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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING.
BY Henrietta Grauei.
DAYS AND DEEDS.

The books that accumulate IN house
hold are often curious, sometimes vaiu-
able. but only few are DEVOTED To knowl-
edge necessary To efficient housekeeping
Since so murh information regarding new
way = of housekeeping is diffused hy magn
zines and newspapers, these books on the
ho,isekeeper's lore nrc becoming even
smaller in number
In oldcn times. the almanac was n piece
of literature which no household lacked
the sort that one porcd over ia discover
lucky and unlucky days, holy days and
new and old omcns signs and por'cnts.
We havc calendars in plenty bat the
oId-iimc aides Diary or Woman Alfna-
nae is "A curiosity On the cnYrr of one
that hung i'm a Colonial kitchen IN the year
of grace 1910, arc the lines.
"All British fair ones. happy dnys shall sec.
While George shall reign and Britain still
bc frcr
Another George - on the throne now
and Brifons still are free and the old
almanac once more has redeemed itself
Ycs. Poor RicharI'a Almanac and the
Farmers Almanac always contained VIn-
dry hits Of information shat were as de
pen,laIle ~ their ndnontlons were help
ful
Here are some of the hits nf ad ylcc that
earlier homcmakcrs cuiled from thIs
source evening red and morning grey
are certain algna ot fair day In th"
waning of the moon n cloudy morn brings
fair afternoon And here ls another
weather forecast II the moon changes
on FRIDAY. Il will RAIN on Sunday And
another Note the last Fridav II each
month. IL won want To- know the weather
for the month - come
And the sure Interpretation an old
almanac eivos Ia ones dreams
"Who dreams of being NJ dnnco
No cause have they for fcar
For soun they will uni'cd hc
To those hoy bold most dear
lust ~ comforting IS the advice TO
Transplant roscs m August. Don't
| drink Too much lcc water Do not close
the house for { he dav without putting ont
| AL the hics and tho cat Thus week %
| for EIackucrrlce And moro advlcc FOR
! August Tighten NJ the screens =lrcp
nut of doors il You can. take fhc glass ont
! of he pnlltrs house kill weeds with salt.
trim the evergreen hedge Ion I've Weed
i and Golden rod nra nn the rYad and point
i toward fall Katy dij are arguing again
i So Won 10 not need to quarrel This aleo.
Is always found nn tho August paRe
Look for shooting stars and make wiah
i for what Won want, when Won scc onr
twill como truo
grandmother : herb garden camc INTO
is own On tho last page of tho dear old
| book Here hot sage tea, pennyroyal and
eatnp are recommended for tho hahv.
and a loultcc of fvo meal and hops for
"a. and CIDER md molasaos stoeTs,d with
q red pepper pod 70 give G,randdad added
ITp
Ihc Young ladies had no daily beauty
column 10 turn 10 IN their newspapers but
studied and tried the simple cosmetics the
almanac Offered Sour milk with horse
radish grated N il md then rubbed on the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26
BAYER MANAGER JAILED
AS ARCH TRAITOR To II. ).

Concord, y. H, Aug % Or Ru-
dolph Hutz Of Boston was held without
bail by United States Commissioner
Hodgman yesterday, charged with VIOLA
ton Of the Trading with the Enemy act
and espionage He was committed to
Concord jail to await hearing on Aug
Is Hutz entered a plea Of not guilty
He is manager Of the Bayer Chemical
Company of Boston
Hutz was arrested about l30 O'Clock
Yesterday morning at his summer place OF
Pine Island, Lake Winnipesaukee BY
deputy marshal and several secret
service men. who rowed out to the is
land and found him in bed He wa:
hnndcuffed ,to one Of his cnptors.
The warrant under which DIR Hutl
was arrested charges that he attempted
to believer 20 the German government ol
its representative certain documents
writings code books, photographs, blue
prints. plans, mnps, models, instru
ments, appliances or information relating
to the national defences.'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26
PLANNING FOR EXHIBIT
Home Economic Committee -
q Have Fine Display at Fair.

Although Inc Homo Economics Corr.
rniitco ~ he State DnfenN nVncl' vll
h. vcry busy this week preparing fw. ttG
czhibi n the state Fair the workers
win take tirno enough on Ihur7daY, 70
IAN rcachcs for 'bo Rcd roev
Dean Hayward. will send several haskc'7
of poachcs from thc Delaware 'oflcge
Experiment station. and ~ fhuraday
morning ~ o'rlock, the workers wilt
assemble ~ tho High School Kitchen 20
dn the canning
Tast wcck. 20 Jars, of lr'nt Juicca.
jafn and JcIllce were pvt up ~ Tho High
School kitchen. 1ll of which win bo scnt
to Rcd Gross cantourocnta and ho~p'tais
Tho Home Economies CornmI'tre =
arranging for y fine exhibit ~ 'hr far
IN thig connection, Mis- Dla POWELL, +,
homo clen4onvtrator in onc ~ the southern
states hag offered r0py of her EicresvfIl
book. entitled Successful Canning and
Preserving. ~ nc two ho'ieewivc-g who
rccrivc The award for the bort canned
peaches
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26
LITTLE BENNY S NOTEBOOK
Nv Ice papc.

Pop Was IN Inc setting room trying
~ thiuk riukcling has torrhcd and sqtHot-
lue his cvcs and scratching his he'd, amt
| started to wonder Wat time II WAS,
saving, Pop. wat time Is 4 hv Your watch
Hull scd pop And hc took out his
watch and looked Al i and put It back
in ms pockt 'houf saving vat tune #
was. and pnttS soon ! sod. Wat tam" Is
iiuh Nat~ that ! Jest got finished
telling YOU, dtlcnt Sod pop
No SIR. pou looked tut Won dljent
tell me. sed Md hc took his watch
ont agcn. SAYING. Contuund IT. I'm trying
h think is ; mnnts To
Yes slr. | scd Jest wlntinG 70 know
on account of wondering. and | went
ont IN the hall and sat down on the top
step. and ma came ont of her room III a
hurry with her hat on. saving. tioodnisS,
horse I'm not late. wonder wat time Il IS
Pops IN the setting room. ma Wy don't
you ask hum ! sed
And ma stuck her he'd IN the setting
room door. saving. NllHum watts tho
time
Time 10 let a man try 10 think for
the love of Feet. scd pop tnd he pulled
his watch out agCn. SAVING , tnlunrS Ia ).
ItlEtitS ~ . tAiN f'f'Nait'-9+'t iiA4'thahNs
:. Sod ma
Its the hest tune have tonite blast
II all. how can man think? scd pop
And he kepp on trying, and ma quick
went down stars still saying, mInultS
to ) And pritty soon the frunt door
opened and my SISTER gladdis came IN
saving. " hose that up there, IS that you
BENNY DId Mr. ParkIns tclefone vet?
and / sed No. and she started to come
lIpstalrs. SAYING. He scd he would call
w before quarter after :.
Pops in the setting room, he knows
wat time II Is, / srd And Gladdls stuck
her he'd in the setting room door, saying,
Father. wat time Is 1T
Hole> jumping cats, wat Is thus, u
family habit? sed pop
| ONLY asked YOU wat time it Is, | don't
see envthIng 50 drcdhll about that, YOU
don't hafT to tell me if you don't wunt
TO, I'm sure. sed GladdIs
One mlnnit after S. d mans got fat
chance 70 think GROUND hecr, / must
say, sed pop
And Gladdis went UP to her room and
Nora being our cook, came out of the
the dining room and started to come
upstairs, me saviF,.. Wat time Is it, Nora?
Well would you look at the little man
setting on Lhe Uop slep All by nlsS3If
wondering wat time it is, III soon find
out for you, my harty, sed Nora.
And she stuck her he'd in the setting
room door. saying, Mr. Potts. sir watts
tha tine. Benny wants 10 know bless his
title heart
Post hi corfounGed -.pCdents YOU
meen, war is he sed pop as mad as
enythiug
Wich ] WIS jest closing the frunt door
on my way out
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26
THE ORANGE DRINK.
('hopter XNNNll.

Lola had stopped dancing They all
broke into groups | stood there alone.
The man who had stared across he
room, walked over to me. He fell INTO
easy talk,
AREN'T YOU hungry" he asked.
NODDED Somehow, could not
get used to this queer party Men
whom YOU had never seen before, came
and talked To YOU And what they talked
of Souls and art and love. | could
only listen and feel that | was getting
deeper and deeper into a strange maze.
NV latest companion returned with
some sandwiches and tall glass that
held sparkling yellow liquid.
We sat with our backs against the wall
and munched How nasty the orangcadc
tasted | took a>long sip II was cool
only My companion went on smoking
beside nc took another long drink
from the tall glass Around MS the little
groups were bursting INTO hilarious laugh
ter
Suddenly ! looked up The pictures.
the panels on the walls were dancing
mcrrlly Across the room, the ceiling
seemed TO hc tIplng down.
What IS It?" | asked touching the
glass with "a finger
y
Nv companion answered the question
ing look IN my eyes, tIas gin IN IT. Fon
know
"Gn" | cried aEhast
Tie man lool cd down At me and
laurhcd. YES. ,ldnt YOU know
II could only get M and 50 with
out nnvnnc noticing Stll th" pictures
danced and tipped Ncr"ss the floor.
some girls were breaking INTO Shouts o'
laughter
"t,o home" asked the man puzzled.
| 'Whv The tun's Just beginning Don t
br q spoil sport
r,~c to ny fcct had only "nr
| Thought Could | reach the screen
! that Ind my cloak caught my III
J IN ny tccth walked across he 'io
| No ono seemed 10 notice
| The smoke was 81 heavy could
/ sin ont 40 one would see Bot some.
1 one had seen My c"nrNl"n tull""',
/ me- As stepped INTO the hall iound
I could not close 'hc dnor The next
I, momcut hc stood beside me
I'm ou,nr wlth you he said QnctlN
| aRr dont want vow Please
H., said nothing l3ut took my arm
| a. ~ went down the dark stairs
/ On, IN the street the cool ar smot'
~, check | (cIt the ~lckrnrg dl,2tne@
4 leave mo The hFhts d the strC w'r'
/ Il stead, hnc drew long treath
The man h,~ldc mc sand n"tmnl
We walkrd llcnti, down the hVhto'
rn-mrrr,w CONT We Bc fu"nd-
Again
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26
1T WORKED WONDERS!'
SAYS PHILA. VOCALIST

Believe me, | can sy1npathize with
person who is fuferinp from acute IN
digestion because | too was a victim Of
this dreaded malady until took Tanlac, !"
SAID W J. Ganley, 1905 Callowhill
street, Philadelphia, vocalist y cs sir.
it Just seemed that nothing | ate agreed
with me Heartburn dizziness and pal
pitation Of the heart followed every meal
never felt real energetic as do now
You should see me tie into my meals these
DAYS This Tanlac has worked wonders
in my case
The genuine Tanlac. which is being
sold al y b Danforths Drug Store,
Second and Market streets, bears the
name j ! Gore Co, on outside carton of
each bottle Look for il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26
2l3 ARMY CASUALTIES,
SECOND SECTION LIST

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington Aug 26.-There are 2I3
soldiers named IN the casualties list issued
last evening II shows
Killed IN action. -, missing in action,
"a: wounded severely, 90, wounded Dc
gree undetermined, 40: died Of wounds,
20: died from accident and other causes, I;
died of disease, 5; died Of aeroplane accI-
dent. /.
The list follows.
MISSING IN ACTION
LIEUTENANT.
BENJAMIN NJ. Crenshaw. Austin. Texas.
PRINATES
Herman Anderson. Chicago.
Benton /. Carey. Hornick. Iowa
Phillip : Covey. High Falls. y y
Cosimo DedOnno, Parabito Lecce. Italy.
Claude Derrick. BroCkton. Ill
William T Elier Cameron. W Va.
Cedor J. Fagerud. Olallo, Wash
George II FalliD. Canyonville Ore
Gilbert Fletcher. Council, Va
Jessie Frederick. South Bethlehem, Pa
Morris Goodman. Toledo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26
WEDDINGS.
Rutan Stotser.

Mics Bratr,rc Rutan. daughter IL
NJ aud Mrs = ~ Rutan ~ 3pllefoutc.
and Albert Stotaer of ihis clty "rrn
married SATURDAY Tho ceremony was
performed at Trace NJ + hurch i9r-
sonaoe tho Rev Ralph Ninkcr officiating.
Me- Mildred Rutan sister of thc
hr,de was nn,d ~ honor. and lamcs
r Chandler n was host man After
\ wedding TIM fo Boston and points
north MI and Mr. Stoteer will be ~
horne to thcir frionds after October J..
at Hellcfnntn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26

-, ,o,no,,cd frcrklcs and tan Poor
p.,i.,J ,iorls,cd and n Won trv u today
,',,'', ''.,, III G,J il e,,l Is tric II you viii
~, 80 ,.,,e,, ,ncrp,pg oarly enough 20 wash
-. &c ~ tho drw yo, wil soou be- as
r,..,. os ,p,. country lass over was Please.
Father Tlmc. g'vc us back o'ir aU''f'''@
again
Nise Graucl will in Eiaa 70 ai's"
either in her column "r personally h'
o,iirjcs regarding food conservation r"cU"s
and tho lko Fnr prrsnnHl rcpio9 'nf''
cont staipu n,iisf be, enclosed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26

Robert H. Rorick. Sunbury. Pa.
Henry aesto, Omaha, Ncb,
Lester A. Small Oakland. Cal.
Solomon Snidor. Brutus. Mich
Edward ! Sparks. Phllndelphia.
George Il. SwedbcrR. Rhineinnder, MIS-.
ACTION. NOW REPORTED
KILLED IN ACTION,
LIEUTENANT.
John NicGavock Gridcr. Osceola, Ark.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26
THE TWIRLER'S LICK.

Tt= Iurly for no I'm not IA the hor "
sad The great baseball pitcher. as he
paraded up and down thc room With tls
tooth cutting son and h"tr
WHY asked Ire rlfe siocprv
'F,ocauso. he answered 7 don't
aeern tn hnvr any control ~ the haw Z
BGsfan Transcrlpt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26
SALVATION Ann, Outing.

The last outing for the mothers and
children of this city conducted by the
Salvation Army. Will take place ON
Wednesday, August = Ienape Park
has been selected rs the place. and the
children and mothers will be taken there
IN autos
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26
Fngarernenf Annnnncef

Prof and Mr. Charles r. Edwards an
nolnce the engagement n their daughtrr,
Marion nuise Edwards ~ Vincent s..
Matthew'S. druggist
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26
His Own Affair

Darn a cutworm laculat an ex-
change let the cutwprm mend ms own
WAYS. say We Boston Transcript
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26

Tnet eorne+bng2 Try classified
advertisement IN Every Evening ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26
THE HEART HUNTERS.

BY Mary Douglass.
Author of Hunting n Husband" Hand
ling n Husband.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26
SANDMAN STORY.
BY Mrs. +. A. Walker.

Copyright, 1915. 10y Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate New York City
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-26
Bumstead's S Worm Syrup

safe and sure remedy for warns stood
the test for 90 wears 1T NEVER FAILS
TO children an angel of mercy PLEASANT
To TAKE NO SICKNESS; no PHYSIC
NEEDED All druggists and dealers. or
hy mail. SOC a bottle.
Est. G. A. VOORHEES,, NJ. d.. PhiIa., IA
n b Danlorth Distributor
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-27
K. OF P.'s HAD
BIG TINE At
MULBERRY

Last night a large crowd of Lake.
land Knights of Pythias went down
to Mulberry to attend the District K.
of P. Convention. All report royal
time, big fish fry arranged for their
benefit, being one of the numerous
pleasing features of the meeting.
Arrangements we're made and plans
discussed for the State Convention,
which meets in Jacksonville at an
early date.
The following members Of Lake.
land Lodge attended the meeting last
night: Messrs. H. G. Shook, G. B.
Murrell, F. P. Bennett, /. G.. Melton,
C. R. Sidman, A. H. Robertson, T.
J. Fraley, j. R. Boulware, Lloyd
Adams, l.. H. McMullen, j. A. Bal.
lard, T. E. Williams. G. G. Simmons,
Will F. Wider, and Robt. Thompson.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-27
LAKELAND HAS
four CITIZENS
WHO Have EACH
TAKEN $1,000 WORTH
Of WAR STAMPS

The local chairman is glad to an
nounce that Lakeland has four citi-
zens on the honor roll as having gone
cover the top" in their purchase of
War Savings Stamps An effort will
be made to secure the consent of
these people to the mention of their
names, not for their benefit, but for
the inspiration of others. By having
gone lover the top" means that each
of these citizens has purchased one
thousand dollars worth of War Saw
ings Stamps, which is the maximum
arrount allowed to be held by any
individual. Knowing the names of
these four, the chairman believes
there are some others who may be
brought from under cover Several
purchases of one hundred dollars
each were secured today and from
now on a more enthusiastic interest
is going to be noticed in connection
with the purchase and sale of these
popular securities.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-27

Col. and Mrs. Paddock's guests being
only those who make their homes in
the Colonial Apartments. After the
games, Mrs. Paddock served a delici-
GUS salad course. Those enjoying this
pleasant affair were Mrs. J. Harry
Jones, Mrs. Joseph Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. I. V. Stevens,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Moore, and the
host and hostess, Col. and Mrs. Pad
dock.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-27
MEMS CLUB OF
EPISCOPAL Church
SUBSCRIBED FOR
$1,000 WORTH Of
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS

a most enthusiastic meeting of the
MEMS Club of All Saints Parish was
heid last evening with Mr.. D. G. War.
ner on South Florida avenue. Mr.
Newton, from Providence, R. ad.
dressed the Club and spoke on the
seoioslcai formation of the State Of
FLORIDA, choosing as his subject "The
UPS and Downs of Florida. His adj
dress was not only highly instructive
but also very humorous.
Each member and visitor was
called upon to give talk of one min.
ute on What | have done, or what
Will do, to help win the war" A
number OF these talks included a
promise to purchase War Saving
Stamps. These were followed nm
by the motion being made and carried
that the Mems Club organize itself
INTO War Savings Society and sub.
scribe for 100000 worth of War Say.
ing Stamps. About half this amount
was In sight at the meeting, and the
balance will probably be subscribed
today as the officers of the War Saw.
ings Society are now at work.
Those present at the meeting were:
Major Bentley, Messrs. Newton Stew
ems, Moore, Holworthy, HELLER, Mil
Ter, Trask, Maize, Woodward, Otey
Tally, Curtis, Dwelly. At the close
of the meeting, Mrs. Warner. Mrs
Woodward. and the Misses Warner
served coffee and sandwiches to the
guests.
Mr., Newton, the guest of the Club
left for Orlando at eleven-thirty to
day. He expressed himself as being
highly pleased with Lakeland anC
particularly with the Collins Cannin,
Company, which he visited. He i.
carrying with him to Brown Univer
sity small quantity of glass sand
over 95 per cent silica-which wa
presented him by Mr.. Collins ant
which was taken from the large de
posts near Lakeland
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-27
Mr.. J. D. Freer Delightfully."-
Entertained Friends With

a Stag Party
Last night Mr.. J. D. Freer enter
tanned a number of gentlemen with a
stag party, at his beautiful home
about two miles north of town. This
is an annual custom of Mr.. Freer's,
and those fortunate enough to be fav-
ored with an invitation look forward
to 1t with much pleasurable antici-
patton, which the event always fully
justifies.
Mr.. Freer has lovely home, sur
rounded by ffty-fve acres Of splen-
did grove, which he planted and has
brought into bearing, and which at
this time presents a sight of wonder
full beauty and promise, the trees be-
ing white with fragrant bloom, fore
casting an unusually heavy crop next
season.
A splendid supper was partaken Of,
after which the guests enjoyed a
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-27
Millinery Opening at LaMode

The opening at LaMode yesterday
afternoon was a delightful event and
one much enjoyed by the large crowds
attending. From to o'clock beauti-
full coat suits, afternoon and evening
dresses were modelled by Mrs. Harry
lEdmondson, Miss Mills, Miss Aileen
McRae, and Miss Anetta Logan mod
eled several junior styles.
A background of palms and ferns
made a beautiful setting for the many
attractive styles, and, while the ladies
viewed the styles, music added to the
pleasure of the occasion.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-27
IN SOCIETY

social session." of conversation and
good fellowship, with delightful free
dom from restraint Those who en-
joyed Mr.. Freer's hospitality were
Messrs. c. M. Clayton, o. M. Ea-
ton, W. w. Chase, NJ. F. Hethering-
ton, R. H. Omohundro, H. H. Gal
loway, DR.. w. S. Irwin, DR.. G. d.
Stoner, j. G. Holcombe, of Tampa,
and Mr.. j. d. Freer. Others who
were invited, but who were unable
to be present were E. l.. Cordery,
l.. O. Cason and DR.. Letters.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-27

A number of notices relative to the
completion of city paving and the as
sessments against the abutting prop
ertv on account Of same, appear In
the Evening Telegram today, and per-
sons affected or interested should
look I'D these publications. The City
Commissioners give notice that they
will meet on March 9Th at 200
o'clock to hear any objections the
nronertv owners may have in the
premises.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-27

Pnd Mrs. R. L. Chrissenberry,
I'VE been spending the past sew
eeks in Lakeland, guests OF
bends, DR.. and Mrs. c. I. Stacy.
d to their home in Atlanta
|ay. Mr.. Chrissenberry came
70 be operated on by his old
physician, DR.. r. R. Kline, and
home entirely we'll. He plans
|rn to Lakeland with his fam
make this city his permanent
Fome time in the future, and
Pc does it will mean another
nt family added to Lakeland's
Rhip, Mr.. Chrissenberry is fore
| the Southern shops at All
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-27

The Elks will hold their regular
roofing tomorrow night. This an
is made because it had
,,oon decided to dispense with the
meeting for this week owing to the
EIye, Carnival being in progress
since this decision, however, it has
heen found imperative that meeting
he held, and all members of the lodge
are asked to govern themselves &C
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-27

G. Holcombe, a popular Lake
Iizen who is now resident au-
the United States Shipping
with headquarters in Tampa,
ast night in Lakeland greeting
" friends, returning to Tampa
today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-27
Col. and Mrs. NJ. L.
Paddock Entertain

An informal card party was given
last night by Col. and Mrs. M. L. Pad
dock in honor Of their friend, Mrs. j.
Harry Jones, and Mrs. Joseph Jones,
of La Grange, Ills, who ere visitors
to Lakeland, guests of the fremont
Hotel.
There were three tables Of players,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-27

and Mrs. Wallace Wear and
ears parents, Rev. and Mrs,
|, and Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Dick
urned last night from a most
ul two days trip to Indian
where they enjoyed the splen-
ing and bathing.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-27

hany friends of DR.. and Mrs.
richards will be grieved to
hat their infant son is very
Wing been stricken Monday
Eth a severe attack Of colitis.
many friends earnestly hope
marked change for the better
bn take place.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-27

W. S. Preston was up from
today attending to legal bus
He and his daughter, Miss
Preston, returned to Barlow
ay from a pleasant weeks
Anna Maria Island, where
I've a cottage.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-27

lose who took the surgical
and who have gotten their
ire asked to report at the Red
'ooms tomorrow morning at
*. Also those who have not
! their cards will be given
I that time. Those who wish
Inue the course with a view to
8 will please come at the same
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-27

hank Clifton, of South John
Ina who has been quite i'll
[ time, is now able to sit up,
Ia will be pleased to know.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-27

clopts, who has been attend
81 College at Forest, N. c.,
has been spending the past
|, St. Petersburg, is at home
v days.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-27

Rachel Clonts went up to
Willie today to attend the State
IA while in the metropolis she
the guest Of her uncle, Rev.
bonts and family.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-02-27

an Crum, son Of Mr. Frank
| Of East Orange street, is
to his home by illness, which
,ds trust will be Of short du