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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14
GOES TO HELP GET MONEY
TO FIGHT CITRUS CANKER

Orlando, Dec. IA Lloyd > zen
nv, secretary manager of tn" flor-
ida Growers and Shippers LEAGUE,
left Saturday night with l.. b. skin
ncr OF Dunedin, president OF the
league, for Washington, d. G wher"
thoy will aid in the fight to secure
an appropriation 70" fighting the
citrus cankcr The first hearing be-
fore the congressional committee
was held Monday The appropria-
tion ill was introduced in CONGRESS
bv member from Mississippi Tho
fight for it is well organized and will
be strongly pushed
NJ Tcnny spent art OF last week
in the section ahunt Ocala. Citra and
SnmmorfieId lie was accompanied
BY f.. n Scott assistant pnmolgis'
of the United States department OF
agriculture. and by prof Eustacc OF
the faculty of the Michigan hsricnl
turai College.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14
BUSINESS IS BETTER;
NOW IS TINE TO
GO AFTER TRADE

We made a round of some of the
business houses yesterday
Most everybody reported business
better.
Said orange money is coming in
now. straw berry money. too; pretty
fair crops, and prices reasonably
good.
Railroad boys are busy, too, and
that means lot to Lakeland.
They say this will be the biggest
payday the A. c.. l.. has had since
the war started.
There is general prosperity in the
country. 1t has been little slow
getting down here, but things are
better now and will continue to
grow better.
This time last year general pros
perity was not il evidence through
the country.
P.lces for what we had to sell
were low.
Times have been pretty tight, but
things are loosening up The out
| look IS much more encouraging.
We can all help by putting a
shoulder to the whoel-now!
Every fellow should boost. and
smile. and push
The consumer sholld buy it now :
The merchant should ''sell it now "
The consumer should buy it at
| home The merchant should show
/ him that he can buy it as well at
homo as elsewhere.
He will buy it AZ home if he can
be shown.
The way to show him is through
the newspaper.
You can talk to him in the even
ing, when his work is done, and he
is in frame of mind to receive your
arguments.
Tel him then through his fav-
orite newspaper-tne evening news
paper what you have to sell, anc
wha, YOU can sell It for.
This will bring him when Other
methods fail.
Try it It's the way the success
full ones do.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14
Parcel Post Sale Tonight

TGnight the Guild OF 81 AShes
viii hold their parcels post sal" az
the home of MIR. and Mrs . NJ
Eaton and those who attend are
nromisod an evening of entertain
ment by the members who nay"
charge of the sale The admission
will he 95c and a ,pcrial pro-rain
has Been planned The parcels to DC
disposed of for very small sum
contain. gifts suitable for christmas
presents and are both dainty an"
uscful having been chosen with care
hv ttc ladies of the guild Refresh.
men,s will be served and tn" PAT
ronage Of the public will be greatly
apprcciatcd The sal" beeins al SeN'
thirty o'clock tonight
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14
In Society
Dr' ana Mrs. Grower
10 Entertain Tonight
For Miss Vera McRae

The lovely home Of Dr a.,
uroo'er on Lake Merton will he Tho
scene OF a pretty affair tonight whon
ma, Popular couple will entertain
WIN +" miscellaneous shower in hon
or o. Miss Vera McRae whose a.
preaching wedding i a social oyop,
oi much interest in social circles
The reception rooms will he Deco
ratet IN the Christmas colors Of rod
anu Sreen' with a profusion of poin-
sett'5s Terms and eyergreens. and the
chandeliers will be draped in rod
suggestive of the holiday season.
Tie arriving quests will be
served with a delicious fruit punch
after which they will be conducted
INTO the reception room and invited
70 participate in guessing contest
Inc various gifts TO be presented TO
Miss McRae on this occasion will no
wrapped up, and each guest will
nave the opportunity to guess what
each parcel contains To the Young
lady who comes the nearest TO guess
ing the packages correctly, a box of
candy will be given. and the gentle
man who is equally fortunate will
receive cake The young lady who
is least successful will be awarded
a tiny box of candy. and the gentle
man who shares the same fate will
be the recipient ot diminutiye
cake
Misses Vera McRae, Elizabeth
Pritchott and Haze Williams viii
favot the guests With vocal solcc-
lions and Mrs Roscoe skipper will
render several instrumental mum
bers.
a delicious buffet luncheon will
then hc served by the hostess
Those who are invited to attend
are Misses Vera McRae, Hazel Will
liam>, Ilcloisc Bowyer, Edith Tom
linson, Gladys Lowell Ada Padrick,
I.au d Southland, Gladys Wilson, Ge-
neviete Morrow, Ailenc McRac,
Mary McRae. Jewel White, Winni-
/! fred Streatcr. Dorothy Bates, Eliza
beth Pritchett, Olive Woods, Rachel
Clunts. Mary jackson, Mrs W T.
Myers and Mrs Roscoe skipper
Messls. Paul Henderson, George
Southland, Morgan Grower clyde
Trammell, Carl Kern, Wallace RIG
Gins. f. f. sawyer, TRULY . Stceh
William Sammon, FRI derrick Benlord
Paul Nodcr. + r Spence, Ralpl
Bridges. Stewart Thomson, Wallace
Woods, Perry Rivers, + ; iiahs
Der. or. Edgar Thomson and osslai
Drane.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14
MANY WOMEN OF
ATLANTA GAMBLE

atlanta, Ga. Dec. Il The rapid
increase in gambliaS among women
in Atlanta. and particularly among
women who are members OF the
church, is becoming the scandal ana
drspair of number of ministers
whose eyes are open to the true SIT
nation. and who admit that it IS APP
par,ntly beyond their power to cope
with.
Nct only. it is said, do the fair
ladies gamble for money at fractl-
cailv every afternoon bridge party
hat both matrons and dchutantes
lhav. also become adopts At POKER
land ar, included A. matter oi
course in Jackpot and stud games
which were formerly regarded as the
exclusive prcrogative Of the males.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14
WINTER HAVEN ELATED
OVER ROAD PROSPECTS

In lew OF the proposed bond cleo
siontrs decided at the their regular
meeting of last week to advertise for
bids fol the construction of the first
twenty-five miles, beginning at
OsceOla county line and coming down
through I.oughman, Davenport,
liaiies City, Lucerne Park, Florence
Villa Winter Haven and EAGLE Lake.
TIE engineers, mployed by the
county to make the survey and pre-
pare plans and specifications, are on
the iob and have completed their
survey of this first twenty-five miles
and Just as soon as the plans and
specifications are ready, which will
be within the next ten days, the
commissioners will advertise for
bids for building OF fifteen foot
sand asphalt roadway over this first
stretch.
great approval by the good roads en-
;nueiasts Throughout the county,
who are thoroughly cognizant of the
| fact that some action is necessary in
order that the Central Florida Dixie
uf.l.way through Polk county may
take some definite form.
In addition to this bit of gooC
news. the County Commissioners
unan mously voted to join will
Winter Haven and Lake Alfred il
ihulilirp of road between here an'
Lake Alfred and authorized the eN
pcnGiturc of $500 n surfacing thi
particular road with clay, MI
Sidney Inman voluntarily approp
riatci the clay from a near by pi
on his property and the Wlnte
Ila .nr-I.akc Alfred citizens contrl
hnted 81 geo towards this fund {
$2.50G. which is to b spent at one
ON this road. Mr. Sid lnman an
Mr. Frank y. Goodman, Oh Ian
Alfrrd were appointed to act wit
MIR. ]. $. Howard in the carrying on
Of these plans,
This is going TO give both Win''
Haven and Lake Alfred muf
needed Improvement. The Nlnt'
Haven people need il for the COZ
) yrnicnce OF catching main III
: trains and Winter Haven is al
benz, fitted by having GOOD roi
whereby the Lake Alfred cltize'
can visit Winter Haven and patro
izr our local merchants. The passli
h OF this resolution was cheered by
n roomfull of delegates who were the
for the prpose of backing up NJ
Goodman in his plea for THIS a
proprlation Winter Haven 'hl'i
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14
REPORT WORTHY CHARITY
CASES TO EVENING TELEGRAM

Should there be any famlly IN
your vicinity who is in need, please
report the circumstance to the Even
ing Telegram The Elks desire to
help all such fam families at Christ
mas, and we are anxious to get the
addresses of those who need food or
clothing, toeether with information
as ~ the number of persons in the
family, whether the children are
boys or girls, and their ages. tt
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14
HELP THE ELkS TO BRING
CHEER TO NEEDY
FAMILIES ON CHRISTMAS

Are you planning for a happy
Christmas?
We hope you are We hope you
are of that class which is planning
to receive lots of things you don't
neeG, and to give lots of things to
people who don't need them.
There is no harm in this. even if
there's not much satisfaction
But
How about those people who are
unable to give anything, and are
looking forward to receiving moth
ing?
Is it right that you should throw
money right and left, while people
around you are wanting the actual
necessities of life?
Orghtn't you. out of the abund-
ance with which you have been
blessed, give at leas: little to those
who are in actual need?
Unless somebody sees to it. there
will he good many empty Christ
mas stockings in this community.
There will be children who won't
get even little tawdry toy or a
stick of candy.
There will be people who won't
even have a good square meal on
Christmas day.
TO nl NJ 70
from the scheme &C things this
Christmas, such items as empty
stockings, wistful and sad little chill
dren. and hungry people sitting
! around barren table
( Don't you think Il is worth your
, while to help in a work like this?
| If you do. give little money to
i Giant Clayton for the Elks' Christ
mas Charity Fund.
Or, leave some "fllings' for a good
basket at the TELEGRAM office Christ
mas eve.
Ara bring surh secondhand
! clothing as you may think might be
useful to some poor person
A. least, buy ticket or two to
the Elks' oyster supper next Satur-
day night.
Get the true Christmas spirit
Shoy little kindness to your fell
low man during this season of good
will.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14

Rev W. H. Steinmeyer, pastor
the Dixieland and Myrtle street
ethodist churches, will leave this
ttrnoon for Tampa, where he will
tend the Annual Conference of the
ethodist church. Rev. Steinmeyer
j rounded out three years of splen-
ID service as pastor of these church
and will no doubt be returned for
bother year, as he has made these
(urches what they are and carries
18th him most excellent report of
(e rast years work.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14

Henry Ford, originated the idea, and
that he believes it practical. Ford is
Il mere endorser of the model.
The new instrument OF war seems.
of course, fantastic. But Il sumesri-
bic with IA cruising radius OF several
til Germans began to use that type
against English shipping St. Peters
burg Independent.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14
AVE a cruising radius of so miles,

have a cruising radius of so miles.
This would make it serviccable as a
means of defense, and the TELESCOPE"
scarchlight which, it is claimed,
would reveal submarines as deep as
they now can descend would enable
the American navy to detect the ap-
proach of enemy submarines while
directing the course and fire of its
own. Prof. Parker sas he. and not
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14

Lr. j. +. Wray, pastor OF the
rst MeIhOulst churcn, leaves this
t.ruuOu lor Tampa, wnere he goes
attend the Florida Conference
nray is an eloquent speaker and
VIII carry splendid report to the
inference, as 1863 additions HAY,
ca maue 10 the membership during
, uastorate and over $1,000 col
.tru Tor various purposes
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14

A meeting of the Rural Affairs
lrtau of the Chamber of Commerce
called for Saturday morning, the
TIA instant at 10 o'clock sharp, to
bsider some important matters re-
(ing to the Polk County Fair and
IkelaRd's exhibit. The members of
+ committee are j. G. Swindel
frman; George Google, F b. Ter
u and Gus Palmer.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14

urs John d. Edwards of Walter
no $. a., arrived last night to
and the winter with her daughter
.rN Mrs. K. K. Clark. Mrs. Ed
ara. VIII be pleasantly remembered
tr,,uus made during her stay here
s. year, who will be glad! to well
me her back to the city.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14

The proposed submarine. invented
by Prof. Iierschel Parker, as de-
fensive arm for the United States
would be capable. if its inventor is
not too sanguine, of a speed of 40
miles an hour under water and would
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14

A meeting of the Civic and Trafhc
ureau of the Chamber of Commerce
called for tomorrow "Wednesday
Orning at 1920 for the purpose OF
matter of great I'M
pr. to the board and to the
ny The members OF the bureau are
|. F Wilson, chairman; Edwin
pencer, Jr., D. G.. Boswell, +. e.
ngfll and R. w. Weaver.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14

The ladies of the Christian churcl
III hold their annual Bazaar Il
le Bassett building, beginnin2 OF.
hurs day at noon. At this hour a
licken dinner will be served 1or
be ind the patronage of the pupil'
pm be appreciated The proceeds
om the Bazaar will go to th'
llrca building fund and every on'
lol't help out this worthy cause
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14

Miss Nuna Patton and sister, Miss
attic, are now at home to their
enis at All South Florida avenue
the residence of Mr.. r G. Elan
ali, which was recently vacated by
Q family of Mr.. II. c. Stevens
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14

all trains to Tampa today are
divided with Methodist ministers
pn all sections of the State, who
pouring into that city to attend
I Florida Annual Conference of
BIT church. Tampa has prepared to
terlain the ministers in royal
sls, and everything points to a
bst successful and harmonious ses-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14

Mr.. H c.. Stevens and family
ye moved into their new home on
graham avenue, which they have
sed from MIR. w. F. Fannin, the
ter having recently erected this
Ely new bungalow on the proper
adjoining the Fannin home on the
nth.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14
ATTENTION X. OF P.

y! members of Lakeland LODE
-, X. of P, are requested u"
present this evening at 80"
lock for election of officers anu
Il and third rank.
ROBT. THOMPSON.
X. of P :.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14

pale faces allkn are uTScu W aSS'nh-
BILE in the Moose hall. Plans for a
great time have been laid out and
all ar cordially invited to be pres
cnt Don't forget the date as a
great pow WOW is expected. The pipe
of peace will be offered by the chief
tains to their pale faced brothers
Dee. lith, 1915. Respectfully,
W. NJ FELTS, Chief.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14

Lakeland Business College-Com-
plete courses in bookkeeping and
stenography.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14
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LAKELAND !
W LACONICS{
..ss,4@4 s'ss****<*%$+<*<<<
, ease of fire phone 5000

Miss Belle Cloud is wl.n the Stew
.. ,,1ulry Co. during the holiday
sh
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14
RED MEN AND PALE
FACES, ATTENTION

Tonight. Tuesday, Dec.
lith, at 7:30. the coun
ell fire will be kindled
and all Red Men and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-19
ARMSTRONG'S MILLS

ARMSTRONG'S MILLS. o.. Feb Is
The great eight-ton engine FOR the gas
from Glencoe on last Friday. saturday.
sunday and Monday. IL took four days
four feet long OF solid SaScT.ts a. si1 Ss-
CURED 20 set the big engine on and the
whole building viii be noored with con-
capacity. and the large ny wheels weiga
thirty-nve hundred pounds. The COM
pany expects TO have the plant In opera
ton In about a month
RIOS Myers still suffers from rheuma-
tism. His many friends wish FOR his
There Is some talk that a milk route
viii be started on Armstrong; Ridge to
deliver milk to the railroad quite a
duced In this vicinity and a route f. al
most a necessity.
About thirty witnesses were sum.
moned from this place TO attend the
Wills case in common pleas court al
81. Clairsville the nrst OF this week
Ihe outcome OF the trial has not been
learned yet at this writing. however.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Liddle OF Glencoe
Mere visitors at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. g. J. Mobley on last Sunday.
a gas engine was set at Motley we'll
No. on Wednesday. as the steaut power
there Is TO be removed from there 20 the
erection OF rig WI. De commenced at
A second section OF the big gas en-
CINE was hauled. as we write this. II Il
ABOUT seven feet long and weighs about
SIX tons. ms. We presume makes the
complete machine all on the ground
Our sister Town. ceutcrfflle. now has
a new Recreation Club and a harness
shop. Lafe Cross g. the proprietor OF
the latter and desires ~ 70 be remem-
hered In this place that he viii attend
20 the needs Of any who may want his
services.
Mrs. r NJ. Moore OF Armstrong;
Ridge. who has been spending n month
or so visiting friends In Chicago. has
returned home.
Visitors IN Centerville the past week
have been Harry Ntchol OF Morrlstown
and Mrs, Agnes MayhuEh OF Shady
Ahner Wilkinson OF Armstrong Ridge
and T. A. Stonebraker OF Demas were
business visitors in ST. Clalrsville the
past week
Among the Wheeling and BellaIre vts-
TORS there have been Mrs. Enie Kinney.
Homer Mayhugh and Chase Bentley.
social events OF the week was n party
at the home OF @. p. Ault on Saturday
evening. About thirty-hve guests were
present supper was served Also a
number OF friends assembled nj the
home Of Mrs. VIII Edwards on Wednes-
day evening and enjoyed a very pleas -
ant evening. supper OF chicEer 90
Wafles was served.
Revival meetings viii commence ut
the NJ. r. church al this place on next
Sunday.
Rev F. G wharton OF the Cente-viu
charge r. still At Stewartsvlllc conducts
ing revival meetings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-19
GRAFTON

: GRAFTON. W Va Feb. 1s.-The d.
rectors Of the Grafton Y. ~. G. 4. met
. Friday night Co consider a proposition
that was made them BY J. j. McCrorcy.
the owner of scores Of notion stores iu
the cities. both small and large % this
state and other states as well. MT Nc
Crorey now has s store IN the Y. NJ. G.. a.
building ard has proposed a plan that
would De equally advantageous 90 the
Associatluu and 10 himself. re will ad-
vance a cum % money for the construc-
lion o. n new Y NJ e.. A. building. and
u De- possible that an agreement viii b.
made between the two parties. 10 D. pro-
posed % make the building at cost
, Of $4,000.
4 delegation OF Grafton citizens met
Friday night with Chief Engineer Sam
Brady 90 che EuckhnunOu and Northern
railroad. and other officials atFairmont
10 the purpose % considering the pro-
posed extension ~ u.- line. Grafton ~
ufakIuE strong BID for the butIduiC
Of lIr from fHirmunt through Grafton
ily ur made with the Atlantic coast rhH
matter o. Huu receiving consideration
and may hHvc important results.
80 o. mrrtlur of thr commute on the
proposed Grafton General Hospital this
week. thH proposition OF putting uu "a
campaign Tor fNr construction uf hos
uif1l wac considered. THE definite dccis-
Jon on Che matter was postponed till q
later date. Or was proposed 10 construct
r. fT1 600 hospital here ON the site of the
present city hospital which ia not large
enough t0 meet thc requiremcnta of the
district
EarI o. IrrEria. o. r. wills. g. D..
Mason. no. 81. Murray and p vs. DOLL
900 OF Grafton. have applied for author.
ify fl organize fHU Citizens National
Bank uf Grafton. with capital stock
Of 100000. Two different parties mad
proposed tn HfHrf "a uaH hank hero but
The various men interested u.f and CON.
euIIIHfUI under fHH nnUE. bend.
An 1HeiEnmsnt waa made iu this city
Voluntarily bv James SIS. love In favor
of a o. Dawson. HH trustee. Dawson
qualified na trustee and assumed charge
OF NO f|.IH affair. HI once. DO b. uu.
drr. TODD fHrf f.H failure uf fhr Grafton
IiarE wee directly responsible Tor che
uuafHrwIuf
Unbbrra blow open the safe In the STA
tIUu .f tHH Baltimore and ohio Railroad
Company sf frr.un.Gauls iHef
uirnf Irf only obtained frffO al Che
money HII been almost HII removed o..
fur. TNu office was closed Two SUE
urUfr have heHn HrrrsfadHrd are lodged
Orb fHU Webster County, IHf awaiting n
hHar.ur one uf che meH la a UrD.IeEreI
rHH from sutton but nIr companion
claims f1 D. from Norm Carolina
IH. Grafton MIrIafrrfHI Association
pHar.I r.r"IufiHr Hf meeting fHF
. u..| endorsing ODE cause 90 equal Hufs
frar. aud 90 raIf that numerous
other ministerial bodies WIN Do UEr.
vice
creed Uarusft. alias ausr. ua-fI-tt.
waH arrested In CIHrkrburF fIIa week
Iti.H rhnrEIrr bartlett with The theft OF
"a nor.r HIs trial wif nc neil at an
rnrIr date
80 The meeting Of the Board or D.
rrCfurH ~ Grafton n AZ g.. a. the fol-
lowinE officers wero selected Tor the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-19

year: President Jed W. Robinson: Vice
President. J. g. NEWMAN. Secretary.
John n. Rose: Treasurer. william Nor
gan. The following men were selected
- chairman Of various committees. VIII
liam Morgan. John "a. Rose. clyde Rich
man. y. 4. Kendall. Arthur Reese. j. g.
NEWMAN ana Or. =. $. suddarth.
An important meeting was held
/, Wednesday night By the Masonic frater-
nifty at Newbu 4 number ~ local
Mssons were IN attcboancc az the scs-
sion.
The county court met In special scs-
sion Monday for the purpose Of award
ing the contract for installing an cleo
trio lighting system and wiring the
courthouse. the lighting arrangement 20
include placing a lars street lights In
front 81 the building =. =. Clark Sc
cured the contract for Si.292.
Frank Nicns. n negro. was remov ed
from the TAYLOR County infirmary TO
the Miners Hospital a. Fnirmont this
week with feet frozen 20 badly that ann
csHury. Exposure before being taken 20
The tntrmary was responsible Tor his
condition.
Walter Peer son Of George Peer and
brother Of Robert p shaw Of thtsclty.
ln o. critical condition tn John Hop
kins hospital a. Baltimore. Re was TAX
upon for enlarged tnusIs. Hcmorrhagos
followed the operation.
Mise Gail Rogers ss.-rrfainsd "a small
crowd ~ friends 90 Der home on West
Washington street no o. very pleasant
puat- Valentine Day party. Progressive
five hundred was the evenings diver
zion. Miss Marion bradshaw. of Fnlr-
mont rui Miss ELLEN EHfsuu. OF rruuty-
town. who are visiting here. we're among
those present.
Revival mretlnFH M thr Andrew NJ o.
church and the 81 rauTa NJ D. church
closed this week after rrnrIy two hum
drfd conversions were received during
the more than seven weeks or the meet.
inrr The uif.d lirsthru Church ia rou-
firuiuE lfH revival meeting ard has HI.
ready nrI rruF converts.
a large garage IH being constructed be
~ company headed Es Ulfr. E. Compton
on the Doe owned hr the baltimore and
ohio railroad on Feet Main street The
building Ia fH hr 500 feet long and Or
feet ulde ana viii hr equipped with aTI
aHr'r OF modern equipment THH build.
Inu o. fH hH ready IUr use IurIuH the
early summer and fhe grading ls pr1rliU.
ally completed nt this time.
The arrival ~ fIs ffraf robins fHIa
week has caused the people tu I1Hk fHr.
ward fo an early spring despite the
gloomy uruErUrfirnfI.rH Of tH. GROUND.
boz who predicted afv months bad
weather after February end. N.rr uru.
pie arH rr"u on OBJ. streets fHI. ur.E
Dob garments almost al light na those
worn Iu summer Or the weather rr.
mains open DO o. expected fhHf fruit viii
nr budding Iu few days and orchard.
lefa ln this section are preparing Co.
uEhf iirHa in their orchards tu protect
the fruit from sudden kIHuE frHsts.