The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-02-11
/. s. warns ENGLAND AGAINST
Use N flag AND GERMANY
AGAINST DESTROYING VESSELS
FlOYDS PLEASED A
LARGE AUDIENCE;
BEAUCHANP TONIGHT

1T was the best performance of
the kind We ever saw" declared
many who packed the Auditorium
last night to witness the entertain :.
ment Of magic and mystery given by
the Floyds, one of the Chautauqua's
greatest drawing cards.
That these entertainers are real
experts in their line was demon
strated throughout the evening, as
they went from one mystifying act
to another. The mind reading Of
Mrs. Floyd was remarkable in that
she could tell Immediately what a
person in the rear of the house had
in his hand, what he was thinking
or what he might think some time
next week. The mystifying tricks
of Prof. Floyd kept the crowd
guessing all the evening, and so ex-
pert was he that the number of
know it-alls" who always attend
such entertainments, were greatly
in the minority.
This morning Prof. Chas. Lane,
who so delighted Chautauquans on
Monday night with his humorous
lecture. conducted the Bible Hour,
and all who heard him were highly
entertained and instructed. Mrs. c.
Rucker Adams, who is always heard
with pleasure, gave q lecture on
health at IL o'clock, taking as her
subject Mature and Nurture. Mrs
Adams is splendidly equipped to i'm
part helpful information relative te
the health, and her many Lakeland
friends were glad to hear this, hel
FIRST lecture during the present
ChautauquA.
This afternoon Miss Helen CLARK
Legg is giving a concert in oriental
costume. Miss Legg is q fine singer
of national reputation and Chautau-
quans will enjoy her numbers. Fol
lowing the concert, Mrs. Adams and
Prof. Lane will conduct the C. l..
s. C. Round Table.
Tonight Miss Legg will sing. fol
lowing which Hon. Lou J. Beau
champ, one Of the finest lecturers in
the country, will SPEAK. his subject
being Take the Sunny Side"
Large Crowd Heard Miss Willis
A large and appreciative audience
heard Miss Willis read that great
play "In the Vanguard" which old
and young alike gave the closest and
most rapt attention. There are
few readers on the Chautauqua plat
form today who holds the interest
and admiration that Miss Willis at
once excites. She is In a class en-
tirely to herself, and fortunate in
deed is the audience which has the
pleasure and privilege Of hearing
this spendid artist.
The following is the program fol
tomorrow and Saturday:
Friday, Feb. IL
Mrs. C. Rucker Adams, platform
manager.
10 a. m.-Study Of Gods Word
Rev. Jno. B. Culpepper. evangelist
ia. m.-Health lecture, "Life's
Addition Problem" Mrs. C. Ruckel
Adams.
2:45 p. m.-Full concert, Heller
Reed Alexander, harpist and so
prano; Miss jeanette T. Broomeli
reader and child impersonator, Phil
adelphia. Pa. Organization of loca
C. L. s. C.
D. III ."I
Helen Reed Alexander and Jeanette
T. Broomell. Popular Lecture
character Reading as a Business
and Social Assett," DR.. Stanley L.
Krebs. A laugh a minute! Practi
cal, Clever, Scientific! Helpful
All business men and salesmer
should hear it, also all professional
people and all interested in knowint
the people YOU meet.
Saturday, Feb. 13
Mrs. C. Rucker Adams, platform
manager.
1Oa. m.-Bible Hour" Power o
Habit" Rev. P. F. Adams, chapiih
Ky.
II a. m.-Health Hour, "Neur'
muscular Activity" Mrs. C. Ruck
er Adams.
| 2:45 p. m.-Full concert UT
nhean Musical Club, male quartettes