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Evening star., 1915-09-24
No Statute to Cover Case.

The war correspondent has already
explained that he had not consciously
Inisused the American passport. and he
will have an opportunity to say this
direct to the Secretary of State or the
acting secretary as soon as the depart
ment received all copies of the docu-
mentS taken from Mr.. Archibald.
The Department of Justice, meantime,
has been endeavoring to find statute
covering the Archibald incident, but
officials today said there had been
scarcely any success in their labors.
State Department officials said they had
found no precedents to act upon in the
case. giving rise to the opinion that no
action could be taken. The best that
can be done. probably. will be a recon-
mendation to Congress for statute to
cover future cases.
Evening star., 1915-09-24

Novelty Ties and HOW.
of silk and crepe de chine,
velvet bands, with rhine
stone buckles; also floral
n''el''eS'
sc Boud0ir Caps, Zlc
Boudoir Caps, OF dainty
fowered voiie, trimmed
with ribbon bows, IN pms
blue and lavender.
Q. 6 var .cea IILr
| Pure Linen Torchon
nares; ts,mminS wiae aca rfs m'dsns cnr;a ins Isr
iir1er,e etc
L WOmcn'S Soc and 69c
| lI.1..u>.. 1Sc
| women's M erode"
| l,ss.-weiGn' sher,s WitS high Snuel"sa neck and
| lona sleeves. high neck and
/ short sleeves. low neck
l and sleeveless: knee-iength
pants, lace trimmed or
| siEe..ANee sIEes. ''' N
| uy.....,.
| W WViaSh .
/ &c Vests, lZIsc
/ women's "Cunfy" Cut
/ Vests, low neck and
/ sleeveless; silk taped neck
| siirbtlr sna ai"s imnerfeet' e % ~
| ,.f..4s.
1 A"
2Sc Stockings, IEL2c
/ Infants Fiber SILK Stock
l ings. seamless foot, doa-
nnd ale colers. ssei a'" w.
1
l WOmcH'S
/ vee Hose RILc
| Css.HtI,.o
seamless foot, double sole,
FAST fast Ida IiaeS Io.; only. ip''' ~ -
|
| Children'S
lSJeecioo 0arments- 20
children's l,'annelctte
Ssepins osIh,s. i,, - Ss M,,.h
ed stripes: M VIII, anu =, "itu IN
/ out feet' Sizes : 10 l"
l years.
l clnl.-,.
/ S"iigles
/ Drawers waists, lZc
| ..s Sh',a.Gn,s Ms,a,s Mas,in Wsth s,ss ss1tsr
attachments and taped
buttons Sizes 4 to II years.
/ W0men'S aprons, Z6c
raio% MUntH Aprons sAf pocket and
Eimono sleeves; full cut
| sizes.
/
| W0men'S
| >vnlga.. Magmtgoc~ms' crsns aS S;s,,.
COWS fine giiality: in
llue oaly: full cut sizes.
>,.o
MenS trousers, SI.~
ers. good quality mate,
rials; neat neat stripes ~; aGn "a
| a ians. % So. % tn a.
l WaI,,ns Worth 90 ~ and
/ e. IN ~
wen en-, : =. sie >, Su,,s' ,sn.s sStt4 W1'
| =, maj nj ~, ~. Vi rnrn cassi
VI III -oIaS.. .;zss IA
| ~, 81 "
| Rave, {, Pants koc
80,
~ ..n1'. p.nt..
uso! nu,csIlooSa ~, aiee.. i.
sizes s to IL years.
l Rnve,
~y
Rows iIsie Web sus,
penders, sliding buckle and
kid lea ther trimmings.
|
.oc s. ,rc Ss;-.. II.
'"H "a |Se Sn, %, S0e
10 Soss ;e1span! y. sn,r.s, ..an,
Iknt am uarA pa' '..Ius' @
urs.
11IL- co<<o. ,,/-
tcZ3e SoIsvm' Le
droscossin Cotton, free
from afeSS'ns'
Soc Sheets. 3Sc
5ixia Seamless Blescb.
| sn snd sses.S' sots for single beds
|
l 70c Sheets. SSc
| sl,O Seamless Rleacb.
ed Sheets. double'eed size
l Sl.M Spreads. &c
l fro.het Rod Sn,c ,ds
donble-IeJ ,ize. IN Mar.
se'iies designs.
z0c pillOwcaSeS ISc
,,,2s pIaacha5 I,i,Iow
Gases; eases; large size' extra
/
1 Sc Gin1hAmS. SSLc
STANDARD Anron Ginr-
Evening star., 1915-09-24
IN FAVOR OF CLOTURE,
BUT NOT EXTRA SESSION
Senator Salisbury. in Calling at the
White House. Gives His Opinion.
Praises Yuan Shi Kai.

Senator salisbury of Delaware. who
has just returned from a long trip
through the far east with Mrs Sauls-
bury, called at the White House today
for a few minutes. Il favor cloture in
the Senate, but l do not believe an ex-
ira session would be advisable" said
the Delaware senator.
Senator salisbury was greatly inter-
ested in events in the far east. He
paid high tribute to Yuan Shi kai. the
President of China. and when asked
about the movement for a monarchy in
that country said: Il think the people
of China have such confidence in Yuan
Shi kai that if he wishes to proclaim
himself monarch or anything else they
will be satisfied so long as he tries to
establish respect for China among the
nations of the world
Evening star., 1915-09-24
Says japan Wishes Peace.

Regarding the sentiment in Japan to-
ward the United States, Senator Sauls-
bury said; II have overcome the no.
tion l once had that Japan wants to
fight the United States. The officials
and people there seem to wish peace.
They do become bitter, however, over
racial discrimination such as was Gre
ated by the California legislature.
Business in Japan is not as good as
everybody there would like. The Chi
nese, despite all efforts of Japan to the
contrary. have instituted q serious boy
cott against Japanese goods. Visitors
to Japan. too, have been mighty scarce
in the last year. and millions of dol
lars have been lost this year"
Evening star., 1915-09-24
8 1xeI@S ['!!e y! !&M E!Q .

30-inch White Plisse
Crepe, a soft finish
quality for making under
garments.
l9c White
Rice Cloth, 9s4c
4O-inch White Cheek Rice
Cloth. with the new
seed dash weave.
19c Cannon
Cloth, PIC
34-inch White Cannon
Cloth, heavy linen-finish
quality.
89c Taffeta Silk, Csc
36-inch Black Chiffon
Taffeta Silk. 4 soft finish
grade, guaranteed to wear.
81 Peau de Cygne, 69e
36-inch Black Pean de
Cygne, extra heavy grade,
rich satin face finish.
Sl.50 Charmeuse, CSC
4O-inch Colored Satin
Charmeuse. heavy firm
woven grade. rich satin
face all silk quality, in
a large assortment Il
street and evening shades.
SC Starch, z for &c
Two Regular sc Pack
ages Of Argo Gloss Starch.
SC Sardines, z for &c
Two Regular &c Cans Of
Sardines. packed in oil.
SC Milk, 2 for &c
Two Regular 5c Cans Of
Van Camps Eraporated
Milk.
l0c Salmon, 2 for I5c
Two Regular 10c Tall
Caus Of Salmon.
l5c Tea, lOc
Regular lJc Packages Gf
House Of Lords Tea; one
quarter pound each.
SOC Tea Kettles, l9c
Enameled Tea Kettles,
ten-pint size.
Jelly Turnblers,
&c dozen
I.arge-size Crystal Glass
Jelly Tnmblers, with tin
tops.
SOC Umbrella Jars, 19c
Heavy Metal Japanned
Umbrella Jars, neat deco
ratlons.
7Sc Alarm Clocks, Soc
Nickel plated Alar
Clocks, every one auaran-
ted: American make.
z9c Bro0ms, l9c
Extra Quality Five
string Carpet Brooms:
strongly made. None
deiiyered.l
Fruit Jars, sc dozen
Il z Seal Fruit Jars.
with glass tops: easiest
and safest: quart size:
with rubbers; one dozen in
box.
12Ize Corset
Covers, &c
Stamped Corset Covers,
two-piece slipover style;
simple designs.
tArt Dept.)
39c Nightgowns, z3c
st mpe Nightgouns.
pretty patterns: god
quality material.
art Dept.)
l5c Towels, lOc
Stamped Turkish Guest
Towels; pink and blue
borders.
3Sc Table Damask, I9c
8G-inch Merrerizc,l Sat
in Table Damask, fye neat
patterns.
Huck Towels, Sc
Hemmrd Hu"k Towels.
fast color red borders:
size 17x32 inches.
Limit. six TO buyer.l
&c Crash, 3z.c
Bleached Twill Cotton
Crash, mill lengths.
Mems lzLzc Hose, 7c
Mems Black Maco Cot
ton Half Hose. double re-
inforced Leel aud toe.
Mems 3oc and
SOC Caps, I9c
Mems Golf Caps. fall
weight; all-wool mate
riais.
Mems 75c Shirts, 39c
Mems Neglige Shirts, of
good quality Harmony per-
Gale. laundered cuffs:
strictly perfect.
69c Serge, 49c
50-inch Storm Serge.
close twill quality, in
black and navy blue.
Sl.0o Poplin, 49c
4O-inch Silk and Wool
Poplin, high lustr0us
quality, in cream color
only.
lOc Shaker
Flannel, SIC
2T-ineh Bleached Shak-
er Flannel. heavy fleeced
quality.
Isc Toilet Soap, SC
Regular 10c Cakes OF
Physicians aud Surgeons
Toilet Soap.
z5c Poplins, 15c
27-inch Silk Embroidered
Poplins. yarn mercerized:
in navy blue, codet and
black,
Evening star., 1915-09-24
25c and sec
Nerkwear 10c

Novelty Ties and Bews.
of silk and crepe de chine,
velvet bands. with rhine
stone buckles; also floral
novelties.
Evening star., 1915-09-24
Infants

z5c Stockings, 12Iac
Infants Fiber Silk Stock
ings, seamless foot, doa-
BILE heel and toe; black
and col0rs.
Evening star., 1915-09-24
Children's
ISIeeping Garments, 29c

Chiidren's i'iannelctte
Sleeping Garments. assori-
ed stripes: with and with
out feet; sizes 2 to 10
years.
Evening star., 1915-09-24

Extra h cav e light
fancy cassimeres, tweeds
and cheviots, in a large va
riety of new and service
able dark patterns. Good
heavy weights, in the la
test models, with Balkan
patch pockets. stitched-on
belt, form fitting coats and
full shaped and full seated
knickerbocker trousers. All
seams taped. Large selec-
ton Of splendid styles.
Evening star., 1915-09-24

Makers Samples and Surplus
Lots of
Evening star., 1915-09-24
Women's soc and 69
Underwear, 3Sc

Underwear, 35c
Women's M 70 d G"
Light-weight Underwear.
shirts with high neck ard
long sleeves, high neck and
short sleeves. low neck
and sleeveless: knee-iength
pants. lace trimmed or
tight-knee styles. Odd
sizes.
Evening star., 1915-09-24

underWear. BOYS ana I1rIs Or1oit
Suits, of medium meight. low neck
and sleeveless, good elastic quail
ity and perfect fitting.
Some sizes are missing and that's
why we've reduced these regular
sec and 75c grades to S5c suit.
Women's Galxe Lisle Vests, low
necks and sleeveless; hand crochet
yokes: also silk Isle vests. round
or V-shaped necks, silk ~
taped; regular sizes only. ~
Sold regularly at ESQ each
Wonen's Gauze Lisle Vests, low
neck and sleeveless, low neck and
short sleeves; silk taped
neck and arms; out ~
sizes only. Regular soc SC
Evening star., 1915-09-24

Heavy Winter Weight
School Suits. of good, serv-
iceable quality materials,
such as fancy cheviots and
cassimeres. in all sorts of
neat. desirable dark pat
terms of brown. gray. tan
and other colors. in two
tone effects. Different
models. in Norfolk coats.
All with two pairs OF full
lined knickerbockAr trous-
ers. Sizes 8 to IL years.
Evening star., 1915-09-24

WOmenS
2Sc Vests, 1z1.c
Women's "Culnfy" Cut
Vests, low neck and
sleeveless; silk tapcd neck
and arms: fine ribbed Isle;
slightly imperfect.
Evening star., 1915-09-24

WOmen's Fiber
SILK Stockings.
seamless foot, dou-
BILE sole, high
spliced heel and
toe; garter tops:
sass s'ss4 SOC
only.
Evening star., 1915-09-24
39c Boudoir Caps, 21c

Boudoir Caps, Of dainty
fiowered voile, trimmed
with ribbon bows. In pink,
blue and lavender.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-19
Peninsular Telephone Co. To
Begin Extensive Improvements
Within Next Thirty DAYS
GERMANY WANTS
FLORIDA PHOSPHATES

Washington, Jan. 19.-Under the
caption, Florida Phosphates Are
Wanted" the Department of Com
merce publishes the following cable
gram from the American consulate
general at Berlin, Germany:
"Metall Gesellschaft, Frankfort on
Main, are restarting the import of
Florida pho pilates into Germany.
They can not purchase space on
American ships and desire to make
arrangements with cotton interests
shipping from Southern ports, so
that phosphates can be loaded at
Fernandina, Tampa and other South
ern ports. High freight rates will be
paid. Commenting on this cabled
dispatch, the Department of Com :.
mercc says:
Shipments of phosphate from the
United States have been about one
and fourth million tons, worth
about S9,000,000 annually, the e1-
portation being about half of the
yearly production. Germany's pur-
chases We're about one third of the
total export :"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-19
THREE THOUSAND TO RESUME
WORK ON THE B. AND O.

baltimore, Jan. 10. The Balti
more and Ohio announces that its
shops at Mt. Glare. Baltimore, will
be open in the next few days. They
will give employment to 1900 me
chanicS and laborcrs. who were
turned off pending the action of the
interstate commerce commission on
the eastern rates case. President
Daniel Willard makes an cncourag
ing forecast on business for the com :
ing year in his annual message to
employees.
- feel" reads the statement by
willard, that the outlook for
the year is distinctly encouraging.
We have reached the bottom so far
as declining is concerned. "The
findings and suggestions made by
the commission in the recent rate
case fully Justify a feeling of opti d.
mism. 1t can hardly be expected
that this country can be normal
while the war is going on in Europe.
But even SO, l hope that we will
soon be able to increase the forces
in the shops and maintenance de-
partments moro generally, and
think that all may fairly expect con-
ditions gradually to change for the
better
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-19
KEY WEST TO HAVE
GREAT BIOLOGICAL STATION

Kcy West, Jan. 10 H. L.. Cook
well known engineer, who was for
a number Of year connected with
The work Of the Florida East Coast
vtension, is now in the city max j..
Ing preliminary surveys and prepar
ing TO start the drad ,ing operations
for the basin of the tiological sta i.
tion. As soon as the dredge, ono Of
the large ones of the Florida East
Coast Railway Co., arrives here. the
work OF dredging out the channel
will be started, and as soon as the
channel is completed, the basin, to
be constructed of sufficient dimen-
SONS 10 permit a vessel the size of
the Fish Hawk turning around. will
be started.
According to the plans, it win be
but a short time after the dredging
operations are started. when actual
work on the building will begin, and
by the first Of the next touring sea-
son there will be situated on Key
West one of the most entertaining
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-19
WOMEN'S CLUBS TO BOOST
FLORIDA ROAD MOVEMENT

jacksonville, Jan 10. What is
considered by the officer of the
Florida State Good Ro3ns .tssocia :
tion to be one of the rlost imuor'ant
steps vet taken in Tho good roads
movement in this Stat was accom-
plished at joint meeting Of the
ways and means committee anri the
finance committee of hn association
yesterday morning. Mrs O. Bromwell
of Live Oak, chairman of the good
roads committee of the Florida Fed :
Grafton of Women's Clubs, who was
present at this session by special in
vitation. was appointed special rep
resentativc Of the association to tour
the State TO interest every woman :
club in Florida in the goou roads
.hovement and especially in the eff :
fort to secure adequate legislation
and the establishment of State
highway department. j p. Clark
son, secretary of the association, was
also selected to take charge of the
Headquarters in Jacksonville, while
Charles + Foote, the special agent
of the association in its educational
campaign, is to tour the State and
lecture on the movement through
out Florid
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-19
GEORGIA SHIPPING
BACON TO CHICAGO

Moultric, Ga , Jan 10. Carry
ing coal to Newcastle is an old story.
Shipping meat to Chicago is a new
one, A solid carload of salt bellies
left the Moultric Packing house yes
tcrday consigned to big establish
ment in the Windy City and there is
promise of more to follow. And
Moultrie did not ship meat to Chi
cago because she had to, but because
the price offered in Chicago was bet
ter than could he had in Georgia
1t Is perhaps the first time in the
history of Georgia that a car of
cured meat has been shipped to Chi :
cagO. 1t was fine car of meat and
whether Chicago eats II or later
ships it back to Georgia somebody
will got some mighty good seasonin q
for salad out of that 10000 pounds
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-19
)FHCIALS FROM PHILADELPHIA
ARE IN THE CITY LOOKING
OVER THEIR HOLDINGS: PLANT
TO BE IN OPERATION IN LESS
THAN Is MONTHS

oflcials of the Lakeland Gas Co.
ame mp today from Tampa to look
yer their holdings here, those in the
|arty being President John Gribbel,
Ice President and Treasurer n. J
toi'lns, of Philadelphia: Mr.. Rosco
e'tles, manager and secretarv. Of
anna and Mr.. J. D. Shattuck. on !.
fneer.
lhe'e gentlemen state that mater
Is already on the road for their
pant which Is to he a steel struc :
pre- Of tho most modern type and
hich will take about FIVE months to
'ld The actual work on tho plant
" heoin in about two weeks, ~
l'h time the foundations will he
and other preliminary york
arl'' MANAGER Nettles stated that
'Ss han fifteen months tho en-
w. will he comrlcted. and
.fod will he ahln N boast o.
y the finest and most ur TO-
rs nlants in the state IN as
= ny town whose value is h7rd
estimate
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-19
Work On The Lakeland
Gas Plant To Start
Within Next Two Weeks
MISSISSIPPI co. LANDS
IMMENSE BRITISH ORDER

Hattiesburg, Miss, IAN 10
The first installment Of the ia,NC0, =
600 feet of lumber 10 be used BY the
railways of the British empire will
be furnished by the j i Newman
Lumber Co., of liattie9hurG
This official information was re
ceiyed by officials Of the company in
London, having charge of letting the
contract. The amount of money TO
be received for the timber was not
stated at the local offices Tne first
portion OF the big cohtract calls for
q 00G 900 feet. however. II will be
supplied from the forests Of Forrest
conntv. The NewmPa company has
hopcs Of landing the entire contract
for the required c9,oou.ooo feet II
probably will be several days y"t he
sare announcements concernin- the
remaining installmonts will he made
from London Work of flIins THIS
big order will he started Immediate
lv I, was announced today that il
veuJd take Hnt sh5r' ti'as 70 get
ont m, rl'l amount Nfh IN 'ae
frsr al,nh .l 'ar oa'y
t.+h..l mas ry
.Ha. r,. 7-Iesr Fl -.G
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-19
FEMALE MASONIC FRAUD

Dothan, Ala. Jan 19.-Just one
year ago. w. c. Strickland, of this
city. was awakened at an early hour
one morhing by an elderly woman,
who knocked at the door of his
home. Mr.. Strickland listened to a
tale of woe and unusual misfortune
from the woman. She told him her
son was conductor on a train. and
that he was Mason, and that She
was a member of the Eastern Star.
She explained that she lost her East
crn Star pin on the train, along
with her purse and other valuables
She asked for a lift financially. Mr..
Strickland told her that he had no
money at the time, but that If she
would wait for him down town. he
would sec that her case was invcsti :
gated. and If there wns no fraud that
hcr transportation to some point
would b. provided When Mr..
Strickland reached town, ha waited
COR the women. bur in vain She
never appeared 10 have her case IN i.
vc ti@atcd Vow hero i where thn
ncws as well warning to al Ma
sons, enters tho story stcrday
tho same woman went ~ N-r. Stricli
lands store. called him aside and
J CURED ont The same hard luc1; story.
he SAYS Mr. Strickland SAYS he
her a once. and toll Eor
of the former episode She thcn
beased him not to tell the officers.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-19
LINES TO BE PLACED UNDER.
GROUND AND COMMON BAT.
Terry SYSTEM INSTALLED; Es-
INMATES NOW BEING MADE ON
WORK; IMPROVEMENTS TO
RUN BETWEEN $4,000 AND
$4,000.

The Peninsular Telephone Com
pany will be"in active operations
within the next thirty days on the
work of installing all of their lines
underground and also putting in the
common battery system, whereby
central is reached by disconnecting
the receiver instead of ringing, as
at present.
Looking to this end, Jno. +.
Vaughan, superintendent of con-
struction, Of Tampa, was in Lake.
land today going over the ground
with Superintendent Leonard. re-
ceiving estimates and otherwise GET
ting matters n shape so that active
work may tart within the NEXT
month.
The improvements contemplated
rom. ient an outlay Of between $Sn.-
.ooo - / $4,000, and when COM
plct ! = atre Lakeland the very
best telt nnc service obtain lie. In
the lay the In 1t viii not be
necessary make evrar1tors e-,cept
in the al In tis business dis
trict all co. are laid before
tho paving sn.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-19
LAWYERS GOVERNMENT
GRIP BROKEN

Harrisburg, Pa, Jan. 10 = With
the induction into Office today of
Frank b McClain, a cattle dealer of
Lancaster. as lieutenant governor,
and Governor Brumbaugh. the law
yers monopoly on the State officials
will be broken for the first tine
since the war. If Robert McAfce is
not succeeded by an attorney in the
pardon board, there will he no at :
torney as a member. This may he
OF advantage as the board is TO his. /.
pense Justice and law.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-19
FLORIDIANS JOIN IN APPEAL

Washington, Jan. "a man
moth petition signed by about 1900
citizens Of Florida asking that the
government purchase onticellc. the
home of Thomas jefferson, has been
placed on exhibition along with sim
liar petitions from other States in a
room in the Senate Office building
by Mrs. Martin w. Littleton, Of
New York, the chief advocate of this
congressional action.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-19
NARINEs FOR PENSACOLA

'a'f7arFille. Jan. II -Tiorid7
T@ her share of tho INIT !
marines who served at Vera
" aNd are now being distributed
III me camp at League Island,
Failadelphia. throughout he
'lrv mostly In the South Two
1 'Nios OF one hundred and fifty
'!nss we're BROUGHT to the city on
,uaV by the Merchants and Min
iransportation Co.'S steamship
'aSen to Pensacola Monday
Il, n a special train over the
yard Air Line Railway. One
ued and TWENTY-FIVE more are
.ed to arrive in the same way
:, sunday, to be taken from here
H Orleans by the seaboard Air
ne Railway.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-19
INDIANA MERCHANTS

indianapolis, Jan. 19.-Over
1900 retail merchants met here in
annual session today. Experts viii
elucidate to them the federal reserve
banking system, retail efficiency. and
expert advertising. They will be ad .
dressed by the governor and mayor
and later will call upon the legisla-
ure in a body tor the purpose of
making their influence felt in needed
legislation In their behalf.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-19
10 Shot, One Dead
In Battle Between
Police Ard Strikers
By Associated Press

Roosevelt. y J., Jan. 10
rtsea men were shot, one being
r,o-rallr wounded, in a pitched bat
tie hare today between 250 striking
1sborsrs and fifty deputy sheriffs at
tho American Agricultural and
Chemical Co.'S plant.
strike leaders asserted that nine
teen we're shot but only one was
dead. IL, -
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-19
AGE WON'T BAR HIM

Washington. Jan. 19--Notwith .
standing his II years of age, DR..
McKinstry will be appointed post
master of Gainesville, the home town
of Representative Frank Clark. This
is a straight inside tip. Some diff
rulties have yet to be ironed out, bu
the appointment will come through
in due time, Representative Clark
friends say.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-19
British Refuse To Allow
Ship Of American Registry
To Proceed To Rotterdam
ny As oclnted prass J

WASHINGTON, Jan. -. The State
Department was notified today from
London that the British government
will not consent to allow the steam :
er Dac.a, recently tran fcrrcd from
German to American registry to
proceed to Rotterdam under safe
conduct with a cargo of cotton
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-19
RIVERS AND HARBORS
MAY BE PASSED
BEFORE NIGHT
(By Associated Press

Washington, Jan. 19.-Demo- :
cratic LcaderUnderwood today urged
the majority members to maintain a
quorum SO the rivers and harbors
bill could be passed by night. He
declared that the last thing the peo =
pie wanted was an extra session of
Congress.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-19

institutions. espcci .4v 70 students OF
sea life in the United states.
Thousands of visitors viii come
every year to view the many sights,
and aside from the great scientific
value 10 the government, the biolog-
ical station will afford an epportun-
ity of showing to the people all over
this and foreign counties that the
waters adjacent to Key West are
teeming with more varieties Of fish
than any other waters In the world,
go per cent Of which can be caught
in unlimited numbers, and all Of
which are edible.