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The Washington herald., 1922-03-28
ABBOTT SCHOOL
UNFIT FOR use.
EXPERTS CLAIM
Building Condemned, 13
Years Ago; Abandon
ment Urged

The ten-year school program be-
ing drafted by the Joint Congress
sional Committee for the District.
will provide for a new building to
replace the Abbott School which
stands in a sea of mud surrounded
by l. street, New York avenue. Fifth
and Sixth streets northwest. il is
understood.
The files in the District Building
show that the school was erected
in 1854 at a cost of $25.7llS0. The
site at that time was acquired for
S3,2l7.9O and is estimated to be
worth over $4,000 today. This in
diCates that the value OF the prop
erty alone has enchanced in ex-
cess of the original cost Of the
building.
Condemned ii Years Ago.
Thirteen years ago a commission
composed of the Engineer Commits
sioner. the Treasury architect and
the superintendent of schools con-
Quoted a survey of all the public
schools in the District. Among
others the Abbott School was rec
commended for abandonment on
February 5, 1906. The report eN-
planned that conditions existed in
this school which could not be rem
edied and it was therefore decided
to abandon the building and erect a
new building where adequate space
could be had.
The school grounds, entirely sur
rounded by streets, do not offer suf-
ficient space for a playground and
pupils are forced to brave the traf-
fic while seeking recreation.
Representative william F. Ham
mer, a member of the Joint Com
mittee$ declared after a visit to the
Abbott School. that some Of the
rural school houses he had seen
were much better in every way.
still Unht for Use.
. 1t is shown in the records that
no extensive improvements have
Nbeen made to this building TO make
il any more serviceable for school
purposes than il was when the COM
mission recommended II for aban-
donment.
The Board of Education contends
that a comprehensive policy of
school house construction will pro-
vide for the complete abandonment
of this building.
Following the report of the COM
mittee recommending that the Alb
bott School be abandoned, the
structure became weakened and
was later declared to be unsafe.
Plaster fell from time to time and
II was feared that some of the
children might be seriously injured
During the physical exercises the
whole building shook to such an
alarming extent that this feature Of
the days work was abandoned.
Buildings Overcrowded.
The history of the building shows
that iron girders were added later
and certain fre-proohng was in
stalled to meet the emergency. but
nothing could be done to overcome
the overcrowding that has grown to
be a menace to the education Of all
those attending these schools.
Every school building is over
crowded. il is pointed out. and the
condition grows worse each year
Unless some action is taken by Con-
gress, these buildings will fnally
reach a state where they will be de-
clared unsafe and. with other
schools similarly overcrowded. IT
CostisGed On Page SVo. u
The Washington herald., 1922-03-28
PLEA
EVADED BY TURKS

CONSTANTINoPLE. March 81
The Ottoman government has sent
an evasive not. 70 the allies in reply
to their request Tor an armist!ce.
The note points out that the Con-
stantinople government has not sole
jurisdiction In the matter. since the
allies also sent a similar commuuf-
cation TO the KemaliSt government
at Angora.
The Turkish government pointed
out. as well. that tho allied note
failed 10 mention tn" cv-cu-ticn os
Thrace. including Ad.i InapoIc by tlr~
Greeks. a condition which il consiiers
essential to the safeguarding Of Con-
stantinople.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-28
Mexico to Send Woman =.
To Baltimore MEETING

Mexico will send a delegation to
the Pan American Conference Of
Women to be held in Baltimore next
month.
President obregon has written his
acceptance to the National League of
Women Voters, under whose auspices
the conference is to he held. The
delegation. N was said. will h. hal
ed by SenUr'ta Elena Torres seere-
tary of the Centre Femenista. the
leading wonsn's organization Of
Mexico.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-28

Continued On Page Too.
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Cosfi.Hed On Page Too.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-19
WANTED
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED At ONCE FOR OUR CLIENTS,
small garages and repair shops; ; gro
ccrisS. 81 mo TO 81. go: deIicatessen, about
$500. LOFTS p SHOEMAKER. 14O7 n.
Y. ave. Main 1885.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-19

.; ANp APAETNCST az UPsHUR
-"sr 80 sNc INN l~rash I'dI-- Prize.
'SNHN Z IIt'HS. 7Ia ian ~
The Washington herald., 1922-02-19
Briehtwood.
Btoomingda!e,


RRIGHTW0OD PARK-SIo, COO
Beautiful ShrHbbery surrounds this home
u lot "ON1Jn: contains rooms a bed
'h"ms': baths: h.-w.h.: elec. lights; large
-"fhgc Ter = cars: pcrrhes: concrete Ia .
emf: house is n good condition; terms may
" "i""i" arranged WN s. PHILLIPS
80 y. Y. ave. Main 9S.
I1NGFELLOw ST., M. 9TU-$S, 30
Rrand rev co'Onial brick residence: con
airing rooms; tiled bath; with built in
tStUres; double, rear porches: buiit-ir rPfrig-
'ratpr: Pullman service table in kitchen ind
many other attractive features: strictly
modern throughout: 'nrge lot affordirg ample
'"arage space. Terms. S1.0OO cash and hal
nee on easy monthly payments wM. S.
PHILLIPS. 14o9 Y. Y. ave. Main 9S
CORNER Or 18TH ST 4 MADISON wv
two-story, modern house: rooms: 4
servants rooms: electricity: lot 63xs0;
n'enty nf shrntbery. Price, $4,000. JOHN
DoNoH0E SONS. s14 Pa. ave. Sc.
JEFFERSON ST.-1arge lot, N0xIsO: seven
rooms and bath: porches: hardwood floors:
4 G0sS. laos Eve st. Main 47h2. as-e
RITTENHOTSE ST BET End AND sRD
II. NV. 81 & hath: large lot. $3.50
wM. II. sAUNDERs'& CO.. 143s K at. ~.
GA. AVE. Mr.. colo, AVE. wv .-Fnme:
rms. b.: h.-wh.: cleo: laundry: ga
rnee for two cars: $4,000: terms WILD.
Wan co, 9Th and n. franklin 6406.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-19
CenraI Northwest.

~. sO0
Mr. 18TH ST. & NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Three-story aud cellar. brick, II rooms and
hath: hot-wetcr heat Immediate DossPssion.
WA. III. SAUNDERS & CO.. f433 ST. NV
Main 1915.
II ST.. Mr. 9Th: s4.00o-Nine rms. b.;
blk, WIN. HAHTUNG. HOS 18th It
Main 373.
EoOMING HOUSE NEAR INTERIOR
Bldg.: IL rms: lot 4JxlT3; ami: garage
DAVID r. BARRY.
Main 1901 ISM n at NV.
FACING PA. AVE: BRICK OF IL ROOMS:
furnace; coming business property; only
S13..ON.
DAVID r. BARRY.
Main 1891 1907 II st NV,
II ST.--$I ,s00
rms. convenient 10 Interior Dept.
\. L. SALISBURY & CO.. MS I ct. NJ. 1904.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-19

DELICATESSEN STORE: DOING GOOD
business; viii sacrifice for quick sale
building, stock and fixtures at 50. ONO
WILDIAN x co. 9th and Fl. Fr. 6iO5.
200
CONFECTIONERY AND NUT SHOP:
downtown; doing a fine business on
msin thoToughfare. rent only 500 with J.
year lease; price, $3.50 wILDMAN 4
co, 9th a II. Franklin 64OS.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-19

18th ST, Mr.. ARCADE-STORE PROP.
erty with apart. above: rm. & n;
h.-w.h: elect: under lease: terms: sl5..
0O0. WILDMAS & CO., 9th & H.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-06

mas economico ANITA STEWART
a inconnarahIe- Fam"sa EsreNa del Cine
mente mas efcaz que Ell jab6n mas
costoso cualquier otra cosa. Lo
venden todas las boticas y drogue-
rias, perfumerias peluquerias.
Bastan unas duntas onzas para to-
da una familia durante meses.
P6ngase en- una taxa con un POGO
de aqua tibia unas dos tres cucha-
raGitas de Mulsiied. M6jese senci-
llamente ell cabello Y frotelo con es-
te. Basta esta cantidad para obte-
ner una espuma rica Y abundante,
la cual Sc enjuaga facilmente, de-
iando la cabellera en- un estado de
lunpieza absolute. Ell cabello Sc SEGA
rapida Y uniformemente, haciendose
flexible, sedoso, ondulado Y lustroso.
Ell aceite de coco Mulsified disuelve
cuita hasta la Ultima particula de
polvo caspa. CIidese de las imita-
clones. Exfjase que sea MulsitieG ia
hricado nor Watkins. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-06
Tom Sharkey asegura Q.
James JeffrieS hubiesO
aCabadO con Dempsey
faci|mento

Tom Sharky, el heavy weigh We
tarano, no piensa muy mucho en- favor
de los peleadores modernos. Reciente-
mente Sc expres6 asi hablando con un
Redactor daportivo del "Chicago
News: Estos champions de ahora,
son buenos, pero 70 creo que ellos no
Fesisten una comparaci6n airosa con
los viejos del ring. Aquellos 81 sabian
perfectamente, 10 que la palabra ''pe-
lear' signifca. Dempsey necesita ir
sobre su opositor, para ser Elective y
esto era precisaments 10 que lie gusta-
ba Jeffries. El sofia recibir con una
sonrisa cua1tos adoptaban esta tao
ttca. Despu6s de la sonrisa que era al
go asi como ell sPerdonalo Senor'', We
MIA aquello. otro hombre que 70 crco
qua hubiese batido facilnente a Dcmp
sey, fue joe Chcyinslki. Peleaba como
Jeffries Er mi opinion uno solo RE
los viejos, hubiera batido Dempsey, me
ref1ero Jim Corbett. 81 hubise batido
a Corbett con tarta faciEdad como
JeffrieS 10 huhiese batido a el. Yo no
estoy dcsestimando Dempsey. Buelo
es aclararlo. Precisamente en- SUI pelea
con Willard, game $500 dollars, apos-
tandole a el y Ell dia en- que vencio a
Carl Morris, yto estuve EN- su esqUina CO
mo second. En- mi opinion Willard no
fue cobarde nj 20 es tampoco. Lo que
le pasa a este hombre es que no ticne
corazon de peleador. Y ell hombre que
quiera gamer larreles en- Ell ring, tiene
que estar bien provisto de "eso' A
Willard no lie preocup7ba otra coSa, 4.
eJ dinero. Y, Tex Rikard supo approve
char su ambici6n, ofreciendole una boil
sa de 100000 dolares. Todos los cham
psons hoy en- dfa, Sc matan por uegsr.
pero cuan6o estan en- La cnspide, pien
san que cl training es demasiado rudo
y que Ia vida tiene otros alicientss. En-
tonces sob-evieren esas caidas, que he
mos visto tantas veces: Jeffries, John
son, Willard, etc., etc.. Cuando va
son champions piensan que es mas gra
to y mas fojo ganar el dinsro como
actores anunciantcs.
Jack Dempsey es uia champion sho-
ra, pero en- mis- pasados dias, Dempsey
hubiera sido menos que una alarmante
msdiocridad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-06
CONSENSo DE LA OPINION DE
LOS EscRIToREs CONTRA LA CEN
SURA LITERARIA

La campafia de defensa de los escri-
torres norteamericanos contra la agresi
vidad de la censura itsraria de que es
responsible la Sociedad contra el Vicio
toma cada dfa mas cuerpo.
John S. Sumner, secretario de la So
ciedad, ha propuesto que Sc instituya
un tribunal a. cual los editores pre-
senten los manuscritos antes de publi-
carse para que este tribunal determine
cuales obras pueden imprimirse sin vic
lar la ley que prohibe la circulation de
hbros obscenos, o inmoralss. Contra Sc
mejante tentativa todos los escritores
norteamericanos Sc muestran indigna-
dos. .a ,,if
Booth Farkington uno de los novels
tas de mas fama del pals, dice: Gun
censor estaria bien siempre que hubie-
ra otro censor para censurar al censor,
hasta Ell infnito."
Sinclair Lewis otro gran novelista,
dice: ''Todo comite que Sc constituya
para juzgar la moralidad de cuales-
quiera rama del arte es un absurdo. Ell
arte debs ser Y es creador original
Para que forezca con estas dos cualie
dades, no debe tener cadenas. Cual-
quier artista que trabaje con la cen
sura royendo sus creaciones, que sabe
cue escribe para I'm censor determine
do, no puede crear. Los partidarios de
la censura Green qua los autores escri-
ben libros pornograficos para ganar di
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-06
ToDA PRENDA DE vESTIR
CoMPLETANENTE NUEvA

ChaQueta: De buen Khaki, selApa Voltea-
da- tres bolsillos con tapa doble eostHr1.
Pantalones: de buen Khaki, CON tirillas
para cintur6n. bolsillos grandes.
Canisa: Magnifca hna tela Khaki, con
dos bolsllos, con puhos doblsdos dsble
cOstura.
Cora: De Khaki bien fuerte, bicera du-
radera, toda reforzada.
Cintur6n: De Ia mismA clase que Sc usA
en- ei Ejercito por 10 tanto lavable. AIMS
te seguro
Ell surtido esta hecho de tela Khaki, de
maravillOsa durabilidad. Tiene estilo de ro-
pa hecba . msno por expertos sastres.
Campesinos. hombres de garajes, comercian-
tes, iardineros, motoristas, excursionistas,
eazadores, pescadores. encuentran este ma
rayilloso surtido de cinco piezas como Ia
mejOr oportunidad para Ahorrar dinero vis-
to hasta ah0rs. Sc garantixa In satisfaction
y le devolveremOs el dinero ad no est& salts
fechO. No envfe dinero. Pagua en- Ia ofci.
ma de Correos $496 z Ell FRANQUEO A
LA LLEGADA DEL PEDIDO. Envfe su Pc
dido hoy. Este SECURE en- especiAcar las
medidas de cintuTa pecho asf como el de
la camisa gorra.
INTERNATIONAL COMM. DEPT. w I3
433 Broadway. New York. N. Y.
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arnac euticos
Tomen nota.

He vueIto de los Estados y
las maEdades de mis- competido-
res Ie haran Uds. reir, imaginen-
Sc Uds. que lie han escrito "a
los manufacturers, "Que 81 me
venden a mi mercanclas ellos
dejaran de comprarlas, ETC., no
es este una gracia, este es bas-
tante amigos mios, por ahora.
Los articuIos tendran que ba-
jar en- precio, y yo soy e! que
Voy hacerlos baiar mas. He trail
do de todo para Venderle a uste-
des barato, pero mas barato. no
Sc oIViden muchachos. Yo he ST.
do ell hombre que he ayudado a
ustedes, ahora ustedes a respal-
darme.
The P erfum cry Store.
Dept. Medico, San Justo IA 1I2.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-06
ANUNcIo DE sUBAsTA
MUNrcIpro DE SAN JUAN, P. r.
CFICLNA DEL CoMIsIoNADo DE
oBRAS PUBLICAs
San Juan, P. r., Oct. de 1922

San Juan, P. r., Oct. de 1922.
Ell dia II de octubre de 1922, a las
6iez de la manana tendra efecto en- Ell
Edificio Ayuntamiento, en- acto pnbhco
y ante la Comisi6n correspondence, la
subasta para las obras de "Constrrc-
ci6n de I'm Canine afrmado para las
obras del Nuevo Acueducto oe San
Juan, tomando las aguas doI rio Ia
yamon"
FL modelo de proposition instruccio-
nes para los Icitadores, pliego de con-
djciones Y demas antecet@Ates rclacio-
nados con dichas obras Sc encuentran
de manifesto en- la oficina del Comisio
nado de Obras P1blicas Municipales,
pudiendo obtenerse copias de los docu-
mentos mediante recibo que acredite
haber depositado cada interesado en- la
Cficina del Comisionado de Hacienda
de San Juan, la cantidad de $50 que
seran reembolsados al devolvsrse di-
chos documentos completes en- buen
estado.
Ell Concejo de Administrator podra
rechazar cualquiera todas las propo-
siciones presentadas Y Sc reserva ell de-
recho de adjudicar ell contrato a Ia
proposition que juzgue mas ventajosa-
aunqeu no resutare ser la mas baja
Pm precio.
MARTIN TRAvIESO,
Comisionado dc Ssrvicio Publico,
Policia y Prisiones. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-06
iGanese I'd. Extra
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-06

Falta de vigor. pereza, anemia y decaIs
miento son los resultados de sangre i'm
pura. I'd. necesita immediatamente un to-
nico fuerte y ehcaz que de su cuerpO
sangre pura roja. FL EHxiT de Leonardo
pGro 10 SGngye hara sangre pura y lie da-
ra vigor amino. Su accion efectiva
expulsa de su sistema todas las materias
venenosas devuelve nueva vida su
euerpo ST I'd no ha tornado EHrr
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-06
FUEGo EN- HuMAcAo

I'm Humacao Sc desarroll6 un vo-
raz incendio, ell cual redujo a escom.
bros Ell establecimiento comercial de
Cruz vazquez. Las existencias estaban
aseguradas por $500 y la casa por
$4,000.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-06

belludo y hace
fragil Ell cabe-
llo. No hay ma
da mejor para
la limpieza del
cabello que pu-
ro aceite de CO.
co Mulsifed por
que es puro y
absolutam e n t e
inofensivo. E S
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-06
No dele arruinar su
cabello por Ell jabon

La mayorIa de iabones y shampus
compuestos contienen demasiado al
cali, substantial esta muy perjudi
cial, puesto que deseca ell cuero ca
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-06
TWO BANDS OF NOMADS
CAMPED ON LAKE BONY
RAISE MIDNIGHT ROW

Two tribes of nomads camped neal
Lake Benny started d little war II
their own Wednesday night and, a
result, three men We're place d III
der arrest by the county and the ,wom
an who came into the city to inteCS
cede FOR their release was arrested
By OGicer Whiting who stated shj
was screaming on the streets
It is said that one party cf tn
campers is composed of evpsje:; an(
Oklahoma Indians, while tho othei
side Is made up entirely o. gypsi1s.
The call to the police "ame in be
tu'e2n twelve and one O'Clock. Wher
ice Mitchell, leader Of on band, tled
to the Barbecue Pits nearby am
claimed that he had boea &ttdcjsf
and robbed Of $500 ny members o
Ire Costello family from the othel
row Of tents On the other side of II
read.
Deputies Marshall, Pucvis. Allie
I'D Toha1d0u OF the county ioraH ana
(>nccrf Whiting and Rowlat. &c III
rfT. accompanied By L. L. 7'illor
-~aHt 10 the scene Of inc disturbance
a4d touad tho Mitchell side in com
rand, having been reinfci cad by gov.
oral men and 4 shotgun frcm thJ
Barbecue Pits" The officers say tina
shine was the real root Of the trou
BILE.
TIE arrest cr ;hs three mon caused
a slight luil IL the proceedings, hu'
the .woaen folks were oXchanri1:
-ongua jashinas n 2 torTiG" rate, 4rt
both sides anrcared to ba eEpac,in
death aad destruction FROM -ha on
er Mr. Tillei was left in charge while
The Ulcers b:tueht their men 10 tow
NJ" Purvi, returned % the scene
bu, fnUad MIR. Tii!er SIN IN r1atrol
81 iAo a;tudt,cn. ard there vas ~
fur ~ trn0h.e nc J0s Niche,
Griba folded their terts Th,rsd.,T an
1nc7nl or. ice Costello, George Co.'S
tailo and $40 Costello had = hca..
m Thursday before J D. Alien
iues!oo of the peace, and We're fined
$40 apiece on charges OF drunkenness
May Costello was released ucIsr q
$25 bond the charge being DISTURBING
the peace.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-06
In Society

Mrc. ES1a-a I"-.:c,a GGtortains
In Honor Of Miss Anne aenfrce
Mrs. Edward S. Watson, sof 500
West Lemon street, was the charming
hostess of miscellaneous shower
given at her home Wednesday even
ing in honor OF Miss Ann Renfrce.
whose wedding to James +. Hammett.
Of Spartanburg, South Carolina, viii
occur next Tuesday evening az $3.50
at the home of the bride, 407 West
Lemon street.
Russell roses and poin5ettias arts
tically arranged with asparagus ferns
made pretty decoration for The
rooms, and a delightful spirit OF mer-
riment characterized the occasion.
The first feature Of entertainment
was the mock wedding. Jack Watson
entered the room, bearing a big bas-
ket containing the shower gifts for
Miss RenfrOe, and he was follow ed BY
Miss Renfroe herself with a groom
who looked feminine in spite of her.
self. They entered to the strains of
MendelsOhn's wedding march and
we're met by the preacher" in TIC
lrchway between two rooms. Littl
Louise Wood officiating as ring-bear
ar. The bridal bouquet was q thin@
10 marvel at, composed of>red and
white roses and pink maline There
was lack of solaminity in the cera
mony, and the wedding guests were
unrestrained in their enjoyment 0.
the proceedings.
Following this the guests wera each
given a tea towel to hem fOr tho l,r.,e
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-06
DISTRICT CONFERENCE
DATES ARE ARRANGED
BY METHODIST ELDERS

IN important meeting Of the pre-
siding elders OF the Florida Confer
enl es, together with the executive
committee of Southern College trus-
tees, was he'd in the First Methods
church yesterday, when several mat
Jcrs of great interest to the college
were discussed and passed upon.
Among other things given out wa
The fixing CT the dates for holding the
District conference this. year. Thesc
dates follow: Jacksonville district
ABril 1878; Orlando district. Apri.
37-23; Ooala district May 2-3; Tampa
district, May 81; Barlow distric,, a
ta'zc'2rd. May 49, Miami distric'
May SO; Pa,atka district, HaY 11-12
Tallahassee district, May 1917.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-06
CITY COURT

A short session OF the city cOUr.
was held this morning with Gen. J
d. Allen in the chair as municipal
Judge. and Frank Williams, Of the pc.
lice force. as clerk. Nary Costello.
one of the band of gypsias arrested
early Thursday morning. was fined
so for disordefly conduct. John Shor
rod, colored, was given $50 fine OF
thirty days On charge oi having
intoxicating liquor in his possession.
Two cases We're continued 10 TIES
days session. Speeding. fighting ana
similar cases brought in returns O.:
500 to the city.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-06
LAKEbAND's WEATHER

AImoct> summer like conditions
continue throughout this section
Of Florida, the temperature today
ranging from 60 degrees to rs de-
grees at the noon hour. High yes
ierday was 81 degrees, and that
mark VIII probably he reached, If
rot passed during this afternoon.
The threatened cold wave has kept
away frcm Florida, although
acmowha. lower temperatures are
predicted for north Florida for to-
morrow. The winds have been
light from the south.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-06
Mrs. Stubs Hostess
To the Tuesday BriGge Ciub

Mrs. Walter Stubbs WAS the charm.
ing hostess Of The Tuesday Bride
Club, Thursday afternoon, at the .u.s
" new home of her cousin, Mrs. 553
Crive.
). Edwards, on Lake HoIliagaNortl
Roses were used in a simple decora
i've effect. and the afternoon was
pant IL the clubs usual diversion
Miss Fried9 Rogers was The torut
lale winner Ct The prize. and r.
eiYed lovely box Of race powder.
! dainty salad course was served
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-06
AKELAND'S CAMP is
AM0NG STATES BE5T
SAYS FiE4LFH B0ARD

jacksonville. Fla, Jan. G.-Th1
state board of health which recently
completed an inspection OF al tour
g. automobile camps IN ne stat il
- aliCr. 10 improve sanitary condi-
lens and gather information ~ I.
10 present status. Announced to-day
Lat BradontoWn, DeLand. Lakeland
'Giuesviiie, Pensacola, Tampa. ana
West Palm Beach have the bear
camps in every particular.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-06
FIRST ANNUAL MEETiNc

The first annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the Lakeland Build
ing and Loan Association win be held
the Polk County Trust Company. An
election OF officers will be held and
all stockholders are requested TO he
present and take part in the trans
action of business
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-06
HAD SUCCESSFUL HUNT

w. V. Stephenson, Dr. c. y. hutch
inson and Joe Streater reached Lake
land Thursday morning after week $
absence on a hunting expedition to
Dixie county. They went to Cros 5
City by auto and struck out into the
wilds from there. Two deer and ar
abundance of small game rewarded
their efforts. However, they Ner" So
anxious to reach home that they c,ay-
eled all night THURSDAY might.