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La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-09
Las trincheras aIemanas.

Por heridos Y prisioneros lie
gados a Burdeos Sc conocen al
gunos detalles, de como los ale
names Sc atrincheran.
Dicen que estas tienen unos
dos metros de anchura y con la
la terra que Sc SAGA de elias Sc
forma un talud.
A 30 centimetros de la parte
superior hay un reborde donde
Sc apoyan los tiradores.
Las trincheras son abiertas
con un orden metodico Y mucha
rapidez.
Protegidos por ell fuego de la
artillerfa gruesa, los ingenieros
militares alemanes avanzan, lie
vando titles de mango corto.
A cada companfad de ingenieros
sigue I'm furg6n, cargado de he
rramientas de mas peso.
Cada soldado empieza a traba-
jar a cinco metros de distancia
de su companero.
La primera fila de ingenieros
abre la terra yluego llegan otros
que perfeccionan ell trabajo.
En- dos horas es acabada una
trinchera de 200 metros de largo.
Una companfa defende una
trinchera de $50 metros por ter
mino medic.
Como estas companies tienen
al rededor de 300 hombres los
soldados estan muy juntos Y
cuando una granada cae dentro
de una trinchera las perdidas
son enormeS.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-09
Ell MINISTRO Nc AD00.

Procedente de San Diego, DON
de en- representation del Presi-
dente Wilson, inauguro la Expo
sici6n Panama. California, lego
a esta ciudad ell Senior Ministro
del Tesoro, de los EE. UU. acorn
panado de SUI Sonora esposa, hi
ia del presidente de la Rep1bli-
ca, alojandose en- ell Fairmont
Hotel.
Ell Ministro Nc Adoo, ha sido
muy agasajado tanto por la So
ciedad como por las autoridades
sanfranciscanas, la Sra. Nc Adoo
fue objeto de grandes demostra-
clones de aprecio, organiZadas
en- su honor por las diversas aso-
ciaciones de damas, en- esta ciu-
dad.
Ell Ministro visit0 la EXPOSE
ci6n de San Francisco, nantes
tando su admiration por 81 sor-
prendente adelanto y la magni-
ficencia de esa obra colossal: dijo
que transmitirfa al p~residente
Wilson sus impresiones a su re-
greso a Washington, agrego que
esta Exposition tendra por re-
sultado un desenvolvimiento a.
gricola, economico e Industrial
que haran de California uno de
los mas ricos Estados de la Union
Americana.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-09
El Ttprrartn.

Los soldados sumiedo espartan
de la guerra en- el escenario.
Cuando luchan, muriendo cantan
que esta lejos ell Tiperario.
Y en- ell caos de aquel inferno,
en- la cumbre de aquel calvario
canta ell mozo SUI canto tierno:
iQue esta lejos ell Tiperario!
Mientras el va luchando fuerte
una rubia req ell rosario
con la augusta que da la muerte
en- su casa del Tiperario.
Muere ell joven un cuerpo mas
rueda al fondo del gran osario...
LA mujer no vera jamas
a su amante en- ell Tiperario!
Tito Encan.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-09

Hoy abre su Marcia en- ell can
lendario del TEMPO, I'm nuevo
dfa, otra vida; I'm ano mas que
mace sobre los escombros de otro
a~gonlzante, que deja tras de ST.
con caracteres INDELEBLES, hue
Has de sangre, hambre, miserias,
guerras e infortunos por doquier.
Esperemos y confemos en- ell
1915, que empieza va su marcha
en- ell canine escambrozo que lie
dejo ell pasado. Confiemos en-
que este ano nuevo, traiga la paz
Universal; en- que ell concrete en-
general vuelva a seguir su curse
en- ell canine de la prosperidad;
en- que abunden trabajos para
evitar ell hambre, que trae consi-
go, por necesidad muy l6gica,
los crfmenes, robos y suicides;
que en- los hogares vuelva a rel
mar de nuevo la algeria perdida,
y que todos disfrutemos de una
vida tranquila y feliz
Confiemos en- que ell Dragon de
la tormenta, no bata sus me-
gras alas sobre ell 1915l
Confiemos en- que no Sc nos
presente como ell pasado 1914,
que fue la flor de la ruina del CO.
mercio y la del sobre!....
Tengamos fe, y esperemos!
j. M. SOLER.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-09

de hombre, Calendario ell Ca
rolino."
-iCual, ell nieto de la Tonue-
la?
Else mismo, ell nieto de la
Tonuela.
-Pero ST csc no jace ma que
tenia ell pantal6n a la roilla.
Pos csc fue ell que, protegfo
por su ito "Canales'', ell noville-
no que estaba con el, fue ell que
Sc cargo, alternando con ell Ca
nales', dos bichos de dos me-
dias, que nj pintas al temple, ca
mara, vaya un chaval con pupila.
-iPero ESQ como ha podfo ser!
exclamaron ambos compadres
llenos de asombro.
Pos, seg1n a mi me han con-
tao, ell Caroline" esta tambien
disparao por la Salusita, y ell
Chavalillo, seg1n parece, ha dfo
y ha manejao muchas wees ell
percal en- los encerraeros con ell
"Canales'', al enterarse que hoy
Sc disputaban los otros dos pen
dones ell querer de la Salusita
que a Ell nunca lie ha jecho case
por minino, pos Sc fue a la plaza
con "Canales" y al yer la MALTA
faena que Sc estaban cargando
aquellos dos malos chapones,
pos lie pidi6 a su tic que lie jecha-
ra una mano y total que va sa-
ben ustes 10 que ha pasao, pero
10 que no saben ustes es otra CO.
sa, que tie la mar de salero.
-iY que cosa es esa? lie pre-
gunto suavemente ell "Mirrina-
que,"
-iPos Quasi ma! que cuando sa-
II de la plaza 10 primero que vide
fue que en- ell mismo coche en-
que diva la Sal1 con su madre,
diba ell Caroline, y pa mi que
la Salusita dlba jachita jalea con
ell chaval. que 81 sigue ansfn lie
va a hablar de t1 m1 pronto, pero
que m1 pronto al mismisimo
"Machaco."
Y tras decir este tom6 ell 10
DO" una de las copas del cane
no y;
"A la salt dc los chavales va
lientes y con semitic eXclamo a
cercandola a sus sumidos labios
con elegante pulcritud a la vez
que arrojaba una mirada de ir0-
MICA compassion sobre sus amigos
ell zapatero remend0n Y Currito
ell "Mirinaque."
ARTURO REYES.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-09
Esperanto ell Aho Nuevo.

Ell jueves 81 de Diciembre, la
senorita Carmen Paez ofrecio
una reception a sus numerosas
amistades, en- su Residential 1896
Gale Suffer, reinando un verda-
dero contento entire las lindas Sc
noritas y respetables jovenesque
mantuvieron ell amino y la mas
grata cordialidad hasta darle fin
al ano y recibir ell nuevo. Agra
decemos la fna i%nvitaci6n con
que tuvo a bien honrarnos la a.
mabilisima senorita Paez.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-09
VILLA y ZAPATA
Sufren n
Derrota.

Ell PASO. Texas, Enero 7.
A esta poblaci6n han llegado no.
ticias alarmantes de que Villa y
Zapata han sido derrotados en-
Puebla por las tropas que CO.
manda Oregon, pero por 10 exa-
gerado de las mismas es de po-
nerse en- cu~arentena, ademas su
procedencia es de afliaci6n ca
rrancista, En- unos telegramas
Sc asegura que en- la batalla,
Obreg0n hizo uso de go canones
y emple6 treinta mil hombres, y
ell tempo que duro la lucha fue
de seis horas.
Quien escribe semejantes en-
bustes, Sencillamente no sabe 10
que dice, pues un ejercito de
treinta mil hombres, esimposible
que Sc prepare para entrar en-
lucha no va en- horas ST no que
necesita semanas; noventa y dos
canones para ponerlos en- Inca
de combate n~ecesita de dias; en-
fin. una batalla de esas proper
clones Sc va desarollando por
secciones y no en- conjunto, nj
muchO menOS en- seiS hOraS.
Por 10 que Sc We, la susodicha
batalla no debe haber pasado
mas que en- la imagination de los
carrancistas. S~inembargo va Sc
guire tomando datos del mismo
teatro de la guerra.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-09

Sinceridad conyugal.
-jY t1 podrias sobrevivir a la
desgracia de que 20 tie dejase
para siempre?
ESQ de~penderia de 10 que me
dejases.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-09
Vapores para Mexico.

Enero 9.-Vapor Colon, Capt.
tan Paulsen, sale del muelle de
la Gale Lombard para Mazatlan,
Manzanillo Y Salina Cruz.
Vapores del Pacific Mail salen
Enero 12-San Juan para Salina
Cruz.
Enero 20. -Azteca, carga sola-
mente.
Enero &c. City of Para, para
SansBlas.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-09
Hogan de pIaeemes

La Sra. Elena R. de Vasquez,
ha dado a luz una hermosa mini
ia que lIevara por nombre Maria
Laura, Felicitamos al Sr. Matias
Vasquez y esposa, deceandoles
que su chiquita Sc conserve sin
novedad.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-09

Pedro, dime la verdad;
iPor que sindo tn mujer
mas bella que Luclfer,
la nombras cara mitad"?
Tan facil es la respuesta
que cualquiera la hallara;
no es carino deer cara,
es decir, 10 que me cuesta.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-09
Liberia Hispano-A Americana.
Gran Surtido de Llbros

0T"F OU'eIuO US ETpTOS
Agencia de Periodicos, Revistas Espa-
nolas Y Mexicanas. Sc admiten toda
Chase de subscripciones. Sc remite &
domicilio, por correo a todas parties.
Telefono Douglas 1851 720 Broadway Stree, S. F.
Juan Puerta
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-09
Sangre Torera.
COncluye.

flores abrieron un parentesis lu-
minoso en- ell dlario batallar de
los dos ancianos, los cuales du-
rante media bora, por no turbar
ell dulce reposo en- que yaclan,
no osaron hacer alusion al torneo
que en- aquellos instantes debia
tener lugar en- la plaza de toros,
entire los dos aspirantes a la ma
no de la gentil perpetuadora de
la dinastia del .'Pulio"; torneo
que ellos, obrando cuerdamente,
no habfan querido presenciar,
designando como juez y arbitro
al senior Frasquito de Lolo,
Pos va POGO debe tardar Pa
co ell "Lolo" y ganas tengo 20
va que venga pa saber cual es
por fin ell que Sc lleva la palma
dijo por fin ell de la Nicona.
Pa mi por sabio, que Sc la
CANA quien 20 Sc.
-Toma, pa mi 10 mismo, por
sabio quien Sc la lleva.
Comprendiendo ambos 10 NAL
que empezaba ell dialogo, volvie-
ron q callar con las frentes frun-
cidas, y durante una bora ape
mas 81 tornaron a romper ell 81
lencio con alguna que otra pala-
bra ajena a 10 que en- aquellos
INSTANCES mas les interesaba.
Y va empezaban a palidecer
los rayos del sol y a llenarse de
vaga sombra Iuminosa ell patio y
a perder intensidad al azul del
cielo, cuando penetraron al pa
tic ell senior Frasquito, sudoroso
y jadeante, dirigiose hacia DON
de estaban ambos compadres,
diciendoles con voz fatigada, a
la vez que Sc dejaba caer como
desplomado sobre una de las ST.
Has:
-Camara, Y 10 que me teen
ustes que agraecer ell que un aft
cionao como 70 haiga dio a yer
csc par de agachaeras.
Ell 'Miranaque' y ell de la Nj
cona,' que Sc habfan Incorporate
llenos de impaciencia por conocer
las heroicidades de sus respecti-
vos adalides, Sc volvieron a SEN
tar despues de mirarse recipro-
camente con aire un tantico deS-
concertado.
-iDe csc par de agachaeras,
ha dicho uste?-pregunto por
fin con voz insegura ell "Mirina-
que"
-Esto he dicho y 10 sostengo
aqui y en- la estrella polar-ex-
clam6 lleno de indignation ell Sc
mar Frasquito y miranda con ex-
preston de reto a sus amigos.
Y al yer que ninguno de los
dos parecfa dispuesto a rehir en-
tan atlas ATTITUDES continue con
voz menos belicosa:
-Ustes sup6nganse que ell
primer bicho que piso ell reondel
era mismamente una biscotela,
un chotillo que dende que sali6
comenz6 a lamar a su mama pa
que lie desc la denticina; pos
bien, con un bicho asin con los
cuernos de gonna arabiga, mas
inocente que una tortola, con
menor poer que un carnero me-
rino y mas valiente que ell Ci;
con un cotillo de estas jechu-
ras ell "Belenes" jizo tres Wales
de exploration a la luna, y por
1ltimo, pa asesinar al animallto
lie tuvo que jechar una mano ell
Pablo de la TaDoba y ademas lie
pinch6 tres veces en- ell nacimien-
to del rabo jasta que lie dijo sin
cuartos traseros pa arrematarlo
asin de un irnominioso golletazo.
--iY ell "Fragdero''?-pre-
gunt6 ansiosamente ell de la Nj
coma.
No me platique uste de-
"Fraguero;" 20 no lie dire a uste
mas sine que no p1o matar ell
suyo que era un hermanito ge-
melo del otro y que esta noche
90 10 nocor1 oil do 10 Err Cuo on
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-11
HOME, SWEET HOME. "

The largest congregations in
months were at the First Methodist
church yesterday, but Rev Wray
postponed the beginning of the Sc
ries of sermons till next Sunday, Oct.
II, at II a. m. He will preach on
The Marriage License, and at 7:30
p. m. ON How to Choose Husband.
Oct. 81. How to Choose ia Wife.
Misses McRae and Streater will sing
Home, Sweet Home at Ia. m. and
Miss Hazel Williams and Mrs. Caro-
Lynch will sing solos at 1880 p. m.
The laymen's special prayer meet
ing at Capt. Novels last Tuesday
night, was an inspiring occasion. and
Mrs Clark's prayer meeting with
her Sunday school class Friday
evening was a Holk Ghost meeting;
at the regular Wednesday night
prayer meeting Dr. Bevis made a
strong. scriptural and spiritual talk
on the Sunday school lesson
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-11
Sdnteams Entertained
~ WIS. VanSickler

-. 49, land OI the First
n-ptist church met for their regu-
iaE meeting on saturday afternoon
Ihey were then taken to Bellevue
arm the nome OF Mr.. and Mrs
van SicKler, on l.ahr liouln.sworth
Here these thirty-tive little Sun
beams sported IN the brilliant sun
snlne of their most beautiful October
afternoon
Games OF all kinds we're played
on the large lawn, flowers were
gathered by the Like shore. oranges
eaten and tho. picnic supper was
spl cad upoh the grass which all en-
ioyed. II
hen the little ones. tired out with
pay and each little heart happy.
they motOred back to town. For it
va, time for little Sunbeams to shut
their eyes and dream of the good
times past and the good times TO
come and of the sunshine they were
to make in the world.
Miss Rae Reed is the brightest ray
in the Sunbeam Band and is untiring
in her work with the little ones. She
has her reward in the lspe each lit
tie Sunbeam bestows upon their
leader. REPORTER
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-11
lars. Nj. L. Bradley
Entertains at Rock

Mrs. NJ l.. BRADLEY entertained a
number of her friends with rock on
Saturday afternoon at her home, on
East Lime street. This popular game
occupied the guests for the after
noon in a most pleasant manner,
Miss Georgia Pelham making the
highest score, and Mrs. Carl VIII
son the lowest Miss Pelham was
presented with pair OF silk hose
and the consolation, cook book,
was given to Mrs Wilson Delicious
refreshments of ice cream and cake
were then served by the hostess
Those who ATTENDED were Mrs. f. q.
Tweedell, Mrs J NJ. Woods. Mrs.
w. X Jackson. Mrs. c. a. Owens.
Mrs. S +. Jones, Mrs. +. p. Bennett,
Mrs. carl Wilson. Mrs. F A.
Grether. Mrs. Hampton, Mrs. G. r
Southland, Mrs ] F. Wilson, Mrs. r.
II. Terrell, Mrs. & w. Watson. Mrs.
w c. Norvell, Mrs A. b. Lowell, Mrs.
F.. O. Flood, Mrs T. l.. Waring,
Mrs. W. T Mcdwaine and Miss
Georgia Pelham
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-11
CITRUS EXCHANGE
ELECTS new
OFFICERS FOR
COMING YEAR

A meeting of the newly elected di-
i:rectors of the Lakeland Citrus
Growers Association was held this
morning, and the following officers
of the association were elected: Pres
ident, j. c.. Swindel; vice president,
! August Biewer; secretary and man.
ager, E. L. Kinney. A resolution
was adopted by the directors recon-
mending that the manager employ
bookkeeper who is m no way affiliat-
ed with the association or connected
with it in any way.
| This action follows the meeting of
the members of the association held
Saturday. at which meeting all of
the old board of directors resigned.
and new board was elected, the
personnel of which is as follows: f.
l.. Kinney. j. G.. Swindel August
Biewer, T. s. Clifford. and T. J.
Fraley Those composing the retir-
ing board were H. j. Drane. J. f.
uTlHlu, d - SWlhucii, Il II. hlT-
ney and G. f. Southland
The meeting resulted in more
harmonious feeling on the part of
the Exchange membership, and pros
poets for very successful season are
bright The membership of the
Lakeland Exchange is larger than
ever before, about 81 new members
having been added since last season
While only about Is per cent. of
crop is anticipated in the State, the
EXCHANGE methods of marketing in
sures top prices to the growers in
its ranks.
At the meeting Saturday, which
was largely attended, the growers
had the pleasure of listening to re-
marks by l.. D. Jones, manager of
the Florida Citrus Exchange; Mr.
King. sales manager of the Califor-
MIA Exchange. and Mr.. w. Y. Car
ter. of this place, who made an in
teresting talk on the cooperative
purchase of fertilizer.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-11

meeting of the directors of
Btate Bank, held Saturday night.
F. E. Sternberg was elected
|of the directors of this institu-
to fill the unexpired term of the
Mr. p B. Haynes. Mr.. Stern
came to Lakeland from Fort
|son, Iowa, last spring, invested
pal estate and at once decided to
Lakeland hts permapent home.
fine gentleman, progressive
Pm, and the State Bank is to be
fatulated on having him on it's
|torate.
/ and Mrs. C. Rucker Adams
FED this morning from Chicago,
pre- being warmly Welcomed by
host of Lakeland friends. They
taken a room al ne fremont
where they win 81 at home to
friends. While away this
PER, Mr.. and Mrs. Adams booked
splendid Chautauqua talent and
Pthusiastic ovessehe5 outlook for
greatest Chautauqua Lakeland
fver had. They have a chain
antauQuas in Florida, but make
and their headquarters; In fact
consider Lakeland their home,
pre- glad to get back as their
Is are to see them.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-11
LAKELAND PROPERTY
INVOLVED IN TAMPA SUIT

| j. p. Dyal, D. w. Ross and S.
Fl. Whittemore, well known real es-
tate dealers with offices in the Amer
| lean National Bank Building, were
presented in Justice Joe Hanna's
, court yesterday on charges of embez-
Element, preferred by W. X. Zewad-
ski, Jr. The amount involved is
$4,000, which Mr.. Zewadski charges
is due him on mortgage on prop
erty owned by the defendants in
Lakeland.
Mr.. Zewadski alleges that when
the mortgage became due, on Sep
TENDER Ia, the defendants informed
him that they had arranged to Dor
row money to pay off the obligation,
and asked that he give them a salts
faction to mortgage for the amount.
They explained that if they had this
paper with them, when they went to
lakeland, they could have the title
to the property cleared secure the
money. and pay it over to Mr. Ze-
wadski when they returned to Tam
pa. According to Mr. Zewadski.
when the satisfaction to mortgage
was given to the defendants. they
Immediately had it recorded at Bar
tow, the county seat of Polk county.
The plaintiff claims that he has been
unable to secure an accounting for
the money. or to get possession of
the property involved.
After the testimony had been TAX :
Ell in the case yesterday. NJ. B.
Macfarlane of Macfarlane & Chan
cey, attorneys for the defendants.
moved to quash the case, as no evil
dence had been offered to prove en-
bezzlement. In opposing this motion, |!
Mr.. Iwadski cited several court de- /,
cisions that embezzlement could be !
charged. where there was involved "a |
paper which it would be forgery for |
the defendants to sign
The motion was taken under |
advisement by Justice Hanna. who
will announce his decision this I
morning at 10 o'clock Tampa Tri-
bune.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-11
In Society

n
MRS N. W, Walter Bates Entertained
at At Auction in Honor 'A1'u
u Miss Maye Boyd
waiter H. Bates was the
j., a. d pretty card party Satur-
nay afternoon when she entor,oi,a,
AZ auction in honor Of Miss No.
nosd' of Palatka.
Mrs Bates lovely new bomo NO..
attractively arranged the oo Was
ss.. e Vi green and gold being eff
iectiVely carried out in rho dooa
ooWiS OF goldenrod adorning
'"oles' mantel and staircase
mere were three tables &c oo..
"' oie OF rock, and at the concm-
s.on Vi me games it was found that
MISS Hazel Williams had made the
score and she was given a
prasS basket filled with soldenrod
ne nooby, tiny candle. went IN
hrs. VIM. Steitz. The guest nrize
N
DOCK was presented to Miss Rovd
Iulng the afternoon the euests
enjoyed some brilliant piano nnm-
oers given by Mrs. Roscoe skinner
ana Miss Boyd. who are exceptionaI-
y accomplished pianists
Delicious refreshments were served
~ the hostess, who was assisted in
serving by her little daughter Cleo
ma, and Virginia McIllwaine.
Those who had the pleasure Of
spending the afternoon with Mrs
bates We're Misses Maye Boyd. Doro-
my Bates, Heloise Bower Hazel
W Villains, Mary McRae, Ada padrick
Elizabeth Pritchett, Margaret
Southard' Aileen McRae, Mrs. Ros-
coe skipper, Mrs. NJ F.. Hetheripg-
ton Mrs. o. VI Eaton, Mrs VIM
H'eitz and Mrs. 7. l. Woods.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-11

The Lakeland Farmers Club will
meet on Saturday Oct. l6, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Fidler.
on Lake Hunter.
The subject for discussion, "The
Sanitary Home" Mrs. Schurmann.
Mrs. Scarr and Mrs. Swicegood will
be in charge of the program.
F. V. VANSICKLER, Secretary.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-11

iss verda Thompson, Polk Coun-
tanning Club agent, left today
Gainesville to attend the State
ting of Canning Club Agents.
object is the agricultural study
omato and other garden crops.
O. B. Martin, of Washington;
McKimon, State agent of North
lima, besides the experiment sta
staff. will give instructions.
McKimon has had great sue
in the marketing side of club
Miss Thompson is anticipat-
a most pleasant and profitable
Jon.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-11

his majority. years struggle toiu
lie tale. and the star goes into the
newspaper graveyard. that newt
an, uct. one or the other OF two
sheets where there i room for but
che The marked success OF WIZ
Hetherington, who is considefapl!
yam ger than any other newspaper
rdj;or or publisher in the state, IS
.rat:fyma TO his friends and school
,,,to. If this civ. whore he grew
-, and rec lived his education. grad
mating from the Lakeland lilsh
ohool a year ago last May
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-11

llade City Star has perma-
set, having been bought out.
STOCK and barrel, by Will Heth-
on no has absorbed it with
ado city Banner. The former
e'cr Of the Star leaves the
so'' to Brooksville. It has
W. known to newspaper men
i''r vas not sufficient business
lily for two newspapers.
n opposition resolved itself
h2'ter of the survival of the
Ni'Aough the owner of the
iaa onducted that paper in
VT. for over ten years, and,
ling the fact that young
ihS' n has not yet reached
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Furnished by the Security Abstract
and Title Co., Barlow, Fla.

ana TITLE CO., Barlow, Fla.
Oct Z, 1915
+. NJ Tooke to Maud f.. Dickin-
son.
C. II. Dickinson and wife to f
M. Tookes
Peace Valley Farms Co. to R. d.
Wolfe.
citizens Bank and Trust Co. t.
Georcc A. stephens
Citizens Bank and Trust Co. to
Mapes Formula and Per Co.
j. l.. d. Blevans, Jr, and wife
to Corrie j. Eubanks
j. A. Brown and wife to Carl
Coleman.
r.. II. Omohundro ct al to j. A.
Brown
Robt J.. Applewhite to Theresa
Sullivan.
j. A. Pollard and wife to j. w.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-11

r and Mrs. J. p. Getzen have
rned from an extended visit to
Getzen's old home at Dyers-
:. Tennessee. WI lille away Mrs.
zen was the honoree at a num-
of brilliant social affairs, her
bping made most pleasant by
host of friends there.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-11

Q Q . Q Q q Q Q q Q o Q {. Q
Broncho Billy at the Airdome to-
night In a funny comedy, entitled
Bachelor Baby.
Tonight at the Airdome that great
picture in the mountains, entitled
Ihe Maid of the mountains, Ieatur-
ing Louise Vale in the title role.
This is two reel feature showing
the stubborn jealousy of the noun
taineers.
Mrs. Jars Auction Bridge, at the
Airdome tonight. This is one of the
famous Jarr's family series, and Is
really funny.
Throughout the country Neal of
the Navy is proving to be the most
interesting serial ever produced The
Majestic shows the second episode
tonight.
Halligan and Cosby will remain at
the Majestic all this week.
The Majestic has nothing to give
away. but it is going to sell you the