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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-01
WONDERFUL RECOVERY
 AT SWANSEA MILLS

The management of the old Copper Prince mine, at Swansea, now the Swansea Lease, incorporated, in it's report for the month of January make showing that will, in a way, sur prise those who have had experiences
 with low grade copper ores. The company mill treated 7SO0 tons of ore that carried heads of 2.3O% copper. A saving of 97.SO of the copper con- tent was effected, the concentrates carrying 22.25% copper, 3O% iron and only 2.40%o insoluable, and 40 ounce silver, and at a cost of $0.95 per ton for milling. The tailings av- eraged only 0.05% copper. The state ment shows that for weeks a recovery as high as 98.9% was made, the tail ings showing less than 0.01ch loss. This is truly remarkable showing, as the ores of the Copper Prince car ry considerable manganese and oxides still show in the ores. The recovery is by oil Notation, base oil being fed with the ore into the ball mill and pine oil fed into classifiers. Trona Sodium sesqui-carbonate) is used as a flocu- lating agent. This salt is fed into the bin with the ore in amounts varying from 8 to 12 pounds to the ton of ore. This material is secured in the raw state from the Searles Lake field, in San Bernardino county, California.
 The Swansea mines are now in the hands of the Clark people and the con- centrates are going to the Clarkdale smeltery. The mine is in shape to make large output and with depth we feel sure that it will become one of the large copper properties of the state. The mine was proven up below the oxidized zone some years ago by diamond drilling and splendid body of chalcopyrite found about 100 feet below the deep lateral work Just how extensive this ore body is was not ascertained, the leasing company not continuing the work owing to the death of Judge Thomas, who was the prime mover in the corporation. T
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-01
HOME PAST|ME MINE
 TO GET EQUIPMENT

E. J. Hover, came in from his home at Long Beach Thursday last and has gone out to Mineral Park, where he is developing the Home Pastime and Sabbath Bell mines. It is understood that these properties may be taken over by a strong company and opened to a depth far below the present. level. In recent work the owners have open ed new ore bodies and have worked out the fault system that baffled the peo- pie who sank the perpendicular shaft on the Home Pastime some years ago. A cave on one of the levels dis closed the ore body and this has been followed with big results. The ore carries high values in gold and silver and the indications are that a big body will be opened up. As soon as the property is we'll equipped the per pendicular shaft will be unwatered and drifting carried into the ore from the 300.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-01
PIONEER MINING ENGINEER
 DEAD.

The attention of the editor has been called to the death of William Wes- ton, which occurred at his home in Denver on the 30th of last month from an attack of pneumonia. Deceased was a native of England and came to the United States in 1870. He at once entered actively into the promo tion of railroad interests, but soon was attracted by mining. Being an engi- neer he was employed for a time by the Moffatt interests and was con- sulting engineer for the old White Hills company, operating mines in this county. After leaving here he looked after his own mining interests in the Camp Bird section of Colorado.
 William Weston was a splendid fel- low and among the old timers who know him he will always have pleas ant spot in their memory.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-01
THE GREAT POTASH DEPOSITS
 OF GERMANY.

The potash deposits of Germany, which were discovered by the Prus- sian Government in 1843 at Stassfurt while boring for rock salt and which occur in upper layers of rock salt in the plains of northern Germany, have been estimated to occupy a volume of 1O,79O, 100000 cubic meters and to con- tain 2O,O00,O 100000 metric tons of pot ash salts, corresponding to about g. 0OO,OOO,OO0 metric tons of potash (k2O), quantity sufficient to supply the world for 2,0OO years at the pres ent rate of consumption. These beds, according to the United States Geo. logical Survey, Department of the In terior, were first exploited about 1860 and have furnished practically the en- tire worlds supply of potash for many years.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-01
Bureau Head
 Will Take Oil Job

Van H. Manning, who has been head of the U. s. Bureau of Mines for several years and who was former ly connected with the Bureau of Min es at the Arizona state university, has resigned his federal position and will go to the recently organized bureau of research of the American Petroleum Institute, which corporation is made up of the petroleum producers of the United States. MT. Manning's years of investigations into geology and es- pecially along the rare lines of min- eralogy as we'll as the hydrocarbon groups, especially fits him for the po- sition to which he goes. He is big fellow among big fellows and the new organization made no mistake when it secured his services.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-01
NATIONAL GROUP MINES
 DEVELOPES GOOD ORE

Ted Carter, who has been in King man several days this week, reports that the National Group of mines, or the Wallapai reservation, about six miles west of Pine Springs, is being developed with a small force of men The mines were operated the past sev- eral months under difficulties, snow being plentiful and the roads being almost impossible.
 The mines in the Pine Springs coun- try lie in bedded planes between the flat layers of lime and sandstone. The only property that appears to have un- broken walls and comes up through the sandstone from the lime, is the old Ridenour mine, which overlooks the Grand Canyon. All the other veins lie only few degrees from the horizontal and it is possible that they at one time formed the northward trend of the Jerome mines, but were untitled.
 Samples of the ore show good values in copper, the greater part being black oxides. About 300 tons have been taken from two of the properties that will give copper values in excess of 15%, while there is a large tonnage that will run below that average. The showing along the vein wherever openings have been made is excellent and with a greater amount of work it is probable that a big producing mine vii he deYeloned U
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-01
BIG SULPH|DE MINES
 VISITED BY MANAGER

Last Wednesday N. E. Guyot came in from Los Angeles and departed yes- terday in company of John Lynch and wife to the camp of the Arizona Sul- phides company. This property was formerly known as the Wrigley, but was in charge of MT. Guyot, who car ried the working shaft down to the 450 level and did considerable cross cutting of the vein. This property is one of the most inviting of the big veins of the country. It is more than 100 feet between walls and is miner alized for a length of six or seven claims. The company has big group of patented claims and is in position to put on a big campaign of develop ment. The vein in the upper part of 1XL basin shows splendid ore in the outcrop and all the openings have wonderful showing of metal.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-01
EMERALD ISLE WILL
 BE REF|NANCED

For the purpose of financing its treasury and to provide adequate working capital the Emerald Isle Cop per Company has increased it's capi- tai stock from 5OO,OOO one dollar shar- es to 1,500,O00 one dollar shares. As soon as the company has secured the necessary finances it proposes to be- gin the development of the property in a big way. A shaft vii be run down into the conglomerate mass for the purpose of ascertaining it's depth and extent.
 The Emerald Isle has one of the most wonderful possibilities for big copper deposit to be found in the state It is said that already 100000 tons are possible from the small develop ment through the mass, only one shaft having reached a depth of 50 feet
 This shaft shows ore better than three per cent copper and was sunk some distance from the original open- ing. A big glory hole was contem- plated through which all ores were to be handled to feed the mill. This glory hole has not yet been completed, but when it is in commission it will be able to deliver to the milling plant big tonnage. About a thousand tons of ore was broken out in the quarry, but the handling was rather expen- sive. It is our opinion that the conn pany has an immense proposition and with proper mining and milling facil- ities and correct management the mine will pay big. The electrolytic plant will possibly be converted into a oil Notation and the ores handled in this way. We feel sure that depth of 200 feet will bring the ore in the sul- phides and possibly secondary enrich ment above the sulphides.
 The property of this company is ideally situated, being about one mile from the railroad and having a down. hill haul from the mines to the road. :, It is in the hands of a capable and conscientious management and every dollar put in the treasury of the com pany will have to give a good account of itself.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-01
VISITS STANDARD MINERALS

Last Wednesday G. M. Simpson, of Anaheim, accompanied by Messrs. Lodes and Weaver of Redlands, visit
 ed the property of the Standard Min erals, situated about 20 miles east of Kingman. The gentlemen are all large shareholders in the company and visited the property to look it over and map out campaign for future development. MT. Simpson is bank CT of the California city and is heav- ily interested in mining. !.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-01
Option Binford Group
 To LaxtOn and Lowe

E. M. (Dad) Binford has optioned his mining property, lying contiguous to the old Dean, to Laxton and Lowe, who will develop it. The property is partly on the same vein that forms the Dean and is said to show some values along the outcrop. MT. Bin ford has completed his title work on the claims and believes he has found something good. .a f..
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-01
South Africa Opens
 New Diamond Fields

A rush of diamond seekers to stake claims is reported from Beyenspoort, in the Pretoria district, South Africa, where rich deposits are said to have been located.
 Two thousand men, including law yers, civil servants, business men, landowners, artisans and clerks, took part and the whole ground was begged out in few minutes.
 Some of the more opulent employed professional runners to secure the claims previously selected, says a news agency dispatch received here.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-01
VISITING UNITED AMERICAN.

Charles Mushrush, formerly owner of the United American ground, pass ed through Kingman Wednesday last to Oatman, where he will look over his interests. MT. Mushrush is also heav- fly interested in the Tom Reed, hav- ing been instrumental in the original financing of that property.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-01
DESERT RECLAIMED BY DEEP WELLS

How the tanners of southern Utah are conquering the Escalante Desert and converting it into a region of fertility, is now being told the travel CT riding to California as he looks from the window of his Pullman.
 Eleven years ago a settlement was formed, about IS miles east of Mo dena, known as Enterprise. The sturdy farmers established themselves at the mouth of a great canon, doing so because they could build there, a few miles from their town, a large catch-basin reservoir designed to i'm pound the flood-water drainage from the mountains above. Following the completion of the reservoir they put under successful cultivation some B. 900 acres on the edge of the Escalante Desert. The soil was very rich, and today shade and fruit trees and great alfalfa fields bear silent but eloquent testimony of success. But always as a cloud upon the prospect was the fear of year of drought. This fea1 materalized last year, with its unus- ually dry season and greatly diminish. ed crops. Late in the summer the farmers determined to prospect for ar underground water flow, with the re,
 suit that a dozen successful wells
 have been bored disclosing tho exis tence of a wonderful water supply ly. ing upon some impervious stratum deep in the soil along the edge of the desert.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-01
GOlfmania.

,t Smith,! You seldom see such beaut- iful golf as that man plays. His driv- es were corking, his approaches su- perb, and he never missed a putt.
 Jones: How much were you beat en by?
 Smith: Why, I won!-Cartoons Magazine.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
+ 4 !
BOLSZEWICKI KOMITET WYKO-
NAWCZY DO POISKI.

WarSzawa, 10. lutcgo. - W sobO-
t. otrZymanO tn ZaryS manifesto, wy
StnSOwanegO pod adreSem PolSki
przez Komitet wykOnawCzy Rosy So
wiet6w, a potwicrdzaiaCegO ~prZeslana
pOprzedniO prZcz miniStr6w Lcnina,
TrOtZky'cg0 i C~niCzcrina Ofcrtc poke
java. Seim pOlski i rome W MIN Str0n
niCtwa wstrzymuia sic 4 dalSZa akCya
az do CZaSu nadeiSCia pelneGO tekStu
togo manifesto.
DCtyChCZaS wiadOmO, ic zawicra
on uznanie niepodlegiO$ci PofSki, O.
rag d~eklaracye, IL narod rosyiSki H.
znaje woInOSC PolSki IN pOdstawe
wlaSnci SwOiei woIno&ci. DOdaie row.
niez, zc AIianCi pr0bowali beZSkutC-
cznic podhurzyC przeciw rzadoWi so
wiet0w Iitwc i EStonic, a tcraZ to
SamO pr6buia uCzyniC Y POlSka. RO-
Sya natOmiaSt ME zywi zadnych wro-
giCh pIan0w przeciwko polskiei rzecI-
poSpolitej i Rad sowiet6w, kt6ry Jest
prawdziwym reprczentantem klaS rO-
botniczych, szuka przyiazni 4 PolSka.
DlategO KOmitet wykonawCzy nalega
m zawarCie pokOju j prOsi POlske o
p~oiaczenie 2 MIN SwyCh w~ySiik6w, Ce-
lem zwalCzania cPidemii tyfuSu, ia
kotel klcSki Slodn i bczrObOCia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
Il DOMU STARC6W SW JOZEFA
W ANONDALE.

Tow. Pan Opieki mad starcaml,
mice bedzie regularne posiedzenie
jutrO W Srode, dnia 11go lutego "
godzinie Gcj Pc pc4udniu. 0 jak mai
licznieisze Zebranie upraSZa SlF
gdyz jest wanna sprawl do Zahatwie
mia ma porZadku dziennym.
Marya NJ. Ncuman, prezeSka;
EIeonOra Nowak, sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
OTWARCIE PARLANTENTC BRN-
TYJSKIEGO.

LOndyn. 10. lutcgo. - kr0l Jerry
OtwOrlyi dis parliament brytyjSki
nova trOnOw2. W kt6rei ~>twicrdzil,
IL kweStya irlandzka Sprawia rzadO-
vi wieIe trudnOSCi. oraz zapOwie--
dhiai, re W naiblizszei ~przHSzIo&ci 10
Stanie Izbie przedtoaOny proiekt, kt6-
~ day do uwzSBednienia SfuSznych
zyczei Irlandyi i polepSzcnia rzad6w
W tel prowincyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

Sprawy organizacyi a ZwfaSzcza ci,
kt6rzy byli ranni W o~statniej VOL
mic. Biuro p. Kempy mie&ci sic uhnc
ME w domu jego pnr. 1923 W. lei
uI.. ale po 15tym b. m, otwarty 10
stanie mr.. 1911 S. Ashland ave. -
Czlonkowic pOwinni ~zastoSOwsG sic
do niejszego opisu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
z JADWIGOWA.

- Czlonkowie Tow. Sw. Jacka. mr..
239, maia dis swoje regularne ze--
branie W hall zwykiej o godz. 7:3O
wieczorem; wszyscy maja bye obecni,
poniewaz kaldy czlonek musi podpi-
sac deklaracye ma sw6j certyfikat,
czy chce placiG jak dOtad. czy ma bye
podwyzszony assessment, dlategO
MECH nikogo ME braknie ma p~osiedze-
niu: bardZO wanna sprawl. - SzcZ.
Grzemski, PREF, Ant. Zielinski, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
z WOJCIECHOWA

Onegdaj wiezorem Bractwo Die
CT Nary, skupiajace sic PREY para
fiji Sw. Wotciecha. wystawilo dra,
mat relSgijny W pieciu aktach p. l..
nPatryeya' PREY udziaIe lieznie ze-
brsnej p~ublicznoSci. Amatorzy pick
nego iak rowniel pouczajacegu
przedstawienia spisali sic znakomi-
Gle pod ka1dym wzgiedem. Mile spO
czywalo oko ma dziatwie tax w-praw
ME wycwiczonej " wymowe i &c
stach. " rCli Augusty, c~esarzowej
Rsymu - wystepowala PARMA H.
Jelen; Ottawa, jej c6rka byla W.
Paczkowska: Patrycya. prEy5acioska
Oktawii byla \. Rokoka; KOt-
Eeie, kap{anke graia H. Szudar-
ska; Cecylie, przyiaci0fke Pstrycyi,
grsha L. No~wogrodzka; Msrgareta.
by}a ]. Gorecka; MeEita. maia NEW
donna $piewaczka byla NJ. Lubeiko;
Myrta, jej siostra - H. Ztentara;
Aniol - K. F~abianska; Ffawia -
E. Pettkoska; Eugenia - H. Lewan
dowska; Irma - S. Andrzejewska;
Afra - c. Kroplewska; Numetia -
NJ. DryS: Lidia - G. Mieczynska;
PompCnia - X. Wojcieszek; Quin-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
Ruch W TOwarzYStWaCh.
re STANISkAMOWA.

- Macierz Polska, Oddziai Al Sw,
Teofila. ma posiedzenie micSiecznr,
we $rode. 11go Iutego " sail Macie-
rzy Polskiej. Prczes zaprasza wszy~
stkich czlonk6w. DO Sa wazne Spra-
wv do zalatwienia. - Mar. Bajersk1,
PREF, r. Przybylla, sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
Z

We czwartek. dnia 1890 bm.,
odbedzie sic wazne p~osiedzenie klu-
ku Pan Kr6lowej Jadwigi, " IVY
klei sail ~posicdzen. Kazda CZ'onkini
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

Wczoraj panstwu Piotrowi ! Mai
gorzacie Kempa, Fam. pnr. 1851 w.
l4tej III. przybyia ma SWAT pocie~
cha W postaci zdrowego Synka. Sy-
nalek j matka czuja sic wy&mient-
Gle.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

ma bye obecna, sprawl wanna co do
wieczorku rozmaitoSci, kt6ry ma
sic odbyG dnia 15gO lutego.
KOmiiet
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

Posiedzenie Tow. Miodziezy sw.
Kazimierza Krolewicza No. $50 L..
P. r. X. odbedzie sic dzisiaj, dnia
logo b. m. W sail zwykiych poSie-
dzen. Jestto bardzo wazne ~posiedze-
ME i kazdy czionek obowiazany jest
stawjj sic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
J
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POTRZEBNY poke. osObny, - O.
sobne wejScie, musi bye wygodny,
frontowy, kapiel, para ogrzewany.
Zglosic sic listownie pred II lutego
do Dziennika Chicagoskiego pod Ii
terra B. XXX
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

DziSiaj We wtorek, dnia 1880 b.
m, odbedzie sic ,,Bunco Party Ia
radzone przez K6bko Panien Sw.
Ludmi4y z WojciecnOwa. Bunco roz
pocznie sic o godzinie Sci wiecZo-
rem punktualnie. W sail p~arafialneJ
przy lei i Paulina III. Komitet "a
prasza wszystkich pavafian i goSIi
Z po "a parafii, poniewaz jest TO
ostatnia zabawa pred poStem. Mo
dziez Sczesolnie powinna sic tam
dziSiaj zebTat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

K6}ko L~iterackie i'm. JuEusza
SNowackiego. Skupiajacc sic PREY
teize parafii urzadza " dniu 1880
kwietnia b.. T, w~ieczorek. " sail
Pudasksego. komitet praCuje. ably
przygotowac dobOrowy program. Do
komitetu nsleza: p. FranciSzek j.
Kempa. p. Jan A. Stanek, p. W}ady
s}aw Smarszcz. p. Leon Drozdzik, y.
Jozer' Labno. oraz panny: Wanda
Simbor. Maya Lew. Rozsha Jelen,
Julia Strzvcka i Marya Osrizwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

W min.ony piacek q SOdzjnie -
2 rama cdbyi sic pogrzeb ;. p. Amy
Tyrka. czlonh:ni Niewiast Rozanca
sw.. Aposto,Swa ModIitwy i $50 Ia
kouu w. FraDcjSzka. ktora maria
po kr6tkjej 'ocz ciezhicj chorobie "
podesz}ym wicku OrSzsk ~pcErzebo-
Wv wyruszyi L domu zaioby pnr.
172I W. I6tej al. do koSciO4a p. W.
Sv. Woiciechs, Gdzic odprawlon"
bvlo n~a5ozensrwo ~pOgrzebowe CO.
remonie, poczem zw'oki zmarteJ
p-zeNieziouo ma cmentarz Sw. Vol
ciecha i tam je zlczono ma wicczny
SpCCZynek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10
PRACA.

POTRZEBA kobiety do szorowania.
cd 12tej W po4udnie do } popofu-
dniu. 1907 n. Dearborn nj. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10


Ma ostatniem posiedzentu Klubu
Obvwatelskiego indorSowanO p.
Leonardo Rutkowskiego. prezesa
hrowaru pod nazwa White Eagle :,
Fam. pnr. 1851 w. 1Stnj ul., ma al
dermana l1ej wardy. S~podziewaf sic
nalezy. ze rcdacy i rodaczki murem
stana PREY swoim.
Obecnie ma WOjciechowie milo
die nasza poczyna zabierat sic do
~interes6w. Oh. Jan \. Stanek, INA
nv drukarz. ktory W sp0fCe z p. Leo
mem Drozdzikem. o~twieraja drukar
ME ma wieksza skale pod nazw2
.,Stanek Printing Co.. pnr. 1911 S.
Ashland ave Mlodym przemysfow-
com zyczymy powcdzenia.
Drug poster mlodziezy naszeI
Jest. IL p. tranclSZeh heupd, EhahS
sportowiec wojciechowski. Obecnie
zatrudniony W rzadowej piracy "
biurze international Revenue Ser
vice. jake &asyer podatkowy TAX
zwanv Income Tax Cashier. take
W tych dniach otwiera swoJe bHuro
notsryame W drpkarni Stanek Print
ing Co. 1911 s. Ashland ave. Dru-
karnia i biuro otwarte zostana "
przysz}a niedzieEe. dnia 1890 b. m.
Take jake sekretarz legioru Post
Peter A. w. No. - American Le--
gion". bedzie mial swoje bturo W
owei drukarni. ably ~cz1onkowie mielt
sposobnosc przyjac / za}atwit rome
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

Znane ze swej piracy narodoweJ
Tow. ..Centralnych Polek', urzadza
W najbliIsza niedziele. dnia 15go
b. m. W sail PulaSkiego. przy Ash
land i 1Stej zahawe tax zwana po-
maranczowa. Komitet energicznie
uracuje mad przygotowaniem r0z--
nych niespodzianek, kt6re ~uc1estni-
k0w zabawia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

Wczoraj po a pierwszy DIR. A.
Sampolinski. ordynOwa4 W swej kan
celaryi lekarskiej pnr. 1900 ". is
ul. Odtad stale przyjmowaG bedzi0
swych pacyent6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-10

Do Grand Rapids, Mich. WYE
chat wczoraj OBJ. August Czygielskj.
Fam. pnr. 1886 S. Winchester ave,
gdzie bawiG bedzie u PIP. G~rzonkow-
skich. kt6rzy prowadza sklad 4 obu-
WIEN.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-18
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
NOTES

The Chamber of Commerce is doing
everything possible to find accommo-
dations for all who come in but the
,ituation is becoming more difficult
every day. Most of those coming in
this month have been persuaded to
huy hut several families, the heads OF
whom have good positions but not the
means TO buy are unable to secure
rooms and some of these workmen
will leave Lakeland today and others
next week unless places can be found
for them.
For the present, two or three suites
Of nnfnrnished rooms will take care
If the situation and any of our citi-
yens who read this item and can as
sist in the matter are earnestly urged
r. do so by calling up the Secretary
,, once advising what they have.
In the meantime efforts are being
made to secure some tenth and suit
able sites on which to place them
several parties offering to pay good
rental for such accommodations Il
they can be had.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-18
ATLANTA "RUBES"
BUY APPLE VINEGAR

Atlanta, Ga, Sept lS.-You can t
go into an Atlanta mans office, show
him a quart of pure apple vinegar
as a sample, give him "the wing and
offer him all he wants for SO gal
Ion. That is, you cant do 1t and get
away with it, for he won't buy.
And all because the cat is out Of
the bag. A slick swindler came along
and went through the above outlined
procedure and stung lot OF thirsty
citizens who naturally tell for the in
timation that they were getting
liquor.
But when they received their pure
apple vinegar" and opened it up they
found they had bought exactly what
the agent claimed to be selling-l' e.
rure annie vinegar worth about 40
cents quart,
And now they've "hollered" and put
,be community wise; and while you
mav sell pure apple vinegar for 40
cents a quart, you cant wink and
<s,I pure apple vinegar for 5" a
gallon.