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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
Winch and a Truck
VIA Make oil Field
JOB Like a Pink Tea

The W. &. Norris Motor Sales
company is moro than enthusiaS-
tic over tho new OIL field winch
which ls designed to pull and clean
out oil wells
MIR nodine, who II IN charge "
the sales uf these winchns. Is afraid
only that he cannot get tho
vinchcs manufactured rs fast as
he can -ll them
Ito points out that first tho
winch eNcels any known method of
pulling tubing. rods ana oaAing,
and battling out wells
Second; Thnt II can be- mount.
ell on any shan driven truck.
thereby enabling tho oil compr-
nlca to utilize any truck they may
have which has sem iis hest daNs
M transportation medium. but
which stlll has "A fairly good motor
and transmission Put your old
trucks In WORK pulling tubing ana
rods, aud cleaning out your wells
IN from three To four hours time
thereby saving tho MIRO ~ four
teams u day, and setting tho well
back on the pump from four to
twelve hours sooner, thereby In
creasing production from 20 TO 80
per cent
Third Thn, the winch 'altcs mp
only about two feet OF space on
the frame Just behind the drivers
scat. aud does not detthct from tho
trucks efficiency In hauling cas-.
ing. pipc or boiler. ar any mate
rial which may bs needed nat ON
tho CONTRARY, is n great asset IT.
self for hauling In that u will en-
able the driver 60 load the truck
from TITO ground. or from any posi-
tion the material may happen 10
he II will handle a 10000 pound
boiler as easily as "a cat handles "a
mouse. and II the haul is over hills
or hard pulls ~ any sMt, the
winch line will eNtriclte mo load
with ease,
The winch mounted on a 2 TO
(? y ton truck will meet every need
which iH manifest on an oil lease,
doing away with teams altogether
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
GRAND.

The Grand PLAYERS will play today
n dramntiE,tlon Of James Kyle Me.
Curdy's great story. The old Clothes
Man" Anyone who has never secn
this company should take TN. op-
portunlty and try v once A great
many people In tho la~t few days
have made the statement that people
~ TtiIr, should realize that they are
getting n dollar show for sS.s5 cents.
ana @ that bct,sr than 90 per cent
of the dollar shows that come along
Anyone who likes tho Kind of plai
open work comedy that this play por
trays will agree that II II clean and
wholesome, and when you s-e this
play and laugh with the old Jew and
feel sorry for him little OF the
time. The play contains NJ much of
everything good that II is n hard
uifng to descrihe. and must bc aeen
"a he appreciated. bring the whole
family they will all enjoy Il. Mr
Sinclair will play tho part OF Solo
mon Levi, aud Miss Tol~on. hls
daughter Mr.. Hastings will hc r-en
In the role ~ Terry the Kid Dont
miss ". or YOU will mirs n great play.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
FLOWER OF FRANCE
FREELY OFFERED FOR
FREEDOMS SAKE

N, millions ot the youth and chiv-
airy of France has been offered that
Freedom might live. Tho world VIII
ever remember this heroic siorffice
and outpourrns of the blood of i's
youth. II In likewise not unmindful
~ the great service to the world rem
detNi by tho French p~e,ntr VINO
have siV-n Il a perfcct remedy for
stomach, liver and Intestinal all
menta relieving. n IN alid. incal-
culahle suffering. saving thousands
of lives and prevepting innumerublc
surgical operations, The ingredients
are imported and placed on s,le IN
thi- country over the name OF MayrS
Wonderful Rem~dy by Geo. IL Mayr
"A leading Chicago chemist. II IL a
rmIfc. harmless prepa ration THAI re-
moves the catarrhal mucu- from the
In es,inal truct and allay- the inflam.
matiun which causes practically all
stomach liver and intestinal all
msrts. including appendicitis one
dose will convince or money refund
ed quaker and Puritan lTus Cos
and druggi~s cvcryw
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
TWO DIVORCE ACTIONS
WE'RE FILED YESTERDAY

Charging that his wife has been
AGullty OF adultery. extreme cruelty
and gross neglect OF duty that she
has cursed him. called him vile
names and neglected and failes to
perform her hous-wifcly duties, CON
nio Newman filed suit In tho superior
court yesterday for n divorce from
Winnie Newman
To petition rccitcs that tho New
mans became man ana wife IN June.
lsls. and that one child has been
born OF tho marriage The plaintiff
seeks "A divorce Rnd tho custody Of
their a.yenr- chim.
In tho district court neatrice Ca.
hill filed sui, for divorce against
Clarence cahill because ho deserted
her moro than year ngo and has
not lived with her since that time,
according to tho petition, Extrche
cruelty ana gross neglect of duty ara
also assigned as grounds for a dl.
VOTCe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
PLEA FOR DIVORCE MADE
ON SAME OLD GROUNDS

Alleging that for ten years her
husband has been guilty Of extreme
cruelty towards her. Rosa j iiopley
filed suit for divorce In the superior
court yesterday against Z. 4. iioplcy
Among other things she AYERS that,
he told her he was mn English gen
tieman and that he had married be
meath his station. and that ho ma
longer wanted her ~ his wife
Plaintiff further alleges that the
defendant would not work that he
was engaged In the publi~hing husl-
ners and that he did not derive u
sufficient income from this ito sup.
port rlaintlr and their children. but
that he refused to tateuura any other
line of work Nm ~ a result ct his
gross neglect Of duty In falling to
provide for her that she was forced
TO aeek work for herself In her ncces-
sitous circumstances. and that she
finally abandoned her husband and
came TO Tulsa to live
She prayH the court 90 grant her n
decree OF absolute divorce and award
her the care and custody uf the chill
dren, because ~ tho fault OF the
defendant ms aforesaid
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
WIFE ASKS $4,000
FOR HUSBANDS DEATH
NihE'~ In Her suit Tim, Ihrndail
OiI tumpan,'- Negligence l.
Itrsi,onsibic.

Damages ~ 8, 0o0 st" snugh' h,
Jcnni" iiiir IN a suit flod Yesterday
IN IA" district ruutt Etnst IA, ltfus
dall Dii company flf tho wrongful
death ~ her husband. whom she al
lrgrs was kIllrd hy nu explosion ~
hoil"t h'iouFiug - the defendant
company hr,luny ~ itH negligence.
IN" petition states that lite had
grazing teas" un some lhnd In
Tulsa county upon which th" Dc '.
fcndhni company had an ull lcHs"
that the decreased whH going about
the business ~ caring Tor his rntiln
ou ~" lcptr aud that the defendant
was drilliug fut uil or gas. and while
ant company exploded and tore ~"
hody ~ plaintiffs husband In twain
near the hips ana that h" died ~ u
result ~ the said csplusion which or-
CURED through the wnntOn neglect of
the defendant IN that there waH not
an experienced man In charg"
The plainiiff further AYERS tha, IN"
deceased was ~ years ~ ssc AMI
that DO was onlnNlrg good heath ana
capable ~ earning u large annual IN
come rlslntiff states that all" wa
compelled Ia pay out the sum ~ $500
~ theronhouiE as funeral expenses
and that she has been damaged IN
the sum ~ t35. 900 through III" loss
~ her husband. wherefore Hh" prnN'
| that sh. hr awarded Judgment
against Tho defendant IN tho sum oi
t1b.O 900
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
WONDERLAND. d.

"whns Itaby Ia III" In the title of
the play al the Wondcrland today. In
this bll, the music element 10 iar
more prominent than usual as they
arc Jolly and humorous and ade'
auaiely staged virginia Grey In her
character song. The Old Maid
Iiluc-," will prove the Greatest hi of
the season. while Adda brlffel IN
her frank personality viii sing Al
tho world WIN lie Jealous OF Me
Nonc l-~s. Of an entertainer In Mi'e
Trisie Mullaly In her song ~ a
Good Man Now a bays In Hard "a
Get" other musical numbers are
"iiailroad Blues" by lihl lpebron
FOR Me and ny Glrl." by Jack Mon
tayue The seven Texas heuuty cho-
r,ia girls Will prove great fNotlt"
with their clever dancing and sing
ing Il (AdvD
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
County Attorney In
Sympathy WIN More
To Hare Grand jury

Speaking Win reference 10 tho
rcpor' that y petition IL helnE cir.
rulnted asking that grand jury
he convened IN Tulsa county
county Attorney Tom Munroc saws
that h" viii slrn tho petition M
'a5nrver himself Ia fact. he say.
MAT " has h'en his intention Ia
ctll fur grand jury ~ soon ns n.
has had time 10 clean mp tho old
"nSes pending al the tifnr lac as
Humed the duties o' this office
In regard Ia the report that tho
grand jury IL helng sought To In
VeatlgHin the ,so,Intv attorneys Of
fec Nunror SAYS that n II n puh-
l'r office and not only IL he willing
~ hnv" n Investigated bv y grand
Jury bat n 10 open ~ anv time 20
~" public fnr any honest lnvrs'i-
ga'l0n any citizen wishes 10 make
In his onlnlon. however tho
present petition In n little prrma.
ture and was started hv Jcff chap
man who became di-grun'led be-
cause he refused tn have warrant
issued upon his request In n case
wherein there were not sufficient
facts upon which to predicate a
conviction
VI Munroe added that he would
refuse ~ ~" the information IN
ANY similar case, nH II IL tho policy
NJ tho county attorneys office dur
inR hts incumhrncy IN first rot nos
s'sslon ~ sufflclen, evidence to
sustain tho charge before one is
filed And furthermore he does
not propose Tor any person ~ ur-
his office RH means of getting
even win HoNe person who may
have offended III" complainant
Ne points out that the matter ~
flinE informnilons IL ler Ia his
discretion IN the absence ~ a grand
Jury ana ~ long aa he IL county
attorney hc will he guided by his
own Judgment In tho tnattpr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
IArE,rl Drldock I1nirlIcd.

PORTSMOUTH Va, I'eb. l.
Ceremonies marking the completion
OF tho largest drydock In the United
Htatrr, Drydock No I at the Norfolk
macy yard were held today when the
sluicrwnys letting In the waters OF the
Eliza beth river were opened. The
dock is i,0?2 feet In length and has
depth of - feet 10 high water
mark. II was completed at "A cost oi
"a 400 GOO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
City Briefs

j y, rAuTl.Ei. JN.. who saw Hcv
eral months service In France, has
brrn discharged from tho army ana
hs- r"turred 30 his p'.icntH' homo In
Tulsa
RLINY ROTIilIAMMER -on of
Mr.. ana Mrs. E. a. ltothhainmer.
who Wa a member " tho s3Oth IN.
fautry. has received his discharge
ana Inns rc,urncd homo.
TUBA CLEARING hous- aswncia
tion report shows clenflngs Tor the
week ~ tgs,i1g.bg6 The correspond q
ing week OF b.st year showed t51.-
tgs, s,72d,ps
kIwANis CLUu viii attend the
f1fth and Hustnn. sunday morning
II ia tho intention ~ IN" club to At.
tend In body and n In requested
that tho members ncot In tho church
basement at 10 80
=
ENTERING u plea OF noi guilty
when arraisned before Justice n J.
ufay yesterday. r. Whsa was held
W. l'''h''e'D h'sfRS "" " ''"' = "
OF obtaining money Nfid goods under
false pr-tcnscr. under ~ tbOo bond
white 10 charged with having given
Mrs. Amino AldrNh of ilt Ea~ton
street n check for which hs received
n credit of 90 and tab In cash. Tho
preliminary Will 10 held on Febru-
AIRY Z.
y
FUNERAL SERVICES Of u. y
laws, who died at his hom. st ta2 n
,o~ton Saturday. viii be held IN the
Mowbray Undertaking parlorr this
afternoon at . o'clock Ceremonies
~ the grave will he In charge of the
odd Follows NJ Oakhwn cemetery
who're in,crment will take place. Tlr
Jonss, an old time Methodist circuit
rider, will conduct the funeral rerv
Ices. AN odd Fellows OF tho city are
requested To 10 prcS"nt At the
O'clock r~rviccs NJ Mowbray'A
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
Roosevelt Memorial
Plans TO BE iscDussed
at Meeting February Q

Friends of tho movement to
erect u suitable memorial In Tulsa
for the late Theodore Roosevelt
VIII meet at IN" hlgh school audi
torium at O'Clock Sunday. Feb
ruary ?.
An open discussion ~ the plan
aa regards the location of IN.
memorial IN one ~ the city parks,
or ut least somewhere an city
property The project has been
thoroughly advertised and thsne
viii probably he n large attend
.nhce and an Interesting disc cussion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
No Trouble To Remove
Superfluous Hair


II Il an easy matter 10 rid the skin
~ objectionable hair or fuHx. II YOU
proceed M follows Mix n paste with
Sorio water and a little powdered
dclntune. apply to hairy surface
and IN ? or minutes ruth OF, wash
IN" skin and the hairs arc gone
This method OF hani-hing hairy
srowths ~ painless ana does not
mar the skin. hut tn avoid dlSap-
poin'ment, he certain to get real
delutone ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
WAR EXPOSITION IS
BILLED MARCH 3 TO 8
Dntilc Scenes and War Trophies wili
Bc Highly Interesting
Ishibits
NIGHT DISPLAY IS IMPOSING
Gour,h of July IcIcbrnilon- MiII Bo
Discounted by itrni Lights of
Hath.

Tho national wat exposition, which
II Ia be held IN Tulsa March 81
Inclusive. has been sanctioned hy
the allied civic committee. represent
ing the different clubs Of the city
and each club has decided 10 take Wv
the details ~ this exposition cvcrS
week nt tho regular weekly lunch
con In nrdr 10 piNo II the greatest
publicity possible Arrangements
have been made Ia secure tho vacant
streets
Thl. exposition viii consist ~
bona fido trophies from the battle.
fields ~ Europe aud in addition to
tho trnphi-H some ~ the men Who
captured these viii he with them 10
explain to the patrons the history ~
thr VnriOus articles In addition to
the trophies nf the exposition the
locnl committee has prevailed upon
Lieutenant Ilerty ~ this city to ~
hlhit the trophies which he brought
back from the hattlcfiolds ~ France
Armament aud ordnance ~ tho
various allied countries viii ~"
placed In comparison with those of
tho central powers. showing tho
ordnance and equipment which was
used at tho outbreak of tho war and
that used when tho arniHtlce WINS
signed.
Tho baltic Of sicsperey will bs tho
most gorgeous spectacle that can he
produced Thousands OF pounds of
powder will be used each night, re
producing tho famous battle OF
neruun anu 'rr"s ~" Wv. w
o'espetoy wiz no wo,Ne" w w
.ocne' M" p'",'u W. .'
neyonu he mo o' ,"'an'y "."ons
Insro u"none. N'', W. ,M w
s'nlc' ne w" H"n'" NV .n"'" .s'" w
our own Ior'eS w 'ho "'so"""
tor"s, se..ot ,,
inc u'iietsn. ri.c''s o' n"',I' WI
DO comprise" W 'ne u,rp'hy lnO.uu-
ing nf,l'iery preparation, o"no'ns
.nc cly' macn'ne gun ,r.' nan"
rrensdinr star shel,s. rocse' shha,-
ms inornhinry hoinps ana eVe'y ~
Iec, Snown w nouo'n w','"c, Nv"
Mthlery prepht.',on WI, n' onr VI
INC srsm,er, sHn,s pos.'o'" 70 Pr"
.uoe. Ihe bar.ase Una, WIZ oe ,a,a
uown py ,ne ar.i's.y wv, ns wo'sea
"u. ea".y ~ on ,ns nn.'o'.s," III, NJ.
.-" ~" ~
1onSncu, ~.n.s ,, po'~re" Wv. w
,an"y "nu ,,Io.S '""s'.
VII 10 synon.,m,,rca snu w. WY
econu 'ne su,.eIy opr"" w w.
parrahe uuc, mnuy WI soNan'c
UPON ,ne sny o' s'sspe.ey' auvsno'ns ,,
many Ieot po' s-o"""' ,s ""
ne uuery s".ups "e M" -"
.ncn saVsn.ns, ''"s'S "oo""'p"""
nv 'neH mlss'on'
- company y. so,u'c uo", Wv.
". VI. ncs,oy can,p" ~" -pv.'"
.ne .ms'c.n sImy s"o posry
lVusu ., re,urneu solu'c's wiz '.p
rescnt ,ne urmsn army. an .no
cou'se OF p.'.' wv IVY y, s'esp''
WI. os w.es.o" .'"u' '"e
uhe psrsue o" ,ns opo",ns "hn,
WI, pe ,cu py ""sy "s"" am'
W. os oonposeu y, ~ NV u.u"''
irh,erns' oIuers M" ." o'"e' "'ss"-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
HOUSE COMMITTEES VISIT
MANY STATE INSTITUTIONS

Worlds Capital Imteau.
Slirvin Hotel
OKLAHOMA cry. Feb I The
house OF representatives gave over
more OF It's time today To Iunke,.
ing. committees appointed by Speak
er Tom Waldrcp visiting the confcd-
crate home at Ardmore: the insane
asylum at vlnita the orphans homo
at Pryor. the college for women AT
Chickasha: the reformatory at Gran
i,e; the penitentinry nt McAlerter
and the school for the deaf and
dumb at sulphur
According to members ~ tho house
much valuable Information relative
70 tho appropriations which are to
be asked for by these institutions has
been secured on the trips which have
kept the house IN session virtually
only half OF the week
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
l,arrca Assigned.

WASH NGToN. Feb. i-FOr use
On tho itlark Warrior river between
l,irmlnrha and New Orleans. the
railroad administration today order
rd four s-lf propelhnx barg~r 81 .
200 tons. costing s2tt 900 each. from
The ~ Louis boat ana Engineering
company.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
THE urN TINT LAYS.

IL the hen that pays n she does
not lay kill her. but before YOU XIII
her givc her u. \ Thomas poultr,
Kennedy twice "a day for "a week. and
then YOU will not kill her Tor she
viii be paying you n rrotlt II not
only makes hens lay but " sa rer,
cdy tor CHOLERA, Roup and paprs
We guarantee II 60 cure ut We 10
fund your money ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

to physician. who inquired u. "a.
ever tried Eargling with salt wai,r
n'ocu; haNe' responded mo
! times ''-lioys Life. ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
IS MUCH PLEASED WITH
TULSA BUSINESS PROSPECTS

n G Hooker. advertising mana
ger ~ the Republic Rubber corpofa-
ton Of Youngstown, ohio, has been
IN Tulsa during the past week "n
ferriny with the local dealer q \.
steiner Tire company Mr. blockrr
himself an being very much
pleased with Tulsa and the pnSSlhilI'
ties for the vale OF lleprhlic tres IN
this territory
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

wASIIlNGTON. Feb. The an
nuai pension bill carrying t2i5,oao.
0O0. was passed today hy the hous,
ana sent to the senate,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
IIr. Alciin .Inlnln

Dr Alotta Jacobs. head ~ the
Nceg"nlging NoOI Nr0urnkclHrccht of
Holland. which CorrrspnndH ~ IN"
woman Suffrngs association ~
America. has sent the news Ia this
country that Holland In enfranchis
Ing lis women
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

Marine Prescription.
A sailor with "A sore thioat went
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

j y. rAuTl.EIi, IN, who saw rcv
.ral month"; service In France, mas
been discharged from tho army ana
hs- r"turped 10 his p'.icnlH homo In
TULSA
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-18

st. Johns County; Potato crops
on we'll drained land are growing fast
and there are good stands. There is
small per cent of rotted seed Some
fields in very fat sections will be a
total loss.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-18

In addition to these advances in
rates, the administration has pro-
posed a number of new rules in con-
nection with refrigeration, that will
materially add to the cost of that SER
vice. These rules were the subject OF
hearing before the r. R. Admin
istration in Washington in February.
You are earnestly requested to meet
with the Railroad Commissioners at
1G o'clock in the morning, March %,
at the Board of Trade rooms, Jack
sonville, Fla, for the purpose Of con-
ference and preparation for the hear
ing which begins at 10 o'clock on
Monday March oath. The Railroad
Commissioners are depending upon
the interested growers of Florida
meeting with them and supplying tes-
timony to show that these rates are
unjust and unreasonable. In other
words, this will be your day in court.
II your community is interested in
these charges, you should select from.
one to three representative growers
and shipper sof fruitsa nd vegetables
to represent you at the conference
and hearing.
FLORIDA RAILROAD COMMISSION,
Chairman.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-18


Holmes County: Farmers very we'll
supplied with all kinds of seed for
planting farm crops except early
speckled velvet beans.
St. Lucie County: Irish potatoes
up and looking fine. Between $50 and
800 acres of this crop have been
planted in the Vero section alone.
Jackson County: A feeding test
with hogs has been started, and we
hope to have something worth while
as a result Of this experiment.
Washington County: Farmers gem
orally becoming more interested in
permanent hog pastures. Bermuda
and lespedezza are popular grasses
iOl luls puIpOoC'
0keechobee County: Heavy rains
damaged the tomato crop consider
ably. The farmers Of this county
will plant large acreage to peanuts
nuts this season. Better hogs coming
in all the time.
Osceola County: This county will
start the systematic dipping Of cat
tie April l. Citrus trees are in full
bloom, Heavy rains recently dam
aged the Irish potato crop planted on
low lands.
Sumter County: Up to March /,
10000 crates of cabbage had been
shipped from the Coleman section.
and that is only about half of the
crop. Some corn and other crops
NdNe UeeH planted,
st. Johns County: Potato crops
on we'll drained land are growing fast
and there are good stands. There is
small per cent of rotted seed. Some
fields in very fat sections will be a
total loss.
Santa Rosa County: The cotton
acreage will be cut considerably
Many farmers have agreed to plant
only three acres to the plow. A large
acreage will be put to sweet potatoes
Crop conditions have been very much
delayed on account Of the rain.
Marion County: Some fields Of corr
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-18
NOTICE. nE EcrInM

!, Notice Is hereby given that special cleo.
ton will be held on Tuesday. April lat for
the purpose Of determining whether or not a
Community Memorial building shall be erected
in Mum Park
The qualifications for voting at said cleo
ton will be:
All those electors, otherwise qualified ac.
coralng TO the laws Of the city, county ard
property owners in the city Of Lakeland
This election is called by the CITY Com-
mission, by resolution adopted February 26.
1919 L. c. FLANAGAN.
49,. Commissioner at Large
H L. SWATTS, City Clerk. selO
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-18

Atlanta, Ca, March 7--William c..
Wardlaw chairman of the executive
committee in four successful Liberty
Loan campaigns, has been promoted
to be associate director of the War
Loan organization for the Sixth Fed
eral reserve district, effective March
10, it was announced today by JOS
eph A. McCord, director of the War
Loan organization for the district and
chairman of the Federal Reserve
Bank of Atlanta. In his new place
Mr.. Wardlaw will be assistant direc-
tor to Director McCord.
Haynes McFadden, who has been
vice chairman, has been promoted to
succeed Mr.. Wardlaw as chairman of
the executive committee of the Sixth
Federal Resrve district, and will have
active direction of the approaching
Victory Loan campaign. Mr.. McFad-
den is publisher of the Southern
Banker, and has for years been
closely identified with the BANKING
business in the Southern tSates. He
has been an active worker in various
capacities in all of the Liberty Loar
campaigns.
Both Mr.. Wardlaw and Mr.. Nc.
Fadden have been hard at work for
several weeks in preparation for the
Victory Loan, the campaign for which
is to begin on April 21st and continue
three weeks. They expect tc carry or
the most vigorous bond-selling cam.
paign the South has ever known.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-18

The Fruit growers Express (Arm-
our car lines), has made application
to the United States Railroad Ad-
ministration for an increase in the
refrigeration charges upon vegetables
and citrus fruits from Florida, to
take effect as soon as possible. The
Administration has set this applica-
ton down for hearing in Jacksonville.
Fla, on March Gath at 10 a. m. The
following is comparison Of the pres
ent and proposed refrigeration
charges from Florida producing
points to representative destination
markets on principal moving COM
modities: