus in srmc localities show the cf-
feet Of the dry Weather by the curl
ing of the leaves. and in some extreme
cases the young fruit is dropping. I
also notice red spider. Spray Will
lime sulphur Leo for eradication and
control
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-21

The work of the county agent is
daily increa sing. The records show
tnat it has tripled over this time in
1919. The field work. as well as the
corr espondcnce, is heavy. Letters
ccme in every day from all parts
from people in and out Of the county
requiring information data and assis
lance.
Evening star., 1921-08-24
SENATOR DEMANDS PROBE
OF "BIG OIL INTERESTS"
Harreld Calls for Inquiry by Fed
eral Trade Commission-Al-
leges Monopoly.

Charging a conspiracy on the part
OF big oil interests" to acquire con-
troll of leading independent crpde oil
petroleum properties. Senator Har-
reid. republican. Oklahoma. introduced
a resolution yesterday for an investi-
cation by the Federal Trade Commits
sion. The resolution seeks to obtain
full information bearing upon the en-
tire oil situation. especially with re-
spect to charges by Independents that
a vast monopoly was being formed to
drive them out Of business.
Discussing the general oil situation
Mr.. Harreld charged that the alleged
monopoly could and did manipulate
Mexican oil production to suit its pur-
poses and forced American market
fluctuations as its program required.
The Oklahoma senator cited Federal
Trade Commission reports to show
that the few companies controlling
the production. refining and market
ing" Of oil in California made profits
ranging from 25 to 80 per cent in that
district in 1919, while independents in
the mid-continent field averaged only
about s per cent. The group which
controlled the California market. he
said. also constituted the alleged mo-
nopoly in Mexican oil.