davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-18
PRESIDENT PRED KONCRESEM.
BUDE Sc HLAVNE OBfRATI PRfTOM.
NOU INDUSTRIAL Nj SITUACf.
KONCRES SOTVA Sc DA ZlSKATI PRO UPLATNE.
NJ PROTlSTAVKOVYCH ZAKONc).

Washington, IT, srpna. President Harding pdjde pred
kongres zra nepochybne poledne posestvim ez budc
adresovano cele zemi, industralni stuaci.
Pres vsechna drvejsi ocekavan president ucni urcta
odporuceni smeru upaneni novych zakond ktere
mozniy tuac ez vyvala zemena stavkou uhlokopn Rec
predentova nebude pouze vycenim fak nybrz navrhne
odpomocne zakonodarsv Jakeho razu bude nebude zna
az pr zahaen spoecneho zasedan obou domn kongre
su Jisto JEST ze bude doykat uhene uace avsak pa
nu vazne pochybnos tom, zdai admnsrace jest
odporuc zmeny neb doplnky EschCumminsovu doprav-
nickemu z&konu.
V1dcove obou stran kongresu obavaj kazdeho po-
kusu dopnen dopravnickeho zakona pritomne dobe,
nebot moho by to rozvti agtaci mez delnictvem
SEMI onech odstavcl ez ka utvofen zeezncni
nj rady, COZ by pvodo zmatek zaverecch dnech
dani. -
Celkem panuje znacn& nevonost pred ocekavanym Or
jevenm presdenta pred kongresem Kongrenici nepfe
upatn zadnych protistavkovnch zakond pred stopa
dovymi volbam Dobfe 81 uvedomu, ze presdenoSa -
mIze mit zape nesmirne politcke nasledky Avsak
jde uvazovani nejakych novych zakonech toto jest il
sto Vetsina pritomneho kongresu neni nalad9 uplan
novy AdamsonIv zakon neb ucni 1supky ez byy by wy
ka iany cleny jako vzdan organsovanemu denictvu
Nsktefi kongresnc jiz nikdy Pred tim neby by podpo
.!eE. s hsaes.A BY zaeny ax
ina tax kratkou dobu pred volbami
Dnes rozsfla zde poves ze president hodla zadati
100000 dobrovonkd ku hdanf zeleznicnho maetku ale
toto bylo Timed vyvraceno kruhI admnistracnch kde
dovedou vysvetl ja tyo re vznikly Mona toho,
ze seretar vaky Weeks pozada sea pravnho odboru
mady zodpovedeni dvou otazek Zda jest mono povoat
muze do nucene suzby dobe zdali stava neaka
tora rozmnozeni armady mrove vaeGnou silu be-
svolen kongresu Odpoved tyto oazky bya zaporna
Pritomna mirova sila armady jest mezi 5000 1884,
0O0 kdezo pima opravnena valecna sia bya by 288OOO
vymene ostrych telegramd doslo mezi L. F. Loreem,
pfedsedou drahy Delaware Hudson, vddcem tax zvana
skupiny 'nesmifitelnych senatorem Pepperem Pennsy
vane Loree obvin presidenta vadu vubec re naezite
MEDIA zamd 175O00 zamestnancd vychodnich zeezn-
cch, ktef byl najat zlomen stavky re administered
edna hlavne zamy stavkafG Pepper medal verej
most teesramy Loreeho avsa uvefeni vo odpoved kde
pravi Vase telegramy sv6dc nedosatku sku
ecne stuace ds ez jest vyvozovano eji rozlusten
Veka ndustrian krse media zazehna emi kdoz nahra
zuji zdravy 1sudek zlost."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-18
v ZAJMU STAROBNf PENsE

Chillicothe, O., II. srpna. -
Uniovymi delniky zde a po ce-
lem state Ohio jsou davany k
podpisovani pewce, zadajici
snem, ably prijal zakon v zaj-
mu starobnich pensi. Znamy
bratrsky rad Eagles rovn6z sc
stara O ziskani podpisi ma ty-
to petice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-18
KOMPROMIS o NAltr<A-
DACH.
Ocek6v6 se, xe dojde k doroz.
umSni mezi Francii .
Anglii.

xa Pariz, II. srpna. - Kom-
promis o valecnych nahradach
jez ma Nemecko platiti, prija-
telny Francii a Velke Britanii,
byl pokladan dnes "a pravde-
podobny po dvou informalnich
|schIzich reparacni komise, ma
nichz hlavnim pfedmetem jed
mani bylo francouzske stano-
visko.
Podrobnosti techto planI ne
byly dany ma verejnost, avsak
pramene dobre informovane-
no sdeleno, ze bvde jimi ziska-
no vice pen6z, nezli navrhy,
jez premier Poincare predkla-
dal ma londynske konferenci.
Vsechno NONE jest podni-
kano francouzskymi brittle
kyml cleny ma reparacni koml-
! 81, ably zdrzeno bylo hlasovani
o udeleni moratoria Nemecku.
Prevlada mineni, ze hlasovani
takove nyni rozsirilo by roz-
trzku mezi Francii a Velkou
Rr;tanii.
Formalni schnze reparacni
/ komise, svolana ma dnesek 4 v
niz melo byti jednano o mora
toriu, byla hakvap odlozena,
+; kdyz Sc videlo, ze opravdovy
pokrok cinen jest We smeru
kompromisu.
SchIze ckomise bude kona.
ina nsjspise Ultra. kdy Sc oce'
k%6 1s- ~ aaasksi l01eaJ
|urcite plany We v6ci nemeckycl
nahrad.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-18
MiROVf 6SILi SLIBUJE VfSLEDEK.
KONFERENCE " NEW YORKU OD-
go ROCENA MA DNESEK.
VRAcENf PkEDNOSTNlCH PRAV zELEZNICNfM
STAVKAROM STALE KAMENEM URAZU.

New York. II. srpna. = Konference mez vykonnymi L.
fednky zeleznic naceniky pet braev vlakovych zzen
Gu zahaena zde dnes ceem urovnan avky zamestnan
CD zeezncnch dilen odroca pozde odpoedne ma
trek, aniz by dospela neakemu dohodnuti
Ia ami strana nechtela sdel neakych podrobnost
ednani sch1zi avsak zslo pozdeji ze oazka
pray stavkafdm stale jest nejves
pekazkou mru Obe strany doznay vsak ze uspokojivy
pokrok docilen by We smeru urovnani sporu
Jedina nformace jez vydana verenos jest obsaze
nasedujicim prohlasen vydanem D. Cuylerem pred
sedou Sdruzeni zeleznicnch riditeld:
Konference bya konana dnes odpoledne mezi vyborem
zeeznc pfedsedy peti organsaci zzencn kterf chtej
ably byo made vsechnu pochybnos vyrozumeno ze ps a
ko prosrednici sveho vlasniho podnetu.
"Rokovano promne situaci vyvnuvsi stavky a.
mestnancd zeleznicnlch dien otazkach techo byo
jednano poctvou touhou dospet rozusteni problemu
mozno- zadnemu pevnemu zaveru nedoslo konference
odrocila zitrek dopoledne"
B. M. jewell pfedseda odboru zeezncnich zrizenca
Amercke Federaci Prac prav ze konference pracuje
spokojivemu rozusten problemu. Jewell nedcastni
shdz nybrz enom vybor zastupujcf rojvedouc topice
konduktey brzdce vyhybkafe cee W. s. Stonem pred
sedou Bratrstva strojvedoucich. - -
Ufednici une zamestnancd Observation-Disclosures jaou
vsak zde vsichn, aby byi phi ruce pfpade ptsS 1.1
washington; IT arpna GsnefaIn nAviadnr BaSaAef
y oznaml dnes ze venuje beivou pozornos stuaci z
MIN Iinou kde zfizenc Chicago Eastern Illinois drahy
Cypress Ill., odepfe operovati vlaky neuniovym uhim
Kentucky Aabamy To pry jest porusenim zakona prav
Daugherty.
We snemovne poslanecke Ward, demokrat North Ca
rolny poda predohu die nz komse mezstatn obchod
bya by spnomocnena urcovat mzdy suzne vsech
mezistatnich zeleznicich takovem podkads
jenz by dal "zeezncm pfimefeny ddchod prmerene
patky dopravu Die teto predlohy komise rovn6z by
by uvefejnovat mzdove ska jako nyni uverenu
tarfy dopravu nakladG cestujicch.
San Francisco, IT, srpna. Situace zeleznicich
dalekem zapade dale zvelebia dnes Normanf pohyt
vakd oznamuje Union Pacific mez Salt Lake City
Los Angeles Western Pacific opetne zapoeao zdou o
sobnh vlakG ocekava ze do pGnoc budou jezdi te
vaky nakadni mezi Salt Lake City a San Francskem taxi
Santa Fe pomery zepsy Dnes teto draze vysla
byl prvnf vla sedmi dnech cd Bakersfield vychod
vyjednavan mez redniky zeeznc zastupc bratrstev
pokracuje
Waycross, Ca, IT, srpna. Oddil strojnfch pusek po
voan by do suzby pr dlnach drahy Atlantic Coast Line
kdyz byy tam uday diva vybuchy padesat strenyc
vypaleno behem noc Nkdo neby poran6n avsak plo
mnoha misteh by provrtan budovy uvnr ohrady
znamky strelach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-18
POHREB LORDA NORTH.
CLIFFA.
Byl konSn vcera v poledne :
Westzninskerskeho opatstvf.

Londyn, II. srpna. - Po-
hrebni obfady mad t9lesnymi
pozIstatky viscounta North
cliffa konany byly dnes v po-
ledne We Westminsterskem O.
patstvi. Zridka kdy poslednf
hold kteremukoli Anglicanu,
|jehoz postaveni by:o zcela o.
sobni a nelredni, shromazdil
|takovy pocet vynikajicich mu-
zI a zen.
Dekan MISUNDERSTANDING o.
|patstvi nepochybne tlumocil
,pranl verejnosti, kdyz pozadal
Lady Northcliffovou o dovole-
nj, ably pohrebni obrady byly
konany v opatstvi. Velika spo
|lecnost lidi promincntnich, kite
II sesli Sc v one historicke bu-
dove a neprehledne ZaStupy V
okolnich ulicich, vydavaly o
tom sv6dectvi.
Nejblize rakve byla vdova
Northcliffova, jeho staricka
matka a sest bratri a ostatnf
pribuzni a clenove domacno-
sti.
Pohrbu sucastnil Sc americ-
ky velvyslanec, George Har-
'vey, jakoz francouzsky vel
vyslanec, srbsky vyslanec, da-
le spravce rumunskeho vysla.
lnectvi, kolonialni sekretai
Winston Churchill; p. C. Lar.
XII kanadsky vysoKy komisaf
|. psephe Cook anatIAlskj
40{y - n1.R y 11
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-18
Newfoundland a JIM promi
nentnf muzi 2 kOlonii.

Newfoundland a JIM promi-
nentni muzi z kolonii.
Rovnez pritomen byl lfadu-
jici lord mayor Londynsky, Fl
ditelska rada Northcliffovych
publikaci a predni clenove re-
dakcniho stabu t9chze, zastup
'ci vsech londynskych zunald
a tiskovych kancelari a mnoz-
stvi osob z kruhd politickych,
|obchodnich a literarnich. Me-
ri posleze zmin6nymi byl zna-
my basnik Rudyard Kippling.
Pohrebni obrady ridil ka-
novnik Westminsterskeho opat
stvi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-18
NOVY POKUS o RECKO-,
TURECKY Mfr.

Carihrad, 16. srpna. - No
w pokus, dostati Turky a Re-
ky dohromady "a 1celem mi
rove konference byl ucinen
dnes. Zdejsi spojenecka ko-
mise, jednajic podle instrukci
svych vlad, mela dlouhe pora-
dy a rozhodla sc, ably v Benat-
kach mirova konference Sc ko-
nala. Nacionalisticka vlada
turecka v Angore oznamila jiz
francouzskemu vrchnimu komi
sari, generalovi Belle-ovi, re je
ochotna vyslati sve zastupce
ke schlzi s Reky vsude jinde
jenom ne v Carihrade.
Sultanovi dostalo sc vcers
od spojeneckych zastupcd uji'
steni, ze "a zadnych okolnost
nebude dovoleno, ably Rekovt
podnikli ltok ma Cafihrad.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-25
PREDICTS THIRTY MILLION BOXES
FLORIDA CITRUS FRUIT in 5 YEARS

found not to equal, if not to surpass
the averages of former years. On the
whole, prices are thought to have
been as good this year as they have
ever been in the history of the Ex-
change. This is due in part. to the
California freeze and the loss of a
tremendous amount of fruit from the
west that would otherwise have been
on the market. The quality of the
fruit has been excellent, too, and con-
sidered from almost every point of
view. the season has been a profita-
bic one for citrus growers. While in
some places particularly around Win
ter Haven sections. the drought in
duced the introduction of irrigation
experiments, there is some doubt as
to the permanence of irrigation in
citrus properties of Polk county. The
drought was very exceptional, and UNI
der ordinary conditions, growers
have not found it necessary to irri-
gate in order to get excellent results.
During the summer there will, of
course, be little activity of any sort
among citrus growers, and the Au-
burndale association operating under
the Sub-EXchange is taking advan-
tage of the lull to construct a new
brick and steel packing-house that
will represent an investment of about
$4,000. They have bought q plot
of 1-2 acres just west of their old
clearinghouse (Which they will tear
DOWN and will so construct the new
building that there will be room for
a preceding plant, or for the enlarge
ment of the clearinghouse, as neces-
sitY demands. The Florence Villa
preceding plant is the only one now
in use in the Polk County Sub-EX-
change. There is a tremendous acre
age of citrus paintings, in the Auburn.
dale section, and the members of that
association expect to handle about
100000 boxes of fruit next year. They
expect before many years, to find it
necessary to handle from four to five
hundred thousand boxes through
their plant. though, and are making
the necessary preparations now. Be-
tween Lake Alfred and Auburndale,
as is generally known, there is an al
most solid acreage of citrus fruit, and
paintings extend far into the north
and east in some cases already in
bearing; in many, just baby groves
that will take several years to ma
ture.
incidentally, it is interesting to
note the trend of citrus conditions
in the state today, as considered by
Exchange men. Where the state is
producing about 100000 boxes of
fruit this year, it is expected that
within the next five years it will
double that amount to 100000 or
between ninety and one hundred
thousand cars.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-25

range, 25c@1.25.
Cukes-No Florida arrivals, eight
cars on track, weaker, hampers, 75c@
125.
Tomatoes-Five Florida, nineteen
cars on track, slightly weaker, crates,
fancy, East Coast, best, $4.25@450;
mostly, $4.25; some decayed, $3.50
400; choice, S3.25@3.50; decayed,
$2.25@3,O0; West Coast, fancy, $3.50;
choice, $3.50.
Watermelons-No carlot arrivals,
two cars track, steady, few sales, bulk,
Tom Watsons, IS to 20 pounds aver
age, $40.00@50.00 per 100 melons.
Potatoes-Two Florida arrived; fiji.
ty-three on track. slightly weaker;
Rose 4, bbls, Is, $3.50; rs, best, $3.50;
some decayed, $3.00@3.25; some badly
decayed, Is, and %. $1.25@1.50.
Chicago
No report.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-25

number of registrations or in other
words, adding the greatest number
of dollars to the badly needed fund,
was to receive as a reward for his
or her services gold c. E. pin. This
pin was won by Mrs. Annie Hur.
rell, who is member of our
society, the winner having turned in
AZ registrations, which meant turn
ing into the treasury $4,000 toward
the expenses of the convention. This
was also the record for the entire
state, no one else having come up to
this amount.
The second prize, a beautiful G. E.
pin, was also captured by one of our
members, he having secured twenty
five registrations.
We make this announcement that
others may know what we are doing
in this work, and that our own mem.
bers may be encouraged to take hold
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-25
LAKELAND WORKER WINS
REGISTRATION AWARD

Due to some misunderstanding or
oversight, one very interesting feat
ure was omitted from the program
during the recent State Christian En-
deavor Convention held here. And
this item is especially interesting and
important to the members of the To-
cal body of the Disciples Of Christ,
or the Christian church of this town.
as it shows that even though we did
not have the space in our humble
house Of worship necessary to enter
tain the convention, we at least had
the spirit of welcome and work, which
carried our society right up to the
top when it came to putting the cob.
vention over in true form.
At the beginning of the campaign
for registrations it was announced
that the person securing the largest
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-25

Association is coming over from Tam
pa with the intention of assisting the
Polk county Motor Club to complete
its organization in every detail and
begin active functioning on behalf Of
the membership. The appointment of
Edwin Spencer, Jr., as legal aid at
torney and the naming Of the Official
Dixie Highway Garage as the me-
chanical service station partly com.
plies with the requirements of the
organization, but there are many com
mittees to be named. covering such
activities as road conditions, sign
posting, new road routes, highway
Improvement and other items of pecul
liar interest to motorists. All these
matters will be threshed out next
Thursday evening at the Hotel Elk
Secretary Washburn is anxious to
AVE every member in attendance.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-25
Manager c. H. Walker
Of the Polk County Ex-
change Says This
Years Crop VIII Be
About Fifteen Million
Boxes-Much of the
Fruit Has Been Shipped

Apuroximately 100000 more boxes
Of citrus fruit will be ship
ned through the Polk County Citrus
Sub-Fxchange. this year, than We're
Skinned last wear through this mcdi-
u,n. according to c. II. Walker N a
statement in the Barlow Record. vas
ing his estimate upon the work II the
houyc, that have closed, and upon tie
exrec'ations of those that are stu
in opc ration.
All the Exchange Westinghouse op-
Grating under the Polk County Sub
Exchange. will close for the season
this week. excepting those at Flor
ence Villa, Winter Haven, Frost
proof and Eagle Lake. These Will
nrobahly take another week or ten
DAYS before they can handle the guam
titles of fruit that continue to pour
into their hands for shipment.
The increase of this years ship
ments over last years, will bring the
seasons total to nearly 100000 box
es. and is attributable partly to the
increased membership in the eX-
change. and partly to the coming in
to bearing, of new groves owned by
Exchange members. 1t is estimated
that the dry weather of the spring
months caused the less of about 3OO,-
600 boxes of fruit that would have
gone through the Exchange had they
not been lost as a result of the
drought.
Prices have been good from the be-
ginning of the season, particularly for
oranges and tangerines. and the av'
erage on grapefruit will probably be
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-25
MARKETING BUREAU

Wholesale quotations for Wednes-
day. May "a, 1922, reported to State
Marketing Bureau, AT st. James
building, Jacksonville, Fla:
Jacksonville
Beans-Hampers, green, fancy, $1.00
Q125.
Cukes-Crates, fancy, 5Oc@1.OO.
Green Corn-Crates, fancy, $1.50@
200.
Okra-Hampers, fancy, $2OO@2.5O.
Peppers-Crates, fancy, $200@2.50.
Tomatoes-Crates, fancy, $1,000
$50
Peaches-Crates, fancy, Floridas,
$2.OG@2.5O.
Oranges, Lines, Eggs, Poultry
Firm at quotations.
New York City
Potatoes-SiX Florida, one hundred
and seven others, supplies liberal,
steady; Rose 4, bbls, Is, fair condi-
ton, $5.00@6.00; few best, $6.25@
$50; poorer, low as $3.50; IS. best,
$2.5O@2.75; few, $500; poorer, low as
1925.
Tomatoes-Thirty-fo Florida, firm
for good stock, crates, fancy, best, few
sales. $1,000 $50; fair condition, $500
G450; poorer, low as $3.50; choice,
best. $400@425; fair condition, $500
03.75; poorer, low as $3.50; 216s,
best, $2.25@2.50; poorer $3.50.
ermelons-Fourteen Florida, de-
mand improving, slightly stronger, 2S
to 80 pounds average, carlots, Tom
Watsons, $650.00@ 10000; few larger,
$4,000; 25 to 81 pounds average,
$3.50. 00@ $1,000; smaller, $450.00@
$4,000.
Cukes-Eleven Florida, sixteen 9TH
ers, limited demand, dull, Floridas,
mostly ordinary condition, some wasty,
bushels, fancy, best, S1.25@1.5O; poor.
er, Use.
Beans-Five cars, supplies heavy,
market weak. hampers, green and
wax, 75c@1.00; few $1.25; poorer, soc.
Eggplant-One car, steady; crates,
$2.00@2.5O.
Watermelons-Slow, % pounds av-
erage, cash. 65@75c; "a to 26 pounds
average, each, 5O@60c.
Peppers-One car, poor demand:
crates, fancy, $.2OO@2.25; few fine
quality, $3.50; choice, $1.50@175.
Cukes-One car, weaker, hampers,
ldHCy, 3l.OuW A.uU, ClOlCe, 91UUI LOU,
Honey Dews; crates, $9.00@350.
Squash-Weaker, Dbl. crates, $3.50.
TomatOes-SiX cars, stronger;
crates, fancy, fair quality, $2.5O@3.5O;
choice. $250@3.50; few fine quality,
as high as $3.50; 216s, $1.25@225.
Potatoes-Two cars, steady; Rose 4.
bills, Is, best, $500; decayed, $1,000
500.
Philadelphia
Cantaloupes-One car, steady, stand
ard crates, all sizes, $3.00@5.00.
Okra-6 basket crates, $400@4.50
Cukes, two cars, weak crates, $1.00.
Eggplant-Eight cars, weak, crates,
best, $150@1.75; small, 75c@125.
Potatoes-Five cars, slightly weak
er; Rose 4, bbls, Is, $5.5O@5.75; rs.
$500; heated, not sold, $50 pound
sacks, Is, S4.75; rs, $3.50.
Tomatoes-Seventeen cars, steady;
crates, fancy, $45O@475; few, $500;
poorer $3.25@4.00; choice, $500
3.75; poorer, $2.25@3.O0; gems, $3.50
@2.00.
Peppers-Three cars, steady, crates,
fancy, $1.75@2.0O; choice, $1.00@1.75.
Watermelons-No early sales.
Cincinnati
Beans-Two Florida arrived, thir-
teen cars on track, market dull; Flor
idas, no sales reported, others, wide
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-25
MOTOR CLUB TO
HOLD IMPORTANT
MEETING JUNE |

Secretary H. d. Washburn of the
Polk County Motor Club is calling
a very important meeting of the club
at 1880 O'Clock next Thursday even
ing, June. in the lounge room Of the
Hotel Elk. Field Secretary Charles
O'Connor of the American Automobile
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-25

and assist the young people of the
church in their work, both mater
tally and with ever needed encourage
bent. REPORTER.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-25
CASINO
THURSDAY and FRIDAY

ROBERT u. LEONARD
presents
MAE MURRAY e. Star support
in
"PEAC0CK ALLEY"
Peacock Alley is a lane just
around the corner from the
Primrose Path. 1t leads to the
crossroads of the Straight and
Narrow and Easy Street, and
there every woman must choose
her way.
also
AL ST. JOHN
in
SPOOL DAYS.
There's one born every day
Al st. John proves himself a
regular comedian in this play.
Admission only Is and 35 cents
Shows at 2:SO, 4:S0, 700, 900
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-25
SATURDAY
REX BEACH
aTHE IRON TRAIL"

New thrills, new adventures,
new scenes. Love at so below
- frozen Alaskan glaciers -
there's gripping romance in
this powerful drama.
Admission only 10 and rs cents
Shows at 2:30, 4:30, 700, 900
P. S.-Ben Turpin in Glove and
DOughnuts."
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-25

half million copies of eight of the leading and mostin-
fuentia medical and nursing journals of the country
The advertising of no other marketing agency for
Florida citrus fruits carried by these periodicals.
Between November and March, Sealdsweet Flor
ida grapefruit and orange advertisements appeared
in approximately sixty million copies of two hun
dred and fortyfve of the leading daily newspapers.
Advertising of other marketing agencies for Florida
citrus fruits carried in less than dozen of these
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-25

During the 1921 20 marketing season for Florida
grapefruit and oranges the Sealdsweet advertising
of the cooperating Florida growersappeared in
than twenty-five million copies of nine of the leading
home magazines of the United States---full color
pages in excess of six million copies.
The advertising of other marketing agency for
Florida ctrusfrut carried any these magazines.
In the same period the advertising of Sealdsweet
Florida grapefruit and oranges appeared in about
The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-01-11
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