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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-03-23
SINN FElN ARMY
LAUNCHES, OFFENSIVE

Farfarc.
Dublin, March 19,-The Sim Fcn
army today launched an offensive.
In six attacks on British troops and
police, all of which were marked by
fierce fighting, many casualties were
suffered on both sides.
The attacks were made at intervals
in var 'oLs parts of county Cork. and
ncariDublin. They were conducted ac-
cording to a well prepared plan OF
campaign which kept the British rush
ing from one town to another and pre-
vented any large force being concen-
tratcd to surroud the Sim Fciners.
More attacks are expected tonight,
rs the Sim Fcin assault is believed to
he Just getting under way.
The offensive opened before dawn
Eight military motor lorrics pack
ed with troops were preceding along a
road at Crossbarry, near Brandon.
county Cork. Suddenly a concentrated
fire was poured iii upon tho lorric5
from all sides. The troops ducked be-
hind the high steel sides Of the arm.
oyed cars and returned the fire. Two
oF them we're wounded, The Irish suf-
fcred many casualties when the sol
dirrs sailed from the lorries and
charged.
1t was impossible TO press the pur-
S,.i,
carried away by the retrcating forces.
Near Dungarvan. at 2:3O a. M, two
military loriries were attacked with
bombs while proceeding slowly
through the hills on narrow. winding
ioad The fact that an Irish prisoner
was held as hostage in one Of the lor-
Gies did not deter the assaulting party.
which was estimated at more than 100
strong. Both lorrics we're wrecked by
srenadcs. Several voleys were fired
into the machines. Soldiers and police
Gcploycd under cover and spirited
battle cnSued. which lasted until I
O'Clock One policeman was killed,
another is missing, and the body Of one
cf tho attacking force was found. 1t
was believed a number Of other Sim
Fcincrs were killed and their bodies
removed
The Irish gradually withdrew and
when they finally escaped, the fight
ing had extended over a large area, Re-
Inducements were brought up, and the
last reports received here indicated a
general roundup was being conducted
III the Waterford area, house to
house search being made for wounded
Fires broke out on several farms
during the battle, reddenng the sky
" miles
The commander of the military force
III the Dungarvan battle was captured.
0ut later escaped. One Of the attack
iA5 party was killed by grenade. his
face being blown off.
rAree Sim Feiners were killed ncar
Ila.ec IN an attempt to ambush a
party of military in an armored car.
The Irish dug ditches across the high
way The British threw temporary
bridges across. When detachment
of Irish attempted to remove one OF
these bridges as the armored car was
approaching, an explosion occurred in
their midst. The troops found three
dead. The wounded escaped. En-
lrenchmcnts were found in the fields
near roy ana all the roads in the vicini-
" were found to have had bitches dug
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-03-23
piles Cured In 6 TO ii Days

N,usfst3 re !und money II PAZO OINTMENT fail.
t%,G i;ci.lt. BIN &c dag o. ProtrcdiDg Piles
-r.'l,Y ro"v"e ltohir{ Pics, md you car ~
Evening star., 1921-06-19

DOL l. A K S | N
We supply guaranteed high
grade stock and buy back
all hares six months old
weighing six pounds you
raise. at 81 to $3.50 and
up a pair. and pay express
charges. Big profits. Use
back yard. barn. cellar. at
tic. Contract and illustrated
Cntalog Free. Standard Food
and Fur Associa ton. 406-K,
BroSdw1v. Nav York
Evening star., 1921-06-19

On Pa. ave. near 14th s.e-6room brick
house: furnace heat; gas lights: front and
back yards to alley. Price. $3.50; cash,
$1,000.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

On near 7fh s.w.-s-room brick house
with gas lights; h.-w.h.; front and back
yard to alley. give away for s., 500
Evening star., 1921-06-19

Congress Heights8-room frame house. with
electric lights: garage; lots 75xl3O Price,
s.. $50; cash $3.50.
p. f. CARLEY.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

The Buttermilk Star-Chic-A
Growing Mash is j superior
and necessary food for de-
veloping chicks into money
making laying fowls. 1t pays
to use the best TO make the
most from your fowls. Good
feed means profitable results,
All dealers have the Butter
milk Star-Chlc-A Growing
Mash-get yours and get the
best. Star Food and Remedy
Evening star., 1921-06-19

COUPLE of good Ford roads
tiers for sale at a reasonable
figure. II. B. Hart. Superin-
tcndent of auto transportation.
Potomac Electric Power Co..
18th and c sts. NV.
SEDAN, 1921, Saxon Duplex /:
positively new; full guarantee
given by factory (cost S2,o50.W).
Will sell for 81, $4,000.
Touring, 1921 Saxon Duplex ;
positively new; full a',rahtee
given by factory (cost Sl,65O).
Will sell for S1.25O.OO.
TERMS IF DESIRED.
S. !. Monk. Steele Garage,
420-42S Sth St. NV.
Frank. 3l45.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

Near 18th and Lanier place-12- room tapes
try brick house: semi de tached; gas and cleo
h.-w.h.: front and back yard to wide alley
garage for ;.ars; a real home. Price. 81 600
terms right.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
p. F. CARLEY,
Real Estate,
Continued.

OH r st. NV. +. 6l5S.
700 block on 10th st. n.w.-9-room brick
house. with gas and electric lights; h.-w.h.
. bal tbs: garage. Prize. $4,000.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
AUTO REP.IRIN6.

3IPPEY'S RELIABLE REPAIRS
let us repair blowout In your tire, 81. 90 per
inch section. North 4464.
q. ". RIPLEY & son. so R !. ave. NV. zos
CRhCSEp CYLINDERS. castings. steel and
alum mum welded properly and guaranteed equal
10 new Coleman's, the exclusive welding
shop, 2O7 18th st NV. Phone M. 4506;
Evening star., 1921-06-19

BUFF ORPINGToNs - Finest stock Matching
eggs. s. a setting Of Is: pullets. laying hens
and cocks for sale. C1eve. 607.
PEKISGESE PCPPIES-Each puppy registered
in American Kennel Club: houSe-trained and
treated with distemper serum IA sure preyen-
t!vel: strong and healthy. 2113 l4th NV. 19'
FOR SALE-Boston terrier and pups. W. W.
Thonnas Ealla Church IA
Evening star., 1921-06-19

Lunch room and soft drinks; expensive
equipment Prire. 81 AN
Drug Store: close to city. Price, a. 500.
Dry goods and notions, we'll establisheu; rent
$50. Price right.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-01
DOSTATECNY DUKAZ.

Pres t,352,000 lahyi Trine-
roya Hofkeho Vina byio yysla
no bfhem ~1onskeho roku do
jednotlivych statu naseho
Soustlti a do Kanady. Tato
ci5lite Jest. dostatetnym duka-
ZEN, re tisice trpicich ie pre-
svodd emo 0 spo' ehliyosti tohoto
l6kl pro pripad nechuti k il
dlu, 2acpy boleni hlayy a pod.
zaludecnich potizi. Ale steine
dobrG povesti test sc ] o,5tatni
Trinerogy leky odborne kru-
I ny isou "a j4dno pacienty.
| Dr.. L. Barlow, lekar North
| ZuIch, Tex, psal nam: . !.
/ brezna 1921 Pouzll isem Trl-
nerova ninimentu d Trinerova
Antiputrinu osobn6 S nejlepslm
yIsledkem. Dokonala Vyroba
cini ie nedostiznymi. ~
srpna 1921. Jsem velice pote-
sen 0einky Trineroyy Angell-
ky Hofke. Ma chot il uziva ia
ko poysechn6 siIiYky pro cele
dstroji po Neutrality-suspicious.
chorobe a vyaledek je velmi
dobry.' Trinerav Liniment
skytaiici rychlou Ii eyu pri reu
matismu, neuralgii a boleni '
kfizi, Triner1y Antiputrin, w
tecne to kloktadlo a yyplacho'
vadlo dst, a Trineroya Angel
ka Horka jsou k dostani ka1
de lek5rn6 a prodejn6 leku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-01

"Aspon jedna osoba je8t6 I'll
je, ktera nyni 20 sedmnacti
letech 0 vee tn Sc atara," od-
povedela Mercy zdlouhav6.
Tot byl Greyiock st'ast-
.n6jsim, nez vet3.na lidi by-I
va!' zvolal zp6vak; "obycej-
ne dosta3i kratky cas- k zapo-
menuti nasicb nejblizsich a
nejdr&zsich. "
Mercy Poolova zat'a sve
svalliate p6ste. "Hodina, V niz
spravedlnost Vraha odhali, do
stavi Sc zajiste," pravila,
Vase vira Jest mocna,' pra
vii R4gnault Sc smichem.
jest pfezT6 prisIovi. Nynejsiho
dine neyeri tomu nikdo vice.
lyz ;oa4
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49, ite< 5,,,n6o4 ro,, :,
s1 ,.o,'o,,J,,ozt; - a,,,n,l h,,l
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;,
..r,n 49, a,o ;ol- -
.,o,,,ioto ), nosalo morov M
1'.a4l,% r.os4t,,o, gno,.a g, !
,,5aI, i,,,6,,n vaso on6t zano-
-
upoo,o,,, iost n,d in,6no .
oTost mi naznamvm
pOvso,n
nKdo ia hvlo nok a6ova.
bosno,sl,a obnivvm noble.
dem, "one noci, Y niz Rober'
zemrel?
pornaaH noblizal zarazen,
on,ayonln nol odnovad9
) 80 sn,iobon "snad nocbcott
;cao a,,,rt - :, hodro ava1;t;s
C,n6 noci bvl isem odtt,d mno
: =, III ,adblon ~ isor, Gre,
: 5a.L,, !, ool6ho srdce nep5vi
. d6l h,Io ioho nrod6asna srnr
,o.;,,54s;,, nost6,4in, m6bo y
fa NJ no,, nol,ra6oval
: n,,5 o,oro 40 - % neiean
.oLoa,
~. n,.h,4h5to "a o+5,co,
,,,;i, Moyo,y "Kdo is+o ~
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+ xls., >,
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"Po tom yam mic neni! Nut
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-01

VYchod a Zapad.
ROMAN z AMERICKEHO zIyOTA
DIE angickeho prelozn Albln Straka.
Observation-Disclosures NNNaiDA


zpet, pohledl nevrle ma svou
vnucku a pravil: "Vratlme sc
do salu, neb mas jiz dosti "a
bayy?"
Ethel pfemitala, slusno-ll |
by bylo Regnaulta jeste spa
triti, jej poslechnouti a PRIZE
zitost k rozmluve 5 nim Wy
hledati? Rozhodla Sc brzy, |
rkouc: "Budu nasledovat mat
ku; v sale jest vskutku horko
k uduSeni y
Vsichni tri vstoupili cd eky
Pare a jeli domu. Kdyz Reg
nault opet na jeviste vystou-
pill, spatfil k sve nemale neli-l
bosti, pouze prazdna sedadIIa
misto skupeni obliceju, . nichz
jeden pred ohnivJm pohla-
dem hluboce Sc uzardel, kdez
to druhY leknutim zblednul.
Jiz nekolik meslcu vedel, re
Ethel jest dcerou Iris Greylo-
ckovy - miada d6dicka Wy
pravela mu tasteji o sVych
! pfibuznych, ale teprv onoho
vecera, kdyz Iris omdlela, po-
chopil cely vyznam teto okol-
nosti seznal, v jak nebez-
peGnem postaveni Sc nachazel.
Jedine soucinnosti st'astnych
okolnosti mohl ziskati krasnou
d6dicku. Jedno by.o iistym -
nemel casu nazbyt a pouze ry
chlym jcdnanim mohl dociliti
I, zdaru. Vahanim zmafil by We
skere sve nadeje.
/ Po koncertu odebral Sc O.
statnimi cleny spolecnosu do
kociGiho herberku, ably odpo-
] cinul 81 ma svych yavfinech a
: bral podilu Ma veceri, kterou
V Mercy Pocsova pro koncertnl
4 spolecnost uprayila.
: Ma chodbe potkal Polly, kite
: ra chtela praye beet 20 schc
n dech nahoru, ably vykonals
Ineiaky rozkaz sve velitelky
: We SVEN zpupnem rozmaru u
/, chopil il ia rameno, pohled
6 il drze do oci zvolal: Hal
= 10. I've srncich otll Ma mot
Z velu, skoro muzes hezkou na
zvana byti, mile dite. Prime
: mi sklenicku koralkyr'
ii Polly namahajic Sc yyprost
j. ii 4 jeho rukcu, odpoyede'a a
j ''Neprodavame zadnych liho
Ie vim"
"a NE? Tax mi del misto ko
falky hubicku."
e Y tom okamzeni vstoupil n
l. kdo q uIice dc hostince. sim
o. ruka vysvobodila Polly II
e kou zpevaka a mrstila jir
ci zp6t, div ze ma stenu nepad
m "Mejtc Sc na pozoru, chlaf
&c" zvo'aI Dr.. Vandine
st nebot on byl netusenym
O. chrancem Polly. "Tato divk
e. Jest mcu pritelkynil' y
le Regnault vzpamatoVav
o. rychle pfedstoupil pred mlad
r no lekafc a tazal Sc posmeI
" ne: "Tato mala devecka ioi
- yasi prite'kou? Tot mate IN
a. menity vkusl Pfoslm, S KY
IA mann vlastne cest mIuviti?'
A. IS muzem, ktelY doyede u
81 ny chraniti drzost padouch
o. frestati,' odpoy6d6l Richal
hnevive
ru "Nebesa, Wy jste stedry $ !
"a klonami.' vyfltil Sc nyni Up
"a: wax; "nepujdete-li mi y cest
Va vyhodim vas ma ulici!'
t6. Mercy Poolova zaslechnol
u prudke hIasy, pflbehla
5a- chodbu. "Zadnou hadku, p
T. novel, prayi'a mezi ne ysto
k pic, nacez Vandine odebral
do nahoru a Regnault nasledov
ak ostatni zpevaky do jldelny.
Ia Pozde ulethli clenove Q
5m feus spolecnostl, jenom Re
so nault zdrZel Sc neko'ik min
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-01


nj toilette sedela zde Iris ia
.svvm atlasovym veiirem, pozo-
.rovaa spolecnost panskeho
domu. Po ukonceni dyojzpe-
WI vystoupil Regnault. PfiI
spatreni hezkeho tenoristy III
Iekla Sc Iris a uchopila Ham
nu kfecovit6 "a ruku - lex
lnutim a strachem skoro strnu-
la. Regnaultovy pohledy setka-
ly Sc 5 jejimi. Uteci nemoh-a a
lvykriknout sc neodyazila. Po-
znala jej; oheh, ktery jeho
ocf salal, prozradil no.
Byl on pohnut? Ano, zdalo
Sc, ze tomu tax die tresoucich
Sc not V jeho leve ruce; lee
prekvapeni to trvalo pouze o.
Ikamzik. Brzy Sc vzmuzil a
stall zde pevne ma Ethel pohli-
Izeje, jakoby jeji oblicej byi
liedinJm V celem sale. v nei-
b.izsim okamziku zazn6l jeho
lhlas slavne a zvucn6.
| Zpival pouze pro nj Will
oelou syou duSi do prednase-
Inych krasnych versu Tennyso-
novych:
"Pojd' do zahradky, milko
ma,
minulat' nocni hodina !"
Zalostnou radost - skorc
demonicky vyraz radosti vlozi'
" slova:
"Ustan, vzneseny zenichu
We SVEN zdychani
nebddet' ona nikdy tvou,
ale mou, ale mou, stal6n
cukroyani
ale yecne, vecne mou!"
Sir Gervase byl by muse
blbgm byti, kdyby mic neoby
! icein6ho tomto zpeyaku a
| zaru ieho zpevu nebyl odkry
/ a nepozoroval, re jeho americ
la sestrenka potlacenym roz
| lcilenim Sc chvela a kazder
| Iokamzeni barvu menila.
"Ona prichazi, ma holubi(
! ka, ma laska
| ona prichazi, muj zivot, m
II st6sti !!
Jake vitezstvi mluvilo
| techto S,ovl
/ Ethel Sc chvela kOlisala j
!. il odvaha, otalela obetova
!. lasce sv6 poataveni, bohatstv
+ domov a pratele? Nikoliv, Ia
I zbabelou neby a, nebot' kd
! Jest prave lasky, tam nen.
/ lmisto baZen
/ Tenorista dozpival; hlaslt
! volani a potlesk byly mu o.
\. 4
I Imenou. Sotva re potlesk d
: zna, sir Gervase vykrikl pr
+ kvapene pospfSil ku pomo
/ Iris, ktera omdlela a We sve
! sedadle sklesla.
/ Vynesli il ven spoleeno
/ z panskeho domu il nasled
s vala. Vejife a vonayky priv
! dly Iris brzy k soho. Jakmi
=. otevrela oci, pravila k baron
: Vi: "Ractez laskave. sire &c
v vase. objednat sem moii els
" pa; ceka n6kde ma blizku
Baron pospisil vykcnat pl
|, nj ieli Ethel nakloniIa Sc $
rostlivc ku sye matce. IN
H. ma. mama, co ii schazi? j
II nemocna, pujdu tebou q
ID muf
Iris roh'edla ma syou dee
pronikavym zrakem d
beiskym usmeyem odpoVed6l
il "Neni pro tebe mista Y ekyr
III. Zustah 2de; nepotfebuJl
Jsem op6t zdrava, byl to pc
ze ucinek strasneho tepla V
le. me dite. Jest6 sloyo,
=. - thel" Pritahla dceru blize
sobe a septaIa il z'omysln6
!Iucha: "Ty falesna kockoi I
!.podvadls sv6ho dedecka? ]
+; kovou hru provozujes Sc sV.
,,..o10oUoo zopicha am Ida
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-01

ce a znizel jednom koute. |
Robespiere strihal jednim Ill
chem, vzprimil pahejl sveho
pozustaleho ocasu a skryl Sc,
celou rodinou Borgiu nasledo-
van, pod kreslo sy6 velitelky.
"Nebesa!' zyolal Regnault
vesele, "co to zde nachazim?
Cely legion bIazniyych ko-
cekr
"Vidite zde mou rodinu,
odpovedela Mercy suSe. "Kdo
pravi, re kocky nemaji rozu-
mu? Ida Sc, ze znamenit6
chapou karakter lidi, Tato
zvirata dayaii hned pri pry-
nin spatfeni neduveru vuci
vam ma jevo; iejich choyani
prozrazuje, ze S vami neni vse
v pofadkup'
Regnault sedI do iednoho
kfesla a odyetil smichem ::
"Divni tyorove Myslim, ze s
vetsinou lidi neni vSe v pofad-
ku. Prosim, pani hospodska,
povezte mi, znate-li n6jakou
rodinu Greylockd V Is ackpor-
tn? SlySel jsem, re Jest velmi
bohata?"
Polly prave vstala a chtaIa
odejiti do kuchyne, ale usIy-
sevsi pronesena slova, zastat
via Sc nahle a tyafila Sc, ia
koby We sy6tnici poklizela
"Ano,' odpoyed6la Mercy
ma tazatele ostfe pohlednouc
"Znam Greylocky. Wy take?
Zpevak Vytahl . kapsy pou
zdto ma doutniky tazal $
lhostejne: "Doyolite snad, a
bych 81 zapaliI doutnik?" Pal
pol1racoval Y zdanlive lhostej
, me nalade.: "Seznamil isem 81
! iednou jen tax povrchn6
jednim clenem t6 rodiny."
"Snad mladou d6dickou?'
tazala Sc Mercy ostrym pri
, zvukem.
"Nikoliv =
, "Tedy snad Sc starym?"
) "BGh uchovej" "
i "Zbyva ien ydoya DO Robe
tu Greylockoyi, ktera Jest dc
9 sud hezkou zenou."
0 Regnaut yyfoukl mrak t.
a bakov6ho koufe a pohlizel 81
I. We do modrych kruhu, kter
i Sc kolem jeho hlayy tahly- "A
l 10, znal isem je jiz pred let
l. ale jen poyrchn6, odYdtiI
Il "tehdy lila Sc svym tchanel
+ Y pom6rech velmi napjatycl
IS Ida Sc, re mezi mimi nyni pi
nuic svornost."
Ii "Dhe je smirio. Vdoya d.
i: stava hezk6 dachody cd ST
D. r6ho.'
"Skutecne? TO mne ties
J. Nebylo to nekde zde ma bli
ku, kde jejl muz spachal S
* mcvrazdu2'
Ia Mercin oblicej Sc zatemn
j. "Nalezli jej mrtyeho.' odp
m yed6la.
Il. Regnault yypustil mocny
o. touc koufe a pax dal sc do h
L siteho smichu MAN prlcii
0 hocha tobo V dobre pane
"a chovati,' zvolal, "kdyz M
dosla zprava 0 jeho smti, :
Sc doval isem Sc kralovsky
lie "Co pravite? = zvola
s. Mercy.
ss "Mam plicinu jej nenavid
"a H. pokratoyal zpeVak. ID
n poIedne onoho dine, ktere
spachal samovrazdu, zprash
.e- mne TAX, nc ma to do smrtl /
IA zapomenu.'
rd Kratka plestavka nasledo
la toto uprlmne vyznanl.
30 Nahle vyskocila Mercy
,e- sveho sedadla a vzpfimene
~, atavila Sc pred RegnauI
"On ze yam napraskal v d
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-30
Miss Gladys Wilson EnterSains
~ f1,,-

! iDHSil ny MIS- CndFISS Williams
Mrs. Charles Williams. one Of the
seasons charming BRIDE. was tie
guest Of honor at a delightful party
given Thursday afternoon BY Miss
Gladys Wilson at her home on South
Kentucky avenue
The attractive rooms were made
still more lovely by the artistic use of
Christmas decorations, including poin-
settias.
The guest of honor was looking par
tichlariy charming, her dark beauty
being set off by gown Of brown laca
over brown, coraage bouquet of Mar
c!alncil roses adding q note Of con
tTast.
The fascinating game Of bridge was
INDUCED in and Mrs. Jesse Gillian
made the high score and was reward
ed with dainty hand-painted score
pad. Mrs. Glare Henley secured the
cut prize, which was q string of pretty
red cut beads. Mrs. Williams was
! presented with a handsome silver
cream ladle.
/ An appetizing and p"ettily arranged
salad course was served as refresh.
ments..
The guests OH this enjoyable ocea-
sion We're Mrs. Charles Williams, Mrs
i e. G.. Tweedell. Miss Mildred Hamp.
ton, Miss Georgia Lanier, Miss Ruby
Turner, Miss corinne Patterson, Miss
Julietta Patterson, Miss Eugenia Bou
chard, Miss Josephine Drane, Miss
Norbert Carney. Mrs. Clare Henley
Mrs H. X. Hart. Mrs. J. F. Getzen
Mrs g. p Bryan, Miss Hazel Orms5y
4 Mrs. Paul Collins, Mrs. X L, Mayes
I1jr., mrs. Alfred Chiles Mrs John Pat
I. lesson, Ia Mrs MalGalnN MeAinlI u
/ Mrs. j J. ailIiam. Miss Georgia Pei
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-30
NOTED PREACHER COMING

The CONGREGATION of All Saints
Episcopal church will have the privi-
leGe CT hearing a sermon and an adj.
dress by the Rev. FIR Campbell, 0. II.
c., at both the morning and evening
services Sunday. FIR Campbell is a
member Of the Order of the Holy
Cross, which is a religious order with.
in the Episcopal church having as its,
objects the cultivation OF the religious
life of It's members and the practice
of good works, especially in the con
Quoting OF missions conferences and
retreats. This order has charge OF two
schools for boys, one near Sewanee,
Tenn, aad the other at Kent, Conn
AZ the morning service, Fri Campbell
will preach and will assist in the
celebration Of the Holy Communion.
The ce4ning serticr Sill be lFspeeial
service lfor Che women Of The parish
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-30

brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. b.
Dick
The wedding was very quiet, at
tended only by members OF the fam
lily and by a few girl friends of the
bride.
me bride was wearing a becomina
frock of navy blue ,ricJi.e With gray
trimmings and gray accessories.
After the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs
Rogers left for an extended wedding
trip to Washington, ID. c., and Rich
mond and other points in Virginia
She has made her home in Lake
land for over three years, during
which time her unusually sweet and
lovable nature has made friend OF
every acquaintance, and many good
wishes attend her marriage.
Mr.. Rogers is a well known figure
in the legal circles of Polk county,
being state attorney, and enjoys a
wide circle of friends who will hasten
70 congratulate him on winning the
hand OF his lovely bride.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-30
Mrs. MendaahaII Entertaios sfe

T. NJ. IT'S at Lovely Bridge FaYiy
Mrs. II. d. Mendenhall was thr
charming hostess OF a lovely bridge
party given Thursday evening NJ her
home on Lake Hullingsworth Drive,
for The T. " rs ana their husbands.
in honor cf Mrs MeadeEhalF, hu5-
band.
The spacious rooms we're attraG-
lively decorated wish po.nsau.as and
Christmas c0lors and tables v;er4 ar
ranged for bridge.
During the pleasant hours spent a
this game. the ladies' prizes we're Won
by Mrs. Norbert Gainey and Mrs. ia
gar TnCnp.on, and each received i
pc ty Japanese coaster. The gentle
mems prizes we're won BY Dale VIII
i,ams Gnd w. H., Chandler, and each
received Il handsome deck OF cards
Punch was dispensed thr0ughout
the evening and at the close dainty
salad course was served as refresh
ments.
The guests We're Mr., and Mrs. Jesse
Gillian, Mr.. ard Mrs. Paul Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norbert Gaiacy. Mr.. ana
Mrs. IIal Hart, Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Williams, Mr.. and MRS. Blondn Good.
well Mr.. and Mrs. BGrnwall Fulc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Thompson. MI
aud Mr.. Henry CCle. Tampa. Mr. and
Mrs. W. II. Chandler, Nh and Mrs
". S. Moore. MISS Josephine Dranc
Miss Corinne Patterson, Walker Wi!
liams and Kenneth Mcdonald
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-30
Mrs. cloush Gives Pretty

Christmas Party TO Rock Club
The Rock Club was delightfully."- en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Lulu NJ, Clough on East
Orange street. when Mrs Cloueh ar
ranged a delightful Christmas party.
The lower llCor was thrown togeth-
or and Christmas colors were used in
q pretty decorative effect. with a pro
fusion of ponsettias and American
Beauty roses.
Rock took up most of the afternoon
and was followed by clever guess
ing contest. in which Mrs Mcllwain
won, the prize, a monster stick Of
candy.
The dining room was thrown upou
fer refreshments, and here Il Christ.
mas tree occupied the position of hon
or on the table. Fruit punch. fruit
salad with whipped cream. and cake
composed the delicious refreshments.
Attractive little baskets in a poinspt-
tia design were given as iavors.
The Christmas tree was now the
center CT interest and was found to
acid a gift fer each guest. specially
chosen to add to the NOISE ana mer-
rini2n. OF the already deliahtfdl oc-
casion.
The guests were Mrs. Z. c. TWec-
dell, Mrs. +. \. GreSher Mrs. T.. O.
Oason, Mrs. f. p. Bennalt MIS- W. r..
MGIlwain. Mrs. Carl Wilson. Mrs. G.
w. Watson, AIrs. ". c. Newell. Mrs.
Robert English. Mrs. r. l.. Naring.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-12-30
RAYMOND MARDIs INJURED

While engaged il what is called
'webhins" the Goss-Comet newspaper
press OF the Lakeland Telegram. the
press operator, Raymond Mardis sus-
tanned painful injuries Thursday al
ternoon when his foot slipped while
standing on . driving rod in motion,
allowing the foot to come in contact
With one Of the large revolving gear
wheels, the eggs of which badly lac
Grated the toes Of the right foot Med
lGal assistance was procured, and he
was promptly removed to Morrell hos
p'tll for surgical attention. Follow
ing IN operation. Re has been resting
as wei as could BIZ expected Il; view
CT the painful injuries he received.