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The Washington herald., 1916-04-23

THERE is a little Bohemian cafe
where many of US go when
the days drag long, and over
the marble-topped tables we ex-
change highly-colored yarns of our
romances and of our everyday ex-
periences. 1t is a strange little
place, truly continental, and reminds
one of the Latin Quarter of Paris,
where the students gather to discuss
the eternal verities of life; just such
a cafe as lures the tourist, whose
constant cry is: atmosphere! Give
me atmospherep
No discordant sounds of cabaret
entertainers smite the ear in this
of voices above the clinking of
set before you on the clothleSs
pared in style Partisan.
Who is that old man with the
long, snarled hair and shabby
clotBes?" l asked, indicating a
strange, pallid old fellow, who stared
and who slipped lazily a tall glass Of
what might have been absinthe.
He was rePuted the greatest artist
companions, "and held his finger on
the pulse of the European art world
for many years"
And now" l interrupted, for he
seemed very much alone, as if he
Poor old fellow He's of the
school of yesterday" lamented my
friend, "and he's passed beyond the
cycle of his success. Look! See that
man standing in the doorway"
l turned quickly to observe a tall,
stalwart chap, who looked like a
well-groomed, active business man.
DO you know who he is?" ques-
toned my friend. l shook my head.
americas most successful artist. "
And she whispered a name which sat
me bolt upright in my chair, that
might see the better.
At a table quite near US fingered
a dreamer, who slipped his black cof-
fee and gazcd about him, conscious
bound to study the long lines of his
G4NSduLly II AOOALlCu 4lSulG c % poi
ished was he that he made me think
OF the wee figures upon large we'd
ding cakes, and so aristocratic were
his fingers and his well-rounded head
that I suggested to my companions
he might be the scion of a well an
cestored and noble family
He is a shoe clerk" came the
laconic reply. Comes here every
Suuday-alone - dressed in the
height Of fashion. Poor little dream
crl He serves for six days of the
week, but on the seventh he really
lives and like a king among men.
There IS your millionaire and aristo-
craft"
She pointed out jolly-looking
boy in a rough tweed suit with a
cap pulled down over his eyes.
He will inherit thirty millions
upon the death OF his father" she
continued.
Looks like one of Sherlock
Holmes detectives" And I laughed
because of the contrast between the
two men.
Artists, musicians, actors and ac-
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
TASK TO FEED vERDUN GUNS.
French Driver Describes PeriIs of
Transporting shells.


London. April "A vivid picture Of the
road leading TO Verdun is given in a let
ter from a Frenchman serving on the
lines Of communication along which thou
sands of shells are being sent up by daS
and night to feed the monster guns at
the front. The letter says in part:
Hardly had We arrived in this region
on February p when my motor section
began its service for the transport of
shells into the region which you can well
guess. These shells, which we fetch from
a nelghboung station, are transported a
very great distance in uninterrupted con-
'voys, making an endless chain on a wide
road reserved exclusively for automo-
bies
'On the return journey we take wound
led, emIErants or come back empty. and
each outing represents for us from ff-
teen to twenty-five hours at the wheel
when it is not thirty-and for our lorries
I'D to 2OD kilometers. This, night and
day.
"On arriving here we did the Journey
twice almost without stopping; that is to
say, iorty-eigth hours without sleep and
almost without eating
1t was so fearfully hard that it was
decided that there should be only one
chauffeur perforry. and that we should
take 1t in turns. You know that we are
supposed to be two on every Iorry. I
do not know il you can imagine what it
means to drive one of these lorries
weighing five tons and carrying an equal
weight in shells, either during a descen,
of 12 or Il per cent and with a Iorry
just in front and one just behind, or driv-
ing during a frosty night, or without
lights for short intervals when nearing
the front
Can you see a driver alone on his
lorry, whose eyes are shutting when a
shock wakes him suddenly, who is
obliged to sing, to sit very upright. to
swear at himself, so as not to sleep. not
to throw his lorry into a ravine, not to
get it stuck in the mud. nor to knock to
pieces the one in front? And then the
hundreds and hundreds of cars coming
in the contrary direction whose lights
blind him. If you can imagine all this,
be happy that you can spend your nights
comfortably asleep ina bed"
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23

When a cat. owned by the keeper of
the Platte Fougere lighthouse on the
Island of Guernsey, wishes to enter
its masters dwelling il rings an cleo
trio bell to summon a member of the
household to the door. This has been
made possible by the construction,
near the bottom of door, of a shelf
which actuates switch when a slight
weight is placed upon it. Thus, when
the cat jumps onto this small ledge.
which is supported by a bracket, the
circuit is closed.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
WANTED AGENTS.

SO PER ZOO ALLOWED DISTRIBUTING FREE
soap samrles POCKET SOAP co, Lebanon,
y. H.
MEN AND WOMEN. MAKE BIG MONEY N
troducins household speciAlties; quick sales;
big Profits. Write today. NEW ERA SALES co.
Sls Neville Block. Omaha. NsbT.
AGENTS- WHAT THY ALL WANT
Concentrated Beer Tablets. Makes genuine beer
Garry goods risht in rocket. Enormous demand
large profits. Write today THE ANDREW
CO.. JIS Plum St. Cincinnati Ohio.
AUTOMOBILE AGENTS, WIRE OR WRITE
today for territory. Blackstone siT selling like
Wildhre; on payments. Immediate delivery.
cago.
ACT QUICK! AUTOMOBILE GASOLINE GO
ing UP. Sell GASO-TONIC. Equals gasoline at
&c gallon. Eliminates carbnn. Dollar hour
front. Sales guaranteed WHITE MFG. CO.,
Dent IS, Cincinnati. Ohio
WOULD $50 MONTHLY AS GENERAL AGENT
for Soc 90 corporation. and a Ford auto Of your
own free; introducing etock and poultR remedies,
dress RoYOLEUM COOPERATIVE MFG. CO,
Dept loi. Mouticello, Ind.
LADIEs-EARN BIG MONEY HANDLING OUR
goods in your own town. Rapid selleTs. Ten
sales bring s. Sells for 81 Experience unnec
essary. Our goods not sold in stores. We send
SUPERIOR SUPPLY Co. Dept NJ, South Haven,
Mich.
AGENTS-4 TO s. A DAY THE YEAR ROUND
selling household necessities. IS inventions
give agent a Wide field to work. Samples furnished
active workers. ]. F. LITTLE CO.. 55 Davenport
ave. New Haven. Conn.
AGENTS-HERE YOU ARE. BEST SELLING
household speciality market big profits. Par
ticulars free. INSTANTO SPECIALITY MFG. CO,
Box 55l. Cincinnati. Ohio
FREE TO AGENTS-THE UNIVERSAL AND
Agents Pricelst. Marvellous opportunities; big
lIofts UNIVERSAL SUPPLY HOUSE. Box 1873
Los Angeles. Cal
IF YOC ARE An EXPERIENCED Statesmen
It will pay you to write Immediately. We have
red-hot magazine clubbing proposition that will
hll YOUR pockets with dollars. POSTAL SUB
sCRIPTTON co, Minneapolis MINI.
MEXICAN DIAMONDS, EXACTLY RESEMBLE
genuine; rainbow fire; stand tests; sell at
sight. LIVE AGENTS WANTED. Profits, SO
weekly and up. Write quick for sample case offer
FREE. MEXICAN DIAMOND IMPORTING CO,
Box A-I7. Las Cruces. y. Mex.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
Answers to CORRESPONDENTS.

L. 2. N.-Why don't you try past
ing a piece OF court plaster between
your eyebrows to overcome your
habit of frowning? l have seen
many expressions ruined by a deep,
ugly frown.
Verona H. G.-Buttermilk is very
good-that is, if you enjoy it. l have
known many who improved under
the milk cure, also. But l do not
believe any one should follow such
radical treatment except on the ad-
vice of physician.
Joseph C.-Hobart Bosworth was
the leading man in Jack London's
celebrated story, "Thc Sea Wolf"
Yes, indeed, his was a superb in
depreciation of so grim character.
Hattie May-Thank you very much
for your clever suggestions, and |
will try to write articles upon the
subjects you mention within the next
week or So
Anna H.-My mother has not ap-
peared in pictures lately, and Lottie
is at present resting. Jack is with
the Selig Company.
Evelyn C.-If you are confident
that the school you speak Of has
clever and intelligent directors,
would certainly take course in act
ing. All that you learn will not go
amiss when you seek real experience
at the studios.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
HELP WANTED-MALE & FEMALE

TWELVE WELLDRESSED. EXPERIENCED,
hustling csnvassers TO introduce fine household
article selling for IS and rs cents good commission
and daily cash rTize. Apply between and ?. m.
at ROOM g. 800 7th st. nv.
SILVER MIRRORS At HOME, MALE OR FEE
male. and earn good wages in spare time. With
our instructions you do hrst-cass work without
waste Of time. Send for particulars MIRROR
WORKS. Drawer A. Apaachiooa, Fla.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
FOR SALE-BUNGAL0W

FOR SALE sUBURBAN-NEW BUNGALOW
beautifully located wooded knoll, must see
same TO appreciate. Two acres. On Washington a
Old Dominion Electric Ry. See owner Mrs r. NJ
B. HIT. at El Nido Station Va.
NEW ALOW-BEAUTTFULLY LOCATED
wooded knoll; must sec same TO appreciate: two
acres; Washiustou and Old Dominion Railway.
See owner, Mrs. n. ". B. HIT, at u Nido Sta
ton, W
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23

As a heavy passenger train near COL
fax, Cal. was passing a curve a man
leaned from the rear vestibulc and
waved at a young woman lii one of
the forward coaches. the engineer
CHANGED to be looking back, caught
the wave, and, thinking that some
thing had gone wrong. stopped the
train
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
WANTED statesmen.

WANTED Statesmen FOR AN UP-TO DATE
imported and domestic calendar line. Special in
duuemcnt to those that can get business Write for
terms today. ADV ERTISING & IMPORTING CO..
New York City.
AGENTS MAKE $ TO IS DAILY. NO EXPE-
riencC. Free catalOg and samples. New goods;
quick sales: L.g profits; world bcaten. CRUEER
co. Jackson and Campbell Chicago. H.
AGENTS WANTED-REPRE EN- NTATIV E
wanted everywhere. Large earnings; no experience
required send complete instructions; no inter
ference with your other work. Article must be USED
in every home; need merely be presented sells it.
self. Absolutely new. Low price. Write today,
giving name. address and Territory you cover.
NJ. GOODE, SS3 Fifth ave, New York
COMMISSION CHECKS SENT QUICK. SAM
pies light: great side line. Our boys making
money Write co OPERATIVE ADVERTISING
CO, Chattanooga. Tenn.
Statesmen WANTED FOR COUNTRY TOWNS.
S25 weekly salary and s. per day allowed for e1-
penses when travelling. WESTERN CIDER Co.
st. Louis Mo.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23

Apply Tuesday, THURSDAY. and Fri
day evenings after 1880 at 239 First
st. n. W., second floor. Experience
not necessary.
YOUNG MAN FOR OUR MEMS FURNISHING
Dept. Must also understand windoW-dressing.
THE BIEBER- KAUFMAN CO.. sol-9oa sth st. Sc
{ WILL PAY ANY HONEST MAN UP 10 $50
monthly for part Of spare time. No eanEsssng;
no capital. Write today. VOORHEES,, Dcsk 2,
Omaha, Nebr.
GOOD MONEY MADE At HOME KNITTING
hosiery. Machines furnished time. We buy or
ell your GOODS. Easy and constant work.
WHEELER co. Gnc.), ST MadiNou. Chicago.
wANTED-A FTRsTCLASs PEESSER. APPLY
TO 2A3 Nth st. NV.
WANTED-BRASs BUFFERS, POLIsHEHs,
spinnsrs. screw machine operators engrEveTs
platen, bumishers and brass workers. Address
MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION, Box ss5
Elkhart. Ind.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN FOR OUR MEMS
furnishing department; must also understand win
dow dressing THE BIEBER-KAUFMAN CO.,
Si zoe sth st. se.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
HELP wANTED--MALE.
GET A FREE VACATION

and help along the cause for pre-
pnredness and your city.
ENLIST In the signal Corps, District
National G,uurd.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
DIED

FRANZONI-On SATURDAY. April %. 1915
after a protrs cted illness. at his resi-
dence, SOS Massachusetts avenue
northwest, JOSEPH D. FRANZONI.
aged &c
Funeral Monday at 10 a. m. Intermcnt
private.
EAZEL-After a brief illness. on Friday
April p. 1916, al 5 a. m. at her resi-
dence. l402 Euclid street northwest
LOUISA s. HAZEL. aged Il years
widow Of James Hazel
Funeral on Monday at 10 a. m. Inter
ment in Oak Hill Cemetery. Please
omit flowers.
WALDKONIG-On Friday. April y. 1915.
at 2:S0 D. m. at her residence sos X
street northwest, ELISE WALD-
KONG. widow Of Valentine WaId-
koniF. and mother Of Mrs. Gustav
Noigt.
Funeral Monday, April q. at 2. m.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23

The number of women employed in Ger
many increased from January / to July
L 1915. by $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23

The taste for frog-eating is increasing
In America. Last year 100000 frogs
were placed on the markets of st. Paul
and Minneapolis
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-PERsONS TO COLOR ART PIC
lures at home. Easy work; no experience good
Pay. Sample free. WHEELER CO., 3S Madison,
Chicago
WOMEN WANTED-FULL TINE. SALARY SIS,
selling guaranteed hosiery to wesrer; Csc an hour
spare time. Permanent: experience unnecessary.
wEARPRooF HOSIERY, NorristoWn, Pa.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
1T PAYS TO READ AND USE
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS.
CLAIRyoYAYTs

THE Z1NCIGs, P1LMTsTs- CLAIRvoY1NTss,
AND CARD READERs, CAN BE CONSULTED
oS one 5 boftksi HsiRs 81 fEE FIJI TFs REANpsNS EANp9s
HyERY THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SUNDAY
At r. ". DEVELOPING CIRCLE. THURS
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23

We teach you Horse
manship, Radio Teier'
aphS and Signaling.
Enjoy our Elaborats
Club Rooms. Pool Ia
bic and Yictrois al
your dispoaal.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
AUTO ACCESSORIES.

SEA KELP PUNCTURE PROOFTNG DOUBLES
tire mileage Ss7 to s. profit and each customer
booster New. easy high-class business started
with H3 No competition. KELP PRODUCTS,
CclegroEc Cal.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23

&c TU-n-HE LIQUID Ne6sons. Eood for what
ala yoz- so. TU-RA-HE BERT T.hlets fur con-
siparou, indigestion, hT1 and hdnsys oc and zcs
TU-RA-HE T16etS, for sour. Fa~y. sLcuznh, lao
TT-RA-HE Lainsnt 5c TC-RA-HE CoGn
Syrup lie TU-R-HE Los-1s-s pc TU-RA-EH
Foothelp Powder. iOc. TU-RA-HE Pins n Otnt~
sDsrt, pcL TUR-HE Fscs P0~de. loc- TU-RA-
HE Perfume, loc, lEc and 10 TU-RA-HE Hair
and Scalp Ponads, loe. TU-RA-HE TSlcun Po~-
dsz. nc- TU-RA-HE Hsrn~l Inhxler lee. TU-RA-
He FNor NsgsSAl Cran, ioo TU-RA-HE Hsslth
Candy hor~hound vih ehGry. tAs.trHf and rpesr-
mint, &c q bag TT-RA-HR hASnot ZaAu KSdA
norASs hands ard fs- only IA TC-RA-HT In
dian Dolls Sc. TU-h -HE Hs-olrr71 turuss b ss~a
70 Be Appreciated. Be- Florida swe-+ susIr Osos
bo and No lkrge uriety o rsrv healing ksres
snd rooeA, mins-xlS, quartz. ston-s and pyr1tss.
Indian WlgsaR Herb Remedy Establishment
IT'S seventh Street y. W.
Bet r. and 8. wsshinrton- d c.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
FOR RENT-TYPEWRTTERs
ROOMS AND BOARD

rp s1. Nw.-sTNGLE ROOM. SECOND
bOoE frCNs; porca. bath box water: sslee4 E1e
rounding; c1sEins the hess
Id 81. NW.-LABGE, CLAN ROM sun
able for two; porch. bath. hot water: sslec ~
rsUDoinss: cuisine the bssa
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
Qood Lnek. HApst.

ecod Lock, HNpEf-
ness Adub cement,
Good Changes Ers sure
70 o1ns 10 you. Trrt
ayv E-xt sod times
Ahesh. P-pSSy for Eood
beslth and Food Lppear
apcs, and Fpod laaa wiu
zals upon yOG m u
. hcaJ ye1r for you
TU-RA-HE H-e ht1-
ur, 20 make . tss o.
zsdfobs, Anpls tr~s
lLE IN nail naEfr
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UnfUrnished. L

IsS4 MONROE ST. Nw.-vERY DESIRABLE
TOonS. bath and porch
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
FOR REET-APARTMENT

WILL RENT COMPLETELY FT-RNISHED DE
hshtfully cool sTsrtment o. Jhres roms and hzrr
private UDTch h1t water. near Capitol. SIS -
month during summeT. rsfsrrnors A5drrs. N 57
ct nv.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.

me most unusus. collection ef "a
kind In wAshington can be seen az
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
MASSAGING

NINE DOLORES ROBINSON, MASSEUSE.
Rheumatism, nOor circulation. ncrTOusuess. eec
tropathic treatment. APPOINTMENT daily and Sun
day Phone Main Z252J. s3 sth 81. sw.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23

LUNCH ROOMS.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-23
FOR SALE-B00KS.
BUSINESS OPPOTUNTTTEs.

ADvERTISE-IN 20 FAMILY WEEKLY NEW
papers, . words for s. COPE AGENCY, S
Louis Mo.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1916-05-23
c. ]. lEWELLIE SPOKE
AGAINST BONDING,
But FAILED TO
HURT THE CAUSE

Mr.. G. ]. Lewellin, the champion
of the anti-bond sentiment in Polk
county, addressed a crowd in the city
park this morning. There was
fair-sized audience, at least fifty per
cent. OF which was composed of those
favorable to bonding.
Mr.. Lewellin talked for an hour
or more, but we do not think he
made any converts. No one doubts
Mr.. Lewellin's honesty and SINGER
ity, and in our judgment he is the
ablest exponent of the anti-bond
idea; but he was at great disad-
vantage, for there is really no ar
gument against the bond proposition
as it is being put up to the people
Of Polk county, and after listening
to MIR. Lewellin the people were
forced to the conviction that he was
advocating a very weak cause. The
good roads sentiment is steadily
growing in favor and Mr.. Lewellin's
speech did not give it any setback.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1916-05-23

favor of the county until the money
is actually received, but whether the
whole amount will be paid over to
the bonded trustees Immediately az
ter sale or in blocks as needed VIII
depend largely on the bids of those
who ultimately buy the bonds.
3. The bond trustees will be sub
iect to the law in regard to the prop
er investment of the money and any
interest at II per cent, or any other
amount. will accrue to the county
and not the banks, because the bond
trustees will receive compensation
for their services as fixed by law.
4. The bond trustees will be re-
uuired under the law to give gooc
and sufficient surety bond to th'
county for the faithful performance
of their duties as well as for the ac
tual funds they handle.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1916-05-23
The Answers

|. The contractors will be under
a surety bond to carry out their con-
tract which is to construct the mil
cage called for on a unit basis, which
means that they only get paid for
the actual work they do. The engin-
GERS have assured the commissioners
that the total sum of the contracts
will be sufficient to complete the
mileage as shown on the map.
2. If the bond issue is carried, il
is proposed to date the bonds July
1st and they will, of course, bear in
terest from that date, accruing in
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1916-05-23
FIRST BALL CANE
OF THE SEASON
drew LARGE CROWD
THIS AFTERNOON

The first game TO be pulled on this
season on the local diamond is tax
ing place today at the ball park, and
is being witnessed by a fairly good
crowd, in spite of the threatening
weather. Winter Haven and Lake
land crossed bats promptly at 3
o'clock and every move Of both teams
is being watched with interest and
enthusiasm by the fans
The home boys are determined TO
make a record this season and all
baseball enthusiasts should turn out
and give them the support they de-
serve.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1916-05-23
Guild of st. Agnes

The Guild OF st Agnes held a busy
meet at Guild Hall Monday, May -,
with seventeen members and one Wis
itor, Miss Marie Flood. present.
We were delighted to enroll Mrs.
Holworthy among our number.
After the singing of the Guild
hymn and the usual services con-
Quoted by our president, Mrs. S. F.
Smith, affairs of moment were dis
cussed.
The treasurer, Mrs Iverson, was
authorized to pay off Indebtedness
for plumbing and other necessary
expenses incurred.
The Guild decided to continue
making aprons, caps and handker-
chiefs for sale, each member endeav-
oring to complete some of these ar
ticles during the summer months
Mrs. Eaton was appointed CORE
spondent to our diocesan paper. The
Palm Branch, necessary adjunct
for every live parish, reporting
Guild, Auxiliary and general churcl
work
1t was debated and decided L
have the moving picture entertain
ment beginning Monday, May 20, TO
the benefit of the Guild. An agree
ment was made with Mr.. Kibler
manager of the Airdome theater
each lady to sell so many tickets
and the Guild receiving one-half o
he the proceeds for the entire work
A committee of four, Mrs. II .
Tally. Mrs. Drane and lyerson wer
appointed to advertise this worth
cause.
The Guild then adjourned to NEE
Monday, May %, at the Guild Hal
Mrs. o. NJ. Eaton hostess
The hostess, Mrs. +. o. Floo'
served delightful refreshments
> punch and cake, assisted by Mis-
Marie Flood.
Those present: Mesdames Richard
Graham. Browne, Bulloch, Eatol
Iverson, Smith, Dudley, Tilly, II.
Tally. Drane, Roderic, Holworthy'
Y Turner, Flood, Hugenin and MI
e onou PRESS REPORTER.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1916-05-23
Much INTEREST IN
LOCAL SCHOOL
BOARD ELECTION

Interest in the election to choose
three members of the local school
board, which election is being held
today at the office of Judge J. P.
Thompson. in the Dickson building,
is more pronounced than in any sim
liar election ever held in Lakeland. :.
Up to four O'Clock this afternoon a
total of 2s9 votes had been cast
an unusual number in such an cleo
ton.
There are two tickets out, one be-
ing made up of the names of W. X
Grower, S. L A. Clonts and I. j.
Fraley, and the other being j. W.
Scally, H. l.. Swatts and R. l..
Mayes.
The friends of all these gentlemen
seem TO be doing considerable work
thus developing an interesting but
good-natured contest.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1916-05-23
Birthday PARTY

Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Mercer gave to
their charming little daughter, Miss
Alma, birthday party which was
greatly enjoyed by friends. Alma
received many nice and useful pres
ents. Various games were PLAYED
and refreshments of cake and fruit
punch were served.
The party was enjoyed by the fol-
lowing; Mrs G.. R. Randall. Mrs.
h. Parish, Little Misses Clara Bell
Taylor, Allie Blair, Faris Martin,
Mildred Fulmer, Mirtice Harrington
Catherine Randall, Gladys Parrish
Louise Parish, Russell Johnson
Ernest Marshall.
Rain kept the guests until late
but all enjoyed good music by Mis-.
Clara Bell Taylor
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1916-05-23

Everyone interested in the musi-
cal growth of Lakeland and Polk
county is invited to be present at
the Lutheran church this evening at
s o'clock, at which time an effort
will be made to organize chorus
choir to be known as the Lakeland
Chooral Society, the purpose OF tn
organization being to hold a three
DAYS music-festival each winter and
stimulate and foster a desire for the
aesthetic advancement of the com
munity.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1916-05-23
In Society

mr. y and Mrs. C. Rucker Adams
10 Give Reception
Friday Evening
MI and Mrs. c. Rucker Adams
nave issued invitations to Chautau-
qua Guarantors and their wives to a
reception TO be given at the New
fremont Hotel on Friday evening
at o'clock, which promises to be a
most delightful affair.
The parlor and dining room will
De thrown open to the guests and a
pleasing program participated in by
some OF the city's best talent, will
form feature Of the evenings en-
tertainment.