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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24
SAMPLE ROCMAC
PAVEMENT TO BE PUT DOWN
ON MAGNOLIA ST

All arrangements have been mace
ia nut down sample OF rocmac
ma vement on Magnolia street be-
tween Florida and Missouri avenues
and as soon as the material arrives
in Lakeland. work will be COM
p.enced and pushed through to com
pletion.
Getting a sample of this pavement
laid in such short time is largely
due to the generosity of Mr.. }. 4.
nonelson. southern manager for the
rocmac company After several con-
ferences with the writer, Mr.. Donei-
son consented to donate enough OF
re rocmac solution to put down q
block of paving in Lakeland Inc
value of this solution will amount 70
about $3.50 This shows Mr.. Donei'
so,.e confidence in the rocmac paw
ino and his faith in the future o.
akeland and Polk county
How many financially able men o
akeland will come forward and 90
vote $3.50 10 carry out some i'm
,royoment that will benefit Lake
land and its citizens2
The last paragraph OF Mr.. hoi
u ortby's article in the Lakeland lei
ceram OF the 23rd inst says IN par
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24
LUNCHEON TO Be
rendered Central
HIGHWAY ASSN

The meeting of the Membership
Council of the Lakeland Chamber OF
Commerce held today in connection
with a luncheon at the COLONIAL
Cafe, was well attended and up to
the standard in point of interest.
The principal topic discussed was
the Forthcoming meeting of the Cen
tlal Highway Association to be held
in this city Sept. 8. 1t has been de-
cided to entertain the visitors with
a midday luncheon, and progress on
ARRANGEMENTS to that effect were re-
ported. 1t is anticipated that there
will be several hundred good roads
boosters brought to the city on this
occasion.
In order that Lakeland should
have proper representation at this
meeting and thereby insure that she
is not side-tracked on the highway
proposition a committee. composed
of Messrs. C. o. Pinch, w. S.
Moore and A. J. Holworthy, was
appointed to solicit memberships II
the Central Highway Association
The membership fee is 81.
The South Florida Fair. and als'
the Polk County Fair, were dis
cussed, and the meeting voiced 1T
approval of both these institutions
expressing it's belief in the desira
bility of continuing the home fai
and also of Polk county making
suitable exhibit at the South Florid
Fair to be held in Tampa.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24
In Society
n MIR. and Mrs. S. M. Stephens
Entertained Last EVENING

MT. and Mrs. S NJ. Stephens en-
tereained number of young peonle
al their beautiful country MACE
Greylocks, on Lake Ho,linqs.
worth, last evening, in honor of
Misses Mary Grower and Florence
ana Helen Conibear, who leave in =
snort time for college. The home of
TINS popular couple is an ideal place
TOT entertaining. and the guests
we're hospitality made to feel at
nome from the very moment of their
arrival.
Early in the evening. a delicious
nve course dinner was served in the
dining room, which was beautifully
and tastefully decorated with pink
roses, ferns and other cut overs the
color scheme being fittingly carried
out In the candle shades which were
also pink. At each place the young
ladies found dainty little favors of
tiny workbaskets filled with confec.
tion, and the gentlemen, miniature
stems, similarly filled.
After dinner the guests strollet
down to the rose garden which wa.
particularly beautiful when viewed
in the moonlight, and there som,
time was pleasantly spent in socia
converse. Others danced on tn,
broad verandas to the accompani
ment OF music on the piano, as rem
dered by Misses Elizabeth Pritchet
and Mary Grower.
At late hour this delightful pa.
ty broke up, the members departin
to their homes, but not before as
surfing their host and hostess tina
the evening had been spent in a mos
charming manner Those who wer
present We're the honorees, Missf
Mary Grower, Florence Conibea
Helen Conibear and Misses Eliza
. beth Pritchett and Ruth Skippc
Messrs. Will Pritchett, Frederic
: Benford, Morgan Grower, Ned Ski
per, Bridges and DR. Conibear.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24
NOTICE

xo,ica is hereby given that }. \.
xawsome and " II Abrahams nave
mic dav dissolved partnership IN the
business heretofore known as eas,s
vawsome Furniture COMPANY th'
cold " H. Abrahams retiring if'r'
said business
This Aug. ~, 1919
]. y NEWsoME.
IL II. ABRAfiAMS.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24
Reading Circle

Miss Gertrude DeRieuX entertained
the Reading Circle of the First
Methodist church yesterday after
noon at the home of her sister, Mrs.
ii F. lIetheringtOn
Mrs A. II. Darracott was tho
reader of the occasion, and the after
noon passed very pleasantly in the
perusal of the interesting book the
ladies are now reading After the
reading, refreshments of ice cream
and waters were served Those pres
ent were Mrs j. Edgar Wilson
Mrs. A. n. Darracott, Mrs. M. G
Waring, Mrs. j. w. Cannon. Mrs
lG. P. Quaintance, Mrs. Sadler, Mrs
Clark, Mrs. Mcdonald, Mrs. W
NJ. Boswell, Mrs. G. B. Murrell
Mrs. Epson, Mrs. w. c. Norvell, Mis-
Sarah Polk.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24
WHAT HAPPENED TO WASH
INGTON ON AUG. "a, 1914

Editor Telegram: Give us de-
tailed write up in your editorial as
to what happened to Washington
city Aug. "a, 1914. What was the
motive, etc. Respectfully,
IA. BEELEI.
Washington city was captured by
the English Aug. "a, 1914, ana 'he
capitol and other public bulldlnss
were burned. This country was az
war with England at that tlhe
which furnishes sufficient motive
Any standard history will give ,he
details of the incident. Editor.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24
LOOK. LOOK, LOOK!

Another new store for Lakeland:
The South Florida Grocery Company
has leased the corner store room ~
tho Cumbie brick building, on SCUM
Florida avenue. and opened up
General grocery business ana EN-
n;oved d. II. Cumbie, as genera
on.oar for the firm. which IS
Guarantee OF success for the ne"
onternrise The public is invited t'
.a,1 and see them and get prices be
fore buying elsewhere. 44i'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24

Quit this foolishness and lett pull
together. This sounds good to me.
Now, suppose everybody in Lake
land loved everybody else and we all
pulled together. Suppose every body
that has money would spend as much
as they possibly could to build up
Lakeland and create work for those
that need it. Suppose everybody that
has to work would give their best
services and take as much interest
, in what they do as If it was for their
own benefit.
Suppose everybody would tell the
truth and not DO or say anything
that would deceive or injure any
body else.
Suppose there was genuine
brotherly and sisterly feeling estab
lished in Lakeland and everybody
had full confidence in everybody
else
Suppose that when everybody ros'
in the morning they promised them
selves TO do all they could to hell
everybody else and TO build up GU
city. Suppose we paved our street
and sidewalks, huilt factories. put Il
street car line, beautified on
homes and lakes.
Don't YOU suppose there would b
thousands of good people come her
to live? ID. CROChEll
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24
Her Eleventh Birthday

Marjorie f1etneTlHStou teitdho"
a number of her young friends last
evening, the occasion being in cele-
bration of her eleventh birthday.
Games and music made the evening
pass most pleasantly, after which re-
freshments of ice cream and cake
were served.
Those present were Evangeline
Sammon. Opal Lee Bulloch, Helen
Woods. Minnie and Helen Skipper
Mary Louise Boulware, Evelyn ano
Elizabeth Yarnall, Minnie Lee Nc
Rae. Fay Fletcher, Ottie Eaton, I'd
ward Withers, Clifford Wilson, Ham
ilton Boulwarc and Knox McRae
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24

Mr.. NJ. Agrees and little daughter
left today for Knoxville, Tenn, be-
inc called home Unexpectedly on ac-
count of the advent of a fine young
CON into the family circle. The fam
ily will return to Lakeland to make
this city their permanent home some
time during the coming fall.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24
Sandy Meeks, colored man VIII

Sandy Meeks, colored man who
has been employed by Mr.. F. w.
pope, and who has a home in Lake
land wandered off last night and
was last seen in the neighborhood
Of Galloway. He has epileptic at
tacks. and loses all sense of direc-
ton Any person who may see him
is requested to assist in getting him
back to his home and friends in
Lakeland. His wife, Mamie Meeks,
operates a store at Lakeland Heights
in the Cox addition.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24

titled "A Woman" running at the
Lyric today, is the talk of the town.
Things get so hot for Dopie in the
last that he shaves off his moustache
and DISCUSSES as girl. And then
we'll, you will have to see IT to APP
preciate it.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Furnished by the Security Aostiaet
and Title Co., Barlow. tia-t
Gertrude Graham and huSoahu "
W. s. Preston.
E. S. Hansberger to NJ. Z KAN
dolph.
G. l.. Carthew and wife Z iieh-
r. NJ whidden.
j l.. Skipper and wife to W.
TAYLOR.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24

this week Saturday night will be
shown 1.-THE Virginian," in reels.
This picture is one of the greatest
western comedy dramas ever shown
in Lakeland. Admission will be as
usual sc and Toe. Don't miss this.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24

Miss Edna Melton is the attractive
,uost of her brother, Mr.. w. A :.
ve,ton on South Florida avenue
Before returning home to Bailey
4. she will also visit Mr.. J. E.
Melton. being in Lakeland about two
weeks.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24

Miss Reba Byington. of Jesup, Ca,
hoe accepted a position with the
r,or;da Canadian Farms 90. OF
iceland. She is at the home of her
,;,,er Mrs. F. C. Heinsen.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24
:
IN LACONICS1
. Ease of fire phone 5000

II. and Mrs. c. e. Stansberry
;. =, the noon train today for their
:, home in Osborn, Kan, where
s., will enjoy q six weeks visit
~ friends and relatives.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24

"The Making Of Bobby Burnt
with Edward Abeles In now mo
ton picture drama and booked to-
appearance at the AirdOme. Wednes
day, Aug. 25.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24

card from Cecil Pillans, who is
- in Aberdeen, s. D., says: This
.ome country, but Florida is hard
loot Guess / will 50 into Canada
,s,Ore return. The Telegram looks
,ood up here.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24
ADJUSTMENTS

A great many inquiries have come
to the Majestic as to the time of the
starting of the picture Graustark
For the benefit of those who wish
to start the picture from the first
the following hours are announced:
Matinee, $50 and o'clock. Night,
$50, 500 and $3.50. Ten and
twenty cents, matinee and night.
Tomorrow the Majestic will shov
Chas. Chaplin in The Propcrt,
| Man. While this picture has beer
shown before in Lakeland, the
management has no apologies to Of
fer for running it once more, as j
is positively the funniest Chaplin
ever produced and we are giving !
to you in addition to the regnla
program.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24

Mrs George D. Garrard, Of Birm-
,,obam, Ala, and Mrs Leonard
M.vanus, of Macon, Ca, will ar
Too this evening to be the guests OF
,,,s w. D. Edwards.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24
Large Attendance And Much Interest
Manifested In District Convention
OF Knights OF Pythias

The district convention of the |
KNIGHTS of Pythias held here last |
night, was an occasion of more than |
usual interest and Importance, 100 |
representatives from the various
lodges of South Florida being in at
tendance, besides which the MEM
bers had the pleasure of having with
them several distinguished visitors,
prominent among whom were Grand
Chancellor Scott Loftin, of Pensa-
cola. and Grand Outer Guard A. J.
Brandon, of Pensacola.
DR.. J H. Coffee, district deputy
grand chancellor, of Fort Meade,
lpresided over the meeting, and after
appointing MIR. T. E. Writ, of Bar
tow, to act as grand master Of arms
to introduce the grand chancellor
and Mr.. J. R. Boulware to act as
keeper of record and seals, the roll
call of the different lodges was
heard, which showed that there were
1O1 Knights present. Arcadia sent
,. Lakeland 10, Mulberry Is, Winter
Haven 5, Barlow 80, Kathleen g.,
Fort Meade Is. besides which there
!; were eight other visitors, making a
total Of 101 Knights present.
, The district convention listened
with much pleasure and interest to
, an eloquent and masterful address
delivered by Grand Chancellor Scott
: Loftin Interesting talks were also
t made by Messrs T. Roy Young and
A. j. Brandon.
After the reports of the differen'
? lodges were heard, a feeling of riv
: airy manifested itself between thu
t District Grand Chancellors j H
t Coffee Of Fort Meade and L. Ro,
g Young of Tampa The latter, repre-
$ senting District No. 10 challenges
r. District No IL, the proposition be
1 ing that the district showing tn
r largest increase in membership dur
k ing the remainder of the yeaH shout
y be entertained at a banquet by tn
district falling second in the race
This challenge was Immediately az
cepted by numerous representative
a Of this district and was later accep'
St ed by the district as whole, and
r. a result there will no doubt be
. great increase in membership as we
as renewed interest in the work
pythianism during the comm
: months
The next regular meeting of Il
district convention will be held
Barlow, date to be determined late
After the business had been col
- pleted, delicious refreshments of
cream, punch and cigars we
:, served. The meeting was a gre
. success and one thoroughly enjoy
- by everyone present, the list OF the
~ in attendance being as follows:
n ElkinS PartOW
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24

The Airdome theater will allow
children free admission when accom-
panied by their parents, every night
up to and including Friday night OF
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24

d. E. Bivens, Barlow.
w. H. Bradley, Barlow.
H. A. Wright, Barlow.
j. H. Lancaster. Barlow.
w. V. Wev, Barlow.
R. E. Thompson, Barlow
j. A. Dawson, Barlow.
Roy Mehaffey. Barlow
T. w. Buchan. Barlow.
Ferdinand Graf, Barlow.
C. NJ. Funk. Barlow.
R. B. Hedrick. Winter Haven.
L. B. Anderson, Winter Haven.
J. l.. Duce, Winter Haven.
M. NJ. Bass. Winter Haven.
J. P. Scott. Mulberry.
Henry NJ. Whidden, Mulberry
H. l.. 'Babcock, Mulberry.
Negeles, Mulberry.
G.. G. Douglas, Mulberry.
C. w. Noboss, Mulberry.
F. R. Miller, Mulberry.
j. Harnsby, Mulberry.
Il. F.. Carter. Mulberry.
r.. l.. Goar, Mulberry.
s. E. Gibson, Mulberry.
James s. Day, Mulberry.
w. J. Fields, Mulberry.
S. H.. Simmons. Mulberry.
E. NJ. Watts, Mulberry.
P. l.. Goss. Mulberry.
O. J. Moore, Mulberry.
j. G.. Gottwalk, Mulberry.
wv. II. Lutes, Fort Meade.
]. R. Arnold. Fort Meade,
c. d. Goodwin, Fort Meade.
Paul Watkins, Fort Meade.
F. s. Roux, Fort Meade.
r.. o. Meek. Fort Meade.
b. r. King, Fort Meade.
l.. l.. Bean, Fort Meade.
Leon Prime, Fort Meade.
Claude E. Mclean, Fort Meade
J. T. Haynsworth, Fort Meade
K. l.. Scudder, Fort Meade
d. Fl. Stewart, Fort Meade.
i. II. Coffee, Fort Meade.
c.. j. Wilson, Fort Meade
II. w. Reid. Fort Meade.
j. w. Sumner, Tampa.
L. r. Eddings. Tampa.
II. Roy Young, Tampa.
| s. II. Beach, Tampa.
v. T.. Covington, Tampa.
Jno. r. Swingly, Tampa.
j. d. Rogells, Kathleen
Henry FELTON,, Jr., Kathleen
! C. C. Hollingsworth, Kathleen
Fred s. Gore, Arcadia.
J. l.. Jones, Arcadia.
j. l.. Jones, Arcadia.
Jacob Summerlin.
r. C. Sutherland, Largo, Fla.
A. J. Brandon, Clearwater.
Scott M. Loften, Pensacola.
, T. J. Fraley, Greensboro. N.
b. r. Harton, Wilmington, N
o. NJ. Eaton, Lakeland.
A. C. Armistead, Lakeland
G.. b. Murrell, Lakeland.
WI. X. McRea. Lakeland.
G.. C.. Simmons, Lakeland.
J. C.. Swindel. Lakeland.
L. w. Yarnall, Lakeland.
A. Fl. Robinson, Lakeland.
Robt. Thompson, Lakeland
r. A. Goode, Lakeland.
j. r. Boulware, Lakeland.
Samuel r. Smith, Lakeland.
R. G.. Swindel, Lakeland.
T. B. O'Steen, Lakeland.
#. d. Bryan, Lakeland.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24

No need of calomel with It's
nauseating effects. LIV-VER-LAx
is happy in results. Lake Phar-
macy. o-zt
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24

McRAE'S MINERAL Spring Water
delivered at Zoe a gallon. Tele-
phone No. for prompt delivery
AIT
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24

FOR SALE-Team of mules, harness
and wagon. One mile out Noren
Florida avenue. G. l.. knause.
44t3
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24

Prejudice" the three act drama
coming to the Lyric tomorrow night,
is direct slam against hypocracy
anG has the endorsement of the lriii-
istry. Tom Moore as the young
J Episcopal minister is the hero and Is
very effective in the role.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24

Dopie Chaplin's latest screamer,
yeritable riot of fun in two acts, en-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-24

J. c.. Elkins. Barlow.
b. r. Jackson, Barlow.
NJ. -. Witherspoon, Barlow
]. l.. Davis, Barlow
T. T. Hatton, Barlow.
j. B. Pyplant, Jr.. Barlow
d. T. Lightsey, Barlow.
w. F.. Bevis, Barlow.
A. D. Young, Barlow.
J. b. Pylant, Jr., Barlow
]. B. White, Barlow.
J. A. Gresham. Barlow.
s G.. Williams, Barlow.
]. l.. Woodland, Barlow
T. f. Writ, Barlow,
r. p. Day, Barlow.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-27
CO NFE.ssIO Us OF a WIFE

H. - i I 3.
With the stirring events Of the ano.
nymous letter and the electric car, 4
had forgotten all about Bill Tenney
and my conscience smote me a little
whenth his card was brought me yester.
day afternoon: ri
You're q nice one, Margie," he be
gan. You tell me to call for you to
take you to see Donna and then! you
leave home and me to! our own deyi
ces. I5e Z "a fsi,,iss Y.
al should hate very much, to leave
you to your own devices Bill. as they
areSyery apt TO be more devious than
straight. 3 81 a.
cob, i've reformed, my dear Mar:
gle. ] am a dignifed old Unmarried
man; who makes Donna no more Strau
bic. q 4.,, \ VI
VI am glad to hear that. but be;
fore believe 1t thoroughly Ill have
toJhear Donna's5 side" J.
Say, Bill. II wonder II you would
trust your life in my hands. a ou see
1thayes q new electric car and 1 think
] can drive It. at least. j have had
10 out once alone and am still intact.
However, up to date, i have found no
one who will let me. drive them about.
II you feel that you can do this, why,
I1lidriyeS you over to Donnas
'Margie, I'd trust my very soul, let
alone my body, with you
There, Bill STenney. knew you had
not reformed, that's Just the kind OF
speech you used to make to any wo
man you might be with but come
along for I was ready to- go out FOR
O drive when your card come Aup,, 4
AS phoned for the car Bill look,
ed about the room and his eye caught
theSlatestS picture of Kitty. which was
Standing on my writing table. Without
one worl to me. he went over and
picked " up and gased at IL for q
lone while. Il S;352 ~ ~
Finally he said: (, sS a.
Isn't 10 strange, Margie. that the
wonderful bit OF vivid z life with Iits
music and laughter, that this piece Of
paper represents, should be! blotted out
and this shadow on q piffling BIT Of
cardboard should be still where I'VE
canlbehold IT, :;
''It's o wonderful likeness, Bill,n5 u
said, and do you know Il seems to
change expression; sometimes when
am sad the mouth seems to lose that
little fascinating smile and the eyes
look rather plying at me, as though
saying: What Is the use, SMargie, q
fighting SO hard to be happy. I went
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!; ForMIss Dean

Honoring Miss Edith Dean. Z OF
Brockport, N. Y, formerly head OF the
domestic science department OF the
Fairmont High School,, Miss Hazel
Frey entertained informally this al.
ternoon at .her home on Fairmont
avenue with a prettily appointed sew.
ing party. About eighteen were en-.
tertained and luncheon was serv.
ed during the afternoon: Miss Dean,
who is teaching domestic science Elm
the Youngstown High School, will re.
turn to Youngstown on Sunday. She
has been the guest Of Mrs. Anna Hun.
ter and { Mrs. j. H. Beckman for sew.
eral days. z. =: K 4. s4. 81 +. /.
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through 1t all, my. friend, all the sue.
cesses, all the defeats, all the. toys and
all the sorrows and here j am! at last
at peace ,.,.s So H ,a ,si.,is5,. /, +
Tears stood In Bills eyes; he isn't
a bad man, as men 60, only a weak
one. z, :, n ,l5 81 Il \; :. z
Some way. Margie, i almost feel
that between us two we killed her"
Speak for your self, Bill gTenney.
She told me Just before she died that
1 had been her one solace. :. !.
v And yet you took her away from
me who loved her. e
Perhaps. buts II you will look at
that picture. Bill, you will find "a new
look in the eyes different from any
that you have seen. ,Kitty5Swas com.
ing into her own very rapidly, when
she died. She was a better!$woman,
q more loyable woman a bigger Two:
man, than if she had married you.
She had begun to live for something
else beside herself. 3 y; Z
.Did-did-''{ Bill hesitated. L
YES Il said !, answering his cues.
ton. She spoke OF you and told
me when you came home to tell you
that you had made "a part Of her life
very happy n 9, (. W. "a 4
Great God ]" isis
But Donna, Bill, after that exclama..
ton, how can you explain to Danno.' !,
"oh, you women, you saolnsn, you
will never know. "A man, may; love
his wife-all more, be bound to her
by that, strongest Of claims-habit.
and yet she will never have the now.
err to set his nerves satingle and make
his voice tremble when he speaks her
name. )" 4 Y, II ssst \.
"sinee Il married Donna. the last
smiled inwardiy. little book ELL
made that astonishing statement in
such a matter OF fact tone. n X
"since I married Donna, the last
time;%s repeated, 'Is have been 4ab..
solutely devoted to her! She is a
good woman, Margie, and u used to
make her very unhappy. II owe this
much to her now nowIand I{shatI.u,ake
her lifeScomfo Portable and happy.
you mean, my dear Bill, that you
will let Donna make your life gcom..
Portable and happy. Come on, Jets
90 over and see her. She Is a dear
woman and a very patient woman to
put up with syou.'.' ~ 4
81 guess nj have to buy her a car
Ike this, said ssill; las he opened the
luO0E. IN a -
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Bread IisCheaper
in Hamburg Nov,

Associated Press y

- (BS Associated PressO
HAMBERG, Nov. 27.-Hamberg is
rejoicing that bread at least is declin.
ing rather than increasing in price.
The authorities who control the bread
and flour situation have Just ordered
that the maxinVn price for rye bread
be reduced from 90 TO AZ pfennigs, and
for black bread from So to Sc pfennigs.
Further. the weekly -four allowance
per person is increased from 150 to
$50 grams.
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LODGE MEETINGS

Members Of the Dent Hive, Modern
Maccabees, will transact special bust.
ness at a meeting which will be held
In their hall at 7.3o O'clock this! even.
ing. ID; y 'fSI,l
Modern Woodmen of tAmerica, of the
Eastside, will hold a special meeting
in.theshall Of the Red Men at. the cor.
ner Of Merchant and Market streets
Monday evening!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-27

for a young woman who has listen
'edSto the l,east.rending tales Of domes-
tic infelicity as told by no less than
f5.o90 disappointed wives to elope.
That's what Elizabeth Moriarity did!