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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-26

Ire viii he ad0D1sd - proaienla1l al
rr-I -hz ccug gznr.ou "a heit- The ls-
tf-rs arz Inclined % be Islisrt Virh
-ha COUNTIES. they r-al 1e ttar pubic
fn- prov @n'e errs 10 rh= n@w cnrsnriss
ras demanded The expenditure O.
s--- sl~a 0f MONEY as have been
,--.. 81 ar4 a var % soma time a
.r- -c--,t befer- such tAH no1eTs
-er r- r--u-u=d Col Mc[Ish ia o.
--. 1-frEcr rhzr rhz govern 1i>1- VII
wake rr1r~iz-i1rs s1r rhz cnr1riss
-.a- viii sr.ffz- s1r ,os4 o. -hslr t2X
---~zr4 and h. viii b%ut every 81
.rg- In -ra- tr-c-iol- ne also IA
r9-u --. removal q restrictions On
--A .4---rs Ianfs o. -,s Inilar4 40
--4 larts nav ~ sot and hec1t--s
.,~a-r. Efz 4avs -hz hesr protection
--. vrvz--r- srr car give M y-slar =
-,s--a-.1~ art as=ociar.ou an VINE
.z ra~-s 70 s=e the Older ll1i2Is
a z,1-aC-st trr law h h@lievss M
'1rrzz -rtians stdIit - rafoNl
noon -tz.r ovr ->soIrc=s -rci
r,x a. world make -t= VorrE E-' II
4.- -zaT1z -tar - r1rs- work OF
-rs rV~ -a-Var1r would ra r. l---
-.,-. frt-oert@n- and Vog't -%7>i-
c.5.+ tf-- and make hl1l b@tr>r tl---f
'-r -f-lI@nsti1.
Lf... = (o-- ~ --z -c-tes vr-e-
"a, s..z- szu- 20 Intars n Car-@r
-0cr-v ard tour sIrr3l1-tlZ COM
-.-a -,-.
--sE~ rzerl1z u ~ Cele.1a-
aav art Ch1c-av citizens Tlo Ars II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-26
TREATY alo-Ts assocla7To'
Cds-.1l wares 7.s-ric-ions 7.-
--s..c f-c1- sac c. ir1 a. Lsr1s-

Thzr- vas = good attendance a. -l'
meeting held Friday aLgnr a. --
court house far tie purpose Of STAR
-rg m1yem=l- for 4 s-ate-Nic= cr-
ganLz4tl0n % have t1z original tE=a-f
E.-h the Indians carried our V----
reference 70 TIE removal Of res-r-
rious On tas sale % The s-rpt.5 La--=.
Col DICK IlcLsl Who TOOK the .=- (.
= tie Ezhr for treaty rights ara
az1insr -zxa-iau- vas present AZ -1-s
meeting and server. a. Chairman 1-
vas aIs.1 lam=t a. Chairman Or the
COM rl TEE CT -=s,.-.-Ils-s % le Jt-
szr-=L 20 Members o. congress n
astirE to- rt- r=n1v A. u r-s-rtc -1 =
and IN carry.ng cut d IN terms o.
r.. Erota Agreement. VIA C1-
II1LIs1 on r1z ccuu-r-=e OF reso-.-
aas ara v r. NcCoT. secreCarF 1-
ne comn=r- iaI GLIB. AMI A-c1----
lanes 4 Bass
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-26

FOF. NJ ll-l-LF F'yr-yr
rrT AEVFy2-ON
sam FRY
T = WARD
CTTFF LOVE
= ? HOW FL
prCFfARD r M---7--
-C,-F,- p TA=- =-E-NC5TJN
VIZ ttA2EIN
e. r BROWN
? n COLBERT
rr-=E rCPJAT-
HUNTER CCCffStE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-26
CALL IS ISSUED
|N[|4A MEETING
sE=< METHOD 70 OBTAIN Pc.
FUND OF TAX MONEY N==T-
NC -ESE ILHE 2 Z

GO. Rcaar4 H McLis1 and orizr
,.-zens os rhe Ch-clAaav aat CLoc-
law nations are Interested -1 1sta.1-
.-z -a- refund o. -a@.- tar moneys
v..ra have 6ee1 paid .--o re treas
mics 1' --- -a.1-.as o. --ls st= IT
-r- s-a-a r- a1t7 Ea.c1 we're e
er-lt-a '-1u -azat.o1 bT tie sLprs1-s
corr .-rts.1a- 4 -@@-.1E tas .@~a
-4.4. .s -4 a-t e. -ae coE-- 11.s 80
--r- Oh -1- -..r1 taT d June 4,
t..-- time tz1-sselta-i7 - ron irV.
-r more -asdriss vii 10 here 10 Iis-
--ss -ee matter d refund Il taxes
Dr. .s planned -J aJDrtnt = en1--- o.
to- '-1ra eaca county % tats tha
work .1 hand and .s- what proceed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-26

me .tos.nz exercises o, re -z5-
--9-rl1z u tae high scab2. T=zt F -
ir.t with good cheer zcf '--.t--
b. general good will ~ r--@ % 1..
.ta .rh1.5I assembled .- cans ~
rae last i'm. ot t-s sass--- N--
number o. 5z,-ons ard -'-z--- De
tie school cres@l-
s.5- Rt-ssrds 1res a.. az d.
The el---. .ses ~ s--z- 80
morning tsvo-.,as .- .-
-1gnt -a5le II sJeeCh MAKING h---a
followed al -.e teachers s11 many
yg5.ls ard o-a@rs Zzs- - .-=-- .3- q,
,1e.r feelings o. s.ldAres- Pi-a'-,--
Hcfzes vas s--t .l.-Jt s1 81 t-.-5
arha moving sJ.E.r l rae -. .--=a
hfza school azs done. am a. ~
friend Of all s typical s@n-enle - <-
On from the .at.J-s -r@=chEs s-el .
the 54.s, Tay y. reporting the @f-s-
cises and here follow
Fame nlZorsn, Success not izl.'
Won. are 70 5e sco-.@1 a. 1rNor-G-
auv member o. ...s s-1t2- 4--
Hodges. ,
Il hav. nesa- ,o.1d '.s pupils d.
the Ardmore scloo.- 1aa'.rz T-a@
the supreme moment came. --'.E7-
McCl.ntock.
AS + 90 arar. ! shall a.-sf- r@.
member you E.udly Mr. Md.
II shall carry many pleasant 1-'--
oriss u yOu Shan sal. .n If.-, an
I visa / could take gol at a.1.z -
Miss Nofe't
Tho .,lrf, sa. ra.r last fan IaE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-26

Ellis Parker Butler describes me
adyan.ure of his second Cupid in the
srorv. The Lady with the Parti-Col-
ored Hair in the June RED BOOh
MAGAZINE. This Cupid goes 10 the
rescue OF a lady who has mixed heF
switch with the switches OF two other
ladies' There is many laugh in the
tale
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-26
u.t,s . Judue In Bad FIX.

Justice Eli Cherry, OF Gillis M!i41
Tenn. was plainly worried. 4 sal
sore on his leg batfled several noc'
tors and long resisted all remeH'es'
u thought it was a cancer. ne
wrote At last I used Bnckleh
Arnica Salye. and vas comple'eF
cured" Cures burns. boiis, ulcers
cuts bruises and piles. p cents al
Ringer Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-26
Lone Grove Notice
.ere Is to be a public working Of

There Is to be a public wording OF
the Lone Grove Cemetert. THURSDAY.
Nav 90, for the purpose o. cleaning
on the graves of Our loved ones.
An invitation is extended 20 all and
especially TO those who have reia-
tives buried here.
26.3 Cemetery Committee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-26

Poor appetite is a sure sign Of
impaired digestion. 4 few doses Of
Chau,berlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will strengthen your iisps-
tion and improve your appetite.
Thousands have been benefited b.
taking these Tablets. Sold by all
dealers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-26
NEW HARDY SANlTARlUh
Dr. Waller HARDY, Proprietor

sas1-e building sa7raum Dr. Walter HARDY male
@ through 1-ogc observed all the great hospitals
a. IL Clt and his return ne visited similar IN
.,ns d, Tie sailrs America This new a1itariun
--- t -,- r,c; ssaes of and
t,- -hs and especially for the care OF sur
ga cation within itself TO see this
=- W. Il 50 upments. gives the physician
.-.- opportunity to restore their
7- -s heath gives people Southern Oklahoma the
--s ---=: Sarar1 This sanitarium handles
ran s-.c=sz The most difficult surgical known the
--1-=s1-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
COUNTRY CLUB
ELECTS BOARD
Annual Meeting Of Stockholders
Last Night-Three New Men
on Board of Governors.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Country Club OF Viz
gina last night was the signal for an
unusually large Saturday crowd. With
Almost the full membership represent
cd either In person or by proxy, the
regular routine Of the meeting was
transacted. and the election Of the
board Of governors. which chooses tho
officers OF the club. held. The Old
members OF the board, c. l. Kirk and
John b. Young were retained for an
other term of ONCE. while three new
members were added-Levin Joynes.
W. Frank Powers and Mckee Dunn.
during the next few days to elect tho
new o1ncerA
The mag nincent silver trophy which
the Country Club OF Virginia won in
the Middle Atlantic Goif Association.
arrived from the jewelers. yesterday
and was on exhibition for the first
time at the club last night The tropny,
which represents gold supremacy In
this section of the country and was
won In tournament with the clubs OF
Washington and Baltimore. 10 . gem
OF the silversmith's art and attracted
genuine admiration
In honor Of the special occasion. the
club house was decorated and made
TO look its best Reports showed the
club to be in very satisfactory condi-
tion, its membership now ranking
second largest Of American country
clubs. Earlier In the afternoon the
members Of the hunt club rode behind
the Deep Run hounds, ending On the
lawn before the club house.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
STATE BAP fists
MEET THIS week
Petersburg Win Be Host -
More Than 500 Member Of !
That Denomination.

The General Baptist Assooiatiso -
Virginia win hold its annual msstin9
In Pstersburg. beginning Thnfs1ays
and continuing until Tuesday oe nRt
week. About 500 ministers and laE
delegates OF the denomination WIN -
In attendance. and all Of RichmsnA,s
twenty-thres Baptist conSrsgations
WILL be represented
The annual sermon on Thursdax
night will be preached BY Rev. :.
Ciaggstt skinner, pastor Of the 6eeonA
Baptist Church. Of this city. The pre-
siding oficer Of the opening sssstons
Of the meeting will be Rev. ]. -
Pitcher. who has been at Phosbus tor
some time. A new moderator VIA -
elected early in the session.
The principal matters Of business -
come before the association win b
reports from various phases OF oe-
nominationai work. Tho Sunday school
board will have . representative from
its headquarters In Nashville on hand
to represent that line Of activity. The
Southern Baptist Seminary. Of Louis
willie. KY. will be represented. and the
have representation.
Reports will be received from each
congregation, Of which there are ap-
proximately 1000 within the connne0
OF the State. In all the discussions
Richmond ministers win play . proml-s
nent part
Rev. william Pitcher. Q son OF tAe
moderator Of the association. b In
charge Of the entertainment OF the
delegates. He has provided the best
Of recommendations for his half =
thousand visitors. all Petersburg d.
nominations responding to the can
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
ADVANCE PROGRAM
FOR GOVERNORS
Many Social Events Win Take
Place During Coming
Conference.

Uniform divorce laws. . Federal IN
como tax. inland waterways. rural
credits. movement to the cities from
the farm. viii be among the subjects
to Be discussed BY the Governors OF
the States who viii attend the Confer
enoe OF Governors. which viii be hello
in Richmond the hsst week In Decem-
Der. A tentative program for the
meeting reached Governor Mann yes
terday, and he approved and returned
It
, Inasmuch - the program 10 not yet
oflcial. the Governor did not think It
time for publication In full.
The addses. Of welcome on the part
OF the state viii be delivered Tuesday
morning. December 8. BY Governor
Mann. and Mayor George Ainsus VIII
Welcome the distinguished guests ON
the part Of the city OF Richmond. The
response to the addresses Of welcome
will be delivered by Governor Edwin
1. Norris, OF Montana
Among the speeches viii be ono on
Modern Penolo0y." BY Governor John
F. Shafroth. Of Colorado.
Tho social events will include . re-
ception 1t the Jefferson Hotel Tues
day night. . trip to Norfolk and Cape
Henry Wednesday. reception At tns
Executive Mansion Thursday night and
q luncheon 1t the Country Club FRI
day afternoon
In addition to the list Of acceptances
already announced. Governors w. W..
Kitchin. Of North Carolina: Freder1ck
W. PIaisted. Of Maine. and Judson Aar-
mon. Of Ohio. have announced they
will be here. This makes twenty
eight promises to come. while others
are to be heard from.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
MUSEUM RECEIVES
G|FTSFR0mU.D.
Memorial Window From Ten
nesoee and Butler Portrait to
Be Unveiled Monday.

An elahDsuHe program has been o..
hanged Tor Monday morning. when .
0emOrSal window, presented 70 the
Confederate Museum by the Tennessee
Oayisson. UnSsed Daugatsrs q the Con-
sed0acy. and . portrait Of General
- G. butler. the GAIT Of the u c. But
81 Chapter, Unted DauEheerU Of the
Joafeoeracy, OF Coiumosa. & G., ere
formally delivered over to the museum
~ delegations frOm the United
% ana the ssss .. q
rAarty delegates from TS0osqnse. en-
Foues b Washington Ter the National
Jntted Daughter Of ne COnfeaecacy
Convention eAA0 week, VIZ arrive here
shds afternoon. and the sax South Caro-
- delegates VIZ - - Ne oe&y IN
ams for the oxerc1o02
TIE EXERCISES wsu - es00saced -
20 o'clock 40o4Ay moroing with .
,rAycr By the Rev. James PUWee Smith,
>. D. Immsd1sesay ooab0WinG. the me-
mortal Waadow In - Tenaessee Room
Win b pressaes1 ~ Ma Harriet n
SSIi.nS I 1880 9 sns =, Ts ems
ssAesscy. an1 r0ee1vod ~ General WILL
Nan MoComb On behalf q he vice.
regent ef ToADooDoA
Exercises In the south Carolina Room
Incident 60 the presentation OF the But
Ter porss0ss win follow the Tennessee
S0O0St ". DgVV88s ~
SousA CAsUa3na, Will nsaSs n address
on 0sasral u c. Butler. Ma c. E
0s1ham. president Of the SousA CA-o-
lina Dtv11sea. Unsssd Daughters Of the
Will present the pertrase
% ~ Al3co Earle. VIE WI oct for
lnss Iesbsila .. Marlin rsgess ser
= NV e ne 80 90 - Ssle0ssss
Wlu boovo Ter wa9AenGeSa b eee AZ
SsgpOoa, SAo sxsecosso Wiu - - N.
oeopOaS4ly drawn -. 80 bUS uttle
eaSorsssusng WSu - 1ooA 4 lunch
- fsr the vt0ts0e0 Wen - Osvpo. bow
Ov0r. 81 Ma Wuua0 RU9a Cgx, vsos-
Sfeojoens Of sAs 0Dssseeeoeo nsSssn
ana On s0ssUs - - o0Ueo cassosa
xcs,rss.g - - sssss1sass y sss
hsNAD g NJ y. ". Rsslesye
fUIly .axsy oeSsguee0 6Uo 0A-
assA wa $780, - $1,000
q O. Ussse1 peugeesss g ns c..
f6o0ney - WU1oooUegol - esefy1oSo
q e. eUUvUUoDUo WU 00DOeoeo H..
- oGOGgUuoo M - myo9 - -
&D0.GDooo g - A01g11o -
01Ds - Cuul0GUpuGe 80 - -
80 - 90 g - 49, -
r q li1Dou18 - - =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
csy ~, Fsr A.s.ss Psi..sy.

Ipoulry has been made Of The Hmes-D1s-
mach as TO Why the expenses Of the August
coEgressional primary have net been paid,
{. beias the impression that this has some
thSnR 10 % with the seti0n Of the CITY
Democratic Committee Friday night IN q.
ciis ine 10 return any part Of the tees q
the AAmiulstras1vO Board candidatsA
These costs are 70 be paid ~ the city q
RsehmouA under the Law. The Commlttoe
% Printing sad Claims found that the fone
Get sssde Soe election Durveos0 in the onnual
bu0ape haA Oson exhausted. ard e % eO0D6
uscessasy % secure IN additional epDeoesso-
ten fro0 the Guy Couae5l before the 9Ueeol
o: The August primary Co ~ pej9- Ia
ceVusSee o. the district have DAld Their eva
sxpe0ooo q tAto Dg1Oot3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
Ce~Offtee l9eetinxa

CoA0fGte0 1eet1m4A
Tho calendar OF committee meetings
Of tho City Council for the coming
week follows:
Committee on Streets. 8 o'clock Mon
day.
Board Of Aldermen. o'clock Tues
day night
Committee on Water, . o'clock Thurs
day night
Committee on Light and Committee
ON Markets. 3 O'Clock Friday night.
Sixty Days ln Jall
Freeman Harris, colored. was sent 20
fail for sixty days yesterday morning
in Police Court for stealing three pigs
OF solder from H. GrimmelFs Sons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
SMALL INCREASE

0sobaaFA Air Llhe kAsnlmgU fse Octobol
6h0w Sight Gain.
The gross earnlngD - the oo0ooay4 Al
Line Railway for the month Of October, ~
anr cunced from the offices Of the railway
here, approximate S&&8.o8. This 10 an in
crease over the earnings for last year OF
= 10 the approximate eafnlnGs In October.
1871, having been S203lNA The increase u
no. % large ~ might have bees expected.
nor does 1t correspond With Increases Of
other months Of this year ever the same for
last.
traced partly to the earnings az the fourth
week In October. which were >s1S.10, Q de-
CREASE over the same week In 1911 Of $0eoe.
Foo the entire four months OF the current
nsea! yeas. beginning win July I. the gross
es rings Of the road were N.zsg n. These
figures exceed Aose Of the last ascoa year
by $u.A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

Marion Lee, the negro who was re-
Gently arrested by Henrico County ON
GERS ana charged with an assault on
Fannie Byrd. q colored woman. was
yesterday released BY Magistrate Z. A.
smith. because the woman failed to
appear - Q witness for the prosecu-
dO0,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

Tpsyvov % Aeg1ette6
Prank Traylor. former deputy ehessn
o. aenrico County. vas acquitted yeo-
to-day morning In Police Court Of .
charGo Of Insulting Nra Maria Wilson.
Of ) North Twenty-nrst Street last
wednesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
Panama Canal

Panama Canal
Picturesquely beautiful i Cuba, q
peculiar interest to all Americans, Included
in the itinerary Of the
Special Cruises-
From New York, $145.oe and up.
From New Orleans, $l25.oo and ~.
From Key West, Slle.oe and up.
Call for illustrated folders.
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY,
80 e. Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

Wanted q Newport NevsA
The Richmond police were yesterday
asked to look for J. L johnson, twen-
ty-hve years old, who is wanted In
Newport News on . forgery charge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
Bible STUDENTS
PARADE TO-DAY
Will Hold Monster ss-Meet-
ing at City Auditorium
After March.
MONTAGUE TO SPEAK
Nearly Every Church in the City
Will Send Delegation to
Swell Audience.

Ths treat mass meeting and psfade
AZ members OF the Federation OF Mems
Bible Glasses, Of Richmond. which wiz
take place this afternoon. promises 70
be even larger and more successfu'
than in previous years. Nearly every
church In the city 10 expecsad to ssa"
q delegation. The program. which mas
already been printed In The Times
DISPATCH. u repeated for the benent OF
those who viii take part in the pa
rade..
TIE Assembly.
First division. Marshal w. F.
Bowles, ali Baraca. classes OF all ie-
nominations In Richmond ana v'cin'ss
meet ct 7:l5. Capitol Square
Second division. Marshall F. T. Bates
ali classes east OF Fifteenth Street
except Fulton meet at Twenty'n.st
and Marshall Streets. and cross the
yiaduct In q body. Report to chief
marshal In Capitol Square at 5:4s +. y
Third division. Marshal J. p. Jones.
All cla. ,es from the South Side ana
Fulton. meet II Ninth street. south
OF franklin. 1t 2:46 p. II
Fourth Division. Marshal A b
Clarke. all classes between Seventh
ana Fifteenth Streets. meet at Ninth
Street. north Of Grace. at s:4s p. n
Flfth division. Marshal o. d Nor
ton. all classes east Of First and west
Of Seventh Streets. including High
land Park. meet At Fifth and Grace
Streets at 2:45 p. NJ
Sixth division. Marshal c. R Guy.
all classes east Of Beiyidere and west
OF First Street, inducing Barton
taeaShts and 0inter Park. meet At
First and Grace Streets 1t 2:4b.
Seventh division. Marshal g. g. Cren-
shaw, all classes west OF Belvidere
Street, meet At Eighth and Grace
Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
CASE CONTINUED
- Swsu. 80 cs.rWsuo,s

DWeoat CUOng es0sVooeOeue.
Dooou0o Il =. HAM desired @ OWUor
Out . epoo0-Warao4 the charge against
Mn 0e ooDaUjtlaG eeuoea Durtoa, .
Oootfoee0g, 49, e0uuauo4 yooter4ay
Sse:sss b Ps'sss cssss sss1 Hevsn-
Hesn aDpsarsA - eeurt Win a K.
eoneck - oosuDol while y. - Smith.
r., has esso rstsjae1 ~ Dursoa- 8r.
00ieA asked fos The continuance On
tie gpOuD1 that Tie defense would
have % - DgUDofsd - oese Haan's
Hssa . oe0uos1 q sssikiue Burton
- 0ctooog - q Teoth aa1 Main
9ersees, - q ssgUSt q . 0uarrsl The
DrsvS0g0 0ay. Haan now aleo &C.
euoso Dsytoo - assauls1ng Nm. %
Sssn - $3.50 seasgsa wa aghsns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

- Z 4 usssY 1aal. essonssl c..
81: 0ex1Dg2. 0A0, 01ye0- ~ =.
2. $685. 1900; q q $685. 49,
Osvgooggs; ~ Usggoyv. Oeveosy - 49,.
H1so1ums - Gousw g ysoSuusw Nvs-
80 c.oeas0 (ssa,. ssos2 u1suns -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

1Sk0e u AoxG0S
Marshal ". n. Bowles. Of the nrst
division. Will assemble all classes IN
the Capitol Square and form his d.
vision up Grace Street. four abresf.
marching on the south side OF Grace
to Fifth street. then east side OF Fif:n
to franklin and the south side Of
franklin to Laurel the east side OF
Laurel to Floyd. the south side OF
Floyd to Cherry, the east side Of Cher
~ to Cary. the south side Of Cary to
the north door Of the Auditorium. AMI
entering the north door. march to
and occupy seats on the north SIDE
Of the Auditorium.
Marshal F. T. Bates. Of the second
division. will assemble al classes At
Twenty first and Marshal and march
across the viaduct, and fall In behind
division No. /. marching four abreast
holding this position. and entering
the Auditorium by the north door.
Marshal J. p. Jones, OF the third di-
vision. will assemble all classes In his
division on Ninth Street. south of
.sace. and march four abreast fol-
lowing in the rear Of No. at Ninth
and Grace Streets. holding this posi-
ton and entering the Auditorium b.
the north door.
Marshal A. B. Clarke. Of the fourth
division. win assemble all classes In
his division on Ninth Street, north of
Grace and follow In line four abreast.
In the rear Of division No. 3. holding
this position and entering the Audi
forum by the north door.
Marshal O. g. Norton, Of the NTH
division. VIII assemble the classes In
his division on Grace Street. west Of
Fifth, and follow In behind division
No. Z, marching four abreast, h0ldinz
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-02
True Wife and Mother.

A woman who is capable Of filling
her home in every sense o. the word
is worthy of more true applause than
IL she possessed many accomplish
ments. We are often very much i'm
pressed by the woman who is doing a
great and grand work for humanity,
but the one who retains our respect
is the true wife and mother, who
presides over her home and children
with heart and head, demonstrating
kindness and ability, which puts the
blush on the public life. Let the
parents, the father as we'll as the
mother, impress upon their young
daughters, whether they are in the
country school house or college, that
the true woman's sphere is in the
home, and the great business and edu-
cational worlds that have thrown
wide open the doors for woman does
not detract one iota from the impor-
lance of her sphere.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-02
Graceful Rufhes.

Ruffles have come into fashion
again.
Slender women and young girls will
welcome these dainty trimmings for
their evening dresses.
Some Of the newest frocks from
Paris have a narrow ruffle around the
bottom OF the skirt.
Many show the same mode Of adorn-
ing plain bodices.
A pretty model for debutante. espe-
cially II she be slender slip of girl,
10 frock OF figured net made up over
q slip OF satin in q delicate shade.
Narrow ruffles are being applied to
the new gowns In many different
ways.
The surpllce effect is obtained some.
times with a broad piece Of embroid-
cry laid on over the shoulders and
edged with a narrow ruffle of lace or
hemsutched batiste or handkerchief
linen.
Ruffles of embroidery or lace sailor
collars, cuffs and the broad brim OF
lingerie hats.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-02
Popularity Of Wells.

Wells are being worn with all kinds
OF hats and also toques. The most
fashionable are in net with lace pat.
terms, but different kinds of craquelln
net are fancied in colors as well as
black and white, the latter being often
preferred even for dark hats and
toques made of fur. Wells are arrang-
ed SO as to come well down under the
chin and to cover the ears and the
throat, and are fastened at the nape
of the neck as we'll as to the hat.-Mil.
linery Trade Review.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-02

Blessed be the one who invented
the jumper. 1t serves such multi
tude Of needs; it fits in with SO many
occasions. The newest one is quite
smart and looks so different from the
ones We have had that it could easily
be passed OF under a new name.
It is not round at the neck. nor does
1t have kimono sleeves; 1t is V-shaped
back and front and its two fronts
cross over Just above the waist and
90 to the back. where they finish in a
fiat bow.
It is worn over q blouse OF dotted
net or shadow lace, which is either
unlined or dropped over . slip OF
flesh-colored pink chiffon cloth or
china silk.