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The Washington herald., 1921-09-18

we better nall that lid. guess" whis-
pered one Of the Fallons as they lifted the
temporary Jasmine wreathed comm from the
wagon. but Ann was instantly at his side
"Jud Fsllon. you leave that lid loose, eI-
aetiy a. 1t be, and you carry her gentle
acrost that there wash. too
Her words carried authority and carefully
they eased their burden down the bank and
across the stream Ann. with pack and stan
stafins srtnly by Terry's side In the lead
Then up the opposits side and over its rtm,
passing in silhouette against the shimmerinr
fns. and on aeroas the cherries bean nats to
the cypress gardens and front door Of the
ranch houss.
Ellen Gfynds was awaiting them, with
Fred tribe behind her. Lucy hoverirtG
psisly IN the background; she stood on the
steps between ths 1iEsaw indiseret,ons of the
cid house . strange woman. implacable in
her conviction Of right her extsrnaI sweet.
ness no more than the yellow moss upon a
boulder. But At the sight of the burden
they laid At the foot Of those steps in silent
accusation, hsr face broke.
.oh-I did not realt.s-
You can realize now. then. Mrs Glynds
Take = good look At your work" said Terry
mercilessly.,
Lad. Lift that there I'd and show her
who's Within" Ann ordered.
Tia bearers and followers turned decsntIy
away. for the facs of Ellen was hardly to bs
looked upon In that instant a. Terry lifted
the bose cover. Only Ann stood erect, her
ans tvtnklins with inner satisfaction.
The hsapsd tasmine fell away and ther.
vas scream frsm Ellen GIynds a. abe saw
the faos exposed between the nowers. Then
It strangisd ~ something happened, q mira.
Gle IT seemed. which isft Ann alone unshaken
a. Though she had expected It.
The seeming dead had a~aksosd-
smile Of biting triumph on Jane pone-
hus's faos, . sibilant whisper from amons,t
the moekins srave-nower..
No. I'm not dead, Ellsn-and ~. ri6dsp
Jour road at iast"
Hours, later as the for cleared VII, IN.
waning Afternoon and tn. coast basksd
again in turquoise and amber. wautn. An,
drasssd weary feat to the camping pho. in
the ea6on.
with tired slowness she laid out bsr
blanket in neat sxactness, kindIed tn. Or.
under the grid, set out her crackers and .
pile Of green hss and sat down to wait the
boiling Of the coffee pot Not until It bubS,ed
under its Lid did she even think; then with
the nrst reviving sips Of It q smile Of recol.
lection settled down on her face. ~.
"Iss, you sure got to hand it to Ellen
Giynds." she nodded. "she's got sand. that
woman Never . tear nor nothin.' just q
wave o her hand-snd what was II she says:
Since you've come to my house 1t last, Jane.
yea better make II your homer"
She pondersd that scene awhile. The pie- =
turs Of those two sisters going together up
the steps. each sustained in that moment BY
the memory Of her particular triumph. Ellen
oiynds ~ her thirty years Of stswardship
ever tho0 locked sstss; Jane Donehus By tn.
rsnsctssn that tbs man they had both DE-
sired had BEEN given TO herself.
Al Terry followed them. his eyes black In .
faos Of paper white. Ann had gone to hts
stAe. Only % far o. the hail. with the osl
srsa prtms Il NJ frsat Assr. IT. saosrasta
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Now. IN she evening quiet os ne c.non, s,p-
ping her coffee and closing her sys., Ann
tvslt long and denaously on that nonent
The cold coiors Of ths is>ded Ciaxs In the
front door, the staircase and its tretworf
carvings; hsrvef with sunbonnet, Blanket
and stan, the sudden center Of an syes o.
with meekly dovpeast Ga.e. she Dropped q
decent eurtsey.
-res u-s-.m; b the good vem>n -
sot BY your Gats, M< Gfynda-
She had gone At that cut Of tss DOOR and
down 70 vhers Terry svztted Locy, pactns
solitary under the fog dripping eypre<s..
That approach took ecurss. for tn thai rs-
ment even the friendly men VINO had ACCOM-
panied him were leaving him .leDsL An.
marched straight up. secretly Eiarytas In
what she had aroused In him
well. hhr-
Get out Of my sisht you ne66Ans GA
harrtdan.- he answered. his voice . smooth
siusce Of cold snssr. 1t was you Who pzn
my mother Up to that internal tzsck.
.Ays tv.s ma Ann calmly ssresd. and
the time b corning when youn get down o.
your ham bones and CIV, thsnkI a. I hai
tbs s.sd-
VOC have estrsnged me from my ova
mother.- Terry accused.
That's all you know about n retorted
Ann Your mae In there |. sticktn' up for
you again Ellen Giynde rfsht now
She is7- he exclaimed
She sure is- And let me ten you this
ad: there never was . body yet a, snoount.<
to anything unth they nrrt took and vr.nr
the neck o their family IN some v.y Or
Other. And the harder and quicker th<y
Dos 4 the more their family thinks of ,em-.
shs left him to think that over, st.ntns
away into ths fog. . self+elisnt old nfurs
that gradually dimmed until ths trffttns
vapors hid bsr entirely.
-Thsm v.s true words ~ I spoks True
~ rospel . III bitter In The nsouth. a. Ii.
Book ays, sut sure sweet IN the belly
That Ellen and jana she pondered On
There won't Be no sepsrsftn' 'sm after thiss
They'u 1--we On there. maybe for twenty yearz
havtn' . good time . picitn' At each Other.
But thanks be made /. man and /, uAster
out O. Terry Donohue this day
She sat on In such stin serenity that
httls KanEarso rat ran out on . log at her
side. dashed NJ . fragment cf cr.cksr. ard
bcppcd on again. carrying IT'S treasure In fts
tiny forepsws A lonesome sounding breezs
sished down the eanon, sending . brown
sycamore leaf svirlins to Ann's feet
Tho Wild critters ts lsyin' up their ssores
and the mczntatns ts closing down for Ia
winter shs nused --rh time w.x
packtn' my CID bones away In Lns Ans.les
TN ne1t April
A Enile curved her nps - sbs eorteD-
plated the last scene Of all. The spinte-sk
debris Of what had once been those sztes q
wicked hats and Terry and Lpcy. the
,as,ntne decked Wagon nov . ipvsrs eharfo<,
driving out souss it vtrns the throns that
had ssthsred for q fun<r.l nov shouttnrfy
followed to a wedding
well. ] amt done . tsinE I stned 20
when i started hst spring" Ann peods4.
but sure done . heap else-
fopD1s.i: lszl: ~ cA.,is s.ztsI
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opening and the prospect q her sister rsdins
across the ranch came with the shock Of
saer1sgs.
But the railroad lobby prsuaised me-spS
tney have always had influence with ths
courts" she protested
They don't want . coast highway drawing
rsfnc from their valley pne.- Fred asreed.
But In these dsys-why. Dixon actually
advised me to lower the prios ef potatoes
to avoid an Indictment Ny own attorney
Giving me such advice; what DO I pay him
for except to got me out oe such thinss,-
1T IL boIshsvism.- declared Mrs. GINA.
why. some OF the fellows round here Who
went to France are actually refusing to
speak to me-" Fred exploded. Just a. II I
didn't subscribe nve thousand to the 7. N.
c. Al hold the Mortgages on two Of them,
tse.-
The telephoos bell cut sharply seros tn.
speech. There was Consideration In his
face a. he ciapped his hand over the instru.
nsnt and turned to his mother.
.It's Goldsehmidt 1t the north-sno eunh.
houss. HtAys Matsunote has Just brourh,
word that the people have come down frou
the Guyana, broken the gate and are riding
across the ranch
what"
.esreral hundred Of them. Matsun,o<s
n.y. aIl the Rsyss, sven the FaIons-they
must have got word Of that court deciron.-
The rosm Ersw scrid With snsoos a. Mr..
Glynde sat there facing the picture Of . tri.
umphant bords already advancing along that
rsad- From The fallen receiver the voice Of
the distant foreman could Be- plainly heard.
tmpioriAg tnstructssna Frsd stirred IN
saany.
-Psrhaps - had better order The ear and
ss.r out - saa L.ra for fsv days.. h
susyeGtsd.
But his mother v.s Il sesrn~ stun; n was
not for nothtns that bsrors hsr marriage.
she had bssn known ~ /. tie hsgh Fan" And
now It v.s - though the thing which she
had . long Cherished ~ hsadi.s hsr with
invisible bsnAs.
The tudsmsnt has not Sssn served On
-. and until It is have ths right to keep
ny s.tss closed.
But mother
lfrs- Glynds rosa
Frederick, God has given ne the steward.
ship Of Las Palonas and untn It Ia taken
hum me am mistress. hsrs. Those people
have no right on our hnds-ten Goldschmidx
II hs cannot stop them to blow up the bridge
scro0 LAs Lunas ravina-"
II was nvs milss frem the eats 10 that
rs6ss. and two moro to The ranch house.
fhs seho Of the explosion came to the ears
q ths procession long before they reached
the Dtscs. A dreary place under the fog, the
road winding DOWN between high banks to
whore the creek cut deeply through the
nesa. the spiintsred bridge showing for
isrniy above the bouidsrs and shivefing
windows. f-
Silently they regarded n, slsncs mare
suansus than even the duii roar Of the dyna-
mite had sssn. ~ they realised that the
Daaos was impessabie for wheels.
fhers's stu our legs Wy across the
stream, though" said Terry, through sst
tssth. NY mother win pay yint to ha
sistsr tod.y-lor ths arst si,,s n thArv
years.
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ktOub<uucu pfcCeumx p8x4-l
b their stiffness
One o. my own he might be, II they'd
but lived Twas such nights as these their
father came acourtin' me under the cotton
woods down BY the Platte
She thought Of the fence At the bottom Of
tbs vale. high. bsrbed. grown through By
thorny. prsckly pear
They has . way through It. them tva.
Thsrs amt no beatin' two young things In
love-
Now for Jans Donohus.- she muetsred a.
abe rosa And maybe for . Lick At Eusa
Glynds a. we'll. b mid a. milk 20 longs
b Let alone. but II . body trs.s to sit on
walking Ann they'll think they've sot plumb
on . cactus-
Lovers meetings are beyond tina, ana n
was late when Terry Donohns returned.
Anxiously tptoetnx. ashast .. th. hours
fisht he came along the ver.nda to vher,
Ann stood. sustsrsly outlined n . bar Of
Dsilow lAmpaSht
LAd-ts ovW.'
What Do you msany- he easpsd
Al hr gesture hs followed 10 whsrs Jans
@nns ~ tn heavy shadow On her bed,
SssJ stM bar hands ero.ssd On her d.
5ktsd hreas4
Tn can sst . conn rsady -. naEht..
sad Ann And ssod word SnrSurh tn.
mouufztns to an TIE nalxhbora rhsm
Gyndss vm hs~s u op.n thatr E.sss 10 y,or
- ID hzt-
r-eo<A tbs mase q i.ss s.azs d, nprn q
o. v@aa q ths I'D s...sa ssn-s -
s1asE. Her msskh. viIafui s-,a In ts.s
a6 Etn.s1. - - m . vraAh q
- - tho.sh b triumph that afsr th~sy
DAD q waiting shs ~ 1t iast b rss, o.
rssd - long eanssd asat.ss h<.
n sag v.s rsntng b - Jans nunos.-n
Eess.zsnn rsa1hsd H. .srthxn rsa> q L.
Rl.Das Ransha
nssnf.aa and - srhs -, sp.s. s.1 .
dtn VI. q ths msa - ,.ft, hare a,d
brow. ..d> ths drifting v.por. vhr,s.,r
TO TIE tn.d e ths unssn surf. The pnss Of
burning bsaa tr.sh ssDdanx - u.s
wreathas sf anoks hks fmsral t,rches. n
Uas r91J vho. with Am at his 10. dro~,
the wagon containing his moth1's conn.
Dilloved q peDpsr eoushs. covered sy tan.
Of sesatsd Jasmine Behind thsn ths esrtsr,
sprsaA est representative d an ths nou,-
tain fanifses for twenty rptIss about DlnsJ>s.
McAwraSs from The back ranges; de Yal
Ions q San o5os; . seors Of sepuivedas,
three esnsrstssos ef Rsyss. stghty-ys.r-ah
D0.a Arcadia d Marques, wrapped n .
saask rsooso, sdrott,y rolling cisarsttss v4tA
one e,av,iks hand Do they came, Q essud st
wttnsssss fn susEss or on horssback. an tAs
solemn 3oy Of . mountain funeral snhanosd
BY the adventure II aeoompanyins Jans
nsnehns en her rids acros ths sprbid6s.
rsaA.
Thsv 6sv up 1t tie -, lspuaans r.rpaxA
ths fog in szsct ceuntsrp.rt e In fszlev -
the south. . vtndbssvn eyE- t,ss drosp-
Ing abovs Il hks . drags.sd hsarse pima
"Thsre Il be. locks and an said Ann
Locks or not. II WI have to spsn sov.-
Terry answered somberfy.
Aye there is sure . hs.p-e virs.s h bstn'
good nd dead." Ann agrssd. -rn ay your
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-11
LAKELAND ROTARIANS WILL
HEAR REPORT ON RECENT
BIRMINGHAM MEETING

Many Things of special interest are
promised for the gathering of the
Lakeland Rotary Club tomorrow
uoon. Tomorrow's meeting. will be
held at the Hotel Franklin on South
Massachusetts avenue just north Of
The Telegram building, the attractive
dining room OF the hotel providing
the necessary setting for the occasion.
The first item on the program will be
report from the delegates who at
tended the district conference in Bir-
mingham, President Todd. and Secre-
tary Holworthy. Then will come a
talk by W. F. Snead, president of the
Lakeland Manufacturing Company
on Lakeland S business enterprises
and what they mean to the commun-
ity. OF course there will be music,
Song Director l. V. Stevens having
arranged fer much singing.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-11
,drH. Howe Entertains
For Mrs. Williams

The many Lakeland friends Of the
hostess and the honoree of pretty
party held Thursday in Mani will
read with interest the following from
the Miami Metropolis:
Mrs Leon Howe entertained yes
torday afternoon al her attractive
home in Riverside in honor of her
mother, Mrs. Charles r. Williams. Of
Lakeland. Mrs. Williams leaves for
her home on Saturday, after a pleas
AMI visit in this city.
Auction bridge was played through
out the afternoon. Mrs. Williams re,
ccived the guest prize, a pretty rose
jar. Mrs. Bert Bravtcn w-n tho nr'ze
for the highest score. handsome
parchment candle Shade The next
high scorers cut for the prize, and
Mrs. Griffen was the lucky enc. She
received a Observation-Disclosures guest
towel
Mrs. Howe used lavender and pink
'arkspur for the house decorations.
After The games a dainty ice course
was served.
Those present were Mrs. Bert
Braytca, Mrs. Virgil Leak Ms. Grit
fen. Mrs. A. A. Sturgis. Mrs. d. Henry
Fcrdham, Mrs J. P. Simmons, Mrs.
Edward Wakefield, Mrs. C. H. Will
liams and Mrs. Fordham.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-11
LAKELAND'S WEATHER

That was some surprise for
Lakeland folks this morning when
\ they woke up shivering and won
dering what had happened during
the. night. Yesterday was a mid
summer day, the temperature
ranging from IS to So degrees but
during the afternoon the wind
shifted from the south and south
west to the northwest, making the
early evening somewhat more
/, pleasant. BY daybreak this morn
ing the mercury actually managed
TO slip down into the forties, regis
Iering exactly 491s degrees, which
figure will probably stand as the
low record for this section until
next winter. Jacksonville reported
"A degrees as the official tempera-
lure this morning but that is not
4 circumstance to that which Buff
ialo. Chicago, Boston and New
cities reporting as low as "a de-
York experienced, the Lake Erie
Erees. The noon reading in Lake
land was SO degrees. 1t will be
! continued fair and cooi tonight
With somewhat warmer tomorrow.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-11
WILL CANVASS LAKELAND
TO SEE If THE CITY WILL
SUPPORT LOCAL CHAPTER

Mrs. Ruth Atkinson, field represen-
tative of the Southern Division of the
American Red Cross, reached Lake
land Thursday, and is registered at
the Hotel Thelma. Mrs. Atkinson will
remain in Lakeland until thorough
canvass has been made of the situa-
ton in regard, to continuing and en-
larging the work OF the Red Cross II
Lakeland. a lie Southern Division.
encouraged by the response of Lake
land to the appea.S of the Red Cross
during the war, have been lending
money to this Chapter to keep it's
work alive. 1t IS felt that even coulu
this help. be extenued indefinitely it
presents ii situHtpn that, should apt,
be allowed to- exist. The factnthat
Lakeland has no Associated Charities
makes the work of the Red Cross an
absolute necessity, and it is hoped
that the work OF the chapter can be
sufficiently enlarged to meet all the
local needs of ex-service men, general
charity and public health work.
The matter OF securing a. public
health nurse for Lakeland has been
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-11
POLICE ROW At JAX
AGAIN TO THE FRONT

Jacksonville, Fla, April 11.--Jack-
sonyilles ro'ice affairs will be
brought to the front again tonight
when the city council committees or
laws and rules and en- officers and pc
lice meet to discuss the resolution
"royiding fer adjustment of the o,-
fire CT chief of po ice ard the appoint
ment Of a police commissioner who
would have charge OF The department.
There is sid 20 be a Widespread sen
tircnt in favor OF creating the office
Of police commissioner but i. appears
the bone of contention now is over
the question of who shall make the
appointment, the mayor or the board
of city commissioners.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-11
MIR. 7. A. Gaskins Of Barlow
Makes Visit to Cyclone Starter
And Truck Company's Plant

MIR. T. A. Gaskins OF Barlow. ac-
companied by c. A. Hanson. special
representative of the Cyclone Starter
and Truck Company, made trip to
the plant in Greenville, s. c., for the
purpose of thoroughly investigating
the manufacture of taxi cabs and
trucks. Mr.. Gasklns made the trip
to Greenville, S. c., to make the nee
essary investigation in behalf of a
number of prominent Polk county
business men who are soon to become
interested in the Cyclone Company
from an investment point of view. Mr..
Gaskins was shown over the plant and
was entirely pleased with the prog
ress' the company is making. having
seen a number of completed trucks
ready for delivery, number of trucks
that have seen hard service for the
past several months, Is taxi cabs az
the different stages of production and
the Cyclone Starter demonstrated.
Upon their return Mr.. Gaskins' states
that Mr. Hanson is exceedingly mod
est in his claim for his company and
will welcome any inquiry relative to
SAME.
There is only small block of the
company's stock left to be sold and
arrangements have been made to COM
plete the placing of this stock at an
early date. Mr.. Hanson is stopping
at the Thelma Hotel and will be glad
to furnish detailed information on re-
quest.-Adv.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-11
POLICE RAID NETS
REAL RED LIQUOR"
AND LOTS OF SHINE

Not merely the flowing bowl. but
several other well-filled utensils ap-
pear to have been in evidence at Lon
ME Johnson's place on North Florida
avenue, Saturday night, when Mayor
Frank Thompson and Officer A. B.
Hufhan, while cat-footing about the
city, came upon the scene of festiv-
ity between II and l O'Clock, and
found a group OF colored patrons Of
the place apparently under the infu-
ence of recent imbibitions.
They telephoned the police depart
ment and a search of the premises
was instituted with the result that a
small quantity of old fashioned red
Ticker" and goodly supply OF, shine
was discovered. Part of the liquor was
in Cocoa-Cola bottles, between one
and two quarts was found in bucket.
while tub seemed 20 contain watered
stock.
The negro who was in charge of
tae place was taken into custody and
has been released on q $500 bond. He
ais named John Simmons.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-11
WON At POKER, But
DID NOT WISH TO

1t is seldom that one has to struggle
against persistent good luck and
court financial disaster in order to
accomplish ones purpose But that is
exactly the topsy-turvy situation that
Viola Dana was forced to overcome
in filming one of theh scenes for her
latest special Metro feature, Pup
pets of Fate which shows tomorrow
at the Cansina Theatre
But the good luck belonged to
Jackie Saunders, the fascinating lit
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-11
NEW YORK VISITORS RETURN

MI and Mrs. Chas. Bostwick and
Eugene Hill of Geneva. N. Y: Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Fl Daboll, Of Memphis,
N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. H. Frank Daboll
Of CLYDE. N. Y, and Miss Elizabeth
Van Wrinkle, OF Rochester, n. 7.
Ill star. by auto tomorrow for
Ji3eir northern homes They have
s'N""+ the winter. here occupying the
Simmons home on South Success ave
NJ Most Of the party are to return
early in the fall when Henry H. Da-
E~ll vii, huild home on Charles St,
C Ito 10. next to H. Frank Daboll
or which he has recently completed
building 4 bungalow
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-11

agitated, the public health work be-
ing we'll established and efficiently
carried on in both Barlow and Win
ter Haven, but steps can NOT be taken
until adequate support is assured.
This means that not only nC5t tie
money to establish and maintain this
service he in sight, but the interest
and continued moral support OF the
community must be assured as The
division will not institute the service
where the interest of the community
is not such as to insure success.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-11

also assisting the pastor Rev. j. +
Eel in the service. He preached Il
spscial sermon TO young men aud
young women of whom there were Il
large numler in The congregation.
His Yves a plea fer the higher ideals,
Cor the things worth while, for the
higher conceptions of life and of duty,
Gre TO the other, a plea that was most
impressive and effective
Regular quarterly conference was
held OF 8 o'clock in the afternoon
with a large attendance.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-11
SONS OF FATHERS OF ONE
HUNDRED CLUB TO JOIN
DADDEES In AN OUTING

One of the first activities of the
newly Organized One Hundred Club
viii be a picnic ard fish-fry out a;
Crystal Lake next Friday afternoon
ard evening. Grady Zellner and o.
j. Pope are in charge of the arrange
ments which include an interesting
program for the daddies and their
sons who are to be the special guests
of honor. il has been agreed to as
aemble in front of the First Metho-
dist church on South Kentucky ave-
rue at o'clock Friday afternoon
where automobiles will be in waiting
to convey the party to Crystal Lake
to the Boy Scouts camp.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-11

Tie ma2.curist OF the Dana Eicture.
The scenario pictured Il fixed poker
same in which Jackie, Francis Nc
Dona,d and Edward Kennedy, all
p.aying prcnlinen. supporting roles
in the production. were to lose tbei"
money 10 willy barbvr-a part taken
by Fred KELSEY.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-11
b. Y. P. U. Is
Pleasantly Entertained

The intermediate 3. Y. P. U. was
'ightfully entertained Friday even
ing by Diyant Holsom, assis ed by
his mother, Mrs. J. A. Holcom, at
their home on S. New York Ave.
Twenty-Five young people were pres
ent to enjoy the occasion, and the
evening was spent in games and mu.
sic, some pleasing numbers being rem
dered by Miss Marguerite Rawlf.
Refreshments of delicious punch
2ad cake were Served.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-11

FOE SALE Two fiyc-acre lake front
tracts, with high. clean bank, on
south side Of Crystal lake, liz miles
from town, with hard clay road to
the lake. \ splendid place for 4
hcme on the lake Cali r. II. Polk
Tel.phc-,a 80 Black.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-11
CHANGING LOCATIONS

The Stevens JeWeIry Co. and Miss
Nuna Patton, millinery, are today
moving from their former location to
the storeroom just vacated by the
Weeks Drygoods Co. The room that
is being vacated by these firms has
been leased by. Ralph Dawson, who is
already preparing the place for the
installation of an up-to-date cafeteria
as noted before He expects to be
ready for business about April 20.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-11
Will BIIiD STORE

W. y. Boyer, formerly CT Ohio. is
moving with his family from 504 y
Tloi ida Ave, to the attractive two
story house which he has just com
pletcd on the corner of Patterson ST.
and \. + orida Ave 1t is Mr. Bogera
rlan to erect store building near
his home and open a general mer-
chandise business
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-11
ORDER OF TEE TEMPLE

The order of the Temple will be con-
ferred at special conclave of Lake
land Commandery No. 81, Knights
Templar, by Eminent Commander
Geo. ]. FOLSOM in the asy um in the
Masonic hall on Wednesday evening
Of this week. It is understood there
Ire several candidates for this honor.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-11

Mr. and Mrs. Ziler Grove are leav-
ing for their home il Milford, Ind,
for. the summer, expecting to return
next season as they are perfectly
charmed with Lakeland