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Chnrrcm Suit Is Dismissed.

The case a.. Corinnc Chappcll
against w. =. Ncckols. argued Gil de-
nurrer 10 the IeciaratlCn. was es.
tcrday dismissed. by IudSc Scott i'm
the City Circuit Court. The suit was
for s2,5uO damages
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
Andrc,y T. Sh,cL.,,ord

Andrew j. Shackclford. ago 75,
died yesterday afternoon At $50
o'clock In tho home OF his daughter.
Mrs Z. j. Appcrson. LOG North
Twelfth Street Funeral services
VIII be held tomorrow ut $3.50 o'clock
1T the grave.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12

claiming; mile and a anartor-wave. loI
lfraneis). s7eo. $40. $3.50. wont capi,nfs
CITY. iif Murray. $50. 1900. second:
Corydon. lI6 {BarrctD. $3.50. third Time
n2:l2. i'ottory, GadinE. IiomcwarI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
son OF nnrncy WOLF Djc>

AShCur s WoN, SON OF Rarncy
Wolf. OF this city. died Sunday in
New York. according to Information
received here yesterday. He was
buried In Chicago yesterday Mr..
Wolf is survived by his wife and
son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
Nils. I,Ii, Az. s,1,,,,

liETSNIL1.E. VA. Ma n.-Miss
Leila w. Scldcn died yesterday ut the
home OF her sister. Mrs. Hugh Henry
OF kcNsvillc. Burial was a; Hricr
Church.' at ; o'clock this afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12

\. Y. Funeral services will DO held
II tho grave Friday.

Funeral OF Mrs. Ainudc 4. Powell.
Funeral services for Mrs. Maudo A,
POWELL, VITO OF Herbert w. Powell,
VIII DO held today at J O'clock, at tho
grave in Maury Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
Ili!: MADONNA OE THE HILLS
iN Arthur Guy r,,npcy uaruor 4

l'N Arthur Guy r,,nprv u,rn,r :,
brothers. New York
Arthur Guy I:uIpcy's nrs, novel is
run OF IN" sam" fin. "Nt,b.rlucc that
mao. his over the Top" a record.
breaking best seller Eut if r.y.,,i,
new Empcy. too-this sinr,. az =.
man splendid 10Y" and - worm.u's
i,h"nption an f.mpcy who l,npwS
v" 'nh"amchta!S of lie. and can
Wt,'r OF ,hcm with sympathy and
unaHrS'andtnG Not u dull nomcn;
IN ihi* swiftly moving tale: a lot Of
."H! thriIiS much honest run: hits
inht make ones throat tighter. ana
i|Si or all something 10 think
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

hari'n, !on 9pon This. adventurous
irip. Il ncw book by Mr.. Andrews is
being published by -. Appleton Il
80" THIS is entitled ACROSS Mouro-
nan Plains. ana gives an account of
'hc preceding expedition from tn.
museum. l. tolls of Mongolia n
:hnd which lics buried from The World
IL IN" !"pihs az Asia. wh.r. :. fns,I.
nnting D""ni" l'v" their lit... IN ways
Wh''h seem 50 Siransc "a un con.
'ra.! Is IN" oSEcnc .uf ta"s. srcuc:,
az Mr. andrews Shows ms. and his
pen catches to perfection thu culortt:l
V,rinn,ai l.i" OF II land ahur" ~.
hrabiah Nights are iust beginning
10 run shoulders with ia" uit sId,.
WORTH. tn" accounts Of hun,inu IN
'iudihi tracking In an automobile
am'n!"nr whirl run AZ sixty mites
IN ~, nour ar" ot great interest Yyctt.
n"rhp andrews has provided IN. IL
,nSifh' IONS from most unus,ai uio-
on February >. Miss Mary S,.wn,,
~ VII known writer al hirh-rI;,xs
S."rlcS Tor children. was married ,n
n'ohrI RAYMOND Sheldon. e. :
ii'r books hay" attained a wiJ,,
; m"m,i,.r'rh vogue. .Hp"cinlly those
S"ri"s. which are ISSUED under ~.
,nntiht OF tn" Fleming ~ Hcycir
company. H'''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

I'm, Earasrnnh. and touching such
n.,ay; humor, F'!orcmz ZgcEf.Id. The
tired buSinV"S man. intcIIircncr.
''rhhu t'riN. palmy days 10Y" scenes,
comc"N and tragedy and The vari-
"uS phases az the motion picture ar;
ana huSincSScS'
one az tho most striking Things
"n"Ht the book is the vi.or with
winch he prposccut"s his IDEAS. This
- virtue or fault. lot tho r.ad.r
Tx NJ as he Will. TO some he is
VN'iStN"rr. prcjudiccd. larkiu. hon
'SN' /" others the franknoSs with
Mnith II" smaShrs shame and attacks
POM" conventions is worthy of th,
most r"urhsrouS spirit aud the most
p"rhaus. af'"r AL Mir. Nathan en-.
JOYS taking a fittlo voyage of disrov-
"HE ont of the beaten paths and n,
does not mind telling his public that
u mas n"vi no common venture. Nnd
'eSpit" All tn" witticiSm of phrase.
hnh hcwiidermcnt OF surprises in
FANG ,ht' one cannot but feel thai
Nlr Nathan has "put himself ON" ia
HinnS' ANA instruct his audience
however. tn" merit of tho whole.
NolGihc - that it-I"avcs one with the
inS about
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

/ 10. prevent them. is the theme OF
,.rin,,,L Laseinnlins ho"k /, is a
! s'rlkinEiH ortEiual heroine. and toid
| wi,h al the rare genius Of u. ~
Lay rrnct II : in every respect
worthy OF The creator of Sons and
Lovers. rhes Rainbow and "Wo-
men ia Love" 1t has al Tho quail
/ ties Of finished craftsmanship.
,Sl'lNA MD POTTERY MARKS.
Gilman C"iianorc X co. Inc. II East
. fnly-siNth street. sew York
M !" most unique and valuable
""phici I" those Interested iu fine
ana rare yhins. and VIII prov" a
Valuable addition 10 any library. For
~" convenience of the seasoned coli
rector as well as III" BEGINNER in
letter. KNOWN marks hN which China
can 10. id"n:ih"d. Whiic il has not
iSt.n .S'hie I" include Il complete
list. Particularly those of extremely
rat, Srccim"nS. those compiled have
particular reference to tn. marks
~ English china which is greatly in
s.uu'r" I" enable the reader to idcn-
tiI pieces whenever encountered.
THE: SWEET POTATO. Hy T.. =
Hand and *. l.. cockrrham The
Macmillan Co. New York
ThiS book is designed To c"v,. all
phases of The sweet iiot,tn indus
try. T. treats the problem i'm tIrv.
ana Marketing Under "rroduc,iou''
tn" authors discuss tn" history az
tn" Industry. the botanical elias flea
,t"u and til" chemical analysis Of The
sweet potato. its varieties. culture.
including climatc. soil and fcrti,-
iH"rs. propagatAn and care Of seed
HnGS. further cultivation. ANA har-
vcstinG Separate chapters on in
SCOT and fungus pests '.rc also in
Guided i'm this section. storage dis
cusScs the essential factors ncrrSSarv
70 the Keeping of sweet po;at".s. tho
storage houS" and its construct ION
Marketing deals with tho removal of
IN" product from III" storage house.
Is shipping. including selling ugcn-
n""k are various recipes for the use
OF sweet potatoes in the human diet
Tho book is well illustrated
THE THEArEK. THE DRAMA.
THE GIRLS Ey ,;corg. lean Ma
{ nan - y. ltnopf New York
Gcors" "vLi Nathan Is at once
lea has Produced. and also as the
worst. Whether either is correct. IN,
undoubtedly knows more about mod
'rn dramatic literatur" than any
on" nov writing ON that Subia,, i'm
England ar America. His latest book
Is an attest Of the broad knpwl"dgr
ni IN. thcat.r and associated sub
l."iS which he has made his own.
-" produces more than q critical
writing: II" brings un such a w.:,lin
81 names and topics as would tax
IN" most encyclopedia mind
the table of contents * ahSorn!u.
II treats az loo different topics.
dwelling upon some FOR a-e~. and
dismissihE others with an iudincr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
SHE DARKENED HER
GRAY HAIR
Tcii. Ito" She Did II wan . Hume
Made Remedy.

MRS T. II. Hoc's. wcIi-know,
'rs!''nt or buchanan County. /,
wh" dark"n"i her gray hair. made tb.'
following statement:
NnS lady or gentleman can d,rItc,
thcii Ira% or faded hn!r and mako o..
s"ft ana Elo8sy with this si,,nl..
r'mcuy' which they can miN 1T hy,n,.
=" man punt of ";tt"r add ! ounce 4.
n'N rum one small hpN Of E.rh,
-, an" q ounce Of pIycerlno.
'"Er'u'"h'S can D." purchased &
any drug store AT very ii,,Io 49,
Apply 10 the hair every other a.,
nn,il the gray hair Is darkcncd .,pi-
ci"ntly. II does no, color ,h. sr,I,,
- not ,Sr"asy ana does no; rub ofr
1t VIII make gray haired r.rson
look twenty years youngcr."-xAdy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

dNi shiful style and his ability to
write az diitcult subjects in Il man
h"r Understandable" by the least tech
n!r;u of readers. In this book he has
p'nins PASSAGES from his larger
works in such a manner as 10 make
an a%rccahi. and stimulating sup
elementary book for elementary stu
hchtS OF his great subject. :, buoi> to
which the student. lay on profess
Ni"nai. may turn from the difficulties
oi the NOR" ahstruS. problems pro-
Sehtcd 10y the science. 30 draw fresh
ihSpirat ION enthusiasm. and rncour-
ascmcnt.
WORLD WITHOUT END. iiy
Grant ovcrton. Doubleday. Page *
80. Garden city. New York.
World Without r:ud" is a romance
"i color aud fraGramc" IN which mod
rrh nrSiiht"S ar" SwaNCh 10y the Tong,
,MfaGhinG influence OF The past To
Martin l.iiomm"dicu. whose lif. had
nc"l warped into narrow channels of
't'NlnlSiic repression and gloom hy
an early mistake. tn" exquisite hcauty
"' MS daughter iie!cn was Il com
slant irritation. The mistake which
married her fathers ifc cin,,ds
ii"lcn.S also, but her unhrnkcu spiri;
WINS through 20 the fulhllmcnt of :,
fascinating romance
Grant Ovcrion is one OF the most
promising young literary men in
AMERICAN letters. Gntil about a year
NJ" York sun and won quick rccor-
ni'ion as critic of taste and dis
'ciiiin'ht. He now dcNut"S his tim.
entirely TO writing and has produced
tWo novels; both of which express the
lnrc or The sea. Sine" Mr. over
ton when Il boy shipped hcfor. tho
mast from San Francisco 10 Edin-
"urSh anu made the passage around
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

~" Horn. the sea has fascinated him.
,,oth also are Long Island stories.
Mr oNcrton believes that on the
Irrat SAT- marshes one can find rare
Literary Gossip.
Satuli" Sumr", Lincoln. whosc
new book is tn" mystery story "Thr
unseen Ear. Just published by D.
hp1icton n CO.. is a resident of
Washington. and in addition is one
az thc very Few dwei."rS in til" ma
Iona capital who was born there
Her father was a distinguish. phv-
Si'''h ana her mother. Jeanne Could
lincoln. IL also an author Miss Lin
coin Ike :" many of our writer's
served a period Of TRIMMING in news
PAGER work. 5r"sisning from the
washington Herald to writ, th,
manuscript OF The Man Inside" :,
work which won great success an
ZION as wei as on tn" screen In
TACT all her novels which are swift
OF action. lend themselves; partic,I-
AIRY Wei 10 arrangement for th..
m"ii"n pictures. Miss Lincoln has
published eleven successful NOVELS
during the last eight yenrs. IN each
OF which Sh" has shown her remark
dbir Sit for d"yisIng absolutely
mystery plots Mias I.incnln. by th,.
way. does all her work Of Writing
The great Asiatic expedition sent
" the American Museum of Natural
history aud led by Tn" distlmruial.d
'Npior"i Roy Chapman Andrews.
sous out ir"n New York this w..k
On ia" first LAP at It's journey Th..
FRAT" int" The heart Of Asia In
'rarch i"r origins "f tn" human race.
hich ar" believed to he h.,i,,ou
mere. simultaneously with his en-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
CfzESlERTONS 1.-THE USES OF DIVERSITY STRIKES

Mormonls'a. raScants ANA Dress. ON
stage COSTUME. NuiC Log and Demo-
! hicscnS Again. THfty. ON Monsters.
We arc undecided whether the
! clan FOR a New Universe IS ,ss in
! ;nr"Slir- aS pu PIGS as Pets. SO we
/ leave Il To Ncu to decide
/ Now perhaps Ne had better take
/ AZ first for . rich vein of pay dirt
! runs throughout th' entire book
TIE STRENGTH or THE PINES.
I ~ Edison Marshall. i.!ttlr. Brown
IN oregon mountain fyud sup
plies The theme Of Mr.. MarshallS
icw novel. tn which he diSplays his
intimate kuuwledre Of the :rca, out.
"i-doors and thu drnzcuS Of the
i"r"Si with The same sure touch
which made Tile Voice of thu, Iarh''
one of TIA" most notrwor by of last
years books Here again a Ir.n of
mountain Siocis. educated in the
cites naturally takes ur the ways
ne Is projected into its life by hi,
utSlre L" solve mystery %: hi. boy
T r,.,i T ,I,,, nnmcH"'s, return TO
which his father had been Killed
~ which Bruce and his Childfnni
pa ymaie Linda. ar. mcuaccd by the
- .nyner clam. with The forces OF
me Wilderness an impnrtial ana inn
portrait factor. The Killer" master
81 me pin" forestS-an enormous
i'Ari"Ss grizzly. the last of his rarr
III These WinH>wvpt mountain ranges
dominates NOR" than on. scene. 10
,lNt'n inc nEht.nG humans whom
ne mates aud hunts. THE Strength
p Ihr Fines Is - splendid move Of
life iu Tho ou,n. or blood. iirr,rr
"hN"ntIT" and OF = brave man i'm
SN!"'d hT the OK" OF n Spicnuid w.
H"h "!nn!n: out against odds
THE PASSIONATE SPECTATOR
- Jane E"rr. Thomas Settler. New
Is marriage Il success The heroine
A m novet Tolls her cNp.ricncr.
"Na nor Stari'!ns!y uncouv"ut ional
This ,'orH ty a new American au-
nor haS been recently published by
hH NWorih ~ England and is a hest
$50: there. - much talked about
Jane BGr- wei" printrd daily
49, MArEot N>Qui:h> book Columns
-EL ry-EmHs about lane Burr, we're
lhita uul,S IN Tho London news I
y" ''.rN Tn Passionate Spectator"
~! even Greater interest 20 ms for
"g ~ With American life.
> Ih, appreciation shown tn. bnnI, !
n England viii u" sirenc theu.d hv /.
Tile verde. of .Nrl,l.icAn readers yLn
VIII he .lu:ck to discern in +, ,i,
marks Of true genius.
TIE LOST GIHL rs u II Inv
renee Thomas settler. N.w Yor,, [
ms book Is III, literary event 80
'-c sea" In Englund wher. rhr.,.
iar-" "HiiioHS Were sold in lrSs iban
en-" month /, is destined ,nI. c,
greater popularity in AmSrica '\'"
W me- 'Isr re are. old ,,.,f,j. -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

IT Your child's stomach. liver ana
bowels need cleansing civ. only
genuine "'i!ifornia syrup OF ri-s."
Millions of motherg AWAY. k".r TN.
harmless laxative hand! They know
children dearly Low" ils delicious.
'frutiy' TASTE; that 1t never fails to
gently move all the rUustipat.d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

poison, uudigcst.d food and sour M,
from the littl" ones sy.i,,n EuiI
directions FOR babies and FOR children
"i all ages printed "n -ach bottle.
l'twar" Of rruut.rfcits Mother. YOU
must say california" II YOU don't,
-! "'"i.f"rnia" YOU mag ."t an ,ni-
'ntton H., syrup.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
Since 1885

y eo"dly share Of Diamond En-
sagom"nt Rings worn In this
community c'lme from TINS nous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

NATURAL. HISTORY STUDIES. IN
E. Nrthnr Thomson NJ y. IL. u.
ii,mry Holt ~ Co. New York.
frCtrAsor Thuusnu is uuc Of the
winters on natural history II" owes
ms popularity In large measure to his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

SWEET STRANGER ~, r.r,,,
huch bodd Mead ~ Go. New York
Nmcri'a as We'll "a. England nrn-
Nld"S a Srtiin. ior this novel th.
sweet stranger being :, charming
AMERICAN girl VIII" appears hut as !,
~ NJ ,tision To a young i;rltIsh
'urSt sight and without oven kno,yin,r
ncr name. He pursucs her over IN.
:; ;s'i2hi H.. /" New YORK. from N.w
nork 10 chicago. from Chicago to tLc
hite Mountains. and finally discoy-
rs nrr IN "a" midst pr storms ot NOR.
Nihd ihhn ono. luterwjn"d with mi.
~. story Is mat "l his sister. who
IN" narrator nf tho romance. and
Nhu makes M the "th.r half az 3,
coppl" known 10 their American
-! = ienhS rs The rcmpcra,u.ntal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

TIE LOST Girl. Ey u II. Law.
nc. IH"mas S"itIor Now Work.
-NS nook Is Tho literary ..v.nt ~
iac season In England wher. thr.r
arg" editions W"r, sold in lrSs fla,
m month !, IS destined FOR even
W','r popularity IN America
NN- 'h'r" ar" old maids ami ho,y
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-19
SIX NURSES In CHICAGO
HOSPITAL VERY ILL FROM
EATING POISONED CANDY

Chicago, Oct 19.-An exhaustive
search for the sender of a box of
poisoned candy, said to be RESPONSE
BILE for the critical illness of six
nurses at the West End Hospital, was
being conducted today by post office
inspectors.
The box came through the mail and
was addressed to Miss Helen Rosen-
field, II year old student nurse. 1t
contained home made fudge" ana
lysis of which was said to show that
the deadly poison permeated all of
the candy.
Miss Resented came to America
nine months ago from Austria and
has been a student nurse in the hos
pital since that time In the candy
box was typewriter note bearing
the following inscription: From a
patient who was an ardent admirer.
This candy was faithfully made"
The girl invited six other nurses
to share the candy with her and
within few minutes all of them be-
came illc One of the theories adj
Sanced by postal authorities is that
instead of a patient some jealous
sutton sent the box to Miss Resented.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-19
The Stroller

A. w. o. L. yesterday.
Well, the boss can't put us on X. P.
anyway.
Winter Havened yesterday.
Keep your eyes on that town. They
have the right spirit and plenty of
pep. The Business Mems Associa-
ton is live organization and will be
an important factor in Winter Ha-
ven's growth.
Our old friend ]. Walker Pope is
still the indomitable booster of old.
Silent'S Lament
hit a long ball off the tee
Without an eye lids flutter,
use my irons with carefree air,
But l can't use my putter.
| niblic my way out the sandy trap,
| laugh at a hole or rut,
| swing my mashie blithesomely,
But-hanged if | can putt.
Like Evans, Travis or Jock the
Hutch
I'd be a golfing nut,
If only l could take my stance
And sink a blooming putt.
Il
bill" Chase says the reason "Si-
lent laughs at holes or ruts is be-
cause he tees up.
How about it ''Silent%'
THE STROLLER.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-19
CAFETERIA In YOSEMITE
NATIONAL PARK PROVED
REAL BOON TO TOURISTS

Yosemite, Cal, Oct. ia cafe
terra in the Yosemite National Park
miles from the big cities where tray
carriers generally are found, this year
apparently solved problem of fur.
nishing food at medium prices for
tourists far from a railroad. During
the last five months, approximately
100000 meals were served at an av-
erage cost of about 4S cents each.
The cafeteria was the first ever es-
tablished in any national park and it
has been so successful that other
parks have written for details of it's
operations. 1t is probable that the
idea will be copied.
Secretary Fall of the Department
of the Interior, while here this sum-
mer. became tray carrier at the
cafeteria and declared he thought the
establishment was step in the right
direction to provide good accommo-
dations at the lowest possible prices.
Food served in the cafeteria is the
same quality as that served in Yo-
semite's American plan resorts
charging as high as $3.50 and $1,000
per day. The prices differ little from
those in cafeterias in San Francisco
and Los Angeles. The food is sold at
cost, as employees of the National park
company maize up about half the
cafeteria's Patrons.
Scores j of campers came to Yo-
emite /this year, pitched their tents
'ng the MERGED river and took their
Is at the cafeteria.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-19
NEWS FROM THE STATE.
MARKETING BUREAU

Wholesale quotations for Tuesday,
October IS, 1921. reported to State
Marketing Bureau, AIT st. James
Building, Jacksonville, Fla.
Jacksonville
Beans, hamper, fancy, $3.5O@$4.OO;
wanted
Cukes, fancy, crate, $3.OO@$3.5O.
Eggplant, crate, fancy, $1.50@$2.00;
overloaded
Okra, hamper, fancy, small stock,
$200@$2.25.
Peppers, fancy, crates, $2.50@$3. 90;
wanted Fancy, hamper, $1.5O&$2.OO;
wanted
Sweet potatoes, cwt, $1.5O@$2.OO;
overloaded.
Squash, yellow crooked neck and
white; wide range; overloaded.
Avocadoes. fancy, crates, $1,000
$500; wanted
Grapefruit, fancy, box, S3.50@$4.O0
Oranges, fancy, box, $4.00@$4.50.
Satsumas, fancy, strap, $6.00@$7.00
Lines, fancy, orange boxes, $4,000
$500.
New York City
Sales to jobber: String beans. no
Floridas offered; only homegrowns on
the market; eggplant, Florida, less
than carlot receipts, light demand
market firm; crates, fancy, $500
$500; few high as $3.50; poorer low
as $3.50; peppers, homegrown re-
ceipts only; grapefruit, three cars
and five boats Florida arrived; mod
crate demand, market firm, medium
sizes, brights, best, $5.25@$5.50, good
color high as $500; poorer low as
$3.50; goldens, best, $4.5O@$5.OO;
poorer low as $500; russetts, $2.50@
$3.50; no Florida oranges offered.
Chicago
Grapefruit, eight cars arrived;
thirty-six on track offerings tou
heavy for trade to absorb prices
lower; most stock green; bright, 46s
to Gas, $375@$4.25; 70s to sos, 1915
@$4.00; goldens, 46s to Gas, $3.50
S.35; 96s,selling 50@75c under me-
dunn sizes; eggplant, light receipts,
Floridas, fair demand, crates, $3.50
$500; beans, heavy receipts, small
demand; no Floridas offered; pep
pers, dull trading, market livestock
ed bushel hampers ranging 75c.
Cincinnati
Beans, eggplant, peppers, no sup
plies offered; street sales grapefruit,
Floridas, five cars arrived; supplies
moderate; demand moderate; market
steady; brights, medium sizes, $375
@$4.25; oranges, two California and
one Florida arrived; supplies mod
crate; demand slow, market steady.
medium sizes, CALIFORNIA;, choice Va
lencias, $7O0@$7.5O; Florida, brights,
goldens, Parson Browns, green condi-
ton, box, $4.00@$4.25.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-19
AFTER BEING IDLE
TWELVE MONTHS
Is BACK ON JOB

"Oonly man who has to work for
a living knows what it means to get
back on the job after not hitting a
lick of work for a whole year. l lost
twelve months straight time on &C
count of stomach trouble. One of the
worst cases l guess any man ever
had. Tanlac not only made me well
man again but built me up 10 pounds
in weight. l am writing all my friends
in other cities to tell them of the won
derful news
The above statement was made by
George B. Lowe, well-knOwn employe
CT the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co,
living at 451 MCGOWAN St, Akron,
Ohio.
Tanlac is sold in Lakeland at City
Drug Store and by leading druggists
everywhere. adv
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-19
STATEMENT

ownership. Management. Circulation.
guired by the Act Of Congress of
!, 1912, Of the Lakeland Evening
Published Every Week Day A.
Lakeland. Florida. for Oct. /,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-19
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wv e D'orNIot
Advertise"

Such is the response of the downandouter when ap
preached by the advertising solicitor of the newspaper
When pushed further the non-advertising merchant
usually pretends that he sell cheaper because he does
not have to pay advertising bills.
Every now and then one Of these downandouers lis
tens the arguments of the advertising solicitor puts
trial campaign gets satisfactory results and becomes
regular, growing concern.
IF the downandouter would only take the trouble to
study the story of the of the advertising retailers
and do more bu'iness.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-10-19
The Eon HaonDo!ar Tourist Hotel to be Erected at Coco

The Floridian will be credit not
only to Cocoa but to Florida archi-
tecturally. it will be a magnificent
structure. twill be built of native
CQquina stone. with Tennessee mar
BILE trimmings. There will be 220 out
side rooms and every modern convent
ence will be furnished guests. Messrs.
pWiedensee and Alexander, of New
York, the lessees, are reputed to rank
among the leading hotel men in tho
country, as evidenced by the fact that
both OF them are frequently asked by
! the various hotel magazines to ex-
press their views on matters of inter
est to hotel men.
Z Every effort will be made to have