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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-05-20

IN COURT OF COUNTY JUDGE OF roLk
COUNTY. FLORIDA-IN RE ESTATE UE
LESLIE DAVIS. MINOR
Notice is hereby gwen. % all wh)m It may
concern, that on the 25th Gay Of Nay. 1921,
shall present my final HIutS as guardian
Of the above nance estate TO The Hon. $. l..
Holland Judge of said Court. AZ hi Office ia
Barlow Florida. and then ana there apply for
my final dischav@e IS Su,h rIItln.
Dated hi cath day Of Marrp, ~ D. 1871.
p. Il DAVIS.
Guardian Bawng Green, Via.
Mar - ct to Mary %
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-05-20
FOR
TRADE-Sauen
N passenger

WHY'S Six, good mechanical condi-
ton, paint and unholstering good.
Want Ford car and reasonable cash
difference. H. G. Stanley, 1119 s..
Fla. Ave. Phone 20.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-05-20

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAN DEEI
UNDER SECTION S OF CHAPTER 1855
LAWS OF FLORIDA.
Notice is hereby given that II. d. Menden-
hail. purchaser Of Tax Certificate No $50
Gated the 6th day Of September. A. u. 1915
has filed said certificate in my office. and has
made application for tax deed 10 issue in ac.
cordance with law. Said certificate embraces
the following described property situated in
Polk County, Florida. to-wit: Block Is, Lots
10 and IA Dixieland Addition to Lakeland
Fla, Section 49, Township % South. Range
"a East. The said land being assessed at thy
cate of the issuance Of such certificate in the
name Of Unknown. Unless said certificates
shall be redeemed according to law tax deco
will issue thereon on the Slst day of May. A.
d. 1921.
Witness my official signature aud seal this
the 26th day Of April A. D. 1921
tSeaD y. u. RAULERSON,
Clerk Circuit Court Polk COUNTY. Ella
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-05-20
statesmen
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will, on the goth day of June. A. d. 1921. at
10 O'Clock a m, or as soon thereafter as they
may be heard apply to the Honorable John S.
Edwards, Judge Of the Circuit Court of Polk
County. Florida. at his office in Lakeland,
Folk County, Florida, for the Incorporation OF
social club, corporation not for profit. to
be known the Lakeland Country Club. the
object of which is TO be the encouragement of
out door sports, the promotion of athletics
and TO provide place of recreation.
This 10th day of May, A. D. 1921.
c. Z. TODD,
VIM STEITZ,
W. L. KING,
E. N GOOD,
500 w. w. CHASE
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-05-20

LOST-Pair small mules, one dark
hay mare mule and one black horse
mule, about s years old Horse
mule lame In left hip. Reasonable
reward If delivered to Wilson
mothers stables, Lakeland, or +.
E Nateb, Tampa. Loss about thre
weeks ego. -. -.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-09-10
MERCHANTS who have something

to sell use display advertising al
ways with success. Private individu-
ais who have something to sell use
classified advertising the same
success attends the effort.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-09-10
ELIAS NEW STORE
STYLE HEADQUARTERS.
Establishment Te Be Named
"The Fashion"

Mr. Elias Elias stated this week
that the new business at the corner
of Main and Bridge Streets will
probably be ready for its GRAND open-
ing by the First Of October.
Notice of shipment of some of
their new goods has already been re-
ceiyed from the concerns in New
York, and the rest of the stock viii
follow shortly.
The new concern will operate und-
er a Trade Name, so that it will
have an identity easily remembered
by the purchasing public And in
choosing this name what more ap-
propriate one could have been selec-
ted than the one that will henceforth
adorn the front Of this store For
Mr.. Elias has named the new enter
prise THE FASHION.
He states that every article on his
shelves will be the very latest in de
sign and material, and he always in
tends to set the pace in up-to-date
so THE FASHION is a
most suitable name.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-09-10
RENOUDtT- -DIETLEIN TO
BUILD new PLANT.
Bid Structure Will Be
Near "FriSCo" Station.

For the past several months it has
been runored that the Interstate
Grocery Company, Inc, with which
the Renoudet & Dietlein Company
are now affiliated, were looking about
for suitable location on which to
erect a new building.
One Of the largest items of ex-
pense in that line Of business is the
hauling Of freight from the railroad
or boat landing here to the ware
house. and the site these gentlemen
were looking for had to be near both
the railroads and the bayou front.
Such a location has been found,
and the deal closed for same, and
we can therefore make public the
story.
The new location of this big con-
cern is on the New iberia and North
ern property, at the end Of Jefferson
Street, and right on the railroad
lines. adjoining the offices of the
company.
1t is the intention of Renoudet &
Dietlein Company to erect on this
splendid piece Of ground one of the
most modern and convenient whole
sale warehouses in this part of the
country. Their office will be situated
on the new location.
Although we do not know just how
soon work is to commence on the
buildings, we are well informed that
it is just a matter of getting the
proper plans drawn up and approved
by the officers Of the Corporation
Actual construction will then start at
once, as the concern is anxious to get
into the new quarters with the least
possible delay
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-09-10
NEW MAN AT GOVT. FARM.

Mr.. W. T Cobb, of the County
Demonstration Force, and recently
with the great Miner Estate. near
Houma, Louisiana, has taken up his
duties at the Iberia Live Stock Ex-
pertinent Farm. Mr.. Cobb is a spe-
cialist in Forage Crop work, and will
act in this capacity at the Iberia
farm, where he will also serve as
Assistant Superintendent.
The newcomer is a member of the
Elks Lodge, and a most likeable
man, and we are certain that all Ibe
rians will be glad to BECOME acquaint-
ed with him. He is also a member of
the Presbyterian Church. He has
moved into one of the homes on the
Demonstration Farm, where he lives
with his wife, two children and faith
er.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-09-10
NEW ESPECIALLY" WILL
OPEN IN 10 DAYS.
Big Surprises Await Iberia
Shoppers.

= progressive man always chafes
under any conditions that tend to
hold him back and retard his for
ward march
And that is why Mr.. Alfred Le-
wald, the merchandising wizard who
presides over the affairs Of THE
SPECIALITY STORE in New Iberia
is anXiously awaiting the final touch
es Of the contractors and the day
when the carpenters and fnishers viii
gather up their tools, clear up their
trash, and clear the way for him and
his brain full of new ideas with
which he is planning to upset all old
time methods in New Iberia.
If nothing happens to delay the
arrangements now on hand, the last
nail will be driven and the last drop
Of paint will be spread by the end Of
the coming week, and then there will
ensue busy period of moving back
again into the new headquarters
Very little of the goods that were
moved out only a few weeks ago re-
main to be taken back, as that is not
the Specialty's way Of doing bust
ness. They don't keep goods-they
sell 'em.
And SO it will be with an entirely
new line of merchandise that Mr..
Lewald will greet the waiting shop
pers when he stages his big "home
coming" at the remodeled store. And
it's some store, too, all fitted up
with
We were going to tell you all a.
bout it, but that would spoil the
game. Wait till the Opening, and get
your surprise first hand
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-09-10
NATIONAL GUARDS
WILL ENTERTAIN.
Block Dance, Parade and
Many Specialties.

Here's the one you've been waiting
for.
Company f, First Infantry, Louis
lana National Guards are ready to
fire their first gun in the way Of en-
tertaining the pleasure seekers of
New Iberia and vicinity.
And when that aggregation starts
something you can bet your last
washer that it will be humding-
err"
The posters that the Iberian is
getting out announcing this blow
OUT state that there will be a
Grand Military Event, and Block
Dance, given by Company E. First
Infantry, Louisiana National Guards,
on Tuesday, September 9th, in New
Iberia
A committee Of ladies will have
charge Of the refreshment end Of the
affair, and music will be furnished
for the dancers by the organization
that made New Iberia famous The
Banner Orchestra.
Candy, doll and other wheels of
fortune will be operated to give the
sports roll for their money" Be
sides this, many special and novel
features are being planned by the
committee of arrangements
The event will be opened by big
street parade with the members of
the infantry in uniform. This will
take place at six o'clock Tuesday
evening.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-09-10

LOST-Suit Case between Jean
erette and Lafayette. Reward if re-
turned to ]. H. Town, Lafayette, La
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-09-10
WORK ON SCHOOL TO
START SOON,
Final Draft of Plans Made
This Week.

Preliminary details are being ran
idly cleared up preparatory to the
commencing Of actual construction
work on New lberias new high
school structure
Supt. Porter, j. f. Verret. H. T.
Hall, and Prof G. NJ. Bahon,
members Of the Special Building
Committee, motored to Lake Charles.
Jennings and Lake Arthur last Sat
urday on a tour Of inspection of the
splendid new schools in those places.
Their idea being to secure first hand
evidence on certain features Of mod
ern school architecture
As result of this trip it was
found that the plans for our new
building contained some features that
would not fit in to our local demands,
and also certain other new features
were discovered that seemed to be of
special advantage
Consequently the above named
gentlemen made a trip to New Or
leans Tuesday night, and spent We'd
nesday in conference with their arch
itects, Messrs. Nolan and Terre, go
ing over the plans again. and having
such changes made as will embody
all the best features of the several
schools visited, and eliminate all the
undesirable features. This is calcula
ted to make Of the new high school
plant in New Iberia the most perfect
that the mind of educators and arch
itects has yet been able to evolve.
Nolan and Tore make a speciality
Of drawing plans for school struc-
lures, and have to their credit MANY
of the very best in the south.
They Informed the gentlemen from
New IBERIA that the suggested
changes would require about ten days
to embody in the plans and speci-
tlcatlons, at the end Of whict time
the Board will be ready to advertise
for bids. This last detail will require
thirty days, after which the contract
will be let, and work on one of the
+inest educational plants in the state
will commence.
Nearly year will be required to
complete the work Of construction, so
that the session starting in Septem-
ber, 1922, will be the first to open in
the new building.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-09-10
LAND OF COLUMBUS DISCOV-
ERS THE AMERICAN DOLLAR. :

Italy has discovered the American
dollar. Eminently proper Wasn't she
first to discover us via Columbus
long before dollars taught us ain
God we trust'l
So, henceforth, Italy proposes to
use the American dollar as basis
for her gold currency in place of the
ancient and honorable pound sterling
of England. With more than AZ per
cent of the worlds gold supply in
American vaults Italy is entirely
warranted in her frank belief that
the dollar represents real money.
Check up one more twist in the Lions
tail and credit a scream to the
Embellishments Indicator.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-09-10
LOST OR MISLAID.

A mortgage note executed by P
A. Conrad for $3.50 90, bearing date
the 18th day of January, 1918, and
falling due on or before January 4th,
1919, and bearing interest from date
and ten per cent attorneys fee, the
said mortgage bearing against prop
erty in the End Ward Of iberia Par
ish and recorded in Mortgage Book
A-51, at folio rs, of the iberia Par
ish Mortgage Records. The said note
has been paid and the public is warn
ed not to negotiate the same
10-8-21. P. A. CONRAD.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-09-10

..nittee that has had charge
:. rrssent time, Of soiieitlns ing
'nf for the City Park has
IL first report to the
' ! commerce, and copies
y furnished to the local
'sn sav;nr the names Of those
\, ,'''i been called on and nave
I'd with donations. .,o,,+
- only represents about
\. .sres Of individuals and
na thorough canvass of the
: yet been made. Very few of
7. - have been requested 70
have refused, as almost
,.lr seems anxious to do as
tbev can to help along in
,hsblv the greatest under
] srer attempted by New he
~ Uay of public improve
-, ovening the Board of
j, If the Chamber Of Com
III hold special meeting at
,I,us will be formulated for
!, the balance of the money ne
4 70 fit up the park.
4 hov much will be required
4 h stated at this time, but
aie to say that fifteen thous-
Iausrs more will be expended
\ the present plans for the city
rounds will be carried out
Gorge Hess, nationally fam
aurical Engineer, will be sent
! Ase from Washington, d. c.,
N request Of Senator +. s.
L.ard, and he will look over the
w and then submit plans where
N natural beauty of the tract
\ best enhanced. We also und-
M that whatever plants, trees
|aubbery Mr.. Hess advises us
\ viii be furnished free of cost
h United States Government.
ksbly the first thing that is to
ksrtaken will be the laying out
gvays through the park in
nt directions, which will have
kmfaced with gravel, shell or
sther similar material.
i seems to be the opinion of
a dancing pavilion will prop
\ the first building to be erect
series of dances the paw
|n then be made to pay for it
IND many Of the other improve
esn the property.
|hall be our intention to publish
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-09-10
: a SUBSCRIBERS TO new IBERIA CITY
PARK FUND.
,ow Organizing To Make A Thorough CAN
cas w. w. of Community For Contributions

from time to time the lists of sub
scribers, together with the amounts
subscribed by each, so that the gen
eral public of New Iberia may see
and know just where their friends
and public spirited citizens are.
| Everybody shall be given a chance
to either give or refuse to give to
this project, as it is to be made
strictly free public park, and every
body should feel it a privilege to be
allowed to have part in providing
such place for themselves and their
families
There is certain to be great deal
of work connected with raising the
necessary money for the prak and
its equipment, so if all who have
made up their minds as to how much
they can afford to give will just let
some member of the Chamber Of
Commerce know, and sign up the
notes, it will eliminate much of the
trouble. The committees work can
then be put on those who need to be
seen before they will subscribe.
We have bought the park. Now
let's fix it up. 1t has to be done.
The sooner finished the. sooner we
can get the benefit of it.
All together! Let's go,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-09-10
NOTICE, WOMEN'S COUNCIL.

The Women's Council of the New
Iberia Chamber of Commerce will
have meeting on next Tuesday,
13, at five O'Clock. All
members please attend.
r. M. SOULIER, Secty
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
I8 ARE GRADUATED
IN NAUTICAL SCHOOL
Diplomas Are Awarded in
TWo Departments.

Eight trim uniformed young men IF
the deck department and ten of the
engineering department of the New
York Nautical School received their
diplomas and certificates yesterday at
the schools graduating exercises in the
Maritime Exchange, 80 Broad street.
The presenta ton was made by Or.
Charles +. Wheelock. Deputy Commis-
soner 90 Education, and Byron K.
Newton, ex-Coilector of the Port. gave
The graduates advice on how TO get
along st sea and elsewhere. Frank f.
Poulton, president OF the Maritime As
sociation, presided. and the invocation
was BY the Rev. DR.. George Sidney
Webster. secretary OF the American
Seamen's Friend Society. Others TAX
ing psrt in the exercises We're Marcus
II. Tracy J. Bsrstow Smuil, E. O. Hunt
Capt. NJ. NJ. Crockett and Charles Will
in mson. secretary y-treasuref of the
school, and Capt j. s. BaS lis Of the
Newport
The first honor graduate IN the deck
de partment Henry clay MeckleIn. re-
ceived sextant from the Maritime
Association. and Kenneth Place, first
in his class in the engineering depart
ment got drawing set from the Cham
Der OF Commerce.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
.roREcLOsURE SALE.


in lien or superior in equity 10 the Subur-
ban Mortgage;
(c) ANY unpaid claims of creditors OF the
defendant Pawtuxef Company which have
been Or shall be admitted by tho parties in
Interest or adjudged by said Court 10 hs
prior In lien or superior In equity TO the Paw
edC ANY unpaid claims OF creditors OF tho
defendant Cumberland Company which have
Interest or adjudged ny said Court TO he
prior In lien or superior In equity to tne
Cumberland First Morteagc;
TO the extent that they shall not havo
been paid out of any moneys In the pos
session OF said receivers.
The Court reserves the right. IN case the
property by said decree OF foreclosure and
sale directed 10 be sold shall be sold 20 DIFF
ferent purchasers; 70 apportion as between
the p8rceis the liabilities and other Items
mentioned in the foregoing Subdivisions e.
to td) inclusive and to charge against ths
respective parcels their proper proportion or
such liabilities and other items.
v. BY said decree OF foreclosure and sae
said Court reserves for @ its future adjudie'aT s's
decree of foreclosure and sale.
For further particulars reference is hereby
made to said decree OF foreclosure and sac
and said final order OF sale. and to ths
records IN said Consolidated Cause No. 1885,
and In the constituent causes ,r consonasien
of Intending purchasers IL also called to the
advisory statement or statements to be filed
n 'ns Of Rhode nssna pror to said sale
said decree OF foreclosure and sale. Fur
ther Information may also be obtained upon
application to the undersigned.
Dated at Providence, Rhode Island. May 10,
ARTHUR A. THOMAS. Standing Master IN
Chnncery. and Special Master as aforc-
RrcHARp 1lS. 3. coMsTocK.
Providence, r. J.
EDWARDS 4 ANC:ELL,
ROPES. CRAY. BoYpEN { PERKINS,
Boston. Mass.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK, COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
MARY T.. RILEY substituted a. plalnnf
IN the place and stead OF DAVID LAW T1N
deceased. Plaintiff, against JAMES McGEt
and Others, Defendants.
In pursuance Of order Of the Supreme
Court directing a resale OF the premise.
hereipaf fter described, duly made and entered
III the above entitled action and bearing date
the 22d day OF March, 1921. /. the under
signed. the referee In said order named,
salesroom. No. 1916 vcsey Street, in thA
Borough OF Manhattan, of the City OF New
York. on the 28th day OF May, 1921. at !.
O'Clock noon that day. by Joseph y.
said order to be resold and described n
the Judgment herein bearing date the 10Th
day OF December. 1910. as follows:
eudnss o. staae vim IN the the
Borough Of Manhattan of the City. County
and State OF New York, bounded and de-
scribed follows:
Beginning at point on the northerly
side OF Scventy-thrd Street. distant tlrcs
hundred and twenty-three 1929 feet east
ery from The northeast corner OF Seventy
sasterly along the northerly side Of scY
enty-.third Street twenty-five t25) feet thence
northery and parallel with Avenue A one
hundred and two .do2) feet and two t2)
thence westerly along the middle line -
the block twenty-five t25) feet: thence
ssoutherly and parallel with Avcnus ore
Dated, New York. April 27ih, 1871
rur.,,r, KENNETH McEWEN, Referee.
JEROME I. DONOVAN: t.sQ,. Plaintiffs
FRANCIS p. w66op. ESQ. Attorney tor
Defendants, Jane. Lawton et al. aSs
erty to be sold:
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
JAMES E>rIARD's BREW ERIEs.

Notice f. hereby given that Special
Meeting OF the stockholders Of said corpora
fion Wili be hold ~ the offices Of oLCOTT
BONYNCiE. McArANUs ERNSr ~ iIo
Broadway Borough of Manhattan, City of
New York. on the asth day Of Mny. 1927, nj
Il noon. to act urou o proposition to alter
ifs certificate ~ incorporation 20 - t. iu-
cinde other purp SEE, powers and provisions.
to WIT:
subject ~ fhc restrictions cr ltultatious
imposed ny law. 20 purchasc OF Otherwise
ACQUIRE hold own. ssll, assign, transfer.
mortgage. piedre. exchange OF otherwi2e
dispose % the shares Of the capital stock.
hoiles OBLIGATIONS or other securities or
evidences OF Indebtedness of other corpora
tlous domestic. and foreign. and he good
wiil rights. assets and property ~ any ana
every kind. or any part thereof ~ my
person firm o. corporation domestic OF
foreign. and while tho owner of such
shares 81 tho capital s'oek 10 exercise all
rlEhte. powers and privileges ~ ownership
Including 'he power 70 vote thereon
IN addition 20 those nov SCI for.h IN the
certificate of Incorporation ~ said corpora
tion.
Dated New work May alh. 1921
ROBERT fftItiAUp, President.
DANiEf. y. TRACY. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Automobiles Stolen.

grhe following automobiles were reported
stolen IN y list rent out last night from
Police Hondpusrters
Lexington 1870 sedan, dark blue. license
f2a7o5 n ". motor 33s9i
rord 1921 sedan. license 25t345 y. u, motor
fsnG54S
lord lp2i coupe. license 1siis1 y. ". motor
s6TlGfs
Packard 1917 touring, license asi34 =. v.
motor i37ttg.
Chevrolet 1918 touring, red. license 2352os
a. " motor 2joi.n.
Ccillcr ono Ton truck hluc. rcd vhcce,
uecnrr ns1Nra s. ", motor kfi1o.
r'odeo ioie touring. license ti22t y w.
motor 4 ss2,
Ford ia.i aeGou license 1880 s. s.. motor
af3liSo
rso 1919 touring. license 1865 y. w.
uiotor HGnNQ
rcid 1927 coupo. ilccnre is05S5s y. D.. motor
s.Qs105
puick 1871 ,ourins. license t5s1s Conn.
motor 1i22sa
F.scx 1921 touring. green, license i1s,54
~ ". motor elii2032.
Hudson 1911 limousine grec-1 and white
license n1Se55 y. ". motor fo2st.
chandler in2a touIing, liesnse iT2ias \. -.
motor r5sip
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
SCOLDS LEGISLATURE,
PRAISES GOVERNOR
Civil Service Reform Body
Submits Report.

The Legislature and the Municipal
Ctvil Service Commission are criticised
tho Governor and Mayor Hylan COM
ii ended and the proposed constitutional
amendment granting an absolute pref
erence in appointment and promotion
in the civil service 10 veterans OF all
wars is condemned in the report or the
executive committee of the Civil Service
Reform Association presented AT the an
nual meeting OF the association IN the
city Club last night.
".rhe association finds nothing In the
work OF the Municipal Civil Service
Commission worthy of particular COM
mendation.' says the report written by
II. W. Marsh. secretary. The commits
sion has continued its bad record in the
matter OF classifying positions as eX-
empt."
II Is related that Il. c. NJ. Rand was
appointed as chief of the Bureau ~ Con
duit Construction in the Water Depart
ment. having been exer pied from exam
nation because Mayor Hylan wished
him appointed and believed compeu-
tive examination to be impracticable.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Fire Record

~ Loss.
e.sn~fn front OF 800 Eas' i02d st..
automobile. Samuel Kriegel. Unknown
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IL .sf-Foo, Of wfiis av.. Tho Bronx:
freight car. New York. New
Haven and Hartford Il. r.. Unknown
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: o5--4oG r.. 63d st. Carfriae
f'ecro sts"......ss..s .tfttt THINE
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