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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19
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lerbings IdiperItd, benn ieiac Srentrbe
faiien Die Sade fn unseididt an, baB,
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rem sebt, Sl1sbes lei Ser &anbioat Der
9elttidorerifurer, nit bere,1 Siiibrern
ler fprtpdbrenb fortferire pegen @ieit1er
&anlpasnereoen, bielt ser oe,npfrafii9e
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meilt alts 9ent5Hen %beiteberbe Ser
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brinsen berludte NIT Der einfaltisen
8ebmiptuns, iuer,n @i1gbes eripablt
iperbe, 10 iperbe Ell nod 1etnem Nmtsz
antrttt 9eutfdlano sen aries ers
tldren.
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tig, "a, ipo Der proetsliide ginfluB
am srDbten lit. iudt man bie stinm
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bern mar lin als ben &at,bibaten bes
8aiiers binltent nnb als ben @elferse
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ten, tpic man lin in Berlin lino in
Yptsoam 5u bnben tpiinniidt. Sn Sen
.stanten ba9egen, no Sic A%tsfpmdlen
ooiiinllltl seidt nnb Sic Sreltnbe Der Oeutz
ihen Code lit 10 sablreider iir,b,,
ifempelt man Sen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
biaten 5u einem iabeIrafenoen Siago.
Der barauf brenne, nit 9entidldnb
arieg an5ufatsen. SIM Giten lit
Sligbcs prpbelttld, I'M @elten lit CT
artibeittid, belltc fonipirtrt ct nit len
Msentcn bes &aiiers, morgen init Sen;
int cnsliideu splbe itebenoen arie9sz
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nit elmer &Iappe 5u ldlasen, ttifft
aber IN @irfIidfeit gar fei,c. 0enn
es lit natiirli6 ebenio ulansbleiblid,
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i'm 8elten &enntnib oappn erbaItcn
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19

gute 8aaer, uidt nur 9siItlite,
lDuroen lbr auf ben 5ii9 selegt.
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s..tes 2s6en 9isIs e:e 5a.t, an
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nel 3ufla, Dag Der Welttrieg aussez
brydysn lei. Sins Der oleslegteA
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ties. uno par ni6t renig ~eritount,
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l@Iag, boz es 5tldte.
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m5m NItersbeim baben mir feline
eanotarlen bon JranfreiG uro 9tuBz
iano, Jrdulein &atht. uno big plr
lie angelaaift bdtteu, lit plellsid3l Der
Hries lfon Dorbe;."
$50 mein, cine aarte Don Der
Reutirdaer ll~mseseno."
$50, oa ut cine tlelne oa, 5rlu=
fein 4dtbi."
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greiiin cine Sarte, his biz @usen
5rcsnteu. Muf ben Mnltattssdngen
tuiaelte ss gdd3etno: nDie pom Num=
aler III psri5lat ben Melttries auf
Der GeutirAner umssbungstarte, btz
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8ogeien Die eriten groBen Sdluaz
ten1Atd5e Der tampfenoen Yolter
aufeiaanoer. unteroenen sils i'm
Mltersbsims ales leiaen alten Sang.
Der auffee oampfte pie lphlt, Dos
5eouioipies Deri:derte i'm 3eiteniarlp
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Ibeaoraalsans pie ionIt, tliafte pie
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,rl..e .e9liHnoe ab.
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.ag $50 IL Duran oellten mlBts, oan
tie t,..t aJello Del. Geoulotpte. slt
Der Nrau !iat dusgetrGmeA put, be-
IaRa ~ Die Sen, itrtn iii Gelldlt
Der 2nnts Ole sltta a%ufsspapptcH
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ria.
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nanoert. 2l.n Murgen .par lie .
fei,a t~ss TEL Wprsen letber. Z
par ei.l 8unoer.
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8priibcryshm Elm tlcincs Glasi@ul=
le!den touIte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19

- Ms bcmofratiiden 60
pernorsfaabibaten babcn lid i'm nllr
Die iosctlannten vSiibrcr" ser Dempz
tratcn bon Der prpbibitipniitilden
@eaber : 8rtan : Clique %atf9alien
lalien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19

@ereoitb lit Ser @oberliorssfa1~
btDat Der gro6ibitioninen umo
ibres @unbitiids felt 36 Sabren, oes
8es @doines gesiiter & 2eaber". ga5
1T ieet 10 flar, bab ei1en bic auselt
beiBen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19
-; 9esbalb - User fir @serebitb

5bibition". So bcibt Bic Malls feinen
Saoen ' ab. Sic frciiinniscn
9emofrafeir, bie Ser &arteireg1laritat
ipegen fi!r Wierebitb itinmen mpllen,
mDgen 1i1 bas merfcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19

Der r3AeItAe .1emofrss., etHdaesI,d
'HlSgabe. fe@S Wlnlffern ie6e Wo&e.
Csse an bte Slbonnenten In btefer Stabt M
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borans5ablun9 fret aboeItefert. =,
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iebrIt0 $1.O0 BET gorauBsnbIlne.
4of stnIetboIb Der Der. etdaten III bird
xr6ger tn bera @taht $3.50, Bet 5Ijino
200; nag CANADA $3.50 itab ta6 evrpnd
400 per Sdbr Bet DoraitS5ablixo.
Nts j ylsSdsattsdtt 9smDsrat", In s,stt III.
van 1tr Der. Staten 5000. Nd& GGnnbn ,tah
.sa0 7erropa $3.50 idtrlt0 ta 6pr9uiaaIIaRo.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19

- WlereD1ID III Der WDbcrnDrstanS
oiSat Der 9robibitioniitcn alter Sdate
ttrun9cn nnb arler Torteien.
- Ml5 ocmofratii1c Go
bernorsfanoibaten baben iid i'm nllr
Die 1osetlannten uSiibrer~ Der Demo
tratcn bon Der prpbibitipnitiIden
@eaber : grpan : Clique alf9alIen
lallen.
Sic logenanntcn b~cmofratiIden
Silbrer. Bic iid baben iibertolpcln laie
len, betra6telt Die be,nofratiidcn @abe
Ter jcoenfaas als cine !&ammelbccrbe,
bic biniprinst, ipobin lie als u2eitz
banrmel" %Ipriusen.
sic iperhen am Z. Nopembcr Sic
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fratifden @dblern niat cinfdat, linen
ale ibrc MISUNDERSTANDING" ,1ad65ll.s
MAIDEN. - Rot mutd, Marianne.
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biOat Ser 9ro6ibitioni1t it. unp
ibres @nnbitiids felt 36 Sabren, ocs
r8es @aoiles 8esiiter & 2eaber". 9a5
1T iebt 10 flar, bab einen oie; Mlseit
beiBen.
9es6alb - User fir Wserebifb
als @Dbernor ittlnmt, itimmt fit 9ru=
.bibition". 81 beibt Sic Malls feinen
Saben ' ab. Sic frciiinnigen
9emofrateit, Sic Scr &arteirem1Iaritdt
lpegen fin Nlerebitb %itnnmcn mollel1,
mDgen 1t6 bas merfen.
Sic biirften I'M ndicblten Sabre
Die 5illfe, lpelde lie blrtb ibrcgtimme1
fin Iereoitb Der Sade Ser Erobibiz
tionsfanatifer 9eleiitet babca, bitter
bereuen. Gin IN abrer, nj III d=
tiger 9emofrat farm It'd fir
Sen &anbibaten Ser 9rpGibitipniifen,
lammtlieber NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pllriz
tanilder Seften uno bes fatatildcrl
Erobibitipns : Organs oSes 9Rpincs
&e9iiter & 2caoer" ltimmen. S,dnbe
ipesl @a11bs offl
Ser SEEM 9orf Mmcricdn" BE-
iidltloist sic '9feip Yorfer E%orborganc,
lie lta1oen. ian1lnt u11b lonSers i'm gpIz
De Gnglanos. n1b mar bari geiponlt
lei1,, lpie piel 8latter .es lpaecn merpen,
nielerbalb cine 9eleipisunssflase ses
gen i'm ansllfreneen.
Sic Gbi1eien linb ipiinIdensz
ipertbere Irbcitcr, als Die robe @cieIlz
id)uft, Die li@ iiber nttiere Dlflihcn !@az
fen ins 2anb %branst", ibreibt @ D . s.
! 0 IN 8ilfon in leiner @eI9idte
.bes amerifmiiden @plfes. llnb in
elmer &epe alls oen1. Sabre 1909 beiBi
es: SD bin ein idarfer @crtbcibiser
Der nffenen @erfltatt. 9ieMrbei=
4 erunipnen 5ieben Sen bel fen Or
better binab auf oass2ipeall bes Idledz
telten." 60 idrieb nr1b ipra6 9err
@ilion barnals; berieIbe @ilipn, Ser
lih beltc Ser atnerifaniiden Mrheiterz
idaft als ibr better Srelno a1preiler
|labt.
- gnslanb lief Sen iiibliden Mes
I'M Sabre 1861 iiber cine MiIz
,liaroe Solar, bannit tic Sic l1nion serz
lifDren f0nnten. Gieie @efaIisfcit ba=
ben bic Ser. Staaten ibnen i'm Sabre
1915 bergolten ln0 ipcrben iie bprz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-19
lfen Sade unsebeureu Shaben Slls
fiiat, iuas ia, ipie Die 8ablausiihten
jeet iino, bodit erfrcnliD lit.
9olitiid1c itno nnpolit;;dJe
Ganb9lpiIen.
~ User fir Mcrehitb Tals @pucrnpr
fimrnt, itin,at fir 9robibition.

- Werebitb lit Ser @ppcrnorsfane
otoat Der 9robibitioniitcn aGler Sdat<
ttrnn9cn unO aaer Harteien.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-15
Sc niors Gave Pretty Party
In Honor Of Juniors

The Seniors of the Lakeland high
school entertained the Juniors last
evening with a lawn party at the
home of Miss Geneyieve Duggan on
West Main street
The lawn was gaily decorated with
Japanese lanterns and rustic seats
we're arranged for the accommoda-
ton of the guests
AS the Juniors arrived they were
served with a most delicious frult
nunch, after which a program 81
games and stunts furnished d.
version to those present Mr.. Pal
Flanagan excelled in the stunt
feature and won the prize which was
golden egg bearing the Inscription
"seniors to Juniors -l916
Tempting refreshments oil s'ra"
harrv souffie and waters were thei
daintily served by the Seniors
Those who attended were TN
omhars Of the Senior and Juno
classes and Miss May Tomlihsoh
Mr.. puggan. Mrs Van Huss an
Nessrs Yoder and Spence ana III
tie Jack Duggan.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-15
In Society
SENIOR PLAY TO BE
GIVEN MONDAY NIGHT

The Runaway Coupl4 " - - 49,
sented by the Senior Glass Of ~.
AaAeiand nigh school Monday night
at the Auditorium promises to be a
very Fascinating production and
the members of the cast are showira
unusual interpretative and charac,
ef portrayal talent. The mysterious
MISS Brown" adds spice to the play
since her identity is not discovered
until the last act when startling dis
closures are made, and the unknown
lady makes her disappearance nj
that she is real live intriguer and
mischief-maker is proved beyond a
DOUBT, as the audience will discoy-
er Monday night.
The Hero, Capt Courtenav !"
who is none other than Daniel Hol-
land, and the heroine. Miss Angela
Brightwell," which role is PLAYED
most capably by Miss Mildred
foungs, supplemented with a most
talented cast, are going to surprise
their friends Monday night with a
very real imitation of a sure-enough
dyed-i-n-the-wool theatrical produc-
ton, and it will be something worth
seeing A large crowd will doubtless
witness this play at that time.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-15
RELIGIOUS CENSUS
OF LAKELAND TO
Be TAKEN ON
APRIL 18TH

A second meeting of pastors anC
Bible school superintendent was
held in the study of the pastor OF
the Baptist church on Thurs da!
night to further plans for taking a
religious census of our city
1t is very much desired that all
the pastors and Bible school super
intendents of the city will have part
in the arrangements and the carry
ing out of the same that we may
know who are members of the
churches we are affiliated with, and
that we may learn the preferences
of those who are not Christians. We
also desire to learn who so to Sun
day school and who do net and tho
preferences of those who do not go.
Plans are being made to visit ev-
cry home in the city on Tuesday
morning April Is between the hours
of Q and -. We urge that each
home be ready to give the visitor
the information asked.
This will be beneficial to every
church in our city and we solicit
the hearty cooperation of every
church, of every Christian, and ev-
cry citizen who is interested in the
good of our community.
REPORTER
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-15
STRAW SHOE CO. WILL
GIVE PART Of PROFITS
TO HOSPITAL FUND

Lakeland's fine hospital will be
great asset to Lakeland. 1t will help
directly or indirectly nearly every
line of business in the city, however,
what is of more Importance than the
financial gain Is the fact that 1t VIII
be a real life-saving station. Some
times quick action is necessary to
save life and no telling how soon
or to whose home loved one will
, be spared by our having this hoSpi-
tai with modern equipment
The churches and other orsani-
cations are helping and the Sunday
schools are now asked to aid this
worthy cause. We will give ten per
cent of all our sales, made during
the forenoon every day until Easter.
The amount may be credited to
the church, Sunday school or any or
| ganiZation named by the customer,
but it must all go to the hospital
| fund
Our business has been gradually
increasing and during the last three
weeks on afternoons people have
come into our store and gone out
without being waited on because
there were so many customers ahead
of them Every one will want new
shoes for Easter and we hope this
opportunity given each one to have
share in helping the hospital Will
be an inducement to many Of Our
customers to buy their shoes early
in the day.
We now have the largest stock oi
the new high grade shoes that was
ever carried in Lakeland We have
the very latest styles in ladies gray
black Havana, brown kid and paten
pumps, in A to f widths. from 50. -
to 81 50. Canvas pumps. 81 80 Z
: SO. 90. Growers oxfords and pumps
5 for tender feet The Red Ridin'
! Hood line for children Mems shoes
with exceptional good value, TO
1872. 80 and SO so. The famous Rails
ton. 81 90 and 81 90 shoes in com
bination lasts as we'll as straigh
sizes. This will be appreciated b
the man who has a narrow heel an
instep
The Stetson. one Of the highes
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-15
BACCALAUREATE
SERMON TO BE
DELIVERED TOMORROW
MORNING BY REV.
f. H. CALLAHAN

The baccalaureate sermon will be
delivered by Rev. F. H. Callahan
10 the members of the Senior Glass
at the Auditorium tomorrow morn
ing at II o'clock. AS has been the
custom heretofore, no services will
be held at the various churches to-
morrow at that hour and all mem
bers and friends of all denomina-
tons are extended a cordial invita-
ton to attend.
Rev. w. H. Pugh will be in charge
of the service and the following is
the program:
Doxology.
lnvocation-iRev. Wallace Wear
Song All Hail the Power"
Scripture Reading-Rev. L. D.
Lowe.
Announcements by the pastors.
Collection to help defray expenses
Quartette-Yoder Kirk, Barnes
and Whitfield.
Baccalaureate Sermon F. II
Callahan.
Benediction-,Rev. C. l. Stacy.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-15

seemed to enjoy the OCCASION thor
oughly Refreshments were served
in the "Fresh-Air" school room, and
many of the oid-fashioned games
were in full swing both in the reci-
tation rooms and on the lawns of
the institution.
The "Fresh-Air" school room is
quite unique in its Arrangement, and
we'll deserves its name 1t is ar
ranged somewhat like a skating rink,
in so far aS its sides and ends are
completely open. drop canvass
screens being Provided in case of
rough weather. 1t is ideal from the
point Of view of light and fresh air.
and we'll worth visit by the people
of Lakeland The foliage of the sur
rounging trees and shrubbery insure
constant shade and cool breezes, even
during the hottest day.
Prof Ansted desires us to an
nOunCe tnat the SCHOOL Will give d
reception every two months, and
that cards of invitation will be sent
to everybody interested in practical
education. A more elaborate pro-
gram will probably be arranged next
time, as the increase in the attend
ance will provide more material
from which to draw.
Mrs. F. VI. Eaton, of New York
avenue and Lemon street, gave
charming rendition of 'Blumenlied.
and Miss Mignon McCorquodale and
Master Roy Thomas entertained the
company with vocal solo and a
humorous recitation, respectively
Miss Thelma McCorquodale accom-
panied her sister. Miss Mignon
Prof. Ansted read Dickens Mr.
Pickwick's Proposal to Mrs. Bar
rell "
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-15

Mr. Harry E. Ward, vice presi-
ent of the Irving National Bank OF
lew York city, is at the fremont,
hving been called here on account
the serious illness of his mother,
RS A. E. Ward, who has been at
pc hotel all winter. Mr.. Ward
pc trained nurse, Miss Kuehne ana
Pr W R. Grower will form a par
} leaving tomorrow night with Mrs
Eard for New York, where she VIII
e taken to her sons home Or
Froover has been attending Mrs.
Yard and in her serious state 1t was
|eemed best by her son that he make
PIE trip with them. Mr., Ward Is
|elighted with Lakeland and only
fegrets that his mission is such as
pill not allow him to spend a longer
Pine here. DR.. Grower Will De
Pway from the city about a week
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-15

A committee has been named
by the Masons to solicit ala
in locating the Masonic Orphans
Home for the State of Florida, for
which the Grand Lodge is now col
lecting funds The committee is com
nosed of Messrs. b. F. Wilson, F. II.
Thompson and c. l.. Willoughby
Mr. Wilson will confer with the
Chamber of Commerce. Mr.. Thomp-
son will see the real estate man anu
Mr. Willoughby will see the local
newspapers for publicity
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-15
W. c. T. U.
To Give Parcel Post Sale

On April the 27th the w c. T.
L. will give an entertainment and
parcel post sale, the proceeds to go
to the hospital fund Every member
in Lakeland, whether an active mem
Der or not is requested to furnish a
package and ask two or three of
their friends for a package Admis-
sion will be 10 cents and the pack
aces Will be sold for 10 cents. The
place where it will be held will be
announced later The public is cor
daily invited REPORTER
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-15
ADDITIONAL HONOR ROLL

In making out the honor roll OF
the Lakeland public schools Tor the
week of April 3, the following was
accidentally overlooked, and should
have appeared thereon:
GRADE VIII-B
Harry Amidon.
Ballard Bradley
Kirby Blaine.
Leon Nicholson.
Leo Jenkins
CHAS. NJ. JONES
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-15

3 Norton has just returned
N jacksonville, where he attend
two days business conference
Windsor Hotel of managers Of
lrida Western Union Telegraph
les The object of this confer
he was a new plan which the
kstern Union has put into effect,
Itch no doubt will be help to
III the company and the public.
c. Worthen, general manager of
Southern division, and Mr.,
human of the general managers
|ce New York, were the principal
bakers.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-15
Reading Circle to Meet With
Miss OeRieux.

The Reading Circle of the Won
ans Missionary Society of the First
Methodist church will meet with
Miss Gertrude DeRieuX at the resi-
dence of Mrs. NJ F. lletherinSton,
41O South Missouri avenue, Monday
afternoon Mrs. G. P. Brantley will
be the reader. The meeting begins
promptly at O'Clock and all mem
bers are cordially invited to be pres
emit
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-15

|Mrs. Bessie Porter and little son,
|hrrick, who have been spending
Il past three months as the guests
Mrs. H. E. Virgins, at Midway,
h yesterday for Miami, where they
III be the guests Of Mrs. f. II. Den
|son for several weeks. Mrs. Den
)son has been quite i'll and her
hny friends in this city wish her a
)eedy recovery Plant City Cour-
b. Mrs. Dennison, nee Miss Edith
|elson, has many friends here who
Fust she will soon be entirely re-
bvered
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-15
annual ELECTION
OF BOARD DIRECTORS
CHAMBER COMMERCE
TO TAKE PLACE
NEXT TUESDAY

The annual meeting and election
of board of directors of the Lake
land Chamber of Commerce will be
held on Tuesday next, the 18th in
slant. The business meeting will
commence at o'clock p. m. sharp
and it is the earnest hope of the
present board that there may a large
attendance. The members of this or
ganization know that it is impossi
BILE to conduct the affairs of any SIM
liar body without cooperation on
the part of the membership and those
who are placed in charge of affairs
at the last election have a reason
able right to expect interest suffi-
cient to make good meeting.
Through the kindness of Mr.. II.
ID. Bassett, the meeting will be held
at the late Tourist Headquarters in
the Bassett building.
BY action of the Board, the polls
will be open there from 2 until 8
o'clock in the afternoon, and from Z
until s in the evening for the con-
venience Of the members.
The following are the nominees
from which the fifteen directors are
| to be chosen, the five having the
! highest number of votes being eject
ed for three years; the five having
the next highest number for two
years, and five having the next high
est number for one year:
c.. NJ. Clayton.
NJ. F. Hetherin gton.
VIM Steitz.
NJ A. Smith
!. C. Swindell
c. f. Southland.
Bert NJ Belts.
w. b. McMullen.
c. A. Cole.
!. e. Hobart.
/ c. E. Todd.
i W. s. Moore.
NJ Agrees.
J. e. Melton.
Geo. w. Marshon.
G. l.. Palmer.
L. c. DeMilley
o. NJ. Eaton.
A. NJ jackson
G. o. Pinch.
G. G. Roean.
A. C. Shaffer.
F. d. Bryan.
u. c. Boswell.
] D. Freer.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-15

kdi,or w. L. Cleveland, of the
Meade Leader, was an appre-
"A caller at the Telegram office
uorning en- route home from
k,mmee where he had been at
hing the meeting of the State
Association.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-04-15
Retention at the Lakeland
p...;noss & Literary Academy

a DELIGHTFUL reception was siN''
80, NIGHT at the Lakeland business
. literary Academy 212 West Ut
80 street to the young people OIL
Lakeland and the student oods .,
M school About one-hundreu
acts we're present and every one