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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
NEST ECC OF $4,000
IN WELCOME HOME FUND
City Council Also Asked to Appro-
pirate Equal Amount TO
Greet Soldiers.
DRIVE MAY If FOR s5O.Ouo
Fund Raised by Finance Committee
at Meeting Yesterday viii BE Used
to Dcfray Immediate Expenses.
Further Effort Postponed.
Drive MAY If FOR s5O.ono

Ten thousand dollars was raised ycs-
'erday afternoon TO star, the welcome
home fund for Richmond soldiers
The first meeting Of the finance com
mittcc OF the body in charge OF the
Homecoming events met ia INC MUTUAL
Building and took under consideration
the matter Of financing the welcoming
Of Richmoud's douEhboys. sailors and
marines. T.. NJ. Crutchncld Is chair
man OF the finance committee. Henry
". Ellcrson heads the main orraniza-
ton.
The matter OF requesting the city
Council to appropriate 10000 TO aug
o;anI mgsi ne ldrs L9qs ~gs ,,i,f %i5fusse1 As;
submitted that request. and j, was re
fcrred TO tho Councirs Committee on
Finance for their consideration. This
viii be TO match the nest egg OF the
iund which was raised yesterday. 1t
rs expected II was said at the City
Hall that the appropriation would
II WAS determined a, the Welcome
honc committees meeting that the
campaign for, funds would not he car
red red on until after the close OF the
vii mark the beg inning of the efforts
on the. part OF the committee TO garner
erecting the returning service men.
The $4,000 pledged at the meeting OF
the finance committee vii! defray I'M
mediate expenses.
The men who contributed TO the fund
raised at the meeting arc: 7, A. Cary
Morgan Mills, Rev. z. y. Calsch. r. u.
clyde saunders, Dr. ~ " parter ,.rFIom I.es
Page. John t. Sattcrficld. William II
schwarzschild, Coleman Wortham. Ar-
thur O. Jones; Creed Davis. }. J. l.eakc
Frederick Noldc. Thomas Bacby. J. w
tzchici. X =. cunninrharl. J. j.
CaSkcy, 9. G. chaplin, r Cray Haddon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
HANSON SAYS GOVERNMENT
I0O lEN!ENT WITH |. w. w.
'"''ntEh> Z" Fight Rods md Have
hanging Places Through
out Country.

TorEKA KANSAS Ma :,
VICTORY loan address today before tho
Topeka Chamber of Commerce Mo
oIG hanson, OF Seattle. denounced the
olIcE pursued by the government to
m"'uS aharcnism and the l. W. " AZ
i SKIM mix. weak, vaccillatiul- ana
dhsca Die one and pronounced -
warning OF wide ,sprcad. uatio,,i
ehort 10 overthrow tho coycrnnnm;
a." ,h' society by violence" lie declared
me government WAS "on the wron,,
track in starting conferences ins,n,I
o. cemeteries in dealing with the
W. W. ana lin singing OF brofhrrI,
rove and turning loose these enemies
Of society
in which he himself was one OF ihc
intended victims. the Mayor said:
trust Washington viii buck nm
ana clean up. and either hans or In
carccrate Tor Ifc all the anarchists i'm
NC country. Rcvealing great emo
tion IN MS subject he added:
them up, viii. I'll give up NV
country. We Will hold. meetings and
have hanging places" He declared
he believed the I. w. w. was a: the
bottom Of the. late bomb plot
inc conspiracy TO overthrow thc
meates every state in the Union The
w. w. have followers cvervwhorc."
he continued. These men nusi no
ruled by rod Of iron; kindness means
weakness TO them"
Concerning. the pending l. w w.
convention, Mayor Hanson said:
Any Mayor that will permit an l.
W. " meeting IN his city should he
recalled and banished from America.
lie is not an American,"V
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
FINANCE MEMBERS
ASK S5,6O4,O13
INBUDGET OF 1878
Matter Will Be Acted On
by Council Monday
Night.
REQUIRE S1,12e,eO2.83
TO APPLY ON CITY DEBT
Council Needs Major Portion of
Sl2,667 for Salary and
Wages.
PLAN 10 COMPLETE ARMoRY
Unpaid Bills for 1918 AMOUNT to
to 5t.O2S.Gi--Othcr
Minor Sums.
PLAN TO COMPLETE ARMoRY

Complete nsures OF the proposed
city budget for l91? were made public
for the first time at the meeting Of
the Common Council last night
Suhcha irman Scaton presented the
report OF thc Committee on Finance.
The report, under the rules. lies on
n" table until The regular meeting
Wn"n II viii be acted upon.
IN" report recommends a total OK
?snn.itnre Of t|l:ol3.8s, of Whish
estimated receipts and the balance OF
ss62,53iS2 stands for money which il
as rs pr029Sed to borrow on certificates
city debt-$l eo2.Ss
-, o;1unGit.Il2'5s,. ;o. IL, OF this amount the
wages as follows: city Cicrk s.. 20. 30"
Assistant City Clerk 81 500: Sergeant
to Arms; rna rcc SEQ; lanitor. s3ae clerk
street ear tickets, and for r this Rs'I pur. n.
mayors Espen>es spen IS ,le ,anpraHris,ed sa'ads'
,,oA AMaNor-$ $6.66S. or this amount So.
GOO is tor the salary OF tho Mayor and
Among other expenses in this tasE connes:
lion is the allowance of tho usnaI
+, ,cont,nsen' t,,n4. fund Of $500 TO the Mayor.
this amoun; sl5,0l2 goes for the sal.
aries aries Of judges and S1i,o7915 FOR the
Tor hs;,i3y. ~ clerks: The remainder is
H;lS2rneys, witness attendance and
conr;.ms anyen!is sSn ana Domestic Relations
Miscella lancous sl3S.oss.sa undor
tnia mead are included salaries Of the
c.ho.ni, cs.hn",nr ana ana, Accountant. Coroner, city
;,t Ine;nist and various other matters in.
cludlng public baths elections. civ
;,al!i ;,i discount and interest. charitable
institutions, armories and the like
IA
major portion Of this is for salaries ne
.is,o" .GnowS' City Attornc!. $1,000: AS
sasry, $500; Assistant Secretary, STct ST.
S,"ps,rannuat.d ,n,,; empIoyees- si45so
ncnsr,r cns,ir Utilities Need Soi4:o77.o8.
:9lio'!.s &c. divided as follows: s37s
49,, for pa! roll and $3.50, 6laio for
This is divided as tolIoWse Hass saIsriss '$$s:
ann nIid wages, I,n $Hl.5oo' materials and sun
lures s$5,7lo; ouilay, si."SG t"1 eSpe"d'-
@3ii Sats5 ~ of i, 5his; s!o+l4s7i is for sSpa pay
department OF Public Welfare
s627 oa@lo divided as follows. saSS
n"' Tor pay roll and seas, ,4ai.lG for ~
Public Works Gct s17a.oss.4o.
Ds,isarimcnt of Public Works-si7s.
Ios' fos -" 49, dividcd as toliows: SaSi.S2S.Sl
follows; SS25,oOO for pay roll and ,i's :, oas as
900 for expense ""' w
me balance OF funds recommended
20 ne appropriated include a. amomn.
NrmorvS aorve" s7a9s. oo92mnicte 1owitzers'
$2S.i669i: City Storchousc So 9oo .un,c' INC
Prhovcinents TO Marshall Park. 50 ia.
,nG 'nor noe reel Improvement, .0.346.
construction work W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
RIOTS MARK MAY DAY
CELEBRATION IN II. 8.
German Peace Delegates
Present Their Credentials
lI:y Associatcd Frcsa.l

The German pcacc delegates have
met the representatives OF the allied
and associated powers and across
tho green baiEc tnbic hnNc cnrrIcd
out tho first preliminary which
probably will mean return to ne
tuni pcncc in the not far distant
future.
No omrinI information has yet
hccn Nouc hsnfcd ns to tho eNnct
to- the Germans. Friday, Saturday,
md even Mondny. have been unof-
Rriaiiy mentioned MS the probable
mOmentous day.
rho japanese question having
hccn settled, aud neither slide To the
controversy over Itniy's claims TO
I'inmc mud tho DnImntinn cOnst
having cNinccd an intention of seek
Ing to continue discussion of them.
was relatively quiet. Numerous
small details of the pence trcuty,
Including tho disposition of the
'crmnn cable lines. were discussed
by tho council Of three In the morn
ing. white i'm tho afternoon there
WINS meeting at tho French For
ciEn Ministry of the council. tho
Foreign Minister'S and members of
tho war council.
lament hRvc protested nEaiuSt the
award OF I<inurhnu to the JnpancNe,
mud requested tho unconditional re-
tarn OF this StrntcEic seaport to
China. md likewise tho abroEutton
of concessions on tho ShnntunE
Peninsula. China's delegates to tho
pcncr conference hnNc asked for nm
nfficiai statement Of tho I<inuchHu
decision by the council OF three.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
TRANSATLANTIC FLIGHT
WILL BE IN FOUR STAGES
Three Giant Hydro-AirpIancs OF
American Navy Probably Start
Next Week.
TOWERS COMMANDS AVIATORS
In Trip OF 5000 Miles Across Ocean
Flyers, IL Is Estimated, Will Max
Average Speed OF Scventy-Fivc
Miles Per Hour.
TOWERS COMMANDS AvIATORS
TBv Associated press /


NEW YORK May l.---Thrcc giant
hydro airplanes OF the American navy
Will start on a date yet TO bc an
nounced, probably carly next week, on
3.1.6-miic flight, in four stages, 10
the British Isles The actual trans
atlantic venture, details OF which were
announced today by Commander John
ri. Towers in charge of the expedition.
is contemplated cruise. in two stages.
aggrGsating 2,l5o miles from Trepas.
seN Bay New Foundland. to Lisbon
@ae sns
from Rockaway Point l.. T., home sta
tion OF the planes. to Trcspassey and
from Lisbon TO Plymouth. England.
Flying at an estimated average speed
OF seventy five miles an hour tsixty-
five nautical miies). the squadron.
cruise from Rockaw1y 10 Halifax
Wit thout a stop, Commander Towers
said said; The plan then is to proceed TO
New F'oundland. where the plane.
would he moorci at the base already
established. and given a weeks tuning
atlantic flight.
The second lonses; jump, the com
mander stated, would be from Ire
passey to Horta. on the Island OF Fayal,
in the Azores 200 miles, or, f the
conditions were favorable to Punta
ael a1lo Gado; s or on ih% Island Of San Miguel,
New Foundland Tho cruise 10 Por-
nsal would cover 500 miles. complct-
ing tho ocean trip, and leaving only
the flight 10 Plymouth 10 round out the
proposed fight Of heavier than air
machines from America to England
In his official announcement. Com
mander Towers gave distances in nau-
ucal miles, which arc equal 10 lis
statute or land miles IN the latter
measurement tho projected cruise cX-
tends over $500 miles. 2.a7. of which
lie in the route mapped out from New
Foundland to Portugal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
Orators for Victory Loan
Speak at St. John Church

John Temple Graves. editor aud
orator, will speak today on behalf
or the Victory Liberty IOnn from the
steps of 81. Johns Episcopal Church,
"hcrc Patrick Henry sounded the
chii I'm another day to lovers OF free
dom. Tie Will begin his address at
I;30 o'clock. with Mr. Graves viii
appear Tn the same cnusc CAPTAIN
Harold VI. GnlIOH. one of the Amcri-
chh o'tntOrs In France who strurk
terror to the iiun. The Victory
Liberty lonn committee desires that
thcnc speakers hnNc ns large nm
audience ns possible 10 hcur the
ncsshSc they viii bring.
Ihc story Captain GniIOp brought
10 his audience ycstcrduy at tho
business Mems Club wns one or
pHth1n mud ringing appeal. Mr.
Graves is known ns an OrutOr of
Srcnt power, and tho committee
tccls thut every mnn, woman md
child In RtchnIonh. who rnn do so.
would hc amply repaid in hearing
the two men today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
VICTORY LOAN FALLS
BEHIND LAST EFFORT
Entire Country Reports Only
S1oo, 100000 Subscriptions
as Days Work.
CHICAGO LOSES SECOND PLACE
Minneapolis District Has Slight
Advantage With 4O.O8 Per
Cent of Quota Taken.
CHICAGO LOSES SECOND PLACE
rRv Assoclatod prns,


WASHTNGTON. May I.-OnIy Sl6G.
10000 additional subscriptions to the
Victory Liberty loan were reported to-
day 10 the Treasury. and total sub
Scriptions tonight stood a. 81 2?G 600 :
600. This was cS.32 per cent Of tho
entire loan. Subscriptions BY districts
are as follows
st Louis. Sloo,7SScoo; Minneapolis
ton .5,lS7,ooe: Kansas city. SC2, 5OG.
coo: Richmond, $50, 1879 900: cleveland
%l2i "7I90c Atlanta, ta, s3o.ssS.coo. New
10000: Philadelphia. STi,52o. 600; Dai-
las. S16.603.00o
al, a.. the eorresnonding period Of the
amounted to Sl.191.i6S. 900. or 2os5 ncr
cent of tho s6.O00.000.0OO total
aS q result Of the somewha, dis
statement tonight. "chairmcn through
out the country are urging their work
fpS fnro on 70 grGa,er efforts than ever be-
II clear that the time for depending
upGh some one 10 buy enough notes TO
make the loan ii success is Dart aud
that every man and woman ms, a."
his or her fun duty now that peact
is at hand. tho same as when the coun-
Try was actively engaged IN war"
minneapolis In Second pIncc
Inc only change of Importance in
the percentage standing today was the
second PLACE, while Chicago slid into
third position.
Subscriptions by States or subdiyi.
SONS were reported tonight by the
Treasury as follows:
st Louis District-Southcrn Indiana
l.592; 500: Tennessee. s10,13S, $50: Mis-
sissippi. S1,4S5, 900: Arkansas sll IoI
eeu; Kentucky s14,03i.95O: Missouri.
sI:GiS,35o: Illinois. Sl5.0263CO
chicago District-Cook County S3s
iSGooo; Illinois, outside Cook County.
s3o'60l, 900: Indiana, S27.265. 900: Iowa,
Sio:e56ooo; Michigan. S61,4o5. 900
New York District-Ncw York State
s@1l,732.550. ny
cleveland District-Ninctccn Penn
SNlvania counties. $50 00o. 900: six West
Virginia counties. 81 ,000.G fifty-siy
kcntuckN counties, $500 600: Ohio
sin2.6oe,o0o: Cleveland city. s:e.l0O.i5O'
Boston District--Ma ssa chusetts. $50
$4,000; Connecticut. S3o.046 900: Rhode
iSiand, sl0.55l 900; Vermont s57o6. nan
s5,ai6.o00
Richmond Di>trict Figures.
richmond District--Maryiand Sis
ggshsV0; District of Columbia. s4.353
I?o; virginia. sI7.297, $50: West Neir
Glnia s2.s2o,o0o; North Carolina. Sc
io2.39o: South Carolina. SI,1S29So.
oailas District-Texas. slfsIs.s5o:
AriEona. $l7l.o50; Louisiana. 81 ooa
ny; New Mexico, sSs,750; Oklahoma,
.Philadelphja Observation-Disclosures
s5LsSs,s5o; Delaware. s5,2ao. 100: South, :.
ff9ehhsEiyania' 9,ntf .a' outside OF Philadelphia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
"JEFF" DAVIS, HOBO KING.
TALKS FOR VICTORY LOAN
Asserts Brother Wanderers Like Itni-
inns, hut Says They Must Re
Spcct Americans.
NEW YORK. May 1.-"Jcm'' Dav

NEW YORK, May 1.-"Jefi' Davis
king of the hobocs. biossomed out as
an orator today and was the star at
traction at the Woman's Liberty loan
committee booth on Fifth Avenue
II and my brother hoboes' like the
ltaliars.' he said. but they must no!
forget that the Austrians We're beat
ing the life out OF them when the
american boys stepped in aud saved
the day.
II want 10 impress upon YOU that
Italy and every other country must
be made 10 respect America. There Is
ono way in which we can make them
do IT.. and that is by subscribing for
tho Victory loan"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
EIGHT HAVE THOUGHT
HOMB MARRIAGE pRESIIN,p
IRy Associated Press.

ySALISBURY, n. c., May IA mack.
hse unqucstionably !contaiping an In
Cernal machine, similar TO those re
Ecivcd by Senator Hard wick, Judge
S.nndis and others. came to tho Sails
I,ury post office last night from New
Hork addressed TO United States Scna
tor Leo S. Ovcrman.
1t was discovered by n post -onicc
.Ncrk while asserting the mail this
morning. and is being held unopened
Nv tho postmaster until an inspector
Eom washington reaches mere. The
tckagc was wrapped In paper. mark cd
tnbc! Brothers, New York.
ad the naSkage been delivered at
F'pit!nEcd' oil the Second Page,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
CLOSE IN ON MUNICH
Government Forces Arc Continuinr
Advance, Taking a Number OF
German Cities.
IEv Assnciat.lrrnss

BERN. May REPORTS resolved here
from Bavaria say the Governmen, forces
Wasserbhrg, ErdinE, Fricssing and
sSiarnbcrg already have been taken
When Wuerttcmburg troops occupIed
an angry mood against tho commun.
ISIS. and acts of violence Csere com.
mttted upon them, The J,pulacn al :
taeked Hacrs bands, of
enfe oef,hss go ssrtsen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02

PARIS. May 1.-The three Irish
American observation-disclosures. Walsh.
Ryan and punne-will leave for Dubl, l
tonight, arriving there Saturday. Pre-
next week. Their original passports
only allowed the trip TO Paris but
through the good Offices of President
WIZ Vnicy were extended to Ireland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
rrintcr, SIN ON s,r,kc.

ALBANY. y. Y. May I.--Thc printers
strike situation remains unchanged TO.
night. No papers appeared this aftor.
noon, and therg will be noN. tomorrow
morning. International { Mails OF tho
Typographical Y l,nicn ar \ectcd ia
arrive tolnorrs ". ;s.sS .tss,f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
Elect 7. Due Saturday.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May 1.--Thc
Atlantic Fleet, wifi anchor in Hampton
Roads SATURDAY, according To an
this afternoon. The tloct Will rem An
in HAMPTON Roads and (at .orktoSs
durinsgss: en'l Jun" {
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-24
||InSociety
Delightful Picnic

The Cumberland Presbyterian Sun
day school enjoyed a picnic on the
shores of Lake Seward Thursday.
The party left the church at 1880
and spent the afternoon under the
beautiful live oaks near the Lake
land Highlands Company's property
Games of various kinds entertained
the adult members of the party and
swings had been provided for the lit
tie folks. Late in the afternoon thu
boys went swimming and couldn't b
persuaded on shore again until sup
per was called.
Several cars went out after work
ing hours, carrying those who couldn'
leave town earlier in the day.
About $50 supper was spread ant
the afternoons activities had pre-
pared everyone to do full justice t
the bountiful table.
About sunset the party drove bacl
to town, declaring that the picnic Q
1919 had been one of the most de
lightful and joyous occasions that tn
Sunday school enjoyed.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-24
@. M. Eaton
Announces AS
Candidate
For Mayor

The first official announcement for
municipal Office comes today in the
shape of a message from Hon. ..
NJ. Eaton now in the State Senate
at Tallahassee, who authorizes the
statement that he will be candi-
date for Mayor.
Mr.. Eaton's announcement comes
in response to numerous solicitations
made both by letter and wire. This
morning an urgent telegram went to
Tallahassee. signed by fifteen promi-
nent men, and Mr.. Eaton, believing
that the people want him to again
head the municipality, consented to
run. although it is considerable sac
rifice for him to do SO. He has never
failed to respond when he could be
of service to the people, and he ex-
poets to go into the race to win, and
to use all his talents and resources
to bring about desirable moral condi-
tions and to give the city capable
business administration.
So far there have been no other Of
| fetal announcements, but 1t is gen.
orally known that Mr.. Frank Thomp-
son will be a candidate for Mayor.
The Evening Telegram can also
state on what 1t believes to be reas'
onably good authority that o. ]. Pope
will stand for reelection in Ward
One: that J. e. Melton will be can.
didate. from Ward Three; and tina,
r. b. O'Steen will run for re-elec'
ton in Ward Four, Friends of Mr.
John Keen state that he will also bt
candidate for reelection in Ware
Two, but we have not heard from Mr.
Keen direct. There are rumors 0
other candidates, of course, but thi
paper does not deal in rumors.
, 1t is thought that the City Execu
tive Committee will call an election
for an early date-probably about tn
, middle of July They will be gov
erned in this by the wishes of ma
, jority Of the candidates Now that tn
, Ice has been broken, it is expecte
: that announcements will come THO
e and fast.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-24
One Plane Came
To Grief But
No One Hurt

One of the planes exhibiting here
today met with an accident about two
miles west of town, and Is now lying
out of commission along side the
Tampa road.
Lieut.. Moody, in charge of the ship,
made a landing on the ashpalt road
and was trying to rise again when
gust of wind caused the machine to
swerve, one of the wings catching in
the branches of tree. The plane
was turned upside down, but fortu-
nately neither Of the occupants were
injured
The machine was righted, but 1t
was undecided at last report whether
1t should be taken back TO Arcadia
by truck, or some parts brought up
from that place to enable it to go
back on its own power.
Some of the planes will remain
here tonight, and before starting to
Barlow tomorrow morning they will
do a little more exhibition flying
though the aviators expressed theii
wish to avoid any disturbance oil
church worship.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-24
Airplanes Thrill
Crowds With
Spectacular
Exhibition

Lakeland was treated to unusual
thrills today when six alrplanes few
over the city, giving a wonderful ex-
hibiton of fancy flying for couple
of hours, about 1880 to 1870. All
the planes were not in action at the
same time, and all were not on the
same mission, it happening that they
came together at this point; but the
result was that the citizens Of Lake
land witnessed a very satisfactory ex-
hibition of aerial stunts.
In the first place, our own George
Haldeman came up to spend the week
end, flying his machine, and he was
accompanied by another plane in
charge of Lieut.. Clark, who was on
his way to Tampa, but made stop
here. These two planes arrived early
in the day and proceeded to the
Agrees landing field.
Later, two enlisted men, Sergeant
Pilots Cy Lloyd and Gene Allard, or
trip advertising the Air Service
came in and did some pretty flying
Then Capt. Dawson and Lieut.. Gu,
Kirksey, recruiting officers for thu
Air Service on a similar mission Z
, that of the two enlisted fliers men
toned, but with different territory
reached here, and performed som
fine aerial stunts.
The editor had the pleasure o
meeting Sergeant Pilots Cy Lloy
and Gene Allard and found ther
most agreeable and interesting youn
men. They are on a trip which EN-
braces the following itinrary:
! Before coming here they performe
at Fl. Myers and Sarasota; tomor
:, row they 60 to Barlow; on Tuesda
they will visit Kissimmee and Gaines
willie, and will reach Jacksonville 0
Wednesday. Returning, they will b
at ST. Augustine Sunday or Monda,
Daytona the same day; Kissilnme
probably Tuesday, and on back
: Carlstrom.
Their trip is to interest young me
in the air service, which at this tin
is offering unusually attractive o.
portunities. Young men are given u
opportunity to learn almost any trat
u are, in fact offered the sdvantal
' Of a technical school-and are We
paid while learning. Pay rang
from $50 to $121.50 a month and
practically every necessity Is pr
vlded for, the greater part Of the p
is velvet" At Carlstrom Fie
where Florida recruits will be st
toned, there Is every provision I
. the comfort and pleasure of the m
all kinds of athletic facilities, bt
/ of accommodations amusements g
II Young men interested should write
: once to the Recruiting Officer. Ca
8 strom Field, Arcadia Fla.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-24
Delegates From First Church
To Barlow District Conference

The District Conference of the Bar
tow District will be held June II at
Bartow, Fla. The following dele
yates have been elected to represent
tho First Methodist church: Princi-
nails. T, ]. Fraley, NJ. G. Waring' H.
lr, swatts and DR.. W. H. Mitchell;
a,ternates, H. B. Carter. W. J. Red
d,ck n e. l.. Conner. G.. P. Brant'
lev. The district lay leader r. e.
1ufsey. and the charge lay leader
r l.. Hendrix, are ex officio mem
hers of this Conference.