The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-11-28

anu west SUES VI lIle COull lOuSS.
which will be under police protection
from noon until vacated. The Kelly
garage will house up to twenty-five
passenger cars and has arranged for
the use of a large lot adjoining the
garage for storage of trucks and util~
ity cars. There will be two men on
hand al night to render service to
these units.
At Fort Meade, the city marshal
will provide parking space for the
short stop there in the morning.
Arrangements have also been made
for parking space and other accom-
modations for the stop in Wauchula.
At Arcadia, Mr.. Petrie will care for
the entire parade, as he is cleaning
out every car in his garage for this
purpose, and is making arrangements
with the police authorities for park
ing.
All arrangements have been made
for a stop of one hour in the city
park at Avon Park.
Sebring is another place reported
very anxious to have the motorcade
visit there. Parking arrangement S
have been made and the party will
spend the night at that city.
A thirty-minute stop will be made
at Frostproof Coming from the
south, the party will turn into the
square. circling the eastern end of
it and stopping just before entering
the main road again.
Lake Wales is another thriving
town where the Tampa crowd will
stop for meals and spend some time.
Cars will be parked at Winter Ha-
ven during the afternoon and the
motorists will spend that night at
some of the hotels there.
At Lake Alfred it is reported that
Mr. Boley, city clerk, will be glad to
turn the keys of the city over to the
party upon arrival.
The committee on arrangements re-
ports for the stop at Auburndale, "Nl
arrangements necessary. Stop the
motorcade and start the band and ev-
erybody in town will be there is less
than three minutes
Il. ]. Appleyard, secretary of the
Lakeland Chamber of Commerce, has
reported that on Friday, the day the
tourists are to reach Lakeland, they
may call him ON lond distance early
in the morning. He will then tell
what street to enter on and will have
a mounted policeman to lead the pro-
cession.
Road Committees Report
The road report of the committee
On accommodating the terrain is as
follows:
From Bowling Green south to Ar
cadia, so per cent of the roads are in
very bad shape and the predetermined
speed of eighteen miles an hour CAN
not be maintained. From Zolfo to
Avon Park, is twenty-five miles of
exceedingly bad road, cut up and
muddy. From Avon Park to Sebring
are five and a salf niles of asphalt
and five miles of sand and clay, badly
cut up From Avon Park to Frost
proof is twelve miles, nine of which is
beyond description, being composed OF
clay, mud and ruts. Beyond this point
the roads are in good shape
The complete report on itinerary
was prepared by Il. H. Habersham.
No souvenirs or other matter will
be given away, outside of the offlcia
motorcade pamphlet and the regular
manufacturers literature. The Off.
cial motorcade pamphlet is of four
pages, the front cover showing thai
the motorcade is given by the lamps
Automobile Dealers Association, anC
showing the dates and cities to be
visited. This pamphlet will be deliv
cred to newspapers, boards of trade
outcp,ahiIa ac4ociafi0ns anil aiSeWher.
where it will be of the most value
The inside pages will explain why tn,
trip is, being made, with a sketch o
the automobile industry and resume
of transportation problems. On thu
back cover will be all cars and trucks
alphabetically, in two separate lists
with models, prices and name o
dealer.
The Men on the Job
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