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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-17

Desde hace amos viyfa Don Maria
no de aCavia en- un hotel de Ia Carrera
de San ;Jer6nimo. En- el dltimo piso
tenfa un gabinetillo y una alcoba. tan
sencillos que rayaban en- pobreza. Asf
era tambi6n de humilde el ajuar: 10
componfan una CANA de hero, un ar
mario de luna, una vieja mesa de des-
pacho, abrumadaI por montafias de
iibros, ' una mesa min1scula, como
Isas EN- que descansan. los barguenOs,
en- la cual trabajaba ell maestro, senta
10 en- un sill0n fraulino. Desde ell
balloon Sc We la part6 mas bulliciosa
de Madrid: la Puerta del Sol, la Ca
trera de San, Jer6nimo, las Cuatro Ca
les Ia Gale de Seyilla. Cavia te-
lfa siempre a mano unos gemeles de
cairo para curiosear de cuandt en-
.uand0.
En esta zelda VIVA sin mas compl
>1fa que la de su ordenanza. Hasta
hace cinco aiios, ell ordenanza fue Gar
cfa y lie sustitny6 Manuel Maiiso.
"A Garcia le conoci6 todo Madrid,
porque entonces Cayia, a quien acom-
paliaba como la sombra al Cuerpo,
laeia vida algo mundane. A Manso,
10 lie conoce casi nadie porque le han
tocado los amargos afios de reclusi0IA
lei maestro; pero no cede en- m6rito
| Garcia.
iTuyO Cayia la suerte de hallar pa
"a su servicio hombres excepcionales,
~ es que no Sc podfa yivir su lado
sin respectable quererle-y contagiar-
'e de sus virtudes? Ello es 4le Gar
! ia y Manso, fueron tanto para 6l,
que no es possible pensar en- 6l sin re-
cordarlos con carilo. Fueron lalgo
mas que fieles criados; fueron sns me-
jores amigos: desinteresados, prontos
a todo sacrificio, insensibles tOda
fatiga. Sin Garcia sin Manso, Ca
via habrfa vivido mucho menos.
Y no era fdcil seryirle Y complacer-
e. Aparte del cuidadO cOnstante Y
,enoso que requerfan sus dolores fl
;icos, tenfa caprichos de milo mimade
Z gen;alidades de hombre- eXtraordi-
nario,. para cuya compression v sa-
isfacci0n eran necesarias una aten-
ion casi dolorosa una perspicacia
,gudfsima.
Cavia, que nunca llam0 criados "a
ns ordenanzas, los considerable como
lmigUs. En- SUI mesa de la cervecerfa
tenfan siempre un puestO entire los
:Ontertulios; en- SUI habitaci6n hablaba
on ellos de todo con familiAridad que
/ Yeces parecfa camaraderfa.
En- sus horas de buen humOr. que
ran todas aquellas en- que no lie tor
'uraban sus achaques, sc dirigfa Gllos
,on un plural lleno de humor; pero
'on tai seriedad aparente, que habrfa
lesconcertado quien no estuviese en-
SUI, secreto:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-17

PELIGRO de fuegO Sc puede evitar
EN- los garages, centrales, ferreterias,
farmacias, usandO nuestros dep6sitos
y /bOmbas para almacenar gasolina.
aceite, aguarras, alcohol. WAYNE
es la marca.
LUCAS BLANCO & CO.,
San Juan. Puerto Rico.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-17

gan algdn derecho real sobre ell in
mueble descrito, las personals igno-
radas a quienes pueda perjudicar la
inscription y en- general todo ell que
desee oponerse, puedan efectuarlo
dentro del termino de sesenta dfas, Ii
bro el presente en- San Juan, Puerto
Rico, a 16 de Septiembre de 1920.
C. MarrerO,
Secretario.
Por Francisco C. Negroni, IA
Secretario Auxiliar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-17
Civil 1896.
SoBRE AUTHORIZATION JUDICIAL
PARA ENAJENAR BIENEs DE
MEMORIES.
Edicto de Sabastq.

70, Ramon Martinez Reyes Marshal
de la Corte de Distrito del Distrito Ju.
dicial de San Juan, Puerto Rico, al nd.
blco hago saber:
En- vrtud de una 6rden de esta Cor.
s,te de Distrito expedida Ell dfa 10 de
Agosto de 1920, en- el expediente de uti-
lidad y necesidad arriba expresado pre-
cedere vender en- pdblica subasta de
contado en- moneda de los Estados Uni.
dos de America Y al mejor postor, una
finca propiedad de la menor Rita Mar.
tin6 MILAN, cuya description es la 81
guiente:
URBANA: Solar situado
en- el barrio de Santurce dc
esta capital, compuesto de
ciento sesenta Y seis metros
ochenta y >cinco centfmetros
cuadrados; cOlinda por el
Norte en- diez metros con la
calle del Hospital; por Ell
| Sur en- nueve metros cuaren
| ia centfmetros clladradOs con
d. Aarcelino Sierra por el
| Este, con catorce metroF
| cuarenta centfmetrOs con D.
| Felipe Cuchf; Y por el Oestt
I Ell nueye metros con D. Pru-
/ dencio Montaiiez, en- diez me-
! tros con D. Bruno Vifas, en-,
i clayandO en- dicho solar una
/ casa de MADEIRA techada dc
hierro de cinco y medic me
tros de frente, por nueye me-
4 tros de fondo.
j Dicho inmueble sera vendidO por un
precio mfnimo de MIL DOSCIENTOS
4 1DOLLARS, $1,000 no admhiendose
ofertas memories de esta suma segdn
dispone la orden de la Corte.
La subasta tendra efecto ell dfa g dc
Septiembre las 2 de su tarde, en- Ia
oficina del Marshal suscribiente situada
en- ell edificio ocupado pOr la Corte de
Distrito de San Juan, Secci6n Primera.
ldebiendo ell licitador' que Obtenga la
buena pro aceptar como buena la titu-
llacion del indicado. inmueble.
! San Juan, P. R. Agosto II de 1920.
/ II. Martinez Reyes, Marshal de la
Corte de Distrito de San Juan Secci6n
PrimeIa.
Por p. del MGnSGno.
Sub-Marshal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-17
DIR. E. Garcia LascOt,
MEDICO-CIRUJANO,
p. o. Box 486,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Rresidencia: Gale Colon No. a.
Parada 43h, Santurce.
TelefOnOs: San Juan, 947.-Santurce,
228 ROjo.

HOTELES, RESTAURANTS, CA
FES, FUENTES DE SODA, toda su
plateria Sc lie renueva economical y
rapidamente.
Tie Porto Rico ElectrOplating
Co. Inc,
Luna "A, Telef. 1Os1..
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-17
ceIos Ik2 INiERA
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE

Estdd0s UStidOs de A1seficG.
El Presideate de los Estados Umidos
ss.
JoaefG MiIldn como naadre con pdtsid
potestdd so6re. sa menor hija Rita
Ma,tiM6 Milldai.'
Peticionaria.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-12
NNI(A
pavement.

pavement. 4 an N&lyN
In view of the upward tendency ce
prices of all constructing materials and
the amount of highway construction
under way and already provided for,
it is not to be expected that there will
be any great reduction in prices in the,
immediate future.
In drawing the specifications, the
highway commission have gone the,
limit in the bounds of safety for the]
various types of pavement. Conse-i
quently no saving should be realized
by decreasing the specifications agree
ments. None of the three types are,
experimental and where well conf
structed, all are giving good service.
As a program OF procedure, the com-I
mission recommends: That work bel
ordered for five miles of Contract mol
1, for Contract No. and for Contract
No. g. and that you Immediately ad
vertise for bids for the Imperial-Holt
Vile section, and for the additiona
Calipa tria- Brawley Section Contrac
No. l, with the purpose of completing
these contracts at the earliest possible
date.
This will involve an expenditure fo
the above mentioned contracts, a. |
follows: -
Type ASST. 1927.
Type B-$1,057, ,994.
Type C-$9SS,516.
Should Type A pavement be adopt |
ed, the above contracts could be COM }
pleted and possibly the ImperialHolt-I |
vile Section, as well as the Calipatria-l J
Brawley Section, but no more underI
the present bond issue. Therefore, rel
gardess of what action the board will
take, it will be necessary to provide forl
an additional bond issue in order toy
complete the building program, as wasl
intended under the first bond issue.
The commission is proceeding withy
the work of superveying and locating1
the remaining portion of the paving1
program as originally outlined, and
will proceed with that portion of they
work that it is necessary to do by forceI
account as soon as your honorableI
body so orders.
Respectfully submitted,
F. S. LACK.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-12
FAST BOUTSI'0[Nf| 81
T0N|GHT'S CARD
MAIN EVENT.
Newsy holland VS.. X. o. Carter.
SEMI-FIN AIS.
Billy Howard VS.. Jack Carpenter.
Kid Romeo VS.. Young Daley.
Two other bouts.

This is the way they will line up att
the Ell Centre Athletic club this eve
ming.
The card is whirlwind from start
to finish and every man lined up has!
proven himself before the boxing fansl
of the club on number Of different]
occasions. The Howard-Carpenter CO.
while it is not the big scrap of the
night, promises to set a wicked pace
and will offer four rounds of fast
amusement.
Manager Harry Woodbury. has an
nounced that no battle royal will be
staged and in its place an extra bout
will be presented. He was unable to
give the names of the contestants last
evening but added that the men will
be the best the valley has on hand.
Nothing is too good for our friends,Y
is the new byword Of the manager
ment. - HNf =,
A movement has been put on foot
by a number of interested parties TO
bring together large number Of val
ley boys from each town who are able
to step lively and some time in the
near future two towns will be matched
against each other. A great deal of
interest will be aroused in this man.
ner and it will do much to promote
the boxing game in the valley.
Much comment has been heard on
the streets in regard to the Noland
Carter mixup and from what little
could be gained it seems that public
opinion is a $3.50 break, some up
holding the Calexico boy, stating that
he's capable of wearing down the local
lad with fast milling. Others seem
to think Carter will suffer the same
punishment. Nevertheless the bout
will be we'll worth seeing and full
house is expected.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-12
LACK PRESENTS
HIGHWAY BOARD'S
PAVING REPORT
i.eUe0ls ract That He Plans
No Paving fer FL CentrO;
Roads May Be Built by
Force Account: Average
Costs are Estimated.

Just previous to the rejection of bids
by the board of supervisors yesterday
afternoon, F. S. Lack, chairman of the
highway board, presented the report of
the board compiled as a result of the
recent opening Of bids.
Mr.. Lacks report revealed the fact
that he has planned to spend the whole
highway bond issue without giving Ell
Centre any road at all.
During the :. discussion yesterday
three supervisors, w. S. Beal, r. A.
Holt and Geo. Pulliam opposed w. H.
Brooks who went on record as being
opposed to patented paving.
The board will meet again Monday
to consider the problems
Following is the complete report of
the highway commission:
Brawley, Calf,
March II, 1920.
Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Imperial County, California.
Gentlemen:
In response to your notices, inviting
proposals for construction of county
highways, bids were received on March
Sth, as follows
The upper figure in the analysis is
the total bid for the job and under
meath is the rate per mile;
Contract No. Route I, Section1
1876 miles paving, Brawley-Calipatria
Contractors Type A. Type p. Type c.
1850 ............ ............
CHI Hudson $4O9.070 $536,791 $477,S47
35,20O 46,200 Al $50
G. r. Daley. 4S4,1OO ..-..... ......-.,.,.
L. A. Paw. Co. 452,152
$500 ............ ............
1O.1 miles paving, Brawley-Holtville
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-12

Contractors Type A. Type B. Type c.
G. Oswald. $346,S2 $419,SS8 $393.664
34,25O 1000 $4,000
G.. r. Daley. 351,124 32,90O 1913, ,46S
34,7OO 42,S0Oe SO, 400
C. H. Hudson 351,749 446,437 394,7S9
LA. Paw. Co. 355, 1928 ......... ............
3o,25O
Clark and
Henry Co. 367,479 ........... ............
$4,000 ............ ............
Contract No. 6-Route A. Section /,
Route 5, Section 1.
1916 miles paving, Calexico, north
and west
Contractors Type A. Type B. Type c.
Clark and
Henry Co. s342,5O7 ............ ............
$4,000
l.. A. Paw. Co. 356,52O 419,6O6 ............
33,7OO 10000 ............
G. r. Daley 361.O91 424,10S 401 500
34,1OO 10000 $1,000
Contract No. Route 4, Section
miles paving, Heber to Ell Centre
Contractors Type A. Type b. Type Z.
G. r. Daley $157, $1S6,6S0 $17s,24O
31,42S 1886 35.64S
L. A. Paw. Co. 159,250 1SS,790 7,.,.--.-.
1850 37,75SN .:.-......
Clark and
Henry Co. 165,9S0 ............ ............
1896 .........-.. ..-........
It will be observed from the above
ANALYSIS that the costs per mile for the
three types of pavement is, as follows:
Type A-$32,O0O.
Type B-$39,O00.
Type C-$37 900.
(As an average minimum)
Considering the amount of material
used in the varying thickness of pave
ment, there is not a great deal OF diff
ference in these figures as to value re-
ceiyed. The bids, received are from
ten to Is per cent higher than the COM
mission hoped might be received. 1t
has been apparent for months that the
day of low priced pavements has gone
by. and we note that contracts are be-
ing let in various parts of the country
for figures not much less than the
above.
Bids in Brawley for sixinch con-
crete was recently let at a figure ap-
proximately $4,000 per mile for 16-foot
pavement. This is inside of city limits.
where advantage of city water and
short haul and minimum valley freight
rate is obtainable.
Contract recently let in Holtville
for four-inch black base pavement, al
4 rate of s22,S00 per mile for 16-foot
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-12
NEW LEAGUE MEMBER
(By Associated Press)

SAN SALVADOR, March 11--De-
layed in transmissiop-The congress
of San Salvador today ratified the ex-
ecutive desire, under which Salvador
becomes a member Of the league OF
nations.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-12
M2es@o1M7h0n.

E. F. and J. F. Keyes Of San Fran
cisco are registered at the Princess
hotel for the day. On being escorted
about the valley yesterday they ex-
pressed themselves as being well
pleased with the conditions and the
opportunities offered in this section.
Coming-F. R. c. U. c. s. Watch for
it.-Adv.
A party of three prominent citizens
of Whittierfi Cal, are stopping in Ell
Centre for the week. The members
of the party are E. P. McAbee. Ed
ward Elimare, and Lewis Redcliffe.
They may make their home in the
valley in the new future.
Call Pioneer Truck and Transfer Co.
for baggage checks, piano and house
hold goods. San Diego, freight and bag
gage. Phone !. ;5.;'5 "A
I Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Katmar of New
York will be in the valley for the re-
riainder of the week. They are visit
ors from the big city and have been
on the coast for g plumber Of weeks.
US Coffee. is ,syeastea fresh every
morning., 4Oc, 45c, Soc. - Adv. !:
-. r. ~, IS 4sa--- :. vi st.
L. FL. Eddy, .of, Los Angeles is a
business visitor. in. the valley today:
conlins-r. i. c. u. c. s. Watch for
it.-Adv. r. -
Mr. and Mrs. s. s. Crandall of San
Diego are visiting iniEl Centre for the
week end. : a. E
Buy your coffee at u. 8. Coffee Store,
628 Main St.-Ady. 23
II -
Coming to the Imperial valley for
the first time, George w. Church of
San Diego is spending a few days
with friends in this city. He spent
the morning in Calexico.
Coming. Trinity church's star soloist
Leon Rice. High School, Friday
night.-Adv.
J. w.. Loomis has for long time
been interested in the growth of I'm
perial valley and has at last come
here to make his home. He formerly
resided in Fresno, CAL, and controlled
a part Of the melon crop there.
Leon Rice will thrill yOu.-Adv.
p. G. Stewart Of Los Angeles is
stopping at the Casa Rey for a few
days until he can find permanent
quarters.
Leon Rice. Tenor solOist. Local tai
ent, Ell CentrO Band In concert at High
School Friday. SO cents.
H. L. Francisco, a large real estate
owner of San Diego. returned to the
valley yesterday to look after his in
terests in this locality.
Musical treat Of the year-Le0n Rice
at High School, Friday night.-Adv.
Fifty cents will let you hear Leon
Ric e. High school. Friday.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-12

, The Parent Teachers association
met at the Wilson school this after
noon at 2:30. Mrs. George Kennedy
was speaker Of the occasion. DR..
Forrest Kutz was present and gave a
short talk on the care of the teeth.
All mothers were invited and refresh
ments were served.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-12

Hear Leon Rice at the High SchoO
Auditorium, Friday. March 2. 80 cents
ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-12

Musical treat Of the year-Leon Rice
at High School, Friday .night.-Adv.
Fifty cents will let you hear Leor
Ric e. High school. Friday-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-12

1t isn't tin that yOu want. It's coffee.
Tin is very expensive. Buy your coffee
at U. s. Coffee Store and save 1Oc.
ROaster fresh every day.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-12

COming-F. II. C. u. C. 8. Watch for
it.-Adv. taqi
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-12

H. L. Francisco, large real estate
owner of San Diego. returned to tn
valley yesterday to look after his in
terests in this locality.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-12

Leon Rice. Tenor solOist. Local tai
ent, Ell CentrO Band in concert at Higl
School Friday. so cents.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-15
guilty to charges of gambling and
were fined $40 and costs each. Bar
tow Record.
BARLOW LOSES GOOD MAN
BUT POLK COUNTY GAINS

At the last meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners an order was
made to secure traffic officer to pro-
tect the highways of Polk county and
see that all laws are enforced. This
order was published in our last is
sue. Sheriff Logan was authorized to
secure such a man. As usual with
Mr.. Logan he wanted the most suit
able man he could find one that
would be ever alert and fearless in
the discharge of the duties incum-
bent upon such an officer. It is NOT
strange that he decided upon Sam
Williams, one of the best City Mar
shals Barlow ever had. Mr.. Williams
accepted and 1t is now up to the CITY
TO I'LL the vacancy made by Mr.. Will
liams' transfer to county work We
but express the sentiment almost
of Barlow in regretting
the loss Of Mr.. Williams but we CON
graduate the county in securing the
services of man like Sam Williams
Barlow Record.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-15

best talent in the city is. on the pro
gram and all who attend are assured
a most delightful evening. The pro
ceeds of the entertainment will be
used for the entertainment of the
Grand Lodge here in April. The fol-
lowing is the program:
Quartette--"Old Oaken Bucket" DR..
W. K. Piner' Mr.. Zernie Barnes, Mr..
G. H. King, Mr.. w. G. Clark.
Solo-"Ben Bolt,.' Mrs. e. r. Cars.
we'll.
Duet" Silver Threads Among the
Cold Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. King.
Dance-'H Highland Fling Dorothy
Risbeck.
Solo-"Bonnie Sweet Bessie" Mrs.
Fl. J, Drane.
Piano and Violin ocking Bird
Miss Louise Roquemore, Mr.. Kenneth
Warren.
Reading-Character Sketch, Mr..
Wickman.
Solo-Selected, Mrs Lula Sloan
Cason.
Intermission.
Quartette Loves Old Sweet
Song Mrs. c, H. King, Miss Rig
gins, Mrs. Geo. Southland, Mrs. J. G.
Williams.
Solo-"Drink to Me Only With
Thine Eyes" Mrs. Cleo Graves.
Reading Now the Day Is Done"
DR., W. X. Piner.
Solo-"Believe Me of All Those En-
dearing Young Charms" Carrie A.
McGeoch. TEU
Solo-Mr. C. II. King.
Chorus-Dixie.
Accompanists-M r. H Harnlv
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-15
NEW CASES
COME BEFORE
COUNTY COURT

The following cases have been filed
since our last report:
Werner G. Jones, ex parte, removal
OF disability of minority of Werner
Eugene Jones.
Hazel 0, Marsh VS. Vincent A.
Marsh, divorce.
D. W. Crabtree VS. Theodore Ker-
vel ct al, bill to quiet title.
J. M. Hancock VS.. unknown heirs
OF Noah Whidden, bill to quiet title.
Andrew j. Wolfe VS. Effie Lee
Wolfe divorce.
Carlton National Bank VS. S. P.
Cochran, ct al, foreclosure.
Goldie Newsome VS. Neptune r..
Newsome, bill.
Trustees of will of Marie ]. Palm
er VS.. j. H. Hill, bill to quiet title
Waverly, Florida Nurseries VS.. l..
l., Fitzpatrick bill for injunction.
H. s. Babcock VS. Joe Kinsler, re-
plevin.
F. W. Hill ct al VS. Thos. S. Spear
replevin.
A. j. Knight vs.. Thos. j. Merritt,
damages $500.
Z. L. Rembaugh VS.. G. w. Mann
damages $500.
Fifteen parties appeared in County
court yesterday and entered pleas 81
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-15


The Florida Ridge Land & Develop
ment Co. has opened offices in Lake
land, being located in Room 2. Deem
& Bryant building Mr.. W. H. Ke,-
Ter is the local representative. The
lands being handled by this concern
are located on and near the Scenic
Highway, and there is no finer citrus
section in Florida. Mr.. Keller is an
Exceedingly agreeable gentleman
whom it will be pleasure to meet,
land who will take pleasure in fur
|nishing full information concerning
these lands to any no may desire it.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-15

One Of the prettiest and most in
teresting folders yet sent out from
Florida towns and cities is that now
being distributed by the Lakeland
Chamber of Commerce. The folder is
about the size Of the usual railroad
schedule but opens to double pages
that are made replete with facts and
views concerning Lakeland and vicin-
Pity The first picture, which occupies
|the zeal opening is entitled The Heart
|of Lakeland, and gives glimpse Of
|the pretty park that is one of the
city s best possession. The great
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-15
THOROUGHBRED SWINE
SALE At HIGHLAND
OAKS FARMS ON
JANUARY 23D

The Highland Oaks Farm, of Pierce,
Florida, will put on another big sale
of thoroughbred swine on January
23d. The sale held by this concern
some months ago marked a new era
in live stock conditions in Florida.
and their winter sale promises to be
an equally big event. Thirty-fye sows
and gifts Of the best Duroc breeding
will be offered, ana the opportunity
Is presented to Florida growers to
secure the strain of Orion Cherry
King, Jr,, Sth, grand champion Duroc
boar at the Florida State Fairs the
sire of which recently sold for $16,-
500.
This sale undoubtedly will draw
buyers from all over the state, and
the Highlands Oak Farm will thus
continue its good work of improving
the quality of Florida live stock.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-15

Lieut.. and Mrs. R. T. Gallemore re-.
turned Sunday evening from a short
auso tour OF the East Coast and left
Monday evening for New York, via
Jacksonville and the Clyde Line. At
ter Jan. 21st they will be at home IN
Philadelphia. On their departure They
were accompanied as far as Lake
land by Mr.. and Mrs. Spessard Ho,-
land and Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Gale
more, Barlow Record,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-15

Mrs Frances Cleveland, of Cincin-
natl, who is wintering in Lakeland a
guest of the fremont, was the lunch
con guest on Wednesday of her
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Salway at their
lovely country home in Lakeland
Highlands.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-15
Myrtle Street Auxiliary
Elects New Officers

The Myrtle Street Auxiliary me,
Yesterday afternoon at the church.
and among other important business,
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year:
President-Mrs. Holmes Logan.
Vice President Mrs. Peacock.
Secretary-Mrs Charles Dickinson
Reporter-Mrs. o. J. Pope.
Social Committee-Mrs. T. C.
Smith, chairman. SHRD
Smith (chairman). Mrs. Henry Lob
man, Mrs. E. A. Wood.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-15

Miss Suthoff' of Buffalo. New York.
is visitor to the city the guest of
her friend, Miss NJ. B. Gates. Miss
Suthoff spent season in Lakeland
five years ago, at which time she was
connected with Mrs. Holders millin..
cry parlors, and her friends are givin,
her most cordial welcome.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-15

Miss Gertrude Wilkes, of Ridgeville,
Ca. and Mrs. D. E. Coarsey, of Ly-
ons, Ca, are visitors to the city
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Tenn
pies at their home, corner of McDon-
aid street and Success avenue.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-15
L A K E L A ND
L A 6 MICS

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Mr.. Irving Bachelor, the famous
author, and his family, have returned
to their winter home. Winter Park
Note in Orlando Sentinel.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-15
trees, lawns, flowers, shrubbery AM

trees lawns, flowers, shrubbery ami
benches aid walks make a very at
tracti;e Introductory. Inside the book
let tells ( public utilities, schools and
churches. typical homes, Industries
climate and amusements citrus fruits.
good roads, general farming truck
ing, the raising of strawberries
dairy'ng and poultry raising and
phosphate mining. The resources Of
Polk county and Lakeland are almost
unlimited and the story that is told
in the Lakeland booklet should be
sufficient to attract many new SCI
tiers Jacksonville Times Union.