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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
BOARD OF TRADE ELEC-
TON TONIGHT

The annual meeting of the Lake
land Board OF Trade will be held at
the City lIall tonight (Friday ev
eningl at $50, to hear reports and
to elect officers for the ensuing year.
The constitution provides that the
polls be open for one hour and, for
the convenience of those who may
desire to meet other engagements
the same evening, the Board has or !
dered the polls to ne opened prompt
ly at 1880 or as soon thereafter as
VA quorum is present. If the quorum
|of thirty members, required by the
|constitution, is present at that hour.
the polls will at once be declared
open and members can cast their
ballot and leave as soon thereafter
as they may desire. Members are,
therefore, requested to meet prompt
ly at 1880.
A. J. HOLWORTHY,
Secretary.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
Philathea Class
Formally Qrganize

The initial meeting Of the Phila
thea Class OF the First Baptist
church met at Mrs. Flannegan S
home on Florida avenue.
The following officers were elect
ed tor the ensuing term:
President-Miss Jewel Swindell.
Vice President-Miss Ellie Bras .
sell.
reasurer-Lucerne Carlton.
Secretary Mary simmons.
Corresponding Secretary-Miss
Helen Lange.
fress reporter Miss Frances
Brusle.
Assistant Rosalie Swim
dell.
Committees were elected as fol ).
lows:
Membership Committee Miss Nan.
ME Fletcher (chairman), Miss Annie
Ellis, Miss Bessie Bryant and Miss
Mary Simmons.
Social Committee-Miss Lurenc
Pilians tchairman), Miss Frances
Straw, Miss Media Moods and Bessie
Tcmpleton.
Relief tommittec-M ISIS Lucerne
Carlton chairman, Miss Frances
Brusie. Miss Lille May Robinson
aud Lottle Bryan
Volunteer Committee Miss Ellie
Brassell G hairman), Miss Nelna
Elliott and Miss Rose Davis.
Future meeting viii be held the
first "Wednesday in each month.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
woman S Club Witnessed
Bread Demonstration


The regular meeting of tho Won
an club of Lakeland, was held ~
the Club House yesterday afternoon
az Tue usuai hour. 1t being guest
DAY the roll call was omitted and
the minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
Mrs, Geo. NJ. Wright, president
then presented Mrs. U. w. Jyer-
sen' chairman of home economies
department, who told of specia,
meeting held yesterday mornins
when Miss Wells of Woman's col
leSe OF Tallahassee, gave demon
stratlon in domestic science before
the senior class of Lakeland high
school no had been invited TO meet
her at the Club House. She dem
onstrated the making of mullins, an
lple tea cake with orange sauce and
guava pie. a pleasant and profit
able tine was had and the girls
showed their interest by their MANY
questions. Mrs. lycrscn then pre-
sented Miss Wells, as the club guest
OF the afternoon and ,he proceeded
to demonstrate the making Of quick
bread, which was made and baked
in one hour and a half. She ex.
planned the difference between the
spring wheat and winter wheat for
breads, and the use of the greater
quantity of yeast for quick bread.
While the bread was left to raise
Miss Nerda Thompson told of the
work of the girls of her canning
clubs and the co operation of thr
educational forces of this county to
help make her work the great sue :
cess il has become Her -irlS in a
little more than a month put up
6,19i cans Of vegetables She has
twenty five Gamers in use, The
saving of the guavas which 90 TO
waste in the summer is perhaps her
greatest work. She told of the or
gani2ation of club at Davenport
last week with the -chool teacher as
n member of the club, also OF her
visits to the girls at Homeland,
and her prize pupil, Floy Brown,
whose varieties Of canned goods may
he seen daily in the window OF Mr..
Iyersen's office in the Ba'sott block
and of a visit to Frostproof, where
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
LAST NIGHT AL
EED TO HAVE BEEN OF
MCENDIARY ORIGIN

hre alarm, turned in from
] about 8 o'clock last night,
he department to the neigh
O OF Lake Parker, where the
OF Mr.. c. P. Barker was
pa names. Being out of the
district. the firemen could do
; but assist the family in re
their household goods, only
! of bedroom furniture being
The house. which contained
if rooms. was a complete loss.
Darker states that the house
on lire, as he had heard
PS near the house twice be
discovered the fire, and when
gone out to sarch for the
Is he could hear them run
lay IN the darkness. Tie de
ne rear of the house must
" thoroughly saturated with
E hre had gained good head
" ne first discovered it. He
~ insurance on his house
gus the furniture in three
HS destroyed. 1t is under
me house was uninsured
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
Officers Installed By
Lakeland Chapter
%, RIA. MaSonS

A large attendance witnessed the
installation of the following officers
of the Royal Arch Masons at Ma
sonic Temple, last evening, and the
enthusiasm displayed will undoubt
eddy give the Chapter splendid
years work. The following officers
were installed:
High Priest-P. &. Haynes.
klng-C. l.. Willoughby.
Scribe-E. r. Stetler.
Secretary F. Driscoll.
Treasurer-H. L. Swatts.
Capt. Host-W Guy Wilson.
Sojourner-H. f. Memmineer.
ROYAL Arch Captain- X. L. RATIO
Master Third Veil a. u. Leon .
ard
Master Second Neil-J. l.. Tar
llwski
Master First Veil Jno Patterson.
Sentinel-W. l.. Finger.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
Fire Departments
Work Appreciated
By Sloan & McRae

The following correspondence be
tween the owners of the Sloan Nc
Rae building and the fire depart
ment is of interest:
Lakeland, Jan. s, 1915.
Mr.. B. F. Driscoll,
Chief of Vol. Fire Dept.
Dear Mr.. Driscoll-We wish to
thank you. and through you the
members of your company, as well
as other citizens who aided in ex
tinguiShing fire in our warehouse
occupied by the Wilson Hardware
Co.. on Wednesday evening for your
very prompt and effective work. We
have often remarked on the exceed
inely prompt response of the fire
boys to every alarm, showing not
only a commendable spirit on the
part of all members of your com
pany. but especially close and intel
ligent care on the part OF those of
you in charge of the fire station
We hand YOU herewith Il check for
$50. as a small evidence Of our ap
probation. Yours truly.
ID. II. SLOAN
w. ID. McRAE.
Lakeland Ian. \. lal5.
To Messrs u. II. Sloan. W. u. Nc
Rae, Wilson Hardware Co:
Gentlemen We. the members of
the Lakeland fire department, find
ourselves unable At this time to eN
press our extreme gratitude. and tho
surprise you have given us. We
have at all times had he intere> t
OF our citizens, the merchants and
taxpayer at heart. and your token
has but added deep appreciation on
the part of all of us to the fact that
every citizen has the confidence that
no matter if it be in the busy hours
of day Or the wee small hours of the
morning, their property and inter
ests are always at heart in each
, member of the fire department.
May the good feeling, as expressed
by your letter, and former compli
ments by others in the past as wei
as the support we have had from
time to time through the Evening
Telegram. be continued, and ma,
the IDEAL, which the firemen Of
Lakeland are aspiring to, place oul
city within the very near future, on
level with any city in Florida, and
hasten our town as the first inland
city to have first class insurance
rating.
Again thanking you, the citizens
and public at large, for your hearty
approval Of our efforts, and assuring
you of our everlasting friendship,
we have the honor 70 remain
LAKELAND FIRE DEPT,
B. F. Driscoll, Chief.
VIM. Heist, list Asst. Chief
Jos. LeVay. 2nd Asst. Chief.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08

:'ts't.'ts'ts't.'ts'tS''s.C
some girls ae enolled in her club
of the county. Miss Thompson also
has a poultry club among her girls
and is now organizing a bee cul.
ture club. Thus her work Is edu
eating the girls in home economics
and giving them a profitable work
for home life. If housekeepers will
lust buy from these girls and thus
make market for the goods, the
girls will buy from the grocers the
sugar, ETC.. to prepare it. and thus
both will be benefited. The mer
chant now buys orange and guava
products from abroad, when our
girls are able to supply the demand
With "A better article.
Miss Wells then explained that
uniform containers, labels. and uni
form products would solve these diff
ticulties. Miss Wells then proceeded
to mold her bread into crotohs, clov
CT leaf rolls, cinnamon rolls and
bread, which were baked in a quick
over and pronounced very good by
all Her receipt for the bread as
she made it she gave as follows: |
cup water, | cup milk, tablespoon
sugar, ! and IL teaspoonful salt, .
tablespoonfuis of shortening, 3 times
as much flour as liquid, cake of
FleiSchman S yeast. Boil water and
scald milk. Put shortening, sugar,
salt, in bowl and pour hot liquid
over it; let stand until milk warm.
Dissolve yeast in half cup of milk
warm water and mix all thoroughly
with the four until proper consist
ency. Set to raise in warm place.
DO not let raise too much. 1t should
double its bulk; then put in pans
in form desired and let it double its
bulk and bake.
As it was late hour, after all
had partaken of the result of the
demonstration, the club adjourned,
voting thanks to Miss Wells for her
very pleasant afternoon and to Miss
Thompson for making it possible to
the Woman's club of Lakeland
BY order Of president, Mrs. Geo.
VI Wright.
MRS C. RUCKER ADAMS,
Press Reporter
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08

!, J. B. Ley, the newly ap-
ID Methodist minister, received
,ard of stewards, trustees, and
y school superintendent Sat-
night, and treated them to
pptuous dinner. The tables
surrounded with representative
rs. merchants, insurance and
state men, school teachers, Fl =
(rs, photographers and Ye Ed
The pastor and family did
Dives proud and the recipients
pleasant affair will hold the
bn in remembrance. Orlando
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08

anxiety, which ii is earnestly hoped
will soon be allayed by news of the
missing man
The theory of foul play is ad
Sanced by some while others fear he
may be the victim of temporary
mental alteration No reason,
whatever. can be advanced for a vol :
untary disappearance, as there is
nothing TO warrant such a thing
either in his business or domestic
life. and this theory is not con
sidcred.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
AN EXPLANATION

The reporter OF the Woodmen Cir
cla was not responsible for the
clause aGlcd to the report OF the
a. @ w. and W. o. w. Circle
about the male quartette. in yester
days TELEGRAM. 1t was added by
the young men of the quartette. The
Circle wishes to thank everyone that
assisted them in the program
CIRCLE
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
COBURN'S MINSTRELS REACH
CITY AND GIVE FINE CONCERT

Coburn's Minstrels reached the
city this morning at 1890 from the
southern part of the State, and hard
ly had the train stopped before this
popular aggregation were marching
through the streets, assembling at
the corner of Main street and Ken
lucky avenue, where they gave a
splendid concert, as is their annual
custom.
Coburn's show this year is said to
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08

of our Father to lift us up and help
us on to the end. His sermon to-
night is difference Between Sin
ners in the Church and Sinners Out
of the Church "
Come to the Bible study at GAS;
you will learn something. Every
body invited to these meetings.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08

,rth Trammell, brother Of
nor Park Trammell, was in
gpstcrday. Mr.. Trammell is
of the State Asylum
le insane at Chattahoochee, and
4 about the fire in the reform
] at Mariana. That the fire
preyentable, is his opinion. He
lade every effort to have ample
and stairways put on
tate asylum and has still other
in view. One thou :
three hundred and twenty five
les are in the istitution, he de :
|. Tampa Tribune.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08

Y Bohemia, of Atlanta, trav
passenger agent for the Big
abroad, was in town yester
III, ina conducted a special car.
ming forty-five tourists, from
IA; oils to Lakeland. Mr.. Be
declares that prospects for a
.0a~ist travel are bright.
4 til, really heavy travel will
jmewhat later this season
n, rs to see all tourist hotels
,ud however, by the end of
.a,,h.-Tampa Tribune.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
The meeting at the Christian

The meeting at the Christian
church is growing in interest. Rev.
Tyndall preached to crowded house
last night on 1.-THE Greatest Sin in
the World" That sin being faith
in self" to go forward in Christian
life. Afraid you can't hold out? He
implored his hearers to start for
ward in the race set before us, and
If we fall we have the strong arm
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08

Epps Tucker, Jr.. as notary
formed his first marriage
today about noon, when he
n wedlock Miss Minnie VII
i Air Daniel B. Tucker, both
ru Mr.. Tucker is said to
"a the knot well, acQuitting
/ spltndidly and sending the
couple on Their way rejoicing
lit for a wedding trip to the
east
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
$*$~*"**"~~~O$St'
;
y LACONICS;
Case of Fire Phone 5000

rs H. Logan left yesterday for
York. where she will purchase
line of spring and summer mil
r, and ready Ito wear. She will
.eeompanied home by an expert
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
'e at Lake
y Tomorrow

.'Ies OF the First Presbyter.
:" VIII hold a cooked food
" Lake Pharmacy tomorrow
al 10 O'Clock, the pro-
.oward purchasing a new
me church. The patron
public will be appreciated
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08

surpass all past attempts, and their
many Lakeland admirers will be out
enmasse this evening to enjoy the
splendid performance.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-08
MAJESTIC THEATRE

Ii newsboy run shy of Saturday
Evening Posts, could he find POST
At the Auditorium tonight.
Listen, folks, we open at O'Clock
and you have plenty of time to see
that reel program including the
Mutual Girl and two thrilling two
realers before cohurn's bunch OF
comedians turn loose. GET BUSY.
OUR MUTUAL GIRL
The best reel of all, the one we
all like
AN ORPHANS ROMANCE
thrilling two reel feature with ac-
ton all the way
THE ABDUCT0RS
two reeler that will make you set
up and take notice
7rns;c BIZ tbat Ar'itor'rn1 Orchestra
Prices Sc, 10c
Matinee Daily. Saturday Continuous
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-15
TRIES TO ESCAPE;
STARTS Big FIRE

BELLiNGHAM. Sept i5.--rt f.
estimated today that total damage
OF $1,000 IL the result OF fire in the
courthouse yesterday. caused by
the ovcrturnIng OF n candle being
used by W. -. Graft. a county pris.
oner. TO light the work Of digging
his way thru tho jail ceiling in an
attempt to escape. The flame tx.
nited papers In the treasurer o..
flee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-15
RUSSIANS NOW
CLAIM CHECK ON
TEUT0M ADVANCE

pETROGRAD. Sept. i5.--German
FINS 70 capture Dvinsk. key to the
rxh to Petrograd. have been seri-
oaxiy checked.
German cavalry. which reached
the -Petrograd railway. has
hse1 repulsed. and Russian forces
have recaptured the railway from
Dvinsk to Wilma
The official statement issued
hs, night claimed capture OF an
Austrian battalion near Zvezdie,
100 prisoners near Oaeszwa and
100 In villages southwest OF
Nysrnevsc.
The struggle IN Galicia contin.
rses. with the Russians still on the
eifsnsive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-15
ABERDEEN PUTS
LID ON SP00MInc

ABERDEEN. Sept. is.-Lovers
1ho have been using the magazine
reading room in the city hall as n
rendezvous will have to seek else
where for a quiet place to spoon.
On complaint Of the Aberdeen
Civic Improvement association.
which maintains the room. the
police have been instructed TO
clamp the I'D on spoonIng there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-15
DENIED NEW TRIAL

OLYMPIA. Sept. i5.--Joc Parrot.
convicted of murder in the first de.
gree for killing Fred Weiss. Olym.
pla tailor. has been denied new
trial by Judge - y Wright, who
refused 10 consider affidavIts tend.
Ing TO show Parrot was IN Sno.
homish the night OF the murder. He
says II contradicts Parrots own
testimony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-15
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W.C.T.U. CONVENTION
W.C.T.U.C ONvENTlM

Ono thousand delegates arc CT.
pected at the annual convention OF
tho National women's Christian
Temperance union. which convcnes
hero October . to ~ Plans for
next years campaign in congress
for a national dry law will be the
uppermost point OF discussion.
Gov. Lister. Mayor C!il and Rev.
A. W. Leonard. for the Ministerial
alliance. will deliver addresses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-15

Seattle radio engineers left Tues
eaT for San Francisco 10 attend
tirt meeting OF Institute OF Radio
Earineers and American Institute
q Electrical Engineers. to be held
q fair September 1917.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-15

Dear Miss Grey: want 20
thank you. ard the gentlemen. also.
o.-could you settle this for me 7
q. o. says that New York 10 the farq.
co, city In the world. and ~. n. says
London. England, 10. Which wins
the bet' ~. c. L.
A.-The 1915 Worlds Almanac
gives the population OF New York
proper az $3.50. 537. and tina, o, Lon.
don. England. proper. 4.522.96s.
Greater New York's population Is
given as 500. 900. and Greater Lon.
don. 1881. s63.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-15
A Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature
in Five Acts
Critics Are Unanimous
in Unqualified Approval

1T is weird uneanny tremendously start
ling and increasing in interest with each sue
ceSsivc seene-a distinct triumph. Motion
Picture News
"A mystery drama OF extraordinary merit.
Robert Edeson acted the tae role so we'll il
seems safe 10 call il his best screen per
Torrance, Motion Picture World.
Really worth while. The story has a
gripping fascination that will hold any
audience. Variety.
1T is seldom that n unanimous agreement
as TO the merits of picture is reached by
a group OF critics, but 'Mortmain achieved
that unique distinetion-perfect in every de-
tail, New York Morning Telegram.
'Mortmain' winner. a big. strong story
well told-correct as TO accepted psyche
logical ,heory--intensely and Accordingly
dramatic. with suspense held 10 the last one
hundred feet OF fim."-New York Dramatic
Mirror.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-15

Capt. w. n. Ferguson. well-known
steamboat man, taken suddenly Ill
Tuesday. He was removed to Prov
idence hospital, and was reported
to be resting easily Tuesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-15
PHOTO PLAYS


With Robert Edeson ms the prin.
eipal star. "Mortmain." or The
Dead Hand" n fiyepart picturiza.
ton or Arthur Trains story OF the
same name. In nj the Liberty.
"Mortmain" deals with advanced
surgical methods. particularly the
problem OF limb grating.
The story In rather complicated.
but In presented with such clear.
ness and faultlessness that the
spectator viii find no trouble In
understanding II.
Tho ending II as sensational and
weird ms what has gone before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-15

e. W. Howe. founder OF Atehln.
son. Kan. Daily Globe. and famous
editor and philosopher, is n visitor
In Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-15
p r. Q G r A N

clemmer Ending Saturday Night
The Song OF Hate" DEITY Nan.
sen. Arthur Hoops and Dorothy Ber-
nardl.
Mission Ending Saturday Night
The Vanderhoff Affair" (Hal
Forde and Marguerite CourtoD q.
Save the Coupons" GILLIAN Walk
err. comedy.
Melbourne Ending Saturday Night
Betty in Search of n Thrill"
elsie Janis). business Is Bust
ness" tNat Goodwin.
Alaska Ending Saturday Night
The Heart OF Jennifer" (Hazel
Dawn and James KirkwoodD.
Liberty Ending Saturday Night
"Mortmain" (Robert Edesonl.
Colonial Ending Saturday Night
Keno Bates. Liar" (Wm. s.
HarO. 'Helens Baby" tHelen
Badgely), THE Little Hero" The
Dark Horse" Seeing America
First" travelogue, cartoon comedy.
Class A Ending Saturday Night
THE Wolf Man" (Ralph Lewis)
"Mabefs Busy Day" Charlie Chap
lin and Mabel Normand).
Madison Ending Saturday Night
Who's Who in Society," Della
Connor), comedy.