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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-29

fiteering, cease exploiting and de-
ceiving the people by systematic pro-
paganda, and be content with rea-
aonable income sufficient to insure
their own maintenance and support;
let them use their power for the gen.
eral welfare of the people to the end
that the idle may be employed the
hungry fed, and each man lie offOrded
an opportunity to provide for himself
and loved ones the things decent and
honest in the sight of God and men,
~ Let the statesmen or politi
clans cease to act as instruments OF
selfish powers and selfish interests
a2d hencefor;h honestly and impair
tally represent and safeguard the in
tcrests and general welfare Cf all the
people.
CD Let the clergymen and other
religious teachers. who claim to be
ministers of Gods Word and there
fore the mobiles among the people,
divorce themselves completely from
commercial and political affiliations.
return to their first love. recognize
God s Word as truth, honestly and
faithfully teach the people the princi
pies taught by Jesus and the Apos
ties. and thereby prepare the people
10 receive the kingdom of Christ. the
Messiah, who alone can and will es-
tablsh peace on earth and good will
toward men.
Let the Ruling Factors by example
as well as by word thus lead the peo-
/ pie in the right way and prove that
they are the real friends Of the peo
pie; let all the people heed the words
1 of God. refrain from violence of every
kind or form. seek meekness and
righteousness. ard the occasion for
armament and war will cease. These
things done, the kingdom OF Christ.
the Messiah, will be established OF.
earth without suffering.
We shall lie pardoned for saying
that the prophecies clearly indicate
that if the dvinely prescribed remedy
be ignored, this being the day of
Gods vengeansc, as declared by His
prophets of old. His wrath will be
visited upon every government and
system of Christendcm; and both
Jesus and the prophets declare thai
such shall be "a time of trouble such
as the world has never known at
which time shall Michael (the Mes
sah) stand up, the great prince that
standeth for the children of thy peo-
pie. This standing up of Michael will
effect the deliverance of mankind
from al forms of oppression and Will
mark the beginning OF righteousness
on earth The result will lie God $
will done on earth as i is done in
heaven. for which Jesus taught Chris
tians to pray.
Great responsibility rests upon the
Ruling Factors of the nations OF
earth now in the hour of dire distress
and perpleXity; and We shall be par
doned for reques ing such to give
earnest consideration to the Word OF
God having in mind that blessed is
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-29
QUIET PREVAILS ON
WATER FRONT AT NEW
ORLEANS STRIKE ZONE

New Orleans. Nov. 12.-Quiet
reigned today at the scene of last
nights pitched battle on the water
trent between the police and sympa
thizers of the striking union dock
workers. 1t was indicated today ia :
early settlement of the strike was 4
possibility. the screwman S union hav-
ing voted to open negotiations with
the New Orleans steamship associa-
ton. Iron bars. bricks, clubs and
fists were used in last nights Battle,
which started when n0n-union work
Crs knocked off for the day.
1t was estimated that 20 men were
seriously beaten.
Death of Norman Wiley at the
Shawnee tkan.D county poorhouSe
removed a former governor of Idaho,
who. once noted for his wealth and
physique. lost both health and wealth
within three years.
A suggestion to those dear, gener-
Ous-hearted ladies' who make all the
Christmas gifts they distribute among
their friends: Tie little cards to each
gift explaining what they are and how
they are to be used
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-29
WAS A BEAR CAT"

My wife was never an angel, but
after five years of liver and stomach
trouble she became a bear cat No
doctor or medicine helped her and we
thought there was no help for her.
Our grocer told me of Mayr's Wonder
full Remedy, which had helped him for
same trouble so | brought home Il
bottle. but she promptly threw it
out got it back and after a week
coaXed her into taking it, She is now
enjoying the best of health and dis
position" 1t is a simple, harmless
preparation that removes the catarrh-
al mucous from the intestinal tract and
allays the Inflammation which causes
practically all stomach, liver and in
testinal ailments. including append
citis. One dose will convince or your
money refunded. For sale by City
Irus Store and by druggists every
wehre
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-29

The package shown at the right means
life to 500 Russian families like this
one, consisting OF father mother and
eight children, which the photographer
snapped as they were in flight from
their home in the heart OF tho famine
. zone. The smiles on the faces OF the
youngsters arc due to the TACT that the
cameraman found some white rolls Ill
his gripsack and passed them out be-
forc he posed the refugees alongside
the road.
Tens OF thousands oi the inhabitants
II the vast territory swept by drought
80 fleeing. they know not where, in
'o.rch OF something 10 eat The total
:-f.:ilation OF the famine area is about
'=M0.000 according to Colonel William
X. Haskell. director Of the American
h,l:, Administration Mission to Rus
si;. Y lille as many more inhabit the food
.... ,Ge belt and are rapidly nearing a
s>1:2'c u: starvation.
.H-,:S where the package in the pic
~. S..;3cs in. When the American Re-
y, administration discovered that its
are H,'.c feeding OF 100000 Russian
.hi'd-on his winter would not even take
.lr. > !ialf of the little sufferers, not
@at:.i.: tn,; grown-ups into consideration
q - !'or5crt Hoover, chairman OF the
- e,:Es,;Gr. preached to the Soviet
a..sharities II feasibility of instituting
:, i.i.r~' He.rittance system whereby
fi;..:Gs gu. ,ti1tives residing in Amer
~ c,-1' -1-ret use for adult famine VIC
:;sv. i, Al; expenditure of from $40 to
~. n.x'r'u..i quantity of the most
,,i1i:;V ss;t,',-":a. food and receive as
.T.a.'7e M ii would be delivered to
.j.r s.i,.it ;n. ,'n.s they designated in
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-29

that nation whose God is Jehovah.
Resolved that Il copy of this me-
mortal be delivered to the Honorable
Charles Evans Hughes. chairman Of
the International Arms Congress now
in session a. Washington, d. c.; that
copies be furnished to each delegate
or representative of the nations at
tending said conference; that Il copy
be delivered to the president of the
United States, and copies to the mem
bers of congress and to the public
press.
Upon motion duly put the above
resolution was unanimously adopted
by the convention this 27th day OF
November, 1921.
(Signed) Dr.. r. A. Gamble, Chair
man Of Convention; Frank II. Harri-
son. Secretary Of Convention; }. f
Rutherford. President |. b. S. A.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-29

Russia. The Soviet authorities gave
their approval and for several weeks
rcmittanccs have been going forward;
The package pictured above comprised
the first eight hundred $40 rcmittances
forwarded from New York on the
.Adriatic. They were dispatched from
the A. r. A. Offices in London by courier
to Moscow and from there distributed
among the warehouses. all stocked with
foodstuffs, near the homes of the re-
cipients. The warehouse notifies the
adult in whose favor the remittance is
drawn to come and get the food: He
receives flour, condensed milk, beans,
rice, hominy, cooking fats, sugar, tea
or cocoa, and soap. No one could pos
sibly purchase in the United States at
retail and send to Russia anything like
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-29

the quantity of food that is delivered py
the Food Remittance plan Besides hat
the American Relief Administration As
sumes all the risk from the time the
Food Remittance is purchased in Amer
lea until the food is delivered to the
adult recipient at warehouse in Russia.
Applications to purchase Food Remit
tanccs may be made in person or ~ mail
to the Russian Department, American
Relief Administration, az Broadway.
New York City. The applicant receives
a blank which he must fill out accord:ag
to instructions and return to thr =. k.
A. with a money order. Rer'iitGces
may be purchased in units q so I'D to
$50 for delivery to individu.a ant; up
to $500 for delivery 70 .acnsSized
groups and institutions.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-29
SOAP MAGNETS HOME
ENTERED BY BURGLARS
WHO SECURE 100000

y Cincinnati. Nov. 29.-Four armed
robbers today raided the residence OF
Nm. r. Cooper Proctor. proprietor
OF the Proctor K Gamble Company in
the Glendale suburb OF the city. and
forced three women members OF the
household to become prisoners in the
cellar and then ransacked the home.
escaping with iewelry valued, the Gin
cinnati police say. at more than 500
600. The robbery which. for bold
ness. surpassoS any residential bur
glary for years past in Cincinnati and
vicinity, was completed with such
dispatch as to indicate. the police
said. that il had been carefully
planned by a band of bandits who
were expecting that their loot would
be Of huge proportions. The robbers
such descriptions as the frightened
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-29
ADVICE FOR WOMEN WHO
SUFFER

II advise every woman who suffers
with kidney trouble to try Foley Kid
ney Pills." writes Mrs. Bessie Drawn
err, 1922 Scoville Ave, Cleveland, o.
81 could not do my homework, but
since taking Foley Kidney Pills l feel
like a new woman and am able to do
my work" Rheumatic pains, swollen
ankles. backache, stiff joints. sore
muscles and sleep disturbing bladder
ailments indicate disordered kidneys.
Foley Kidney Pills act promptly. For
sale by Henley's Drug Store.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-29
CENTRE COLLEGE WILL
SEEK HONORS In FAR
WEST THIS WINTER

Danville, Ky, Nov. 29-Centre Col
lege will struggle with western
team on the football field at San
Diego, Calf, East-West turnament
late in December, according to an
rourcement here today.
Frank Rainey, chairman of the fac
ulty athletic committee of Centre. said
the game would be played either on
December "a or 26 and indicated that
Centres probable opponent would be
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-29

the Leland Stanford University, the
University OF California or Washing
ton State.
The Centre squad will be compos-
ed OF the % letter men. The team
will work cut, the announcement
said, at Denver, Salt Lake and San
Francisco and will arrive at San
Diego December 21
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-29

Rub-My-T ism, aantiseptic and
pain killer, or infected sores, tet-
ter, sprains, neuralgia, rheuma-
tism.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-29

escaped in an automobile leaving only
women were able to furnish.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-12

truder and a shotgun in the hands of Hanen Williams ended his career.
 Sol Pease of QuartZsite left for Los Angeles this week, and expects to drive back in a new car.
 The school election which was held last Saturday resulted in the election of Chris Thompson as school trustee for the coming term.
 J. w. Stone was here Wednesday from QuartZsite.
 Charles P. Shell and MT. Knapp of Los Angeles, were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Robert H. Williams Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. T. s. Kendall. Mrs. William Oliver. Miss Inez Livingston and James Wilson, who were here last week on the way to Roosevelt dam. passed through Bouse this week on their way home to Oakland, Cali fornia- They had very enjoyable trip.
 O. A. Pease arrived this week from Los Angeles, and will be located for time in QuartZsite.
 Mrs. George Y. Lee has been called to Anaheim, California. on accCtnt oI the serious illness of her mother, who is suffering from a stroke of paraly- sis.
 Robert H. Williams and Donald Williams were here Sunday rom Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-12
HALLOWE' 'E|V PARTY
 ID DOUSE K|DD|ES

BOUSE, Nov. S.-An enjoyable and novel Halloween party was given for the school children Monday night at the home of the teacher. Mrs Will Hams. There were wild and fan tastic costumes, and witches and spirits were very much in evidence
 A parade was made around town. on
 which the children were joined bv three unknown ghosts, who added . spirit or mystery. A forturie teller
 was stationed at the door of inc iaii and alter having their fortunes told
 the youngsters proceeded inside
 where the refreshments were served
 All spent very enjoyable evening. Herman Zehring made a few days,
 business trip to Los Angeles this
 week.
 Mrs. Ike Coke and son, Harry old Bouse residents, have just returned from a year spent in Prescott
 Newton Evans, prominent Los Angeles mining man, was here tbis week on business, as a guest Of I I Davis.
 A large rattlesnake crawled up on the porch or the Thomas Bouse home l Monday night and challenged ap,, adventurous member Of tbe fa,,,iiS. 1iiy 1 to come out and have duel Hie | rattles annoyed the feminine rpano- | bers of the household, and a possee | was ordered to exterminate him i The snake took one look at the in vaders and their weapons and souoht f sanctuary under the front porch and at last reports he is still there A | large bobcat visited the hen roost of the Williams homes Tuesday night i and began feast on one of inc l chickens. A light revealed the in-
Arizona republican., 1921-11-12
BIRD PHILANTHROPY

A lady of PenZanCe who is great lover of birds noticed that a black bird and a thrush always came to- gether to her lawn where she was in the habit of throwing food for the birds. Then she noticed that the blackbird fed the thrush. picking the crumbs of bread up and putting them into its mouth. Looking more closely, she discovered that the beak of the thrush had been cut off close to the head, probably by a steel trap or a sudden death string trap, such as the children of Cornwall county commonly use to catch or kill small birds The thrush was incapable of feeding itself-Adventur Among the Birds.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-12
FALL INTO DITCH CAUSES CAPTURE
 IF PEORIA THIEF

PEORIA, Nov. 10-During the rush hours last Saturday d Mexican took a bolt of cloth from @ counter in the C. A. Robinson Mercantile company store at this place and leisurely walk ed away with it. He was observed by Mrs Robinson who advised her husband and one of the clerks, who immediately gave chase. The thief might have made good his escape if he had not fallen into an irrigation ditch, where he surrendered to his pursuers. He was brought before the local justice of the peace this morn- ing and pleaded guilty and received a sentence of thirty days in the coun- ty jail.
 One of the boldest check jugglers ever caught at this place was placed under arrest yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Akin. he gave the name of Juan Robles and claimed he hailed from Mariaette. He selected a large order of goods at the Caplan X New man clothing store with considerable care and then presented what at first sight appeared to be an ordinary check. He called for a pen and ink and carefully endorsed it. The check had been drawn on a Phoenix bank and cancelled in 1917. As it had been cancelled by the bank upon which it had been drawn, the back of the check did not have the customary bank endorsements on it, but it had been perforated. It was accepted by the clerk who presented it to the proprietors for approval. The Mex ican and all the evidence in the case were turned over the the county attorney today.
 
 Agua Fria, where there is a large area of land being irrigated by the pumps operated by the Water Users power were in town today and re- port that they are being requested by the government to sign con tract for new years power which pro- vides for the use of s1,000 worth of power as a minimum on each half section. They claim that if they are compelled to sign such an agree | ment they cannot operate, as none of them have nearly half section un- l der cultivation and a $1 ,000 minimum | on smaller tract would be excessive. l They are greatly concerned in the matter and claim that if they cannot l get power under other conditions that l only one ranch will operate in all that section next year.
 The Egan Construction company who have the contract to erect the new high school building, began pour ing concrete in the basement of the | building today. Sub- contractors who were making an excavation for fue tanks struck water at 16 feet, so il has been decided to make the tank 70 feet longer so that it will have the | proper capacity.
 The addition to the Presbyterian church which was begun a year ago but delayed on account of finances is again under construction and vii probably be finished this week. Electric wheel chairs are now r1ol ided at Pam Beach.
 l fy,i iff--iorrs to
Arizona republican., 1921-11-12

Electric wheel chairs are now rtol ided at Pam Beach. Grasses are injurious to young arn,e trees
Arizona republican., 1921-11-12
FAINT SCIENCE WONDERFUL 7-

Tho Biology Protessor-"H Have you aone any research work thIs year7'
 The SOphornore-''I,ot ,ots. I spend all my spare time trying to find out 1T bacteria are propagated by kissing
Arizona republican., 1921-11-12
TO BE@oR NOT TO BE.
By Pop Mon7and
By AHn1on
Fly Blosser

Workingman-Can ind a joh here7
 Bos.Let me seei Here's a man who isn't here to-day. If he isn't here tomorrow. either. I'll send hLEa RHay and you cAR get his j0A
Arizona republican., 1921-11-12

The Amazon is the worlds only large river which in it's course re- mains practically the same latitude.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-07
Cronicas de Gomez Garlic
Remedies de amor

las derrotas. 0Yidio 10 confiesa Ell las
cstrof;is que rezan: Isl quieres oIvi-
|slaC, huge; al principle lloraras al So
10 nombre dc tn amada: los primcros
pasos .serin Iieilosos: no te detengas.
no tcinas iii Ia llllyia, nj el $ujdt que
Hcelebra un pueblo eStrano; huge V
que iiada tc detenga; no cHcntes las
lessilas qne has recorrido, si9Nias que
.te. sQuedan por recorrer; no cuentes
los tiias pasados; no vuelvas Ia vista
hacia Roma. FL consejo no tiene ma
IA ,Ie hel'0ico. Y 10 triste es que tam
POGO tiene nillcho de eficaz "A d6nde
va a IL el vcldadero amante, Ell efec-
to, sin que Ia imagen de la amada no
10 siga? FL iilosofo Claude Larcher,
que no. era poeta, pero que habfa sa-
.bido sufrir, aseguraba, con raz0n, que
sbuscar remedies contra el amor des-
graciado es un absilrdo. agregaba :.
Mas yale asf'. Yo, 10 confieso, pre-
fero esta Erase resignada V melanc6-
fica, hpmilde y generosa, ht1mana V
tferna, los gritos rftmicos en- los
cuales ,el cantor latino Sc figura ofre-
cernos: un bdlsamo o, mejor a1n, una
panaeea. Porque 81 aceptamos que el
amor es cufable, tenemos que aceptar
al mismo tempo lii idea balzaciana de
que el amor no cs sino una crisis. Y
en- este punto, 70 creo que la raz6n
esta de partc del tradicionalismo cris-
tiano, que considera la passion como
una continuation, de sentimientos que.
al evolucionar, .alimeltan Ia vida.
Ahera bien: ;es possible encontrar re-
medios para semej9tte estado? Yo
dirfa que no solo no es possible encon-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-07

i
dura sino 10 que .dura eI enfado Ell
fesfuerzo. Una vez la ammonia del jul
clio restableeida. el amor yolverfa a
recobrar su poder,
En- csc case exclania ell diab0-
lico coalsejefo7Aiio bs q,ieda mas re-
curse que haccr como Agamenon V
reemplazar a Criseis con Briseis...
Esta receta que no es sino la ira
ducci6n poeTica del vulgar clavo que
SAGA otro clayo. es III que en- todos
los libros libcrtinos colstituye la su-
prema raz6n dc los .doctores cr6ti-
icos. "Buscad otra". murnnra 10 mis-
mo Bourset que Sicn1hal, Y 10 mis-
mo Etiennc, Roy que Balzac. solo Mi
.chelct tiene cl valor de rechazar tai
lexpedicntc de decir al verdadero
"Aunque tengas Ia scguridad
de que 0tra mujer puede haccrte OIL
vidar a la que te hace sufrir. gll;ir-
date de cacr Ell la vii tentaci0n. Es-
to cs porque el sublime pcnsador cs
tambien el dnico que, adoptando ii
tono de los mfsticos para hablar de
las pasi0neS. declara que amar eS en-
tregarse en- alma, en- esplritu. en- vida,
ell muerte, darse sin pensar en- 10 que.
en- cambio de nuestro don. pueden
.Ofrecernos darse sin esperanza de
venturas que no sean In infinita bien-
aventuranza del sacrificio absolute
Por 10 mismo, no es frecuente que en-
las librerfas del Buleyar los cabalc-
ros que Sc detienen ante los ctdidgcs
lie los libreros, pidan el tomo de Mi
chelet. Para que puede servirles Il
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-07
LAS. FEMINIsTAS INGLESAS
ASPIRAN ALA MITRA...

Mas te una yeZ. leyendo cn In his
toria. ecclesiastical que h;lsta ell fin del
primer siglo de nuestra era las mu-
jeEes cOmpartieron las funciones sa-
nerdotales con los hombres. zen cali
dad de> diaconcSaS''. habfaseme ocurri-
do preguntarme '':C6mo en- su ere
cicn!e delirio de grandeZa las femi-
'nistas de ciertos pueblos no han ms
.criptO. entire sus reivindicaciones, el
derecho hacer sus estudios Ell los
seminariOs v Il vcstir In sotana. 2"
Porque tigurarnos que el respeto de
las tradiciones por sagradas O.. sean,
puede detener cn su carrera vertigi-
'nosa a las sofladoras del nivelamien-
to entire los seXos, es una pura ilu-
isi5n de optimismo anticuado. mo las
hay, acaso, que sc Green con faculta-
'des para vestir uniforme militar Y
hacer la guerra. ..2 mo las hay que
Nuieren destruir Ia idea de familia y
hasta la idea de amor. -? Yo, por
ESQ, terminaba siempre mis- ref1eXio-
mes sobre tai tema pensando que, un
lila IL otro, alguna secta de revoulcio-
marias rusas, embriagadas de misti-
cismo enfermizo, acabarfa por pene-
trar en- Ia Iglesia ortodoxa para cele-
brar los pomposos oticios del rito
griego.
Ese dfa ha llegado. Pero no en- 10
yertiginosa TERRA moscovita no apo
yandose ell una anarqufa nacional no
invocando razones de. eXaltaci0n, pa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-07

;Sabeis cusil es el libro que hoy mas
Sc lee Ell Paris !? rs ullo de ovidio.
;El Aifc dc 4asai,~.. 80: no IS csc:
sino el otro, el contrario, eli arte de
curarse del NAL dc amores, el artc dc
olyidal: 70 habfa Va visto con sorpre-
sa el nliner6 de e,ilciones yendidas en-
POGO tempo de esl o.,l.ita Pera ID Que
me faltaba era asistir al espectacalo
dc los que, en- los ruestos de j,eqiti,ts
del Bnleyar. Sc detiencn ante HI ct-
bierta oDscura del toIno i desnues de
observaE su tftulo con sorpresa 10 .hos
jean febrilmcpte. Sc We, destIe Iuego.
que, en- su ilusorio afin de cuIarse las
heridas que lIeyan en- q coraz0n esos
misteriosos 'pasantes buscan una
formula magica, una receta salvadora
un fltro de divinas palabras de aliyio..
EllO demuestra me dirl alguien
que tambien en- Paris hay mnchos
infelices que padecen del NAL de
amores.
81, sin duda. Pero adernas Drueba
que aquf, como en- todas parties, los
hombres, Ell general, incapaees de sa-
borear 10 que el gran poeta llama
ydp,'e golupt6 dun occur qui souff,e,.
tratan d la menor contrariedad.- d.-senti-
mental de matar IA fnica divina llas
ma que nos anima Y este, a. fe mia,
es un crimen tan grande, que bien me-
rece que los doses, escuchando los
ruegos de los que repiten los versos
del poeta latino, les conceda 10 que pi-
den. Porque ESQ que en- general Sc lla-
ma 'remedio de amor es en- reali-
dad, la mas cruel mutilaci0ll del sen
tiniento Y tambien la mas cobarde de