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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-02-06

v Vigil, Marcelino Leyba, Josefts
Lucero, Jose R. Lopez. Antonio
Lucero, Inocencio Lopez, Gabriel
Lopez y Abeyta, Juan Jose Leiba,
Jose Andres Medina, Victor Monte.
va, Ramon Medina, Esquipula
Martinez, Manuel A. Medina, Ma.
nuel Medina V, Daniel Martinez,
Manuel Martinez, Telesfor Martinez,
Juan R. Marrujo. Seferino Marti-
nez, Diego A. Martinez, Isidoro
Martinez, Jesusita Mascarefas,
Francisco Maestas, Jose Antonio
Martinez y Martinez, Damasia
Martinez, Perfecto Montoya, Gabino
Martinez, Manuel Medina y Vigil,
Macedonia Medina, Manuel M. y
Martinez, Jose Manuel Maestas,
Juan Martinez y Olivas, Manuel
Medina, Florentino Miera, Juan
Antonio Mondragon, Francisco Me-
dina, Praxedes de Martinez, Noises
Martinez, Cornelio Martin, Felici-
ana Martin, David Martinez, Jr.,
Severiano Martinez, Lucas Martinez,
Candelario Mascarenas, Agapito
Mares, Noberto Martinez. Juan G.
Mondragon. Encarnacion Martinez,
Juan Martin, Barbarita Montoya,
Carlos Medina, Jose Abel Ortega,
Eliseo Ortega, Eliceo Ortega, Mar
tin Ortega, Pedro A. Ortega, Jose
U. Ortega, Benidito Ortega, Salo-
mon Ortega, Rafael Ortega, Melton
Padia, Felipe Pacheco, Felipe D.
Pacheco, Lucas Pacheco, Pacomio
Pacheco, Desiderio Pacheco, Abran
Pacheco, J. R. Pacheco, Ramoncita
Pacheco, Ramon Pacheco, Justo
Pacheco. Gregorio Quintana, Juan
Quintana, Amador Romero, Pedro
N. Romero, Relies Roibal, Luis,
Romero, Librado Romero, Ricardo
Roibal, Gabriel Romero, Juan de
Dios Romero, Tomas Romero, Mar
ciso Romero, David Rodriguez,
Tranquilino Rodriguez, Apolonio
Roybal, Juan Antonio Romero, Es-
teban Romero, Jose Tomas Romero,
Juan B. Romero, Juan de Jesus Ro-
nero, Juan P. Romero, Atanasio
Romero, Pacomio Romero, Maria
Gracia Romero, Juan p. Romero y
Pacheco, JoseC. Romero, Jose Alta
nacio Romero, Benlto Romero, Be-
nito Roybal, Pedro Romero, Juan
Miguel Romero, Luciano Ramires,
Juan Augustin Sandoval, Macedo-
MO Sanchez, Francisco Sanchez,
Pedro A. Sanchez, Manuel Sanchez,
Amado Sanchez. Zacarias Sanchez,
Antonia Sena, Ramona Sanchez,
Doniciano Sena, Jose Sena, Jose
Sanchez, Juan B. Tafoya, Jose T.
Trujillo. Benito Trujlllo, La Plaza
de Las Trampas, Leopoldo Truji-
Ito, Juan N. Trujillo, Hermerigildo
Trujillo, Manuel Trujillo, FREDERICK
Trujillo, Jose B. Tafoya, Jose V.
Tafoya. Jose E. Trujillo, Nepome-
ceno Trujillo. Ramon Trujillo. Mar
cello Tafoya, Gracia Tafoya, Maxmi-
ano Tafoya, Bernardo Tafoya, Alex
andre Tafoya, Martin NJ. Vigil, Edu-
ardo Vigil, Francisco S. Velasquez,
Manuel A. Velasquez, Francisco
Vigil, Juan de Jesus Vigil,
Libradita Vigil, Eliseo Vigil, Ma
ria Manuela Velasquez, Simon Vas
quez Maria Manuela V. de Lopez,
Mauricio Velasquez, Antonio ]. We
larde, Frank Vigil, Librade Vigil, Fl
lemon Vigil, J. Filemon Vigil, Edu-
ardo Vigil y Armijo, Trinidad Vigil,
Agapito Vasquez, Victor Vigil, De-
mecio Valencia, Juan F. Vigil, Ii
borio Vigil, Ventura Vigil, Salome
Velasquez, Manuel Velasquez, Ma
nuel Vasquez, Isabel Vasquez.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-02-06
mayor sprecio de ella.

Nos es grato bacer pdblica nues
ira admiration del Sr. Montaner
tanto mas cuanto que es un repu'
blicano prominente, probando no,
sotros aside nuevo-que esta pu
blicaci6n Sc publica en- pro del pue
bio hispano americana y no de min
gun partido polftico."
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-02-06
CLEMENTINA GONZALEZ
DE La AMERICA CENTRAL
RECUPER0 LA SALUD.
LAPERUNA FUE Ell REMEDIO.

Sta. Clementina Gonzales, en- Bu. re-
ciente carta desde Cleveland Ave., No.
247, Chicago, ILL.,, dice como sigue: y
"Tome Ia Peruna porque me scntia
en- un esfado n1ny debM Era tai Ia
debHidad que no podia d0rmfr habfa
perdido ef apefito, y me senffa uuy
cansada en- Ia n1ahana.
"Probe infnidad de f6nfc0s, pero
Peruna fne Ell Inico que me siivi6,
Desp1es de haber tornado NADIA n1as
que media bofeNa me sent nlucho
nejor. Continue uSandoIa por tres
semanas, recupere ecompietamenfe mi
saIud y pude dar principle de nu<yo a
mis- esfudios, ios cuaies habia sban-
donado. No bay nadA n7sjor que I2
Peruns para forfificar ei sistema. -
Clemenfius 0onksIex.
Dirijase & The Peruna Co., de Colum.
bus, Ohio, e. U. de A. por libro instrucs
two y gratis sobre catarros.
Pida su Boticario un almanaque del
dia afortunado de Peruna, gratis.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-02-06

Gabriel Lopez y Abeyta, Juan JOS
I.eiba, Juan Miguel Romero, Lu.
ciano Ramirez, La Plaza de L.r
Trampas, Salome vasquez, Manuel
Vasquez, Isabel Vasquez, Maria Do
minguez, Maria Manuela Ortega,
Urbano Ortega, Librada Ortega
Maria Incarnation Ramires, Jose
| Quirino Tafoya, Maria Inez Rami-
rez, Casimira Ramires. Marcelino
Ramires, Juan Epimenio Tafoya,
Noberta Ramires. Antonio David
Salazar, Seferino Salazar, Marcelina
Salazar, Luis Trujillo. Maria Igna-
cia Mascarenes, Conception Salazar,
Cipriano TruIillo. Georgiana Rodri-
guez, Juan Epimenio Archibeque,
Francisco de Gonzales, Jose Domin-
guez, Santiago Dominguez, Narcisa
Dominguez, Estefana Esquibel, Juan
de Jesus Leyba, Guadalupe Tafoya,
Ulibario Salazar, Jose Victoriano
Tafoya, Refugio Armijo, Ramon Ar
milo, Jose Armijo, Isabel Burciaga,
Pelegrina Burciaga de Archuleta,
Rosa Baca, Crescencio Gonzales,
Vicente Gonzales, Ramon Leyba y
Baca, Leonides Leyba, Jose M. Ley
ba y Vernal, Ramon Leiba y Vernal,
Fernando Lopez. Agapito Lopez,
Carmel Lopez, Maria Dolores Leyba,
Felipe Montoya, Nicolas Martinez,
Pedro A Martinez, Juan Martinez,
Juan Antonio Maestas, Eulogio Me-
dina. Abran Medina, Juan D. Mar
tinez, Jose Benito Medina, Isidro
Martinez, Pablo Pacheco, Manuel
Pacheco, Juan N. Romero. Feliz
Romero, Manuel Romero. Jesus Ro.
nero, ,Severiano Romero, Abran r.
nero. Rubel Salazar. Juan Antonio
Salazar, Ramon Tafolla, Jesus ve-
larde, Ramon Tafoya;
Los herederos no conocidos de
las siguientes personas fnadas:
Juan D. Arguello, Melchor Ro-
Antonio Domineuez,
Pedro Felipe Rodriguez, Eusebio
de Leyba. Luis de Leyba, Juan
Jose Arguello, Juan Garcia. Sal
vador Baca. Ignacio Vargas, BIZ
cente Lucero, Jose de Aragon.
concesionarios originates de las
premisas.
Los herederos no copocidos de
las siguientes personas finadas:
lazar, Agueda Barela, Isabel Vargas,
Jose Miguel Vasauez, Juan Romero,
Jose Gracia Vasquez, Maria Dolores
Elfego Dominguez, Fran
cisca Dominguez, Perflia Domin-
guez, Manuel Lopez, Seferina Quin-
tana Romero;
Romualdo Cordcva, Juan Antonio
Fresquez, Juan B. Ortega, Maria
Rita Abeyta, Manuel Abeyta,
Abran Archuleta, Cayetano Arguello,
Pablo Baca, Ascencion Dominguez,
Maria Dolores Dominguez, roberta
Dominguez, Antonio Leyba, Antonio
Leyba, Catarina Leyba, Felipa Ley
ba, Fellpa Leyba. Jose DOLORES Leyba,
Juan Domingo Leyba, Pedro Leyba,
Juana Maria Lucero, Merced Luce
ro, Juan Luis Maestas, Luz Rodri-
guez, Tomasa rodriguez, rafael Sa-
Y todos los reclamantes no COMO
cidos de interes en- las premisas ad-
verso al actor.
Ustedes, y cada uno de ustedes,
son por estas notificados que la arri-
ba titulada causa, en- la cual Las
Trampas Lumber Company, una
corporation, es actor, v ustedes son
demandados, iuntamente con los
otros nombrados aquf en- esta, ha
sido comenzada y esta ahora PEN
diente encontra de ustedes, en- la
Corte de Distrito del Condado de
Taos, Estado de Muevo Mexico, ell
objeto de dicha accion siendo para
ell estado del actor y para
aquietar ell tftulo del actor eny a cier-
to trecho o cuarteron de TERRA mas
particularmente descrito como sigue,
a saber:
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-02-06
-AVISO-

EN- LA CORTE DEL DISTRlTC
DEL OCTAVE DISTRITO JU
DICIAL DEL ESTADO DE
NUEVO MEXICO, POR Ell
CONDADO DE TAOS.
Las Trampas Lumber Com
pany, una Corporation, Actores
vs.. No. $40.
Juan B. Ortega, Juan Jose Agui.
lar, Rubel Aguilar, Eulogio Aguilar,
Abelino Abeyta, Jose e. Abeyta,
Felipe Arguello, Nestora Abeyta dc
Sandoval, Julio Abeyta, Pedro Ar
guello, Juan E. Abeytia, Jose D.
Abeytia, Melton Armijo, Jesus Ar.
milo, Santiago Armiio, Narciso Ar
milo, Albinita Armijo, Antonio A.
Arguello, Benigna Abeyta. Antonio
Burciaga, Marcelina Bernal, Ma
nuel Basquez, Jose Benevidez, Ma
nuel Barela,- Antonio Cruz, Juan
Pedro Cruz, Victor Cordova, Isidoro
Cordoba, Jose Eulogio Cruz, Bartolo-
ME Chavez, Marcos Chavez, Eliceo
Casado, Jose Victor Cordova, Juan F.
Chacon, Manuel Chacon, Soledad Cor
dova, Eduardo Cruz, Natividad Cruz,
Juan Andres Cruz. Rafael Chacon,
Cipriano Dominguez, Conception
Dominguez, Sesario Dominguez,
Jose Inez Dominguez, Juan Domin-
guez, Doniciapo Duran, Lucas Do
minguez, Roman Esquibel, Mauri-
clio Esquibel, Germin Esquibel, Ra.
fael Esquibel, Cenon Esquibel, Jose
c. Fresquez, Daniel Esquibel, So
ledad Fresquez, Pillar Fresquez,
Eurgencio Fresquez, Fulgencio Fres-
quez, Manuel Fresques, Jesus Con-
zales, Matias Garcia, Jose de Garcia
+. Y Casias, Octavio Griego, Fran
cisco Gonzales, Erardo Gonzales,
Leandro Gonzales, Jose Ignacio Ga
cia y Dominguez, Manuel Gonzales,
Juan +. Gonzales, Juana M. de
Gonzales, Crestino Gonzales, Ursulo
Gonzales, Albina Gonzales, Jose
Tomas Gonzales, Delfino Gonzales,
Aoel Gallegos, Facundo Gonzales,
Faustin Garcia, Faustin Leyba,
Dolores Leyba, Maria Leonor Lu-
cero, Demecio Lucero, Gabriel Lu-
cero, Limo Lopez, Emilio Lopez,
Antonio Lopez, Camilo Lopez, Jose
l. Lopez, Miguel Lopez v Abeyta,
Florencio Lopez, Jose de Gracia Lu-
cero, Daniel Lucero, Jose Gabriel
Leyoa, Manuelita Lujan, Gabriel
Lopez, Lucas Lucero, Jose Maria
Lobato, Francisco Lopez, Vidal Lo-
pei, Simon Lopez. Camilla Lopez,
Carlos B. Lopez, Encarnacion Lo-
pei, Jesus Leyba, Ramon Leyba,
Gregorio Leyba, Leonires Leyba,
Jose R. Leyba, Eligio Leyba, Daniel
Leyba, Samuel Leyba, Seferino Ley
ba, Jose Fernandez Lopez, Jose Fer
nando Lopez, Librado Lopez, Boni-
facio Lopez, Jose E. Lopez, Jose de
Gracia Leyba, Telesfor Lopez, En-
carnacion Lopez, Gracia Leyba, Ne
mecio Lobato. Nestor Lobatc. Ma
nuel Leyba y Vigil, Epimenio Ln-
jan, Martin Lujan. Manuela Lujan
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-02-06

Cusnd0 Su ExceleDcla 6l Uooor
nsdor quiso disculparse en- una
juuta pdblica de los desaciertos y
errores de sn administration acu.
saodo de incompetencia- a ciertos
ohciales de condado que habian
obedecido con demasisda fdelidad
sus 6rdsnes, vi6 practicamente la
ps]a en- 81 ojo de dichos ofcisles
mas no aIcanz6 q yer la viga que
strsviesa el de algunos de los off,
cialss nombrados por Ell. Todo el
mundo sabe que desde que entr6 el
Alcaide actual gobernar la peni.
tenciaria han sido muchos los ru
mores que han circuIado respecto
a los abuses que SO cometian en-
dichos rumores han sido plena.
mente confrmados. Sc dijo prime.
ramente que el Alcaide McMsnus
teuia una preoileccion tan exagera.
da, en- favor de Ia economic que
la puso en- practica hasta en- el ne.
gocio de Ia asistencia y Ia dieta de
los prisioneros manteniendo estos
para bien del estado On casi CONT.
nuo y riguroso ayuno. Airmose
tambien que los prisioneros, no
siendo muy devotos de la obstinen
cia forzoaa alzaban el grito al cielo
clamando contra 10 que csifcabsn
de barbara tratsmiento y no encon-
trando ningun alivio nj remedio q
su situaci6n, Sc mantenian on esta.
do de cronica rebellion, y aprove-
chaban toda OCCASION que SO les pre-
sentaba para evadirse de ia prision.
La verdsd de este SO puso dc ina
nifesto en- las frecuentes tentativas
de evasion que tuvieron lpgar, lie
gando suceder que en- una sola
veg fueron siete los prisoneros que
empreudieron "la arrancada." No
90 sabe punto flo cuantos logra
rian gu libertad por medic de la fu.
ga porque los infcrmes ofciales no
derrsmsn luz clara y precisa sohre
Ia materia, mas es cosa averigua
da que mas de media docens SO
han escapado del todo y nadie los
ha podido atrapar nj averiguar sn
psradero. TOdos achacan este esta
do de rebellion interminente los
ayunos y vigilias involuntarias que
81 Alcaide imponis a los prisioneros
bsjo su costodia.
Lusgo vino el desenlace de la
tragedia en- 81 incendio repentino
Que estuvo orillas de destruir
completamente- -el edifcio de Ia pc
nitenciaria, y 81 hecho de que la
destruction fuera parcial y no total
Sc debe los esfu-rzos de- slgunos
de- los prisioneros que con el obje
to de slcanzsr perd6n y libertad
expusieron sus vidas combatiendo
cuerpo cuerpo el progreso de las
llamas y logrando al fin detener gu
curse. Esta bien probado que este
incendio fue obrs de algnnos de
los prisioneros que con mucha an
ticipacion tenian todo prepsrsdo
para que el incendio estallara de
noche y diera lugar la fuga de la
mayor psrte de los prisioneros y
efectusra la completa destruction
de Ia penitenciarfa. Que 81 plan
no resDltara exactamente cual es
peraban sus fragnadores fue obrs
de la casualidad, y a ella SO debe
que el edificio de la peuitenciarfa
no se convirtiera en- IN monton de
ruinssy encombros.
Ahora para mayor prueba de Ia
inefcsncia v fslts de scierto en- el
manejo de la penitenciarfa ha apa.
recido nm nuevo escandalo que po.
ne en- evidencis Ia total suseDcia dc
discipline que prevalece on dicha
institution. Hace siete amos que
.se halla ALI confnada una mujer
de color por 81 delito de compiled
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-02-06
Demandados.

A Manuel Barela, Rafael Chacon,
Lucas Dominguez, Faustin Garcia,
Antonio Lucero, Inocencio Lopez,
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-02-06

Gel Sr. Montaner contrajo ma.
trimonio On 1905 con la bella in
teligente sefiorita Mariquita Mar.
tfnez, meta del primer periodista
de Nuevo Mexico el Padre Marti
nez Q hija del fnado D. Santiago
Valdes, uno de los primeros eau.
dillos politicos en- el Territorio de
Nuevo Mexico.
"En 1911 fue electo Superinten
dente de Escuelas Pdbl;cas, Y co
mo tai ha despertado, como ndnca
antes, un entusiasmo por Ia causs
de la educscion que o]ala sirva de
estimulo en- otras secciones del Es
tsdo. Las escuelas pdblicas del
condado de Taos estan q Ia alturs
de las de cuslquier otro condado'
muchss escuelss, buenos masstros,
gran atendencia, magnifcos edit.
clos de escusla, y los mas grsndes
terminos de escuela que jamas Sc
han visto en- ese condado, son el re
sultado que ha coronado los esfuer
zos de este luchsdor que anhela ver
a Ia luventud atender los sscroa
temples del saber.
"Honor, honor eterno hombres
del corsz6n y empuie de Montaner
"Re7ista Ilustrada" de todo CO.
rsz6n felicita al compaiiero y ami,
60 por gu obra en- pro de Ia eduea
cion y le deses nuevos triumfos J
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-13
AUDITORIUM THEATRE

Auditorium Daffydill: If Count
Trianon, the French aviator, should
fly over Lakeland and try to steal
away with one of our fair damsels,
would some one POLK COUNT
in the nose?
Six all feature reels and 3 vaude-
Vile acts will be our contribution to
the show-going public tonight, our
Mutual Girl, a 1200-foot feature Of
Lakeland, a 1,OO0-foot feature Of
Orlando, 1,0O0-foot feature Of
Tampa included in the big show.
FOLLOW THE WISE ONES and see
some new reels that have never been
in Lakeland.
COOKE AND MAE
Comedy black face sketch
EDINGER AND COOK
Singing and dancing act
ARE YOU AN ELK?
A forty-five minute comedy act by
the Cooke Players
Two Shows of Vaudeville
7:3O and $50
OUR MUTUAL GIRL
The best reel of all; it's winner
anywhere
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-13
Three excellent Florida reels will

Three excellent Florida reels will
be shown at the Auditorium tonight
in addition to the regular service,
a 1900. foot feature Of Lakeland, a
1000 foot feature of Tampa and u
1000 foot feature Of Orlando. They
were all taken by the Burgat Bros.
the best camera men in the State
and their photography is as good as
any of the regular picture film COM
panies.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-13

The Palms theater has ON it's pro-
gram for Friday and saturday the
motion picture taken at the Confed-
crate reunion.
This picture will not only be
shown in Lakeland but other towns
in Florida and will be a big adver-
tisement for Lakeland and everyone
should see this picture. 1t will be
shown at the regular price of sc and
10c
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-13

and Mrs. W. R. Grower and Mrs j.
Fletcher, who received in the recep-
ton hall. The receiving line in the
parlor included Rev. and Mrs. w.
is. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l..
Skipper and Mrs. Nunnally. Invit-
ing the guests fom the parlor to the
library were the groomsmen and
ushers, the latter being Messrs.
Sammon, Hansberger, Thompson
and Chunn. Receiving in the IL
brary were the bride and groom and
1.-THE remainder of the bridal party.
From the the library the guests
were invited to the dining room by
Mrs. H. E. Memminger and Mrs.
Sullivan. Receiving in the dining
room were Mrs. M. F. Hethering-
ton and Miss Ann Cardwcll. The
guests we're served with Neapolitan
ice cream and cake by Devy of at
tractive girls, Misses Dot Bates,
Gladys Wilson, Laura Southland. Hell.
en- Conibear, Genevieve Morrow,
Gladys Lowell. Edythe Tomlinson,
Rachel Clonts and Myrtle McRae.
From the dining room the guests
were invited to the gift room by
Mrs. B. F. Wilson and Mrs. w. F.
lSneed. Receiving in this room were
Misses Margaret Southland and Ma
bel Drane. The room was complete
ly filled with handsome and costly
gifts of silver, cut glass, hand-paint-
ed china and other beautiful arti-
cles. Creating much interest and
admiration was beautiful Auto
Grand piano, a gift from the brides
parents, and a handsome suite of
. dining room furniture from the
groom's parents. The Elks Lodge,
of which the groom is prominent
member, sent a beautiful silver tea
service. These, with the countless
other lovely and expensive gifts sent
by admiring friends, attest to the
high esteem in which this popular
couple are hold.
Many beautiful gowns were noted
at the reception. especially lovely
being those worn by the mothers of
the bride and groom, Mrs. Grower
geing gowned in black lace over
I white satin, trimmed in Jet. and
Mrs. Skipper in black marquisette
over old rose satin, trimmed with
black jet and fur.
Before leaving, the guests were
invited to a cosy corner Of the south
veranda, where they were served
with delicious punch and given a
box of wedding cake. Those presid-
ling over the punch bowl were Misses
Virginia Lufsey, Genevieve Duggan,
kate Mcleod, Mildred Youngs and
Alma Bassett.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-13
FOR SALE

20 acres, 10 acres In bearing
grove, fruit included, overlooking
large lake, mile from city Of
lakeland. Should easily make ST.
500 per year for purchaser. Price II
taken at once $4,000; $4,000 cash,
balance time. A good bargain.
We have groves and truck proper
ties also for less. Lake Region Land
Co., Lakeland, Fla, opposite Kibler
Hotel. 3404
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-13
SAM DID IT
A comedy scream
HER AWAKENING
A thrilling two reel feature
LAKELAND ROMANCE


1900 foot feature Of our own little
city. See the thrilling auto ride
around Lake Hollingsworth. the
rescue scene at Lake Morton, the
Boy Scouts whom the Confederate
Veterans praised SO highly.
TAMPA EVENTS
1000 foot feature of Tampa, show
ing the Shriners' coronation, the
Ybor City baseball club in action,
Tampa's famous Tango dancers and
female impersonator.
ORLANDO
A 1000 foot feature of our neighbor.
A pretty story, plenty OF action
Doors open at 600.
Vaudeville at 7:30 and $50 .
Two Shows Tonight.
Tomorrow
Special Matinee at 3 O'Clock
6 reels and vaudeville
FOLLOW THE WISE ONES
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-13
Y. Il. AUSTIN

4. Austin died at her
Parker street, at 10
light, after a long ILL
ulosis. Deceased had
lining health for some
the past six months
ned to her bed.
was 80 years of ago.
y of many admirable
which had endeared
circle of friends, to
brings profound
will take place at thu
fch tomorrow at II
neral discourse being
the Rev. c. C. Red
mains will be shipped
me in Tennessee to be
led husband and two
Pre- left to mourn the
ted wife and mother,
sympathy of a host
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-11-13
In Society
SKIPPER Wedding
A Brilliant Social Event

A more brilliant wedding was new
er consummated in Lakeland than
that which occurred last night at
the First Methodist church when
Mr.. Roscoe Nunnally Skipper and
Miss Suella Grower were united in
the holy bonds of W edlock, Rev. w.
s. Patterson, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church performing the
ceremony, assisted by Rev. j. b.
Ley, pastor of the Methodist church.
The church, which is ideally con-
structed for such an affair, was
, deliberately decorated for the occa-
sion, the chancel being banked with
ferns and palms, while the chancel
rail was beautifully interlaced with
pink coral vine. The choir loft
was completely hidden from view
with training vines, which Lad bceu
REALISTICALLY arranged and which ex-
tended from the floor of the chancel
to the ceiling. Marble stands had
been placed at various points among
the ferns and on these rested can
delabra, whose shining tapers added
to the scene beautiful and impress
sive touch.
Preceding the wedding ceremony
a musical program, appropriate tt
the occasion, was rendered, Mrs. S.
r.. Fletcher at the piano. The first
number was violin selection giver
by Mr.. Brady "Homoresque'
lADvorak), which was followed b,
For You Alone beautifully sun.
by Miss Ann Cardwell. Mr.. j. C,
Mclean, formerly of Lakeland bu
now of Tampa, sang Until
(D'Hsrdelot). his splendid voic,
bringing JOY to the hearts of all VIII,
heard him, so beautifully did b.
sing. Mr.. Brady gave another vic
lin number, "To Wild Rose" (Mc
DowalD, which he rendered in fault
less style and which was follows
by vocal number given by Mis-
Cardwell, 81 Know a Lovely Gar
den" (D'Hardelot). The program
closed with believe Me If All Thos
Endearing Young Charms" (Moore)
sung by Mr.. Mclean.
The opening bars of Mendells
sohn's wedding march announce
the entrance of the bridal party
The bridesmaids and groomsme
came first, Miss Vera McRae enter
ling from the left door, being joine
at the altar by Mr.. TRULY O'Steer
who entered from the right aisle
Miss Josephine Drane entered fro,
the right and was met by Mr.. MOI
gan Grower; Miss Marie Smit
came next and was joined by Mr.
Milton Skipper, being followed b
Miss Ruth Skipper, who entere
from the right being Joined at tn
altar by Mr.. Cecil Pillans. Each {
the bridesmaids was gowned
pink chiffon over pink charmeus
made lace cape effect, and carrie
shower boquets of pink Killarne
roses.
Following the bridesmaids IN
groomsmen came the groom and h
best man, Mr.. Ned Skipper, VIII
} slowly entered from the right aisle
When they had reached the alta
, the maid of honor, Miss Mar
Grower, entered, wearing a beaut
full creation of white brocaded velv'
} chiffon over pink charmeuse with FL
trimmings. Next came the daint
, little flower girl, Ruth Bryan, In
white lace dress over pink, wh
scattered rose petals in the path
the lovely bride, who entered on tn
arm of her father, DR.. w. R. Groo'