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Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-03

Dr.. Edwin J. Davidson, assistant
state veterinarian. who has bsen TAX
Ing post graduate work In eastern and
southern colleges has returned and
Will resume his practice Maroh L.
Adv
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-03

Begin Now and enjoy yourselves by
taking your Sunday dinner at Hotel
Decotah. We cater to the tastes Of
alI-Adv.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-10
UGc9 mcttcramsiekMno
bcnubt Siefes 1ltittcl!
@runtt SlOan's giuimtnt, Inn Sic
Sdmer3en nmb GeiOcn uad &Set.
teranslebnug 8t Dermeiocu.

Gu ioI1e Sic ieocm @ettcr aug
geieBt iin6. 2aBt Grh 0ird Cure
noiie uu0 falte qr6eit mdt nit
Hbeltmati8mils uno 0ai8fefrdmpfe
front MAIDEN. @ermcuoet Sloan5
Eminent fir Cure idmpr8en6en sc.
Ierfe ut0 MatsfeIn Iteifcn SoI8,
@ereniduB un0 0euroIgie. Qltf fir
aueti6ungert 8errenfitnqelL 8n6n.
idmer8cn ooer onoere Qeioen. Geine
marmenoe, beiduftigenoe @irfung
0urd0rinqt 0ie ent3unoeten @elenfe,
berltbigt Die iiberonitrenaten M}tsfeL
uno gter6en uno 6eieitigt iofort oqc
Sdmer3Gn.
GIoon's Eminent broudt niht
eingerieben 5tt meroet1 nm erfolg.
reid 5u lem. geoeuteno beiicr als
Sot5cu uuo QfIoiter. lit rein, flar
rtl0 Ieidt 8l bermpnoen. SaIf uies
len onoeren un0 miro audi Sy6ncn
belfen. Heihlid groBe 6loi6en in
alien Qpot6efen. 25c, SOC $1.0O.
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AnS Sem Situate yeebrastaI

berIoKen. Gs fin6 jet mcniaer gr.
.beitSloie oils ie in Der Stoot.
Sic GebroSfo giienbobnfomniI.
iion erubfieblt Elm @eict, 6os sttr
meiteren Sihermobumg bon 8obn.
|fren5rngeu Die grri6ttnQ BON qru.
5eigeidiIocrn au 0ffgntlidel Negen
bcrbietct.
GdlpinoIer, Ole olti qroBeu 3uBr
nit geiQIidten filbouiiden Goitots
neiiun1en opcriereiL QclanQtcu al
OIL foli6e Noreiie. Ole GuI6mon
8otorfobrif in 2incoIu bottc bor
einigen @o6en aus Sotl GieQo,
Cuba, 25 8~oitamciiuugcn bon il
800 erbnlteb nm mie es 5ieB, eis
men &te0it nit Dem &oltic at errid.
ten. Sp1ter er6ieIt bic Motorfa6rif
Die giodridt $2401.10 6ei elmer
8onf in Stem 9rleons aum &reoit
6e5 Stl6aners ait bintcrleact. glu
9onner5taa iolOte man oo8 @tlo
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-ma6acr Gconer bel patriotiidcr
&rrinmmlnnn.

3ut1bor, 92e6, 10. Rob.-Sicr
%borgeitcrn I'M 6roncts 9beoter
cine fpe8ie0e patriotifhe 8eriamm,
lnng ~obQe6olten 3r. 8. 81. 2idten.
mallner bon Gmu9a, elm frii6erer
first BON Dunbar, uno @arren
Smiblar, Gin b~efannter 0mo6aer g(n-
malt, Ser nit Ser Gitn Sectional
9onf in 9erbin0ung Itcbt, bielten
aniproder Die nit groBem GeifoQ
ottfQcllommen nlr0Gt.
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@siere 4reiie far 8nderra6en.

@rano Sslnn6, g1e6., 10. Sob
Die sinner. &iibenauder. @eieGiddften
baben ioe6en i6re aontroftpreiie fin
1918 befonnt gege6e1. Die Sobrifen
tncroen SIS pro &oune fir @}artt,
5ttderriiben, Die ouqenommen toer.
6en, Pe3oblen @enn iie fir Den Silo
bergerihtet iino, 6etrGgt Ser Greis
Dor Dem IS. &ob. 500 nlebr Der
Ionne. Ger toutroftpreis fir ole
Sniiou betrdgt $3.50 per Come,
mas cine Breiser66brmq bon 81 so
ijbcr oieajG6riqe Greiie 6e6eutet Qic
~oieaid1ritc @rnte betrug etlpo 49,,
600 Gpnnen.
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MntumubiImnalad.

@lennoo6, Sa., 10. 9lob. als
ii6 fir8li6 SER s. q. au1b III 9e'
gleitung ieiner 6rau uno Oeren God
terden gernice.utit ibrem auto mad
ser Sta0t bcgebn poIlten, itiir5te
Die g}aif)iue in DER 9pHielbeit bel
elmer 5traBenbiegung ilber cine 30.
Sub bobe 80idnng, ii6eridlng itb
8lueimnl llnb barIette oabei Die Sn.
iaiicl i4mer55dft, aDer nidt gefa9r'
lid.
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Sin S7ia6niaer gie6sidfer.

Qtlontic, Sa, 10. gtop. Sab
9(lter fem &iuSernig fir erfolereide
2an0mirtihoft 1tno 9ieb8udt it, be.
lurit Ser 87i1rige n0nfeI1 Sobn
8eterIon. Ser i'd in oieier gtodbar.
idoit erfoIgreid betGtigt. SEER 4e.
terion bat crit boz penigen Sagen
cine @aggonGaHing bor8iigliHer
irnqer Stiere rsnb 0en @ieBWarften
I'M Sii0.0 Omaha gei9idt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-10
@citO0lcnes gInto anfaefnnNen.

@eobcr Git1, N}eb. 10. gtoo.-0o5
guto, nclfeS bon Der 5urm bon
ISM. @cb6cr ON 3. g}obember &C.
mrtroe, lit in Belgrade, Nonce
GoltntD ottigeiun0eu moroen, mo- c8
BON Gti8 SuQioon berfultft mur0e.
Sbcriff Collins fam Geitern NIT Dem
9(lto mo oem &~erboftcten 3llriid.
itomult alts @ro6aal
Gorntp Santos, u16 6atte u66ren6
ser Qrei6ar6eitcn in Der gtd6e pom
@e6ber'9 5orm geor6eitet. @r Qi6t
an, bag 21rto IN @olorcqe BON einem
gelpiiien @m. arnitrong 9%efauft 3i
boben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-10
G6rcn Sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

@rofen BON, g}eb, 10. 9&oo.-
90 @itglieoer Der bieiigen 9optiIten.
@emeinoe ae6oren icbt Der g(rtnee
uno Diorine al, 35neu at @6ren
pllrOe cine beionoere Concentration
IN Der Stride beroniiaItet. Cine 2iIte
Der observation-disclosures m1troe OIL.
.geiertigt uuo an Giladuq Der STRIDE
algeidloacn. @cbrere potriotii6e
&eoeu muroen GeboItcn. @lf D}iitter
Der Sol6aten nobncl al Der 5eier
tell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-10
apnierpenfabrit madlt e6tmpit.

@lennooo, Sa., 10. 9to0. - Qic
Sorting II. 0}c@abren aonierbanfa.
brit entidloB iib geitern, einen GRO
Zen Geil Ser ibnen 9eion6ten Q(epfel
CUR SeriteQung bon 0bihDein 81 Der.
menoen uno bat SIT Oieiem 8mede be-
reit8 cine groBe 6rldtpreiie initial
liert, Die tdglid 1000 @aqonen Qt1it
bar1tellen fam. 8%eion0are 8orfeb-
rltngen nuroen g%etroffen Die riefige
Q~epfelernte in Speideru fiir ipateren
@ebralA auf1nbeDabren.
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1lus Jowa
;yolaeulduere @aScrpIoiiOn.

Siour STR, So, to- yto0. =
ql8 QouiS 8ourret, Elm 4~ngeitellter
0es Sebriunt @roccrp go0eltB, Elm
@aslidt i'm 3e1er 0e8 @eiddftc5 an.
8in0en iuoQtc. erplo0ierten Die oo.
lcl6it mgeiomuneIten @ritben8aie
un0 %5erfortert Dos 2ofol. Bier Der
lonen trugen 9erIeBungcn 0abou.
Cine BON 0jeien muBte nod benz so
ipita( iI6eriil6rt mer0eu.
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glnsGnn Ser Emit 6efiirlunrtet.

Greter, g}eb, 10. gtob. Qieis
@ohe wur0en bier beiou0ere g(rt.
itren9ltaacn gum All8bolt Der Staot
lmternommen. Ger @emeinoe6ol.
Sodberitanoige s. n. 8oor6mann
bon 9eu gorf belt cine 4niprade
iiber uQuf6on elmer neuen Gto0t ouf
Dem @rrn0e elmer often Sto6t.4 !
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-10

fih bcrausftcate, bob Der @atte lin.
bepuBt ieine eigene Ridte, Die Tod.
ter leirer Salbidneiter, geebelidt
botte. Son ben 5tpei ainOern, Die
6ieier Che e%ntiproiien 1T eines am
ge6ert 6ag fid better seiitiesr nna
t6rperIi6er @eiun01eit erfreltt.
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Npfteitsnlnfsn.

0orf, 9teb., TO- g}oD g(n N}itt.
mod @benO tratcn SER Sorlon s.
gromnn rtnO Sralt 4eorI @ode in
sen @bcltonO. Qie Irauung mltr0a
bon &ep. ". 3. RitdeD int @ailic Ser
9routeltern Serrn uu0 6rou S &.
Gor, ~Dol5o8en.
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AMs' cincoln.

Inter gnorOnung oe8 9iir9ernei.
tiers e%rfiinOigt ii6 Die GoIiaei Bel ie.
Dem Manne Der m1slie5t ais rpenn
CT nidt bei6ditiot mare. nod ieiner
NnItealtno, $ot er mirtIi9 fcine, 70
lpiro ct Dor Die @obG geItelLt, iolde
lofort on5unebmen ooer Die Sta0t at
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-10
annnnen fir Gamn 7nnne.

Camp 3ooge Sa, 10. 9top.
8eItern trofen bier bon God S8lon0
2(rienol bier 35oaige @eiditBe elm
Ole Dem 33S. gegineut 0os iih aus
9oro- 8ototo Grltpben 8~uiommen-
felt, iiberDieien nur0e. N}it ben
5HteBilbunget miro am udditen
Mtontag begonneu mer0en.
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Sritt enaliEder glrmee 6si.

@lcnlpooo, Sa, 10. gtob. Serr
SEQ. Stem, Elm ipsnger @ngI1noer aus
Silber Gin, fnn tiir8IiA bierber,
I'm cine @orunterin6lrg CUR auf-
nobme ms erptiide Seer at beiteben.
Bon bier aus begab gr ii6 nab 9es
Moines sur @aitptuyteriu6ung ltno
oirfte iid poDt baG ouf ben Mee
nod elmer ensIiiden 11e6ungsitatiou
6ege6en. Gr lit Der gteffe Dee ipobI-
6%efannten gtpb5itdters luio 2oto.
lpirte8 George Stem bon Silner @itn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-10

MEN Itarben feds @tnnn an aront-
beiten fir ieoen, Der I'M 5eloe blieb.
9agegen 5eigt ole tanaoii6e Stati.
Itif, OuB fir ie0en @lanr, Der an
arantbeiten itor6, 20 tbren @un0en
erlngen. -1@erlilatltclla
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Seirntetr feine einene N2idte.

8es @2oines, So, 10. g}ob.
SIN Snnilien0rama ipielte it'd i'm
bieiigen 9iitriftsgeridt ab, ols sic
G6e hon 6. g. 8eI9 uno 0eiien
5rolt, Die bier onidiiig fino, geridt-
li6 ltngiiltig erflort puroe, oa es
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tide geriommlitrig o~bgeboIter, an
Der etipa 500 @erionen teilnobnlen.
%. G. Miles BON Sioneb mo ". 6.
Bates bielten 4niproden. 9ie Refrit.
ten reiIten geitern nod Sort &ogan.
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Bacterial iilr 6d5 @lci0 nm u gar0
iiir Den @ut ben0tigt. 9reia 10
Gents.
2378. @arnitir Bibidcr gertel.
Sduittmuiter fir icoe Der 0rei ab-
gebilbeten 8eutei MIR III elmer @r0.
BE. Sir ieoea 9ettel mcrocn /
2arO 2750aige8 Y}atctlal ben6tigt..
Erei5 10 Geuts
2296. @IbiAe Spiclmuren. Die
ie Q}uiter iiu0 MIR In eiuer @r6Be
porrdtig SIR Den Affen beflottQt
man I gar0 brauHea 5lonea mo
Y gorO rotten 6laueQ iitr ieinen
bod. SIR ben glepGanten miro /
garO bcH0tigt un6 fir ocu Saicn
" 0aro. &reis 10 Gents.
2300. Si6ide IiergeitoIteu. Ole.
ie Dfuiter iit0 mr. in elmer @roBe
Dorrdtig. 6ur Dos 5fuf ben0tiot
man 1a Dar0, ilr ben SunO q
garo uno fir Dos 5hmeindcu 3s
goro 6lanea. Qrci3 10 Gents.
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4atriOtiihs ~@rrinnlmInna.

2~o0gapoIe 9}eb., 10. 9}op.- Q(us
Der atreiie bon 6 Rcfrltten
bier on Mittpo6 cine potrio.
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GoInnge man id6peigt, fam man
fir oeiie geIten; gar monder ipdre
in Dem gegentpGrtigen &riege EN-
8biloiopb gefteben, ipenr er ges
bate.
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nod geu 2rIeons, IieB ieoo6 oie
Ellsdoblnng oesieIbeu ipdter telc.
grnpbii6 perbieten.
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22Gi. 6ousrod fiir yldnucr. Sn
iie6en Dr0Beu: 80, "a, 36. IS, 40.
AZ un0 Al 3oa 8ruitneite. sir bic
80 3ol @roBc mer0en 31& Ynro &c.
5oaiges Motcrial benotigt &rei5
10 Gents.
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2273 Su6ide @ornitur far
4uppen. 8ds N}eitgr itlitBt ollie
iauitrierten Stile elm mn0 iit Int
ied5 Gr0Ben Dorrdtig 1G. rs, 90,
-, "a luu0 26 3oa lang Sur Die
aLeiohen benotigt man "a GARD
2~78oatges Watertal fir ben Inter.
rod " garo un6 fir bic aombiHas
ton rs 9aro fir Die is Boil @r6Be.
BreiS 10 Gents.
2275. 0eues alei6 ul0 SUIT fin
Die 9uppe. Sn iefs @roBeu: fir
Buppen BON 16. Is, 20, %, 81 uno
26 3oa 9anse. sur ole u 3oa
2Gugc Der6en IL goro 275oqiqes
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g{ebmen mir Die b06ite ltufaQ.
rate, 10 fin0el uir, oaB uils ie0em
10000 @taun inter Den 5obnen 54t
in Der Sdladt 9ctotet o0er beriuurp
oct nur0en mo bic miIitariiden
Sa6oeritouoigen oieias 2aroes tim.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-01-12
Moose Held
Fine Banquet
Last Night

The local lodge of Moose held their
second annual banquet last evening
at the kibler hotel
The members and guests assem-
bled in the commodious social room of
the lodge at $50 and marched to the
KILLER where, to the strains of re-
markably fine music furnished by
Prof. Marks orchestra, they were
ushered into the dining room where
plates were arranged for seventy-five.
Amid veritable bower Of ferns
and palmettoes the Moose We're seat
cd to a $, ven-cuurse banq ct such as
hes not been surpassed since the in
stitution Of the local ledge.
The guests being seated Dictator j.
S. Arnold in a few choice remarks
extended hearty welcome to those
present and then presented Col. Ed
win Spencer. Jr., (who needed no
introductory as POSTMASTER. Col.
Spencer with his usual witicisms kept
the guests in continual spasm of
mirth.
The toastmaster during his repe-
toire introduced DR.. O'Donohue. State
Supreme Dictator who i'm a few well
chosen words explained how the 365
Moose Orphans are being educated ut
Mooseheart, and after hearing his
talk every man felt himself to be a
better Moose.
Other interesting talks were made
by Mr.. Coggsdill, Dictator of Winter
Haven Lodge: T. l.. Cardwell, Past
Dictator. of Lakeland Lodge, and DR..
Bird of Plant City.
The success of this event Is due
to the untiring efforts OF the commit
tee, who had this matter in charge,
and much credit is due them for their
good work.
Lakeland Lodge, Loyal Order OF
Moose is growing stronger. and is in
better condition than ever before. A
hearty welcome Is always extended
visiting members, all of whom seem
pleased with the progress the lodge
is making
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-01-12

The Evening Telegram is not en-
tirely broke yet, despite the kindly
published stories to this effect, for it
has half dollar-a bran new half
dollar probably the first brought to
Lakeland. 1t was presented the edi-
tor by Mr.. Giles Hodges. who came
down from Illinois the other day, and
brought number of the coins with
him. The new half dollar is an even
more attractive coin than the new
dime II is concave in form, like the
dime. but bears different emblem.
On one side is the word Liberty"
with the central figure that of Ceres,
goddess Of the harvest. The motto
In God We Trust is in the lower
left segment of the circle. On the
opposite side is the eagle.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-01-12
COLUMBIA CLEE CLUB
HIKE Mkt TUESDAY
NIGH; kyltS OF
BAPTIST CONVENTION

The State Convention of Missionary
Baptists closed their convention at
Orlando last night with an address
from DIR. Z. Y. Mullins, President of
the Southern Baptist Seminary at
Louisville. Kentucky.
A special feature of the chasing meet
ing last night was the Glee Club of
Columbia College. which after rend-
ering program at the San Juan Hotel
from six to eight o'clock rendered
few sacred numbers before the con-
vention. The closing meeting was
called Tourist" night and large num-
bers attended. DR.. Mullins is one of
the most influential and learned men
of the South. The Glee Club was
given an Ovation at the Hotel San
Juan. This Glee Club will be = in
Lakeland Tuesday night of next week
and will render their PROGRAMME the
CONTINUED on page 81
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-01-12
FINE MEETING
HERE TODAY OF
SOUTH FLORIDA
PRESS ASSN

\ pleasant and interest l.. ma.t-
ing of the South Florida Press Asso-
citation convened in the kibler Ho-
tel parlors shortly before noon, and
the afternoon is being devoted en-
tirely to the business of the Associa-
ton. While the attendance is not as
large as could have been desired.
there is a repres5G NATIVE gathering,
and the session las been both pleas
ant and helpful.
President Wayne Thomas, of the
liant City Courier (who, as the wag
ct the Association, George Goolsby,
says, is one country editor to when
the people look up-he is 'scme"
tall)-called the meeting to order,
and the address of welcome was de-
iivered by Mayor Cox, who cordially
welcomed the editors, as upbuilders
Of their respective communities. lie
referred to the fine progress that
hhu bSSh maui ny i~dheiShu, anu
said he wished the editors TO note
that the city had been built to its
present state of prosperity without
the aid Of saloon revenues. lie fur
ther referred to the improvements
in contemplation, saying that Sl75,-
600 would be spent in paving the
streets of the city during the coming
year, and that visitors could then
get in and out of the city in com
Tort
President Thomas responded to
this address in an appropriate strain.
declaring that the fame of Lakeland
a convention city had been her
aided arar, and that the editors APP
preciated the opportunity of visiting
this city.
The roll call was then read, and
some editors who had left the state
or quit the profession were dropped
from the roll. The Lakelanz mem
hers, as shown by the secretary's
Looks. are NJ. f. lIetheringten. r.
y. Childs, Rev. Edgar Wilson ana
l.. W. Bloom. Mr.. G.. White was
elected to membership at this meet
in,r. making five members in Lake
land
New members were elected as -
lows: l.. ]. Urwiller. Auburndaie
Advocate; Frank Kay Anderson
barlow Courier-Informant; MIS-.
Leila G.. Ross. Winter Haven Chi2i'
T.. Ellison Adams, Winter Park; c.
White. Lakeland Advertiser
The hour for dinner having ar
rived. Mr.. l.. w. Bloom invited the
members of the Association to De
his guests at the KILLER for dinner
the invitation being accepted oy
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-01-12
Palm Chapter o. e. S.
lnstalIs Officers

Last night the Palm Chapter o. +.
s.. was gay with fine women and
brave men; also lovely flowers the
occasion being the installation of the
officers for the year 1917. The off,
GERS are as follows
j Mrs. Eta Moon. Worthy Matron.
Mr.. Frank Thompson. Worthy Pa
iron.
: Mrs. Elizabeth Beebe, Associate
Matron.
Mrs. J. r. Duggan. Secretary.
Mrs. A. w. Corneilson. Treasurer.
Miss Lola Trammell. Conductress.
Miss Portia Patterson, Associate
Conductress.
Mrs. Emma Adair. Chaplain.
Mrs ]. l.. Meyer. Marshal.
Mrs. w. f. Sanderson. Organist.
The five Rays OF the Central Star
are: Mrs. E. L. Hinckley. Adah; Mrs.
o. NJ. Eaton. Ruth; Miss Daisy VIII
liams. Esther: Mrs. Anna GOODYEAR.
Martha; Mrs. C. E. McMullen. EIecta;
Mrs. J. NJ. Keen. Warden; Mr.. Stetler,
Sentinel.
Just before the installation took
place the Past Matron. Mrs. Susie
LETTERS was taken quite i'll and was
obliged to leave. and as she was to
have been installing officer II was
hard on Mrs. Pike Adair to have to
do so, but In her own sweet way she
made good, as she always does.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Keen. in a few kind kind
words. presented Mrs. Adair with
some lovely white roses and the new
Matron with some lovely pink ones.
After the closing of the Chapter de-
licious refreshments were served af.
ter which the Past Patron called on
several for short talk.
We all felt Except for the illness
of our dear Past Worthy Matron) that
We had a most enjoyable time.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-01-12

,retary Holworthy has a letter
Geo. w. Bonnell. Passenger
t of the c. b. & Q. r. r. Co, at
,ln, Nebraska. stating that he will
there on the 10th with a party of
ooked and will be in Lakeland
10th or nth. Some of the party
first 60 down on the East Coast
Mr.. Bonnell will bring or s with
who are looking for locations and
'es to have them shown around
he representatives of the Cham
of Commerce. Arrangements
been made 10 do this.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-01-12

'Nr. A. e. Bunger. OF Gaines
IL in Lakeland looking ever the
and he says he wants to live
akeland II he can find anyone
will exchange Lakeland prop
for property in Gainesville. We
him we Thought everybody in
land wanted to stay right here.
there are any VINO would like
North" they might confer
Mr.. Bunger at the hotel over
ey's.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-01-12

essrs. +. ]. Fraley, J . r. Boul
}, Robt. Thompson. & H. Palm
md Arthur Howell went over TO
-cw last night to attend a meet
,of knights of Pythias. at which
plans Wogo discussed relative 10
ling The state convention which
To In Lakeland within short
70.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-01-12

,lge Hugh G. Kyle, of Rogers
Tenn, II . distin: uished visit
/ Lakeland. who is stopping at
.ibler for several weeks. Judge
is a cousin of Mrs. S NJ. Ste
and Mr.. G.. C. Rogan, of this
He is q leading member Ct the
sssee bar, being Chancellor of
econd Chancery division OF Ten
a
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-01-12

: program meeting of the Mis-
y society q the First Method
:lrch win bo held at the church
o'clock Monday afternoon. Mrs.
gar Wilson viii be the leader
he suhject tor the afternoon
be The Kingdom Comes
gh Conoecrated Money"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-01-12
'AKELAND
/. LACONICS:

H. Esle Apo1s. of Clermcnt.
LakelaAA = : combined bust
ind uaeoGre lrip and while
! the 49, 4 DDS brother, Mr..
Hooks ono 1Amily
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-01-12

Lee, the brilliant editor OF the
r Haven Chdef, accompanied by
,ter, Mr.. d. H. Sheppard and
Della @. Russ. Society editor
/, Chief, came over from Winter
/ today to attend the meeting
} South Florida Press Associa-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-01-12

those present. with the exception of
the three Lakeland members.
The following out-of-tuwn mem
hers are i'm attendance at the meet
ing: c. II. Gibson, Zephyr Hills
Cclonist; Mrs. G. II. llolderman.
Manatee Record; Mrs G.. V. s. viii
son, Sarasota Times; II. o. Meek.
Fort Meade Leader: George Goolshy,
Wauchula Advocate; w. NJ Gri +.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-01-12

Frank Kay Anderson and wife. Bar
tow Courier-Informant, 4. Il. Ma
son, Lake Wales Highlander; l.. J.
Urwiller, Auburndale Advocate: An
drew Carter, Arcadia Enterprise:
Wayne Thomas, Plant City Courier:
w. NJ Haynes, Sanford Herald; w.
NJ. lee and Mrs. Della q. Ross. Win
ter Haven Chief There wera also
some visitors from other States
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-01-12
ice PLANT AND
LUMBER CO. VICTIMS
OF THIEVES
LAST NIGHT

Thieves last night entered the
Lakeland Ice Company and the Polk
County Lumber & Supply Co, and Sc
cured cash, checks and valuable pa
pers from each place and escaped
without detection.
At the Lakeland Ice Co. they pried
the door open with a screw driver,
worked the combination on the safe
and took $50 in checks, $50 in cash
and package of ice coupons. The
office is lighted all night and has a
glass wall separating it from the
store rooms. and despite the fact that
eight men were working in the
plant all night. the thieves were able
to make their haul and set away
without being seen by anyone.
At the Polk County Lum. & Sup
ply Co. thieves broke into the office
and the same performance was gone
through as at the Ice Plant, about
So in cash being secured.
No clue has so far been secured
regarding the identity of the thieves,
hut Mr. DeMille, manager of the Ice
Co., states that his men saw three
strange men hanging ar und the
plant during the day, and it may
have been that they were getting n
line" on the location of the safe.
and generally getting familiar with
the place prior to abstracting every
thing of value that they might
wan,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-01-12
Thieves at the fremont

Manager Fielden. of the fremont.
is not without his experience with
thieves also, as on Wednesday after
noon Mr.. d. p. High inquired if his
room had beon moved, as his walrus
BAG and all of his clothing was
missing 4 search cnsrod and 1t
was found that the ad'5ining room
he'd been entered also and pistol
and $40 watch had b5en taken
from Mr. II F. Miller, another
hoarder at the hotel.
Suspicion points to two men who
took a room that afterno n, but so
far no real clue has been run to
earth