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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-06

inconsistencies mientTas batallaban, en-
medic DC horrible humareda, por local.
zar q fuego en- Ia bodega No. 3, don
dc habia empezado. Tambien SC hi
cieron grandes esfuerzos por reeobrar
ell cadaver de Alfredo Kundic, quien
asfxiado por Ia densa humareda, eay6
por una de las aberturas que eondueen
a las bodegas.
Las ambulaneias de los hospitales
suizos, iudios, metodistas, episeopales,
noruegos Ia secci6n de muieres moto-
ristas llenarense de bomberos, mari
nos y soldados que eran llevados a los
diferentes hospitales, en- los que, des-
pues de haberseles practicable los pri-
meros auxilios sc eneontr6 que ninguno
peligraba. Las perdidas Sc cstiman en-
$l.OOO.OOO Ell fuego habia sido domi.
nado las Il dc Ia noche, pero no dci6
de consumir toda la bodega No 3. Fl
buque estaba atestado de heno. dulces
Y avena.
Cuando sc dierou las primeras alar-
mas el departamento dc bombas envi6 en-
seguida un eontingente. Poeos momen.
tos despues, llegaba el jefe con los
primeros aparatos para sofocar el in
cendio. Densas nubes lie hume, produ.
cidas por q heno que sc quemaba, en-.
volvian el buque; las llamas amenaza-
ban cada momento comunicarse
la otra bodega, donde habia una gran
eantidad de gasolina v aeeite crudo.
I'll comandante, J. II. Mac Donald.
que estaba a cargo del transporte, man
do a Ia tripulaci6n a sus respectivos
puestos, y ayudada, por varios miem.
bros dc Ia Reserva Naval, combatia
rudamente por sofocar el ineendio. Mr..
Langan, jefe de las Camisetas "Ro.
jas, die una segunda alarma 2 hizo
frazer al buque extinguidores de incen-
dios.
Mientras tanto el iefe Kundie, con
otros mas, habia puesto una escalera
que alcanz6 al tercer puente y mand6
chorros de aqua trav6s dc Ia com.
puerta. Una gran cantidad de humo
envOlvi6 Rundie, dejandolc casi as.
ixiado. Al pertler el eonocimientO, Sc
desprendi6 de la escalera con tan ma
la suerte, que fue a eaer por Ia aber-
tura de Ia compuerta, rebOtando en- un
madcro.
Langam, con sus hombres, trabai6
con heroismo para salvar Kundie. FL
Y muchos de sus eOmpaherOs eayeron
sin sentido.
La Capitana Margarits Ogiloy, de
la ''SOciedad de Muieres Motoristas'
v muehas otras intentaban pressar los
primeros auxilios aquellos hombres.
Muchos volvieron a trabaiar, pero otros
fueron conducidos a los hospitales.
Cuando el jefe Mr.. Langam recupe.
r6 ell conocimiento, pudo notiiicar al ie.
fe o ,Hara que Sc le habia desapareci.
DO un alfler de brillantes, que valia /
SS50.OO v $50 en- billetes. Los detecti.
YES de Brooklyn inyestigan el caso.
Con Ia ayuda del buque para incen-
dios Sc logr6 sofocar las llamas, y se
pudo sacar el cadaver de Kundic, quien
tenia el craneo fraetutadO por In eaida,
v aunque habia aspiradO gran eantidad
de hume, mientras estaba ineonscieatc,
no estaba quemado.
Despues de muehas hOras, Sc pudo /
sofOcar Ell fuego, sin haberse prendido
Ia gasolina y cl aceite. Los bombcros
continuaron en- "a ruda labor toda IA
noehe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-06
DIFERENcIA ENTIRE Los .GoBIER-
NOS BoLsHEvIKIs
tTraduociOnes de EEL MuNDo'O

Serias difcultades han surgido entire
los "soviets'' de Moscou, dirigidos por
Lenine Y los "soviets'' de Petrogrado,
dirigidos por Trotzky. Ell motive de las
.desavcnencias debese a la proposition
que hieierOn las naeiones de la "En-
tente" de, celebrar una conferencia en-
las islas Principe.
Aseglrase que Lenine esta dispuesto
a aceptar las cOnferencias, apOyandose
en- el estado eeon6mico de Russia.
Trotzky cs de opinion que no Sc acep-
ten, pues alega que la ocupaci6n de
Ukrania les suministrara alimentos y
cOmbustibles en- grado sumo.
TrOtzky, ministrO de la guerra, esta
enyiando tOdas las tropas disponibles a
Ukrania.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-06
100000 DE PERDIDAs EN- UN
FUEoo A BoRDo DE UN
TRANsPoRTE

En- el fvsgo de las bOdegas del trans
porte "R. I. Luckenback," del Ser
viciO Naval de Transportes, ancladO en-
el muelle mo. l, de Brooklyn, pere-
ci6 un bombero Y muchos Otros esca-
paron con, serias quemaduras. Ademas
numerOsosl pOlieias y marines eayerOn
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-06
Pedro Angel CEBoLLERo.
Ru 8TIcA Ma
ENsAlt1ENNro DE POfE,

En- Ell espacio de la canpafia -
Donde mas llega la, luz del sol, 8 q
Esta el conj1nto de la montana, NJ
Del-soto alegre, de la cabaha, =
De los tablares del labrador.
Mancebos rudos v viejOs canos
ALI en- su prOpio, native lar,
Viven feIices, cantan ufanos,
Mientras remueven sus broncas manos
La fertil TERRA de la heredad
Todo aIh muestra su arreo consigo;
Todo alIf brinda supreme bien: y
Lamansa oveja que da su abrigo, ls
La culta vega cue da su trigo,
Los albOs jugOs que da la res.
En- los ardores del sol de Estio A's
TiendefI su sombra, brinaan frescor,
Los encinares del vale umbrio,
z, en- las veIadas de Mvierno frio,
Tambien sus ramas nos dan calor. Sgi q
ss-
ALI cOnyiven colonO y duelo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-06
Luis TorO cABANAs. /
PAGINA AzUL

En- las noches de Mayo,
Van las ninaS vestdas de blancO, -
A tn altar, oh Maria f'"%
Llevan liriosy rosaS.-purezas amores-, ~
entire ell humo del ncenso,
las llamas de piedad de fervores, a-e
Deian, madre ANTE tu altar immense
Confunddo con la ofrenda de sus flores i
4-s
En- las noches perfumadas
En- las nOcheS fragantes,
En- las noches compasivas como hermanas,
n carihosas como matlresl 3M
NJ .4u@s
En- las noches de Mayo IT,
Cuando ell cielo forece de estrellas, 80
Van las nias vestidas de banco
Caminito dc todas las iglesias. ~
Con lrios y rosas, oh madre dc Dios, %Ys
Centeleantes los Ojos de blanca pas6n ;sSFTs
En- las noches fordas de Mayo
Van las ninas vestidas de blanco -"
& tu altar.
y
Yo no puedo ofrecerte mis- fores oh virgen Maria,
Mis- lirios, mis- rosas *
La humdad de mi for mas hernosa,
Ell lirio mas lirio la rosa mas rosa, & "a
Porque Sc han deshojado SJA
Del estio de mi vida e rgOr, "
solo quedan las espinas,
. Como tus siete puiIales Madre Divina $SF i
. Prendidas mi coraz0n
'zSsS SS Pedro Angel cEBoLLERo.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-01-16

1igt Mni1teril1il1 efter gnglanos
elIer De ifanbinabilfe 2anbes Mg11.
fter biloez ffaffef Dem Ell itabiI Reeie-
ring pasie,tbe for beres gorboIoe %
6eres ssS1telIigens. On iaaoar Sic.
giering peo SinIp % Dpmuntritg
fra De ulliere6e tror leg, De bill OPP
rettest en- 11er 6remtib uoe11 Sinlp
af frenlu1eo Miltteritprfe. !"
Se11ator Nelion Ingbe Sfplben paa
GDiflal16 for 6e nltberenbe gorboloe
i 8uslano. SioIig arige,1 bapoe
EpIlanb fienpet, iffe. alene neo
Mrneer, men meo en- Scr at 5pio-
neo og 116ienoinger i 8eftiffel{e og
corruption, og BET fauot ct rigt 5elt
bla,1bt raoifa1e socialilter og Me-
iterne of 6e gan1le 9ibiliiter.
@enator Nelfon gnb ct 9berbl;f
ober <slanbs @iitorte for at bic
bette Golfs Gbne til at fot1n1e poa<
fooe. ct Soft, iaaoe ban, ior1 fun.
be fom1ne fig efter 9artarinbrp mrs
get og ben faotiife gilitan6, 1on1
laa mel1em l1brDbbelien nfs &ufet
@uref og Meisninge1t af 9uiet Mo-
ntanoff, naatte, babe en- i6oenoe
Stprfe, &raft pg 2ebeoDgtigbeb tt
at gienoprette 4rben og otter gruno,
legee en- ftabill @egiering. .
Naibineton pen Lite Sanuar. 5 5
ct SGorlpg paa pt frenifpn6e lit slr-
bei6e nle6te Su}et igaar ti6ligere ems
iebbanlig og enebes on1 en- Naties=
lion ioag, on1 oct ffuloe bite Jig neo=
benbiat for at fno beotaget Slob- %
&abnebebilgningslobe11, bbis Be-
bonoli1g paabegpu6tes iganr -Sor.
mi6bag.
Ere at .oe ftore 8epilgninger i
8illen bifal6tes igaar. Disie bor
bel 211a Millton Collars til Rigb al
Gelnmare ano Gbeiapeafe aanol %
$485; 900 for at foranore ben til ,n
12 500 bpb @an6pei / @pi6e n1ao
@abflaben, 211a Million Collars til
6ortiettelie al l1oopbninoen al ge-
laiparez1 z1lo6en til 35 SOB ,nelleln
3bila0elpbia og oens Munoing, iamt
4 Mllioner 9pllars til Gortfattelle
(Sortinttes pna 2ben sibe.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-01-16

ion % De amerifanife Delegater bar
gaaet in6 paa ba1ts l16n9bne1ia,
bpori alle Gelegater iamtDffer.
Raris ben lite San. Gen brittle
forelagoe for1eoen for
6ranfrige et Gorilaa Der git no paa
at oprette en- 8aaoenftilfano ! Rus=
1ano, % iom btloe bi6fpre, bois BET
blep, .antoget, dt Delegater for ben
rp o. 9obietregiering biloe foa
gc' ate >eltqge ! Sreos sfonferen-
ien, op. 20. {ranffs lloenriasmi-
'1iiter, Steps s.. ~ ioag. noen.
rigsminiiteren Is e<p sen frunffe
&egiering er inroo e,.> II Man, Der
pi1oe biofbre Mnerfienoel}e at 8olbe-
Diferne<i Mnslan6. r8oIDebifernes
5orbrp6erregime" flyer ban, uberet.
tiger life Dem til M11erfie,1oelie jo1n
@eGering, og Granfrige bil pebblioe
at beban6le @obietorganilati
iom en- Gienoe.
(Tortfettes paa 2ben Stbe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-01-16
Orfgp11J naalrl I
Snititsminif ifret atusers ffiifto fra, Abe
Martsefor at eienoptase iiu sas. !. #.
fprerbirfii iiombeb.

8aibington ben 12te San. 85bo.
mas Batt @regorp, De Joreneoe eta
terss Suititsminiiter fi6enzt 1914, bar
toget Aflfeo paa @rl1no at lit upefll-
niere Mnipar" og agter al gienoptage
lin Sagfprerbirfi 8rpii5ent
8ilion bor inbpilget j. at bar, trpoer
al ben 4oe Warts fprltfonrmenbe.
@regorDs Mfifeosbegiering bar 6ate<
ret ben 9oe Sarltar, og NrRfioentens
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-01-16
5fale1s sS1onitriitrpg 1neIoer ct aae-
Iegrn1n fra Giisieloorf ioag.

faler1s sSnouitriltreg nleI6er ct ge-
Iegram fra Diisieloorf ibag.
Seffblge Telegram fra Bei1nar BE-
.llutteoe aIle tbiiringife SaanobRrfs-
og Qanbbrugsfo e11inger ben Ste sSa-
nliar at oprette Ell Gorblln6s republif
al ale tbiiringffe 5toter tneo grfurt
iom Sobeoita6.
8afel Sen 10oe San. 9re tuliltD
Weolemuer al 8olitiprpii0en1
gicbor11s republifanife @ar6e bur
ftillet fig til ebert =Scbeiben1ann
gieringens &aaoigbeo, 1nelosr
pGranffurter 3eitung" (@ieborn
bar biifaaet Spartacioer,1e> og bans
SbergiDelie bar en- al oe nf Negit=:
ringen itilleoe @etiugelier for en-
8aabenitilltan6.)
8erlins @arlliio1, 1on1 biotiI blr
bpret neutral, itaar MI paa &egie-
ringel1s 5i6e. Megieri11gens Mbiati-
fere flDber lapt oper uBortpGrts
(Sortinttes paa 2oen Sioe.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-01-16
1alkaufnrh11nnr
2en grGife Treosbelegations Gbef
pplDier, at @1lfanfaterne far
bannet ct syorbmn6.
Snsen @inbrins for 9}ationernes
Torbmnb. Hlabs for 8ulsarien,
mar BET bifer Ginger.
Mf &enr9 @ppb.

.-g- 0-''-t'
Saris ben 85e San. 8alfan1 n1tater-
ne, 6er bar peret Ber6e1s itbrlte
arigsfare, og bbor ben @niit, ser ar>
itifteoe ben iterite af alle &rige, bleb
tqnot, bar foregrebet 93ationernes
6orbuno be6 at oprette en- Iignenoe
Organiiation. Dette 5orbun6. inoen
ct Sorbun6, Der bleb organiieret i
SEN &enfigt at fierne 8olfan>8rigs-
foren, bil blibe fienot iom 8alfa11=
fprbnnoet. ~ -.
lbenrigsntiHilter BoIitts, 2eoer for
oen graife Sreosoelegation> Ser funo-
gioroe oisie 6afta ioag, iagbe, at
6orbunoet paa ineen Maa6e biloe
binbre ct Mationernes Jorbun6. Set
bar, iag6e ban, en- ng1penoig Orb
5eing for at. t.baretoge be- i,,ore 9Iffprer
/ oeres ipecielle @iertte uf geroe1t.
~@refenlnn6 er fommet til en-
fuloitenoig Toritaaelie mes Gerber
ne, @unenierne, -5laperre og
G5ecbo -5lnbafferne ongaael16e frem-
Eti6igt Samarbeioe 8alfan," iagbe
Bolitis. vGette bill tiITut fore til
|Dannelie al 8alfanforbunoet, Ser
bor baret en beiten1t 9reif Bolitif IL
SEN 1921, 6a oct bar bet fornemlte
Funft / oet 8rogram, for bbilfet
@refen1an6 fbrte fin Gribeosfrig.
5enere bleb Set optaget al @totsn1an.
ocn &rpfoupis. @ibe11 1910 bor set
caret optaget og bibebol6t al Ere,
miern1i1ifter Beni5elos. -
Torbunoets Stilling til @ulearien
er ben iamme iom Brelioent 8ilions
|Stilling til Gp}Han6. gn Bla6s
beuter 8ulgarien inbenfor Sorbun,
set, naar Set biier i'm Qnger og Sfif<
fetbe6 for set. .@r1noene til 8ulga-
riens 11upnrenoe l16eluffelie ct man
ge. Jor set fdr1te> >forrnabse BET &rD-
foupis' Gorbun6splaner til GDrfiet.
9erpoa angreb' Set forrRoerif @rp-
fenlan6 og serbien / 1916. Mlle
oisie Eing btnoreoe irfeIiggigrelien
|of Sorbun6et fgr. Genne Soloning
onerfor Bulgnrien er life bore geni-
5elos', men belle set greife Golfs.
Weni6elos bil6e lite forldge at nbfgre
oei1ne .Eanfe at uoeluffe 8uIgarie1l
~ og sen funoe alligenel lite lpffes
= lloel1 SoIfets Stgtte.
@rnfenlano beltueer 6re6sfon,
ferellien u6en l1oget1 11n6ifploning
for ii,t iene Geltagelfe.i &rigen. ga
Sen Gib er fon1men, at bernmeligt 81
[p1omati maa afifaffes, fan. ieg MI
pobe at nabenbare, at 8eni5elos rnr
rebe til at gigre i1915, bba6 ban
eior0e i 1917, men Be oIliereoe for
talte bnn1e at rpfenIanos 0eltagelie
1,nn Ron T.iA hiIAe MORO 1,fnrpr7Iin
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-01-16
gra R11Hlattn.
Srotshg iiges at babe proHamcret fig
ielb fom 8uslanbs 9iftatur os
arreiteret Qeniu.
Dmifresjeringeus srppper iises at
bape 1aaet 8olfbebiferne %
taset 81, 900 Sanger.


Srot5fp, 8olibepifernes arigsmini=
iter, ct bleper proflnn1eret Nuslanbs
Giftator og far arreiteret Hremier-
miniiter 2enir lln6er en- 9lnflage for
Dunnelien af Ell &oalitton me0 Wan-
fbepiferne (oen ra6ifale Mi,1orttet),
meloer ct 9elegram fra Molfal1 til
ct 8la5 @gteborg.
&elitngfors, 76e San. Sen bir-
felige Diftator i Betrograb er en- 20
4ar ga1nn1el &ninbe beo Nnpn Sa-
cobleba, Der itaar i Spib}en for @pm-
misiionen mob Observation-Disclosures,
erflere6e 6. aieloieL Meolem of 6en
banife 2egatio1L Der nDlig forloo
&usIono.
uHetrogra6s. SS1,6bDggerantal er
M bare SOC, 600, oeribla1M SO 900.
5garoiiter. Marge oer paa g5assrrle
al Cult s.
Stocfbollt ben 8be San. Mle
Me6lemmer af 8ourgeoiiiet er bic.
bet orreiteret / @iga of ben lettilfe
Goblet, Der .bar opbapet al pribat
.@ien6ofnsret Der i @Del1, 1l1eI6er ct
Telegram ira @iga.
@aibingto1t 8oe San. 9opale rusz
liife Sropper, ser opererer unoer
Dmlfregieringen, bar Taaet cit flor
rl1siilf 8olibeptfarme og taget 81 900
Sanger og en- Masie &rigsn1ateriel,
meloer ct Telegram fro MDnbigbe-
6erne i Omit til Sen rusiiife Miniiter
/ Stocfbolm. Gelegrann1et iom gjen-
gipet i Ben ipenfe Bresie bleb moo
taget al lloel1rigs6 s6epartementet i6ag.
Seiegran1merne 1nelbte, at 6elt
treble 8olibebifarme paa ti;Neginen-
ter par b1ebet aolpre6t :og at oe IoDale
&ropper bar trangt frent bortenfor.
auma og Noet % forfelger 5icnoen
moo @lds5op. 8lanbt 8pttet bar
pansreoe Ser'tbanetog % itore Mas-
fer 4rigsnateriel:
Set antages, at Sc r1tsliife StDr==
fer, iom Ser. refereres til, bar Dem,
Ser 1lplig erobreoe 8ern1, en- 8p i
europeiif 8usInn0 NOR r-oen iibirilfe.
@ranie, og bengatg tog oper 10000.
Sanger. " so 4: !.
Set bar lpffe6es Sen alrrsIilfe Ste
gjering ! Omit at birloe 5tstte bos
olle syoftiorer / 5ibirie,1 % 11oele al.
Sc itoprfe rnsliffe Org ea,iii iatio1,er, it.
ger ct GeIegra1n fra ben rusIife
l1oerrig I Gn1if til Ben rus.
iiife Mmbnsia6e. Sra anbre Solo
fon1 Gfterretning ON, at ben 5pltt
telie, oer foraariageoes pe6 General
5ente,,offs Srafalo, er en0t. 5
8afbington SCI, lite San. Otter
retningerne ben ipenife Bresie io1n.
pibereienot til lloenrigs beparte1nen-
tet a1gaaeroe Frot8fps glrreItatio,
at 2enir,e % 9rot5fDs DpretteIie af.
ct Diftatllr j Retrog ogrdo Tiger, at
SpIittelptr ,neller1 8oIDepif fIeoerneI
ifDloes 2euines orlangenoe ON at
lutte Jorbnnb n1eo Menibebiferne.i
2e1lit1e liges at ppre oefparret !.
arenll
Sra Sellinofors ,neIbtes iio1ag ct ctt1
3oie finite Regi1l1eilf oieltog u ssdntpa11
Manoog paa goI ibeo iiltelfnes 5ioe.
Set iiges ogfaa, at General Ds6lsl1ers
bein1 e. bIeDet gberit tfonlina alloere1loe1
for ben finife glrn,e
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-04
CAMPAIGN ON
FOR MEMBERS OF
AMERICAN LEGION

There was a fine response to the
notice Of the meeting at the City Hall
last night for the purpose of getting
the organization Of the local camp
of the American Legion in shape. II
is desired, however, to increase the
membership to as large number as
possible before final action of or
sanitation is taken, and to this end
two membership teams were chosen
to make canvass among the ex-ser-
vice men and report with all new
members at a meeting which will be
held next Tuesday night at the City
Hall. The personnel of the teams
is as follows:
Team No. DIR w. r. Grower,
captain; Dr.. Herman Watson, Victor
Lewellin, w. 7. Gibbons, Oswald
Bryant, Dr.. Maynard, VIM. Arendell
Team No. Geo. Haldeman, cap
tain; Capt. William Steitz, Arthur
Miller, Clyde Trammell John Wilson
Ned Skipper S. W. Meharg.
AT the meeting next Tuesday night
it is planned to set the date for finai
organization and election Of officers
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-04
FUEL REGULATIONS
WILL NOT APPLY
TO LAKELAND

Last night, in accordance with in
formation received from the Fuel Ad-
ministrator, the white way lights
were doused, but this, we are pleased
tc state, will be necessary no longer
as Geographic dispatches from Wash
mgton state that light plants not
using coal for fuel, will disregard the
order, towns being exempted where
70 coal is used.
This is gratifying news to the peo-
pie OF Lakeland as well as to the
merchants. With the Christmas rush
coming on, it would have worked a
great hardship on all concerned were
lpe stores forced to close at o'clock.
as VIII be necessary in all parts OF
the North.
The dispatch, taken from this morn
ing Tribune, relative to the exemp-
ton OF such cities as Lakeland. fol-
lows:
Atlanta, Dec. 3-Public utilities
and private plants operated solely by
tydro-electric power were exempted
IRON shortened hours by the regional
coal committee today and industries
stores and other places Of business
were authorized to1hmain open be.
tween 4 p. m. and ga. M. provided
tween 4 p. m. and p. M, provided
that during the latter hours they use
TO heat, light or power derived in an,
fashion from coal, wood, or gas. Gro
Gerry, meat and milk stores, barber
shops and places of public amuse
ment may be opened out of theil
hours provided they comply with tn
same regulations.
Hydro-electric plants will be re
duired to show that no coal, wood O
gas is used in generation of their cleo
tricity and that no coal, wood or ga
is used in any way outside the regu
lar hours. Heads of such plants wer
asked to come to Atlanta, and furnisI
such proof to the committee as 500
as possible.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-04
Episcopal Cottage Prayer
Meetings on Friday

Tomorrow will close the series Of
cottage prayer meetings which have
been held the past four weeks for the
nationwide campaign. These meet
ings have been well attended and
much benefit and inspiration has been
received by those who have been
present.
Those who have attended previous
meetings will not fail to attend one
Of the meetings to be held tomorrow
afternoon and those who have failed
or been unable to he present before
will surely not miss this, their last
opportunity
Meetings will be held in three
bones at four o'clock Friday after
moon: n
Mrs. B.. B. Garner, S13 East Or
ance street.
Mrs. VIM Gober, South Success
avenue.
| Mrs Robert Stevens, 30 West Or
ange street.
MRS. II. j. DRANE.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-04
COMPLAINS OF ROAMING CATTLE

Editor Telegram:
No shrubbery, flowers or vegetable
can be grown without fencing on
South Florida avenue, on account Of
almost nightly calls from cattle, and
even when. seen cannot be taken up
as the Pound Master appears to he
off duty. Would it not be proper
thing to have a night man who would
come on call and take up such cattle
sO7 SOUTH FLORIDA AVE.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-04
NOTICE sHRINERs

Immediately after the CommanderN
sion Friday evening, there will be
meeting of the Lakeland Shrine
bb.
Egypt Temple Band is asking fcr
late for concert in Lakeland, and
\ Shrine Club is asked to name the
be and make the arrangements.
This is also the date for the cleo
IN of officers for 1920.
Kindly attend.
W. W. CHASE,
President Lakeland Shrine Club.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-04

lr. C. S. Cox and family reached
leland last night from Park Rap
Mich, and will be pleasantly To-
Id at sol East Lime street. They
Ind six months out Of each year
|e and are always cordially WEI
he'd by their friends Rev. James
Ikard, father of Mr.. A. F. Pick
came as far with them as Jack
willie, going from there to Day
Ia. where he will visit Rev. j. F.
|kard, coming on to Lakeland next
BIZ
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-04
ATTENTION. TROOP ). BOY SCOUTS

Every Scout of Troop No. 5 has re-
ceived postcard notice to report at
730 sharp at the Christian church
Friday evening. Let us try and have
record-breaking attendance.
By order Of
T. W. TOMPKINS.
Scout Master.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-04

Stanley Filbert,. former Scout
missioner, has been selected and
limited Scout Executive for the Lo-
Council, and will have charge
direct the work Of the Scout
|ement in Lakeland and county,
with the valuable assistance OF
Scout Masters who work directly
\ the boys through their Scout
|cutive, it is expected to place
hitting on greater and higher er-
ency than heretofore.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-04
VISITORS TO CLOUDLAND

The following is a list Of those VINO
have visited Cloudland in the past few
days and everyone is enthusiastic oy-
CT their experience.
Misses r. T. Martin, A. r. kas-
ger, Anne Renfroe, Mr.. G. c. Rem
froe. |. Dale Williams. Miss Lois
Dame, Senator o. M. Eaton and his
son. @. III. Eaton, Fred Sloan.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-04

rs F. R. Clute is down from
|hington, D. c., on a business
pleasure trip, and is being cor
hv welcomed by her many friends
is a guest Of her friends, Mr.. AMI
|. J. H. Woodall.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-04

he Fire Department was called to
II AXE Mirror Hotel this afternoon
HI o'clock by a small blaze on
kitchen roof. The fire was speed
distinguished with but little dam
resulting.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-04
Woman's Auxiliary

The Woman's Auxiliary of all Saints
Episcopal church will meet Monday
afternoon, Dec. s, at $3.50 o'clock
with Mrs. George Forney, 913 South
Florida avenue. All those having
warm clothing, hats or shoes which
they can spare, are asked to send
same any day this week to Mrs. For
ney's residence. Those attending the
meetings Monday are asked to bring
their work bags in order that they
may mend any of the clothing which
may. require attention. 5,OOe
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-04
ATTENTION, METHODIST
PHILATHEAS

Friday evening at o'clock, the
members of the class and their mer
friends are invited to a chicken III.
lau to be held on the lawn space
adjoining the Stephens Apartments or
Lake Morton. Bring cup, spoon ant
fork.
MRS. w. C. NORvELL,
Teacher.
GERTRUDE OvERSTREET.
Secretary.