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PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received ly
the Chairpau of the Board Of Award-
Department Of Agriculture Washington.
y. c.. until T. NJ August - 1913 for
furnishing and installing IN the bnpIriut ut
Power Plant a. Washington. II o." a
brcech.nF and covering for sam. b,.- .,...n
two 3CU-H. y. Surfing boilers. and the
chimney now Icing erected. SPECIFICATIONS
may b., obtained on application from tIc
Chairman OF the Board Of Awards Tb.rar!-
ment OF Agriculture, Washington, u g.
-
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Wash
ingt0n. u g. August u. 1913. Sealed
pT,IsCfg vii - received At this pIn ,e
until ? o'clock, p NJ, August 26. 1918
and then opened. for the purchase OF
grease recovered from garba -, C-IIcctpd
by the Commissioners, y. g.. from Sep
tember /. 1913. TO and including No,..n-
bcr 30 1919. BLANK forms ul- Viuppsalg
Specifications. together With necessary in
formation, may be obtained from the
chief Clerk Of the Engineer Deparirrt mt
Room 427. District Building LOUIS
BROWNLDW. ". GWYNN GARDINER,
{. W. - TZ. Commissioners. j. c
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CLAIRVOYANTS
licensed by the District Of CoITm6Il
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health, "ourtship, marriage, divorce tells
you what part Of the world will be sue
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she reJnites the separated locates absent
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DANCING
YOU WANTTO DAMCE3

Prof. Cain, Americas Foremost Dsn~inr
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LEIGHTON ALLPROBI FMi

Readings by appointment. 81. Typewril-
ten forecasts. s. up. Frank Theodore Al
len, Director. Astrological Research So
ciety. Jos y. ". Phone Franklin GR'2
AStrOlOgy Is Not Fortune-Telling
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WALL STREET MARKET

NEW YORK, Aug. 2O.-A firm tone
featured the stock market opening to-
day. Steels were strong. with United
States Steel opening at 1918, up Il,
and Crucible 1914, up rs. Mexican
Petroleum was of Z a point at 1T0la.
Central Leather opened at o., up Z ;
Baldwin 1O4IE, up "a; Studebaker,
99A, up y. and Midvale 4SS. of Is.
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Edward J. McQUade. treasurer Of
the Liber:y Savings Bank, and DreEr.
dent of the Washington Association
Of MerGenthaler Stockholders, as
Yesterday elected a director II the
Mergenthaler Linotype Company, at a
meeting of the board of directors.
Mr.. McQuade takes the place of
the late L. V. Murphy, official report
er Of the Senate.
4. &. Ruff, cashier OF the National
Bank of Washington, has gone on a
trip of several weeks in the Maine
Woods.
John NJ. Riordun, cashier Of The
Bank of Commerce and Savings will
leave tomorrow for vacation in the
Catskilis. where his brother Ray
mund conducts a school for boys. MIR.
Riordon expects to hike all over that
section Of the country.
Norris Rosenberg. president of the
District of Columbia Bankers ASsO-
citation, returned today from a month
spent at Deer Park, Md.
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HAIL-NOYES SCHOOL

Day ahi night. GraueC and high school
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FIRST GRADE Civil service examinations
Tor clerks Aug. 20, p Sep. 18th: tuition
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SIS. THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL e. r. cor. 18th and sta, phons
FrankIIn 2Os0. jyI3.tf
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PIANO TUNING.

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PHRENOLOGY.

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JUNK DEALERS,

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Dealers in scrap iron. metals, rags and
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-03
SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT
GIVEN BY THE ELKS
Continued from Page 5.)

Lieutenant Clyde Trammell did the
honors for the SO Elks who served
their country by responding to the
welcoming address. 1t gives us
pleasure to reproduce his address in
full elsewhere in this issue.
Mrs. William Steitz, whose hus,
band is perhaps the only member Of
the Lakeland Lodge now overseas,
gave reading in her own initimable
style, which was received with en-
thusiasm and appreciation.
Exalted Ruler Irwin then gave a
brief outline OF the memorial service
to the members who died in the Ser
vice, No. 1921 having two gold stars
DR.. P. L. Goss, Of Mulberry and Mr.,
s. G. Cornwell having died in serv-
ice.
The singing of America brought
the program to close, and then the
main feature of the evening-the
Grand Ball-took place.
Handsomely gowned women and
their escorts made of the ball one OF
the most brilliant affairs held in the
city in long time, and it was de.
clared by many who were presen,
that never had the large ball room
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floor been so crowded as on this oc-
casion, visitors being in attendance
from Tampa, Mulberry, Barlow and
other points. The Collins Jazz Or
chestra of Tampa furnished the mu-
sic-and such music! The perform
ers were never still-they walked
about through the dancers playing
their instruments, and many times
the only performers who remained
a. their base were the drummer and
pianist, and they looked as though
they were threatening to dance
around the ball room with their in
struments on their arm, at almost any
moment. 1t was great music, fine
crowd, and thoroughly enjoyable az
fair both for the dancers and the
large number of on-iookers.
List Of Service Members
The following is a list of the mem.
hers of Lakeland Lodge who served
their country we'll, and in whose hon.
CT the affair was given:
George Moore, C. NJ. Trammell, C
a. Windham, j. D. Griffin, r. r.
Corlette, W. T. Sammon, W. l.. Ev.
erhart, Clyde G. Trammell, R. LEI
fers, O.. W. Drane, S. W. Lawler
A. B. Crevasse, A. G. Jones, A. x
Erickson, Paul D. Windham, c.. c.
Harper, R. J. Ritter, A. P. Butts
Lisle W. Smith, H. D. Mendenhall
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1t. CLYDE TRAMMELL'S
RESPONSE TO ADDRESS
Of WELCOME At ELKS
entertainment

The following address was deliv-
cred at the Elks' entertainment last
night by Lieut.. Clyde Trammell in
response to the address of welcome
by Judge Gober:
Mr.. Speaker and Brothers and Friends
Of Elkdom:
Unaccustomed as l am to speech.
making, l must say that l feel it a
great honor to respond to the ad.
dress of welcome tonight to the vet.
Grams of the World War. Altho l feel
wholly incompetent to express timely
thanks for the many kind words just
spoken, / hope that all Of you will
understand that they are heartily ap.
preciated, both by those who have
fought and won and are still living to
fight the battle of life for themselves
and by them for those who have
fiught and won and will fight nc
more.
The lodge of Elks being a patriotic
order and strictly American, there is
no wonder that there should be Q
goodly number who would participate
in the preservation of the Flag which
is fundamental symbol of the order
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breathing today the lifebreath of a
coward.
We speak of Old Glory as our Flag,
and altho it's symbols and form are
but the masterpiece Of a Master Art
list, YET to us it is a real, living,
breathing thing, because we love it.
1t matters not from whose veins
came that precious blood that so
grandly stains those stripes of red,
its matters not from which mountain
peak came that quantity Of snow that
so peacefully borders in white; it
matters not from which part of our
starry-decked heavens came that won.
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R. l.. Ormsby, c. B. Murphy, E. L..
Bouchard, W. D. Moon, Jno. Patter-
son, Jr., A. T. Hackle, F. T. Ben
ford, v. W. Gallagher, G. B. Blood,
J. E. Edwards, Grady Deem, C. w.
Rainey, j. M. Grower, Thos. D. Eel
ton, H. P. Knowles, l.. P. Clark, E.
E. Sawyer, G. T. Mallard G. H.
Bates, s. M. Yearwood, Thos. W.
Bryant, j. Foster Sloan, E. B. Dick.
erson, H. G. Hull, w. r. Smell, W.
W. Huckabay, W. R. Williams, A.
c. Mckay, W. A. Spivey, G. A. Dud.
ley, H. D. Murdaugh, H. C. Petite
way, B. W. Lanier, A. R. Carver, O
6. Turner, R. T. Bishop, B. T. Gar.
rett, W. L. Pelham, L. W. Mott, G..
E. Parker, W. F. Reid. T. H. Fay
3. c. Smith, H. M. Barker, J. G..
Bacon, D. F. Thomas, Geo. ]. Storch
VIM. Steitz, P. O'Doniel, B. s. Hin.
kle, ]. A. Lander, M. G. Autry, Dan
lei Holland, R. P. Cornelison, W. T.
Goodyear, G. F. Eaton, Cecil Pillans
Chas. Russell, Thos. W. Reynolds
W. Herman Watson, J. l.. Delama.
ter.
s. G. Cornwell, died Dec, IL, 1918
P. L. GOSS, died in France.
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1t is true that this lodge furnished
the greatest proportion of men to the
number in the lodge but that merely
shows that there were more physical.
ly fits who could answer the call.
This war was not won alone by
those who donned the uniform but
also by those who stayed at home and
we fully appreciate the helpful works
furnished and made possible by Elk
dom.
| am deeply moved on this occasion
and especially so after listening to
such an address as has just been Civ.
en- by our good friend Judge Gober.
If the spirits Of the illustrious dead
participate in the concerns and cares
OF those in this transitory life in
whose hearts and souls their memory
is always dear; oh ever dear and
venerated shade Of our departed COM
rades look down with scrutiny upon
our hearts today and see yourselves
held in the highest esteem by those
who know and appreciate your SUI
preme sacrifice and that our hearts
are filled with reverent love of your
memory.
The words World War in them
selves have tender significance in
my mind today. In 1776 great minds
were gathered together for the pur-
pose and did establish a government
of the people, by the people and for
the people. 1t had difficulties to over.
come from time to time of course, but
SO great in Importance, except this
World War in which we took so i'm.
portant a part, as in 1861 when there
was an attempted Cessation and a
Civil War. That war was honorably
fought, and honorably won, and hon.
orably lost, and the causes therefor
and the sentiments thereof have been
honorably forgotten.
And from then and forever more
there stands UNION for right and
justice and peace, even if it takes the
sword to accomplish it and the power
OF militarism could not convince lis
otherwise. That word UNION is a
great word to all Americans, because
we know what it means. 1t means
POWER by the help of God, and is a
word which stands as a name Of the
Nation which was born to accomplish
the result just obtained, that, to make
the world clear for Democracy, Lib
erty and Justice.
| Over the top of that beautiful capi
tol building in that wonderful capi
tai city of ours there waves to the
heavens this Nations Flag, Old Glory
unsullied and pure and indicated
and in the hearts and minds of great
men in whose care and custody 1,
rests, and must rest in peace. Am
erica's Flag had been insulted and
the unprotected and undefended
voices of the mothers, fathers and in
nocent babes came forth from thei,
watery graves calling on us by the
help of God to be men.
That call came not in vain, and
altho some of Americas best youns
manhood lies in the cold gray sod Of
France today, thank God the cause
was just, and now the notes of Vic
tory fill the breeze to deaden the sor
rows of our bereaved hearts. I an
sure that those who died had rather ,
thousand times be dead after hayins
lived the life of man, and died the
death of hero, than tn he LIVING ond
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-03
derful cluster; and it matters

derful cluster; and it matters +
which maiden's eyes gave the ind
ration for the background Of bll
it represents us, and we love It.
'Tis true that those who sacrial
for time their chances of prosper
and those who gave the supreme \
rifice are due honor and praise, \
in behalf Of those I wish you to KIND
that no greater honor and no gresb
praise can be given them than
assurance from you that there is yd
in your hearts today, that feeling
contempt which would have prevail
had we not gone and done our bit
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SIXTH Ora

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sixth Grade .....
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FIFTH GRAZ

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Brook Resdsr. Firh Year
wentworth smiths Complete
scott souihwctth Lessons Z
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Davi,ons Health Lessons. I'D
Reeds Word Lessons
rarr MeMurrys New Geogral
Bouk
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THIRD GRAZ

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Free and Treadweil's Thira
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SECOND Ora

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SoPHoMoR

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Arnold .........
tarssrs Commentaries
Latin Grammar ..,......
Outlines European History Bd
Al spanish Method Compiled
Plane and solid deometry "
Smith ...........
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MATRIMoNY

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MARRY At ONCF-Thoasands LONELY. con.
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NOTICE TO ICE CONSUMERS
Monday being Labor Day, there
will be no ice deliveries. leo de-
liveries win be made Sunday in.
stead.
We therefore ask our custom-
ers 10 procure enough leo on Sun
day 10 last them over MondAy.
WESTERN ZOE COMPANY.
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CARD OF THANKS

We ~ish 20 ihant onr manv frieada for
their kindness ard sympathy shown NJ dar
Ing The sickness and death ~ our wife aad
mother Also for tho h%eantiful floral offer
ings. NJ. John skies. Mrs. Sidney Beach.
Ne, fnnis NJ Kpha.
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PHONE sti Malone. Aa,o Service.
ERICKSON TAXI - PHONE 90

Have you seen the y. ". HAII.
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on the nHaTket-now ready Tor pre-
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BusINrss o-pPoRruNIrIEs y

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High School
FRESHMAI

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LIVE STOCK
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IL

WANT to make soms easy moneys See Mr..
Mason. savoy Hotel.
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ADDITIONAL WANT ADS
CONTINUED from Page seven.)
FOR sALE-nouses II.
roR sklK-A new s.rcem so,taEe in Ssth.
1853 tsss sse ,e,, ana e. sa,s ~of'"
49,
ron sALE-Measrn slve. room hansalow
with barelasat. Hardwood noers. shade and
tlpia trcsk ia Fourth Ward. Priee fSsoo.oo
Phone oTa OF 1901.
FOR sALE-sis-room bungalow 10 Hish'
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r. hcClueAau. 2ot " Cola Phone eT2.
FoR sALk-Bsrsalns In strictly moa-rs
up SIS sr iSoi.Rn sowssrrr mssi I'll h.,,sr
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FOR SALE-Reai Estate IS
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q CITY lsaslss :. sseee. ers- s,s-s
FOR SALE-MisceIlaneoas 9
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