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Washington Journal., 1920-01-23
Nmcriean NcncuoIant Mhueiatiun.

Nmt IS 3. Ntts. iat0 in @numeIS
Soue Die SobresucriommIinq OcS
Tereins itott, Die iibcraits gut be
lud)t mar. SIN geidGitIid)en Scil
Der SerlommIung ltcltc Is lid Der
ans, 0ob Scr &olienbcltan0 Elm Dor
5iigIi1er lit, lpoa Der quito lleberidni
Den Der &erein er5ielt bat, benefit
Omar morer pieleGrantenaeloer aus
~5u6oblcn, oa 0ic migiinitiaen 8itte
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res 10 mulld)cu Snlllen5ofall Der
urlo6t battcn uber qlildlidcrlueiie
mar fem 1o0cSfall al pcr5ei1Hen.
0oB iieben icrc OtitaIic0cr olfgc
nomnlen mo 5uei neilc porgcidlogeu
ntroen tonntclL mar gcpib ein Qitc@
&or5ciden iiir 0a9 ncuc &ereinsjnbr.
Mic iiblih in iriibcren Su0reu, lpur
DC onQcpicieu. 0aS @uuptqeihGit
0cS Nbellos mar sic gSnbl ser 8cont
ten. Sum groBen 8eomtcrn Der @tit
glic0er lcbntc Der bclicbtc 9rGliiM
Sobi &ellc cine gSic0crmobl ob. Iis
@obl cr9ob oo9 iolgcuoc Neiultot
0baS, @romlid, 4rdiiOent
@eo. gtoir, &l5e. Broli0cut;
Mic. Micgouo, Sefrctdr;
Snbu N. 4utD, SMubmeiitcr;
Mnl. Sliccfer Sobn tSrauTG Gbos.
SobrL &crpoltlm0arot.
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ballS.
Mad Der @cif0it8ii6ung fam Der
0cniitIite Cell, oeiien @lun5puuCt
Gin pom @~erber9apoter por5ii9lid St
hereitcies Giien nor.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-23

SRI. Morie @runo, an ser Sod
Greet Gbur1 &ooo mobnbaft, muroe
onl 0ienstag oieier @ode oil Der
Heunten uno 9 StroBc bon eitcm
MutpmobiItrltf iibcrfobrcn mo ndf)
Dem emergency Soipitol iiferfilbrt.
s.unIere Sdulbeboroen baben SIT
@unIten elmer &leioerrefornt in unle'
rem Shulen, beion0ers oel E>ofldr=
len, loipeit cS iid ltilt bic Wtdo6cn
bonOeIt, unternommen. 2cbrer ltn0
@ltern lino i'm 8unOe, I'M Euoer,
Gaminfe, bobc Ibi0ee unD unbci6eis
Oene &leioer in Den Nonu 5u tull, uno
0os mag sic geoanfenloien MtdoelS
beronlaIIeL 6ripolitdten a%uI5uaeben,
Sic geeignet fiuo,, oic Ndtltne, melde
crnlten MGnnern fir Siidtige 5rouen
o~noeboren lit, 5u ihooigen. @ern1
6ie 2ebrer uno @ltern MN nod Die
Sesurgeu in ibren 9ienit nebmen iper-
Ben lie fiber gum 3iele 9elongclt,
0enn mern oie Sungen ale fosnetl.
iden MitteI nit @inihlrtB Der Sip.
tcnpnmeno0e Ocrltrteilen ullO gegei.
unnotiirIih rote 2ippcn eincn Nbideu
Gcseiocl, Oonn lit sic S6la6t geluon-
men. llno mie c5 ldeint, fdmpfen DIE
ISungen nid)t ollein Oage9er, lpn0ern
and gegen aroere Oingc mic 9lci0er.
ole oben ur0 nnten al fur5 ltno, 10.
Gfogcl- MbiGbe, Gigaretten &oitcbcn
ltn0 @o5oroIpielen on. lin Oerglei.
d1en llnlitten 81 bef1mpfen iollte oos
8eiipicl Gbiuos nad)geabmt meroen
ga meroen Die Sllngen prgoniliert
rtnb miiIIen li1 perpfli6ten, nie Elm
Niaohcn nit perfriippelt fleinen Git
6all al beiroten. Mon mill 0anit Der
Qraulomen oltell Site Oe5 Ginihnil
rcrs Ser SSiiBc 81 2eibe riifclL in0em
mall bon Scr gllliidt ausgebt. BOB Die
Miittcr sic Giibe ibrer Godtcr natilr-
lid maf)ien loIien merocn, menn IN
unncren sSaIlc cine ipdtere @eirat Der
ielhen in fSrage geltellt miro. Der
Sarcu33uq bier tr1gt nidlt eiitelr GAM
un6 oar lofalen Gbaratter. S6lieB
Il milB Die &cform ia onocn Jron.
rb1t fommlcll, oller0ings mub Der
,Sinfll5 bon ocnWliiftcrn aus
)erocu, sic ibrericits micoe,
iidbolt bel Den 2ehrerlt Ytan
Is Sungcn 6u fin6el BADEN
erobc sic lestcrcl millleH III
@clpiht III sic 8agl6ale luer-
5ie aae trcten lpODl fir cine
nod) ser &leioung BON Min
ulb Shmeitcrll Elm lao lrnger
.iu nod Der aleionng bon gtllt
.ern ulb SGylucitern altocrer. Ger
hamullclt lie audi 0n einc nabeId)eioc
nc &leiouig Damn fommt Die ReIorni
Doh lelblt.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-23
Anfrnf

SGmmtlide cbemalisen 0nmcra,
Sen fab SirieserbmnSes iinb irennO-
lid,it crindt,. lire slOreiie !Serrn
Nlbert 9inbbeimer, c. .. SOfimau So
ia $ Ctr. q. g., iObalO ais mOslid
su~snTcnrcn, Samit ielbise siir nGdJ-
zen @sriammlnng ecnadlridtist iuer-
ben fOnnen.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-23
Waihinaton Sanaer6nnb.

lleber Dem 8albngton Singer uG nht febIen miro.
l. Chorus:
a) Der Einsedlcr an die Nacht ......,......., F. A. Kern
b. Wenn allie Bruennlein fiessen 49,. Observation-Disclosures. Baldamus
9 Horch, was kommt Won draussen Observation-Disclosures.
Washington Saengerbund.
Q Violin Solo,
Freut Euch des Le5ens, with Variations ...... H. Farmer
Miss Mary L. Parks, Miss Nina Simon at the Piano.
8 Tenor Solo: Selected.
MI. Conrad Richter
A. Soprano Solo:
az Good Bye F. p. Tosu
b AT Dawning .......,........... Chas w Cadman
Miss Bertha May; Miss Alma Simon at the Piano.
5 Guitar Solo: Selected
Mr. Max Schmidt
6 Tenor Solo: Selected
Mr. Guda Canan
T. Baritone Solo:
AZ Ach koennt ich noch einmal Sc heben ........... Anetter
b. Schless in dmn Herr mich Elm ................. Anetter
MI. Albert Lepper.
s. Flute Solo: ur
AZ Scherzo Capprccloso . ,....,.,t.......... Sabathl OPP $50
b. Anegreto .-................... B. GODDARD OPP. lr6
Mr.. Armand Gumprecht J.
o. Tencr Solo:
AZ The letter that never came ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Max snrm
Mr.. Richard Brauner, with Guitar accompaniment
TO- Tenor and Baritone Duet:
Mr. Richard Brauner and Mr. Albert Lepper.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-23
7ificc: 9O. no eedite straRs @..B

6uuO ifeint cin beion0ers unieliger
Siern ju maltcn. @oran Is Iieqt,
iucr fam Is iogcn, o0er wenn i@eniauO
Oa3u im StnnOc lit, wnrlm fommt
or uiht oiieil bcrolls mo ioat cs. %.
init llebclitanOc abgcidoiit mcrOeu
fonncn. Scocniaas lit cs bel Der Of
ientmlOiaet SntereiicIoiiQfeit mo
Dem 6cbIcn tatfrditiger llntcritiib
ltna ieitcno Scr giitqlic0cr 0os De
itebeu oeiielben crlitIidl %aefGbroet.
unO luer miro 0os lceten 6n0es am
meiiteu bctIogcn? 9ticnlono onocrs
ais Oic AfitalGorr ielbit, ole Damn ein
@obr0ci6en alter ScrrIittcit Der
iinfcm 0as Iettc aIu6baus Oes 0eut
ld)ei Glementes perlorcn gebeu iebeu
mo INNER 0en StafeI i'm Screen
iiiblcn miiroen, OnB es ole eigene ,Sns
terciieloiigfeit mar, Oie oen itoI5en
Nnu gum 5ollen brodte. is lit ci
lie aIlgemeine erfabrung, OaB man
oaS. mas mon bot, nidt I'M gleif)en
WenBe ihott mie oos, mos man Der.
loren bat. Yt0gen ale Ole, melde
nod ctmos nui ibre &ailerobitoum
ing balten, iid) Dor oenl Selbitnor
mtrf %bcpobren, Den 3uiommenbrild
elaes Scr ltoI5clten Gereinr @aib
.nAtons mitoerlduI0et 5ll bobell.
ytod lit es niht 5u ipot, nod lit cine
lcstc @%eIegenbeit gceeben, Dem oeut
ldeu 2ieoe bier ole Static at erbal
ten, abcr uotmenoig lit Dab oa5u ein
ie0cr oas feline int, boil mo gor5. ais
Elm gall5er Mann. ouf ociicn 3ltper
ldliigfeit uno Sreiic man redjncu
lam. Do iono am 10. .. Wt. ciit
Gltd)rc Abeno itott. Yfit meldler gti,
&c. nit melder Wtengc BON 0ingobe
puor oerlelbc porbercitct, lpeIdJ' prdd-
! tice Yrcile marcn 0u, mo ood, tuie
/ idmod) mar Die 9%eteiIigrmg. is lit
pabrlid 81 ucrplnoern. boB Die noe
/ nigcn lleber5eugungStreuen nidt Den
Nltt perlieren mo immer iuicoer 5u
nclIen InltrengunaeiL 81 neuen Ser
Witnltnngcn bprcit ina, INNER in Der
0offmtng, oaB Ole Witqlicocr ood)
nolih aus ibrem 9GmmcrldIof al
irii6em 8erfe eriuad)en modlten.
llno 10 mic es NIT oen l~lnterboltuiI.
gen lit, 10 Itebt Is aud nit Dem afti
oen Singeu. gIiidj Die oftipen San
Icr, ole bod Ole Sr1aer Oes @on5eil
Elm ioaten, lailen 6u miinidcn iibrig.
mo 5tpor 10 5t lpilnidcn iibrig. oaB
Ger 0ireftorenrot lidl ueranGoBt geie
ben bat. einen oringenocn 9lppea an
ole Sanger ourd) ocn Sefrct1r rid
Ell 5u lailen. 9ofientlid bilft cs ct
,uos. Am Montog ocn ,. 6ebrlor.
iitloet ein Son5pcr8niigen ltott, oas
Der 0nmenperein oeS S1ngerbunoeS
peraultoItct. 8ir boifen 0 eon5cnt
@er6cn. Dob ole @nllc geltopit boil
len modlte, nm neuc SoffmIng in sic
Ner6cn orrer 81 pflan6en. Die alles
oornn letcn, Den S0ngerbuno nidt
u%ntergebm 5t lallen. rebrigers fam
icbcr ieiuen guten 8iaen aud idon
friiber betdtigen, oenn am n1dlteu
Sonntag, alio iibermorgen finoet elm
aon5ert inn SGngerbrmo itott. SeiBt
IS 8ubieI berIanet, rpenn MitgIieoc,
mo 8reunoe oes SGn9erbumoes &C
bcten peroen. ourh iebr 6abIreides
Griheinen al betum0en, OoB 0cu
Sdnger6iinoIern in ibrenp Ginlteben
iir oos oeutite 2ieo Die llnteritiIt
ma niht febIen miro.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-23
g[nfroac!
Uaeine Iiebe 0feooftion!

Weine liebe &eooftionl
Die ueronitaItete Gbeoter Auffiib
rung oes bieiigen 8. 6. Helief So
mites bat 70 gut gefoqen uno mar 10
amiiiiereno, Dab ole SpieIer unicrer
neutrality-suspicious. 9ep0lferung cine
eroBe 6reuoe bereiten miIr0en ielbi
ee Auifiibrung nodmols ot aeben.
Gin poIes Soits lit gorontiert.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-23

Sum 9(uSi6neiocn.
Nod la9t bas 9eben
=. s. 8 einem c b
Bon Gliie Gilart.

Bon GliIc Chart.
9tod) lud)t oa5 2eber, nod lendtet Der Gag
Bon golonem S6inlnner imgeben,
nod bliiben Ole &oien I'M griinen sag
llno oif oen 9ergeu sic Heben.
bod griiBen Iiebli6 aus ouftenoem 3ol
%icl butte 8lunlel I'M @arten;
$50 ihlrmmernoe anoipen Den SonuenItrabl
9eit ltiller Srcl,oe cr1porten.
lln0 meit in ionnncrlid) i~onnieen Sfein
Die gle9ren Der 6elocr pralgeIt
@ellll lDrc gol0enen, %mogenoen gte1bn
Gem folenoer @oud lmfnnger.
Sod lingen mo iubeln Die @elt entlang
9iel MISUNDERSTANDING Gbore x
llnO Die 2iiitc trogen il 2enogeiar9
On ben Sober oe6 Gmigen @bre.
QoM lodt bos Qeben, nod leudtet Der Gog
Ncrn Iie9t ole Nadt nod, Die lange II
Nod bliiben bic Moiel i'm grilne1 Sag,
SubeI1b Dos @er5 i'm @eiange,
llno aus 0e0 @rul0eS acknowledgements Gliel
|oll ihinmernoem Slang uno Sdone
Gntltci9t cs Dem Spiegcl ihnlel6eno mo bell
@ie pcrlcnoc 3ltiluitStonc,
{ l.ebe Sas 2ehcn. nod reidt es bier
Gr 5honbeit blilbenoe Spenoen
Gminrr Hitlcpo unIterblide Bier
Ter -scIe nit @otterbanoen.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11
FIVE FIGHTS FOR STEWART
IN "RIDERS OF THE DAWN

Five han to hand. to the death
fights in one picture is strenuous
work for any film star. Even husky
Roy Stewart, all-around athlete, who
held university heavyweight boxing
championship and was champion SIN
gle scull rover on the Pacific coast
for two years, considers it quite suf-
ficient. That is what he had to do
in Riders of the Dawn" Benjamin
B. Hampton's all-star production Of
rlae famous Zane Grey novel, "rhc
Desert of Wheat," which is the at
traction at the Topic theater today.
But Roy would not have COM
planned at just those five fights. Some
of them were briefer and easier than
others. The thing that got the Of
fetal Stewart goat was when, just as
he was finishing up with another all
star picture, Emerson Hough's "The
Sagebrusher," and starting "Riders
of the Dawn" he had to do one Of
the hardest fights in each picture on
the same day. He was considerably
bruised at the end of that perfect
day, but fortunately escaped black
eyes-the calamity of the screen
fighter.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11
MELOLAND FARM
CENTER HOLDS A
FINE MEETING

A meeting of the Meloland Farm
Center was held Friday, Ocober s, at
The Meloland school house.
Assistant Farm Advisor Ellis gave
an extensive talk on fire control and
fire equipment. At the close of his
talk it was decided to purchase a trail
er, mounted with fire fighting appar-
atus and to form fire fighting COM
pany in that district. The aid of Ellis
was requested in organizing the COM
pany. r
A committee composed of O. L.
James, Earnest r. Parmalee and 7. f.
Proctor were appointed to investigate
the telephone service, as a result of
the poor service at the Holtville and
Meloland exchange. ..
Director Garnet of the Arizona AM
erican- Egyptian Cotton Growers as
sociation was also one of the speakers.
lie advised farmers joining the asso-
citation for the benefits its afforded.
Farm Advisor Garthwaite delivered
his talk on the production of guaran-
teed eggs in the Imperial Valley.
Following song by Mrs. Ross T.
HickcoX refreshments were served,
with dancing in the latter part of the
evening. -.....- .
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11
AT PALACE TUES. AND WE'D.

AT PALACE TUES. AND WE'D.
At the Palace theater will be Will
liam Farnum in William Fox's mag
nificent screen version Of "If I Were
King, the famous novel and stage
success written by Justin Huntly Nc
Carthy.
No romantic s/ry is better known
1t gives this great artist wonderful
opportunities for displaying the
many sides of his skill in developing
a character. Mr.. Farnum's host OF
admirers will find him in dual role
that will win at once admiration anc
delight.
The picture has been given a set
ting of great beauty and the sup
porting company is one of great ex.
.cellence.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11

according to Anthony Currcon, life
saver. Women are harder to save than
men, soid Curreon.
"TheY try to grab me ground the
neck and stEan2ln me" he sand. $50
roN. ] treat 'em rough, grabbing them
by their hair and holding them al
arms length"
Curreen has one rule for the safety
T swimmers, which he saws would d.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11
E0G6Ittitg4f2?I|
missionary Society

I The first meeting of the Women's
society of the Christian
Church will be held at the home of
Mrs. G. N. Harness, 6 Orange Ave, on
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The
program will be in charge iof the
President, Mrs. G. E. Kennedy, who
will outline the plans and the aims
for the year. Mrs. Willard Hayes will
speak on "The New Emphasis on Spi-
ritual Power" Following this will be
a social hour with the members of
the executive committee as hostesses
most cordial invitation is extended
to all women of the church and visi-
.ors will be very welcome.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11
WOMEN MORE DARING
IN WATER THAN MEN

SAN ANTONIO. Oct. 1.-THE f.
male of the species is far more deadly
ard daring-that the male-especi-
ally in the OF swimmin' hole. OF The
thirty-three rescues made this season
CT San Antonio's community swim
ming hole, twenty seven were. women.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11
RiyeS- Golden

In setting of flowers, Miss Carrie
7ives Saturday night became the bride
+ Walter Golden, young business man
OF Santa Paula. The ceremony was
attended bv intimate friends and rela-
tivcs Of the bride and groom, the wed.
~" taking place at the home of the
"'do's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G
, H'-os on South Seventh street.
Rev. Walter S. Reid of the First
? '@ntist church performed the cere
nOny
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11
College Women's Club

ThcseXecutve board of the College
WCmen's club met Saturday afternoon
at the Barbara Worth hotel to arrange
for the first meeting Of the organiza-
ton to be held at Imperial Saturday
afternoon, October 16. This meeting
will be in the nature of reception
with the Imperial members of the club
IS hostesses. The Community church
,nas been announced as the meeting
i'placc.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11
4luED IS Fgnl

Citrus growers who have been en-
I 3.avoring to buy bean straw for fer
.iIization purposes find inability to get
enount desired because Of shortage
. baling wire. The price is ranging
clnd S12 ner ton
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11
Twice Told Tales

The chairman, Mrs. George w. An
dcrson, will be hostess to the Twice
Told Tales Section this afternoon at
her home on Len Ray avenue. This
is the first meeting Of the season, and
s expected to bring out the entire
y cmbership Of this section of the Ten
Thousand club. Mrs. j. S. Larew will
tell the story of the afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11
--,.ukEE-s~-I
We A.

sway with pd1na6t6rs, life guards and
FIRST aid treatment. 1t is: Don't 80 in
water over yQuE-Eaad.'
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11

At II o'clock Saturday October 8
"a boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Johnny
Louis Souza Of Eel Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11

Miss Amy Barker, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Barker, undersheriff
# Imperial county, was operated on
at the FL Centre Hospital Saturday
when her tonsils We're removed.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11
WHAT DO YOU PLAY?

Guitars, viOlins, banioes, ukulele's,
bankujis, etc. Everything OF anything
vou want in the musical line Francis
Drug store.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11

Miss L. Sumers, superintendent {
he hospital left last week for short
yacatiOn on the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11

A baby girl was born to Mrs. Her
bert Vern Emblem of Imperial at the
motner and child have been reported
to be doing fire.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11

Switches, ear puffs, cluster curls,
,tc, ordered or made frcm your comb
ings. Francis Drug store.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11

For the latest styles, the largest
stock and the lowest prices in mil!in-
cry, see Mrs. Bly,, in the new postof-
flee building, Fifth street.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11

Dresses out of the ordinary are now
being displayed at Lightbourn's Ladies
Shop. Barbara Worth Hotel.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11

DIR. II. w. OWEN, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat. Glasses fitted. Dunaway
Bldg. Tel. 81. Residence, Barbara
Worth Hotel-adV.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11

Twins were born to Mr.. and Mrs,
j. S. Asbell of Ell Centre at the hos
pital last week. The infants have
been christened, Dorothy and Cath
crime.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11

Lightbourn's Ladies Shop at the
Barbara Worth Hotel is here to please
you and to supply your needs.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11

Immediate delivery Crow -Elkharts,
cylinders, S1695. See Jay Lewis,
40 Main street A!v
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11

II. G. Thomas returned after three
mcnths' vacation and is again in
charge Of the desk at the local hos
pital.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11

Joe MARTINEZ, 81 years old and A.
C. Medina, As, We're taken to the county
iail this morning by Deputy Sheriff
Underwood, Of Holtville, to begin serv-
ing sentence of so to $50 days res
rectively, found guilty of the posses
sion and sale of whisky.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11
Office

Imperial Irrigation District General
Fund Registered Warrants are pay
able down to and including Registered
number 1891.
r. H. MADDUK, Treasurer.
Imperial Irrigation District.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11

Miss Svbil Williams, student of the
Central Unicn high, residing at 332
North Eighth street, was operated on
lat the hospital Friday for appendicitis.
.SShe is reported to be doing fine.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11

George s. Gullett of Seeley. had his
,onsils removed at the FL Centre hos.
Hital last week.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11

New stock Of candy at Neville's.-
Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11

Immediate delivery, Crow Flkhart.
6 cylinder automobiles. $685.. See
Jay Lewis. 450 Main street ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11

Just arrived-Jevenes Chocolates at
Neville e's.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11

w L. Snodderly has sold 100 acres
Of his ranch near Dixieland to J. H.
Hinson, Utah cattleman. The pur-
chase price was $175 an acre. Mr..
Hinson, who spent several weeks here
looking over the Valley, has returned
K Utah to close up his affairs there
and then will return 20 take change
f no ranch
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11

G. E. Miller of INLAND has sold his
soda mine interests at Durmt, north
west of INLAND, to syndicate of Los
Angeles and eastern capitalists for a
consideration of 100000 and a roy
atty on the production. The mine
has been under development in a
quiet way for two or three years.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11

Once more you will find large
stock of chocolates at Neville's.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11

"Why put off until tomorrow what
you can wear today" Dresses. hats
waists, wool sweaters, etc, can be
had at Lightbourn's Ladies' Shop. Bar
bara Worth Hotel.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11

You might say bully" "inln,ence" O! great
means the same thing.
Means: There t0as room Ct tl.e top for cgarct
that refresh a tired and much tired taste. Ar
Spurs that cigarette"
In the Spur blend you fnd
The richness Of the fu,l bodied Crenta 'caf ten
pered by the rndness and fragrance Of Bu:icy 81,
other choice homegrown tooaccC3. lis }iapp
blend that brings to the full that good o.d toDacc
taste.
lust smoke Spur and see.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-11

! Workmen for the state highway
commission, under Superintendent
Z. NJ. Maurer and Contractor w. ?
Taylor, this week made temporary re.
'rairs en- the state bridge over New
River A number of big timbers were
placed under the bridge. It is un
derstood that permanent repairs az,
20 be made shortly.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following real estate trans
fers have been made during the past
week:
J T Rhodes to L W Duncan; E E
RUSSELL to Walter F Wilson; G R
johnston to George Appling; Leon
Prime to Josie Goodwin; A ] Lewis to
Judge Halton; H Durrance to T B
Durrance; T L Brothers to Walter
Harper; ] H Durrance to So. Agric
Chem Co; Edwin D Greenfield to M B
Morrell; First State Bank of Win
ter Haven to + w Durrance; Arthur
Lane to ] B Briggs; Lake Wales Land
Co to W S Harrison; Lake Wales
Land Co to E r Wilhoyt; Irwin A
Yarnell to Otto Anderson; N Y Brack.
il to L s Acuff; L S Clifton to ] z
Owens; Hattie Montgomery to jean
cite Brynes; Henry B Turner to Nor
ris H Dalbow; A G Anders to Charles
Lesame; Lake Alfred Fruit Lands Co
to Solomon Anderson Solomon An.
derson to Hugh W Smith; J R Sam
PIE to ] W Sample; J c LAGRANGE to
c A Martin; William Spears to B M
Hampton; Mrs M e Twiggs to T B
Johns. W P HUE to G D Hamilton;
Irwin A Arnell % T F North; First
National Bank of Lakeland to T L
Hendrix: w F Mailman and Co to
Robert Anderson; G L Morrison TO
Ft Meade Naval Stores Co; Robert Fl
White to Paul W vaught; Joseph
Dickey to G 0 Denham; Edward W
Barber to F Keiser; B X Billiard to
MILFORD LaRose; Maggie L Jones to
E Garrett; J H LaHue to c B Fisk;
J M Young to D Allen; L N Pip
kin to J M Young; A E Campbell to
Frank S Elliott; Lake Wales Land
Co to f s Elliott; Josephine and f
P Kreider to AR Cramer; T e Hol-
lings worth to Fl H Galloway; Irwin
A Yarnell to William Schnepp; E
Bowen to A G Carr; H Ross to
John Smart; P W Virgins to Lewis
Jones; Maggie F and R H Bryson to
A B Overman; Florida Lake Region
Land Co to T c Merton; G W Pixley
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16

to ] L Fuller; H D Mann to A P ana
B F Surrency; A P Surrency to : 7
Jackson; L e Anderson to F A Chan
dler; D E Hicks to Sherman F n
naire; Fla and Ga Land Co to VIZ
ginia T Givens; W A Bowen to ] W
Bowen; e L Mack TO L V Richie; j Z
Durrance to zcb Green; Glen ST.
Mary Nurseries Co to Josephine
Smith; ] E Childs to M E Lyle; Ca
rlilla Raulerson Mooney to D R Dona-
hue; Fred J Keiser to J F Caldwell;
NJ E Surrency to Mrs. W D Hender-
son; J N Hooker to G W and Q +
Carpenter; W J Smith to Lennard a
Fairchild Barlow Record.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16
WOMAN THINKS SHE
"' IS PRIVILEGED TO TALK

"If anyone ever had miserable
stomach sure had. 1t was grow
ing worse, too, all the time. Had Sc
we're pains and attacks every ten days
~ two weeks and had to call doc
for who could only relieve me for
short while. Two years ago last
February | took a treatment OF Mayrs
Wonderful Remedy and / have not
had a spell of pain or misery since
Nv friends just wonder that l am
looking so well. feel I am privileged
to talk about it," 1t is a simple
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the intes'
final tract and allays' the infamma
ton which causes practically all stom
ach, liver and intestinal ailments, in
Guiding appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded.
For sale by City Drug Store and by
druggists everywhere.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16
Natures Protection.

II Is a curious fact that when a
becomes blind it turns almost blia
In color. Natures efforts toward p1
tective coloring tends to make the Ri
the color it sees in its surrounding
Fish in pool with iight-colored wlh
will be much lighter in color than those
Of the same species where the sur
r0undingS are dark.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16

The production of electric lamps In
the United States now approximates
130,000,000 annually, or about one for
every inhabitant of the country.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16

Florida reported 50O16 farms In
1910. Sh ecould have ten times as
many.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-16

Flo. .da's rank in the Union is 33rd
in population.