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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-26

eblo can. He will give q free pass
to MY Boy" to the so children who
find the most. Write out all you can
find and send them to Willis Fl. Parker
city editor of, The Chieftain, before
Tuesday. January 81. The first so
boys with tho largest number Of cor
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-26

While Little Jackie Coogan was wait
ing between scenes at the studio the
producer made this puzzle picture and
offered him five dollars il he could
find everything in it beginning with
"C". But Jackie couldn't; so he has
asked US to see II the kiddies OF Pu-
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-26

tho bowl of hot chill quenched the hot
fire in the Ford.
The firemen reeled their hose, and
the gong said:
Fires out"
Investigation showed that the fire
was started from a defective flue of
the Ford, sometimes called the ex-
haust, or from defective wiring. Two
coats were burned; wearing apparaI,
not paint, and when the fire was Off
cially declared out, the damage
amounted to $50. not including the cost
of the chile. The car was owned by
Harry Hill.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-26
|NOORSES DR.. WORK
FOR CABINET JOB

Hubert Work. first assistant gem
is unanimously endorsed for post
master general of the United States.
in a resolution adopted and tele-
graphed to President Harding at u
meeting Tuesday night The tels-
gram:
Hon. Warren G. Harding,
Washington, u. c.
Pueblo Post Number Two. American
Legion, department of Colorado. fully
assembled. unanimously endorses DR..
Hubert Work. highly esteemed
member OF our body, for the position
of Postmaster General OF the United
States. and respectfully urges his ap-
pointmcnt to that office in tho cabinet
by the President.
JAMES b. SEARS.
II. y. CALDWELL.
JOHN B. BARNARD.
Committee.
Tho committees for the coming
year. wcre announced by Commander
John Barnard at tho meeting, as fol-
lows:
disqualification. - II. E. Nangle.
John G. Clcmons and Wilbur Webb.
Nocational-James Il. Sears and e.
s Bowman.
Relicf-H. Il. Caldwell. John Mar
tin. II. +. Nangle and Philip Kaplan.
I.sbor-P. j. Hayes and NJ. r.
Colmes.
Ecntertainmen. &C. Guttormson.
Ralph Long. p. Kaplln and Morris a.
Townsend.
Publicity-M. a. Townsend.
Sergeant at t-Arms-Martin Simon
ich.
Officer-of-the- Guard Edward
Kelly.
BuGler-Carminc Bucciarell.
Il. l. IIt1Iah
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-26
Real Estate Transfers

MARY VI. Allison to Mrs. Helen n.
otis. lot IL. state addition to Rye.
soo
W. J. Cowhick to Buford and Lucille
rcMillen: lot Is. block SIS, Fariss *
artloy's addition. $500.
Warren q. Harding Hs president, to
tlnnio NJ. Hahn. east half OF the
,uthwest quarter and southwest quar-
" of the southeast quarter section 10,
wp q. range 6j. u. S. patent.
Joe n. Bole TO Laura \. Wilson; lot
block %. Craig's addition. 81.
Woodrow Wilson as president, to
bedford NJ. Loftis; a2o acres tn section
.. twp. 10, range 60. 4. s. patent.
Tony Clemeuti to Sam Clement.
vest half lot 2. block %, ST. Charles
desa. 81
Tho Gold Coin Security company to
\. r. Thompson; lot !. block /, Rose
ialc. $500.
Laborlo. Joe. Tom and sam Clement
o Tony Clement: west hall lot ,, block
.. st. Charles Mesa, 81
Dwight n. Hughes to otto and Hatty
lode; lots g and 80. block ., Lakeview
'lace, 81.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-26

rect answers will receive tickets. The
list of the winners will be printed in
The Chieftain "Wednesday morning
February /. The tickets will be mail
ed to them. Be sure and have your
name and address plainly written on
your list of answers.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-26

Pueblo's new speed cop is after
speeders," He arrested seven persons
for speeding Tuesday evening, six of
whom were fined in police court We'd
nesday morning, and he arrested four
Wednesday to be tried in court Thurs
day morning.
John w. Van Pelt, the new speed
cop, thunders up behind speed demons
on his new Indian motorcycle and
glances at the speedometer on his ma
chine. If 1t registers more than the
law provides for, he arrests the guilty
party and the speedometer is capable
of registering 80 miles an hour Van
Pelt knows how to ride the two wheel
ed vehicle, is he is a speed king, hav-
ing participated in motorcycle races
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-26

Most OF the married women in Male
ula. one Of tho largest islands OF
he New Hebridcs, have two front
seth missing They have boon re-
tovcd by tho old women pf the viii
,go. Instead uf getting wedding
'na the unfortunate bride has her
seth knocked out
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-08
First Come First Served

Reservations Will be made in the order
of receipt of kilograms.
There will be no favoritsm shown.
There couldn t be any favortism shown
if there were desire to give a preference
to anybody because each group Of acres is
as advantageously located as any other
group.
The closeness of the acreage to Lake
Butler, fresh water lake six miles long
prd three miles wide--its closeness to the
Gulf of Mexco-gives it the advantage of
moisture year in and year out.
The grcuad is high and rolling Near
it are some of the most valuable orange
ard GRAPEFRUIT and avocado pear groves in
he state.
All the conditions are ideal.
Confirmation of these conditions is sup
piled by Mr.. Geo. W. Mears, who has lived
&c" forty years in Pirellas Ccuny y, in which
this property is located. Mr.. Mears knows
gardening as well as any man in the State
of Florida. IIe knows the kind of land on
which vegetables and citrus fruits grow.
He says emphstically that this acreage is
a good buy at an average price in excess of
$50 an acre.
IL you should want to know how Mr..
Mears stands in his home community, and
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-08
This Is My Offer

am sole agent for 900 c"es Cf citrus
and truck lands lying between Tampa end
s.. Petersburg - very close to Tarpon
Springs, which you know is tn HON, OF
he greatest srrnge market in the world
very close to o dsmar a great section OF
F orda being intelligently deveio Hed by
r. e. DDS, who is many mes a ml.lioIS.
aire as the result of his own effor in the
automobile industry.
The Leeper Estates, owner e this acre
age, must sell, and in order to make a
quick job of it il is offered at $50 the acre,
which is lower price than any acreage.
rich in soil and productive power as
this has ever been sold in this section of
Florida.
The acreage can be bought only in
groups Of 20, or multip!es thereof-that is
to say. buyer with 5000 cash may buy 20
arres-with $1,000 he may buy 40 acres
which is $50 acres for $4,SOO-or he may
or he may buy a quarter of a section
Luy half section. 800 acres, for $500
or he may buy whole section, $40 acres
Zone square mile), for 5000.
The buyer of one group of 20 acres pays.
5-u see, the same price per group as the
buyer of many groups, which means that
all who buy get a square deal which is
my notion of the way to do things
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-08
If You Want To Buy You
Must Decide and Act
At Once

There is no time for correspondence
The only way to be sure of getting a
chance at this real bargain is to wire at
once whether you want one or several
groupes OF 20 acres a: $500 per group, and
to Lcsify us that certified check on one o.
your home town banks is on its wa
l want you to know that this is a trans
acton which starts With your lcme town
Link and ends with either of my Two homa
town banks, the First National Bank or the
American Bank & Trust Co. Of s.. Peters,
burg. hat is to say, have your bank make
your certified check payaB.e 10 either OF
my banks, with which am doing business
to their satisfaction.
want you to know also that either the
First National Banksor the American Bank
Trust Co. will receive your money, ac-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-08
ST. PETERSBURG
FIRM STARTS A
BIG LAND SALE
W. Mckee Kelley Company Put
ting On Tremendous Campaign
Of National Advertising

OFrm The St Petersburg Indepond-
"uI)
or, o. the most comprehensive
plans FIR exploiting jhe sale of farm
lands that has ever been initiated
on ihc west coast of Florida is be.
Gun by the W. Mckee Kelley com
lany g., st. Petersburg in an an
rou@cr.ucnt made in last Saturdays
isaG" Of The independent.
Tho announcement tells the story
CT q rev development embracing s.
Coz acrcs Of farm lands lying among
tie railing country between Oldsmar
and Tarron Springs. The tract is Il
Iart of The Le2per estate Of apprOXi-
in2tGy l6 600 acres. which includes
some OF thp properties now being tost-
CO 10 determine whether or nos there
@rc oil deposits in this sertion OF
Flcrila
larn Nv the same advertisement
is t. appear IN newspapers in New
YORK Boston. Philadelphia. Chicago.
Indianapolis, Pittsburgh. Cleveland
and Columbus. Ohio. In addition the
ann0U2cen ent will appear in the prin-
Cipai papers throughout Florida aul
viii be sent to $4,000 realtors of the
National Association OF Realty Boards
throughout the United States
OIe of the unusual features of the
advertisement adherence to which
made it possible for the eXploiters to
obtain its admission to the advertis.
ing columns of The INDEPENDENTS
the fact that the announcement holds
out no lure in respect to the possibil-
ity of striking Gil in CT near the
prOnertv.
The Kelley Company in an exceed
ingly frank statement emphasizes the
value of the land they are selling
purely rs farm and grove prOposi-
tion. Statistics are given bearing
On the subject and it's shown that
the soil of the lands TO be sold L.
capable of producing fine garden and
citrus products.
The character of the announcement
which is signed by W. Mckee Kelley
marks new departure in methods
of advertising as applied to the sale
of lands in this section of Florida.
In adopting this metho! of adj
vertising" Mr.. Kelley said today, eve
had the benefit of suggestions from
William c. Freeman of New York
who came to this city at our re-
quest for the purpose. Mr.. Free
mans ideas of frankTess and SINGER
ity which he voiced while here. con-
form to our own in respect to enlist
ing interest of both northerners and
local people in Florida lands We
want permanent home builders in
Florida. The more we get the bet
ter it will he for all Of US and we
are hear;ily in favor Of policy OF
frankress that will cultivate tho
friandIiness Of such settlers. So far
as the prospect of striking oil is cor
ccInel. that is mere incident. No
one knows whether there is oil in
Florida. though there are some men
spending a greal deaf of money be-
lieving there is. Aside from that
Florida lands have 4 wonderful value
of their own and the public ought
to knew Just what they are offered
in ;nv kind Of :; proposition such as
the ono we are advertising That is
our reason for adopting the method
we have initiated
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-08
APO. n"

Wei use in this advertisement the oil
language and repeat what Mr.. Colt said
Amt Putin Out Nothin,' by which l
wish the reader to understand that I'm not
holding out any premise of any kind that
oil will be found where Mr. Hill is drilling
well, because | don't wan. you to think
for a. minute that oil will be found or that
it will make any difference in the price of
this acreage.
The acreage has got to be sod on its
merits. The soil az the top is good enough
for anybody to buy because it will make
money through what it will produce for
those who buy it.
1t is the best buy, in my judgment, in
Florida today
How much do you want of this acreage?
| repeat that you may wire your reserva-
tion and follow it with a certified check on
one of your home town banks, made pay
able to either the First National Bank or
the American Bank & Trust Co. of St
Petersburg.
Decide now, wire Immediately, and start
your certified check ON its way tomorrow
If | understand. the American people at
ALL those who read this story will believe
il and those who can will act at once /
firmly believe that within forty-eight hours
after this story appears in the newspapers
the entire acreage will be sold.
Sincerely yours,
w. MCKEE KELLEY,
w. Mckee Kelley Co., Realtors.
$50 Central Ave,
April 81, 1922. s.. Petersburg, Fla.
p S.-Every successful business man in
your home town invests in advertising from
to rer cent of the gross business he
does. He knows it is the only way to make
things known. We are investing in adver-
Using only 3 per cent Of the $4,000 we
will realize from this sale. Other overhead
expense is proportionately small You sure
have chance be get In on the ground floor.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-08
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT
OF FLORIDA: IN BANKRUPTCY:
N HE Nh 7 7 IsW VI
PHILLIP BERkONITZ.


PHILLIP BERkONITZ.
To the creditors OF Phillip Berkoyiz. of
Barlow Polk County and district aforesaid :
NOTICE is hereby given that the above
named Phillip Bcrkowitz has filed his offer
.0f composition before adjudication the terms
Of which said offer are as follows towit -
TO pay all costs and preferred claims
lin full. and TEN PER CENT
GO Pct) on all claims allowed or to he al
lowed and that there will he u meeting of
The creditors of the said alleged bankrupt
forenoon of said date. at BARTON. FLA. at
The court house, ut which time the creditors
way appear. prove their claims, examine the
alleged bankrupt. vote upon the acceptance
ur rejection of the said offer, and transact
such "hrr ana further business rs may pro-
perry come before said meeting
DATED Tampa. Fla. This lAth day of April
y. H., lg22.
II. L. BAYA.
REFEREE ~ HANKRl ITCN.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-08
CUT THIS OUTFIT is WORTH
MONEY

Cut out this slip, enclose with SC
and mail it to Foley e Co., 1885 Shelf
field Ave. Chicago, ILL.,, writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package con-
taiEing Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs cold, and Group;
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides
and back; rheumatism, backache, kid
ney and bladder ailments; and Foley
Cathartic Tablets, wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for
constipation, biliousness, headaches
and sluggish bowels. Sold by Hen.
ley's Drug store. a,.vt.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-08
The People Who Buy This
Acreage Should Come
To Florida To Live

We want people to settle in this wonder
full state.
We want them 20 come here and make
money.
1t may be that those who want to buy
cannot come to live in Florida at once
but buy anyway if you don't do more than
hold the acreage until such time as You
can come to Florida to live
This acreage is OF the same quality in
SOIL and opportunity which has been deyeI
opcd in many parts of the State of Florida
and which has given the state Worldwide
reputation as bein gthe most productive of
any acreage in any state in the Union, and
which steadily makes for those willing to
wcrk net profit in excess of 500 per
acre, because you know that virgin acre
age Fought at price as low as $50 in a
state where practically everything under
>the sun can be grown is well worth work
ing in order to give the investor bigger
return on his money than any investment
he can possibly make anywhere at any
time.
The Florida Post stated in u recent issue
the following: a. he average value of
farm products in five great farming states
is as follows:
Missouri .............S 93S per acre
Illinois .................. 1886 per acre
Onlo Observation-Disclosures. 1886 per acre
Florida .................. 1876 per acre
great many acres of the same charac-
ter of soil as the acreage in this tract of
5000 acres produce as much as $1,000 net
profit per acre but I'm not claiming that
you will get 81 200 net profit by working
the acreage you buy frcm me because that
would be Turing you to buy, and this is
rot proposition that requires a lure of
my kind-its just straight goods. that's ALL
You know as well as | can tell you that
the safest Investment on earth is in the
earth itself.
You know that during the unsettled
months following the war Liberty Bonds
dropped from to 10 points below par,
while farm mortgages remained at par;
and you know, also, that the life insur-
on farm mortgages Why? The answer is
simp e: Because tillers of the soil produce
what the soil is glad to give in return for
Intelligent effort, and there is always a
ready market for that which the soil pro-
duces.
attention to the fact that this acreage will
have market at Tampa, at st. Petersburg,
Tarpon Springs, at Clearwater, and then
if communities cannot absorb all that is
grown, great beats will carry out of Tampa
Bay the products grown on this rich acre
age.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-08
RESURRECTION DAY" OR
MILLIONS NOW LIVING
WILL NEVER DIE"

In this thrilling and reassurng lee
turc the speaker will bring positive
proof, by linking Bible prophecies
with present day events, that the
Kingdom of Messiah will soon sup.
plant the existing rulership Of earth
ard because of this fact. there are
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-08
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF The UNIT
ED STATES FOR THE SOUTHERN DIS

IN THE MATTER OF:
I. W. RAMSDELL AND 7. W. C0FFEY FOR
MERLY
CO-rARTNERS TRADING AS J. W. RAMS
DELL COMPANY.
To the creditors Of 7. W Ramsdell and !.
W. Coffcy formerly co-partners trading as J. W.
RamSdcll Company, Of Lakeland, Polk County
and district aforesaid -
NOTICE l., hereby given that the above
nane.. J. W RamSdell and ]. W. Coffey, in
divdUaHy and as co partners trading as ].
w. Ramadcll Company were duly adiudicated
bankrupt on to-vit. the 10th day of Fehru-
AIRY. 1922. and that The first meeting of their
creditors will he held at the office Of the I'M
drr,isned referee. rooms and First Ma
tional Bank building. Tampa. Fla. on the
EIGHTEhNTH DAY or APRIL, 1922. at
TEN O'CLOCK in The forenoon, at which
time the creditors may appear, prove their
claims. examine the bankrupt elect trui-
Tee and transact such other business rs may
p"err'h come before said meeting
Dated TIapa FlOriCa. this 9TH day Of
AUr.l \. u. 1922.
II. F. BAYA.
REFEREE IN BANKRUPTCY.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-08
Mr.. MATTHEWS
HAD RHEUMATISM

Mr. o. W. Matthews, formerly CT
Oak Hill. Fla. now living at Plant
City. writes; 81 had rheumatism t1r
19 years and it go so bad couldn't
walk. Watson's Wonder Worker Lin.
ament cured it in 4 weeks" For sale
nv all good druggists Price 50 and
GO cents. ADV. No /.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-08

millions Of people who will never
20 into tine grave. The lecture is
rot an attempt to connect you to
aoIAe new religion. but is proclama.
ton of this Gospel Of the Kingdom
which Jesus said must be preached in
ell the world for witness before the
end comes.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-08

knowledge its receipt, and will have a deed
cXeluted in your name and forward the
same TO you.
Title is guaranteed by the Union and
Planters Bank & Trust Co, of Memphis
Tennessee, whose assets are $29 100000,
which should be sufficient to back up our
land title policy.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-08
TUESDAY
BETTY C0MPSON
and
THEODORE k0SL0FF
in
THE GREEN TFMpTNTInN y"
TUESDAY

THE GREEN TEMPT ALTON"
You Will enjoy
Dances-more sensational than
YOU We ever seen before.
rhrills-of the Paris underworld
and The jewelled bathrooms of
society.
Homance-of 4 beautiful dane
ing girl and her struggle for
love and happiness.
NOTE-The Casino management
highly endorses this picture to
be satisfying in every detail
mad a picture that is worth
more than the admission
charged.
Admission Ony 10 and % cents
Shows at 2:30. Ala, 600. 7:45
md 900 p. m
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-08
There Is Another Thing That
Might Lure You To Buy If
We Were Trying To
Lure You, Which We
Are Not

l might say to you, this acreage is very
close to acreage at Oldsmar where Roliin
Victor HILL an experienced oil man who
has operated successfully in the oil fields
of Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, exas and
Mexico, is drilling a WE'LL and, of course,
expects to strike oil or he would not be
giving his time and spending his own mon
ey in such fashion.
He may srike oil or he may not. but
whether he does or not the price of the
acreage | offer you remains The same
$50 the acre.
If it should happen that a gusher came
in while this story is on it's way to be
printed as an advertisement in newspapers
in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Pitts
burgh, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Columbus,
Cincinnati and Chicago, the story would be
printed just as it is being written.
We would not have to mention in this
advertisement anything about the discovery
of oil in Florida because the news columns
Of the newspapers would tell of another
wonderful thing that has happened in the
State of Florida. The telegraph wires
would let you know about it as quickly as
we would know about it.
There is an interesting story that goes
with these four letters.
The writer of this story with some
friends visited Oldsmar the other day where
Mr.. Hill and his experienced crew of Ok
lahoma oil workers are drilling.
The writer askei one of the men, whose
name is c. L. Colt, who has been in the
oil business twenty years and lives in Tul
sa, Oklahoma:
How deep have you drilled?'
"A. P. o. NJ he answered.
what the deuce does A. p. o. n. mean?'
Mr.. Colt answered:
"a. P. o. N. means, in oil language,
Amt Putin Out Nothin,'" which, trans
lated into real American language, means,
We're not giving out any information.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-08

To save your time and ours do not read
this story unless you have 5000 cash 10 buy
ut least one group OF the 400 | offer you.
If You have $500 and read this story you
may wish t3 buy several groupes
Some of you may feel as I did when |
first looked into this great chance. l
bought % groups paying for them exactly
the same price for each group that | offer
you.
dc not hesitate to say that during the
% years of personal experience in matters
of this kind | never came in contact with
a proposition that gives the buyer better
chance than this does
Before you read any more of this story
you ought to know who | am and why
people who know me are willing TO say
hat they believe what | tell them.
First of all my name is w. Mckee Kelley.
| live in St Petersburg, Fla.
have been in business in St. Peters
burg for eleven years
The name Of my firm is W. Mckee Kel-
leg CO.. Realtors. the largest real estate
organization Of the city.
My business is real estate.
Bec.re l came to st. Petersburg | il
the real estate business in Pittsburgh, Pa,
for eleven years.
Home town folks are the best judges of
l man character, his practices, his ability.
and his integrity.
My Pittsburgh references are tie Real
Estate Trust Co., Samuel w. Black Co., and
Diamond National Bank.
My st. Petersburg references are the
First National Bank and the American
Bank & Trust Co.
am vce-president of the Guarantee I'll
Jlc & Mortgage Co., also vice-president and
&c, eral manager of the Sunshine City Land
Co.. which J am glad to say has already
pad I dividend # 800 per cent.
| am vice-president Of the Florida Real
tors Association.
was formerly president of the st. Pc
tersburg Realtors Association, with which
organization | am still connected, and am
pledged on honor to conduct my business
n the principle of PROTECTING THE
BUYER.
Another Thing may mention that will
perhaps have some weigh with you regard
irg my judgment is that thus far in my
career l have sold at a profit every piece
OF real estate | ever bought
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-08

you're not willing to take my word regard
ing his ability and integrity wire either
the Independent or the Times, the two St.
Petersburg daily newspapers, or wire either
the First National Bank or the American
Bank & Trust Co. of st. Petersburg.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-08

OIL Philadelphia al d contains
Chicago d haNis and VIA honars HepGo
hbemakdoe but also nd
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-08

CFrha The ST. Petersburg Indepond-