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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-20
Platform OF
Republicans
In New York

NANANNANNA|A ~ NAaN HN
commission as at present constituted
has deliberately p%roaututed its proper
function. u has prosecuted trade In
stead Of promoting trade.
I'VE are opposed 20 a large army
OF professional soldiers We favor the
democratic policy Of "a small siandiEr
army. with a trained citlzen reserve
The platform calls attention to the
election OF u republican congress IN
1915 oyer the presidents appeal for
the election OF mcp OF his own party,
"Stli the president persisted In his
course" HI platform saws, 'Hoth iu
his conduct OF the peace negotiations
abroad and in advocacy here at homo
of ratification ~ the senate OF his own
individual work. he has assumed o.
purely personal and partisan altitude
lie has forced the republican party 20
take an attitude Of sharp opposition TO
his recommendation in order 90 pro-
tcct the independence and to promote
the highest Interests ~ the people OF
the United States. us well as 20 open
the way to the adoption OF "a real i'm
stead Of an iiiuaory plan Tor securing
tho ueacc OF the world.
We shall appeal to b people 10
support a policy Of liberal and cun-
struCtiNc progress both az home and
nhretd me which viii secure Internal
tlonni cooperation Tor the preventing
% war and the reduction 81 arma-
ments without sacrincing love Of coun
Try and American ideals On q false and
harmful form OF internniionhl'sW.
The Evening Herald is the New
Mexico paper that put the Glass
~ Classified advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-20
chickens ANDPETS
s FILL THE ARMORY
Poultry Show Opens
With 900 Entries Dane
ing This Evening

with approximately 500 entries OF
al kinds on the books. the pet stock
show opened TO the public az $50
this afternoon at the ArnorN.
Pens and RACES lining an four walls
contained a large variety of pet stock
There we're chickens 81 all kinds
sizes aud varieties. angora eats birds.
turkeys. dogs, goats. Kids n others.
The majority II the entries were
from Albuquerque and Bernalillo
rounty although there were a num-
Der From Belen. Laguna aud Noun
iainalr.
In the chicken pens Hhodv Island
reds appeared 20 be most numerous,
although the white and hun orpinR-
ton we're u close second, and prac-
tictilV every other breed of fowls
was wen represented.
tsno hone angota cktiaeomed Iouo-
some but the officers in charge had
ofhers booked hut they had not vel
arrived Several dogs OF different
kinds have been entered. as well hs
sone goats One coat arrived this
morning. and was The proud mother
OF two young Kids which were per-
mittcd - run nt large and wore ape
pareutiv enjoying the show ucon-
sclnus % the fact that they were on
display themselves.
IN The pot bird line thee were
White Java canarlca; Green Shcel
purakeets from Australia; 81 Andre
ashufg roller cannrics from Ger
many Chinese niehtinsales and Bra
ziiim cannrict
The collection OF rabbits wa nu-
mcr0rs and a large assortment Of
the various kinds and breeds were on
display with more 10 come
"a
tonight Will consist OF q chicken hall'
~ wen as a boxing match between
game cocks This. however. wll be-
a padded mitt AFFAIR ana the dan
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-20

rcrs TO the birds are entirely elimi-
mated.
Onicers Of the Bcruoillo County
Poultry association and members OF
the Young Mems Chamber OF Com
merge are very much pleased with
the Interest and entries FOR the show.
Prof Thompson OF the state college
is now in the city aud will lecture
this afternoon and evening a. we'll
as tomorrow afternoon and evening,
ON he poultry situation
The public has not, heretofore, had
the opportunity 20 trip h light fam
tasfic accompanied by a first class
orchestra and the rnuceus cries OF
hens. ROSTERS. cunaries and other
birds. The management states that
10 n a treat IN store Tor those at
tending cach evening which Will
eclipse any past encounters IN the
roped urenh of Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-20
INSPECT SITE FOR
An HOME AT BELEN
w. C. +. u. Committee
To Make Decision On
Location Tonight

TEu New Mtxico rrccniipc board
81 Iua Wumaun Christian Temper
anD4 Talon Hn Eo ~ uelrr tfis rft-
trnnau ht motor n l1arrfl n site for
ihn FrancGs willard Industrial school
eu1n 20 be hulIt VI New Mcsico. that
bar heon orcltd 30 me- o~rE1nlsaiion
~ ne town n nFicn, This slle ron-
nIgia % ten acfaH az Irrigated land,
close d nOlrn. and eith thc land
Eoea an oner " tt.too IN cash n the
school - lornttd thorc. This Il tho
best oncr uus FAR resolved BY thr
board Clayton has offered $50 sores
n urirfIraIef land in luIhn cnuaiy.
and $500 ia cash.
THE board. on IT'S reiuro from
hFien this afternoon o~aiiecia 90 be
adtifed what the A~ihnquur1ue Cham
her 81 cnmncrco b. ullling ID otter as
an -Inductmrnt % hfinF the inaii(u-
ton 20 this city. The board viii
make iia Recommendation ae 60 the
location. 90 the national executive
commslcc tnnlGht. Thus Tar fat.-
& has been Appropriated by the ma
uoaal organization Cor the school
Mrs solomon Luna today wired TO
Ae executive board that ahu would
fncfeeee her oner 81 tl.ooe % te.ooo
provided thn school. were located IN
Albanutr1uc. AIR Luna also con-
scented 10 take a position on the Hu-
pgfrIllnE comniItteA OF the beard OF
control.
AIhuquerque 90 ny for schooi.
The impression that the Alhuqucr-
cue Chamber 81 rummerco has per
mitted thr opportunity 70 secure the
~lnsiiinlion 20 fsA1s without effort, ~
Incorrect. ntcafdinf 20 HecrCtary n.
n. Watkins Nj. Watkins Eav out
the following ntatcment this -norn-
Yesterday afternoon Mrs Anne
wilde Strunquist va Invited 90 ap-
pear before che board 81 directors Of
the chamber 81 commerce ana sub
miticd Information rcrardinE the
proposed Franrrs Willard home. The
directors % she chamber of com-
merce we're much Interested IN the
project aud asked q namher q qucs-
tons r~cgardine the financing main
enanc0 aud administration Of this IN
atliutlon- Owing . the fact that tho
fuH hoArd wa8 not IN Attendance In
mediate action ceuid not be taken.
hui the matter ~ under coEsiderntion
and M absent mep,bers OF the board
are being consulted TODAY.
"The final report Will be given 70
need Of some institution Of this Kind
IN the state and appreciate the good
work and benefits that would be de-
rived from such = home. Consider
able lime was. therefore. spent 10
discusnine the WAYS and means Tor
Albuquerque 20 be Of assistance.
The final report will be gwen TO
the committee On charge late to-day
ana n h probable thps Albuquerque
VIII enter the field as a strong
competitor for the location OF this
i%lstitution"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-20
Mexican Bandits
Release American

NEM NOIk Feb. 1o.-Nisson
Welsh Adams, AN American mine su-
pc%rintcndcnt has been released by
tho bandits who kidnapped him for
ransom from the p~rovidencia mina In
Mexico. and has arrived safely at
Saltiilo. according to a telegram re-
ceived today by the American Metal
company, limited, his employer.
Tho bandits demanded $4,000 ran
.soun but the Telegram ava not Say
whether the money had been paid or
whether Adams release war forced
by Mexican government troops who
were known 10 be in pursuit. Adams
vito llNra IN Los Angnlus.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-20

The total number of Awards %
World War HEROES amounted 20 bs2A.
Including 1873 - 4 CO TO drivers
and 1923 % enlisted men, ard -
Mnaala u Honor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-27
ZAHApNA Historic.

Arthur Conan Doyle, sV6to-
znamy autor Sherloka Holme-
sa, mel syna, si4neho, krasneho
d vysoce vzddlan6ho muze, kite
ry padl jake dustojnik We val
ce. Zahranicni listy reprodu-
kuji nyni zajimavou fotografii
autora Sherlock Holmesa, ma
niz V pozadi zceIa zreteln6 Wy
stupuje hlaya mrtveho ieho sy
na. Snimek byl zhotoven V Gre
we Spiritual Circle. Nejzajima
v6jsi Jest ovSem dopis A. c.
Doylea, We kterem popisuje,
lak byl wat tento interesant
nj snimek. Dcska byla zakou-
pena Doylem Manchestru.
Doyle sam otevrel krabici V
cerne komore krouzku a vlozil
desku do apaTatu. Pred tim pc
{ i've prozkomal aparat i je-
he Cocku.r Pc pokusu fotogra-
foVanim pomoci media, Doyle
sam desku yyvolal a tn zpozo-
roval, ze ma nj vedle jeho tva-
re je i tvaf jeho syna. Kdyz il
prozkoumaI lupou, shledal ma
fotografii tvaTe sveho syna
mrizkovani, Jake vidame u o.
brazku, reprodukovanych V
noyinach. Doyle -Vy.ucuje moz
most, ze by byl n6jak podvedcn
a soudi, re medium Y Crewe
ISpirituaI Circle vid6lo kdesi o.
braz jeho syna reprodukovany
v n6kterem obrazkovem caso-
pise. Opravdu zahadna histori-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-27

osme hodiny vecerni a zrizenci,
Jsouce verni starym, chvaliteb-
nym zvykdm zakazovali pre-
plnovat vozy, coz Sc stale ne
kde V nejroztomilejSi a nej-
zdvofilejsi iforme. A TAX docka-
Ii Jsme Sc vesele Noveho roku
a bylo by iiste zpravodajskou
neslusnosti, kdyby j denni kro-
nikaf nepTaI svym ctenardm
nejen veseltho NoVeho roku, a.
le i veseI6ho ieho ukonceni.
6WSSI lWSSl [WSS1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-27
Sever6v tsskY kslend6f ma rok 1870
1darmal Ptejto 60 cn sekSrnsch.
I SSTs ~ 2ys WM WM 1E
ESs "a a,ss 81
q J ssS, A "a M
Stizen DO osm rokI vyraz

Stizen po osm rokI vyraz-
kou. "Po osm roku byl jsem
stizen vyrazkou", pise p. An
drew Goetselman z Blooming
ton, Wis. 'Byl jsem osetrovan
tfemi raznylni lekari, z nichz
iednomu jsem zaplatil sedm-
desat dollaru; vsak vse bylo
marn6. Po vyuziti dvou lahvi
Ora. Petra Hoboka, byl jsem
vyleCea." Dopisy jako tyto Ii
skaly pro Ora Petra Hoboko
zavid3ni hodnG jmeno jake
"nevyrovnatelry cistitel krve." F"
Jest to pposty bylinny lex a ne
prodava Sc V lGkafnach, ale
lest dodavan primo zvlaSte sta
noyenymi jednateli. Brozurku
a list, obsahujici mnoho CEN
nych informaci poSle Ma poza-
dani zdarma DR.. Peter Fahr-
Iney & Sons Co., 2501 Wash
ington Blvd, Chicago, Ill.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-27

hlavy rodny Nnuy rok muscle dvacet df zaplat
pe doarech pokuu proto2e nepoda vkaz svtch prfj
md ae kdyhy iej byl podal nemuse by patit Mnozf
de odpoeal azku 5000 kazde nedospele dfte kdyz
celg pfjem neobnase pres $4,000 domna se be nenusi
vykaz poddva Zakon nazue ze ykaz pedati w
mky kazdy ehz ddchody obnas uyeden obnosy neb vice
e- opravn6n srazce, bude poskvtnuta ia moznost
ably by sproSten placenl kdo ma meme nemus ovSem
hlasti,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-27
LETOSNf PRAZSKY
SYLVESTR.

Wesley pro ty, kterl nell pc |
nize a smutny pro ty, kterl ne
nell penez. Tito posledni Nsak,
cht6jice drzeti krok ostatni-|
mi, poCinali 81 tax jakoby Jim
patfi.o pul sv6ta, 4 cehoz vznl
kaly tn Onde neprijemne "a
pletky ozbrojenou moci. ha-
varny a hostince byly nabity; ol
dvanact6 hodin6 Prikop zavl-
nil Sc pTlbojem rozpalenych
hlav, kter6 pod dojmem nestra
ven(ch novorocnich plipitku
m0taly Sc jako tezkym otfe-
sem mozkovym. X obvyklemu
novoroGnlmu "libani' tento-
krat nedoSlo, protoze nebylo
ma to jednak vid6t a ia druhe
mily Panbuh predeSel lecjak6-
mu takov6mu manzelskemu ne
dorozum6ni vydatnym deSti-.
KEN.
Policeini straz chodiIa cd
| iednoho konce ulice ke druhe-
mu, salutovaIa Ma zdvofi.e po-
zdravy a tvarila Sc, jakoby ne
ved6la, proc tam stoji -. V
prazskych biografech slaVen
| byl Sylvestr nemenG okazale.
" n6kterych hralo obecen 9tvo
| dokonce herci ma platn6 TAX
verne take poctiv6, re neV6-
| d6.o Sc, kde je hra a kde sku-
tecnoSt. V Michh otevTeli 81
diva zmozeni svetoobcane W.
kladni skIin vinarnika Luky a
cht6li prav6 ma ulici oteVirat
lahVe s vinem, kdyz Vinarnik s
choti vyiitil Sc ma ne a preka-
zil Jim "sylVestrovSkou Zaba-
WI. StraSidla niche ska dala tC
he dne lidem pokoi; sed6la pa
trne nekde We yyGepu a t'uka-
la 81 ma zdravi prazske policic.
Y povGstnG "ctverce" pol. rc
ditelstvi konal do rama sluzbu
okresni Inspector Bubnik, je-
hoz nemohli "a ME ma svet6 do
stati domu Ncverii prazskym
kapsarum d zeimcna ncv6riI
prazskGmu sylvestrovskemu pi
WI. ktere iakoby Ma vysmech
DarWinovG' thcorii - della Z IL
di opicc a ne obrdcene. Bohu-
diky k vrazdG 4 alkoholu nikdc
nedoSlo. L Hlavkova mostu po-
pichal Sicc ma hlave neznamJ
sedmi ely zlocinec l1ictGhC
Vladimira Zraleho, radnGho I'd
ka karlinske obecne universi.
ty, ale pon6vad& neurizl my
hlaVy, nebylo trcba yypsau 20.
liceini odmeny na vypatrani ms
be2pcGncho ZloCince. - V No
vem nemeckem divadlc me
Spatne novorocn pfekyapcn
pan PicScn, tovarnik q HolcSo
vic. Kdyz S choti vchazel do Sal
ny, ably sc oblckl a odcSel k n,
VoroGni hostinG, bylo mu hla$e
no, zc ncznamy sylvcstrovskS
zlodGj ukradi mu a jcho pan
kolich "a 10000 korun. Ne
astne divadlo! To Sc naplati
- V Thunovske ulci popije
iCden ziZnivy Sofer Y ho5tinc
pred hostinccm nechal stat
automobil. iehoz motor nehy
zastaven. Neznamy sylvestroy
sky Sibal uyo,nil brzdu a aut'
mobil div ncskocil Barnalitkan
na klaStcrni strcchu. Sofera t
prihoda vclicc zamrzela. -
~ O pulnocni promenade II,
Naclavskcm nam6ti referuj
mlstnl policcjni korrespondcr
ce takto: "Prochazejici Sc c
bccenstvo - hlavne mladez c
heho pohlavi - bavho SO pc
neiricc zpGvem, n6kdy ndrnei
sim povykcm (D. Noblesn6, Sc
trn6 rcGcno! Zbolni v6rlci /
dc chodili 0 Sylvestru do kc
3tclU, prosiIi Pana Boha ably p
zellnai CeskoSlovenoht TcpuOl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-27

Wesley Holland, jenz uvadi
cely Cambridge V uzas. Prova-
di kousky a la Houdini, DOLBY
vaje Sc . ocelovych beden a zc
vSech "tuhych uzaveru". Ia
mestnanim Jest .elektrikem hair
vardskG university, pred jcjimz
studcntstvem Sc produkoval,
dobyN Sc nevysvetlitelnym zpu-
5obcm za zelezneno bcdnGni,
zyla$t pro tuto dcmostraci Sc
trojeneho.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-11

of premium income from this source was entirely made up for in the vast increase of fidelity and surety bond business and other miscellaneous lines written, including plate glass. burglary, etc.
 The Automobile Insurance Com- pany, organized in 1913, shows an in- crease in assets from the close of that year in the amount of $693, 3,9S2.7z to $11,022, ,207.23 in 1920, last year developing an increase in assets of $1,8O6, 6,006.50, an outcome of the ra- pid development of this company in writing general fire insurance, ocean and inland marine insurance, exp1o- sion, riot and civil commotion, engine breakage and other lnes of insur- ance.
 The officials of the Aetna Affiliated Companies, declare themselves we'll pleased with the results of the year and look forward to continued pros- perity with the great financial re-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-11

and progressive year and issued new life insurance during the year in the amount of s413,226, ,24T22, an in- o<ease in new business over the previous year to the amount of $237,- 473,5o3.24. This brings the total life insurance in force up to 1892, ,676,- 309.S6, or an increase in life insur- ance in force of $219,5o4,s42.32.
 The Aetna Casualty and Surety Company at the close of 1907, the first year of it's organization, showed total assets amounting to S753, ,661.27, while at the close of business Decem. Der 31, 1919. the total assets recorded in contrast the high amount of $13,- 993,116.94. One of the features dem- onstrated in the 1919 results of this company is in the fact that, although. during the last year the Aetna Casu. alty and Surety Company ceased to write through reinsurance, fire and ocean marine insurance, writing in 1918 premiums of s2,500,oO0, the loss
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-11
CAEDMON.

On this date. in 5S0 A. D., the shining light of the first and most ancient English poet was extinguish- ed. Caedmon died on this date. He lived in Northumbria. His awaken ing to his poetic gift was a miracle. At the drinlzing-parties of the Anglo Saxons it was the custom for each guest present to improvise a song on the harp that was passed around the feast. On one night the young lad Caedmon a cattle-tender, was pres ent at feast in the North. When the harp came to him, he sighed, shook his head, and quickly left the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-11
By Hayr0ud

hall In his humiliation he threw himself down to sleep on the straw among the cattle. He dreamed that he was singing verses he had never heard before. A shining stranger stood beside him, and said, 'Caed. mon, sing the CreationI" When he awoke, he sang on. In his ectasy, he presented himself to the patriciazl Abbess of Whitby Abbey, Saint Hfda- She recognized his gift, and offered him a home in her mon astry. He became monk. He transcribed, in Mss. his song. The original Mss. is today in the great BodIeian Library at Oxford.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-11

sources and facilities for underwrit- ing every form of insurance as pos sessed by this group of Aetna com- panies. In seventy years these com panies have paid to policy holders SS8s, 1908, ,35O.54.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-11

Before deciding that these mys- terious signals are from Mars, it might be we'll to investigate and see if the kid jazz band is not playing on tin pans and garbage pails out in the woodShed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-11
TAXI SERVICE.

RAPID TAXI SERVICE co. Open and closed Packard cars for we'd oings, receptions, funerals. 4S1 Grand St. Day. night calls Bar mum 7SS1- HI allS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-11

ACME TRUCKING co. .-Fsnrnitur
 moving and general trucking. Loca ana long distance. Factory con
 tracts solicited Tel. Strat4crd S7
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-11

LOCAL LONG DISTANCE .-Furni- ture, piano moving We move everything. T. Platsky, 390 and 527 State St Barnum 2285 or Bar mum 3433-12. '19USds'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-11

GOODMAN MOVED US last and he will move me again. That's what they all say. A7Nu
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-11

P. E. TURNER, 689 Lindley St. local and long distance trucking ana moving. Satisfaction guaranteed.
 Phone Barnum 1054-13. H12 altS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-11

Home Office Buildings. -.-...----------..----. Real Estate acquired by foreclosure. Cash hand and in banks.
 Stocks and Bonds Mortgages by Real Loans Collateral Loans secured by Policies of this Company. Interest due and accrued December 31 1919 Due from Reinsurance Companies and others. Premiums in of collection and deferred Amorttzed value of Bonds and Market Value of Sto.
 Book Value, less Assets admitted
 
 Increase Premium Income Increase In Assets Increase in Life Insurance in Force Payments to Poficyhoiders during 1919.- Payments for Taxes during 1919.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-11

A. PALUMBO - 2 auto trucks for local haulins and long distance moving at lowest prices; satisrac- ton guaranteed 10 Calhoun Ava Phone Bar. 671c-iS.
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LOCAL AND LONG distance uovin;, truck; reasonable ratea; we move anything. Clarizio & Trotti. 49s rroke St. Phone Noble 1113-2.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-11

Cash on hand and m banks ......-.-.... Stocks and Bonds. Mortgages secured b5 real estate ....... Loans on collateral. . Interest due and ac- cr-ued December 31. 1919 .............. Premiums in course o1 collection ..-.....
 Equity in funds oS N-Y
 Excise Re-Insurance Association ........ Due from Re-Insuranc< companies on paid losses and salvage re- coverable ..--....' Other assets .--...-
 cross Assets ....... Less assets not admit
 ted by insurance de-
 partmentS ........
 Total admitted asset
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TRUCKING AND STORAGE

EASTERN MOTOR TRUCKING and Storage Co, 46 Kossuth St. Datl3 trips New York, Newark and Pn&i~ sdelphia, Springfield and Worcester. Phone Bar. 2612-2. R1"tf
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LIABILITIES

Reserve Life, Reserves included above. Premiums Paid in advance and other liabilities Unearned interest Policy
 
 special pol holders in 1920. awaiting proof yet
  Liability claims Polcyholders Liabilities
 
  1920. PolicyhoIders organization in 1S50
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%O-TH AND TRUCKING-Loca1, long distance furniture moving; dump truck for hire or heavy hauling. John Mtkos. 32o River St Barnum 903-23. '1sI30aii"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-10
DR.. HUXLEY SPEAKS
TONIGHT At
TOURIST BUILDING

DR.. Lincoln Hully, who will make
an address at the Tourist Building to-
night reached Lakeland this after
noon, trimming over with optimism
in regard to his candidacy for Gov
ernor, which he. says is gaining
strength daily. He is making a
speaking tour of the State, his adj
dress being on topics of general in
terest, and not particularly exploiting
the fact that he is candidate, though
he is not denying the soft impeach-
ment.
The speaking will take place at the
Tourist Building at 500 o'clock DR..
Hulley will be introduced by Prof. c.
M. Jones, principal Of the Lakeland
schools Everybody is cordially In.
vited, and no one will be disap.
pointed, because every one who at
tends will hear an address he cannot
help but enjoy.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-10

! Mr.. Frank Mulholland, Of Toledo,
OHIO, u ! guest Of his parents, DR..
ana 1lrs. n. N. Mulholland at Blue
Lake. III. Gnlholland is lecturer Of
national fenown, and former presi.
dent Of the International Association
81 Rotary Clubs. He is an attorney
BY profession. A year ago Mr.. Null
holland returned from a long stay in
France and England where he made a
thorough Investigation Of commercial
conditions in addition to his tour Of
the battlefronts. When nineteen years
Of age he toured France, England,
Ireland, Scotland, Holland, Belgium
Germany. Austria. Montenegro. Greece
and Italy by bicycle, and occupied a
prominent place in arranging for the
Olympic games in Athens, Greece, in
1855. One of his latest chatauqua lee
lures Il "The Path of Greatest Profit.
HI has many friends here who arc
Welcoming him and are congratulate
Ing his parents upon their gifted son
--Duatis Lake Region. ';7@
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-10
MUCH INTEREST IN
WRESTLING MATCH
NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT

Lakeland lovers Of sport are look
ing forward to the wrestling bout to
be staged at the Elks Club next Tues
day night. when Frank Burns, mid
dle-weight champion of the world,
will make his appearance in a contest
with Thos. Marvin, Of Jacksonville.
Burns is a figure of national repu-
tation in the world of sports, having
held the worlds middle-weight cham
pionship for the past four years. He
will give an exhibition OF wrestling
well worth seeing, and will have OPP
posed to him wrestler who will bring
out all his skill, Marvin having es-
tablished big reputation as clever
athlete and having an advantage over
Burns of eight pounds.
In addition to the exhibition by the
professionals, Lakeland people will
also be much interested in the contest
between our own Glib Carter and a
wrestler from Tampa, whose name
has not yet been disclosed, but whc
will be evenly matched with the Lake
land man. Glib is some man, and has
been seen in athletic work here fire.
quently, and is great favorite with
Lakeland folks, so the bout with him
and the unknown will he of as much
interest even as the "big show
This exhibition will be one whic,1
will be of equal interest to ladies as
we'll as men, and a large attendance
is anticipated. Tickets will be on sale
Monday morning at the Elks' Club
Melton-Ott Clothing Co., Henley's
Drug Store, and Depot Restaurant.
/ Burns will arrive in Lakeland to
morrow, and the distinguished ath
lete will be warmly received b,
friends and those interested in sports
who are much pleased with the op
portunity of seeing the champion il
action.