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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-31


This huge. ungainly animal with its
n,cstodonic strength. vas slowly but
surely succumblng to the superior PROV
ess Of man. At last the creature seemed
t. give up. He ceased to struggle and
lay an inert mass floating In the water.
THE Samoa was again brought along
side the apparently lifeless hulk. and
for the second time the creature was
dashed to the side Of the yacht. But IN
'mancuvcring the vessel II struck the
fish a sudden and violent blow.
srnsshes Bidder ana 9ropsllsr LIZ %
Much Paper.
with one supreme effort that one
could not but admire, the creature sum
moned all it's remaining strength, ana
with a superb sweep OF its tail II smash.
ed the rudder and propeller Of the yaeht
as II they were paper, and cut OFF the
ovcrhanging stern like q huge knife.
The end had come and the vict,
was ours. but in dying the creature hao
taken vengeans on Its tormentors oy
puttinc the Samoa out Of commission
So that she was as helpless as Wa her
victim.
my purpose had been to take the
prize 10 MiMami but my yacht being
out OF business, l had TO wire to Miami
for a sea going tug. In due time Cap
tain Cook Of the tug Katherine Il. came
down in response to my wire. ana ne
proceeded TO tow the Samoa with our
strange creature dashed to her side all
the way to Miami.
"A vast thronE had assembled on The
docks there, drawn. Of course, but ctiri-
osjtv TO see the strange creature, for
news Of our extraordinary adventure
had preceded VI and the whole town
turned out to welcome US and see what
the thing looked like.
The weight Of the monster WAS be-
yond all calculations. Landing II was
an engineers job. a derrick and lile-
driver were used to Ect the tish ashore,
and his weight. which turned out to b
40. 900 pounds. actually crushed the tim.
bers Of the steamship ways wherS the
first attempt at landing was made
so that ia how caught the big hsh
that has become known az the Deep Sea
Mystery. 1t was an experience. terri.
bic as Il was, wouldn't take any
amount Of money for. and Also ! dent
think I would care to 60 through With
It again for all you could pay me-
In n later article Captain Tho0eoa
will tell Of the almost NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
difficulties he expefieneeSd u voesy.
INF his giant prize. ana h0W - D. g.
anally appeal 70 the SnaitAD1eiea s1n1elt
tuition ai WaShingtnn toe &! Il
AdE. !, 49, -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-31
Doctor Issues Warning
And Tells How To
J. Stop Tobacco Habit
Treatment Can Be Given Secretly
Treatment Can Be Given Secretly

tive effects. II undcrninr0 tho health
and leaves the victim an easy prey TO
general debility. hroat and lung
troubles. nervousness. insomnia heart
tongue and lip cancer and even blind
pess. Physicians tho world oyer often
trace the start OF tho above diseases
and many others 10 nicotine poisoning.
You vould like TO $50 cured II 10 your
duty to help him get rid OF tho habit
without delay. Try the above formula
on him and you will be surprised at
the rnpsdity With which 1t does ths
work, Remember. there arc no DAD
aftsF-e6ecta'
NOTE-Nicctoi Powders are tnexpen.
ssye and are sold under an tronelad
uaooSy-hack guarantee IN this city by
N up-to-date drugBtsfs. including john
Coisrnan and c. H GFiest q CO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-31
RxuD II Rg R1RSC1wnoX,

ERaD u 1D P8K8CQnOAI
New York-Doctor Conner. formerly
a Johns hopkins Hospital says: 7 am
0fEen aakad II know OF anything 70
cs6D The tobacco habit which can be
&9yen secretly. and always recommend
q formula which have frequently
pepgeTtbed with great success Aere Il
Hss Go 70 any up-to-6ate drug store and
&re fourteen Nicotol powders. Put one
DcWeeP twice . day In tea, coffee. milk
o. cocoa, In q short time all desire and
eeuVfnG for tobacco win disappear, and
ne Vtcttm viii believe he has stopped
10 uDe Of bis own accord. These pow-
GNrw are eolorless, odorleaA, tasteieso--
6sNgeEor0 cannot be detected. They con-
aa5a no abit-forming druEa. are Abso-
fubskZ, harmless ard VIII aStonish those
WAn ~ them. Tia u4e Of tobaeea bAD9
- gle1liey, yfEn. visq I'D au,bsziea 81
ih4 lGago WAo - snkA - ~ seAno.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-31


Nth hardly an" let-up. And al''r sew
cro, hours Of his exciting though s"'''e-
,., ,,oro,crcus exercise. during which
,ho croo,rre exhibited rsmarkapie
,,nd ~ vitality. land doomed up IN the
,,,-,bw.s, CHI later turned out 70 De
The outlying Florida Keys.
THE big Ash towcd US straight ny
KNIGHTS liShihouae and ih'o NnIen'
Ery channel. wh"r" inc las'
,h:s most extraord nary struggle look
place.
",, s,mc unsxpIainabl" manner news
=, uhot vas goinS on had got ABROAD
"a no shore was lined with scores OF
"nrc,r. vino had assembled 10 see the
sport.
",r,,b Iardahlr de1trc to help. three
49,, off from shore in thirtS-toot
lo,ncb and came alonR7ide 10 re"uc'
h,, assistance they could. IN" cFea
.r-o was living Ike a lif"leSs huIk !"
,bn water and :hry succeeded IN thro"-
ING a lille iron into its TAIL
rnoehs small Bort Iuto Thousand
Pieces.
instantly the monster came to IRE
,vi,h renewed energy and soon tnere
was the very devil to pay. win dts-
nar.ta hinge md vicious FLAP OF i''
mighty tail the creature knocked 'ns
hoe. complctcly out OF the water ana
ans shed IL into thousand pieces Inc
40, .,en, into the water in every oirec-
ton blu, fortunately were hshed OUT
unhurt.
we though. this was his expiring er-
t,rt for he ceased to struggle or snow
eny further signs Of life. The Samoa
r.. than warped alongside and the huge
c,rcass was dashed TO the side OF the
rncbt The creature again showncd
.:cn. ~ reyiying and 10 make an END 10
10 aufferings tho crew aboard the ga
r,oa noured a vollcy Of bullets into It's
head.
"rh,s attack only served to madden
thu creature more than ever. FOR with
. mighty wrench II tore Itself loose
S-rrn tho lashinEs that held II to the
1.cht and away It went. making for the
o,sr .aa. and towing our boat. with me
~ NV companions Of the chase in 1t.
ut rurely began to look a. II we were
N for another night Of terror at sea
pu, tho Ave harpoons that had been
6,iv.n into tho creatures vftals and the
rnore than one hundred bullets that had
been nred into IT. head began TO ten
ON It. @ 80 =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-31
close Season

steuhcnville high closed its 1919
baseball schedule to-day by defeating
Toronto high by score OF to 3.
Porter. pitching for the locals. allowed
Toronto hut one hit. The Stubs ended
the season with a clean record, winning
all eight games played. 1t was the
best record in tho history of the school
The high school commencement exer-
cises will be held next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-31
Reported Killed.

James F. cambridge. OF Mingo-Junc-
lion. has received an official communica-
ton from the war, department, inform
ing him that his SON. Corporal Henry
Bainbridge, who was reported missing.
October s. 1919. was officially reported
killed in action on the same day. The
soldiers relatives have been trying for
several months to determine his exact
"a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-31
Ohio Valley News
cents from Lazearvtlle to fwellsburg.
Airplaue Smash ed.

Lieutenant Andrew Hutterly. &arny
aviator. who left here yesterday! in q
CurtisS biplanc 10 complete a. flight
from Akron 20 Washington. hadsan &C
cident at Addison. Pa. and smashed his
plane. He escaped with only slight in
juries. according to word received by
his relatives here. The motor stopped
dead" when he was sailing overiAddi-
son and he was forced to make quick
landing. and alighteG in some tree tops.
The machine then dropped to the ground
and was badly smashed up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-31
AUTOPSY REVEALS
PROBABLE MURDER
Rn11sx Pound IN NeSd of Man whose
Decomposed Body was Found On
Short Greek Road
An aueopsy performed by Dra.

An autopsy performed by Drs. Ulfert
and Marschncr on tho dccompos"d body
of a man found a short distRpce from
tho road near Short Crock station: above
Warwood, Wednesday afternoon disci"n-
cd a bullet lodged against tho right side
of tho brain. From the appearance or
the fracture OF the skull. the hulln, had
entered tho right side and had been mt
close range, but apparently not Hufi:
cicntIy closc TO indicate that IN" wound
had boon self inflicted. Tho bullet APP
pcared 10 be Of SO cnhbrH
On tho mans person were found BaT.
oraI lottnrs addressed "NictSr Tate.
Stcuhcnvillc, Ohio" Tho Gl"uhe nvll in
authorities wcrc communicated with. but
up until last evening they had been
unsuccessful In locating any family hy
the nAns OF TRto in the Steubenviil1
The label on the man's cont gave the
address OF n Steubenvillc tailor. GUS.
eppa Ssn,prs, $50 South SIKH street"
The records Of tho ateubsmyille tailor
az eIng gop ovsr in search Of tho name
Of rate,
Following fl,e autopsy the brdY was
buried at the diFeItinn az Coroner H. O,
Hobbs, The paFGner was out Of town
yesterday on business and consequently
no additional Information from him con-
corning the mystery was a5tainnbls,
The greater the nssessits FOR saving
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-31
Contract Awarded.

The contract for the construction OF
the Hammondsville road. in Jefferson
county. a state aid highway. has been
let :o-the Summit Construction COM
pany. of Akron. The bid was $35.669.
The work Is TO be started immediat ely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-31
GnicidA RaliAYnd

Local police arc to-day investigating
a story that a woman leaped to her
death into the Ohio river. from the wall
of dam No. 10. north Of the city. at 4
o'clock Decoration Day morning. Men
in charge Of the dam report that they
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-31

,saw the woman on tn" wall. but before
,thrv could get 10 her $h" had diSap-
prnrcd Several persons residing IN
that vicinity report they heard wo-
.snan screaming and caught glimpse OF
thcr running towards the river.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-31
CA||PTHR GklbJ0T, Of THE FIGHTING
GAbETS, "RE#kRBEB FOR BRAVERY

OF one Of the largest Mas onic hodges n
Washington. Centennial lodge No t.
Congressman Wells GooCSkootr'| d'iN
cred an address at ~ largely att'Au2o
meeting held Friday night when 'huc"
with a sumptuouS banquet Nr. 'f"""S
koontz talked on the origin'andI progress
Of the fraternity. a subject to (which a.
has given much study.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-31
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage AlCenSeS'
Albert \ SiaEl Of Wheeling. and
BCSSs> Sahl, Of Brilliant.
Thomas NJ. Loup and Laura tloto,
both tof StCubcnville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-31

Of the fraternity. a SupleGtllo t"h'Sh a.
has given much study.
R. Brown linn. privatcs secretary 10
Congressman Goodykoonlz, has gone 10
Penasboro TO ride the Masonic EIa'. ME-
linn is a native OF R;tchIc' county
John Guy Pritchard OF t'aLr;n'a't VAS
a caller at Senator Elkms' OFFICE. HE
is secretary Of the West Virginia. Mali
ufacturers' association
Hon, Tracy l.. JeffordS, whose West
Virginia residence ~ at Aarpcrs Ferry
and who is un. Of Tho SCap:taiH leading
and successful lawy"rS4 VAS in"rr'rl IN
Baltimore on Wednesday, 10 Miss Mary
Chandler of rh:S city. daughter of IN"
late jefferson chandler. Their mar
riage was Il surprise no their many
Mr., Jrffords has bccnl prommcn, IN
Republican politics of th'ASsS"nd (N'S'
Elrginia0 congressional district 'nr
MANY Gears He is anil eloquent and
scholarly campaign ora.or'and has !nuhE
friends and admirers Among IN" poll
ticanS and the people .insthc counties
Of the Second district
The hundreds Of bills introduced IN
congress to secure captured German
cannon for cities and towns are in an
swer to q countrywide demand. inc
trouble is that the dennh Is likely
greater than the supply. There prop
ably isn't 4 member Of either orlhch
who has not introduced a!batch Of 'h:!ls
asking for the donation OF THESE Not
man cannon. Some Of the members. like
ll,E, Of " a
introduced bills tor every county seat.
in their state or congressional district.
To Congressman H. c. woodward woo.
on the first day Of congress Differed
number Of bills OF this character along
with q bunch OF other bills and resulu-
lions, Chairman Kahn OF the consmltlee
on military affairs Of the house. 7as
stated his committee will consider these
cannon bills after ,the military appro-
priation bill is out OF; the, way.
81 may add" said mir. Kahn. chat
while | was in ESuropeAI foaInd that we
hold about 1000 cannonIand. about So.0oO
German machine guns and minniewerf-
ers. OF course the demand Tor these
pieces Of ordnance Isl goang TO oe'V Very
great and there will have to be fornu-
lated some plan for an equitable Gus
tribution. Personality feel that tlay
!
states and other POLITICAL divisionszof
our country.
II believe that they will serve TO
stimulate the patriotic Nenthustasm or
our people. am afraIdNehe latter will
never fully realize the gralt hcroism OF
the men who fought in our army in this
war The presence OF these relics Will
have a most beneficial effect. in my
opinion. upon our citizens and shall
certainly favor legislation for the pro-,
per distribution Of these trophies"
Senator Sutnc$nnd has HntroducedFa
bill in the senate TO almond an act OF
August II. 1914. that set the dates and
places for holding United States coIrt
in the southern district OF West Eir-
GINA The purpose Of the Gmendmen3
is TO change the time for holding court
at Webster Springs to the third. Tuesday
Of August Of each year. AS the lcNC is
now the court convenes at that place on
the first Tuesday OF September( Of each
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-31

r. Brown linn. privatcE secretary 10
Congressman Goody koonlz., has gone 10
Pennsboro 10 ride the Masonic g"al. Me-
linn is a native OF R:tchIe' county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-31

The greater the aeaessitS for saving
the greater your opportunity 10 use
The IntelliEencer Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-31

BY special invitation from the offic"rs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-31

r1nMrs Marion II. White. widow OF tho
VIM. J. White. Morgantown. has,
pugh tho efforts Of Congressman
SeorEe NJ. Bowers. been awarded an m
Creased pension amounting 70 $50 4
month Her husband was n the wa
against Spain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-31

Senator Sutherland hied an appIica-
Hon for an increase for Henry +. John
BON OF Friendly. a pensioner. at the zen
Mon bureau.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-31

John Guy Pritchard OF Fairin'a'N VAS
a caller at Senator ElkmS' Offic''. HE
is secretary Of the West Virginia. Mali
association
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-31

= Congressman Wells Goodykoonts to-
day presented in person at the postotfice
department a petition asking Tor the es-
ta6aishment Of postofrlce At Hale.
Mingo county, W. Va
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-11-21
Mrs, Minis Hostess at
Chrysanthemum Luncheon
For Mrs. Park Trammell

Mrs. j. s. Minis entertained a doz-
en- friends yesterday at a delightfully."-
planned chrysanthemum luncheon a,
the Tampa Yacht and Country Club
In honor Of Mrs. Park Trammell OF
Washington, D. c., who is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Park.
An interesting game of rock was
played from 1890 a. m. until lunch
was served, and bouquets Of big vel
low and white chrysanthemums COM
bined with fern were presented to
Mrs. T. J. Flippen and Mrs. Tram.
NELL, the honoree.
The tallies were decorated with stall
turkeys, on one was written the WORD
rock This was drawn by Mrs. ].
7. Park, and she was presented with
two dainty handmade handkerchiefs
The luncheon table was adorned
with handsome cut glass basket O.
ferns and chrysanlheml.n and at each
place were yellow chrysanthemur
place cards. An Acknowledgements
five-course lunch was partaken Of. thu
ices being adorned with small card
board turkeys.
The guests were Mrs. Park Tram
NELL, Mrs. j. T. Park, Mrs Green.
Cannon, Mrs. A. G. Clewis, Mrs
Claude Park, Mrs. J. S. Minis, Mrs
J. L. Stunston Of Mayfield, Ky. Mrs
j. Fl. Mason, Mrs. J. F. G.. Griggs
Mrs. T. J. Flippen, Mrs. T, G. Ma
guire of Plant City, and Mrs. j. s
Minis Tampa Tribune.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-11-21
Interesting meeting
OF WOman's Club

A most interesting meeting was
held by the Womans Club yesterday
afternoon, about fifty ladies being i'll
attendance.
The meeting was presided over by
the president, Mrs. George M. Wright,
and Mrs. Edwin Spencer, the latter
having the program in charge.
The first number was beautiful
violin solo by Prof. l.. B. Jones fol-
lowed by a vocal number by Mrs.
Herbert Drane, whose name on pro-
gram is always received with pleas
ure. Mrs. E. N. Good accompanied
each of these performers.
A very splendid paper, Our Men
Folks was given by Mrs. William
Steitz, and it gives the Telegram
pleasure to reproduce this excellen:
address, which which is very enter
tanning and enlightening.
Miss Katherine Kaufman, whose
rich, we'll trained voice is always
much enjoyed, gave beautiful vocal
number, and gracefully responded to
an enthusiastic encore. She was ac-
oompanied on the piano by her sister,
Miss Irene Kaufman.
Interesting talks were made by Mrs
A. B. Carrier, principal of the Lake
Morton school, who talked of the
needs of the children outside of the
school room; Mrs. Maxwell, of Aus
tin, ILL.,, who spoke Of the work In
her home town which had been ac-
complished by the Woman's Club,
Mrs. e. l.. Cook, who told of tbs
work of the Miami Woman's Club and
Mrs. Frank Crumb who explained the
purposes of the Nursing Class anf
who invited the ladies present to join
The program was closed by Mrs
Wright who dwelt on the plans for the
coming year, explaining that tht
Woman's Club activities for some time
had been absorbed in war work ant
that the coming year all lines of clu'
work would be undertaken.
Delicious refreshments were served
which were much enjoyed by al
. present, the audience being composed
OF quite a number of visitors, wh'
greatly appreciated the very excellen
program.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-11-21
Auction Party in Honor
u Miss Mildred Wilson

Inc first Of series Of lovely par
ties to be given in honor Of Miss
Mildred Wilson, charming BRIDE
elect of Barlow, occurred yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. r.
Grower when Mrs. Grower and her
daughter, Mrs. Spessard Holland, en-
tertained the members OF the Bridge
Club and few friends from Barlow,
most delightfully."-.
The parlor, library and dining room
were beautiful in their decorations of
hearts and cupids, while the rich,
warm shades of the poinsettia and
hibiscus, which were used profusely,
completed the very pretty picture.
me guests soon found their places
about the auction tables, and at the
conclusion of the games it was found
that Mrs. Leon Howe was the for
tunate winner of the club prize, a
black cameo; Mrs. l. Dale Williams,
the cut prize, a box Of stationery,
while Mrs. Murdaugh won the first
prize among the guests, red lace
motor veil. The honoree was pre-
sented the guest prize, a beautiful
hand-painted serving dish.
The hostesses assisted by Mrs. Ros-
coe Skipper, served a delicious lunch
con, consisting of chicken salad on
lettuce hearts, asparagus on toast,
sliced ham, sliced pears, garnished
with beet hearts, marshmallow cake
and cream in heart shape and hot
coffee.
Those enjoying this delightful az
fair were ire club members, Mrs. !.
Dale Williams, Mrs. Barnwell Fuller
Mrs. W. H. Mum, Mrs. c. M. Clay
ton, Mrs. w. l.. King, Mrs. Leon
Howe, Mrs. R. N. Skipper, Miss Eliz.
abeth Pritchett, and the out of town
guests, Misses Mildred Wilson, Dol
Wilson, Lee Wilson, Mary Mccormick
Mrs. Sam Wilson, Mrs. Harold Viii.
son, Mrs. A. H. Blanding. Mrs. ]. P
Murdaugh and Mrs. varnadoe, all Of
Barlow.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-11-21
THE CHILDREN'S SCHOOL

The Children's School will open il
the Paris House of All Saints church
on Monday morning, Dec. l, at
q clock.
Miss Robertson will be at the Par
ish House on the Saturday afternoo,
preceding from until o'clock an,
will be glad to meet the mothers O
any little children of kindergarten
age. Tel. 81 Black.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-11-21

The Football team of the Braden.
town High School reached Lakeland
at noon today, and this afternoon at
|s'3O they met the Lakeland team on
The local gridiron. "You can say we
|are going to beat" declared one Of
The local boys, and we believe thew
pill The visitors will be pleasantly
entertained at a reception tonight, ar.
ranged by the pupils Of the High
School.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-11-21

The body of the unknown white
man picked up by the. side Of the rail-
Foad tracks north of Kathleen proved
as believed at the time, to be J. A.
reynolds. A wire to the Chief of
Police at Hawkinsville, Ca, brought
Pn answer to communicate with the
authorities at Lexington, KY, which
was done with the result that a wire
was received last night instructing
ne Gentry Undertaking Co., to send
ne body to Paris, KY, the old home
Pf the deceased, The remains will go
onward tonight by express. Further
lght on his past history was unob-
Falnable, no information being en-
praeed in the message except funeral
distractions. III
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-11-21

Misses Robson and Violet Rose
berry, not being able to secure their
location in the Drane building until
January lst, when Moore's Style Shop
will be ready to vacate, will open
their delicatessen tomorrow after
noon in the grocery of Garris 4
Helms, corner of Kentucky avenue
and Pine street, where they will be
located until their new stand is
ready.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-11-21
LakeIa'1dl Lace ,lics

rev L. W. Entzminger and the lat.
Yer went up to Orlando today to at.
'ena the funeral, which took place
TINS afternoon. He leaves a wife and
lour children. DR.. Mobley formerly
was located At Bradley junction in
this county.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-11-21
NOTICE, COUNCIL MAsoNs

There will be the regular meetins
OF Lakeland Council No. II, R. & s.
NJ, at Masonic Hall at 1880 D. m
All members are requested to be or
hand as there is important bushes.
to be transacted.
F. H. THOMPSON, T. I'm.
N. F. SKIPPER, Recorder
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-11-21
OUR MEN-FOLKS
address by Mrs. Vim. Steitz
at Meeting Of Woman's Club
Yesterday

q q q q q q Il p y Il y . o 2
l have chosen this subject, not be-
cause understand 1t any better than
you do, but because ] have, perhaps
paid more attention 70 II than some Of
you have done. Most of us have been
entrusted by the wise Providence that
looks after men and children, with q
male companion, whom We have o.
late years taken to calling Friend
Husband" We always say It with !
s.ssisss MA Husband shdseE n
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-11-21

Miss Nellie Stevens, OF Ocala, will
arrive in the city this evening to
,pend the weekend the guest of her
hrothers, Messrs, H. G. and I. v.
stevens. She will be at the home Of
|he forfer, 10 East Oak street.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-11-21

Mr.. Monroe Howell writes from
Boonton, N j., that he is starting
south and expects to come to Lake
land. Mr.. Howell has been learning
something about the state and section
from reading the Evening Telegram