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New-York tribune., 1922-05-05

doek Jock aftsrnoon @ W't' at pior A "a, Wal so, y
Due To-morrow
samland tBelv). Danzg April 40 TO
Rcd Star Line with mails; Is expected to
France tl7r). Havre April ~; to French
Limo with mails; is expected to dock about
~ m Mt Pier 81 y CWest 18th str.
forenoon ma at r,er ''s { \ r West 18th ST.. y
White star Line with malls is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier SO, n II (Wcst
18th eD.
Dur sunday
1aplsnd CRr). Antwerp April ~. 10 Red
Star Linc with mails was as2 miles east
Ambrose noon May In expected to dock
forenoon at Pier 81. \ r 'West Goth sp.
\ Gsl8nos & co With mals; is expect I'd
TO dock afternoon at Flor e B'Nyr
Nay . to Panama II II Co with mails; Is
expected to dock forenoon at Flcr 81, Il
CWest 25th 81.
Toloa I+rt. llayana May . to United
afternoon at Pier Is. Il r tMaidcn Lane.
Due Monday
Vessel Port Agency
Carouia. Hamburg, April q. Cunard S S &C
Toloa. Havana. May 5,....U United Fruit Co
Due Monday
Granite state Queenstown April rs
L S Lines
Oscar IL Christiania, April IS
SCandinaNian- american Line
Colombo, Naples, ApriI %.
Italia America, Inc
La pland, Antwerp. April % Red Star Line
Santa Teresa. cristobal, May
W r Grace & Co
Ponce. san Juan, May ;
\ V & Porto Rico Co
Msracaibo Mayaguc1, May 3. Red D Line
Fort Hamilton, Bermuda. May g.
Furness. Witty & Co
Due Tuesday
Orbita Hamburg. April 26.
Royal Mail steam Packet Co
Folonia Copenhagen. April 25.
Baltic American Line
Orizaba. Havana, May 6
& Cuba Mail S S Co
Due Wednesday
Olympic. Southampton. May 3. w Star Line
Old North state, London, April so
Wuerttcmbcrg, Hamburg April 81,
United American Lines
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
American Ports

1Nor) New York via %orfoIk: Taurus
tNor), New York Sailed. Jean. Fort
Talnpa; Majestic (Rr) Korsner etc. Orkild
Noanl5 skaw Cor orders1; pjorns,j jerne
sah Macy, Tampico: Santa Ana. New
York
BOSTON. MAY 4-Arrivod: Santurce
(Br). Ponce: Middleso~ ,.ambert's poin,
Sailed: MunaIbro. Norfolk
CUARLESTO\ s {, Nav ARRIVED
Apache Kew York (and proceeded to
Jaclssonyille, sailed: schrs sallie Persis
York Willion1 r Titchfe,d Roston
GAINEST0E MAJ a@Arriyrd S,ucon
l4aNro. Frederick Il keuorr Tamnico
Lake Trcha NuHvi,as: Cabedello lRraz5,
Gran1e: Federal. IIayro 7aiIch. Ton,io.
hua. rs mpico; Elizabeth r Baltimore;
Cahedallo (Braz) Ruenoe Ayrcs
HALIFAX, May 4-sailod: Yaqu New
HAvANA. May Sailed: Toloa (Br)
from C'ristobaD' New York
JACKSONVIiT.E MAY 4EA-rived: Mex
C. t1a"ion postnp soiIeG S'r 'aneS
y iialnIrn' W, i'oS.on' Sa'led Ara!'" noH,
y,I W. ~ ''Is r. @ nont, - reIn' He"
n Parsons Portland; Brisantine Geneva.
san Jnah pii x, ..,,. ,,,.
tfo, MaN nnhI"lta, vria
So l,aire %cH Crieans Dnn,'esra %o,Y a.
leans: Lampasas, @ XIV YORK, p}|,'eS''S' =" W
dra Ipi Nf:I a way ,rra wdssa n
~ lhi ,, HiassoM "a, aII "Ioss, NeWcast' 'e'
NEW I}niE':iH 0RnEANs Por, Eads, Nav
.i-.aa nIaInr, It,iJn I'u 49,, Nns "
1oncr Mexco Ho,,ia tS-vcI1 sbi,e
%nnai,,}o pai5r mn
cuba sosua 1%orp. Mobile sh4afie,d is
H ond, Ta%HTso eTbs prns'2 Tampa Hodo
C.,,oirt ooo iLar6 o.. ,,an,..' II, g.,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Due To-day
Robin Adair, Los Angeles. April Is
Julia Luckenbach. San Fedro, April II.
Luckenbach Co
Seattle Spirit. Londonderry, April 49,
Schodack. llavre, April II.
Cosmopolitan Line
Schoharic, Hamburg. April 81
osniopolitan Line
Santa Eulala San Francisco. April 13.
Nardulia. London. April "A. .Cunard s Co
Exeter City. Bristol. April 10 Jas Arkell
Belita. Baracoa, April 2S Atlantic Fruit Co
Due To- o-morrow
Dakertan Liverpool. April %. w Star Line
Median. Liverpool, April 22. Int Mere Mar
Nitelia. Glasgow. April %. .Cunard Co
Due sunday
Who du Havre. Havre April 10
Genoa Maru San Francisco April 13.
Houider, Weir & Boyd
Black Diamond s S Cory
Due Monday
American, Los Angeles, April .
United American Lin es
Capilo. Buenos Ayres, April 2
Munson Lines
Due Tuesday
Bronte. Bahia, April q. ... Lamport & Holt
lToubadour. Rio de Janeiro. April 20.
Kerr S CO
Due Wednesday
Alpine Range, Leith. April "a. via rhtla
deiphia ..,...... Furness Witty & Co
Ajax Port Said April 70. Booth & Co
Iarantis, Glasgow. April 20: ..Cunard &C
cape May, sydney, March IS.
S & Australian Lines
Due Thursday
Blair, Rotterdam, April 2s.
Cosmopolitan Line
Janus. Marsclles April % Three Star Line
Quebec city. London, April %.
L S NaVigation Co
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Barge Canal Men Seek
Lower Insurance Rates

Reduction in insurance rates on the
hulis and cargoes of barge canal boats
was discussed yesterday at a meeting
called by c. L. Cadle. State Superin-
tendent Of Public Works, at the Offices
of 5: D. McComb, at SO Beaver Street.
Loca underwriters listened to the ar
gnmentS Of the state officials that the
development of traffic on the waterway
was handicapped by high charges.
t"mpettlon with railroads was re
strlcted, II was said.
NO decision was reached yesterday
and another conference, at which the
question will be considered in detail
by ship owners and insurance men. will
be held later at Albany.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Pacific Mail Co. Finds
Traffic Unprecedented

Trans-Pacihc passenger traffic in the
last year had established new records 5
for the Pacific Mail shins plyjne he.
tween San Francisco and the Orient.
'" A. Young jr.. general passenger
agent, said yesterday. Mr.. Young, who
is in New York in connection with the
development of tho new line between
New York and the West coast said
tina. the three Shipping Board vessels
operated on the Pacific have had full
passenger lists n both directions. The
business was Unprecedented. he added
The line recently established with
five vessels between New York and
Western ports, Mr. Young said. was
steadily increasing its business. He
stated that the freight shipments were
satisfactory and that the shins were
brlnging full lists of passengers cast
bound. The west-bound traffic was
not so large. he said.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Notice TO Mariners

,,thN I. ). Hydrogra phic Onlce)
leek sunk 22o yards westward light
entrance TO Nuevitas Harbor. in APPROX
lmately lal 2l Ss 80 y lon II o6 W is no
longer Wis bic above water
Light buoy moored off Punta ShoaI
starboaGd entrance TO Havana Harbor in
lat - oo IL y Ion 81 y so W. has bee
Master OF Dutch str Stoebondo reports
f7yinspan Shoals gas and whistling buoy,
Great Round Shoal light vessel Mss,a
chusetts. Apr GO. IN lat ~ "a II n ion 50
81 6a "a. was temporarily withdra wn: sta
lion marked by a relief light vessel whic n
shows one occuit'ng white light every 10
seconds light 12 seconds. eclipse 3 sec
onds The fog and submarine signals
sound the same chars cteristics as thos.
OF the station vessel
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Maritime MISCELLANY

TOLEDO, Ohio. May Reduction ap-
proximating so per cent in freight rates on
bulk OF heavy tonnage carried on White
Star Line passenger boats between To
lodo and Detroit announced to-day by the
company.
VICTORIA. P G. May New liner En-
press OF Canada (Br). TO sail 5th from
Falmouth for Hongkong, thence enter
trans Pacific service from British Co
lum bia.
SAN FRANCISCO May 4-Collector Of
Customs w b Hamilton advised coast
wise laws in effect from May to all in
sular posse ssons, with exception Of
Philippines. Canal Zone. Virgin Islands,
Guam, Tutuila newly affected
President Hayes, Creole state. hence
to-day for lTongkong. inaugurates new
service by Shipping Board 500" liners to
Honolulu, Manila. Hongkong.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Along the Oyersea Enntes
Change of Masters

Raymond Cummings succeeds Micha i
kenny command barge Agnes s Hines
Joseph Mccall succeeds T Rancene
command steam screw Henry Gillen
mos h Colllgan succeeds c; P Baxtc.
command steam screw Putnam
Walter A O Ieary succeeds John II
briegs command steam screw New York
Cfas ri Jellison succeeds Chas n JOLT
Insular Lines - w
G F,redriksen succeeds I. = Dalheir
command barge SoconX No rs; standard
Oh Co. ''''''''
II l. Freeman succeeds Michael r Esuy
&C command steam screw Roger Williams.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Vessels Sold

Ithel " Powell. steam screw. 43 tons
s,id by estate OF John J kes .ye TO Just Q
Mass for s. and other considerations.
Eleanor ". gasoline yacht. ~ tons
sold By Frederick starr to Eleanor c
Hines and William Hines for $40 and
other considerations
Gerard UnderhiIl gasoline screw IL
tons; sold by John j. Smii 10 Oltn cmit h
for 500
wilma mt W Weir. gasoline screw. II tons
sold By Harry Teeifsen to Herman Wur-
ret tor 81 and other considerations.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Marine Disasters

SAN FRANCISCO. May 4-Willpolo ar
rived to-day from san Pedro in to-" tugs
Sea Lion and Sea Monarch will he dry
docked for installation new propeller after
discharging part cargo.
Anyo Mara (Jap). Hong Kong April
for san Francisco via Yokohama April %
ashore between Hong Kong and Yoko-
ha ma extent of damage. if any. unknown
TACOMA Gay 4-Wills higgins from
San FranctSto aground Sd in mud In har-
bor here, hoated undamased with assist
IL four
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Marine Reports
THE TlDES


High water Low water
AN PM AN I'M
Sandy Nook k-... 40 o25 SEE $40
Governors island 14G 2,5S s65 N.96
Hell Gate ........ : 90 4G4 lo:oS f1:e0
Winds ut Sea To day
East Gulf-Moderate south and south
west winds. partly overcast weather and
probably local rains
West Gulf-Modcratc southerly winds
partly overcast weather and proba bly,
local rains
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Modera'" northeast and cast winds and
generally fair weather
North OF Sandy Hook Strong easterly
winds probably reaching gale force over
south portion, overcast, thick weather and
rain.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras-Fresh to
strong southeast to southwest winds and
overcast showery weather.
Hatteras to Florida Straits-Modcrate
to fresh south and southwest winds and
overcast. shownry weather.
Storm warning displayed 'on tho Allan
tic coast from Sandy Hook, y. j.. to
Portland Ne. Disturbancc over castcrn
Virginia moving northeastward will be
a';ended by strong casterly winds. nossi
blv reaching gale force late tonight or
Friday morning.
mick, rainy weather.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
UnitedAmerican
Adds to Pacific
Coast Services
Weekly Runs Will Be Main.
tanned From Boston: New
Motorship Californian to
Enter European Trade
Three.Leg Trips Planned
Expansion in West Coast to
Europe Line Is Announced
for the Am. Hawaiian Co,

Beginning tomorrow with the Ne
brasksn from Boston. the American
Hawaiian Steamship Co. will have
weekly schedule from that port to the
Pacific, according to an announcement
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05

New York Toalva, Galveston; Apr 81,
liarvester Tnmp'co
GLASGOW, May 3-Alseria (Br. New
LONDON. May 3--Ba,sford CBr), s,
AIrXANDR1A, May 3--Finchloy tBr),
noNGkoNG, May a--Keys'ono. state,
Seattle; Sylvan Arrow, san Francisco
SHANGHAI. May 3-~Arrlved: karroo
(Br) Now York
LlvERPooL. May . Manchester Corpo.
CoNsTANTlNoPLE April rs Glen
White. naltimore: II Gordon: baltimore.
tBD New York
NAPLES, April 2s-West Lashaway,
rlHNEUs, April ea--ArrIved; Yone Maru
MANtHEsrEn.. May a-AntInous Sew
TlENTSlN, May City of feIdn tBD,
HulL. May a,,cadinac Br, New York
SHANGHAI May --1ndependcnce, Now
'Gf S''.'' MsS s5's s-%;"ao'o SS''''s mo rn',
G;,,BnAlTA,n May 'vTassed) vi, , Mesali l,s9I
Tsormina UtaD. New York Via Boston for
KonE, May ohio Moru Gap>. Van
N"9oq"5GI YoToIAlH Sa may nH9n@ spryden. New York
Via Savannah aud Panama
V1AD1NusTOk, May china Arrow,
LIVERPOOL. May 3-Coahoma County
Mobile via Pensacola
NEWCAsTLE, May t-Calrnva Iona tBr),
Portland Nc
MANCHEsrER. May 4-Manchester
Cooperation (nr), St John. y p
rEITH. May '-stanmorr u>. New
u I0NpoS' Nav a-skipsca (Br). Port
land Me
'''''' n,
DfpaTtutEs
ROTTERDAM, April 23--Corbis (Br),
MONTREAL.
MALAGA. April 20 - Atiantenhavet
Dan), Mobile
New-York tribune., 1922-05-05
Fastest Steamer 10 HAMBURG
From New York via Bostolg
Calling at Plymouth Cherbours
G a r o MA 31iCSs ToSs
NEXT SAILING MAY l3

N. Y. t. Cher 1ourg and Sout hampton
MAl REL ANA ... May Is june June 81
A4IITANlA ..... May 23 June Is July 4
EERE\GARIA =. May 30 June go July II
y y. 70 Plymouth, Cherbourg & Hamburg
sAAONIA ........ May 25 July 1 Aug.
CARONIA ....... June II July 30 Aug. 81
y Y. 10 Cobb tQueenstown) 6; Liverpool
sCYTHIA new May a5 June2e July 20
SANARIA (new) "Mny 81 June oS Aug. 4
TACOMA Mew) June 8 July July oe
Sailing from Boston.
\. Y. to Londonderry and Glasgow
COLUMBIA ...... May 81 June 81 July %
EAMERONIa .... june Oct. -
ALGERIA .... June IA July Is Aug IS
y. Y. to Nigo. Gibraltar. Naples.
Patras. Dubrovnik, Trieste.
ASSYRIA ....... May "a July 8 Sept. Is
Steamers sail from N. Y. Daylight Saylne Time
e5 Broadway. New York.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-17
KELSEY BLANTON Is In
FIELD FOR NOMINATION
OFFICE CIRCUIT JUDGE

Elsewhere in this issue of The
Telegram will be found the interest
ing announcement of Kelsey Blanton
that he is a candidate for the office
of Judge of the circuit court.
Mr.. Blanton is well known at
torney of this city and has made his
home here for a number of years, ex-
cepting for the period spent in Bar.
tow where he was county Judge.
AS county Judge, Mr.. Blanton made
splendid record, and this will no
doubt be taken into consideration by
the voters of the county. He also
stands high in his profession.
makes straightforward statement
In making his announcement, he
Of public spirited aims in seeking the
office, and his friends believe that,
if elected. the judge will give unset
fish attention to the best interests of
the county.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-17
LAKELANDERS ENJOY
DAYTONA CONVENTION

The Lakelanders who attended the
joint convention of the Florida Eli
cheering Society and the Florida AS
ISOLATION of Architects are enthusl-
astic over the reception and enter
tainment accorded them in Daytona
and are well pleased with the cleo
tion of G. r. Ramsey as president of
the Engineering Society H. D. Men
denhall also attended the meeting of
the State Board of Engineering Elk.
aminers, of which he is member,
and states that 2S applications cam ;
before the board. Those who attend
ed from Lakeland were Mr.. and Mrs.
G. D. Mendenhall, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
d. Mendenhall, Mr.. and Mrs. d. o.
Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs. }. w. Turner.
Miss Ruby Turner and Miss Corinne
Patterson.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-17
OWNER CLAIMS cAR

r. j. Smith Of West Palm Beach,
accompanied by his son, reached Lake
land Tuesday afternoon and claimed
his car, a Ford which was used by
the Stuart bank robbers in their "trip
across the state.
1t has developed that the three men
stole the car and kept it in some con-
venient place during the robbery
During the commission of the crime,
they made use of a Buick confscated
for the occasion, abandoning it in
favor of the Ford for the cr0ss-"ountry
trip.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-17
FUNERAL MRS. MARY
SYLVESTER AT SOCRUM

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Sylvester,
who died at her home in Knights sta
ton. Tuesday morning. was held late
Tuesday afternoon at the Socrum
cemetery Mrs. Sylvester was Il sister
of T. A. Rodgers of BOG East Oak
street, who will have the sympathy
of many friends in his bereavement.
The funeral was attended by the fol-
lowing relatives from Lakeland: Mr.
and Mrs. r. A. Rodgers, Mr.. and Mrs
W. s. Rodgers, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Rodgers, Mr. and Mrs. Webster Wilder
and family
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-17
SELF-STYLED VICTIMS
OWN TO FAKE HOLDUP

No more need the Lakeland police
keep an eye out for the bold bad mel
who held up two tray cling statesmen
between Barlow and Lakeland recen,
ly getting away with handsome roll
of money, according to- the report
rendered Lakeland police headquart-
ers by the private detectives engag
ed on the case.
1t seems that the two men have
come across with a confession stating
that they had engaged in a game OF
pool to supplement their inadequate
salaries, and having lost framed TIL,
holdup story to square themselves
with their company.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-17
JUDGE GoBER TO MAKE
HIS HOME IN TAMPA

The host of friends of Judge w.
NJ Gober and family will learn with
much regret that they expect to leave
for Tampa to make their home at an
early date, possibly next week. Judge
Gober's official duties as L. s. dis
trict attorney make the move neces
sary, and he will also open offices
in Tampa for the practice of law in
the Federal courts.
w. NJ, Jr., is attending school at
st. Leos in Pasco county. and is
making an excellent record.
There will be much regret at the
removal Of this splendid family,
though coupled with satisfaction that
they will still be near enough to be
n5ighbOrs to their Lakeland friends
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-17
PEACOCK BROTHERS
OPEN AUTOMOTIVE
REGRINDING SHOP

The first establishment OF its kind
in Lakeland ana probably in Polk
county is that CT the Peacock Broth
ers who have opened a shop in III,
Poinsettia building on East Pine
street for automotive regrindmg two
large regrinding machines are al
ready in use, one for cylinders and
che for pistOns. A lathe and a drill
] ress will be put in in the near fl.
ture.
The owners claim that their meth
Oh of regrinding is a great improve
ment over the boring method ana
they demonstrate to the interested
visitor mat their ma hines are 50 az
curate that delicate guagc register
ing variations a; slight a. one ~. =.
tht .'5dndth} Of an inch can be pass
IL ,l"oTgh a ra2"Ou.d cylinder with
ou Geilection.
= mwahcnsive stock OF piSlonS
piston rings and wrist pins for differ.
ent makes OF cars has been put
in.
In the firm are Robert and William
Peacock, brothers, as the firm name
indicates. They are originally from
sHiOtldtT'. am are tAltItS III tll''il
Inc. They have the assistance of
William Rowatt, also Of Scotland and
rUther-inlaw of Robert Peacock.
Robert Peacock has been in Am"ri-
"a ten years. During that time he
has been employed in the tool room
Of the Ford factory, in the Packard
factory and with the National Cash
Register Company. and with the Gen
-erGl Electric Company at Atlanta He
was with the latter company for the
last five years as assistant district
turbine inspector, this section being
included in his territory.
In this position he became acquaint-
ed with the attractions of South
Florida and decided on Lakeland as
the most logical point to open his
proposed business.
The new enterprise brings to Lake
lard Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Peacock
and baby Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Peacock and ten year old daugh.
ter Amy, and William Rowatt, The
families are located at 515 f. Or
ange street.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-17
A MODISH COAT AND
TAIIIEIJR

The coats and tailored suits with
which the Parisienne starts the day
are models of elegant simplicity To
the left is straight-line effect in
midnight-blue duvetyn. self-trimmed
The collar may be worn high or
turned back with the fronts to form
revers. Buttons trim both collar and
large pockets Medium size requires
81 yards 54-inch material and AZ
yards 40-inch lining.
. The taileur of brown broadcloth is
trimmed with bands of beaver. which
are stitched on so that they can be
removed and replaced by braid few
weeks hence Both jacket and skirt
are fatteringly simple Medium size
requires Az yards 54-incl material.
First Model Pictorial Review Coat
No o568 Sizes, IA to 20 years.
Price. IS certs
Second Model Jacket No. 9678.
Sizes. IA ~ years Price. IS cents.
Skirt No 1872. Sizes, IA to 20 years.
Price az -.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-17
High School Juniors Will
Entertain Seniors TONIGHT

Tonight at the Elks Grill will Oc.
cur the annual reception to the grad
uating cass of the high school, with
the junior class as host. Members
of the faculty will also be present
All arrangements Nhave been made
and everything is, ia readiness to
make this the big high school event
OF the year. The seniors are being
kept in the dark as to the exact ma.
ture of the entertainment features.
and they are thrilled with mystery
as well as anticipation.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-17
Miss Bradley Gives
Lovely Birthday Party

Miss Nina Brown Bradley of 1914
South Mississippi avenue assisted by
her mother, Mrs. C. E. Bradley, enter
tanned Monday evening with pref
ty party in honor of her fourteenth
birthday.
Rock and dancing were participated
in, the music for the latter being
furnished by the victrola and by
Robert Brown at the piano.
Delightful refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served in the
dining room where reposing in thu
center of a handsome lunch cloth on
the dining room table, was an enor-
NOUS birthday cake lighted with four
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-17
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS
OF POLK COUNTY:

TO THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS
OF POLK COUNTY:
am a candidate for nomination
by the Democratic party to the Of
flee of Judge of the Circuit Court of
the Polk County Circuit. l have
very definite views which | hope to
get before the voters as to forward
looking, progressive principles by
which | shall be guided, and as to
how | may assist in the accomplish
ment of justice theoretically and
promptly. l feel myself to be fitted
for this work both by temperament
and training and am running for the
Office both for the good | feel | can
accomplish for the people Of this cir
cult and because | should enjoy it.
Everyone's support will be appreciat-
ed. KELSEY BLANTON.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-17
Schleuning-kaufmann Wedding
VIII Occur Tomorrow Afternoon

At four o'clock tomorrow afternoon
at the home Of the bride will occur
the wedding Of Mr.. Albert Schleuning
Of Savannah, Georgia, and Miss Kath-
crime Kaufman, the lovely daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ]. Kaufman
Of 10 South Pennsylvania avenue.
A pretty home wedding has been
planned. Miss Helen Shaffer will
he brides maid and Mr.. Schleuning
will be attended by his brother, Mr..
Harry Schleuning as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schleuning will make
their home in Savannah.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-17
ST. Stephens Club Host in
Honor OF Members Mothers

The st. Stephens Club Of All Saints
Episcopal church was host Tuesday
evening al Il delightful party given in
honor OF the mothers Of the club mem.
bers, the scene Of the unique affair
being the home OF Miss Hughetta Ev-
ans. president of the club, at 1912
South Pennsylvania avenue.
Potted plants and garden flowers
were tastefully arranged in decOra
ton.
Old fashioned games were featured
in the entertainment. and there was
an interesting guessing contest. Each
mother was asked to tell both the
Guest and the "baddest" thing ever
done by her child, but it developed
that some CT the guests could not re-
member anything bad in the childhood
conduct of their children.
The club presented its two counsel
lors with lovely gifts on this occasion,
Mrs. B. B. Garner receiving a hand
some cake plate and Miss Julia Mae
Won Seuter beautiful fan.
The delightful refreshments con-
sisted of ice cream and cake and bou-
quets OF minis were the attractive
favors.
Those present were Miss Hughetta
Evans, Mrs. B. B. Garner Miss Julia
Mae Won Seuter. Mrs. Carl Won Seu-
ter, Miss Helen Forney. Miss Carey
Forney, Mrs. George Forney. Miss
Mary Louise Rose, Thaw Rose, Hugh
Rose, Mrs. Albert Rose, Miss Frances
Kells, Mrs. F. W. Kell8, Miss Ethel
Carter, Mrs. H. B. Carter. Miss Mar
garet Marshall, Mrs. J. Thomas Mar
shall, Joe Brown, Mrs. Harry L.
Brown, Miss Blanche King, Mrs. j.
Sanford Jewett, Rev. and Mrs. G. |.
Hitler.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-17
HOTEL CHANGES HANDS

The Hotel Carolina in the BOWyeI
building on North Kentucky avenue
has changed hands, the former owner
John T. Baity, having sold out his
interest to Thornton Harris, formerly
of ScOttsville, Virginia. Mr.. Harris
spent last winter in Lakeland and
Until recently owned property at the
corner Of Oak street ana North Ten
messed avenue. lie will give his
personal attention 10 the hotel and
the community will give him a cordial
welcome to Lakeland