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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Febrero s.
Contiruan llegando 4 esta capital
datos exactos acerca de Il propagan-
ia bolsheviki que Sc esta hacienda en-
varias parties de Ia Republica y que
tiene como centric director el puerto
de Tampico, segln So ma comproba-
do va tanto ror los enviados especial
les de los ~periodicos metropolitanos
como por las autoridades De ALA, con
lie circunstancia de que estaS parcce
uue no Sc han dado caenta de la
trascendencia de eSa terrible pro-
pacanda.
IuformacioneS de fuente enteramen
te autorizada, dicen que los lugares
donde con mayor act:vidad Sc ira
baia. son esta misma ciudad de Me-
xicC, Puebla, Zacatecas, Iucatan, ia
region norte dc Sonora, Tampico,
0axaca Y roda Ia extension industrial
del EStado de Coahuila.
En- estos lugareA nan ~aparecido
los propagandistas, Quienes en- un NAL
espanol eXplican su doctrina a los
ohreros, re?artiendo entire ellos unas
hojas que. por 81 impression, 10 estan
hcchas eH Ii Republica.
Los propagandistas en- question son
extranieros. cSpecialmeNtc TGso> ' ar
g~entinoS Y Sc cuidan mucho de ser
descubiertos por los agenteS de las
autoridadcS. cuando sc dCdit2n .! re-
parto de las hojas incendiarias De
viva voz exp.ican a los obreros los
p~rop6sitos de 81 "doctri3a"; hablan
de n forms en- cue han Gcminado al
capital en- Russia, de como han ACADIA
do con los dtspotas, cuid&ndose mu-
cho-segun dice un abogado de Ia
catecas que los VIC en- los miUera!es
de aqlel EStado-de no hablar de
los a~ScsInatos J~remcnGos Y de Ia no.
rrible destruction Nevada q caho c:
Russia.
La cosa.-acragan las informacio-
nes-es mucho mas Scria dc 10 que
Sc cree. Y va Is tempo De Que Sc to-
men algunas medidas sobrc q 5artl-
~cUlar..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15
R~EANUDARON LOS R0JOS
SU OFEMSIVA EN- Ell
: NORTE DE RUSSIA

ARRANGED, Febrero l3.-Las
tropas bolshevikis han r~eanudado Ia
ofcnsiva en- Ia region S:edmakrenga.
Por brevc tempo anoche. los bolshtsi-
ks ocuparon varios blockholses ALA
dos, despucs de haber penetrate en-
IL poklac;or. pcro fueron desalojados
de csas posiIiones por medic de un
contra-ataque de las tropas rusas e
~inglesas. La lucha cortinuo durante
e. dia de aver.
En- 81 sector de kadi$h Sc han esta-
do librando algunas cscaramuzas. pc
10 las fuerzas americanas. Inglesas y
ruEas ~conservan sus rosicIoncs CANA
das durante Ia !uch& de IA Scnlana pa
sada. I'm ell sector del rio Pjnc2a,
al slrcste &c Ar!;angel, las fuerlas III
sas desalojaron q los bolshevikis aver,
De las posiciones que ocupa ell enenli-
go.
In Legion Extranjera" francesa,
que esta compuesIa de yoluntarios ru-
SOS instruidos militarmente en- Ar
kangel nor oficiales f~ranceses, Sc en-
cucntran ahora en el frente dc Ka-
dish.
81 tempo continUa claro y frio en-
TODD eI frente. Los dias o mayores
= MEDIA que pasa el invierno, Y para
In fccha hay va ocho horas de clarI-
dad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15
OBREROS CONTRA
Ia MILITARIZACION

Los obreros De OriZa6a. secUndan-
10 la actitud de los de Tampico, pro-
testaron contra la militarizacion de la
ninez que ell gobierno sc propone lie
var q cabo. manifestando cue ESQ no
es mas que una "catedra de crimin&-
logia". Cor este motive el professor
JESUS de Ia Cara. encargadO del De
partamento de Naturalization, EXPIRE
so cue en- toda la Repuhlica Sc acep-
"a de buen "rado csa ~enseRanza mill
tar. considcrandola como muy uti! pa
"a Ia iuventud quo Sc desarro!la fuer-
tc ! sana, debido q los eiercicioS 4 que
Sc Ic Somete. Adem&s-d!ce Cara
sc enscnan q obcdiontes por medic de
Ia discipline ' IA ordsnanza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15
LAS C%ONDICIONES QUE
ALEMANEA HUBIERA
IMPUESTO
Habrian side mas severas que
las que Ia Entente lie ha
estado imponiendo


PARIS. Fe5rero 13.-En vista de
las de~claracioaes he2has en- ia apertu-
ia de Ia Asamb!ca Nacional de Aiema-
MIA, en- Weimar, por el eE-Primer MI
nistro del gob;erno de Berlin, Federl-
60 Ebert, de que 81 las condolences
de paz impuestas por Ia entente eran
Gcmasiado severas, el go5ierno ale
man SC -ehusaria a firmar el trataCo
de na2. es intercsaHte eXponer aqui
las ccndiciones que Alemania habr!a
impucst0 a los aliadOs, 81 ella hu-
biera sido Ia que ganara Ia guerra.
In SumarIo de esas condolences.
ACADIA de ser publicaGo en- esta capital
Tor Ia prensa ~francesa, habiendo Slco
obtenido de una persona de reconoci-
da integridad V Que tenia en- su podcr
prycbas docJmentalcS de 10 que Ale
mania hahria demandado 81 huhiera
salido victoriosa. Los siguientes son
los terminus que habria Impuesto:
l.-MientraS permaneciera un SOLO
soIdado ;ngIGs en- Francia 0 Belg'ca
900 To- -rTN1 = - u =
' hasta en- I".'o cue t"I s.Gl'as NC
mas no es'"rl'Ia" III AZ, 49,
.nmedlatoS %~!E@0e1o''-S' -1i'l!@.'.- ~
~acordarla n'heuna lLe&ua, III "iNttS-
ueIo' nj S~dsPenaer'a Ia SUI
'ariha' Y Sc "e1us"ria = eICI..' 80"
2.-Anexi6n de B5lgica Y de Ia
rI.x-o,, horGn IolgiG nero
c'S"d ii"'''e''N"
~conced'enao INA autononla adH'iHlS-
tra.iva a las provinclas oelgaS &c
riaNdeS. !,
3.-AneXlon de las cuencaS ae
Briey Y LongWy y De las tortaiez"s &c
tout y Verdun ' los districts al orleE-
tc de elias.
LA devoluci6n = Alemania de
todas sus colonies, iEcluso la conce-
sion de Kiao-Chau.
para aSegurar la ilDertad de los
mares. Ia Gran Brctana entregaria a
Alemania todas sus bases navales Y
algunas de sus estaciones carbonlte-
ras.
6.-La d~eToluc,on 4 tspana dc 1l-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15
EXPORTACION DE
HENEQUEN CAFE

R~eanudados va los servicios mariti-
mos. suspendidos a causa de Ia gre-
IRA. nuestru pals volveTa a eNportar
POGO a POGO, como 10 hacia ant5s, sus
productoS a distintas nacioneS del
mundo. donde tienen II indiScutible
aceptaci6n Y hasta Il creciente DC
manda.
Despues dc algunos amos de susren
didas las operaciones, los heneque-
neros Y los cafeteros ombarcaran en-
estos dias aleunas cantidades de eStos
articulos, coHsignados 4 imDortantes
casas de Liverpool Y Nueva York.
Los vapores de Ia Ward Line He
varin las m~ercancia para este puer-
to V los traSatlinticos Ia cond~c!ran
al de IngIater-a. cuyo scrVrcio csta "a
en- actividad deSdc hace algunaS semH-
mas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15
Fl proIlibicionismo en- Ia
IsIa de Cuba
La PerIa de las Antillas,
cuenia va con un dlgno
smuIo de W. J. Bryan

HABANN. Febrero 6.--La causa
del prohibicionismo que ACADIA de
triunfar en- los Estados Unidos, en-
pieza q echar raices en- este pals, en-
donde Sc ha iniciado va n seria
campana que ha verido 4 ser refor-
zada por la petici0n hecha ante la
Camara de Dipurados para que Sc
declare 'seco" ell ter1torio n%acional.
Cuba cuenta ahora con un digno
emulo de William JenningEs Bryan,
e enemigo acerrimo del vino y los IL
cores en- los Estadcs Unidos, el re-
Dresentante Cecilio Acosta, que IS
ouien aca-ba dep ~resentar ante Ia
Camara. ell ~proyecto de Ley para que
Sc decrete la prohibition de fabricar,
importa V vender bebidas alcoholics
das. espirituosas 0 fermentadas.
La parte ~expositiva del proyCcto,
dice que la Suppression de Ia fab"ica-
ci6n expendio Y consume de las be-
pidas espirituosas, constitute en- Ia
actualidad uno de los problemas mum
diales de mayor transcendencia Y CT
Ia el ejemplo que acaban de dar los
Estados Unidos. Agrega que la nar-
te economical de IA question, que Sc
rclaCiona con los ingresos que produ-
cen los impuestos sobre Ia fabrica-
ci0n Y venta de esas bsbeidas, ST pue-
de remediar i%mponiendo otras contri-
b~uciones que cubrieran IL cantldad
que deiaria de percibirse al decretar
Ia prohibition y que para evitar un
.Serio perjuicio a los intereses de los
industriales. ia Suppression de Ia IA
bricacion y venta de bebidas alcoho-
licas no Sc llevaria q efecto inme-
diatamente, sino dentro del plazo de
IN ano, a partir de Ia fecha en- que
Sc aprobara ell proyecto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15
VA Sc ACORDARON LAS
NUEVAS CONDICEONES
DEL ARMISTICEO

PARIS, Febrero 13.-En la session
cue el Supreme Console celebro aver.
&c llcg0 a IN acuerdo definitlvo sobre
las condolences para IA reanudacija
del armisticio o ;AIemania. condi-
clones lue Sc daran a conoccr deS-
p1es lie que Sc firmc ell convenio de
pr6rroga con les Delegates alema
mes, cl dia II del actual. fecha en- que
terminari el plazo fiiado para ei ar
misticio.
Fl converio ind;ca que sc ha res
tablccido ia ammonia entire los fran
ceses Y los americanos y augura que
il futura ammonia 10 So vera inte-
rrumpida entire estos paises, cuyos in
tcreses han csrado cr DugAa tamtas
vcces. duracce las GiscusionoS de Ia
semana pasada.
Indica tambi6n Que Ia partida del
Presidente Wilson seri muchc mas sa-
tisiactoria de 10 que creian mace dias
los Delegates americanos.
FL Presidente tiene pcnsado partlr
Gb IdIiS eI NiSIHC> tl 4i I.ON4AS' pASS
no guSta de embarcarse Ell dia domin-
90. Cuando eli Primer Magistrate a.
mericano llegue a 81 pals. su equipaje
ire triplicado del que traia cuando Sc
EMBARGO para Francia. Ademas de
los numerosos baules que ha tenldo
necesidad de adquirir para empacar
sus o;ietos. cerca de treinta caias
han sldo arreo!adas "a por carplnte-
ros esp~ecialss, que han estado traba-
iando en- estos dias en- la Mansion Nh
rat. En- elias Sc italian empacados
todos los ohjetos de arte que ha re-
cibido el Presidente Y gu csposa, como
obseQuio de los Jefes de Estado Y al
tas personalidades o corporaciones ru
~niciDalcS, durante 81 estancia en Eu-
$500
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15
PEREZ TIENE 81
TUMRA EN- @
Fue victirra de la camPana subma-
rina de los alenanss

Con ell obieto de que los haga
llegar q SUI familia, Ia Graz Roia de
esta ciudad, cuyas oficinas estan en-
ell edific;o Chandler" situado en- Ia
esGuina de las GALES de Losoya y
Crockett, ha recibido varios objetos
Que j. Angel Perez llevaba consigo
cuando su caGaver fue encontrado
For los barcos irgleses que ocurrie-
ron a salvar d Ia tripulaci6n Y al pa
SAFE del transporte americana "Ius.
cania". el que, a fines del ano de
1917. fuG to~rpedeado por IN sIbma-
rino alemaa frente a las costas de
Frianda.
Como Sc recordara, en- el "Tusca-
MIA" viaiaban I'M buen nimsro de
trcpas que ell Gobiero de los ksta-
dos UniGos enviaba q Francia para
coorerar con los ei&rcitos alladoz
en- la d~errota del im~peria!ismo ale
man. .AQuellas fuerZas estaban com
puestas en- 81 horne mayoria por
soldados que hahiaH sido rec!utados
en- e. campo iEd'4S, S44tAS SHST ~
J. Angel Perez, un joven meyicaAo
originaric de Tlalpam, D. F.
Perez. fut una de las victima5
del "Tuscania" Y encontro sep1ltu-
II en Escocia, despues de que su
cuerpo. como el De otros soldados
1ue n1ur;eron ahogados debido a IA
campaha submarine de Alcmania,
fac rescatado de las aguas.
La familia de J. Angel Perez. que
reside Ell esta ciudad, hi cstado re-
cibiendo Ia compensation de diez
nil pesos que Ell Gobierno otorgaba
a los familiares de los que murieron
en- 81 s~ervicio, pero a dltimas fechas
Sc HI extraviado Ia direction de los
| PADRES de Perez. : IL Cruz Roja que,
| como decimos anteS, ha recibido los
obietos que Perez Nevada en- 81 po-
der cuando fue sepultado, trata de
| hacerlos llegar a ellos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15
COMERCIO Sc HA
CONVERTIBLE EN- AGIO

El ALA de precl@s que en- gsros u
t.mos dlas han teaido los articulos dc
diario consume. Va viene sieNfo mott
20 de preocupacion para Il genie Gac
vive Al ola. como Dice vuloarmentc.
Con raj morivo al Avurcamjento
formo una estajistica para Yer 81 era
cierto Que la falta De m~erc2nclas ma
riGesttda por los comerciantcs era
Ia causa de Ia ~cavestia inn'otivaIa, 10
m!smo cue Ia alta de rro dc ferro-
carril On Qae condccirlas 4 esta ca
pital. De este tra3ajo resulta que
TODD no Is s;ro embuste burdo dc los
te0dercs sir concicNc:a, que tratan de
embaucar Al clierJe Wra podcr eEplo-
tarIu ! su SanO-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15

ciento, V, en- segundo a que los lnge-
MOS de azucar Sc han ]propuesto ira
baiar activamen:c aun : costa de las
difieultades que 4 diario Sc les pre-
sentan Dor II falta de combustlble,
81 cual algunas veces no sc les puede
Droporcionar por falta de ~carros-tan
cues en- QUE t~raasportarlo.
La gerenci2 de los f~errocarrlles,
Dor su parte. dice que vencera esta
d~ificultad, pues 10 que ahora Sc pro
pone es cue no. falte a aquellos ell
combustible de que sc trata.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15
MIJY SERIA La PROPAGANDA
BOLSHEVEkI En- IA REPUBLICCIAl

De manera que ell ALA de las mer-
cancias Sc debe a los comerciantes
V 10 a las zon que ellos alegaa
para iustificayla. Contra este es ne
cesar;o cue Sc -omen medidas energi-
cas-, V asi Sc cSpera que 10 hagan las
autoridadeS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15

La montana mas elevada del glo5o
IS Eunchimginga. situada en- la EiIaa-
lava (Sikim), cuyos picos Oeste y Is
70 tiener. Il S.53S y otro 1881 me
tros de elevation; despues siguen en-
Ia misma cadena, ell Dwaligirl, S.oS7,
V el Juwalier. 7.54S metros.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-22
WE'RE BETTER-BUT
IT'S WEARING OFF

Speaking of the Annual fioriua
Conference, the Lakeland Telegram
SAYS: 1.-THE preachers have gone, anu
thew have left an atmosphere OF
p.ety behind them that will make US
all better for time That is JUST
what we have been waiting for, some
ting which will make Editor Hether'
ipgton better. Sure he is one OF the
hest men in Florida and we have often
wondered what it would take to make
him really better Wauchula Advo-
cate
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-22
TROOP No. q, BOY SCOUTS

The Scouts Of Troop No. met a.
the Baptist church at 6:l5 last FIJI
dav night and had a short meeting
The scouts then hiked to Mr. leu
Rohson's farm, out North FLORIDA
avenue to join in with Troops NO. :
and 5 in a cane grinding. W.T.
Robson gave the boys very ENJOY
.h,e evening Every scout apprecf
ated Mr.. Robson's kindness TOWARD
them.
RONALD A. JULIAN, Scribe.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-22

An advertisement of certain ar
ticle suggested as a Christmas Gift
starts OF, Have you twelve friends
IN the world?' Have you? Y Twelve
real friends on whom you believe YOU
can absolutely count, none Of whom
would prove reed to pierce the hand
that bore upon it? II you have, you
are lucky. Most of us think we have
more friends than that number. Stop
and take stock of the number YOU be-
lieve would stand the acid test of be-
ing friend in need.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-22

Rev. J. F. Bell, for the past three
years pastor of the Springfield Meth
odist church, who has been transfer
red to the pastorate, of the Lakeland
Methodist church, will deliver his
farewell sermon at the Springfield
church Sunday morning. He will
leave Immediately afterwards for
Lakeland to begin his work there. =
Jacksonville Times-Union.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-22
WANTED-A MAN WHO
WAS A CHURCH MEMBER

A st. petersburg man VINO mas
been, for many years, scoffer at
things religious and who has often
declared that the churches are filled
with hypocrites, recently was told by
his physician that he did not have
long to live. He began to arrange his
affairs and as he was man of means
wanted somebody to act as his exc
cutor, to handle his estate wisely and
honestly for the benefit of his family.
He went to st. Petersburg business
man who is leader in the church and
said to this man:
Il want you to act as the admins
traitor of my estate"
why do you select me?" asked the
church officer.
Because I'know you can be trust
ed and because you are good bust
ness man and careful in finances"
why in Sam Hill did you select
me instead of one of the crowd you
have been associating with for many
years?' asked the business man. you
have been scoffing at the church and
at church members; you have declar-
ed that all church members are hypo-
critics and yet, when it comes to a
matter Of a few paltry dollars that
are to be handled you 60 to the church
at which you have rallied to pick a
nan to look after the money. Why
not take one of those men with whom
you have been training? If the church
is full Of hypocrites as you have SO
often said, why do you pick mem
Der of the church to administer to
your AFFAIR."
But the man who was about tC
leave his estate to his family declared
that when it came down to the rea
pinch he did not trust those scOffers
with whom he had been associating
he wanted member OF the church tt
look after his business because hi
knew he could trust the church mem
Der. And that man, who still lives il
spite of the doctors warning, is be
ginning to have different attitude
toward the church and it's members
He has not been heard to scott a
. them since his conversation with tn
man he selected to administer the al
fairs Of his estate.
On things religious ~ome person
have queer attitude. At certai
business man here was recently cleo
:, ed an officer in local church. Their
:. came to him a man who said:
81 see that you have been electe
:, an officer in the church. am SUI
prised that you would accept it. Don
you know that it will hurt your blu
;. iness?"
Il don't believe it will hurt n
business" replied the new church G
{ ficer, but even if it did hurt my bu
mess | would not give up the churt
:. position If l must choose betwet
the church and business the busine
:, can go to hell would rather the bu
: mess went to hell than I."-Ramble
St Petersburg Independent.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-22

Mr.. HILBERT M Weathers Of Green's
boro, N. c., is the guest Of his pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Weathers,
who accompanied him, went on down
to Lakeland 10 spend few days with
her mother and sister, Mrs James
Taylor and Miss Mabel Taylor, o.
Glensdale, O.-Ocala Banner.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-22

Brazil is long on holidays. The
banks close down there oftener than
do the st. Petersburg banks. In No.
vember the banks of Brazil observed
something like 10 holidays and in De.
cember the Brazilian banks will be
closed seven days.
Christmas is a holiday in st. Pc.
ltersburg for most of the residents in
all lines of business except public and
semi-public utilities shutting down fol
the day. The Guaranty Trust com
pany of New York, keeps track of hol
idays all over the world and gives
the following as list of the coun
tries and states that observe Dec. 2!
as holiday:
Thursday, Dec. Is christmas Day.
A holiday in every part of Europe ex
cept Bulgaria Greece, Rumania, Rus
STA, Serbia and Turkey( where it i
observed by foreign banks and mel
chants); in all of the European CO.
onies in Africa and in Liberia an
Morocco in every country and co
ony in North, Central and South An
erica; in all parts of Asia excep
China (where it is observed by tn
foreign community and in Austr;
lasia and Oceania. In the Unite
States, holiday in every state /
the union; also in the district Of G.
lumbia, Alaska, Hawaii, the Philil
pine islands, Porto Rico and the VII
gin islands.-St. Petersburg Indepel
dent.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-22

When people are easy enough to
pay SIS for reserved seat to witness
the end of the world, as one old fool
did on the 18th, is it any wonder that
there are crooks to go out after the
"easy" money.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-22

First Christian Church Bible School
Christmas entertainment will be CIV
en- at 7:3O Thursday evening. The
program is being prepared and
beautiful exercise, white Gifts" will
be rendered.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-22

A ship-load of Reds" has been sent
out of the country, under sealed or
ders which are to be opened after the
ship gets out to sea. If the order reads
for the captain and crew to transfer
TO some waiting vessel, and the ship
with its cargo of Reds to be then
sent to the bottom, the world would
be improved.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-22
WAvELETS
rRt,N .
THE DEEP.
&C. Green

t...a.:.s.:..::.'..:....:..: =
Tourist: The mosquitoes multiply
fast here, don't they?'
Localite: yep, but they can't add
very well. =
Read the want ads because you
want the things they advertise.
Don't turn down the fellow who
extends the glad hand. He might
change it to fist.
The English government is looking
for a wife for the Prince Of Wales.
Any girl in this town want heiob?
With the price of coal where it Il
nowadays, it, is h to keep the
home fires burning.
An English aviation firm will in
stall a weekly aeroplane service 70
America. The only Atlantic and Pa
cafe I would care to fly over is the
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.
Christmas will be eggtogless. II
we had some nog we could have some
eggnog if he had the eggs.
Never send kiss to girl by an
other fellow. You may los" the girl
A movie fan told me that the frs
little thing Douglas Fairbanks saw
when he came into This world was ;
jumping Jack and he has been on
ever since.
Nal. "Oh I'm cra21 10 go to Dun
Mellon
| Maud: Eyes, anybody 49,"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-22

long-leaf yellow pine timber. AG
dress with full particulars, stating
whether round or boxed; If under
lease. Include map showing loca-
ton of railroad, hardroad, acreage
estimate, price and terms. P. O..
Box SET, Tampa, Fla. 210
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-22

Here we see paragraph abou.
Kentucky being distressingly dry.
And then headline that lots of good
old Kentucky booze is being exporte l
tc Cuba. And now a personal item
that Marse Henry Watterson has gone
&c spend a while at Havana. We do
not imply that these little bits of news
have any connection, but it looks like
the law Of cause and effect is in op-
Grafton.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-22

WHAT LADY would not be pleased
with Silk Hosiery for Xmas? We
have "Onyxy hosiery in many shades
in pretty Xmas boxes. McDaniels
Shoe store. - =" 22o
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-22

Whiskey is leaving Louisville by the
train-load for export to foreign lands
We know some Colonies up there
who'd like to buy ticket to ride or
those trains.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-22

Here's the overcoat for the young
man-fulI Of pep, snap, dash and 90,
price $s5.
A dozen different colors and fabrics.
Several different models, single or
double breasted.
Raincoats $500.
Storm coats.
Mackinaws. u,
Sweaters. -
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-22

For a gent who Is not to be men
toned during the holidays, but who
claims to be able to toss tomato
can into the air and put six holes in
II before it touches the ground, we'll
say that killing nothing bigger than y
squirrel while hunting big game IN
the Everglades, is mighty tame.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-22
NOTICE TO LIGHT
AND WATER DELINQUENTS

A new administration takes over the
city's business January LIST. 1t is az
.solutely necessary therefore, to close
-up the books before that time, and
under no consideration will we carry
over unpaid light and water accounts.
Every account of this kind MUST BE
PAID on or before December 9th, or
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-22
{ hristmas Exercises
At Methodist Church
On Christmas Evening

The First Methodist Sunday School
exercises win be held at
the Church Wednesday evening at
o'clock sharp, adjourning in time for
the Community Tree in the park
r. L. HENDRIX, Supt.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-22
Cottage Prayer Meeting.

The Ladies Cottage prayer meeting
of the First Methodist church will
meet Tuesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock with Mrs. Hartwell 507 East
Orange street. All those attending
are asked to bring a text Of scripture
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-12-22

Eat, drink and be merry, for after
Christmas comes bills and other ills
notably politics, which is lowering in
the offing, preparing to sweep down
upon us.