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$50 destept," zise servitoarea, 81
ciocani Gu mai multa 1ndrazneald
in usa, zicand:
'Cuconita! A VENT domnul.' -
Sofia Sc trezi 81 respunse: "Bi.
ne, bine." Sari din pat, deschise
usa, 81 Mirea intra, radios la fata.
Ma! Da tare tine la ca, sa nc
destepte din somn," isl zise servi-
toarea plecand.
Am spus sa ma destepte Ia
patru fara un sfert. Ma desteptat
dar ma furat somnul din nou, "
zise Sofia frecandu-se Ia ochi.
Mia spus. Imi pare rau ca
ti-am stricat somnul," zise Mirea,
invaluind-o Gu privirea lui calda,
arzatoare.
Am dormit destul drag&. MA
STINT recreata pc deplin,' zise
Sofia zimbind, 81 appropriateness de
ell: Frumos balton. Marc. Te
prinde bine. Desbraca-te 81 ,v4d ii
hainele", 81 apucand maneca bal
tonului trase de ca en- atSta pu-
tere ca clatina pc Mirea.
Isl hainele suat frumoase.
Bravo. Le-ai luat pc plscul men, s.
Else Sofia, pun1nd mainild pe
umerii lni.
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Oar in afara de aceasta, ca sa
Sc vada ca Ministerul nostru de
externe avea dreptate cand afr
ma La ID Decembrie 1920, in adre
sa catre consulul general din So
fla, ca pOseda dovezi suficiente dc
toate sicanele 81, prigonirile in
dreptate in contra Romanilor sta
blliti in Bulgaria 81 ca 'aceasta
atltudine a authorization Bulgare
constitute o sfidare", - citam
textual articolul 1856:
'Sentintele pronuntate de tri.
bunalele unei Puteri aliate sau
associate, in cazul cand aceste tri-
bunale sunt competente dupa ira
tatul Gle pace, vor Fl considerate
III Bulgaria ca avand autoritate
definitiva, 81 vor fl executate
tara mai acea nevoe de exc
quator."
Sau bulgarii revisuiesc astazi
toate procesele supusiIor ali;ti, in
special romanesti, caror sentita
a fost data de tribunalele d raz-
bolu ale armatei franceze de ocu-
patle, insceneaza tot felul de cri-
me, aresteaza, confisca averea ST
fac char sd dispara supusii ro-
mani. Am vorbit in aceasta pri-
vinta despre inscenarile facute
asupra comerciantului Cosmescu,
care umbla astazi muritor de foa-
me prin' tara, in timp ce averea
lul, Gle peste un million, e confis-
cata de bulgari, in urma procesu-
lul nscenat, care la adus achita-
rea consiliului de razboiu. dar
condamnarea in Bulgaria pana 81
in Casatie. Sc cunoaste de aseme-
nea 81 nepasarea Gu care a privit
legatla noastra aceasta chestiune.
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''Sofio!. G."
'Ce-i? Spune!' zise Sofia, va
zand ca Mirea s'a retinut a ter
nina fraza.
''Sa spun? Cum sa spun? Am
atatea de spus in cat nu stu de
unde sa incep 81 cum sa ii lie
spun!s' raspunse Mirea, goptind.
'Incepe de unde vrei 81 spune
cum poti, cuvintele tale imi sunt
dragi, ca sunt sincere" zise So
fla, 1mpreunand mantle. dupa
gatul lui.
'Esti frumoasa. Frumoasa asa
cum team vazut in visurile mele
si esti bunatatea intrupata. Inge-
rul meu mantuitor. Mai salvat
din mizerie. Mai dat putinta sd
umblu Gu fruntea ridicata. Mai
TRANSFORMED. Dintr'o fantoma al
facut un barbat plin de viata 81
dornic de viata, pc cand eri dimi-
neata daca ar Fl VENT moartea sd
ma ia a-si Il binecuvantat-o M am
intaanit cl cativa prieteni 81 nn
m'au cun6scut. M ma cunosc
nici Gu fnsumi. Mi Sc par e Cd plu-
tesc fntr'un Wis fantastic, Stunt
fericit, Sofio draga, 81 Il rog, te
impior ca pe fngerul meu man-
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lUr.arsl

Sa te polti bine Gu ei. Cand lie
vorbesti bine sd bucura 81 mum
ieesc in credinta. Mosia o mum.
'cesc mai multi Gu ei, in dijma 81
invoiala. Numai vre-o doua suite
de pogoane sunt boieresc. M
vreau sa am argati multi. Pozitia
e admirable. Casa mosiei cam
vechie dar comfortable 81 am
mobilat-o Gu gust. E cladita in
poalele unui deal de pc care Sc
vede tot tinntul 81 dntreaga mosie.
Am gradinx de fructe min,lnata,
meri ii peri q majoritatea prnni.
Anu1 trecut an sadit vre-o cativa
eai yi persiei. @ sat- placa. Ce
40 AZ fntrsba drasa. Stunt Al
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Articclul 1855.

La capitolul Nv, privitor la ira
tamentul supusilor aliati, artico-
lul 156 precis in aliniatul G..
Bulgaria Sc angajeaza sa nn
supuna pc supusii PuterMor aliate
81 associate, bunurile lor, dreptu-
rile sau dobanzile, precum 81 So
cletatile sau asociatiile in care eli
sunt interesati, la nici sarcina,
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scandal. Oar la urma urmei?.. !.
In fine mai timp. Am sa vad.
DE el nu mi-e teama ca o sa simta
dar Ilinca... Iii 81? 0 sa taca.
HIM! Gear Fl Sd arunc pc llinca
in vbratele lui Costicai Am sd in.
cerc. Ar Fl minunat. Da, un fla
grant delict de adulter. Divort 81
in cateva luni sunt liberia. Planul
e minunat.. -" 81 adormi reflec.
tand la urzirea planului care ii
venise in minte.
Servitoarea a ciocanit La patru
Tara un sfert in u46 81 Sofia des-
teptandu-se la raspuns, dar q
furat-o din nou somnnl.
Mirea q VENT punctual La pa
tru. Usa era fncuiata pc din
'nauntru. A ciocxnit timid, astep-
tand cateva minute. Trecand ser
vitoarea pc gang Il spuse Cd dina
Ia zis so destepte L patru fara
un sfert 81 q desteptat-o, dar
Hpoate ca furat-o din nou som,
nul, ca ma auzitzo umbland prin
casa.
''Doarme.. N'asi vrea sa-i
stric somnnl'. ziss Mirea ineon-
silent Cd. sersito IA Z linga 81.
''se poatei DosaanA mia sisi
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statul care-mi ia parale pentru O
suta de chibrituri tocmai si-mi da
20, poate sa ma trimita pc mine la
lnchisoare pentru lipsa la cantar
Par'ca mar yenf la cadelnita!
Tribunalul intrat in delibera-
re 81 la achitat pc brutar.
lar regia a aruncat in foe eti-
chetele Gu numarul chibriturilOr
81 a comandat altele fara numar.
Don Jose.
(Din "Universul"
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A Y | z

Aducem la cunostinta fratilor
Romani din loc 81 jur precum So
cietatea ''Negru Voda" din Nc
Kees Rocks, in sedinta din 4 De,
cembrie 1921 a redus taxa de i'm.
scriere de la trei dolari la un do
lar cinzeci, pc timp de doua luni
adeca de la data de mai sus 81
pana in 4 Februarie 1922.
Toti acei carl doresc a deveni
membri Societatii 81 voiesc a da
mana de fratietate sd poate in
scrla la Secretariul Societatii
G. G. Serbanut
In numele Soc. "Negru Voda"
(290-92). Presidiul.
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DACA VREI
Sa nu tie ingroape Gu Talerul
inscrie-te intro Societate din
Uniunea S. r. A,
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De vINZARE

Garnitura noua pentru camera
de durmit, o Canapea, covor, gra
mOfon, 81 masa.
Pretul resonabil.
1417 w. 81 Str.
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nARB n ruOAn q.

ApARI N TnOARR n,
Pretul pentru publicatii CO: -Caut"
De WHARF," -Anunt Dc c&sAtorie.'
etc, costa pentru fiecare cuvint :
CENT? de publicatiA Sub % AA cent
nu % publicA mimic.
Pentru DAri de sea0A InvitAr1 os
botex. cununii sau dAnsurt I oeoa n.
aia. sau $4.Oo. coloan4 d mar.
Publicatiils u fie fnsotlte u U0Os
0ecesarA Credit uu ere dool& oAo0oeAr
tile din Uniuneo q h 4.
Manuscriptsls sau fetogxafu ~ y
mapoiASA.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-11
KANSAS To DECIDE.
IF A TRIBUNAL CAN
PUNISH STRIKERS
INDUSTRIAL COURT ACT ALLEG-
ED 70 BE VESTED WITH POW.
eF TO GOVERN STRIKES.

Topeka, Kan, March 1l,-Constitu-
tionality of the law creating the
Kansas court Of industrial relations
Involving the vital question OF
whether the tribunal has power to
punish str!kers.--ie now before the
Kansas supreme court for decision
Hearing Is set for the May term
The case Is an appeal by the state
from the ruling of Judge William II.
Mechanism Of the Wyandotte county
district court, in freeing jerry Scott
a Rock Island railroad switchman, on
the charge of conspiring to induce
other employees to strike in VOCATION
of the industrial court act. Several
other similar eases, arising from the
switchmens strike in April. wv,
have been appealed to the state SUI
preme court, but the Scott case IS the
first to be reviewed
Judge Mechanism held that section
seventeen of the industrial court act
violates the state constitution IN that
II Is not clearly expressed in the Il
tie of the act. This section Of the
law makes it felony to quit work IN
specified industries invested with
public interest, for the purpose OF
hlndering production or transporta-
ton. II Judge McCamish's decision
should be upheld the penalty clause
OF the act which has received much
criticism from organized labor would
be invalid.
1t at first appeared that the cases
would be argued on the mere techni.
cality of the alleged defect in the ii
tie of the act Attorneys for the de
PENDANT in filing their motion in the
lower court to quash the infOrma,
ton, however, attacked the consttu
tionality of the industrial law in sew
eral respects. Although Judge Nc,
Camish based his opinion on only one
OF these reasons, the defense will
argue the merits Of the case on all
OF the constitutional grounds adj
vanced contending that if the higher
court should overrule Judge Mccain
ish in the one particular, the motion
20 AAdGl SloutI bt NuNldlANA Aol tIl'
other reasons
The defense in the Scott case main.
tains that any employe has the funda-
mental right to strike which can not
be abridged by statutes.
The essence of the states reply to
his argument is that there is the
common law right to strike which has
been modified by court decisions in
the United States to apply only 10
cases where the strike Is for a legjti
mate purpose such as to obtain a just
wage or reasonable working condi
lions. This right, however is not q
constitutional RICH, and can be
changed by statute, under the police
powers Of the state to care for the
public welfare, the state argues
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-11

The dress illustrated attracts
by its naive combination OF con
trasting materials-1nelv checked
tissue Bingham in rose PINK ana
organdy In lemon color Narrow
rutfles serve as an interesting dec
Grating motif and add a touch Of
GaintineSS
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-11

strumeats OF Japanese manufacture
having proved their good quality, in
spite Of preindices which we're at
first entertained abroad, have now
established themselves 40 firmly in
foreign markets and especially In the
United States that they can not be
displaced
The key TO the situation appears
to be III Japanese labor costs and
the consul says that wages run from
~ cents to $l93 day IN the SuNlki
factories Men workers get from Is
10 &, cents tor days work
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-11
A Song for Illinois
by DR.. Vim. E. BartOn---

It is an immense advantage to a
state to have a song familiar, easily
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-11

a he a Free
The Washington times., 1921-02-22
C. G.W.U.PRA|SEDBY
BANQSg! SPEAKERS
Ambassadors and Educators
Attend Centennial Banquet.
Julia MarIoWe Recites.

High tribute TO George Washington
University as embodying the ideals OF
the Father of His Country and as de-
veloping In It's students a fine type OF
Americanism. boding well for the fu-
ture OF the nation, was paid by speak
ers at the centennial banquet given
last night at Rsuscher's In eonnec-
tion with the celebration OF the hun
dredth anniversary OF the founding
Of the institution.
Among those who made speeches
were Jules j. Jusserand. the French
ambassador: Senior Don Beltran
Matthew. ambassador from Chile; SEN
ator George ii. Moses OF New Hsmp-
shire, representing the New England
colleges; Frederick c. Ferry, prcsl-
dent of Hamilton College. represent
ing tho Middle Atlantic colleges; VIII
liam III. ems. representing Washing
ton and Lee University, speaking Tor
the colleges OF the South; DR.. Frank
w. Ballou, superintendent OF pubitc
schools and graduate of the Univer-
sity of Cincinnati. representing the
Central States colleges, and Vernon
Kellogg. of the National Research
Council, formerly OF Leland stanford
University, representing the Pacific
coast colleges.
Mrs. y. II. Sothern Julia Msrlowe).
the famous Shakespearean actress.
made a brief speech and recited fey
sonnets.
William Miller Collier. president of
the university. presided. Delegates
from 100 colleges. more than lS0
alumni and numerous faculty men,
bers and university officials at
tended.
The Washington times., 1921-02-22

nearby ranch where HE wife. from
whom he had been sepsrstad. was
working a. housskespsi A quarrel
ensusd and West was alleged TO have
shot and killed his wife.
The husband uasuecessfully tried 10
commit suicide after the shooting and
refused 10 touch food after going 10
isiL Only few occasions during the
sixty days did he drink water.
The Washington times., 1921-02-22
Ham WILL ADDRESS
CITY CLUB LUNCHEON

william y. Ham. president OF the
Washington Railway and Electric
Company, will address the weekly
forum luncheon OF the city Club az
I2,SO tomorrow afternoon at the
clubhouse, Farragut Square. on
The Washington times., 1921-02-22
FATHER OF q NEVER
HEARD OF ROOSEVELT

WILMINuToN, Del, Feb ca
Angelo Cicstello admits he never
heard OF Theodore Roosevelt
Yet he is following In the FOOT
steps OF that advocate OF large fam
IlIes. Angelo has twenty three chill
dren TO date. and inasmueh as he Is
The Washington times., 1921-02-22
ALLEGED WIFE SLAYER
FASTS so DAYS; DIES

DALLAS. ore Feb. zs.-foiio"lns
a sixty.dsy fast In Jail Gsorse r.
West. alleged wife murderer died
yesterday.
West came here last December
from willow, Cal. and went 10 the
The Washington times., 1921-02-22

entitled 10 5000 exemption Tor .sSn IN
child dependent hes can e'sl" sf,oDo
-. - - a. afassa 81 49,. N2kr
ing the total exemption $500.
The Washington times., 1921-02-22

street Car Problems In washing
ton" John Walsh. chsirmsn Of the
civios aud forum committee. win
preside.
All members OF the club have
been invited 10 attend and take
guests.
Maine until century ago Was a
part 81 Massachusetts, being sd-
mitted as a state in 1870.
The Washington times., 1921-02-22
7 Perish Climbing Glacier.

VIENNA. Feb. ga party OF four
man and three women who Ntra
climbing the Daehstein Glacier haye
perished.
The Washington times., 1921-02-22

The High Shoes are
new Snappy Young
mems styles, and the
BrogueS are Of genuine
cordovan leather, with
full wing tips.
The Washington times., 1921-02-22

This year as never before-Men and Business
easy Jobs and easy money is past. This year will
overcome obstacles will make the strong stronger.
powerful, dominating FORCEFULNESS.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-02
U.S. CONSULATE
ATLISBON SCENE
OF BOMB BLAST
Radicals Make Noisy Protest
Against Prosecution of Ital-
ian Anarchists

Lisbon, Nov. 1.-(By the Associat-
ed Press "A bomb exploded Tuesday
morning on the staircase at the
American consulate here. No damage
was done, however. The police attri-
hute the outrage to the agitation in
connection with the cases of Sacco
and Vanzetti, Italians under convic-
ton of murder in Massachusetts.
Reported to Washington
Washington, Nov. 1.-(By the AS
sociated Press.)- dispatch from
Consul General Hollis, at Lisbon, re-
ceived early Tuesday at the state de-
partment reported the bomb explosion
in the consulate there. The consul
general said the Portuguese govern
ment was investigating theoretically
and would make efforts to apprehend
those responsible for the affair. Only
trifling damage to the building was
reported.
The message said that a note pro-
testing against the conviction of
Vanzetti and Sacco in Massachusetts
was slipped beneath te door of the
consulate and a few moments later
the explosion occurred.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-02
NEW MINISTER
TO DENMARK IS
NOTED SCHOLAR

New York, Nov. DIR. John Dyne-
ley Prince, professor of Slavonic lam
guages at Columbia University who
was recently appointed United States
Minister to Denmark, leaves today for
his diplomatic post. He expects to
devote part of his time in Denmark to
continuing studies of that country's
early history and ancient inscriptions.
Il have a special sentimental rea-
son for being glad that | am sent to
Denmark, as part of my own family
originally came to America from that
part of England settled by King Ca
mute Danes, he said. in fact, my
very name 'Dyneley' means Danelaw,'
a name given to those settlements by
the early English.
DIR. Prince is the second member of
his family to hold diplomatic posi-
ton for the United States. His
grandfather Johnson was minister to
England shortly after the Civil war.
After being graduated from Column
hia in 1888, DR.. Prince accompanied
an expedition which excavated for an
tiquities in southern Babylonia. His
studies of ancient inscriptions were
later carried on at the University of
Berlin and elsewhere in Europe. His
knowledge of the language embraces
the Semetc and Latin tongues as
well as Slavonic Each recent sum.
mer he devoted to studying Indian
tribal languages in Maine and Canada.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-02
NEWS or FILM LAND
RUPERT HUGHES
WORKS IN SIN PARTS
Famous Novelist is Also Dramatist,
Composer, Painter, Sculptor and
PhOtOplaywright-AidS in Direct
ing Own PhOtoplayS

Rupert Hughes, author of the Gold.
wyn super-feature, Dangerous Curve
Aheadn', coming to the Casino
Theatre on Thursday and Friday is
one of the most versatile Of American
artists, employing the word in it's
generic sense.
He is one Of the cOuntry's most
popular, because most sincere, novel
lists; his success as dramatist has
brought him i'll no inconsiderable for
tune; his musical compositions have
been popular for years. he has mani
tested good deal of ability as a
Fainter and as sculptor; and now,
rs photOdramatist, lie is outranking
every man writing for the screen,
whether in America or in Europe.
The secret Of his success, on the
screen, as well as III the other fields
Of endeavor in which he has been
working. is his sincerity. He tells
human and sincere stories, like The
Old Nest" the finest story OF home
and mother ever filmed, like "Scra.ch
My Back, the biggest screen comedy
yet made, and like Dangerous Curve
Ahead! humorous and realistic
tale of the trials and compensationS
OF everyday married life.
Upon turning his attention to the
motion picture, Mr.. Hughes decided
to study the business at first hand.
Goldwyn urged him to go to its Gull
yer City, (CalifJ, studios and aid the
continuity writer in tl.nsating his
story, THE Cup OF rur", from the
printed page TO the scrl-n, ana to act
as assistant to the dire ctor. That was
more than TWO years ago. Since that
occasion, Mr.. Hughes has spen: NOR
than half his time at the Goldwyr
studios, writing original scenarios,
adapting some of his printed tales to
the screen, preparing the continuity
and, OIL occasion, doing the actual di-
recting of Il picture.
Dangerous Curve Ahead" is Mr.
Hughes first story written directly
for the screen; he aided Julien
Josephson in preparing the continu-
ity and E. Mason Hopper in directing.
1t contains Il number of unusual
screen effects originated by the au-
thor and worked out by him in con-
junction with John Mescall. the cam
traman.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-02
IN WALL STREET

New York. Nov. 1.-Oils again DOM
mated the stock market at the open
ing of today's trading, repeating their
conflicting movements of the previous
session. Mexican Petroleum was I'M
changed at the outset, but after gain
ing a fraction reacted point under
yesterdays closing price. Associat-
ed Oils, one of the strongest features
in the domestic group in the recently
active market, fell three points. Gen
eral Asphalt and Royal Dutch
strengthened at gains of l and Ia
points, respectively. Rubbers con-
tinued 10 sag and rails and steels
were irregular. American Ice, Davi-
son Chemical and Peoples Gas fea-
tured the firm to strong specialties
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-02
FROCKS OF FOULARD AND
ORGANDY

The woman who looks ahead buys new
frocks with view'to the coming seasons
needs. Nothing could be more charming
than the blue and tan foulard silk,
pictured to the left. 1t is slip-over
model, with short, one-piece raglan
sleeves. Sash, vestee, sleeve strappings
and neck binding are Of tan silk. Medium
size requires 81 yards 36-inch foulard
and yard 36-inch silk.
Dark blue organdy, enlivened with
tiny little accordion plated frills of
tomato feti~net, adds to the youthful
grace of the second design: The deep
collar and wide, shaped cuffs are details
especially suited to development in the
sheer, crisp materials. If preferred,
Valenciennes lace may be substituted
for the net. Medium size requires AZ
Yards 36-inch material.
First Model: Pictorial Review Dress
No. 1896. Sizes. q to 40 inches bust and
I8 to 20 years. Price, IS cents
=, Second, Model: Dress No. o473.
Sizes, 81 to 48 inches bust. Price.
IS cents.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-02
HOW TO BUILD ROADS

Kaying,. Kwangtung Province, Nov.
illustrating methods that have been
brought into practice in the south un-
Their the administration of Dir. Sun
Vat Sen, president of the Canton gov
eminent arrangements were made in
August for the election of the Kaying
magistrate. According to regulations
imposed each voter must work three
days on the new acknowledging
highway, or else pay 60 cents which
will be expended on the highway. A
list of voters is to be posted on the
city wall. In recent orders from Can
ton the authorities here have been di-
rected to tear down the city wall and
replace it with roadway. They are
also directed to establish Fairgrounds
for the children. s.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-02
MOORE HAVEN COUNTY
SEAT OF GLADES COUNTY

Moore Haven. Nov. 2.--(Special0 l.
Moore Haven has been elected the
permanent county seat OF the new
Glades county, as the result of yes
terdays polling. although exact fig
ures of the vote cast cannot yet be
determined.
Palmdale was the opposing town in
the race, and as more votes We're
polled in Moore Haven than the num-
Der of qualified voters in the balance
of the county, there is no question
that the final figures will show an
overwhelming majority of votes in its
favor. even if the balance of the coun-
~ gees suldly in favor of Palmdale.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-02
Mysterious hey!
SWEDEN'S POPULATION

Stockholm, Nov. 2.-The population
CT Sweden numbered 5.903,762 per
sons in January this year, according
to official figures just now published.
The increase during 1920 was 56.725.
This increase is the highest recorded
in Sweden in the last 100 years, both
absolutely and relatively. The NOR
tally was 1929 per thousand which
is the lowest hitherto recorded in
Sweden and Swedish statisticians
proudly report this figure as a world s
record They affirm that Sweden is
the healthiest place on earth.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-02

projects; the first, the purchase of
the tracks of the defunct Miami Trac-
ton Company, and equipment enough
to resume operation of the lines, for
100000 the second, the improve
ment and extension of the city docks,
to cost 100000.
A vote Of more than eight to one
was recorded in favor of 10th. When
the trolley lines are re-equipped, they
will be rented by the city to the
Miami Beach Electric Company, of
which Carl G.. Fisher is president, for
operation A ten-minute, ten-cent
service is expected to begin the latter
part of December.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-02
SHIPPING BOARD DOING
RUSHING JUNK BUSINESS

Washington, Nov. 1.-The Unite 4
States shipping board has gone into
the junk business on a tremendous
scale in an effort to dispose of $685.
100000 worth of surplus materials
and supplies on hand after building
and fitting out the emergency fleet.
Within a few days. it was said today,
advertisements will appear offering
everything for sale. from slightly
used" steam locomotives, to drugs
and tobacco.