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Evening star., 1918-02-07
CAT TALES.
The Unkind Act

My aunt came to me, in my lair,
and talked while l was busy; l
smote her with rocking chair,
and knocked her cold and dizzy.
The butler bore her form away,
and sent out for a doctor. and |
could hear the sawbones say,
The blow has badly shocked
her" And, sitting there in soli-
tude, remorse soon drove me dot
ty; l sighed, oh, why am | SO
rude, unladylike and naughty !?
Why do l thus my temper lose,
Ger every trifing matter, and
lombard guests with chairs and
shoes, when they come in to chat
ter? Ii l had said, Dear aunt,
you see that I'm composing SON
nets, SO please don't talk just now
to me OF furbelows and bonnets,
| know that she'd have under
stood, she would no longer tease
me, for she is gentle, sweet and
good, and always wants to please
me. But no, l swat her with a
chair, and make her topknot
bloody, and servants drag her by
the hair from out my gloomy
study. l am a brute! | should
be canned! My soul is dark and
shady! Alas, that l should raise
my hand to such a smooth old
lady!' Next day, a sad, repen-
tant man, / went to beg her par
don; she soaked me with the fry
ing pan, and chased me through
the garden. WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1918-02-07
CITY ITEMS.
yeet Pancake Flour, 12Ac; A. J.

Va. Sweet Pancake Flour, 1214c; A. J.
Pancake Flour. 121kc; Buckwheat. 71sc;
Star Cocoa, Csc: 20 OF. Baking Powder,
15c; Safety Matches, TIC; Quaker
Matches. CSC; Sugar Corn, 121sc: Silver
Brand Peas. 1213c; Pure Pepper. 4Oc;
E. z. F. Salt, SC; Knox Gelatine, l5c;
4 Babbitt Soap. CSC; Tapioca. Sc; Co
coanut, 4c and Sc: Macaroni or spa
ghetti, 12c; 81 o. Van Camp Beans. lic;
Red Kidney Beans, 15c; White Meal,
SC; White Potatoes, Sc; I lbs. Onions,
CSC: Gunpowder Tea. 44c and 59c; Large
Herring, SC; Fat Mackerel. 15c; 13 o.
Sardines. 15c; Bluejacket Sardines. loc;
Rlack-eyed Peas, lie. 412 4th Sc. and
all the j. T. D. Pyles Stores.
Evening star., 1918-02-07
OPPOSES EIGHT-HOUR PLAN.
Mr.. Maher Against Proposal Affect
ing Department EMPLOYEES.

Representative Borland's proposal to
lengthen the working day of en-
ployes in the Department of Agricul-
ture is unnecessary. in the opinion OF
Representative James p. Maher Of New
York, chairman Of the labor committee
of the House.
"I believe that seven hours of work
are worth more than eight hours, both
in the amount of work accomplished
and in the quality of the work." said
Representative Maher. Il do not be-
lieve that the Borland amendment will
pass the Senate"
Evening star., 1918-02-07
C. Couple Weds in Rockville.

ROCKVILLE, Md. February Miss
Virginia Elizabeth Williams and Boar
man W. Manning, both of Washington,
were married in Rockville yesterday
afternoon by Rev. A. T. Howard, pastor
of the Baptist Church. The couple had
planned to have the ceremony per-
formed by Rev John T. Coolahan, pas
tor of St. Mary's Catholic Church. but
failed to bring with them a pastoral
letter of Identification and were una ole
to have Father Coolahan officiate. They
returned to Washington Immediately
after the Ceremony.
Evening star., 1918-02-07
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Burnett Baby Club is to meet
Saturday evening at the George "ash-
ington Inn. ]. L. Burnett OF Alaoaiia
will act as referee and head master.
officers elected for the meeting are
President, Donald Stuck; vice president
Fritz Purnell; secretary, William sui
ger; doorkeeper, Horace Hutchins, ana
sergeant-at-arms.S Samuel Purneli. 1he
vice president announces that parents
unaccompanied by their children Will
not be admitted.
The meeting of the Cranch-Tyler
Homo and School Association, which
was to have been held this evening.
has been postponed because OF the
shortage Of coal In the schools.
Nebraska will tell Of experiences
during his two months inspection OF
the western battle points in lecture
at meeting OF the Nebraska State AS
sociation at o'clock Tuesday. even
ing in the assembly hall Of the Y. NJ.
c. A.
The Prizmn colored motion pictures
Of Our Navy" will be shown for the
first time at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow
evening at the National Press Club,
Secretary Daniels Of the Navy Depart
ment will be present.
: "Palestine-Pnat and Present." fs the
subject of an illustrated lecture to be
given by. T., r, Williams at meeting
Of the Women's Alliance Of All Souls
Church at II o'clock tomorrow morning
in the lecture room of the church, l4th
and L streets.
ington are invited to headquarters OF
the Young Women's Hebrew Associa-
ton. from to o'clock Sunday after
noon. They will be entertained. Head
quarters are at 14th and streets: A
Valentine dance is to be given Febru-
ary IA. in the ballroom OF the Arcade.
A lecture ON "The War Greed Of Ger
many" is to be given by DR.. Newton
Baker Of the war trade board tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock in Mcmahon Hall,
Catholic University. The public is in
vited.
An illustrated telephotoloRue is to be
given by r. Hayes Hamilton. lecturer,
this evening at the Washington Col
lege. The illustrations. which will be
historic Hudson rivers, will show unu-
sual night pictures in and about Wash
ington and the Adirondack winter
sports as seen at the ice carnival in
Saranac Lake, n Y. The same lecture
will be given tomorrow evening at the
Bristol School. 10Th street and Mint
wood place.
The board Of representatives of the
Federal Employees Union is to meet at
s o'clock tomorrow night in the Per-
petual Building Association Hall, 11th
and E streets. It will consider reports
from standing committees.
A theft committed in the ONCE at
Eastern High School during the past
week is being investigated by the po-
lice. The property taken included so
in cash and $7.75 worth of stamps.
Evening star., 1918-02-07
Parsons Lectures Postponed.

On account of the fuel shortage and
the consequent closing of the schools.
the lectures which were to have been
given by Frank Alvah Parsons on The
Decorative Art" in the auditorium of
the Central High School, February s
and %. under the auspices of the
Washington Society of the Fine Arts.
have been postponed until further
notice.
Evening star., 1918-02-07
Winning on Merits.

Special for tomorrow: Spanish Mack
Steak Mackerel 24c lb.; Buck Shad, soc
up; Smelt, 27c lb. Oysters, CLANS and
other sea foods. Fresh Country Eggs
direct from the farm, 75c dozen. BALTIC.
Oyster & Fish Depot, 1431 NV. Phone
F. 166O-J.
Evening star., 1918-02-07

For Sale-Near Stanton Park NE.
S-room brick; cellar: large yard; only
$4,250. John Scrivener & Bro. 914 U NV
Evening star., 1918-02-07

Omccrr' Uniforms Cleaned & Pressed.
81. Norris, TO 9Th NV. Franklin 325A-
Evening star., 1918-02-07

Flowers for "YOur ValentfneS
Early ordering advised. Shaffer, 900 14th.
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1918-02-07
Flower. for Weddinx..

GUIDE furnishes the choicest flowers
and most artistic decorations. 1914 r.
Evening star., 1918-02-07

den, from fourth grade at S. ]. Bowen
to fifth grade at Greenleaf; N. E. Gar
rels, from second grade Toner, to third
grade at S. ]. Bowen; Mrs. A. B. Field.
from second grade at Langdon. to
fourth grade at Webster; c. E. Challice,
from fourth grade at Twining. to fifth
grade at Abbot: Rebecca Portion, from
first grade to third grade at Twining;
E. F. Molster. from first to third grade
at Brookland: F. ]. Jackson, from
second grade at Peabody to third grade
at Carbery; /. e. Myrth. from fourth to
fifth grade at Wallach; A. 0. Mccauley,
from fourth grade. Toner. to fifth grade,
Van Ness; F. G. Hazard, from kinder
garten assistant at Polk, to kindergar-
ten principal at Cleveland: Mrs. A. T.
Freeman, teacher of Atypicals at Lin
coin, from class to class 4; D. A. john
son, teacher at A. Bowen, from second
to third grades.
Miscellaneous.
Grant leave of absence to w. S. Small,
principal of Eastern High School. to
June 80.
Grant leave of absence for three
months to NJ. L. Albright, teacher, first
grade. at Langdon.
Terminate the principalship Of Viola
Offutt at Threlkeld.
Designate C. r. capers as principal at
Threlkeld.
Grant leave OF absence TO BeTtha
Lowenthal, teacher sixth grade, at
Gage.
Grant leave of absence for one year
to Dr. John D. Thomas. medical in
spector for war service.
Open the following grades on Febru-
ary l, 1918:
Fourth grade at Hyde, sixth grade at
F. V Brown School. first grade at Z. v.
Brown School, sixth grade at Dennison
School. fourth grade at Dennison
School, first grade at Corcoran. sixth
grade at Monroe, fifth grade at Powell.
fourth grade at Takoma. first grade at
johnson, second grade at Johnson. first
grade at Emery and fifth grade at
Wallach.
Close the following grades January
81. 1918:
Fourth grade at ThrelkeId School.
fifth grade at +. V. Brown School. fifth
grade at Dennison, fourth grade at
Cleveland, seventh grade at Henry, sec
ond grade at Powell, fourth grade at
Wallach and second grade at S. ]. Bowen.
Close second grade at Corcoran on
February 10.
Evening star., 1918-02-07

"Palestine-Pnat and Present." is the
subject of an illustrated lecture to be
given by Z. T. Williams at a meeting
of the Women's Alliance of All Souls
Church at II o'clock tomorrow morning
in the lecture room OF the church, 14th
and L streets
Evening star., 1918-02-07

OT A7A 434 9th st. NV.
fA~fAA<A MONROE SALISBURY and RUTH
CLIFFORD, in THE SAVAGE"
Evening star., 1918-02-07

The Prfxmn colored motion pictures
of Our Navy" will be shown for the
first time at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow
evening at the National Press Club,
when Navy Night" will be observed.
Secretary Daniels Of the Navy Depart
ment will be present.
Evening star., 1918-02-07
Promotions.

N. q. Galloway. from fourth grade,
Powell. to fifth grade at Monroe; /. r.
lexis, from fourth grade to fifth grade
at Powell; Gertrude Carpenter, from
kindergarten assistant at Hubbard to
Kindergarten principal at Petworth; NJ.
e. Robinson, from fourth grade at
Monroe to 6fth grade at Takoma; NJ. A.
HAnley, from fourth grade at Polk, to
eftb 1Eode at lexington: n. n Mars.
Evening star., 1918-02-07

The meeting of the Crnnch-Tsief
Home and School Association which
was to have been held this evening
has been postponed because OF the
shortage Of coal In the schools.
Evening star., 1918-02-07

PENN GARDENS PA: Ave. .t .lss
AAsAs ACKNOWLEDGEMENT RAWLIN-
son, in THE MAN TRAP" Also Comedy.
Evening star., 1918-02-07

,AQnEN TODAY TO SATURDAY,
0xAANAAs MAE MURRAY, In
FACE VALUE"
Evening star., 1918-02-07

!2EcENT 18th & California Sts.N.w.
sNL1AiSA ROY STEWART. in LAWS
OUTLAW" tTriangle). Also Keystone
Evening star., 1918-02-07

:STRANn TODAY TO SATURDAY,
AAAAASD MILDRED HARRIS and KEN.
METH HARLAN. in THE PRICE OF A
GOOD TIME"
Evening star., 1918-02-07

NEW NAVY sth and Pa: Ave: Sc
,NAV ASnSA GERTRUDE MCCOY. in
THE SILENT WITNESS" Also Strand
Comedy and Mutual Weekly.
Evening star., 1918-02-07

n. Capitol and p sts.
AAIAANA JACK PICkF0RD and LOU.
ISE HUFF. in JACK AND JILL"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-09
Annual Session of The Grand
Lodge |. 0. 0. F. Will Meet
In Miami April 18th

work.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-09

Miami, April S.-The sixty-third-an-
nual session of the Grand Lodge, ].
9. @. F. and Rebecca assembly will
meet in Miami, April Is, continuing
until the 18th This will be the first
time that the Grand Lodgs OF the
State of Florida has held a meeting in
this city. The members of the /. O.
O. f and the Rebeccas are busy max
ing arrangements for this important
event
There will be but one session, and
that will be held at the First Chris
tioa church on Tuesday morning.
Mayor John w. Watson will delive:
the address of welcome, Rev. Ira E.
Adams, noble grand for Fort Dallas
Lodge, No. A, and Mrs. Mittie Pice OF
Palm Rebecca Lodge. The response
will be made by Grand Master G. J.
Connolly of Jacksonville and Mrs.
Laura A. Walters Of Arcadia, presi-
dent of the Rebecca assembly.
A public reception will be rendered
the grand lodge officers and visiting
delegates on Tuesday night at the Ho-
tel Urmey, grand lodge headquarters.
On Wednesday the visiting Odd Eel
lows and Rebekahs will be given an
automobile ride through the city and
Miami Beach.
The program will be as follows:
Registration and distribution of
badges at Urmey hotel
10 a. m.-First session Of grand en-
campment at l. o. O. F. hall.
p. m.-Afternoon session.
7,3O p. m.-Encampment degree
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-09
ORDINANCE NO az

Az ORDINANCE Authorizing AM FRO.
N1DING FOR Az Issue OF IMPROVE
MENT RoNpS OF THE CITY ~ LAKE
LAND, FLORIDA. To RE DATED ApgII
list, lglS. ~ THE SIN OF THIRTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS
WHEREAS The city Commission q me CHr
" Lakeland. Florida a municipal corpora
tlon under the laws of The STATE u U1r da
under aud IN tlrue q the th8uer ~ the
said city, and amendments thxeto and the
rights given 20 e under iha General Laws e
IN, state II FLORIDA. and rrutttd.ng under
The authority therein granted determined Is
resolutions hy ordinance, duly passep on ihs
Sh day N December. 4 u 1915 and Ia ne
= day ~ January. 1917 90 Grade curb and
pave the following parts % tle Streets here
matter enumerated On detHN aHi DIV SAID
ordinances and resolutions ordered said work
70 b. done and
WHEREAS. the cts Conmissloa. ana me
Commissioner q Pebble lmpro,emenis do -
proper proceed rs contract f0r ana cause IS
be constructed said street improvements ana
WHEREAS, said street improvements hove
lfen completed ana dlly accepted s. ne rtv
Engineer and Commissioner 81, Public tm-
proyemenis, and ctu.tgailUn ~ completion and
total cost thereof having been made b. CON-
missioner q Fable IapIntmeuts 81 H. m.
lowing streets. on paris thereof to-wt. West
Peaehirce Nreel ffum Florida ayeHse o. TtSas
avenue Texas lgesle from pcaeh.rep rirset
10 Pear street Fear street from Ttxas avenue
= Liacoln atenue, Linca'n avenue from rear
street 20 North stree Worth street fram Tin-
coin avenue % o. hurdro avenue: 0mohundFa
avenue from SHrih street 10 CIfv TtmIH Me-.
roila strs,t from FLORIDA avenue h nst.fs
avenue North Dakota avenue fram Lste wire
" So i1 Magnolia street. Nrrfh FiarlA, Rrs-
me from Nfrtie street Is Nrrh street \. IN
FLORIDA areuue from Narih street h The Cifv
i'1tHHts A0ruH street ff1m Lake avenue "a
lr2faham avenue Maftan street from Inrrs.
hsa avenue g ely t.H3is In TIE saH CIV
e fakelauf. Fi1r.ds. and
WHEREAS ne Commissioner ~ pBhl.. In
prcFemguts and fhe CTS C1amlssla1 haze
given notice e TIE property owners hHersea
~ sad improvements IS advertisement IA -
J Lakeland Evening Teisa4m. IN Is lssue un.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-09

the grand officers and delegates at
Hotel Urmey.
Wednesday, April IL
1880 a. m.-Automobile ride from
headquarters to points of interest IN
and about the city for grand lodge
and Rebekah Assembly.
$3.50 a. m.-Morning session grand
lodge.
$50 a. m.-Morning session RebeK-
ah Assembly.
2 p. m.---Afternoon session grand
lodge.
2 p. m.-Afternoon session Rebekan
Assembly.
1880 p. m.-Rebekah competitive de-
gree work.
The members Of the different lodges
and the people in general will see
that the visitors have the time OF
their lives while in Miami.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-09
Tuesday, April 16


. a. m.-Welcome ceremonies at the
First Christian church. Master Of GER
emonies, A. R. McAdam.
Song-America.
Invocation-Grand Chaplain W. H..
Taylor, Key West.
Music.
Welcome Adhesion behalf Of the
city of Miami, Mayor John W. Wat
son.
Welcome address on behalf Of Fort
Dallas Lodge, No. 44-Rev. Ira e.
Adams.
Welcome address on behalf Of Palm
Rebekah Lodge, No. 27-Mrs. Matte
Rice
Violin Solo-Miss Mann, P. N. G.
Response to welcome address on be-
half of grand lodge-Grand Master c.
]. Connolly, Jacksonville.
Response to welcome on behalf OF
Rebekah Assembly, Mrs. Laura A
Walters, president, Arcadia.
heading, Miss Simmons.
Music.
Closing Prayer-Rev. Ira E. Adams
Adjournment.
Grand Lodge will meet at the FRS
Christian church Rebekah Assembl!
will meet at the I. O. o. F. Hall.
10 a. m.-Opening session Of CRANE
ledge, First Christian church.
70 a. m.-Opening session Rebekal
Assembly.
7:3O p. m.-Reception in honor o
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-09

compliance with all of the requirements of
the Constitution and the Laws of the State
OF Florida, including the Charter of the said
City OF Lakeland, as amended for the pur-
pose OF paying the costs Of improving certain
streets in the said City.
II Is further certified and recited that GER
tncates Of indebtedness in an amount not
less than the total amount Of this series of
bends have been duly deposited with the CITY
Treasurer Of said City, as required bv Chan
Ter 1854 OF the Session Laws OF Florida for
1918, and 1t Is further certified and recited
that all acts. conditions and things REQUIRED nv
me Constitution and Laws Of the State az
Florida, and by the Charter Of the said City.
ana amendments thereto, and Chapter 1894 Of
tne session Laws OF the State Of Florida for
1913, TO exist, happen and be performed prec-
elent TO and in the issuance OF this bond
exist have happened and have been ner
formed. In regular and due form time and
Eahner as Required by law, and that The
amount OF this bond, together with ali other
Indebtedness Of said City, does not exceed any
limitations imposed by the Constitution ne
STATUTES OF Florida, or by the Charter OF said
Illy, or amendments thereto
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The said Cttv n,
Lakeland has caused this bond To he siyrsd
tN It's Mayor, or Commissioner st-Iarse a..
tested by the Clerk, and its corporate seal ~
oe hereunto anixed, aud has caused the in.
stISsl coupons hereto attached to be executed
WIN me facsimile signature Of the NayoI
Shu Cierk, respectively and this bond IN ne
U"led the------day OF ------A n IalS
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-09
1917.191s
(By Barnetta Brown Of The
Viginantes.)

VlSlndHteS.)
The more we come to know Cod,
ourselves, our fellow men, and the
orld we live in, the more we see that
we must deal carefully with circum-
stances and conditions as they are.
not as we wish they were,. or hope
they will be some day.
We must hold the vision-without
it, the people perish-but it would no.
be a vision, were it materialized, &C
tualized, now. If this were accom-
p.ished, there would then be another
further vision; and the course OF
wisdom would still be the same, to
face matters unflinchingly as they
stand, and untlinchingly to use the
best and quickest method for going on
still further. But holding the vision,
must never blind us in regard to facts,
rlain, hard facts, just as they are.
| Deeply hidden in the hearts OF most
! of us, turks the feeling OF knshln.
We know this because, when calamity
Details, it rises to the surface in
deeds. In the minds of most OF us,
lies the ideal of brotherhood. This is
proyable in exactly the same way
How shall we bring forth this under,
Lying brotherhood that it may be more
seen in the haunts of men; how bring
| it into the daily routine, that life may
be made more beautiful and more
pleasant and more successful?
A part of the people of the worlc
has repudiated brotherhood; stiflet
heart for gain; substituted for unity
domination; for commerce, plumber
We could not believe this at first. 1
is very plain, now. Feudalism is no
deac yet.
Tyranny organizes carefully, strong
ly. 1t knows it must, in order to keel
it, head on it's shoulders.
Goodness is but loosely organized
It trusts itself, as Tyranny does not
car not.
Yet it is necessary now for Good
ness to organize carefully, strongly
This is a special time. All kinds o
Goodness, everywhere, must stretcl
forth willing hands, and grasp al
other willing hands, making an in
vincible wall of Goodness, beyon
which Tyranny cannot go.
II Goodness were organized a
strongly and carefully as Tyranny Is
there would shortly be no Tyranny a
all 1t would see it had no chance.
Therefore, to bring out the vision
the brotherhood of man, and all |
means organize quickly Goodness
Right, Honesty and Fair Dealing
Forget self and profit; lend self {,
service, for is there not at hand
crisis that might we'll he called ca
! lamity?
| AS every man who goes to Franc
/ gives up his life fully, so let ever
I man who stays in America give ii
| his life as fully; for all. here o
there, are in the army that mus
| make the strong fight for the RICH
to be free, safe and unplundered.
| Let brotherhood stand. strongl
1 outlined, before the world, face I
face with its wretched opposite, no'
= clearly outlined, -Prussianism.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-09
United States u America
State Of Florida
County " Polk
CITY or LAKELAND


A1NusuO
Improvement Bond
kaos ~ Men By These Presents, That the
{ q q Lakeland in the County Of Polk. state
~ florida. . municipal corporation duly or
gaulztd under the Constitution and Laws Of
% state q FLORIDA, for value received. ar
AIM lodges Itself 20 owe, and promises to pay
q bearer On the--------day d.
"A ID 10 the sum u
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
'h interest thereon from the date hereof
rH.d paid, az the rate % six per centum per
ahhum, payable emi-annually on the.
aal oi =------- ---------- aud on the ---
var, until the principal hereof shall be fully
pAh. upea presentation and surrender OF the
t7terc3 coupons herslo attached as thew sew.
orally become due Both principal and in
ttraFt ere payab IN gold coin OF the limited
STATES % America e. the ------ and
tlf me prompt payment Of the installments ~
principal and Interest Of this bond as thew
81 -Recutely become due, the full faith creiit
al q resources u said City are hereby ire.
ksgahig pledged "'e
This bond Is one Of a series Of bonds q,
~ GATE and tenor. except as to maturity, is-
s.tu % Ne city u Lakeland. pursuant Ia the
hAftef q ne said City enacted Nv the CO.
lslellfe q ne State o. Florida. being Chsntsr
Us. 81 the Session Laws 1911. and pnrs,,s,,
u thaplef 1854 Of the Session Laws az the
Stale q Florida. Of 1915. and nursusn, ~ ~
w resolutions and ordinances OF said civ.
a4.y passed approved and adopted as re.
3-''sa oS law and pursuant to and In full
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-09
Old False Teeth Wa
" Don't VI

1 pay 81 to So p,
for old gold. silver
.elry. Send by paree' !,
check by return ID
goods 10 days Tor
OF my oner. L hsi'
st., Phila., Pa.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-09

Clerk, City Of Lakeland $50
Section 6. That each COUPON on said hona.
when issued, shall be in substantisli~ ~ oO9 ~,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-09
.---------- -ksE
Clerk, City Of Law .,

NO----------- ~
l hereby certify hs1
was passed at regular I,
Commission Of Lake!a,,- v,.
session this 18th day o. y
Chairman Board OF
Attest: r,H
II. L. SwATTS, CITY
Approved by me TINS
D. 1918.
Mayor ana Co.'S
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-09
lowing form, to-wlt

to-
s.. On the ---;'
A. D.---the Cit!
County of Polk, State
the bearer the sum o. n.
lars in gold coin o. ~
America at Hanover N ,l-
semi interest due
Bond, dated the LIST day q. :
-----''
"a'O' civ q. ,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-09

Mayor and Commissioner at-Iaree
City Of Lakeland.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-09

Attest
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-01

The contented blacksmith Is near
always striking for wages