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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-12

pitching staff and Frank Frisch on
crutches. The St. Louis Cardinals.
most impressive hitting club in
baseball. are 10 face the Pirates In
St Louis minus Fourier. LAWN
and Mueller.
Some Of the Pirates told me in
Hot Springs that they expected to
take the Cards for six OF the eight
games to be played early In the
race. They have right good
chance to make good their threat
now.
The Boston Braves. strengthened
by Koepf and Marquard. open
sleepy Hollow with the Phorlorn
PhiIs and should profit exceeding
W thereby. while the Chicago Cubs
and the Cincinnati Reds, opening
on Garry Hermanns lawn, are a
toss-up. Both are second division
ball clubs. the Cubs by deteriora-
ton but the Reds by preference ap-
parently, The latter traded away
their infeld strength and now are
vammering because Pitcher John
Scott has a lame arm They would
have got the worst Of that Boston
deal If Scott had four arms.
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BOWLING
: : -''' SCORES

The scores of the Twin city Bowl
ing League for the week ending
April 4. on the Lyric Bowling Alleys,
East F,hica,y0.
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PLAY BALL"
CRY ON ALL
DIAMONDS
BY DAVIS J. WALSH
international News Service
shorts EdftOrO


NEW YORK. April y. ~ Fifty
years ago today. the pioneer of the
baseball writing profession sat him
self down and penned the immor-
tai:
Play baHt'
It was original then, The only
trouble is that all too many of his
journalistic grandsons think it IS
original now. In effect, they greet
the opening Of the major league
baseball season IN the same typo
graphical tone of voice. year after
year. and seem to feel that they are
letting the wcrld in on an exclusive
morse of news
AS matter Of fact, only few
odd millions have been aware for
months that major league baseball
gets away running in eight big
cities today But they must be told
a bout it just the same
The law Of averages insists that
only four clubs in each league can
grace the 6-st division by night
fall. but we viii not essay to pick
the winners IN today's games. It
can't be done. All that IS known
is that some OF the logical con
tenders are not in the best Of con
dition.
The worlds champion Giants. for
example. open on the Polo grounds
with the Dodgers with an uncertain
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HAMMOND
BOWLING

BY winning two genes from the
lowly Sfhloer team. Dan Enright's
Perrin bowling team still leads the
league by 2 margin Of one game
over the McCools Tho lead VIII he
hard to overtake, inasmuch as there
is only one more series before the
season closes, However. there is u
chance for the McCools to nose out
the Perrins providing Abe Chayken
Colonial five can take the leaders
two games IN their match Wcdnes-
day night. If this should happen.
the McCools viii have to take the
Nadgemans into camp.
In last Mondays bowling the
teams showed real form and some
neat games were shot. The NcCoors
took two games from the NJ e. Boot
Jack Whelan was high for the win
uers with total or 572 naples.
Woegles led the losers with $40 pins
The McCools SHOT high team game in
the opening with 630 naples. thus
beating the Colonials who were
high with 622.
The Marks Clothiers sewed up
third place in the league when the
team took three games from Charlie
Martins Sommer's Rec. Batchler
shot high pins for the winners with
Sos. Cook was a close second
With 500. Charlie Martin was high
point getter for the lcosers with 53l
naples.
Abe Chayken's Colonial team took
the Nadgeman team for two games,
thus giving them a good chance for
fourth place. Chayken led the Co
lonials with 500 naples
Elmer Hall still holds high score
with 257. Jack Murray is second
with 246. and Woods and Nelson are
tied for third with 2$6.
The scores of Monday plghts
bowling:
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''oung Sharkev Puts K. O.
m Rivers in One Round.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. April r. Young
yarkey. the local hantamweight.
locked out Young joe Rivers q
1icago in the first round here.
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CD.
CITIES ARE:
REPRESENTED
IdiaRapOIis Gun Club to
Stage Annual State Trap
Shoot Matches

Indiana amateur trap shooters In
Featv Eoosier cities, among them
verai from Lake county, are pre-
4ring for the annual state trap
DOT matches which are to be shot
the traps of the Indianapolis Gun
ub. five miles west Of the city on
ay Is to I9. inclusive, The state
i-round title. amateur champion
lip and doubles competition, are
e three titles at stake in the an
Ial shoot.
Shooters representing gun clubs IN
,ru. Marian. Valparaiso. Boone
rove. Gary, whiting Huntington.
sgansport. Goodland Lafayette.
edmond. Vincennes, Elkhart. VOL
IT, Danville, Oxford, Upton and
sonvllle ere scheduled to partici-
ne in the shoot c. II. Ford. the
esent state amateur champion
cots weekly on this Indianapolis
APPS and expects to retain the state
lie.
GREAT LAKE ZONE SHOOT
In addition to tho state tourna-
snt. the Indianapolis Gun Club will
host for the Great Lake zone
DOT early in August. Trap shoot
from Ohio. Illinois, Missouri.
wa Minnesota, Wisconsin. dichi-
N and Indiana will compete and it
expected nearly 2,0oo shooters
II face the traps n this event.
State champions from those eight
ates viii be opposed by the best
ooters in the states. Seth Klein.
the indianapolis Gun Club board
I directors, Is president Of the
eat Lakes Zone Association and
lll be head OF the committee di-
citing the shoot Art Riser. Of
Iris. Ill. n member Of the local
ab. was the high man in the anna
ur ranks in 1921 He will partici-
.te in the zone and state shoots.
is said.
To take care OF tho two cham
bnship events this year the Indi-
iapolis Gun Club VIII add a new
ap.
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REFRESH MEMORY WITH
The OLD FISH LAW

fisher is to throw back any bass or
hiuegills he happens to catch While
nshing for pickereL
a fishing license is not required
by resident to fish in his own coun-
" or an adjoining county. a non
resident fisherman must pay 81 for
a license.
Many seem 10 have the idea that
it is illegal to fish with light at
night. 4 scrutiny OF the laws shows
nothing against it. There is a law
against using light such as an cleo
trlc bulb below the surface Of the
water, but using a lamp on shore or
on boat is all Fisht.
Set lines cannot be used in lakes.
but the law says nothing against
using them in rivers and streams.
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COBB CAN'T PLAY
IN FIRST BATTLE

CLEVELAND. o. April IL. Ty
Cobb. manager Of the Tigers. prob
ably viii be unable to get into the
opening game here today. The
Georgia Peach injured his leg dur
ing one of the exhibition games.
Mayor Kohler viii throw the first
ball Coveleskie Is Manager Speak
er's choice for the hurting assign
ment with Nunemakcr doing the re-
ceiving, Oldham and Bassler were
the pair Detroit expected to usher
in The season.
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FRENCH LICK
GETS annual.
GOLF. TOURNEY
/ Il d i a Il a Association
Names Week of August
18th for Championship
Play.

The annual tournament % the ln-
diana state Golf Association VIII be
held the week OF August Il ON the
rev eighteen hole course ~ the
French Lick Springs Golf Club site
aated In the Orange county hills two
m5les from French LAX. The date
was fixed at & meeting at the CLAY
pool hotel IN Indianapolis of the
officers Of the association and rep
fesentatives Of various clubs.
The association accepted the i'm
vitation Of the French Lick Springs
club ut the 1891 tournament. which
was held ON the links Of tile South
Bend Country Club. II was extend
"a By Thomas p. Taggart president
and general manager Of the French
Lick Springs Hotel Company and all
SO president of the golf cluo.
ON NIL COURSE
The tournament this year VIII be
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-12
OUR FIGHT
DECISIONS

Decisions Of boxing representatives
are.
At Eugene Criqui knocked
out Ben Callcott 80.
At Terry Martin beat Joe
Lynch (lo)- Jimmy White beat
Mike Paulson GOD.
AZ san Antonio, Texas-Kid E'os-
ter beat Young Abe Atten C2).
At Galveston, Texas-Tony Caponi
fough, draw with l<ayo Mars (l2).
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ON HIIL COURSE

The tournamant this year VIII b
leld on tho lin course OH which the
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-12-15

! loosing a solid week, much to the an
noyance of friend fertilizer.
Whoot Owl came out into the
moonlight to make a series of whoOts
while there was whooting moon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Walker of Bos,
ton, arrived Sunday and will spend
the winter here. They are ocIIpy-
ing the Rutter house, bay view
Others in the party are Mr.. and Mrs.
Oloton, of Maine.
There are other citrus orcau122-
tions, but the from -tree-to-mouth
syndicate is the one in which friend
tourist says he is interested.
The residents of Solana are look
ing forward to better roads, aud with
the assistance of the County Commis-
sioners there will be some real prog
ress. There is no doubt but that
with the loop drive improved So!anA
will start in on a new boom with ad-
Others also arriving, Mr.. and Mrs
Foggy Morning from some place or
other.
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Conference Year Closes

With last Sunday, Methodists
throughout the greater part of Flor
ida (FlOrida west of the Appalachi-
cola belongs to the Ala ALBANIA confer
ence) closed the year. and Rev How
ard Dutill, pastor of the local church
completed his year and is now in at
tendance upon the annual conference
at Tampa. The year has been a year
of organizing for more efficient work
in the time to come This is the
third year for the Punta Gorda
church, as a station with a full time
pastor, and the church has advanced
from 5000 mission of three years
ago to $1,5OO station this year.
The pastor reports salary paid in full
and total financial report of ap-
$500 A complete new
organization of the lay-members has
been effected under supervising
board called the Board of Lay Ac-
tlvities, made up of the following of
hcials of the church: Robert T
Carleton, lay-leader, chairman of the
board; The pastor in charge; Mrs. D.
\. Mcqueen, president, w. NJ. s:
Mrs. c. V. Davis, chairman, Social
Service Committee; Mrs. NJ. F. Sis
trunk, chairman, Evangelistic Com
mittee; jerome Waltmire, chairman.
Stewardship and Titheing Commit
lee; j. Fl. Hancock, chairman. Lay
Speakers Committee; Miss Hester
Douglass, chairman, Christian Educa-
ton. The Board of Lay Activities is
correlated with like board in dis
trlct, annual and general conference
Of the church. Plans re on foot for
the completion of the handsome edt-
flee in 1923.-Church Reporter.
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RE SOLUTION

WHEREAS tbp Ro,rd ,F ~ w
missioners Of Cboriotta VI Oouhty Com
deem it cxpedicnt and tn 4Taly, tHa Florida.
ost nr ,iI FSu' O"iSu' anu TO the best inter-
of said coInty foG ~. iSSuS @ county Bonds
ing state Road Nun,bor Li,.g VI HnProV-
county. commcnrinr -, t u'IouSh Sald
OF Sarasota cpInt,. r,bor, ,"GIy me
Number xiv nrter. ",,lt'II Sald Road
and continue aIarc 60 ~ fi'"I, rtIe ,"tIe county,
Five across CbarIoIta - iNood Number
by way of punta G',,d. ''", oTi piluSe and
said Road NIunhar Ei,,I %'''u % lnThce along
ty line. bv payina or Lar4 ~ lng lee 'oun-
Road 'N,n,ha, W. W ''7'u SurIacIng said
THEREFGBU w, ,,r r,,,-,..
the Board nr Co,,r,,i -, hENoL-N ED by
CbarIntte c,,,,,,t, "Gm'E commissioners Of
it cNDcdient and tn tba has, r't'S ",''Il
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NOTICE OF ELECTION

Whereas, the Board of County Com
mlssloners OF Charlotte county. Florida
mas passed a resolution showing that
they deemed it eXpedient and to the best
interest of said county to issue county
bonds in the sum of two hundred thou
sand dollars ($2O0,00O) for the purposes
as set forth in said resolution
Therefore notice is hereby given that
an election is hereby called to be held
by the legal voters of said county on the
goth day of February. A D. 1928. at the
several voting precincts in said county
where the last general election was held
to determine by majority of the legal
voters OF said county, voting at said cleo
uon, whether county bonds shall be is
sued by the Board of County Commits
sloners of Charlotte county, Florida in
the sum of two hundred thousand dol
lars (S200, ,000)
The form of the ballots at such cleo
ton shall be For Bonds" or Against
Bonds and the County Commissioners
of said county shall appoint the inspec-
tors OF election for each precinct in said
county.
This notice of election shall be publish
ed as provided for in Section 1884 General
Statutes of Florida.
Upon motion duly seconded the fore
going notice was adopted by the Board
of County Commissioners of Charlotte
county. Florida, on this the 9th day of
December, 1922.
R. S. WINDHAM. Chairman of Board
OF County Commissioners of Charlotte
county. Florida. (SEAL)
Attested r. G. BLOUNT, Clerk. 49,
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NOTICE

All creditors, legatees, distributes and
all persons having claims or demands
against the estate of William A. Jack.
deceased, are hereby required to present
them to the undersigned John r. Jack.
as administrator of the estate of William
A. Jack. deceased, at Punta Gorda, Flor
lda, within two years from the publica-
ton of this notice, and are hereby warn
ed that upon failure to present the same
within said period they will be barred by
law. Dated this Sth day of December,
1922.
JOHN X. JACK, Administrator of the
estate of William A Jack, deceased
Wallace Chadman, attorney for the
administrators asst
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ITEMS OF INTEREST TO
THE COLORED PEOPLE

The academy was presented a mum
Der OF very nice magazines by Mrs
Pauline Coleman for which we re
turn many thanks.
Arthur Sinclare has bought from
Mack Gaulman. a cottage near the
academy and has added a new ROOF
and coat of paint to it which ad-
ded much to its appearance. All are
wondering who the housekeeper is tC
be-
Mrs. Marie Curtis, who has been
confined to her room for several
weeks, is yet sick. She is being
nursed by Mrs. Marie Miller. We
trust she will soon be on the road to
permanent recovery.
The ninth and tenth grades had a
spelling contest Friday resulting in a
victory for the ninth which was won
by Maurice Bailey.
The honor roll for the week fol-
lows: Fourth grade: Amos Thomas.
Abe Sanders Fifth grade: Albert
Williams. Sixth grade: Lily Mae
Redish. H uldy Andrews. Loney
Thomas, Daniel Smith, Harry An
drews, Rogers Bagley. Seventh
grade: Alfred Evans, Shellie Slay,
Odessa Redish. Eighth grade Cath
crime Andrews, Bernice Andrews, AL
fred Evans. Ninth grade: Maurice
Bailey.
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SOLANA NEWS

The walk-to-town-club being of :
charitable disposition gave the road
way to the super-six; for the youne
lady who rides in the front seat haC
the wheel, and being alone, and two.
hours behind supper time, it was the
good work on our part to put on the
DINNER and pull off to the side until
her dust settled. Honk! Honk,
You're right Cap, little of that
last summer shower-yet sir. a little
right now would do a power of good.
Mrs, Maude NJ. Dewitt and son
coming from Aurora, Illinois, are the
guest OF her parents DR.. and Mrs.
MuIholland, bay view. Mrs. Dewitt
Is a former resident of Solana.
Well, what then? Why a seed
stuffed with an high-explosive mat
ter for busy little antie. Boom, A
killed-and not tear.
In our Christmas garden. snan
bean and head lettuce are the first
TO go over the top. Parsnip forgot
ITS first name and had to run back
home to see the seed catalogue thus
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
DEED UNDER SECTION SIS OF THE
GENERAL STATUTES

Notice is hereby given that George
Chahoon, purchaser of Tax Certificate
no. 1854, dated the 9th day of Septem-
per. a. D., 1920, has filed said certificate
IN my office and has made application for
tax deed to issue in accordance with law
sad certificate embraces the following
described property, situated in Charlotte
county, Florida, to-wit: Lot T. Block |
South Cleveland. The said land being as
SeSsed at the date Of the issuance of such
certlhcate in the name of d. l.. Skinner
Unless said certificate shall be redeemed
according to law, tax deed will issue
thereon on the Srd day of January, A. D.
Witness my official signature and seal
ms the 2Sth day Of November, A. D.
~ - lSeaD r. c. BLOUNT
Florida. 49, e.
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IN CIRCUIT COURT nth JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, CHARLOTTE OUNTY
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY

IN CIRCUIT COURT nth JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, CHARLOTTE OUNTY
FLORIDA. IN cHANCERY.
| Mary l.. Sandlin,
VS.. Bill to Quiet Title.
Joseph Ramsdale Maria
| w, BoswOrth, Et. AL
| To Joseph Ramsdale, Maria w Bosworth.
| co-detendants in the above entitled cause.
You are hereby notified that a bill of
complaint has been filed against you bv
Mary l.. Sandlin, complainant herein in
tue office of the clerk of the circuit court
OF Charlotte County, Florida and it ap-
pearlng by the affidavit of complainant fill
ed IN said cause that your residence is un-
known to attiant, that there is no person
IN the state of Florida upon whom the
service OF subpoena can be made that
would be binding upon either of YOU and
that you are both over the age of twenty
one years. 1t is thereupon ordered that
you and each of you appear at the office
OF the clerk of the circuit court in Punta
Gorda, Charlotte County Florida, on the
9th day of February, 1928, at 10 O'Clock
a. m. same being the rule day to answer
Sald bill of complaint.
1t Is further ordered that this order
pe punished in the Punta Gorda Herald
weekly newspaper published in Punta
Gorda, Charlotte County. Florida for
elght consecutive weeks prior to the ruIe
day in February. 1928
Given under my hand and seal at Pun
ia Gorda, Florida, on this the 27th dav
of November, 1922 (SENIS
X: C. BLOUNT, Clerk of Circuit Court
charlotte County, Florida
by Mary Hagan d. c.
j.. II, Hancock, II. j. Spence. COM |
'''''''''''' : 9ol'c''orS. Act
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NOTICE

All creditors, legatees, distributes, and
all persons having claims or demands
against the estate of William Henry
Quednau, deceased. are hereby required
To present them to the undersigned
Margaret p. Quadnau, as Administrative
OF the estate of the said William Henry
Quednau, deceased. at Punta GOrda. Flor
ida, within two years from the publca-
ton of this notice. and are hereby warn
eu that upon failure to present the same
W"nin said period they will be barred by
law.
MARGARET p. QUEDNAIr Admints-
tratriX of the estate of William Henry
Quednau. deceased.
Wallace Chadman. attorney for admin
istratriX. asst
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-12-15
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

You are hereby notified that the under =
signed, administrator of the estate of M.
b. Mizelle, will make his final settle
ment with the County Judge of Char
lotte County Florida, on the 7th day of
February, 1922, and will on said day make
application to said Judge for final dis
charge. R. NJ GRANTHAM Admins
TRAITOR of the estate of M B. MizelIe.
47-10t T&T
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NOTICE
Stockholders MeetInq

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the First
National Bank of u ia Gorda, will be
held in the Banking house in Punta Cor
da, Florida, on Tuesday. January the
9Th 1929 at o'clock p. m. for the cleo
tion of a board of directors and the trans
action of such other business as may be
legally brought before the said meeting
d. /. SN lNNEI, Cashier IS-4t
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MCCALL

The writer hasn't seen any news
from our little town in some time
and decided the regular correspond
ent was thinking about other things
more important and let the time slip
by to write us up, so hence this fee
BILE effort.
We are having some lovely wealth
er lately, but not winter by any
means.
A. A. Gartman is shipping beans
from his farm near the city right
along. He also has some fine radish
and mustard growing.
Mrs. Densten and son, Roy. have
moved in with Deacon for the win
ter and We hope for much longer
period.
Allen Gurganious spent the week
with home folks last week and his
visits are always welcome as he is a
favorite with us all
w. A. Bell is doing rushing busi-
ness at Southland, with his fishing.
He is gone early and late and reports
business good.
Miss Lounita Goff spent the week
end with her aunt, Mrs. Ella Goff.
Misses Evelyn Richards and Ethel
Goulding, of Vineland, were well
come visitors to our town Saturday.
We are glad to see Mrs. P. A.
Baker out again after L brief illness.
Harry Clark Densten, of Baltimore.
Nd. is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Densten.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Gurgainous
went to Tampa last Weekend to visit
the latter's relatives and report
very pleasant trip. They also visit !
ed relatives in Brooksville while
away.
y party of Southland folks spent
sunday up the river on a picnic and !,
1monS those invited from Mccall
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bell, Mr..
lnd Mrs. Ed Mills and Oscar Mills.
Miss Nettie Conawav. Of vinaIand
lsited her sisto,. Mr.. p n.,la'
lere last week.
Leon 5. Gurgaoioue of Wallace N
T.. but formerly of this nIaco is visit
ne his brother and stster-in-law Mr.
nd Mrs D w Cnraontons ro- .'i :
ew days .
Mr.. and Mrs + A provoo,, -
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NOTICE
Stockholders Meetino

Notice is hereby given that the an
nuaI meeting of the stockholders of The
Fidelity Trust Company. of Punta Gorda.
Florida. will be held in the banking
house in Punta Gorda, Florida, on Thurs
day, January the 4th. 1928 at O'Clock.
p. m, for the election of a board of direc-
tors and the transaction of such other
business as may be legally brought be-
fore the said meeting. J. Z. SKIPPER.
secretary 4S-4t
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| ampa Tribune
Popular

Every month shows a steady
increase in the number of Flor
IDA people who are becoming
permanent readers of the Tam
pa Morning Tribune. PEOPLE
who have been reading the
Tribune for the past twenty
eight years say there's some
thing about it that takes"
and holds" and that it soon
becomes just as essential as
their meals. These same peo-
people and others say they can
always depend on every scrap
of news of any interest any-
where to show up first in the
Tribune. Our 18O Florida
CORE pom d ents and the
full night and day service of
the Associated Press takes care
Of that. The Tribune is by far
the most widely read newspa-
per in South Florida and is the
representative paper of the
state. Rates are only $500 by
the year; $4.00 for six months;
$500 for three months; 75c
for one month. Daily ONLY
rates $500; $500; $3.50; 6Oc.
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The legion, the chief division of
the Roman army, consisted of about
o'oOO men on foot and a contingent
Of cavalry.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-12-15

Agriculture is the noblest of all
alchemy; for it turns earth and even
manure into gold, comforting upon
its cultivator the additional reward
of Selected.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-12-15

The Japanese never wish their
wives good morning"
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-12-15

The English law prohibits man
from marrying his mOther-in-law.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-12-15

The total length Of the worlds
railways is estimated at half a bill
lion miles.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-12-15

The cocaine user is never hungry.
and can 90 from five to ten days
without sleep.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-12-15

The art Of timing plate is said
to have been invented in Bohemia in
the sixteenth century.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-12-15

There are 100000 diabetes in the
United States.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-12-15

The Egyptians did not wea
boards; the Assyrians did.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-12-15

An estimate of the total cost of the
World war to all participants is
$223,4i1,0OO,0OO
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-12-15

Many experiments have shown that
liquid hydrogen is by far the lightest
of all known liquids.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-12-15
BITS OF FACT

Tortoises and turtles have no teeth.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-12-15

The eyes of snails and slugs are
perched right on the ends of their
feelers, so that they can look in every
direction without moving.