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Even the Chandelier.

Clarence was leaving early that
night The cuckoo had just sounded
the eleventh hour In the back yard
the family rooster uttered a maudlin
crow. Clarence called her father
from an upper window. will It trouble
you TO step around back OF the house
and throttle that rooster lie heard
the door close and he thinks It's Gay
light"
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Nc WIZ f.r Him

"'What do want with wife,
snorted Bachelor Bockwefde-, on rad.
ing an old maids reasons FOR not
wanting a husband Il have a game
rooster tina; il vain about his fine
feathers. a goat. that chews the rag.
an aeroplane that gets me up IN the
air. and an automobile that keeps me
all the time broke."-Judgs.
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~ woman has to be steadier than
n man aud more selt-sacrihcing than
q man. because when she plunges she
does more harm than q man."-"Mar.
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Even when the expected happens
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II is going to be difficult to get
women to quit judging other women
by the furs they wear
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"a fireman Is r0 spark 'Dr "a"
Tho words we're pretty Name 5
couldn't keen tfc lad goa seo.
way from other nGm,s
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
BoLD ROBBERY IN ST. AUGUSTINE

St. Augustine, Dec. 24'-lh
bold daylight robbery diamond ]e"
elry aggregating large sum IN 'alue
was taken from the home ol MrS'
Frederick Boechler on TremefIoh
etreet Yesterday evening The theiV
was committed between ana D
o'clock in tho afternoon, it is be.
Iioved. but was not discovered un'''
Mrs Bocchler went TO her room TO
not;ra after u o'clock \ DIAMOND
ring, bracelet watch and other jew
eIrv Of great value was taken \
white man has been seen near 'ns
nraeo rs if watohing II for seVeF8'
DAYS Both sherin's o4i.e and police
have been notified and a search IS De-
inc made for the crook.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
MURDERER OF DEPUTY
SHERIFF STILL AT LARGE

Jacksonville, Doc. IL Although
-.,l y G" hae4 M.u.a, irr
puOic authorities believe that the
ncaro Wh@ sho; and Killed neput.
81 riff reder T. Johnson Sunday
morning, is still at large. I he of
ficials have no clcw upon which to
work in bringing the murderer to
justice, but every available officer of
the law is working as one man to
capture the fugitive Funeral ser
vices over the body of the dead dep
uty were held in the chapel of Fu-
neral Director Marcus Conant's es-
tablishment at 3 o'clock yesterday af
ternoon. The services We're attend
ed by Sheriff w. II. bowling, sew
eral deputy sheriffs, and members of
the police department. as we'll as a
large number of friends of the de-
ceased. Accompanied by j. NJ
johnson, brother of the dead deputy.
the body left this city early last night
for Audubon, Mimi, for interment.
Telegiams of sympathy We're sent by
the officials here to the aged father
and mother of the dead man who
was shot TO death while doing his
duty as an officer.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
EXPECT PANHANDLE DIVIDEND

New York, Dec. "A 1t is de-
clared by the directors of the Pitts
burgh, Cincinnati, Chicago and st.
Louis railroad that the regular divi-
dends will be declared at today's
meeting, despite reports to the con-
trary. A number of stockholders
have been selling out lately in the
belief that the road would have to
omit the next dividend. The Pan
handle has reported large decreases
in net earnings in recent months as
a result of the unusually heavy eX-
penses made necessary by the Hoods
of last spring.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
MISS MABEL WADKINS welded
TO MIR. THOMAS HATCHER

A wedding that will come as a sur
prise to the many friends of the bride
occurred this afternoon when Miss
Mabel Watkins was married to Mr..
Thomas Smith Hatcher, of Plant city.
The brides only attendant was
Miss Genevieve Morrow who was
her maid of honor. Her little sister.
Florence watkins, was the dainty
little flower girl. The wedding was
witnessed by only the immediate
family and "a { " Intimate friends.
The bride is one of Lakeland S
most charming girls and numbers
her friends by the hundreds, who
will wish for her much happiness.
The couple left Immediately after the
wedding for Plant City, where they
will make their future home.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
WORKING OUT
DETAILS Of
CURRENCY LAW
MCADOO AND HOUSTON GOT BUSY
ON NEW LAW THIS
MORNING
Will First Make Selection of the
Cities in Which Regional Banks
Are to Be Located
BY Associated Press.)

Washington, Dec. "A Backed By
the new law, Secretaries McAdoO and
Houston this morning began working
out the details of the new financial
system of the United States. They,
with the comptroller Of the currency,
4orm a committee to work out the
details but there is not any comp
troller now and the two secretaries
are going ahead as committee ma
jority. The first step will be the
selecti>N Cl ,.ts where regional re-
serve banks will be located. The
committee may visit cities to get in
side information.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
ROCKEFELLERS IN CLEVELAND

Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. 24.-For
the first time in fifteen years Mr..
and Mrs. John ID. Rockefeller Will
spend their Christmas holidays at
their home here. This is due to the
continued illness of Mrs. Rockefel-
ler. Several of the members of the
family have arrived here from Chi
cago and New York to take part in
the home celebration, which, though
simple, will cost about $4,000, in
cludng the gifts Mr. Rockdfeller
makes to the poor. Mr.. Rockefeller
expects to play his usual game or
golf tomorrow afternoon, and his op-
ponent will be the pastor OF the
church he attends while in Cleveland.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
MAYOR AND MARSHAL SHOT
BY DRUNKEN NEGROES

'arrabellc, Fla. Dee 81
"ile arrCstins a negro. Mayor IL
T. Nattair and Policeman Ira Mat.
''i' were shot and severely wounded
roIIceman Mattair was shot in tho
'iue ana stomach, the bullet passing
through his hip. He was taken 70
d hospital, where he is placed on the
dangerous list. Mayor Mattair vas
shoo through his left side, the bullet
passing completely through his body
'iopes are entertained for his re-
covery.
he mayor and policeman were at
tempting to quell disturbance and
were arresting the negro as the prin-
clpal disturber, when two other ne-
sfoes opened fire upon them The
assaliants are known as Jim Will
llams, better known as big Jim from
morgan, and PAGES Turpentine. Two
negroes answering the description of
the assailants are under arrest but
neither the mayor or policeman are
aole to be disturbed People who
are acquainted with the real lin
Williams say that the negro held is
not the right one, Big Jim is de-
scrlbed as 80 years old, ginger cake
color, weight about 165 pounds. five
leet SIN or seven inches tall, club
mark on head, fresh bruises, left eve
Dloodshot. The town has offered a
reward of 500 and has asked the
governor to offer a like reward.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
$5,000,0O0 IN NEW
MONEY DISTRIBUTED
(By Associated Press. J

Washington, Dec. "a More than
$1,000, 600 in new money of 1913
coinage has been distributed over the
United States Tor Christmas presents.
The only coin not sent out is the
half dollar of which none have been
coined as the present supply is am
pie to meet demands. Half dollars
and two dollar bills are becoming
unpopular because of the confusion
with other coins and bills in making
change. Forty six House pages have
been given new five dollar gold pieces
by Representative Farr of Pennsyl-
yania.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
HARRY THAW AGAIN

Concord, y. H., Dec "a Harry
X Thaw, fugitive from the New
York State Hospital for the Criminal
Insane, spent the greater part of yes
terday before the commission ap-
pointed by the Federal Court to de
termine whether his mental condi-
ton is such as to make his release
on bail a menace to public safety.
The commissioners first held brief
consultation in the Office of General
Frank 5 Streoter, one Of their num-
her. at the conclusion of which Thaw
was summoned before them. The
proceedings were secret.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
CHRISTMAS SERVICES AT
ALL SAINTS CHURCH
MIDNIGHT erVice

The music to be used at the mid
night service to be held in All Saints
church (Episcopal) tonight, will be
as follows:
Professional Hymn 0, Come All
Ye Faithful, Adcstc Fidclcs.
Kyrie Eleison.
Gloria Tbi,
Nicene Creed.
Key of F. F.. Adam
Hymn-Calm on the Listening Ear
Of Night, Tune, st. Agnes,
Offertory.
Anthem -IIark! the Herald Angels
Sing, e. Wheaton Read.
Presentation sentence.
Sanctus Key of f., II. Adam.
Eucharistic Hymn %, Little Town
of Bethlehem, Phillips Brooks, l., II.
Rcdner.
Gloria in Exccsis Key of r., F.
Adam.
neccssioual hymn It Came Upon
the Midnight Clear, Carol, r. S. Will
lis.
The service begins promptly at %
o'clock midnight.
Morning Service
Service will also be held at 10 q.
m. Christmas morning, with morn
ing prayer and celebration Of the
Holy Eucharist. The music for the
morning service follows.
Professional Hymn-Christians,
Awake, Salute the Happy Morn, J.
Byron, H. r. Fuller.
Vcnite-Anon.
Gloria Patri-Anon.
Te Deum Laudamus, in c., Chas e.
stephens.
Jubilatc Dco, in d., r. Woodward.
Introit ITymn-Angels from the
Realms of Glory, ] Montgomery, Fl.
Smart
Gloria Tibi. Key of F., f. Adam.
Uymn-Tlark, What Mean Those
Holy Voices, J. Cawood, G. ], Geer.
Ofertory, Authenticate! the
Herald 'ngels Sing, f. Wheaton
Read.
Presentation sentence.
Sanctus, Key of F., F. Adam.
Agnus Del. Key of F., +. Adam.
Gloria in Escelsus, Key of F., F.
Adlam.
Nunc Dimittis, ]. Turtle.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
THIEF TRAPPED HIMSELF

Hastings, Dec. PA gold watch
found in George Garrisons chicken
coop on the morning following the
disappearance of several pullets,
proved such strong circumstantial
evidence that justice court jury
found Edward Mccoy, owner of the
watch, guilty Of stealing the fowls.
When Garrison found the time piece
Mccoy, who did not know where 1t
had been found, appeared and posi-
lively identified II as his property. He
and Forrest Reach, who are cutting
wood on a neighboring farm. were
at once arrested.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
CHRISTMAS IN WASHINGTON

Washington, Dec. "A great
many elaborate entertainments have
been planned for the christmas holi-
days by leaders of the various Off
cial and social sets hut there is not
as much JOY in the yuletide season as
usual. Even the rich are feeling the
pressure of the high cost of living
and many wealthy women have been
compelled to curtail their plans to
some extent. The demands for help
ing the poor and needy are greater
than ever. Employees on Capitol hill
lament that the distribution of gifts
in that section is smaller than they
have known in years. Many visitors
to the White House have been in the
habit of giving literally to employees,
but, owing to the indisposition and
holiday plans Of President Wilson,
both business and social calls have
been comparatively few during the
past fortnight. White House en-
ployes received remembrances from
the presidents family, however.
For the past week presents have
been pouring into the executive man
sion for Mr. Wilson and the members
of his family. There are so many
relatives who remember the prcsi
dent that their gifts alone would
make a crcditable exhibition If dis
played to the public.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
BOUGHT AND PAID FOR

When the sale of seats Is an
nounced for William A. Brady's
Playhouse, New York, success,
Bought and Paid For" which comes
to the Auditorium on Friday, Jan. 2,
slip quickly down to the Red Cross
Pharmacy and reserve your seats, for
You have treat in store for you. If
You miss it, YOU miss New York's
greatest and most decisive hit of
years. The story is natural, humor-
ous and intense and Guently told by
the same cast that appeared at the
in New York.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
ROME IN MOURNING

Rome, Dec, "a Recent deaths in
the cardinalate have cast gloom
over the Natican's Christmas festivi-
ties, but the usual formalities will
be observed The pope will send
personal greetings to Europe's Cath
olic sovereigns, but will not greet the
Italian king with whom he is not
supposed to communicate. Cardinals
here send many greetings. Those
abroad, including three in America,
send greetings to the pope.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
GOV, JOHNSON'S WIDOW WEDS

St. Paul, Mimi, Dec. 24,-Mrs.
John \. Johnson, widow of the late
Governor Johnson, Of Minnesota, Will
be married tomorrow to Wm. Alley
Smith of Pittsburgh Mr.. Smith
has lived in Minneapolis for two
wears as manager of lumber com
panv, but will return to Pittsburgh
after Jan. !, where Mr.. and MIS-
Smith will make their home.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
REFUSED $4,000 FOR
HIS CABBAGE CROP

Williston, Dec. "a What is at
tracing the eyes of the tourist the
most at WilliSton now is Gus a. Nor
tons ffty-acre field of cabbage. This
cabbage is in 3-foot rows and is by
far the finest to be found in the
State. Mr.. Morton has refused $12,-
900 for the crop in the field. He
is shipping now and is getting 50
per crate at the station, f. o. b.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
TALBERT RESIGNS PLACE

New York. Dec. 24.-Because Of
III health 3. G Talbert, for ten
vears chairman of the Stock Ex-
change. has rendered his res
ipnation. which will be considered
-. tbe governors today. Mr.. Tai
bart has been a member of the ex-
cbange since 1873. He was given a
warm reception today in the midst
Of the usual Christmas high links on
he change.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
EST FOR KING
ID QUEEN OF CARNIVAL
CLOSES TONIGHT

will be King and Queen of
hd's Carnival and Celebration
Z determined tonight. Ballot
In be closed tonight promptly
clock. This is the last oppor
| for getting the much desired
i the city OF Lakeland for your
Net quickly-votes can be
} in the Daily Telegram.
still the prizes come. Live
lnts know the meaning of the
hl. No prizes will be accepted
DO o'clock Monday morning,
b. For further information
point. phone 1876 or 277.
| on & Harris Shoe Company
We a five dollar pair of lady's
or the best decorated private
ce.
niel Son & Company will give
group inclusive of any organ
making the best showing in
rade costume, in night parade,
ctric portable table lamp, of
(ue of $3.50.
your mask costumes; there
me a time when you cant.
fy NJ. Lewis, the live wire dec
making the city so different,
st evening that Lakeland was
el at speedy arrangement. Be-
the hours of 7 and 8 p. m.
merchants arranged for dec
their building. Are you Of
bot alive? This Carnival will
Prcibly show you up.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
|NAY HOLIDAY FOR MIDDIES

|'pOlls, Nd, Dec. 24.-Mid-
I Of the United States navy
"a given four days holiday
-nflstmas week, an unpreced-
|FaFe of absence The super
Fu' Of the Naval Academy has
l"uers extending the holidays
[pe afternoon of Dec. "a to
Leaing roll call of Dec. 2S.
[Fe the Christmas holiday
p'! twenty-four hours. Mid
1 VINO are not restricted on
Ot misconduct will be al
u leave Annapolis for the hol-
ftod.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
CHICAGO ALDERMAN
SHOT IN THE EYE
BY Associated Press. J

t'hlraSo Dec. "a. Charles ALI
ing, Jr,, former alderman, now at
torney for the State health board,
was shot in the eye this morning bv
an alleged quack doctor Frank Xii
mex, and may die klimek turned
the pistol on himself and inflicted a
fatal wound The shooting was the
outcome of the prosecution OF Xii
mex for practicing without a license.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
CHRISTMAS SERVICE AT
GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH

At o'clock this evening a Christ
mas service will be rendered at Grace
lutheran church. There will be
songs and rccitations by the chill
dren. also vocal and instrumental
solos. There will be a tree with
gifts for young and old. \ free
will Offering will be taken for the
Lutheran Orphan Home, located at
Salem, Va.
Friends and strangers are cordial
.lv invited TO attend this service.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
CURRENCY BILL
BORN YEAR AGO
tBy Associated Press.

Princeton, n. j., Dec. "A.
Preparation for the currency bill he
signed yesterday was begun by the
president five days less than year
ago here Then, although sick, he
sat up in bed and talked currency re
form three hours with Representa-
tive Glass. When the latter left he
had a good idea Of what the presi-
dent elect wanted,
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
SH|P7|N DISTRESS
IN ART|C REGION
I BY Associated Press J

London, Dee "A The first wire
less help call ever received from the
Arctic regions announced that the
steamer Sagnuald Jarl was ashore off
Letonnc islands, six hundred miles
north Of Bergen, Norway. The sig
nal was so faint that Bergen could
not read it until other stations and
ships We're asked to stop their wire
less and listen to the S. O. S. call.
Beyond this bare fact nothing furth-
er has yet been learned
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
UNFORTUNATE CHILDREN
REMEMBERED

rhira-o, Dec. PA special
committee of social workers, ap-
a,rrd bv Judao rhlir Of the Court
os Domestic Relations, has provided
81 christmas tree ladened with gifts
t,r the children whose fathers have
Iesn sent TO tn. bridewell.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
MRS YOUNG TO ACCEPT "
1t THE JOB ANYWAY
fBv Associated Press.)

Chicago, Dec. 24,-Althousn .o s4o
"a not receive the unanimous vote
Of the education board Vnen sIs
u ,.s yesterday reelected superintend-
emf of Chicago schools Mrs Enc i.
voung y will accept. she is now az
Trvon, n. c., and will return n ~
chicago rli the first of January. j. D, >,
cboon elected as her successor VIII
nrobablv remain as assistant
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24

merry war is anticipated be
tween the interest ate commerce. com
mission and the louisville and Nash
vile railroad as result of the lat
ters attorneys refusal to open his
files to the commission examiners.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
PRESIDENT
EkR0U1E To
PASS CHRISTIAN
WITH HIS FAMILY, HE PASSED
THROUGH NORTH CAROLINA
TODAY
Was Greeted at All Stations by Large
Crowds All Eager to See
Executive
[ BY Associated Press. J

Charlotte, N c., Dec. "a .-Presi
dent Wilson and party passed here at
10 o'clock, going to Pass Christian
Miss. He expects to reach there to-
morrow and stay three weeks. The
president breakfasted with his fam
lily and then sat in the observation
car. a big crowd greeted him here
and he shook hands with many.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
(Rv Associated Press.)

New York, Dec. 24.-Zelaya. the
former president Of Nicaragua,
sailed today for France and goes
thence to Spain to visit his family.
His departure was the result Of the
efforts of Nicaragua to extradite him
from the United States.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
DENMARK'S LEADING
/ POLITICIAN DEAD
fRy Associated Press }

Copenhagen, Dec. 24.-Jacob
Broennun Scavenius Estrup, long
Denmarks leading politician, and for
ninetee years premier and finance
minister of the Danish cabinet, died
this morning.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24

The city of Milwaukee is regulat-
ing its street car service, and IL has
adopted a mathematical plan. Here
after. in rush hours, the company
must run cars enough to provide six.
ty-seven seats for every 100 passen-
gers,
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
REBELS ARE
IN POSSESSION
Of I0RRE0N
REPORT THAT REBELS HAD CAP.
TURED CITY WAS AN.
NOUNCED TODAY
1t Is Also Reported That the Fed
erals General Is
Injured
(By Associated Press. J

Juarez, Mexico, Dec. 24.-It is
reported that the Mexican rebels
have captured Torreon after a hard
fight and much loss of life. The fed
erals general is reported wounded.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
VICE PRES. MARSHALL
To GO To IND.
(Bv Associated Press. J

Washington Dec. a Vice Pres
ident and Mrs. Marshall are going to
spend Christmas at indianapolis and
will not return until Congress con
venes Jan. IL.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
F E|NJUREO
WASHINGTON
FIRE TO-DAY
AND TEN CENT STORE
|ENT UP IN FLAMES IN
NATIONS CAPITAL
Are Thought to Be Fatally
rt: Da mage Amounted to
100000
" Associated Press. !

[ BY ASSUCIdCeu IIesS.
hineton, Dec. 24.-Five fire
|ere seriously, perhaps fatally,
his morning when a five and
\ store in the business section
d a 100000 fire and the
block threatened. The injured
were buried when a burning
ELAPSED and were rescued af-
len up as lost.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
December 23. 1913

December %, 1913
\ Rogers to Seaboard Air
Y.
L, Weedin to Seaboard Air
Y.
tie l.. Webb to A. B. Har-
Of Winter Haven to A. M.
= Booth to W. T. Hurst.
n' Boob to W. T. Hurst.
Y Jones to E. j. DeVane.
Fla Inv. Co. to j. L. Thomp-
| Morse to W. H. Swan.
y Rogers to c.. w. Morse.
FoFth Trust Co. to j. A.
b.
z Pipkin to Mrs. Sadie Mer-
+ Lightsey to Robt. and ]. H.
/ Mercer to Emma J. Mid
Bowden to National Bank
B Florida.
Bowden to National Bank
h Florida.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1913-12-24
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