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New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
in cash. The common stock has no

paid any cash dividends The common
stock is speculative. as you probably
know. Almost all oil securities have
been depressed. 1t may be, then, tina;
their technical positions are better.
We regard Columbia Graphaphone as
highly speculative. 1t has a very large
amount of stock outstanding and earn-
ings must show considerable increase
in order that the stock may rightfully
sell much higher, in our opinion.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
FINANCIAL
ATLANTIC MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
Atlantlc Building,
z9 and 81 Wall Street,
NV LVt a W . DcE o As1ee
Special Notice 20 Holders OF

Special Notice 60 Holders OF
Certificate tes of Profits
The remaining outstanding certificates of
prohts OF tho issue OF 1918 wall be redeemed
and pnid to the holders thereof or to their
legal Representatives on and after Monday,
November !, 1870, from which dato all
interest thereon will cease the certificates
to be produced at the time of payment and
Cancelled.
A dividend of interest of FIVE percent
(being at the rate OF six per percent per
annuml on the said outstanding certificates
OF profits Of the issne of she year lYlS. will
be paid 10 the holders thereof. 70 their
legal representatives. and after Monday,
November J, 1920. Checks for the said
dividend of interest will not be mailed IN
accordance with mailing orders TO those
who baVe fled such orders with tho Com
pany, bnt viii be delivered to the holders
OF the said certificates of profits upon
their surrender.
The transfer boobs. with respsct TO the
issue of 1913 cerhfcates, will be closee on
and after October H. 1920.
By order OF the Boa ri Of Truste4s.
q. STANTON FLOYD JONES. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15

rally vas taken to show that prices
had reached point where they met
a natural resistance to further declines.
In the local market No. red and No
z hard wheat were quoted at $2.37 c. i.
/. track New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
OFFICE OE
LOCKWOOD, GREENE u CO., MANAGERS

the preferred STOCK Of Lancaster Mills ha.
been declared payable November l, 1920.
Al the oface OF the Transfer Agents ths
New England Trust Company Boston.
Mass. 20 all stockholders Of record at IN.
close CT business October 90 1920
LANCASTER MILLS
J, DENEREUX WlNSLOW Treasurrn
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15

score 54@Sse. nrsts. ss to isss 50 sceu ~ 70 ~
-, scNonus, sS to 81 score 44na6r. ,o,var
,,nsat,s, f1g ssc: Danish casks 5SeSb7Ec.
o,t 80 ,ntsner than extras 62i5 SYs2iLc
sSss &c osWo2c: hrsts. 49@59c: seconds
fra,,d 81 .s.e ssate dairy tubs, finest. byGD5ac
Z, sSc ~ ; PRIME; eSeg57c. common to fair. a.
. sso ln@es' lmass' ss nssss 4o4 5lo; seconds $40
Seerrcnt make. No. / 3sis @ss7o Eng Sooot X
30 ~ u Sec' lower grades. s38s5c' '0' .
Nneese - Receipts. a.s92 hoxos c,o.o
wnole ", se milk. held fats' speciais ",s's 5s T.
ssls n 90 sse'"se run, u Nc fresh specials
s-yaa"v ~ 50 -NS; 81 average run. rs CSC: lover
Ss Sstt %Vw - &c; twins. held, specials 2s
fresh tTserage run 27iac; Wisconsin.
frcsh WINS 2s0271ac; single Daisies
fresh 27Q 2sc; Young msrIns. aoqnls psisies
"a y q 2sc; skiing, held. specais ~ 1reSn. eSa
prime to choice. lb517Mrt fair t 80 l', @oe
f'sC, lower grades 100
~, T~s NeceiDts We're is 424 casas 1rrash
81 STeae' eNtras dozen. 70GY Tic; extra frsfs
q S@9 hrsts. 6s 166c seconds bSMsir pfS,S
Sancv 'GT s = ~ = refrigerator special marEs
M ia oSc; state. Pennsvlvanie seco'us'
e, ,VSSSN'h' henncfy whites extras e, ~ ~
ssc. SN'ia ma hrsts. SSc@S1.02; hrsts Ss "
s9c n, e. s9'Innereu ny whites frsts to extra 6rsts
700s under grades. 72@S5c: pullets
eSe eSW See, Pacific Coast whites eSfra AZ,
SSS VI hrsts. ssaa6c: undsr A.,d ~ lnrs,s
W. y &C. fetaluma. pullets 74@ Snc. ho ov
Is q eon anu m southern gathered whites
W w " sVc' state, Pennsylvanio ard , 'u, >
pstbora; uehhery browns, extras 7bmSac
e~trns Drown and mixed colors praded
CSC 'VW &c; hrsts to extra frsts 6S6S
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
OFFICE OF THE
United Gas Improvement Co.

n. w. Corner Broad and Arch Streets
Philadelphia September s. Ie2o.
The Directors have this day declared a
quarterly dividend OF two per cent. fsl
per share) on the Common Stock OF this
Company. payable October IS, 1920, to
holders OF Common Stock OF record at the
close OF business September 30 1870
Checks Will be mailed.
/. ~ MORRIS. Trsasursr
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
We'd.
Southern Npot Markets -Galv1

& Southern spot Markets s-Galveston quiet,
unchanged ~ - Soc sales .O97 bales
kNew Orleans steady, unchanged at 20.75c;
sales s.2e5 bales Mobile nominal TN
changed at 40.15c: sales. nil. Savannah
steady - points higher at 22.25c; sales.
Il sss bales Augusta quiet. 50 points higher
& at 2lS3c. sales. il9 bales. Memphis nom
Kinai 100 points lower at -2lc sales. ! 400
bales Houston steady. unchanged at 21c;
sales e.G4l. Little Rock quiet, unchanged
LAT 2l50c- sales So Dallas steady, 20
points higher al 2o.7oc; sales. o.14l. Fort
sWorsh steady. 10 points higher at 206oc;
1-C
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
New York City Bonds
New York State Bonds

Issued in coupon and registered form,
not intcrchangeab Bile. Coupon bonds regis
terra Bile
Form, Rate and Maturity Bid. Ask. Yield.
Canal Imp AS. 1864. ...l01 l03 434
Highway Imp 4'2s, 1853. .1O1 l03 ASA
Canal Imp ANS. 1965.... 95la % 4S4
Highway Imp 4As 1869. 95la SO 4.35
barge Can Term 4 rs 1e45 95 "a 9s 435
Highway Imp As l967. 81 90 4S5
Canal Imp As, l9S7....... 81 90 4S5
Hway Imp As, 1960-'62, inc 81 90 4S6
do A., l95S............. 81 % ABS
Canal Imp. AZ, l96O-'G2, inc. 81 SO 4.36
Palisades |. s. Park As. 1851 81 93 ASS
B. Canal Term. As, 1942-'46. 81 -
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
Cottonseed Oil

The market was active and prices We're
hrmer closing with net gains Of 20 to As
points The market for crude oil was
ssorewha, srraHl-r II the South and this.
together with the uptUrn IN lard inspired
4 better demand and served to offset the
sdeclne In cotton total sales for the Gay
were IS -N0 harueis
The range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
Bonds

Appalachian Power 1st 5s.., 63 65lA
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 5s, 1915. 78 81
Col Gas & Elec IS. l927. 70 81
Dallas Eiec 5s, I922........ g9%
G3 u.s. l92l .............. SO 100
El Paso Elec col-5s. ~ SO
Great Western Power lst 5s 1914 1914
Midwest Utilities lst 5s. IS so
Miss River Power lst 5s ID rs
North Ont Light & Power Gs 81 62l5
Nor States Power Gs 1926 50 IS
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank
Bonds

Federal Farm Loan 5s.
1888. op 1928 .......,.. s5 90 $40
Federal Farm Loan AVS
=. 1850, op 1924 49,. -. s7n ssM $50
1898. op 1928 49,: s7H ssh 55a
Federal Farm Loan AVS
1887. op 1922 ......... S711 SS1t b55
Joint Stock Land Bank 5s
1893, op 1924 ......... 871s 90 $50
Joint Stock Land Bank 5s
1888. op 1923 ..... ss 30 6s2
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
Markets In Other Cities
Baltimore

Sales. Open. High. Low Last
o22o Cons Coal .... Sah 8d1A Sdh Sd&
10 Cen Teresa Sug
233 Cons Power SO 93 92hs SO
927 Cosden pf .... AZ AZ Az AS
100 Mt Yer Com. % 2S % 2S
50 Penn Wat Pow S17s S17s S111 8l7s
20 United Ry 123s 1925 129s u Is
Bonds
$4,000 Cons Pow AIS. IA IA "A "a
5000 Cosden Is 49,. 941a 94A 94l. 94i9
$4,000 Cons Gas 41as. rs rs rs rs
5000 Macon.Ga&. S 5s G1 81 81 CT
5000 Penn Water 5s. SOia S01a S0l2 SOLE
1000 United Ry 5s.. 64% AZ 641a 64la
$4,000 do as ....... 64la 64l2 642 6il2
1000 do income is IS II 4S12 4S1a 4Sl2
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool cables-Spot cotton irregular
a, rs points dechns; midding 15.52d
Sales 30eQ all American. Imports. 1000.
all American. Futures opened quiet at
Ito IS points aGvance. Closed steady az a
net advanre of II to 20 points. October,
Ii4.56d. January. 14.52d; March, 1910.
Manchester Yarns pressed FOR sale; cloths
huyers hold off
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15

T. Voueo Futnres-All active MONTHS
E.mosked into. new low ground yesterday as
NE we trend OF commodities to lower levels
vas again reflected In the market. Specu-
s.-AVe buying is believed to be virtually
ks' an end. and Indications point 20 the
SMcs thai II Will not be resumed until con-
Bel,lons improve
1he range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1920-10-15
Livestock, Meats, Provision.


Live beef. fair to 'eroay' Year ago.
D r'.'a'e' 10y ~ lbs ssl2ooQ1s.5o s12.75@172F
sides, ID. 14m o,
Live veal com .le9 .2e
mon to prime.
DTe..sd re- .'s- veal, l40O@2l.oo 5000 20. oc
lixo iS''' Ewes. 'S, loo 100 .2s@ So .2so IS
Dressed res mutton mutton '.0O@ $50 4soo $50
city. ID. osm
Live lambs, fair Ia 900 .15
to prime 100
lbs :,
Dressed am 8 A0V@ 1890 13.00@15 rs
city, lb. onO ~
Hogs, 100 lbs II o0M,,'z 200 20
Dressed h & S. ''0V LOO 1475@15.25 25
bacon. ID oaae
Mess pork. bbl 40 N Sso, - = 223s q .227 Il
Mess beef. bbi 20 ooQ ooQ 100 $4,000 IS 90
Lard NJ d die 1''0' y -o'oO 2S.ooQ24 90
West, 100 lbs o1qsao,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21
TIMES AS
MANY MILLIONAIRFS

There are three times as MANY mil
iohalres as there were before the
war. They paid 1851, 4S6, LIT in income
taxes last year while the CORPORATIONS
forked over s2,142,445,769. The lars-
est income reported was s34936 ,604-
probably Rockefeller's Four persons
received more than five million dol
iars yearly, and 277 women are
ciassed as millionaires. In the off,
clal view a millionaire is one whose
income exceeds $4,000 a year. On
mis- basis the millionaire crop in the
United States increased from 2,s4s in
1914 to 1924 in 1915. to $6,s33 In 1915
and to 1854 in 1917. The figures for
1918 have not been worked out as vet.
Nevada has no millionaire within her
borders, but New York City alone
larbors 1888.
According to this report Florida has
wo men with a yearly income Of
100000, two men with $4,000 and,
six men with 100000.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21
Melton-Ott CLOTHING
Company
KEEP THE CITY SANITARY

Our city has been complimented,
many times by our citizens, and nv
the highest class of our winter visit.
ors' as being exceptionally clean and
well kept.
Now let us see If we cannot inn.
prove the sanitation of the citv still,
further by keeping sidewalks clean
and refrain from splitting on them
We also want to make war on the
mosquito by careful and diligent
search for receptacles such as tin,
cans old tubs pals, etc., that might
hoid stagnant water, and the destruc-
ton of them.
The suggestion as to refraininp
from splitting on sidewalks NAV be.
considered warming as there ia i.
penalty attached, and we hone tho
people Will give the sanitary officer
all the aid possible in stopping this
habit.
r. LETTERS, M. D.,
'l'o City Health officer.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21

eessofles to match. She carried a
showed bouquet of bride roses and
Niles of the valley.
Following the ceremony, delicious
refreshments We're served bv the
brides mother.
The bride is the charming and at
tfactlve daughter of Mrs. Winnie
Cotton, and is a most talented Young
business woman, having held respon-
S'ble positions at Fort Meade and n
tampa being stenographer for ex
Congressman Sparkman at the time Of
her marriage. The groom is an ex-
cellent young man. and for time
lived in Lakeland, going from here
to Daytona, where he holds posi-
ton as linotype operator with the
Daytona Journal.
Following the ceremony the happy
pair left for Jacksonville and other
points and will later be at home to
their friends at Daytona. They were
the recipients of many lovely wedding
gifts Among the out-of-town guests
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21
MOTHER AND BABE DIE
AN PIEDMONT HOSPITAL.
FROM SEVERE BURNS

A frightful accident occurred AZ
dundee near Lake Wales, in this
county, yesterday afternoon about (
oclock, when Mrs. H. D. Hancock
ana her little fourteen months old
son received burns from which they
ooth died this morning in the Pied,
mont Hospital in this city.
At the time Of the accident, Mrs
hancock was attempting to light a
nre in wood stove, in which there
were some live Goals. She was pour
ing Kerosene from a can, which con-
famed about a half gallon of oil, and
an explosion resulted, the burning
huid being thrown over the entire
upper half of her body. Her clothing
afre' she dashed for her little son.
whom she thought was also aflre, and
MS clothing caught from hers. Mr.
hancock was nearby and he rushed TO
'"eii assistance and threw bucket of
water on them, but their injuries were
so severe that death proved inevitable
They were both brought to the Pied
mont hospital reaching here at 9
0 clock last night, and everything
possible was done, but to no avail,
the babe dying this morning and the
mother at 1 o'clock this afternoon
Mrs. Hancock was mere girl,
only 20 years of age, and her hus-
band and other relatives and friends
are Frustrated over the sudden and
horrible death of herself and little
one. The bodies will be shipped to
Lulu Fla. tonight, for interment.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21

This paper has just severed bust
|ress relations with one of its most
valued carriers, Harley Morse, son Of
PR and Mrs. H. B. Morse, of this
|dty, who has carried the Telegram
fn rain or shine for the past Az
pears never missing a day unless he
Faa substitute. Harley is going to
earn the printing trade in the Office
Inc Lakeland Advertiser during
! he vacation period, else he would
1eSer have given up his route-at
Fast he would never have given It
p with our consent. Harley is one
! the best boys in Lakeland-he is
''entlVe to business, thoroughly de-
enable, and we would trust him
l'h any amount Of money. We re.
Fe' severing pleasant relations of
fars with him, for we become much
acned to our carriers, a better SET
Ooys than we now have not be-
found anywhere on the globe for
aflesy' honesty and dependahlity.
marley was one of our best.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21
Miss Kate Cotton
United in Marriage to
Mr.. George Schroeder

\ very pretty wedding was solemn
lzed last evening at the home of tn,
brides mother when Miss Kate Col.
ton became the bride of Mr.. George
Schroeder Rev. l.. W. Entzminger
pastor of the First Baptist church
performing the ceremony.
The Cotton home was attractively
arranged for the occasion, the color
scheme of pink and green being very
beautifully carried out with the use
Of ferns and pink roses.
Before the ceremony, Mrs. Robert
Marsh, of Tampa sang AT Dawning"
(Cadman), and the bridal party en-
tered the reception room to the
strains Of Mendellsohn s Wedding
March. the matron of honor being
Mrs. Ruth Christian, of Tampa, sister
of the bride and the best man, Mr.
Fred Moyse, of Plant City, The ma
tron Of honor wore becoming gown
Of figured georgette and carried sweet
peas. The bride was lovely in a trav-
cling suit OF blue tricotine with ac-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21
SIATE AUTOMOBILE
MEETING in OCALA
ON APRIL 27-2S

me Third Annual convent;on !.
~ florlda State Automobile Associ.
"'lon will meet in ocala on tbe 97th
a.. anu 18th Of this month and will he
~. most important meeting in the
history OF the Association.
Lakeland has about rs members
a'u ought to send up a big delegation
'"e orlck city. The completion Of
'ne short line between Auhrrna,,o
~" a uroVeland has put Ocala within
nv minutes of Lakeland and tbe
roads are in good condition
Inc program is an interast;no 49,
including arrangements for . an mn
S'sn-posting campaign and action hv
,ne association regarding the nro-
pos posed bonding of the State for %.
Ooo'OOo or ssO,OOO,Ooo in ordor w..
'or'oa may have part IN the Ma
uonal highway program
III these and other matters the
Lakeland members have mart .ns
'"oul" make a point of being at the
meeting. The program calls for
'"o-uay session which would involve
'nree days. including going and conn.,
ing out those who are unable to eive
'h'S time can leave here about two
Q clock on TUESDAY afternoon tho
Shh' and take part in the real busi
ness OF the session on Wednesday
morning leaving Ocala right after
dinner and being back home for SIM
per mat night, being absent only .
little over "a hours.
VI course those who can give q
mule more time to the trip and com
oihe pleasure with business can leave
pere either on Monday evening ~
early on Tuesday morning.
Members are asked to take tho mot
rr up with Secretary Holworthy. 50
arrangements may be made for IRON
e representation and accommoda-
ions Let's not wait until the lac.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21
AN UNFORTUNATE MAN

Last Friday night one Mr.. Hadsock
on north side lost his only mule nv
death. He is poor renter with an
afflicted wife and wood hauler for q
livelihood. That mule was his de-
pendence for hauling, so his loss is a
sad one. And on Sunday morning I
CHANGED to worship with the Free
Methodists on north side and some
one made mention of Mr.. HIS loss
ana then suggested that they take a
free Will offering to help pay for an
other mule. They did so and raised
S25 in cash to help Mr.. Hadsock ont.
And believing that the liberality OF
That little Free Methodist church
might provoke others to help, vol
unfairly give out this notice of their
generosity. And without giving name,
one rich church man has said that he
would give so cents to help buy Mr..
II another mule. Now won't a mum
per OF other rich folks in town imi-
tate that man and help Mr.. Hadsock /
Remember that God has said the lib
'ral soul shall be made fat and the
Lord loves a cheerful giver. And that
whoever gives to the poor lends to
he Lord And blessed is he that con.
'iders the poor for the Lord will de.
liver him in time Of trouble, etc, So
cts help the needy and get Gods
Blessings. J. II. ELLIS
Lakeland.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21
. . . Q . . 0 Q o O a
IN SOCIETY >
Child Conserx0,,G;ono Q 9 g 0 9 9 ,

WI" conservation Leaeue = 2 . {
i me ,s regular half-monthly meeting
o. the League will be na,a meeting
o ,avn Bible Class room Of the Mat IL.
s:sG : onu re on Friday, April %, at
~ ~. p m. 4 program Of unusua ,
tim sles ~, Will be presented at that
. .Iue' 'ollowed by an informal racon.
!, ,.on me membership has become %
'arse mat many of the ladies are IN,
= sloWn 10 each other, SO this meatin,
nos peen especially arranged in or'
ae ,i 'hat all may become acquainted
. ~ members are therefore especially
urged to be present at this time
Inc fact that this League is el,ina
, rFSl need in Lakeland is evidenced
ny 'ne membership enrollmert which
noW numbers over 100. The meatinaa
are ldll OF enthusiasm and those who
"''enu 'eel that they have profitted
greatly by the splendid paners thot
nave peen presented and nv the Round
iapie discussions that close eaoh
meeting. '"'i
The following program has baor
arranged for the 23rd:
Developing The Habits Of Observe !
ion and Concentration-Mrs 7 w
aamsdell.
reaching Reverence for Cod
hrough His Marvellous Creation
Mrs. c. W Love.
Piano Solo-Selected. Miss Cer-
ldine Ellis.
How Best to Overcome Fear in fine
mild by Reason Mrs f. A P1atb
Opening the Mind of the Child
lrs. ], F. Wilson.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21

invited to the wedding were Mr.. and
MRS Frank Gardner, and mother of
Lake Alfred; Mr.. and Mrs. J. w
Keen, of Fort Meade; Miss Nell Car
renter of Barlow; Mr.. and Mrs
Nell Wilson, Of Fort Meade; Mr.. and
MRS. Dudley Wade, Mr.. and Mrs
vernon, Col. s. M. Sparkman and
Mrs. Sam Hagan, of Tampa, and Mr.
and Mrs. G, W. Phillips, of Clear
water.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21

Little Miss Frances B oswell who
las been in the Sanatorium in Lake
land. returned home Saturday even
ing. Her many friends are glad TO
know she is getting along nicely
Barlow Record.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21

We are informed by local dealers
that despite the fact that West Palm
Beach advertises there will be no is
sue of the Saturday Evening Post for
April oath that the Lakeland supply
is on hand and will be distributed as
usual How tie Palm Beach dealer
arrived at his conclusion ais to no
issue, we are not informed.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21

Mr.. W. Bennett is quite seriously
i'll at the home Of his daughter. Mrs
". F. Finger, at 203 North Florida
avenue, his friends will regret to
learn.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21

Mr.. Nichols and family, who have
been living at 103 West Lime street
are moving today into their bungalow
at 412 South Missouri. The bunga
low they have just vacated will be
occupied within the next few DAYS
by its new owner, Mrs. Lessie Eng
fish, of Nichols, who will move to the
city shortly.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21

Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Touchton, of
Moultrie, Ga, are visitors to Lake
land, guests of Mrs. Touchton's
brother, Mr.. Russell Alderman and
family
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21

Miss Nina Chiles left yesterday for
Fort White, Fla, where she goes TO
visit relatives and friends.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21
6 WOMEN SECRETARIES IN
CONGRESS DON OVERALL
(BY Associated PraaaN

Washington, April 81. Six young
women congressional secretaries
have donned overall trousers
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21

FOR RENT-One large apartment.
furnished or unfinished. All mod
ern conveniences. Fine locality
Call 145 Black 1152
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21

TWO ROOM APARTMENT for rent
in a new house. Sink in kitchen.
furnished or unfinished. 400
North Tennessee Ave. 1871
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21
SOUR MILK

what is worse than to go to the
ice box this hot weather to get your
sweet milk, only to find it sour? With
Kim in the house you need never
have sour milk unless you want 1t =.
It's the ideal milk for summer time
MRS. J. F. HOUGHTON,
2'Z bine. 3O1 8. Iowa Ave.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21
w Oman'S Club
Meets Tomorrow

The Woman's Club will meet to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. All
r'embers requested to be present
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21
/ A K E L A N D
L A c @ MICS
) 0 Q Q Q . Q . q q q 0 o 0 q

A. VI. Gibson, of Akron, Ohio, il
visiting his aunts, Mrs. A. L. Orrell
Of Lakeland, and Mrs. H. e. McMur-
raw, Of Kathleen.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-21

~ ~ IL j
FIT ED SH OE
is absolutely essential
not alone to comfort Of
the foot but also to that
OF the whole body. Our
new shoes for men are
bui1t on specially de.
sign lasts and we have
such a complete range Of
sizes and widths that we
surely can fit your feet
to perfection. You will
like their feel. their looks
and last but not least,
their reasonable price.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
LA cAMARA TRATO sC5RE IA e
LEGION DE o8REGON

Tcrrcramr Especial pcrc al PHEA&A'
NCEEA YORK. Set!eT"bre @'.-El
asunto relative = n IeGaiidad dc Ia e.
lcccijn del general Aware Obregdn CO
mo candidate para cl prtHino p"riodo
Presidential. segun informacioncs que
sc han rec!bido en- esta ciudad, proce-
denies de Ia ciudad &c Mexico, fut
tratado aver en- ell seno dc h Camara
de Diputadcs. ddndOscle primora lee
tura, = turnandose Embellishments a
Comlsi6n dc Puutos Constituencies,
Este Com!tG dcbera cstGdiar todos
los runtos contenidos en las Demands
quo p~rcsertaror los mieTnhros del Par
lido atdlicO, rs! 81 candidate
co~ntrincarte, ~InGenierO Alfredo Ro-
bles Dominguez dc5icndo ~Ircscntsr su
dictamen en- una d" las pri-'eras So
stones del Colcgio Electoral que eStu-
die In question de las ci"cciones preS!-
G~ercia!es. Y que Gcbcrd rcunirse en-
Octubre del Cnrricnte aMo.
Varios prominentes ~jur!sconsultoS.
intermediates por los reporters sobre
este particular. han cxprcSado su OPT
MON de que Ia election Ia sido legal
en CT caso del general Obrcg"n, J que
10 tanto, Ell dictamen &c h Conf
sin de Puntos ConstitucionaIts no 20
.rA ser contraTia n candidate.