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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06

LIVE STOCK
Corrected Daily by Major Bros. 8. Lo-
gan ST., MishaWaka.l
HEAVY FAT STEERS-Fair to good.
COS: prime S6oc.
HOGS-iSo 70 150Ibs 97tc; 10 70 10
lbs. 10c; 17J 70 225 lbs. 10c; 80 20
800 lbs. csc
IARD-13c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06
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PRODUCE MARKET
Corrected Today BY the brotherhood
Grocery. 230 ~. Main ST.
BUTTER AND EGGS-Creamery bu.-
ter paying 90 pound, selling sac pound
eggs, naying a5c dozen, selling 4Oc.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-Fr
California nava! oranges 23c to 6oc Ger
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06

NhlaAtrU r run r.
CHICAGO, March 5.-Bj iiLh- -tte-
ceipts. $3.50 tubs, creamery, extra, ~ "a
4ec. firsts. o9G iTc; packing stock, lt0
IS
EGGS Receipts, c069j cases, current
receipts. 29d31c; Grsts, 3li-M sac. extra
Sc: checks, 2sQ 29c: dirtics, pa 3Oc.
FSE-Twius, new, 2tr.0-ocs Bals-
les, 2SG nc: young Americas, %o0,4c'
Ionghorns. 270l4c; brick, 21I2c
LIVE LTBl-Turkeys t0c; chick
ems. 3O1zc springs. de; ROSTERS, &C.
geese. pc, ducks, @5c.
TATOES-ReCeipts, 90 cars Mlnne-
sofas and WiscOusin~, Sl200 Loo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06

Corrected Today by 8. ". Lippman-
R1O n. Main ST.
HIDES &c; calfskins, i0c; rend-
cred tallow. a &C ID; rough tai
low. 213c lb.; bCeswsx. 25q35.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06

PITTSBUEG. PA, March 5.-CAITLE
Supply light, market steady. choice
S1Odl025; fair, SS.5OGSTJi veal calves
S1SJOd1A
SHEEP AND supply light
market steady prime wethers, $500
good, sea 650; good mixed, 5000
lambs. S10.5Od 1875
HOGS-Receipts. IL doubledecks; prime
heavy hogs. S10JOW1OIJ. mediums, Nl. q,
H11S5: heavy Workers. NlllJH I'D -
1fs5; roughs $75p9> SEQ; stays, S5Gg5.JO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06

dozen; new cabbage. paying 1-2c 10.
selling Sc.
NEW. POTAToES-30c peck.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-06

Receipts, $50: market Zoe lower, TOP
s114 heayies. $1,000, lights. Sll.l10
il 40: pigs, S1u151l ~ 10; bulk, SllW II 40
ATrLE-Receipts, oupi mafke
steady: choice heavies. SJHlO, lights, -
CO. heifers, 81 as. COWS. $500 -
bulls S2500G5O. calves. S6dli.
SHEFp-Nufhfn- quoted
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
Safe Investments Exempt From Taxation

am Authorized by the TREAS URERY Department through the FEDERAL FARM LOAN BU- REAU. To offer to Investors 5'o FARM BUREAU'BON0S. cOU- PON BONDS Determinations $40. s1oO, $500, s1 900. s5.oOo and s1o,ooo. EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL, STATE. MUNICIPAL, and LO- CAL TAXATION INCLUDING INCOME TAX RETURNS.
 As security fer these bonds there are pledged either Obiisa- tions of the Government of the United States at their Market Va'ue, or Guaranteed First Mortg ages upon lands cultivated by the Owner. Redeer1able at par and accrued interest on any interest date after ten years from date of issue. These Bonds will be ao- cepted at par as security for all Government deposits.
 They may be Ordered through HENRY |. EADS, Secretary Treasurer Of the SALT RIVER VALLEY NATIONAL FARM LOAN ASSOCIATION of Phoenix, Arizona. Box 3O5. or Water Users Building, Room B.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
For Sale or Trade

acres, close to town, fine old shade, Broom house, cellar, electric lights; price $3200, or will trade for house in town; on an acre or half acre place.
 STREET REALTY co.
 516 w. Washington blk
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
KENILWORTH HOME


 Beautiful modern home in exclusive ,eigbborhood and on paved street for sale at a reasonable price and on req coma b1e terms. This house has all bTiIt in features. furnace, large sleeping porch, hardwood floors ,n. p of T0-foot frontage. There is also lo' garape For price and terms see owner at 336 West Culver St. do -TIRFF7 room house on rear of lot
 school and car ilne, city water iigbts and gas. Price S1,25V' cash s950 1887 F. Adams. 1A
 HEALTH SEEKERS HOME on tbe desert s miles north of Pboenix, e finest of mountain , water PaPee PaPage, furniture included. -h A's6 1., a tnnring sIG, car. s175O. $500 cash pal : ance S25 month.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

NEW $9O sewing machine to trade for COW, yearlings, hogs or chickens. Dossey, cor. Thomas and Four Mile Road bm
 SNAP-Roadster and truck for larger car. 2175. blk
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
ClOse-In Property

large rooms and garage, well fur nished, close in on N. 9th Ave. every built-in feature, set gas range, Ruud heater and tank, fine old shade; only s55O0; $1S00 cash, bal. yearly Owner leaving city. See MT. Hulett and MT. Barney. 130 N. Central Ave. Tel. 1756. bg
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
Furnished Home

One block from the library ground, rooms. brick. large bath and clos cts, garage and shade. The furniture is high grade and included at this price, $5250. S10O0 cash required. Phone 4460 for appointment or see Mir. Marlborough at 122 ". Washing ton, Room g. It
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
Fat Steers for Sale

I have IS three year old fat steers for sale. Joseph Roer, corner of 14th and L Ave. bg MILK cows for sale or trade for fat cattle or hogs. Phone 2325. If
 MIR. FARMER!
 DO YOU KNOW TAT WE ARE HEADQUL RTERS FOR THE FIN EST ALFALFA SEED PRODUCED2 WE HAVE SELECTED WHEAT BARLEY AND OATS SEED. HIGH GRADE IMPORTED RYE AND WHITE BLOSSOM CLOVER SEED SEE US FIRST AND LAST FOR THE VERY BEST FIELD SEEDS AT THE RIGHT PRICE.
 PHOENIX SEED x FEED co.
 PHONE 4364
 13S r. JEFFERSON If WANTED-Fat steers,s yearIings hogs. calves and lambs; highest prices paid Arcade Meat Market, Tribolet X Fink, 43 East Washing ton. Phon" s"s1. If WILL sell or lease all kinds of cattle. dairy cows and calves. N II. Myers, 9 miles <. w Of Tempe on Southern branch Highlaud Canal bp GOOD grade Jersey bun: T. B. tested. cheap " l.. Wildermuth. ? miles east of Tempe. blk TWO Lleweuyn setter pups for sale, just old enough to train. Phone 1l5Rf. blk
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
OLD TRADER

Is happy to say he is taking no whisky nor drugs. He lived on his ranch for months all alone and suf- fered it out. He thinks he has the most healthful place he ever saw the air off the desert is pure-the water tests 99 per cent pure and is soft. He figures to cut twenty two acre tracts and sell to sick people of the east. This is as fine grape land as IS in California He will help to set each tract out to grapes and help to build a small house on each tract and give an interest in the water plant with each tract. If the purchaser is not benefited in health he will pay their money back. It is no place to make money but a place to get well.
 OLD TRADER
 826 North Fourth St., Phoenix. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
Az FOR sALE-AUToMoBILEs

A fAh11AI- LIST 1920 DODGE BROTHERS TOURING
 Completely overhauled. good
 rubber, new finish, slip GOV
 CTS. bumper and cutout s75o 1919 DODGE BROTHERS TOURING
 Wire wheels, cord tires.
 $. X $. shock absorbers, new
 top, new seat covers. new
 finish, overhauled, extra
 equipment .s75O 1919 DODGE BROTHERS TOURING
 Came in today. Excellent
 mechanical condition, good
 oversize tires, needs a better
 top and general oiling and
 new grease. This is a dandy
 buy at low price ....$465 SPECIAL
 We will have another 1920
 Dodge Brothers roadster next
 Monday at a. m. DODGE BROTHERS SCREEN COMMERCIAL TRUCK
 Thoroughly repaired. very
 good tires. This is an invest
 ment that will bring big re- 1918 BUICK LIGHT SIX TOURING
 Model E-45, absolutely the
 best Buick touring in Mari
 copa county for the money.
 New paint, good tires, prac-
 tieally new top. in fine me
 chanical condition ..S6S5 1918 SCRIPPS-B ROADSTER
 Reprinted. five good tires.
 wire wheels. wind wings and
 other extras. Will sell for
 cash or terms or take cotton
 at 45c pound S475 1921 FORD ROADSTER
 This car has been in use
 about 3 months and has been taken care of .$475 1919 FORD ROADSTER
 Ready for sale Saturday morning. Excellent condition, new tires and demountable rims A quick sale at $500 1919 FORD TOURING Good engine. new top, new
 seat covers, new paint, new low price of .............s2 s265 | FORD TON TRUCK AND TRAILER Here is a Ford ton truck with F ton trailer, all ready for work. Special body and
 in good running order. Just the outfit to haul cotton or fruit. Not much money in vested and a real bargain at $275 McArthur Brothers Used Car Department See Stevens Phone 4321 Center and Madison
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13

COLORADO farm, 145 acres, best soil, farm machinery, seven n-roomed house, small orchard. hay. grain, plenty free water; finest dairy farm i;
 mile from station; s125 acre.. $350O cash, balance good terms. Write James Brink, Mancos, Colorado. Box 1e5 bm
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
FOR SALE-LIVESTOCK

HAVE 3 good horses, new wagon, ? sets good harness. will trade for milch COW, chickens. pigs or vacant lot. See them 2143 East Jackson St.
 bg
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
INCOME BARGAIN

Fire room brick. 617 North First St, fine shade and lawn; also one two room and one three room frome on rear of lot. Price S500O; $1,O00 cash, balance $50 month. You cant beat this
 70 WHEELER. with MEYE FRS INVEST CO, B N. First Ave. Tel 4l06. bg
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
BUILDING SPECIALTIES
 w. DUBREE Office, Builders Exchange Phone SI95 and 47S0 MANUFACTURERS SALES
 ACENTG TnD


 Phone sI95 and 47S0
 MANUFACTURERS SALES
 AGENTS FOR
 Holmes disappearing beds. built in wall ironing boards, white steel enameled medicine cases, mirrors and bathroom fittings. Hills revolv- ing clothes driers, steel lockers, bins, shelving and racks, sidewalk lights and doors, folding steel gates, Wilson steel rolling doors, Wilson wood roll ing doors, Wilson folding partitions. fireproof doors and windows steel sash and grilles, Cabot's deadening quilts, Cabots shingIe stains, Min wax waterproofing, Swartwout ball bearing YenulatOrs. Seger weather strips, Knapp Brothers metal trim, Knapp Brothers corner beads, Wei steel metal toilet enclosures, Sedg- wick Dumbwaiters, metal ceilings, Mason safety treads, steel vault doors, Ludowici roofing tile. hollow 1 building tile. and many other build ing specialties. It
 DRY MESQUITE WOOD, $4.5O al our yard, or S5.25 delivered. Phone 12SR5 If REMINGTON .S5, excellent condi- tion, and 130 rounds ammunition: $40. g Virginia Ave. be PLANT NOW
 Fresh cabbage and Cauliflower plants. We get them daily Finest onion sets ever sold in Phoenix. PHOENIX SEED AND FEED CO PHONE. 4364. 1S3 F. JEFFERSON If
 1 BUY furniture, tools. guns. in- struments, stoves and everything for spot cash. My phone is 1776. When ever you see phone number and no name, "Wanting to buy" lookout Parties are representing themselves as Ford buyers. I win pay S25 ard prosecute if you will simply testify to facts. GEO. O. FORD. Ford s Stores. If FEDERAL electric vacuum clean CTS for sale on easy payments; liberal discount for cash. Potter's Electrical Shoppe. Phone 1915. 40 East Adams Street If WALLPAPER cheap as dirt. For particulars phone 2S4S. br ONE MAJESTIC range stove, coal or wood in good condition; also nice bird cage. 902 F. Culver. It FOR SALE-Cottonw Phone 1862. Ill GOOD 9x12 rug, bed and springs, rocker, dining chairs, gas range, good i heating stove 392 N. First Ave, hg AtL ENR cAIE IE-AIITOMnRII FS
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13

FOR SALE-By owner, Las Pala- mas add, brick P. D house and ga rage Phone 5907 bg
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
] Acre, $35O Cash

And a furnished 4-room house on car line N. E. Electric lights, part
 ly chicken fenced; a rare bargain at $500. O. K. Realty. 232 w. lief blk
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13

FOR SALE BY OWNER-BEST CORNER LOT IN N. F. NINTH AND MORELAND. s. w. CORNER, 50x200, WITH FIVE ROOM HOUSE ON REAR OF LOT. PRICE $500. TERMS. bg
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13

SOME exceptional buys-House and lot on E. Washington. electric lights and city water; price $500; $400 cash, balance like rent.
 One acre, with Broom house, on south Center: price s1800; $500 cash. balance S25 per month. One lot with sidewalks and curb in northeast; s125O cash. Apply Morden's Real Estate Co, 405 East Washington. 6t,one A776 blk
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
FOR SALE-HOUSES
832 N. ETH AVE.

S32 N. 13TH AVE.
 E room house, modern, and garage; good shade and lawn; lot all fenced; F block car line. only S2ooU; sOUo cash, or would take lot or car as first pavnent. See owner, MT. Bar s, Iia TSle 1756. bg
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Own Your Home

room modern house. good condi- ton, built-in features; garage; lawn. Price $4400; make offer as to first payment.
 V. NJ. FTKE REALTY co.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
Attention, You Old Bachelors and
 Old Maids

There is no use to stay single any longer when you can buy almost new furniture at half price at the Mare Island Furniture Shop. S22 South Center St. Phone SIs3. Pay me a visit. bg
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
FOR SALE oR EXCHANGE

2 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
 THE GREAT Boulder Canyon on the Colorado river will make Parker a large city. Owner has 25 large first selection city lots. clear. to eX- change for property in Phoenix or Salt River valley or cotton. See owner quick: no agents. Price s75o. TOP N. Seventh Ave. Phoenix blk MILL TRADE $70O equity in small modern furnished house on large lot, for small ear in good condition. Ap- ly S49 N. second Ave. bg WILL exchange battery work on new storage battery for harrow. disc pigs or calf. Central Electric. Auto Co, All N. Central Ave. bm WANTED-To exchange four passenger Roamer, 1920 model. in perfect condition. Looks and runs like new. for 1920 model 4-pas- senger Cadillac W. B. Langley, 20 N Seventh Ave. Phone S036- If WILL TRADE my $70O equity in lot for good touring car. Must be in Al condition, and late model. Call at 545 West Portland street. If WANTED-5O0 White Leghorn bullets: will trade 160 acres state lease near Maricopa station. Phone EZRA or 1435. bl WANT TO TRADE new furniture of Groom house for car: prefer Dodge. 4O5 N. 3rd St. blk WILL trade a very valuable piees oI property on Central Ave, six blocks from Washington Ave. for any kind of merchandise or small farm within 15 miles Of Phoenix Farm must be clear of all incum- brauces. Write Box 121S. Phoenix Arizona. If
 FOR EXCHANGE
 Have 1000 good trades and cash money
 E C. Brown
 STEWART REALTY co.
 17 West Adams
 Phone 1897 1t OLIVER No. typewriter Tor sale or exchange for trunk. Phone 1888. II FOR SALE or exchange. model Il Dort touring car. mechanically per feet. Russell Shedd. 104 N. lst Ave. FINE HOME on nice corner. has s rooms ana 2 baths and 3 screen rooms. Will exchange for 21a to , acres improved. northeast Ray smith. with O'Barr X Pennick, 110 \. lst Ave. Phone 75l. hk FOR ENCHANGE-A first class 2u acre ranch, fair house, fine shade, some fruit. lots Of almond and olive trees: half in good stand of alfalfa. Want a smaller place, well improved. or city proprty. C. C. Wilcox, @5 F.. Adams bg
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
Home on North
 Central

For sale by owner, who can be seen at 1131 W. Central Ave, be- tween F and o'clock. If
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-01
AS Others See 1t
JAY-WALkING
Miami Herald.l

Lakeland is after the iay-walkers and after
them with some SUGGEST. "A jay walker, by the
way, is man woman, or perchance child.
who persists in crossing crowded streets at other
points than the intersections of streets
Miami has the genus jay-walker in plentiful
quantities. The crowded downtown streets are
crossed at any place along the blocks other than
at the regularly ordained crossings hundreds of
times day by the venturesome jay~walker.
In the mode of parking adopted by the city,
most of the downtown streets during business
hours are lined with automobiles. On those streets
where cars are required to be parked at an angle,
much of the street is taken up and the moving
traffic forms a continuous line of automobiles.
The jay-walker selects some opening between
standing cars and darts across the street, regard
less of the swift-moying machines in line That he
isn't regularly killed is his good luck. The effect
on the driver OF a machine may readily be
imagined when he sees pedestrian gaily jump
ing across his path in the most unexpected places.
Seriously, however. the practice OF crossing Mi
ami's streets at any place and at any angle, is
that seriously threatens the lives and limbs
of hundreds of people daily. The practice is one
that inevitably leads to Il disaster at time
practice is discontinued.
If there is any authority in the charter-and
there must OF course-the commission could
we'll frame proper ordinance, and the welfare
department could we'll enforce it in order to pre-
vent the innumerabe accidents that the practice
threatens every day.
Besides Miami is getting to be too large city
to wallcw along in the old small-town ways.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-01
REALISM

took slice of hard-carned kale to Jimpsons
bookstore, Fifth and Pine, and bought realistic
tale the critics doomed something fine. 1t
treated of A Narrow Shack inhabited by dreary
skates; each bore. until he sprained his back
sordid load of deadly hates. The husband
loathed his sloppy Wife, and she detested him so
much he simply poisoned all her life-she shud.
dered at his merest touch. The son was married
to freak, who hated him in forty ways; he hated
her till she grew weak and finished out her futile
days. The daughter hated all the world; she
lacked all beauty and all grace; in vain her hay
like hair she curled, and kasomned her goush
face. Dissension was that households law and
anger was its daily bread; and all hands hated Pa
and Ma and thought that they were better dead
There may be households such as this in our
broad land where millions live bleak homes that
know no joy, or bliss where all hearts hate and
none forgive Ours is mighty land, gadZooks
and it must hold some queer galoots; but why
write long and turgid books about the foul abys-
NAL brutes? When pick up a hefty tome | like
to meet such characters might welcome in my
home-not yapping, hating snarling ours.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-01
A HOPELESS HOPE
Tampa Tribune.D

(Tampa Tribune)
1t is to be hoped that the irish faction which is
holding out against the dominion offer of England
is not bolsered up in its resistance by any belief
that recognition will come to them in any official
form from the United States. 1t is true that they
have many sympathizers here, but even the num-
Der Of those might be overestimated. If they
hope for anything like countenance from this
government in a final break with England they
blind. indeed.
The world stands on the of great confer
ence on disarmament. The peace of the world is
at stake. To this peace amity between the United
States and Great Britain is the first essential 1t
is the solemn duty of each nation to avoid any
act which would cause friction between them.
Neither the Irish wedge any other will be
allowed to force them apart.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-01
Daily Poem
A THOUGHT

The sweetest lives are those to duty
wed,
Whose deeds, both great and small,
Are close-knit strands of an unbroken
thread
Where love ennobles ALL
The world may sound no trumpets.
ring no bells;
Thy love shall chant its own beati-
tudes
After its own life working. A child's
kiss
Set on thy signing lips shall make
thee glad;
A poor man served by thee shall make
thee rich;
A sick man helped by thee shall make
thee strong;
Thou shalt be served myself by every
sense
OF service which thou renderest.
Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-01

We get it-Simon-pure Americanism right from
the shoulder. His concluding paragraph is also
go@d: ITO those who come to our shores to take
ADJ antage of American opportunities, it is becom-
inglto wave the hand of welcome. But it is our
duty to warn them to stay away unless they in
end(to observe our customs and obey our laws"
There is no room for argument there; every man
and woman who runs can read. Ii is time for
America TO heed the advice to have more regard
for our home affairs and our home institutions than
we have for the quarres and unhappy turmoil
with which our neghbors across the sea are wrest-
ling. With our own house in order We will be in
position TO go visiting.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-01
Member of The Associated Press.
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LAW AND AMERICA

In the FIRST speech of Attorney General Harry
M. Daughery since his assumption of his import
ant Office delivered before the joint session of the
American Bar Association and the Ohio State
Bar Association in Cincinnati, he devoted his time
TO a discussion Of the necessity for a respect for
law if the American people are tc emerge with
safety from The present period OF lawessness and
unrest He argued that the supremacy of the law,
although sometimes severely tested has not been
undermined and is still treasured as enc of the
anchors Of free institutions The attorney gen.
era had no hesitation in stating that dsrespect for
the law has not been confined to the common class
of criminals but has been evidenced by large cor
poraticns, commonly known as big business and
by labor organizations in relation to such business.
Concerning this situation, Mr.. Daugherty main
tains that the public has right 10 know what the
quarrel is about in every actual threatened strike
or lockout. Then there should be some definite
agencies, under government direction whose duty
VI shafi be 70 make full and impartial investigation
and report their findings. He further suggests
necessary machinery to compel arbitration, this to
be augmented by legislation requiring the accept
ance Of the verdict.
Right here the attorney general hints at phase
of labor troubles hitherto not generally recognized
That Is the publicity given these Incidents public
iy that is often nothing but pure propaganda for
the manufacture Of misguided public sentiment
The remedy suggested is honest publicity. Finally,
it is suggested that in the course Of time men and
women may be able to come to their senses and
realize the fooEshness of such controversies.
The attorney general then turns to discussion
dangerous and willy bolshevist who has sought the
safety ct America to carry on his pernicious doc
trines and teachings under the guse of patriotism
With regard to so-called political ofenses he
points out that the principle is that wo sovereign
states do net necessarily have the same civil, re-
llgious or political standards of liberty; that enc
nation may abrdge liberty and prescribe penalties
for doing certain forbidden acts, which abridge-
ment is utterly opposed TO the fundamental political
philosophy upon which such other nation exists.
In ether words we are up against the problem of
how 10 deal with the foreigner who comes to our
shores imbucd with strange doctrines and ideals
both OF citizenship and government The solution
pointed out by the attorney general is law enforce
ment-Ihc putting into active use of the statutes
and ordinances now On cur books the treatment
OF an enemy as enemy should be treated the
rgd requirement Of loyalty to cur institutions
Here is the way he pulls il: The government
will endure on the rock CT law enforcement, or it
will perish in the quicksands of lawlcssness.
Those who do mol believe in our government and
The enforcement Of our iaws should 60 10 country
Dhich gives them their peculiar liberty There
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-09-01
sUeGHsTs A REMEDY


NTldul lily OOulleI.J
Florida Just now appears to he in the midst
of a crime wave which has been more or less
prevalent the country over. 1t is strange that so
fair country as ours has to be inflicted with
such lawlessness, but it is good to note that the
officers are diligent and in most cases. have
speedily located and apprehended the guilty. APP
pcation of the penalty in its full sense, and
fewer pardons for those who escape their just
deserts, may go far toward lessening the taking
OF lives in Florida