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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05
DOPISOVATEL HOWELL .
POMERECH MA SLOVEN-
SKU.

Dopisem q Bradshaw piSe
correspondent Plain Dealeru
w. G. Howel-s jako pokraco-
vani syych informativnich sta
ii o Ceskoslovensku pom6-
rech ma samotn6m Slovensku.
Liti silnou policii We Bratisla-
wi a pffsnou kontrolu ysech
pfichazeiicich odchaZejicich.
Vyprayuje, re zelezna ruka
prohibice poStihuie zde ne
kter6 kouty, zeim6na ony, kite
re byly zamoreny tax zvanym
kofaletnim morem, ktery ze-
im6na nebezpetn6 vystupoval
v dobe yo!eb.
VSude pax, jak seznal 2 o.
sobnich dotazu osob vSech "a
m6stnani v6kd panuie radost
mad svobodou rodneho jaZy-
ka, vSude radost, re domaci
peniZe odvad6n6 V podob6 da-
nj neplynou do Vidn6 neb Bu-
dapeSti a do kapes Slechty. kite
ri jo prohyfila v Parizi jim
de. Howell popisuje vEStizne
tisiciIety Gtlak SIovenska Ma
d airy, ktery y8ak nemohl 10
miti narodniho ducha zemG.
SIoyensky jazyk zustal IA
chovan u jedin6 snad tou okol
nosti, re Slovaci zdstali v6rni
pluhu Sd6luie t6z Americe, ze
muscle byti Ma Slovensltu zfi-
zeno 2700 skol, kde by lid do
han6l, co "a vlady Mad'ar6
schvalne bylo zanedbavano.
Hmihuje Sc 0 Stvatsk6 ne
meckd a mad arsk6 propagan-
de, ktera Sc velkym pen6znim
nakladem provadi hlayn4 me-
ri americkymi Slovdky o tom,
jak vyuzitkoyany isou nabo-
zenske rozdily k rozeStyani IL
du. Czech vy'itovan jest pro
svobodnej$i smy8leni Sloyako-
vi jako be2verec, cehoz ie "
pine mife nepfately move re-
publiky vyuzito. Zda Sc vSak,
ze ySe bude velmi malo plat
no, neb StvaGska propaganda
az ma celkcm nepatrnd pfehah
ky nenese zayilGmu nepfitell
kyzen6ho ovoce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05
MOVE SRlRkY MA COMMU
NIFTY CHEST.

Ma fond, ktery pod svrchu
uvedenpm oznatenim v6novan
bude 1stavum pestujicim vSeo-
becnou dobroGinnost, budou lie
toSnim rokem uspofadany move
sbirky. Potlvaii 9 dni, od p.
do 21. listopadu a vedeny bu-
dou pry mnohem UGinn6ii nez
kolekce minula. Upisovanl bu-
dc pf'iiimano i ma splatkv me-
sltnI od ledna az do poslednl-
no kv6tna. Ma byti take docf-
leno iiste dohody mezi 2amest
navatelem ZameStnanci, kite
II by Sc Y urten6 dny sfekli
iednoho procenta dennf mzdy.
Ma namitky, Zda pTitomna vse
obecna krise nebude ma zava-
du Jest odpovfdano, re jest
mezi lidem jeSt6 dosti penez a
ze mezi d6lnictvem, dnes jeste
pracuiicim plnJ cas- bude dosti
dobr6 vile, ably letoSni celko-
w vFsledek neskIamal, iako
nesklamal "a SHREK posIed-
n.ch.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05
OCITY SVEDEK PRAVf. ZE
HUNT MA SPROSTEHO Wy
STREL1L DVAkRArE.
Svedci ostatni Sc vynlouvsji
ie nevi, kdo byl pachs-
telem.

Sv6dek pro obzalobu, Char
les Austerhaut prohlasil vGera
.odpoledne "a procesu 5 Bob.
.bym Huntem, jena zalovan ie
pro zavrazdenl policejnlho
straznika Emera Sprosteho,
re Hunt stal ma chodnfku, od-
kud ma svoji ob6t' dvakrate
vystfelil a pax vyskoGil ma stu
patko auta, nehoz paddy dal-
sl rany, kter6 m6ly privoditi
smrt naseho krajana.
Hunt jeyiI zfeim6 znamky
opilosti, kdyz Sc vypotacel q
hostince Phila Go dberga pq
Scoyill Ave. yych. IA. ul. Wy
pravel sy6dek dale, ktery prJ
sam, kdyz spatfil V rukou Hun
tovych zbran, Sc snazil zbraa
mu vyryati, ale byl Huntem III
to udefen V tvaf.
Policejni stramik f Emer
Sprosty stal ma protejsim rohu
ulice 4 Agsterhaut zadal Hun
a, ably revolver odlozil drive.
nez-li iej Il n6ho policista spa
ri. Potom Austerhaut odesel
ale "a kratko sySel sest strel-
nJch ram rychle "a sebou Wy
paIenych. Pochazely ze stupne
automobilu, do ktereho spatril
lEunta ystupovati.
Jiny syddek, Harry Wright
1893 Central Ave. S. e. byl
porterem V Zmlnenem hostinci
a mel osudnG noci sluzbu, a w
prayi, re Hunt byl V hostinci
po de 81 dobu ze byl skutet
ne opilym. Po hadce pro neia
kt ddyte Zpo2oroval Wright
ze dojde MONA k ryacce "A
proto Sc sam opatril reyolye-
rem, ale odeSel do iin6 mistno-
sti. Ia kratko uslySel rany, ale
nevi, kdo byl iich puyodcem.
Sv6dek Charles "Chick"
Pearse, byl takt6z V mistnosti
v udanou dobu, ale nevi, kdo
yIastn6 strilel - podobne Wy
prAv6la "sletna' Marian
Smithova, iez byla v automobi
u, kdy1 Hunt mista spacha
Itho zlotinu v tamz ujel.
5mithova pravi, ~ sn.athy IN
dosta hysteli&ke kre-
te a re nemuze SO ma nic pa
Po kratsi iizd6 sama
pry auta seskocila nedaleko
ID mista cinu.
usterhaut bude iest6 dnes
oodroben kifzoy6mu vysle
.hu, ktery riditi bude obhAice
,bzalovantho Hunta, praVnik
sweeney.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05
VLASTNi PROCES s Nc.
ARDLOVOU ZAPOCNE
DNES ODPOLEDNE.

Matky, iez vGera byvse pri-
Jaty obhajci, zaeedly ma mi.
stech porotcd, aby rn2hodova-
ly 0 vine McArdlovt, nebyly
vsechny uznany zalobcem,
take kdyz vcera odpoledne
bylo lfteni odlozeno, zasedaly
" porot6 len dv6 zeny. Dnes
bude Il vIberu novych porotcu
da' g jednAno. Dvt zeny byly
staten zbaveny porotni povili-
nosti, proto re jsou samy mat
kami deer Y tom samem vku
Jako Jest obaalovana. Obhajci
Hort 2 Chicago a Poulson po-
dali pax namitky proti dvema
porotkynim, vlastne d6Vca-
tum 0 neco malo starSim ne2
Jest McArdlova. Dnes dopoled
re snad skonceno bude zdlou-
have vybiranl poroty, lei pc
staveni q vzeti do porotnlho
slibu dopravena bude M mi.
ato Y Lakewood. kde Kabel
byl zavrazd6n. Odpo'edne pax
appeal by pl"vni vF'slech svdd.
k5.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05
DRUHY ZARUK,
zadanych pristehovaleckymi u
rady "a pristShovalce,

Kdyz zvlaStni pfist6hova-
lecka komise vysetrujici roz-
hodne 0 pfist6hovalci, re by
mohl pi'ipadnout ma obtiz yerej
ne dobrocinnosti, kdyby byl
piipuStGn do SpoienIch Statu,
zadrzi jei Y pristehovalecke
stanici (v New Yorku ma pfl-
klad ma Ellis Islandu) a V po-
slednim slysenf vylouGi. Stava
So caste, re pfibuzni a pratel
zav6as apeluii do Washington
nh K Department. of Labor a
Ten jako nejvysSl instance m6-
re rozhodnout, ze ten Gi omen
zadrzeny pfist 1hovalec muze
byt pfipu$ten "a urtitych pod
minek a kdy2 bude slozena "a
nei 2aruka.
Jsou tfi druhy bondd ia
rukO a Bond Department roz-
hodne 0 takov6 formf zarukv.
V New Yorlu ie to Bond De-
partment Ellis Island. New
York Harbor. N. Y.
MH5n to bft zaruka nozem-
lovh. V takovfm nTfnada lest
tFeha dvou ruSitcliI. iichz no.
zemkov1 maiotek must NIT
neimene dvoinasobnou aktuel-
m cenu. jaka je zadana na
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05

Jednou Sc tazali Marka
Twaina, ktera v6c jest lidstvu
neiosudn6jsi. "Postel." fekl
spisovateI. Nechapali toho.
"Coz neumirA devadesat pro
cent lidi V postc'i?" tazal Sc
humorista. "Je tedy postel
neiosudn6j$im zievem V zivo-
te Gloveka. Odstrahte postel a
budo dobre." !"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05
DIVA POLICEJNf UREDNfCl
DOPADENI " POKOUTNf
HOSPODE.
senkyfka, vdova po NEST
skem radnim zatGena.

Po.icejni kapitan 13. pre-
cinktu Frank O. Smith po-
rutik 2. precinktu Thomas
Duffy byli vcera k veGeru poll
cejnlm nacelnikem Frankem
w. SmitheTn suspendovani ma.
sledkem osobniho yysetrovani,
"a kter6ho byli oba provinil-
ci dopadeni V hostinci, kde Sc
domn6le prodavaly lihoviny.
Ma t6mze zaklad6 byli tTi po-
ruGici druh6ho precinktu pre-
sazeni do stanic ma sam6m OBJ
vodu m6sta hlavn6 proto, ze
ievili jistou vlaznost u vyma-
hani prohibi6nich nafizenf.
Policejni natelnik odhodlal
Sc k jednani, kdyz mu dvema
prohibiGnlmi nahontimi bylo
oznameno, kan Sc chodi sus-
pe1doyanl policiste baviti.
Hostinec nalezi vdov6 po By
val6m m6stskem radnim j..
Andrewsovi a nal6za Sc V els Q
1856 Superior Ave. a znam%
mayor 2 Euclid Village D. II
Pond vydal prsluSny zatykac
pred kterym Sc bude take mu-
seti obvintna vdova zodpovi-
dati, Licence ma hostinec byla
yydana ma bratra zmin6n6 no
stinsk6 w. Cashmana pravf
ia odporuGeni poruGika Duf-
yho. Oba byli $tfem a prohi-
biGnim agentem G.. II South
wellem dopadeni We 4:30 cd
noledne a doprayeni spo'u $
hostinskou Andrewsoyou ma
hlavni policejmi stanici, kde
bylo policeman Grednik0m o.
hlaSeno, ze jsou 2 policejnich
iuzeb propu$teni. O hostinci
tylo jiz pred tim Znamo, he Sc
nm Drod4Ya k0Talka y non
deli dostali prohibicni slidilo-
y6 teprve d1kazy, re Sc tax
sluteGn6 dele. Agent me$kalI
pfav6 Y hostinci, kdyz iinyI
host Sc hostinsk6 tazal, zda SCI
neobaya policejni navstevy.
Tato odpoved6la: "Ale ne,
@zdv7' zadu sedim sam poll
caini mac Smith " Slidil ma
hledl dovnitf a skuteGn6 ne.
tter6 osoby spatfil, nemohl
SAX udati, zda by Y iednG POI
naval policeiniho S6fa. Ytera
olpoledne dostavil Sc op6tne
kdyz spatfil opet spolecnost
pohromad6, zatelefonoval
Southwe'loyi a tento Smitho-
Vi, nacez nasledovala prohlid-
a v5Se uvedenlm vysled-
lem. We co inkvisitofi nasli, |
byla p1lpintovd lahey whisky i
kterou Andrewsova die ylast-
niho udanf obdrzela prave |
rred pfichodem vy5etfovate'1.
Andrewsova byla iiz dvakra-
e trestana pro pfestoupenl
Drohibitnfch paragraph, kdy2 |
vedla hostinec Y Gis. 1l11 Pro-
pect Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-05

- Radujme Sc! Veselme SCI
Ease nSco noveho! "Spa-
nGlska musIza" v nedeli 16.
rijns v Cesk& SIM Sokol.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-14
BILLIARD STAR HERE TONIGHT

George E. Spears, worlds cham
pion straight rail billiard player, is
in Lakeland today and viii appear in
!, 20O-point exhibition game tonight
1t the Smoker billiard parlors. Spears
is one Ct the oldest and best known
stars in the BILLIARD world, and is the
first expert tC play here for some
line. He holds all records at
straight rail Billiards, having high
run CT 5.041, made at Jackson, Mich.
He offers odds of 100 or no count to
al corners, and will meet the best
.ocal player in an exhibition contest.
Local pocket billiard fans will be af-
torded treat next week, when Frank
Taberski, undefeated worlds cham
pion pool player, will also play ex-
hibition games here. The players are
on their way to Cuba, merely filling in
a few days while waiting for repairs
on the car in which they are making
the trip. -. 1.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-14
HEALING MISSION TO BE
HELD in PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH TOMORROW NIGHT

Recognizing the fact that the CHS
tian healing mission in progress in
All Saints Episcopal church by Mr..
Henry B'Grdfcrd has grown to such
proportions that all who Seek to at
tend cannot be accommodated, Rev.
DR.. c. L. Stacey and his church board
Of the First Presbyterian church,
have generously and graciously offer
ed their church building for such flu
ture meetings as it may be possible
and convenient to hold there. Rev.
VIM. B. Curtis, rector of All Saints,
has accepted this invitation and an
rounces that the service tomorrow
Friday, evening will be in the First
Presbyterian church instead Of in All
Saints.
This mornings service, starting at
10 O'Clock, had been p AIMED with the
idea of devoting an hour to the chill
dren but there were so many mothers
With their little ones present that Mr.
Blandford decided to devote practi-
cally all the time to infants in arms
and younger children. So it happened
that it was almost noon before tho
last of the little folks had the laying
on of hands, most affecting and
touching service and ceremony. Then
followed the service for adults, this
not concluding until almost 2 o'clock
this afternoon.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-14

rangement of ferns and lilies making
an effective background for the pretty
ceremony, at which DR.. w. ]. 'Bolin,
pastor Of the First Baptist church, Of
ficiated.
Miss Mary Means, attractively
gowned in green crepe meteor was
the charming bridesmaid while J. w.
Kunkel acted as best man, and Eve
Ign Wilson and Eva Baker were the
pretty ring bearers, the d3ubie ring
ceremony being used.
The bride was very charming in a
becoming coat suit of blue and car
ried bouquet of brides roses, while
the groom wore the conventional at.
tire. ..
Following the ceremony, refresh
ments of delicious ice-cream and cake
we're served Ey Mrs. Jones, assisted
by Mrs. B. F. Wilson and Eva Baker
and Evelyn Wilson
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall left ON the night
train fer Jacksonville and will sail
from there for New York City. M
Johnstown. Pa, they will visit the
brides mother and also make a short
visit in Meridian, Miss, with the
groom's parents. On the way home,
they will visit New Orleans and leave
there by boat for Tampa. reaching
Lakeland about May Is.
They were escorted to the train by
a crowd of loving and noisy friends.
who showered them with rice and
good wishes.
Mr.. Hall is manager of the United
Markets Store and enjoys a wide and
growing popularity with his friends
and with the buying public in gen.
eral. He came to Florida some years
ago from Mississippi, and has been in
Lakeland as manager of the United
Markets Since the store was opened.
Mrs. Hall came to Lakeland a few
years ago from Pennsylvania, and has
Il hest of friends here. She is 4
young lady of much charm, and is a
proficient trained nurse, having been
for some time superintendent of the
Mcrrell Memorial Hospital until her
recent resignation. Mr.. and Mrs. Hal!
are attended Ly the good wishes OF
their large circle CT friends.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-14
PROCEEDINGS OF REGULAR
SESSION OF COMMISSIONERS
AT CITY HALL APRIL IL
Lakeland, Fla, April II, 1921.

Lakeland, Fla, April II, 1921.
Regular session OF the city commits
sioners with Messrs. Thompson,
C'Stccl ed &c pccgc:it.
Minutes of prey ious session were
read and approved
Petition OF c. A. Cole for change in
location of alley in block b of Or
ange Park addition was on motion
granted; and City Attorney was in
structed to draft ordinance covering
same and present to commissioners
Tor action.
Request of L, Tucker, ST., for re-
lef CT costs and redemption on lot
6, block 90 Of Dixieland add for l II
taxes Was referred to the city clerk.
Invitation of j. II. Hamilton to
PURE food inspectors was referred to
the city health officer.
Petition for water main on n. Flye
Ave, from North Street to Quincy St.
was referred to the commissioner of
municipal utilities.
On motion the commission adjourn.
ed to meet at the GALE of the chair
man as soon as full beard of commits
sioners could meet. in adjourned ses-
son. FRANK II. THOMPSON,
Attest: Chairman.
II. L. SwATTS. City Clerk.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-14
NOTICE, SCOUTS OF LAKELAND

Next Friday night the mass meet
ing will be held Flaming Arrow
Camp instead of Lake Wire. All scouts
who wish to go early, are requested
to meet Mr.. Hart at his store OFT
Main Street at 5 o'clock. Any boy
who wishes to go by bicycle may do
so, as it will give the boys who have
to walk chance to ride in cars. All
scouts who will go by cars are re-
quested to meet promptly at the park
at z sharp. All scouts must be at
camp at 7:30. So start the meeting
right by being on time.
Committee Oh Festivities.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-14

late J. w. Futch, passed away this
morning at $50 o clock at the home
of her son, w. NJ Futch, near Yeo-
mans, at the age of rs years.
Mrs. Futch was the widow of the
late j. W. Futch and had been res
ident of this community since before
the establishment of Lake and She
was born in Graniteville, S. c., and in
her younger days worked in the cot
ton mills of that section.
Mrs. FuLch was OF true pioneer
stock. The wife of an itinerant
preacher, she managed the farm and
the family finances during her hus-
bands absences, and brought up =
family of twelve children to lie useful
and respected citizens OF the COM
munity. Her thirteenth child died in
infancy.
Mrs. Futch was ill with fever some
years ago, and was pronounced dead
but so great was her vitality that she
revived and lived to a ripe old age
loved and respected BY all who knew
her.
She is survived by twelve children
as follows: Mrs. j. Fl. Kirkland.
Bradley Junction; Mrs. J. G. W. Kirk
land, Lakeland; Mrs. H. n. Allen,
Mulberry; j. NJ Futch. Lake and; J.
K. Futch, Lakeland; Elisha Futch,
Yeomans; w. 0. Futch, Lakeland; G
w. Futch, Bowling Green; Mrs Ine2
Alderman. Yeomans; w. NJ. Futch.
Yeomans; Mrs. w. H. Miley, Plant
ity and R. j. Futch.
Funeral services will be held at
the Mt Enon church at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning, the Rev H. Sloan of
Tampa, and Rev. b. Simmons of Do
yer, officiating, and interment will be
made at Mt. Enon.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-14
United Markets Force
Celebrates Recent Weddings


The entire force of the United Mar.
kets store in Tampa, came to oakland
Wednesday evening by auto truck to
celebrate the wedding of Il. w. Hall
manager of the Lakeland store, later
adding Joe Kunkel of the Lakeland
force to the list of honorees.
The merry crowd from Tampa was
well supplied with horns and bells
and was headed by N. Rosenblat, gen
eral manager of the Tampa store, and
Mr.. Rosenblat and F. Hebble, mana
ger Of the meat department of the
Lakeland store, were hosts for the
occasion. The crowd was in attend
ance at the station to see Mr. and
Mrs. Hall well started on their honey
moon and forty pounds Of rice and I'M
measured good wishes were showred
upon this popular, couple. Then the
party turned its attention to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Kunkel, just back from
their wedding trip, and the couple
were paraded through the streets of
Lakeland in Il handsome automobile
truck, accompanied by the combined
forces of the Tampa and Lakeland
stores. A sort of informal reception
topped off the evening when ham
sandwiches and ginger ale was served
the merrymakers from the Lakeland
store.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-14
ATTENTION, LAKELAND SCOUTS

All scouts who are going out with
Mr. Hart az o'clock to the Scout
Camp are requested to meet in front
Of the cartwright Electric Go. Any
scout who wishes to go early may do
30. Scouts who are going early are
also requested to take the. suppers
with them. Mr.. Hart will give tests
tn any who wish to take them. Now
is the time to get rid of that second!
class test. Go to il and finish up,
Remember. meet Mr.. Hart at sharp.
Committee on Festivities.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-14
LAKELAND'S WEATHER

Pensacola reported a gale Of
more than fifty miles an hour at
s o'clock this morning with rain:
Therefore unsettled weather is to
be expected IN this section of Flor
lda, probably before tomorrow.
But the citrus groves and truck
gardens need rain so there ought
not to be any unhappiness because
Of the coming OF needed showers.
The temperature today has ranged
from GO to so degrees.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-14
lakeland. Fla. April 10. 1921.

Lakeland, Fla, April 10, 1921.
Adjourned session of the city COM
mission with all members present
Recommendation Of the commits
sioner OF municipal utilities for con-
tract with Neptune Meter company
for meters for all water customers,
was ratified and accepted; and he was
authorized to execute same for city
n F. Yarbrough notified commits
sion that he had suspended w. E.
Bibby subject to their approval o.
motion his action was ratified and w
X Bibby was declared suspended in
definitely.
Recommendation OF commissioner
of public institutions that bill of $25
for repairs to band-stand lie allowed,
as ratified and same ordered paid.
The matter of widening S. + orida
avenue between Main and Lemon
streets was referred to the street
commissioner with authority to get
stimate cost Of so doing, and report.
The following resolution was intro
duced and adopted, all members .vot-
ing yes"
Be it resolved by the city commits
sioners OF Lakeland, Florida:
Section l. That the city commits
sion Of Lakeland, Florida, does here
by urge the trustees of Southern Col.
legt to select Lakeland as the site
for the new Southern College.
Section 2. That the said city com
mission hereby expresses it's willing
ness to furnish lights and water free
to said Southern College, if the same
comes to Lakeland, for period OF
five (5 )yesrs not to exceed in amount
fifty thousand ($50,00000 dollars.
In the opinion of the city attorney
The city is liable to the Guaranty
Trust and Savings Bank for the
mount Of the signed contract from
Alabama Paving company; but that
action should lie taken against the
Alabama Paving company for breach
of the conditions Of their bond On
motion settlement wills said bank was
ordered made and their claim be
checked up, and the city attorney wigs
Alabama Paving company for breach
q conditions of their bond
The city tax collector was instruct
ed tc close the 1920 tax book on Mag
/, 1921.
Letter from j. b. Sutton was read
and referred to the street commits
sioner and city attorney for investiga-
ton and report.
The mayor reported that he had
gene into the information against po-
ljceman J. H. Harris and found no
ground for preferring charges
against him. On motion Mr.. Harris
was exonerated by the commission.
The commission resolved itself into
executive session.
After which the commission re-
solved itself into regular session. g,
Mayor Thompson reported to the
commission conditions existing in the
police department, and, that effective
today, he was suspending Chief Of
Police 7. p. Allen and Lieut.. o. E.
Virgins for period of thirty (30)
days under the charge of "non-per-
Torrance, negligence, in performance
Of duty, and misconduc. in office.
His report was received and COM
mission will receive and review evil
dence in same at next session.
On motion the commission adjourn
ed FRANK A. THOMPSON,
Attest; Chairman.
H. W. swATTs. City Clerk.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-14

Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Swearingen
spent Wednesday evening pleasantly
with Capt. and Mrs. G. T. Fleming
Mr.. and Mrs. Swearingen leave soon
for their home in Pittsburg, Pa,
where Mr.. Swearingen has large bus
mess interests.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-14

Yhe many friends of f. w. Hall and
Miss Media Sivard will learn with in
terest and pleasure of their wedding
which occurred Wednesday evening at
the residence of Prof. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Jones, where Miss Sivard has been
making her home.
The rooms were artistically decor
ated with white oleander blossoms
Easter lilies and ferns, a graceful ar
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-14

J. w. Kunkel, popular employee of
the United Markets, returned to Lake
land Tuesday night bringing with
him his charming bride, who was for
merly Miss Rose Connelley, a popular
society girl of Cleveland, Ohio. The
many friends of Mr., Kunkel are glad
to welcome him and his attractive
bride, and the general public will be
glad to see him again at the. United
Markets.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-14
WORK ON FACTORY BEGINS

Work is being begun on the factory
of the Polk County Dairy Co., who
leased the building on West Main
street occupied by II. H. Holders gro
cry store. A concrete floor will be
put in and the store building will be
used for cold storage. The machinery
for making the ice cream will be
housed in Il section to be built behind
the storage building, of heavy wire,
making thoroughly sanitary factory.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-14

DR.. S. H. Toy is leaving for his
home in Stoney Creek, Va, after
spending the winter here. during
which he has greatly enjoyed Lake
land and the Lakeland people. DR..
Toy s many Lakeland friends will
welcome him back next season.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-14
Bedford Flood

Bedford-FTood
The many friends of the young cou-
pie will learn with interest and sur.
prise of the wedding of Miss Aileen
Flood and Alvin Bedford, the news
having been received here Wednes-
day afternoon in telegram from
Tampa, where the ceremony had just
taken place.
The bride is the attractive daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Flood and
has grown to womanhood in Lake
land. Mr.. Bedford came to Lakeland
a,few years ago and has many friends
here. The young couple will be at
tended with all good wishes.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-14

Capt, and Mrs. C. T.. Fleming, Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Shafer, and Mrs.
Helen Williams, of Pittsburg. Pa, arc
spending. the day in zephyrhills,
where they are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
II. B. Jeffries.