The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-08
SAVANNAH PAPER TELLS OF OR
LANDO GIRL FOUND THERE

SAVANNAH PAPER TELLS OF OR
LANDO GIRL FOUND THERE
Mystery surrounding the identity
of the strange girl who had lost her
memory has been solved. She is Miss
Olive Taylor of Orlando. Fla, a
daughter of a prominent naval stores
merchant. Thirty minutes after The
Z Press containing the picture of Miss
Taylor was placed upon the street
Yesterday afternoon she was identi-
fed by travelling naval stores rep
resentatiye
Upon recognizing the picture the
travelling representative went to the
hospital. There he was joined by
Rev John S. Wilder, who has taken
a great deal of interest in the case.
/ Miss Taylor did not recognize the
FRIEND OF her family and after sew
eral questions were asked her and
the words naval stores used. she
Frightened up and said, naval
stores. know what that is Uncle
Lee There she stopped and
thousht for several minutes.
Uncle Lee-Cncle i.ee--naval
stores. she repeated II have heard
thos, names before
Then the travelin man whispered
to her the name of Taylor"
She exclaimed with much glee,
''Lee Taylor That is my uncle
Sht could not recall her name last
night.
Recognized Them
This morning shN was visited by
Rev John S. Wilder and a represen-
tative Of of the Press She remem-
bered both as the persons calling
upon her yesterday She realized the
picture led to her identity being es-
tahlished
A Telegram
4 telegram was received by the
authorities from her family giving
her name 1t was decided that they
would wait and see if she could re-
call it herself Several names were
called and names of different fruits
were mentioned, but at each she
would shake her head. Then it was
decided to spell the first two letters
in her name. The minister started
slowly, sayinq. "O-l The girl i'm
mediately raised herself up in bed
and cried out. "Olive, that's my
name Olive Taylor
Remembered Father
Like child with new toy she
repeated with mucn joy her name
over and over again. Then the joy
full expression faded from her face
and she asked about her father. II
know he is coming for me; so is
Brother Lee. | remember my father
and | can see him right now with a
bunch of flowers IN his hands, and
Brother Lee, he wears glasses
She named the city where her
family lives by the aid of her two
callers. who mentioned the names
of SO eral lakes about that city. She
THOUGHT little while and then said,
Orlando"
Sister Here
Tliis afternoon at O'Clock Miss
Eva Taylor saw her sister at the Sa-
vannah Hospital. She was recog-
nized by the girl, who until last
night was unidentified, and the
meeting was very joyous one.
Their father is Mr. ]. p. Taylor of
Orlando. Fla. Miss Olive Taylor
disappeared a week ago. She went
! to the business district to do some
shopping and disappeared.
Her Arrival.
! Mrs. Wallace. who represents the
/ Y. W c. A. at the Union Station
| says when the youur lady reached
savannah Monday night over the
Seaboard. she appeared in good
! spirits and when taken to the home
of Mrs See, on West Broad and
Jones streets, readily gave her name
| as Hazel Robicr She did not see the
/ girl any more until Wednesday
night when she went to the Union
| Station. II was then the girl said
she did not remember her name or
who"n She was from Mrs. Wallace
had or turned over 10 the police for