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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

IOWA cry. Iowa Jan, is
Fred ~. I.ohmnn ~ Fort Madison
Iowa. n junior In medicine. will lead
the 1919 10, tball eleven of the TINT
vesl,y ~ Iowa Ho PLAYED half ha ct
on the 1919 team and was regarded
as one ~ the greatest line plunVer'
I'm the western conference. Resides
I,ohmsn. n nov seems probable that
ReldinR, parking. Symhors', Iielli
peldinF Parking S'nhorsi lleld'
Mockmore. Uiock Sykes Justin
Cumberland and smith ns veteran,
around whom the 1919 eleven viii
be constructed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
MIN. 10 Resume.

MANCHESTER, y. " Jan Is
pcginning nest week the Amo~keaf
mills employing $4,000 testil'
workers. viii he operated nv" hDd I,
half hours n day n was announce
TODAY Trade conditions due tn the
period were given ~
the reason for the ciirtailmsnt Re
Gently. with Other New England MN"
tho Amoskeng management retds"d
workers an cighi hour dav
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

There i- going to he u lot ~ money
change hands Rs soon a. tho doutH
open the first da, and n the other
fellow gets here tlrst We are soing
Ia get HE money first. for iuHt ~
soon as he finds out tho prices of
some ~ the cars We are going To
sell. he In going 30 huy, an be wis"
aud come early The Federal Motor
company used car show. January
70 to rs. nt 6ll south boulder ave
nue. Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

TOXIC. Ian - .--Chlvo sUgivamn
y II year old Japanese girl who had
been arrested for burglary commit
tod suicide In her cell hv hanging
4h. made noos" with her OIL, ~
sash. unwound from h"r Wmono
nelnK IN need NJ money 'hr girl h'd
armed herself with en nNe hnn
broke into - house in'im dating n
woman occupant and making OIL
with some cash
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
Prominent OLlnhoman Hack irum
Mc.i,u

DALLAS. Tex Jan Howard
y cole ~ Tulsa, Okli general man.
ger of operations ~ the Onto ,,tl,H
las COMPANY. IN the MIA continent
stopped In Dallas TODAY tJHnuhrN lhN
IN uan from Mexico. where he
pcnt several DAYS In Tho oll fields
ills party had an uu-Ncntful trip
Uio aud ont ~ Mexico, though c,i.
dcnC,H ~ past di-,urhanro~ Whs seen
IN the soldier guards whirh acc6r.
panied ill ttninH ana In the wnrllkr
uppcn ttn,r ~ bullet holes ant
broken windows In some ot IN" ran
way cars
several unusually large wells have
teen completed IN Tho Tanpico It's.
trici nocuJding tu Mr COTE Several
~ these are located In the territory
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
Oklahoma Producing and Rcfinins
Gets uig Wen

The oklahoma Producing a RE
timing Co. has big well In the
southwest corner ~ the northwest
~ ll-21-i0 II made lso barrels in
tn. first ~ hours and had plenty Of
sand as the top was found at l23s
To 500 feet II IN on the whiting
lcas. owned by them and IL the first
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

IOnctea, France l''' -
Dear wife and mother WIZ drop
YOU n few lines - lNt you know ]
nm stIll alive and expect - return
every soldier over here expects the
same thing hut do really believe
the tank corps viii be among the
first TO return.
Talk about one rniny country. THIS
one wins II rains every day ana
every night, aud makes ono WISH
they had web feet liut so FAR ~ ms
no, been very cold our camp II
Iocated nhnut i've wilos from
Longres aud e1h miles from Inr'H
am now attached 10 the trH,
brigade. which has made n great
reputation over here. Th,y nave
hcen cited five times Tor bravery
four times by tho Americans ana
once hy the French
W. received the news ycstordhy
that prealdent Wilson was ovcr here
lie sure picked fino day Tor ms
landing. for It WIS one ot the fe"
sunny day. We have had There
must hnve been some great cello.
hratiors In the states when the
armlstice was signed. from what We
have heard over hero II was Just
nke any ordinary day, hlth'ugh
everyone wns glad II was nvet ara
We could begin 10 plan about going
home . -, -.
appreciatc home now. II seems 70
me | have been through lmll since
iqg, we partrd The first blow ihHt
struck me was shlpwreek OH the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
II rnmrhnhY hIin,t hny anmehohN

N somebody diin't huy sumchodl
ei-oH used automobile there would
he ia, very few new cars sold heD
each year Sow we have too many
automobiles on hand and ARE 80
lnR 10 sell them 90 somebody ret|
soon n YOU don't believe ~ come
around the lns' day ~ 'he show
which will last from January 20 IN
January 20. and see how many We
have left on hand II Is 10 he he'd
ht the snleroom of he Federal Mo
tor company ~ sl7 South Boulder
avenue ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
prc~s n, sim Icin N'~Ving
, ~. a..a.N.ta1 nVsaH

DURi.iN. Jan ~ S'nn Fe'n
officials announced TODAY that tho
meeting ~ N" Irish republican pr
lament next TUESDAY will b" open
10 the press and public on pres"n
tn,ion ~ tickets oht1lrnhlo ~ sim
reIn headGuRrters Representation
viii he cpnfire1 80 elected m"mhcra
Of the parliament. hut IN" unsur
ce-sful candidates and men occupy
Ing government positions will par
ticipate.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

The Gypsy nU company hold
center uf the stage on account Cf its
well out IN b ig.b west ~ Val"
Nhu,h i- brvund "a douht IA" most
important" ~ any now drilllng IN
Oklahoma II IN lkcN tn he hr llsd
IN ht any time aS oyrrNihlnE II Hll
set but u may he delayed At that
Another important well ~ the
GNpsNs IL the 80 | liis Horse m
t.?IlO which i- about ready for a
SECOND shot. The NO. 2 Ia dflillnK at
| soc feet
The same company Ia drllllnE on
the Cable farm "a II ana ~ about
due tur failure unlcss something
happsns as this well ~hich II No 4
Tor tho lease. is drilling AT 2,IJ5 feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

uumrdit'cl} adlon MS the famous
Juan tsslauu lraSc ~ the Dohcny
SYNDICATE ,u t'r to..h The T",n"
company. the island Otl a Transport
60 the international pil company,
aud others have neV wells WITH vSut
mated ,t-hcly cIrh ~ 10000 hat
tells io tu.uuO battciH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

CLEVELAND. ohio. Jan. II
Plans are being completed for u tour
OF France. Iiclgium ana GREAT
Britain by n commission ~ manu-
fHcturers and Wholesale merchants.
who will sail for Europe about Feb.
ruarv ~. only men who can show
that their business relations viii he
henoficini to tho people ~ the deN.
astated districts visited will be given
membership on the commission, of
which Myron 7. iierrlck former am.
bassador 10 France, In honorary
chairman. Each member must either
he q purchaser of goods offered Tor
sale by the people IN the drNasinicd
sections. or he prcrared 10 supply
comm Oddities urgently needed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

The Gluho on a Gas co iS on tor
~ the sand and II ready 90 arm IN
with It's No IA the southwest Of
the northeast of ~ 2i-lh II has
completed well making $50 bar
rcls since taking over thiH property.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

!, won't cost YOU anything 10 look
~ our time Il yours, ~ arrange IN
sfend an afternoon ar evening with
us ~ our used car show to he held
January 20 10 2h Tho Federal
Motor company. 6lI South Boulder
avenue 81 ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
WHALE MEAT BECOMING A
STAPLE FOOD PRODUCT

VnNCprvER. y. G.. Jan. Is
! h'te stations on the british Colum
NJ coast are now killing whales Tor
rom % %,', ,s e %srsM co rl.M :. meat s. "a at
ONE IN 'hc Inc, yenF staple pro-
nlc' IN the markets of eastern Can.
- snd me tinted States u il
ppsd fresh In refrigerator cars
II 70" m" continent and IN canned
I'm IN sold In Europe, ispnn and
stands ~ the south Pacific.
Nnale meat IN much like tender
u H all lean meat w.thou,
~" y makes tellshlng Juicy
N ana Rppetirinr roasis, pot
"' ooqne'tea and sausnGos ANY
Nhn ate n whale steak urawnre-
puh have dNf'crl,y In telling I,
ron good tenderloln.
Nhe hundred and ninety nine
,rt We" taken IN The wee, coas'
lnf'ng 'qls Th,s wa. record
,n Tho largest whales were s0
~. long ana weighed from so 10 rs
m The whales welded from three
"a W tons ~ beef The catch NJ
~ 'ht"e British Columbia stations
hNupuot station sts whales.
~" az hor. 30 and MAIDEN harhor.
W ~ Ilnv CITY on uray's Harhor.
lhRion lsq whales were taken
~. ~ ~ stations In the Aleutian
,,N The Victoria whaling com
i,. M Victoria, n c. packed dur
s ,he season so 600 cases ot wha ie
I, an ~ which had been cold
N hNNnFpa Th. ,.u.a o., =. l.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
G,p-, Oii Company.

well IN section II which makes al
NJ % look good
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

nss.sAt' At' going to sail our two seven
|c,t, F'r chandler dom onstra 'ing
a., ~ ,ent used car show to he held
so,,, eIeinl Motor company sales
|,h. " South Boulder avenue.
n,, sN of January 20 10 rs. These
(es,s na,e been given the hes, of
v, ann In fact look like new. n
.rra '''' To 70 into detail with ref.
a. 70 the 1919 Chandler cars.
|ny ~. you are wanting an ideal fam
lard ~ Mo rirht price lust phon.
|to nave ~ lay one aside subject
ADV w approval and acceptance. -.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
Haynes Chwmmy

Run. AMI looks Ike new car.
new cotd tires
Hudson Super 1917, passenger ..
In very heat condition.
Chandler Sedan. 1917 wire
wheels. has never been OF pave
m.nt,
1901 MAIS. PHONE bs1S.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
PURELY PBna0NAL

~ rus OF rRArSWdry AND 6fn
TRs For four yesrF and more I hkv'
been sslilnr up book - wIlisur oi
N. Md 'conllneni oil field. Producers
r,,. rI"' ~ ~. IS .I.. .si'I 81 .1,. % q 'GS. *. .. 81
industry snd be . h,lp. 10 the frsisrnii,
uniu,i burden, and issn
hrc been . llit'e h'iv In ,h,s ~o'l
because Of q railroad vrest thsi espssd
Inrl, hsr, suffered . tunstross lhsu
me trrsi var zane on Which received
ny titsntlon durins u, s,l,isnes then
ne lnilusrn tackled me have hssn
here "a isat'-,.h ,m up ,rd a. h'
ss, ..'ln on o,.,,t 's' JOB, 'aa ,,n vi, z.
~ v,,, service ~ those ~ho ere hslp
ius me In ,his work while I sppoin,.d
soms agents 10 ioos .Nsr subscripiion'
sni donations that friends desired n
make but soms ~ them hvs been rs
mi. In their iuty snd failed 10 report
ns nam. oi parties EivinE me h,i'
! vonli hrhl appreciate ~ Il yor
NIL tndly motif, me M smanni ol
,slp you rave snd ~ ~flom name ~
srsri an record tsn he made ~ 'h'
same Ani your nsmss he recorded and
,c' ran gs' your book
~ sqihatiiy 10 sgsnis ". h,-n ~
.otsd - ! shall p.tsonslly loot ate
mi, ~otb hsfssiisr Augustus y itey
ioutushu and ihsiatian. ,ui North
street Nnshoses, Osa
THF WIZ, Nsi.rnii, Ho.piis sNipsria
seror modal ton. Tor ps,lenis dssif M
ptivseY suf ,-slnsinn h~fofe an
through eonfinsm-ni charge. fsssons
bio ms, -ott ir' etpsnss babies fo
.ieui,on Ms e " lave, IS Wes
Thfr rrt k,n's' t7'y No
WANTED .small shii 20 cNe Tor ., m,
home Address q a. World
ron g,tr n,ui noe par W. lady
tsn uskinr bco'' rhrsn ga Mrs
Rl,s ioi 90 TplH uts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
Want Ad Phones 600O-
COOL

Want Ad Phones OOOO
COOL
rtS$$s~
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND FOUND !,
Loist.-ftdsy p m, blst l.sihst po,t,,
book With silver tfimmlns,, contslns
nssrly 90 and ticket 70 Dt tlsH's Ice
,ars On Kendall ut e-ad Phone
LOST thds, evening isrs. pin, p..coct
dnsisn, nth tsp. se,iipf valued -
tespssit return 70 Msjs',le hotel 10
~srd
Dosr tan I'D ~cv. Saturday sitter
noon b,,~ssn CN.y .oas sad Boston on
THIRD rindsr phen. 3ils
rARfi THAT REMOVED RoRk fpm my
ear 81 10. y whselins, I, tno~n sad
to .ho,, sddr... No ss,s,los.
r. Ia. 5,asa row i..s. p'"'.... ."l's...
r.lsn by Old lad, solrs Ia ar near as
Esr. !" r.. 10 c~s., % Mr.. ''' d..,., , .ic ''S',s Z
'hurnne Tulss Okla
Lot'r Tsp"try hsndhss eenislnins bssh
hook findst tsr phons i7,s And 70
e.iVs reward
lost hs,~een sh.eii. prus kiors spd
1877 y chsi .nns ohlld's white muff
Rs~srd Pbore sori
LOST. sm.li cameo brooch Rs~std II
returned 10 Mise Cole ar. Hun, 60
ockrrnpok fouSD- On North Denver
Isl stih
Losr Monday nisN, Y n C. A or.n
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

Tan lkihu t,rdb,s os Saturday. Jan
us,y I 1919 On ihs 0hd o'srs Trail be
eloihins, msps ,nd yslusbls papers flnder
pls.'. motif, u, Hinton bsr'l''''lle'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
arnrIaL nn1fcrs

MANY hand l,undry. " pst do,sn nn.
l,htd I'D aar PEI doieu rough dry
rhorn o7psi
rUBFR, ~ pNs ,.1mpronl rt,'tus
application. Nos latest quickest meihoi
~ process ~ siuiusiion uiAfAntssd
wtiis fat Tree hooh-, today Allied
Nsii. -. tshsvills Y q
bN cnR,r qrYTurS OstHOpNTii--
In Msto hdT Tsl 1853 and osse
TN " Il ClINESTs returned from M.
sfmr 0-itfsl snd office ptsctss aIf
Rohlrson hlds Phone tioo.
IN FNfiY LIND Medical msrss, snd
rtn.nntir, ttnthiA court seventh snd
ihrrrnrF Phone ptff fant
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

BiRD pod pnfNrtR -Bro-n bod lou,
-hi,, f.L lett ear 'pli, Phone 90
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-05
MOST PRODUCTIVE
GROVE IN FLORIDA
WHERE QUALITY MEETS

| have for sale what is probably the
most productive grove in Florida, size
considered, and have option for a
short period. Quick consideration Is
necessary.
Sixty acre grove, on beautiful lake
close in, and on hard road. Includes
house, barns, implements of all kinds
and fine pair of mules. Eight room
house.
Division of trees-Thirty acres Of
fine Seeding trees twenty acres of
grapefruit, ages from ten to eighteen,
seven acres of budded Valencas in
full bearing, and three acres of the
largest and most productive Tango
rines in the state.
The owners guarantee a purchaser
for the crop now on the trees at fifty
thousand dollars for this fruit. That
tells its own story. Nothing more
needs to be said, save the grove is moi
to its maximum, not by any means.
Price-One Hundred and Fifty
Thousand Dollars, half cash, the bal
ance in four equal payments at eigh
per cent interest.
W. T. BROOKS, Agent
Halnes City Florid;
$50
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-05
OFF FOR COLLEGE

Many of our young people will
soon be leaving for college. No
other city in the country cen pro.
duce a finer lot than these young
men and women from Lakeland.
1t io said Clothes does not make
the man but they reveal him."
Business, social or school life re-
quires due consideration be given to
appropriate dress and Of utmost i'm
portance is correctly fitted footwear
of serving giving quality with "Style
to Boot"
The young ladies are invited to call
and inspect the new pumps, oxfords
and boots, which are the highest
standard of excellence and are most
reasonably priced.
Young men will find their kind of a
Shoe in the new dark shades, at $3.50
to $1,000 at
THE STRAW SHOE STORE
The Place to Buy Shoes and Hosiery
$500
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-05

stories Of wonderful progress in
American shipbuilding during the
war inspiring tales of smashed rec
crds in rivet driving. and finished
ships being turned out in marvellous
time at mushroom yards on che At
lantic' Gulf and Pacific coasts, it is
probably true that "haste does not
make speed" An American was heard
to ask today as he looked at the flags
flying from the masts of dozen YES
sells: Are we being left at the post ,"
Henry s. Fleming. a New York en-
gineer' has just arrived here from
Liverpool. He says that at each Of the
four ports at which his steamer
touched he saw American steamers in
disabled condition.
At Leixaces-the port for oporto
Portugal-he said there were two
American ships in a disabled condi-
ton; one was a shipping board
steamer, the other one OF the wooden
ships built during the war rush. At
Lisbon there was shipping board
steamer being repaired. At Funchal,
Madeira there was a privately-owned
American steamer being patched up.
And upon his arrival here he saw the
"Topocaxi.
Rumors Of similar condition in
other ports he says, does not argue
well for American efforts to build up
a first-class merchant marine. Among
the comment and questions heard
during discussion of the situation
were these:
What is the matter with the new
ships being built and with those be-
ing handed over by the shipring
board to private charterers? Are they
being duly inspected before being
handed over or before putting out
to sea? Leaking steamers, besides
rejecting on our national shipbuild.
ing efforts mean damaged merchan.
disc and resultant lack of confidence
in American-made goods; such a con.
dition results in a definite setback te
our efforts to build up foreign trade
on permanent basis"
British sea captains and sailor,
smile when anything is said of tn,
American merchant marine being s
serious competitor. As one captaiI
puts it: I'VE are not afraid of shin.
which cannot sail more than 30,
miles without having engine trouble
or being compelled to make for tn,
nearest port"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-05
churches which purposes to abolish
boxing matches throughout the coun-
try
NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE

Notice is hereby given that under and BY
virtue Of the terms and conditions Of a decree
made by the Honorable John s. Edwards. Judge
Of the Circuit Court Of the Tenth Judicial
Circuit Of the State Of Florida, In and for
Polk county, in Chancery. in certain cause
pending In said court wherein c. q. Fuller
is complainant and R. W. Ellis and Annie
B, Ellis, his wife, and T. l. Waring and
Kansas F. Waring, his wife, are defendants
the undersigned by said decree is appointed
special master in chancery to sell, and will
on Monday, the first day Of September, A. D
1919, between the hours Of eleven o'clock a. M.
and two O'Clock p. m, offer for sale and sell
at public auction, at the South, door Of the
courthouse In Barlow, Polk county, Florida,
to the highest and best bidder for cash, the
following described premises situated In Polk
county, Florida:
Beginning at the southeast corner Of the
southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter Of
t., Northeast ua.tcr e section fourteen,
township twenty mine, range twenty three,
and run north 1875 feet, west $50 feet, south
1875 feet, east $50 feet to beginning, contain
ing two acres, more or less, with all build.
ings and improvements thereon.
The said property to be sold TO satisfy tho
amount Of said decree and costs.
Dated this the 31st day~ Of July, A. D.
1919
A. R. CARVER,
9435 Special Master In Chancery.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-05
Florida Land of
Perpetual Farming
Continued from Page 81

Continued from Page 81
these are the most important, or at
least the largest shippers.
The yields for the last three years
have been as follows: 1916, 927,591
crates; 1917 9SS,25O crates; 1918.
1'115,O00 crates.
CUCUMBERS
This is crop that was once grown
mostly in one or two districts but as
more truck land is developed this crop
has spread its territory. However.
the largest acreages are grown in the
Central and South sections, with quite
a few being produced on the East
Coast and in North Florida. The
yield for the last three years is as
follows: 1916. 331S7S scrates; 1917.
$4,000 crates; 1918. 393,450 crates.
CABBAGE
This crop is, like snap beans, grown
in truct districts of different sections.
Still there are certain districts where
ii is very prominent, especially in the
Central section. The yield of this
crop in Florida for last three years
is as follows: 1916, 253,O24 crates;
1917, 100000 crates; 1918, 4O2,223
crates.
TOMATOES
This is crop that has been grow
ing in Importance for years and Flor
ida ships more than half of the fresh
J tomatoes that 60 to northern, eastern
and western markets. The East
Coast South and Central Florida are
the principal shippers of this crop
However. they are grown to a more
or less extent in all the sections IL
which other truck is grown.
Yield for this crop for the las
three years is as follows: 1916, 1910,
S33 crates; 1917. 100000 crates
1918, 4,OOO.SOO crates.
I SNAP BEANS
This Is crop that has received
considerable attention since vegeta
bles have been grown On a large seal
in Florida. The snap bean being
quick crop, it is often planted on lam
J after some other crop has been har
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-05
NOTABLE CAST WITH NAzIMovA
Great Star Has WeII-known Players
In Her Support In "Toys of Fate" +,
Play that Sounds the Very
Depths of the Soul

Nazimova, the great Russian star
of "Toys of Fate, which will be the
special attraction at the Auditorium
theatre today is surrounded with a
brilliant cast Of celebrated players in
this Screen Classics production de
luxe, released by Metro. Every mem
Der of the cast is we'll known to
theatregoers.
Charles Bryant, who appeared op-
posite the, star in her wonderful pic
ture Revelation" again is her lead
ing man, essaying the role of Henry
Livingston, young American law
yer.
Irving Cummings, one of Americas
favorite screen players, is cast as
Greggo, the gypsy lover. He has
been seen as leading man with Ethel
Barrymore in Metros "An American
Widow" and was one of the first
pldycIS cNSI Cu6u6cu Wy NOIAo, uOAhe
a player in it's initial picture, "The
Three of U.s."
Dodson Mitchell, who has support
ed Nazimova in Ibsen plays, has beer
entrusted the important part Of Bruce
Griswold. He was Julia Arthur''
leading player in "The Eternal Mag
. dalene."
E. j. Connolly, another distinguish
ed actor of the stage and screen, il
cast as Howard Belmont. He played
DR.. Zulph in Metros serial, "Th'
Great Secret" starring Francis X
Bushman and Beverly Bayne.
Frank Currier, who has supporte'
I practically every star in the Metr
| constellation, plays Pharos, the oil
chief of the gypsy tribe. He is re
membered for his work as the Prio
in Revelation, with Nazimova.
Mia Mac, who was seen with Naz
Emova in "War Brides" plays Blanch
I Giswold Miss Mac is an attractiv
player who has had valuable expel
fence on the speaking stage.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-05

vested. This crop is planted in the
late fall for winter crop, then an
ether crop is planted in the winter
for an early spring crop, which is the
most important of the two paintings.
This crop is an important one in
the vegetable districts of the Central,
South and East Coast sections as we'll
as in several parts of the North Sec
ton.
The yield Of snap beans for the
last three years is as follows: 1916,
4S5,41O crates; 1917. 514,3OO crates;
1918. 100000 crates.
IRISH POTATOES
This Is a crop that has only been
grown in a commercial way in Flor
ida for the last fifteen or sixteen
years. Still it has made some rapid
strides in that time, especially in GER
tain districts the most prominent of
these being in the East Coast section
including a large territory 10 three
counties. There are other districts
where the Irish potato is grown rath-
rer extensively, especially on some Of
the new reclaimed (drained) muck
and Everglade lands Of the State.
This crop is also grown in some Of
the special vegetable districts as a
secondary crop that is behind ar
earlier crop during the same season i.
Three other crops are grown as 6 sec
cndary crop with Irish potatoes, the
most important Of these being corn
Cowpeas and velvet beans are Otter
put in with the corn. the first for hay
and to enrich the soil, the second tc
enrich the soil and the bean pods tt
be gathered by hogs or cattle.
! The Irish potato acreage has so In
creased until it Is one of the larg,
crops Of the State today in the trucl
class.
1 Acreage yield and value Of this croy
for the last three years: 1916, 1900,
acres; 100000 bushels; value. So,
$4,000. 1917 $4,000 acres; 2,275,OO,
bushels; value, $4,664,O0O. 1918 $35,
600 acres; 100000 bushels; value
100000.