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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-18
AVIATION MEET TO BE
PULLED OFF AT WAUCHULA

Wauchula, April Is .-W1auchula
is to have five days of festivity with
an aviation meet, beginning on Tues
day, April %, and running through
Saturday, April 80, the star attrac-
ton of which will be jennie Green,
well known aviator, who will make a
series of flights during the carnival
period Mr.. Green has been sta
toned at st. Petersburg the past
winter, making flights across Tampa
Bay, from time to time, carrying
passengers and important mail, in
which flights he used a hydroplane.
He will use a Curtis passenger car
rying bi-plane in his flights at Wau-
chula and several citizens of the
town are said to be nursing their
nerve with a view of going up in
the air." if the aviator permits.
The big day of the week will be
Candidates Day, which is set for
Friday, April %. Invitations have
been extended every political candi-
date in DeSoto county to be present
and make an address perfect del
uge of political oratory is promised
during the day.
The aviation meet will be inaug-
urated on Tuesday of next week
with a civic parade, the feature of
which will be a large moving human
flag formed by school children
dressed in the national colors who
are to march in the parade.
An auto floral parade will be an
other attraction of similar descrip-
ton.
The principal streets of Wauchula
have recently been paved with brick
and street masquerade dances will be
given on them two evenings during
the week-Tusday and Saturday.
which events are arousing great in
terest among the young people.
Numerous other attractions are be-
ing planned and Wauchula expects
to have the gayest time in it's his
tory.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-18

death angel that visited Egypt the
night of the 14th of Nison in his
mission instructed by the Almighty
10 XIII every first born in every
house in Egypt, and instructed Moses
TO slaughter lamb as a Passover Of
ierlng and to mark on the door of
every Jewish house with the blood
OF the lamb that when the death an
gel Will see this mark he will mass
over that house and no harm will
Defall the people therein.
Last night in every Jewish house
there was eaten unleaven brad
and bitter cribs. The youngest mem
oers IN the family of discernabIe
age asked four questions OF tbA
mead of the family relative TO the
passover. which was answered nv
d reaiistic form of answer to the eff.
iect that we are celebrating tonight
me deliverance of Egypt, and arc
onerihg prayers TO God for His di-
vine guidance in preserving Tsrae,
" whom lie has dedicated the holy
mission to proclaim His unity.
the celebration of the Passover &c
not only significant to the Jews but
10 All the peoples of the universe
rms is the first step the divine Gro
"'of mas taken to demonstrate to tbe
P'opieS Of the earth that freedom
ana liberty are within the rift Of
uou and God-like man must he froo
70 worship God according to the die
a'es u MS conscience. On the banks
CT the Nile Israel sues for indonona
ivy ana asserts that liberty and
sell government are the institution
Intended by the Almighty Ruler for
","iAihd 10 develop. Israel ON rho
Mount Sinai named by God bimso,,
" e the opponents of human indo.
penuence' that man is the servant
oI King God only and no one elso
ne divine Passover shown n the
egyptians throush Moses gives o.
Ihority to this statement Of f.o,
else. hooouy
PASSOVER is the beginning of In.
man independence; its erents
,,nasa with the Biblical fact tina,
uOu mas revealed himself to man
"'Hu and spoke to mankind througr
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-18
NO. REASON FOR IT
When Lakeland Citizens Show
WAY.

There can be no reason WI! y
reader of this who suffers Inc VI
lures of an acing back, the amy
ance of urinary disorders, the @7
and dangers of kidney ills win
to heed the words of a nelgho" u
has found relief. Read VIVA
Lakeland citizen says y.
E. L. Kimbrough, merchant !
s. Dakota avenue, Lakeland S']
81 was troubled for about A"'
years with acute lameneSs aerVS
small of my back and | often :"
bad that | couldn't wait on ny
toners at the store. The kidney
eretions were much too fFeque"
passage and filled with seaiIl.'
was in terrible agony and al'u'
| tried every medicine he".'
nothing did me any good - -
began taking Doan's Kidney
and I felt better after finishing
box. | continued, and after \
taken four boxes, l was Fiu y"
trouble. Since then have cur.
good health. | give Doah
Pills the credit" Is,
Price soc, at all dealers
simply ask for a kidney remtN' !.
Deans Kidney Pills-tne ID
Mr.. Kimbrough had foS'.
burn Co., Props, Buffalo =
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-18
THE JEWISH PASSOVER

\ member of the Jewish fair,
hands the Telegram the following
statement:
Last night after sunset, aecordins
to the Jewish calendar. the 18th dav
of the month Nison in the ve,r -
the creation Of the world 5s75 the
Jews all over the world. no matter
in what country they may dwell
and what tongue they speak ster,aa
start on another annual seven-5av
pastinal, celebrating the deliveranr.
of the children of Israel from tho
bondage of Egypt.
This holiday Passover derives its
name from the historic fact that the
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-18

twice, but the modern plan of house
cleaning, armed with modern ma
chinery and methods, keeps the house
clean all the time, every day, and
without spasmodic and unnecessary
energy.
1t has been discovered that the
feather buster is crime against
society The dry cloth tapped over
the surface of table or desk or chair
and shaken out of the open window,
merely stirs up the dust, it doesn
remove it from the room or the
house. A dampened cloth gathers
and holds it to be removed per
manently. The vacuum cleaner is
even more efficient, for it draws up
the dust from the smooth surface of
the walls. from the woven CARPET
or rug, from the floor. and with il
may be cleaned the places too high
to be reached excepting from the top
of stepladder.
1T is an economy in the house
hold, because it takes the place of
and makes unnecessary the extra
ordinary periods of frantic effort
because it does not damage the tex
ture of woven materials. which are
the chosen harbors of dirt and dust
1t may be operated from the electric
equipment with which urban homes
are lightd, and where that mower
is not available. various models Of
this cleaner may be worked by hand
power. 1t HAYES much more than lis
original cost in year by lesspnin.
the labor bill
Nor is this misdirected effort con-
fined to the home A n~~9ber of the
big railroad companies in Florida
use negro hand power to clean the
coaches and sleepers that are oper-
ated over their lines. The cushion
seats and backs are beaten more or
less perfunctorily in the cars them
selves. Some of the dust floats out
OF the windows if there happens To
be a draft of air leading that way
but the most of it is kept within the
cars for the discomforture of future
passengers.
Our ideas of cleanliness and Of
how to attain it need revising, both
for the sake Of economy and health
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-18
WAvERLY MENTION

Mrs. Branning and children have
returned from a few days visit to
Tampa.
Miss Maude Rowland is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Wilson, of this
place.
The young people had quite a nice
little crowd out to the singing choir
last evening practising for Easter
Sunday.
Mrs. Clea Moore and Miss Maude
Rowland went over to Dundee on
short visit recently.
The Citrus Fruit Exchange began
packing fruit Monday and will
close down this week until next sea
son.
A. V. Wells and Company who are
doing the work on the dredge boats
for the Peace River Drainage Com
pany. will soon have all their ma
chinery in shape for building their
large boat
Mr. H. F. Harbuck, of Auburn
dale. was here on a business trip
Thursday.
We were glad to see the nice cool
and refreshing rain that fell some
few days back. Can say they were
badly needed and highly appreciated
Mrs. Clea Moore went out fishing
recently and came back with Ions
string of fish which made her proud
to show them.
"WlAVERLY."
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-18
J q q q q q q = q q q q
WASTED ENERGY
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(Board of Health Bulletin.)


Board of Health Bulletin.)
Conservation of energy-making
every motion counts a matter of
deepest study in up-todate indus
tries. Manufacturers, business men.
professional practitioners call in ex-
perts to show them how to get big
ger output from the same amount of
labor-to make labor more efficient,
and they pay big money for the ad-
vice.
Economy of effort, physical and
mental, is a kind of watchword, a
motto. everywhere excepting in the
home. Even there a close economy
in money matters is followed, but
often an enormous waste of time and
large expenditure of work that
doesn't count.
In the good old days-not so very
old, either-the annual houseclean-
ing time was period when the
energy of the housewife had full
swing. 1t disturbed the daily menu
and misplaced the hours of meals
1t racked domestic relations and well
nigh wrecked home ties. Its memor.
les remained for days and weeks
like those of an earthquake 1t was
festival that brought joy only tC
the presiding genius of its opera
tions; it brought dismay and gave
anticipations to the men of the HON,
who realized their real insignifi
canoe in times of domestic emergen
cies.
And all this cataclasmic disturb
ance was largely wasted effort. Il
removed some of the accumulated
dust and dirt of the twelve months
but it found new lodging places fo
much of it. Watch the struggling
man forced, against his will. to bea
the carpet, swung across the clothe
line in the back yard The dus
arose in clouds on the balmy breeze
some of it to be waited to tn
neighbours premises and house an,
some back to the house from whicl
| it came.
Following the general MANAGER o
this spasm of cleanliness, her hea
crowned with soiled towel twiste
over her hair to protect it from tn
dust-laden air. The dirt raisin
broom is welded with yigor, film
the air and lungs with the clouds @
pulverized dirt and finding new rest
ing places for most of it, And
nally the first really sensible effor
is made when the dust-Quelling effoI
or wash cloth is brought into opera
ton. Well, it used to be a tediou
operation covering wearying day
IAN indefinite period which wa
fixed by the size of the house and tn
lasting energy of the housekeeper
1t usd to be that the house wa
thoroughly cleaned-or it wa
thought to be-once a year, perhaI
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-18
No Sleep for Tourist

Lakeland, Fla, April IA, 1916.
Editor Lakeland Telegram: | am
glad somebody has broke into
print" on the rooster question So
far as the statement being untrue
and unreasonable is concerned. can
certainly say they are truthful. Our
party came here for health, rest and
climate. and as your correspondent
says, we undoubtedly have the eli
mate And We would feel we were
more likely to get health if we could
get the necessary rest. But after
four O'Clock and sometimes even two
clock in the morning there is no
more sleep for us.
If any one doubts these state
ments and enjoys rooster concerts.
take walk down East Orange or
Lime street early some morning and
be convinced presume it is the
same all over the city as in our walks
the chicken pens are very much in
evidence and We know we are not
the only ones annoyed.
While our stay in your city will
now be short. we sincerely hope by
another season the nuisance will be
/ abated. or We with others, will fight
shy of Lakeland.
Now I was not the author of the
letter published. but, like the author
do not care to have my name men
toned or used in a rooster argument
|
and simply sign
A TOURIST.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-18
CARD OF THANKS

Our hearts are filled with appre-
citation for the many acts of kind
ness and sympathy extended us in
our sudden bereavement, and l de-
sire to thank all for their acts, and
also for the many beautiful floral
offerings.
MR.. j. G. HENDERSON
AND FAMILY,
MR. & MRS. II. c.. SMITH
Mr.. JIM CARLTON
AND SISTERS.
MRS. S. w. FEARRAND.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-18

The return of Prince Won Buelow
TO the post of the German chancel-
lorship is counted well within the
range of possibilities. according to
European advces. Such an event will
be hailed by peace lovers every
where. Especially will that be the
case with the mass of the German
people if recent events are any cri-
trion. The empire, bruised with
war, will undoubtedly welcome such
an able physician as Prince Buelow
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-18
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
KNIGHTS
OF PYTHIAS

All local members of the X. of
p. Lodge, No. As, as well as visit
ing brothers, are requested to be
present this evening at the Castle
Hall at 1880 to witness the third
rank work which will be put on by
first class team Don't fail to be
present as this will be a great treat
to all who attend and will help to
boost Pythianism in Lakeland
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-18

The discussion OF the problem OF a
suitable man TO fill certain position
was III progress, and IL was SAID that
some one ought to be selected VINO
would be acceptable to everybody.
Then you'll have to get some one
who has never done anything, and who
will be a mere tigure-head in the
place" was the answer. Isn't II
pretty nearly that way?
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-18

Moses from the burning bush, ~
structing him to abolish BONDAGE Al
human servitude and to inaugural
government in the household \
Israel as an example for all the pa
pies of the earth that the govern
ment which is approved by the Y
vine Governor is a government
the people, of the people and
the people, with equal rights 70
and special privileges TO none
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-18

The Miami Herald devotes about
column OF its good editorial space to
an article telling How to Draw a
Check If the Herald Will nov tell
us how to arrange SO there Will be
something in the bank to draw check
against we will be much Obliged. Our
trouble has always been that it was
entirely too easy job for US to
draw a check.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-18

10 you smile III right places! Is d
uueIy put by the Pensacola News
since the Davis package law went IN
10 elect it is rather dlIncult 10 say
ust what is the right place i'll which
to smile" If that's what you mean.
And ii your question is TO be answered
literally lnen where is the right place
to smile-not in the back OF the neck,
what?
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-18

The candidates in Division have
commenced their jaw-fest, the start on
their itinerary being made at Jack
sonville yesterday. This division ill.,
ciudes candidates for United States
Senator, Railroad Commissioner, and
State Comptroller Lakeland does not
seem TO be included in this itinerary,
but we are not suffering from scare
ity of candidates down this way, and
will try to worry along with the few
,dozen cheerful aspirants that can be
Seen on our streets any day.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-18

If a literacy test had been en-
forced in relation to immigrants
to this country in the past, the fore
fathers of the men who have been
most prominent in the building of
this nation-aye, even in the pro-
duction of it's literature and the de-
velopment of it's artistic and scien-
tific side-would never have been
permitted to land.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-18

The Bull Moose are DobDlnS UP
again III L lorlda. mat party VIA
have meeting Oh ITS executive con
mittee TINS week IN JachSonNllI 70
decide whether or not state Ticket
snail be puL cut. II. ~ AhutIsoh
seems to De the Digest part "a INC
Bull Moose party i'll this state.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-18

STATISTICS show that fully 100 per
cent. more criminals are recruited
from the ranks of bachelors than
from those of the married men. The
latter know better than not to be
good.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-18
NOTICE

Sunday afternoon, April 90, there
will be special music at the East
Lakeland mission Sunday school,
which convenes at 3 o'clock. Every
body cordially invited.
j. w. MARTIN, Supt
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-18

Woodrow Wilson have proven wholly
futile, and even Bryan now declares
that he will be re-nominated. Some
political butt-ins imported in other
guises by enemies of the Democratic
party, tried to introduce this opposi-
tion into Florida, but the seed fell in
unresponsive soil down here Woodrow
Wilson's denomination and election is
as certain as any mundane thing ever
is. 40
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-18

The Illinois Central mas ,
eighty-four passenger cars Nv
Pullman Company and ten ~ =,
American Car and FoanaH
pany.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-18

One by one the dailies in the smaller
cities of Florida are suspending pub
LEGATION for the summer, the latest to
adopt this course being the Braden-
town Journal The DeLand and Day
tona papers had already begun their
summer vacation, and the Palatka
Democrat has moved to st. Augustine
in the hope that it will have better
luck there than at Palatka. 1t isn't
much fun running a newspaper just
for fun
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-18

The papers of this Congressional
district are almost without exeep-
ton very kind in their treatment Of
the candidacy of Hon. H. J Drane
The Arcadia News, in recent is
sue, has the following pleasant com
ment:
Senator H. ]. Drane's platform is
all good. We are not surprised, too,
that he should make an open decla,
ration for national prohibition, We
knew him well enough to have obso.
lutte confidence in his stanu on this
question even before he spoke and
yet we confess our pleasure in seeing
this a part of his platform. Here is
what he says:
az believe the first solution of the
prohibition question to be national
prohibition; and as / have constant
~ worked and voted for statewide
prohibition. so would if opportunity
were afforded me, vote for national
hibition Also"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-18

FOR SALE or exchange for desira.
BILE property or will lease, well,
furnished hotel in Lakeland. Ad-
dress Lock Box 1873. Lakeland, Fla.
$685.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-18
THE LAKELAND NEWS,

A weekly newspaper giving resume
of local matters, crop conditions,
county affairs, etc. Sent anywhere
for $1.5o per year.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-18
StyIePIus. $I7
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The some price the nation over

The man who buys Styleplus knows the
price before he goes into the store. And he
knows that his next suit of Styleplus will
cost Just the same, no more, no less!
Style Plus through quahy-all wool fabrics
Style Plus Perfect ft-for of every age and
physique
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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-25
l LADRI NEGLI UFFICI DEL GIUDECE STRUTTORE DI
CASALE.
CASALE.

CASALE MONFERRATO 9.-Quest'oggi fra lie II lie H.
nene gil uc della Cancea Penae que adiacent del guice
isruttore chus rposo mezzod scatr ad vs
aronO casse del unzonar del giudce ruore rovsando
Motto probabmente ladi fat rnchudee neg uc
della Canceea penae scassiando porta penetrarono
QueO del gudce shUore. Ma orO arettaO lavoro ha
daO risua Mentre 81 fanno gil acceramen per
fonO ruba document to rsuta che ess avrebbero
aSportao che esgua d L. 49, Per inanto autora di
posa allie cacagna deg audac ladr che in gono
ALA sede del bunae ebbero are d compiere bruto ro
al funzionari della giustza
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-25
DIECI OPERAI CADUTI DA UN PONTE

MILANO, 9-Ne pomerggo d ier allo Sabilmento Marei
dec Opea vOravanO d pone quando rottura d
av mpacatura 81 sfasco lascando cadere mel vuoto
macapitat pompier accorsi subito auoettiga
portarono aOspedae Maggiore tire fer grav cioe
tore Giuseppe Roz d ami 49, abane Seo fe acero
confuse ALA tesla sopea comozone ceebrae Carlo Barbe
manovae damn 49, abtante Cologne Monzese, fraura
compcata del braccio snso Anado Borsa muatore damn
A. abtante SesO faUa del bracco desrO conusion
yare Gil atri operai leggermente fer fmOno medca sui
posto.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-25
ANNEGAMENTO.

FIRENZE, 10-Due soldat affogati nelrArno, ess
pei Lugano Torrggian aorche d es mprov
getava mel ume in ocalta pericolosssma Latro alora
spogatos tutta fretta acotando consig alcune
present. ALA scena getato neacqua per
savare compagno gia e state quasi subito
ravoo Dale trovate neg ab secondo e. state dent
per Giuseppe Bengn di Geneva Latro
ripescato, e. ancora Sconosciuto.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-25
CRONACAITALIANA
sCOssA DI TERREMOTAo A FoLIGNO.

FOLGNO, 1O-Questa notte ale 235 e. stata avverta
da moe persone d remoo della durana d circa
second tremto d nfss d crista oscillation di
ogett sospesi
Gil apparecchi deloservatoo geodnamico del Semi
naro dretto da prof Domenico Della Vedova
Indicate prevaentemene onduaora pccoa enta
ALA dstanza crca 20 chometr probable drezone
Senza damn di sorta
La scossa ha raggiunto il a. grado della scala Mercai
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-25
UN AGENTE DIP S. PERCossO DA GIOvINAsTR1

Presso cinematografo Volta Aessandro Poerio
sera, varii govinastri 81 accuffarono fra loro
ntevenuto Pagente P S. Tenaga della brigata Posipo
fu da rssan nguato peIcosso agente vstos NAL paro
esrasse la volea COST pote far ronte rbe
furono idencat per Giovanni Rppa Vncenzo Marazze
Giuseppe Tucci
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-25
UN NCENDIO ALIosPEDALE MILTTARE DI sIRACUsA

SACUSA 10-Un fortissimo ncendio sviuppatosi in
colsia deaa nsa del nosro ospedae mtare venne dopo
Quache donate pronto nterveno del pope col
del personae deOspedae della tuppa so ammalat
f che 81 ovavano nee due corse dancendo
asfe in ome condizion mel quarere Abela damn den-
cendo ammOntano a 5000 lire.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-25
L. OPERA MERAvIGLIOsA DELE "FERROvIE DELLO
STATO"

ROMA, 18-n "Gornae del Lavor Pubbici" di Roma seq
naa arcoo speciae prodigos risua consegut mel
periodic questa nOsra dale FerOve deo aO avendo
parole d eogo vvissmo personae segnaatos spro
di abnegazOne ed entusasmo
Anzio della Ferrovie aane disponevano di
quantavo materae relatvamente quae materae
consseva in cnquema locomotive 100000 vagon Cio per
ao ped che Ogn deci mnut tremo mare lunghis-
smo passe Veneto media quotdiana d cento
venti tTeni al giono
Duane Ia oensva austriaca e nose nee ferovare tras-
porarono pu d mone d soda ettantamla quadru-
ped, Is mila carTiaggi veicol mile cannon.
Earcoo attire beneerenze acQuse Ia para
loro gratitudne.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-25
DUECENTOCINQUANTAA ARRESTI OPERATI IN PROVINt
DI GIRGENTI

GIRGENTI 21-Nea provncia di Girgenti la poliza ha
atto bnte servo ruscendo scoprre vasta assoc
azione delnquere.
SOno sta ratti in pu che Acknowledgements nd
vdu Sono sndaco Francava di Sicia barone
Turano CAMPBELL da Calamonac certo Vito Cascio Fero da
Bisacquno.
Gil arrest stati opera dale squadrge servzo
dele quail e. diretto raj vice Questore cav. Morii