Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, July 5, 1912, Page 4

¢ —— e FAGE FOUR THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAR ELAND, FLA, JULY 3, 1912. [he Evening Telegram ¥°W THE WEDDING PICTURE. Motion pictures to show the whol: | Published every afternoon from the Progrcss of a notable marriage cere- Kentucky Building, Lakeland, Fla.|nony is the latest step of society leaders, and commenting on the pro- tutered in the postoffice at Lake-|posed novel plan, the Washington tand, Florida, as mail mattes of the gecond class. S A F. HETHERINGTON, EDITOR. P'est says: When Edison predicted that they moving picture device would be per 5 fected some day to a state now un- | ireamed of, he doubtless did not real- for the great A, J. HOLWORTHY Susiness and Circulation Manager. | ize that the | achievement would be snatched from his grasp and awarded to another. Yet it would appear that such is the {case. Word comes from California that when Maleolm Whitman the for- { mer national tennis champion, takes| I wife Miss Jennie| credit SUBSCRIPTION RATES: vo 2,00 Thice e 188 ivercd anywhere within the ts of the City of Lakeland or 10 cents a week, e yuur monuths funto himself as i Crocker, the society heiress, the scene | of the wedding will be perpetuated by | !the use of moving picture machines. not to be for general! | Prom the same office is issued Pit) LAKELAND NEWS giving 2 crop condi- ete. Sent! The films are The common herd will not be yin the nickely re- japer ters new | | | use. | " | permitted 1o see b althouzh no doubt the pictur lot RIS show snywh Uy per year. i promoters will Le quick to s * upon | = — v— P the idea, so t the next interna-| N B wiry had a cool- | tiomal agrecment in the foo will be 2! : ! Diazoned upon the sereens of all the g1 Porirth f July Il Ns G pickelodeofs in the land. It is not down here in South Florida Uthis aspect of the innovation which ! y Miss people considered | Cros ker intends to keep a set of the faht o films for | teke it, is just what the up-to-date! bride of the future will do. | After the honeymoon has waxed | S5 = D R VTS | inmages attention just now., A great mahy the Flynn-Johnson vastly her own use, and that, we! creater importance than the delib- cations of a national conventiou, | and waned, and Algernon s begin-| movement re-fuing to develop a grouch, and to chale | under the harness of matrimony, ! what an opportunity for Mabel to] [Tring ont the family picture appara- Teddy® Ceived its death blow in the harmoni- S oNew party cus conclugion reached by the Demo Telegram and Jacksonville Metrop-- and hring 1 to wifey's feet \\‘ill:‘| cratic convention. [, and throw upon the drawing] frsiopet et | room wall scenes from the happy To the Tampa Times, I'wn.\n'ul.v}.|||llml cele y.‘mnnl neh an «\.hxlyn | + i O o calenlate : v thel seurnal, Miami Metropolis, Lakeland | tfon w lvl:.l he cal n. il 171 m‘l ime the Imost restive benedict in the world, | | | | lios the Star sends cot vulations. abjoet apolozics and rencewed assur-| Lhe party has endorsed us inconvens fapeeg of esteem and affection, Con- | A R Con and the nation will endorse ll~:|"‘”l|l‘l] by actual pictures of his, Ldownfall, ne hashand wonld have the & - oo 1PV Lo biR, i every time hoe eiorring to the above quotation :‘ | at the polls. Ocalin Star, I SUW nselt standi Lthere in front of the | e dacksonville Metropolis asks Do : o e : Moving wo deserie the praise?” We think we do, OF course, Florida did pot give ! altar he would come to time pictures of weddinegs are going to be- come oogreat institution, and no awile Lierenttor afferd to he without | istance in sceur | there is all Mre. Wilson much as ive the nomination, hat them the wore credit due those newspapers | whith refused to float with the! { strem, but, on the contrary, in the | MORE ADVICE. | fece of o migtaken publie sentiment, | Wikisa carnestly advocated the claims of the | (Ity \Walt Mason.) pan whom they believed to be the | When yon have a task ahead, do most available candidate. We \'“ll-fl'm view the same with dread — that's fess to feeling pretty good over the vain the rag to chew, I It of the convention, because welop to raise a huliaboo, no one knows! Lielieve its action laid the foundation Though for an overwhelming Democratie vie- tory, which would not have been pos- sible under other suzgested I<':uh.'r-i‘!;|ll\ around and say: U do ship. Al genuine Democrats and some other day.” Democratic newspapers will gl:\dly‘:vml gay, and you'll win. They who join in the slozan, “Let’s Win With [ win the foremost place in the hus- Wilson.” unwise; it i what he can do till he tries the task gives yvou o pain, it is idle taocomplaing spring o 2ring do not this Go to work, serene Ltting worldly race are the chaps who — Loat their work with vim, with ae- RAISING OF A BOY. looking not, tili S eves grow dim, tor the snaps, At this fran, saying: come andeat! ” Cmight well termination grim; Ljrneture comes my The right raising of @ boy creates d : R [ Dinner's ready now o force for good in the world such as i 101 was o tritling sk can be created inono other way and | provrasting showing to my helptul measured, for, like fogion ; 2 | made feigid feet. 1 omight say: “Oh, which cannot be Peoplant whose zood truit produces | the nse cood seod, it reproduces and inorense rou o ow voose and H oose; it torever AN the social evils that seciologists ; [ p me of qrub; give it to gome hunary cek to remedy may be remedicd by | 3 . dub, i yvou plea But when daty the rizght rai-ing of the boy and no | . | Pealls brise, reselution in my eyes and social condition can be permanent! oy | iy hearis o the calm, then 1 oo table, stern and bettered in any other way. | v ham, wind ] Monop poverty and the eco up neal vith jam and a e | nomic injus at produces hot | A\ ) rounr cann our own tim v . Voo i | i pr \ 1 1 Jin ra U ' vt SANY I \ i i v, 10 ) g Cle of dry t. You . ( \ W v oan « : §eautir! i on trects u 1 hn i Al g i 1 I wort < an he 1l Wors | 3 deavors (o g vy i 1 o 1 bov is a vital : te here, but an eveni i H N or community o N 2 : : : so-colled hotelwil] convitee him | ¢ social reformers 3 K . Sanford is no place for him. You onzht to be vital enough to] N u . . \ » show e stranger that you 1 \ N ocether and hold n ot | have faith cuourh i * town tol it in comme Pensacola £ 4 " P huild or property hier Tust lot} 18t Jou : | it truth sink inte 08 o | 1 | n tank, yon old 10 have ' 1 would ! Lived off of grits and gravy so long = 1 ) ' The t n yon ) ¢ N ite eno i ’ . iron roas 2¢ "Woover wants <0 YO year. O s d roas to whit o 1 atfor the crowds go by, Don't del more the with the idea that Sanford vicating liquors and ot d up by itself. It won't If with the idea Don can only be reg that | a 1 «an trade on adve tormerly did ty as you it is. In any even » seems to be much work for the |t inks he can induce people to locate ormer to accomplish: | here name alone is badly mis | er cities that have the sited the London/jroper facilities will get the reaj live some idea of the|cnes and Sanford will be a dead on» undertaking.—St.|and receive the dead ones—the tin .. |can tourists.—Sanford Herald temperance those Floridians who have traveled | taken Ot England and slums will enormity of the Augustine Record. by the have | writes us that the Lakeland Presby- [yecently held their annual meeting | ixiting his inother and sister in K - ! Legion Yesterday | oate your hub you won't speak o Ystreet in the You can’t. Times have]jast six vears and to inged and the man in Sanford who | tinuous rush the comp CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR i ENTERPRISE ' District President A. M. Jackson | @ terian society, as s0 many members are away, takes a summer vacation. erBE “The Christian Virtues. Honesty,” is the Endeavor topic for the first Sunday in July. This is the monthly consecration meeting. By careful study of this subject we will fina | that there are many ways of being us. We once knew an Endeavorer | I ! i dishonest besides that of taking ma- | | ecrct terial things which do not belong to| | | who robbed her employer of the strength that should be given her| ! e. work by taking too much time at: i night for society which should hav. | been used in rest needed to prcpun-f;‘! ! her tor the next day's office duties, ‘fi ; The State Baptist Union is now in | ¢ b 4 sesgion and the Epworth Leaguer Christian Endeavors wnst “be up and doit noenerzy, for we cannot help i having tewer ts than the jim-"i named unions, DBug and Method- 2 e f_ ists being the larze that S l i denominations i'c with many young people in this State | 1) held a retaining larg. Colored Methodists 9 il Christian Endeavor convention in e 'f; i -~ uniak springs lust week, They had 17 “ fl‘Oflt.' a five days, well-made |>m','r;uu,‘; ‘| sirong in morality and u-mlwr;um-.tga' | | Such things cannot help but do zood. |§? asurer (. M. Ex-T Conkling is| home from a medical university of New Orleans, and helping hi:li brother, one of the editors of "'I‘ln-i Palm Beach County,” a paper | published in West Palm Beach, | Having scemingly found some mn-‘; larvia somewhere along the route cently taken by the gecretary on he busy live Endeavor work trip, she was unable b to send a greeting to the Pr § ciation wien it met in Palatka last week, We copsider the ment of the s depart- ! Sl $15.00 Stiate nnion its “hest ever,” and it could not exist it it | were not for the spa iven us by fi Alwavs the newspapers ——— Stuart Endewvorers and Epworth i3 | 'l“ Leaguers held o union sorviee one ;‘i | % Sunday in June, Of conrse they had |+ ! st a snecessiul seevice i it did pone | i down.” It takes extremel torm | a weiather to keep Christian youns neo- | pPle or ehitdren Jvom holding a medt “,4 : fog 14 ate Peesoont Franeis Coflin s tis, The lattor, Miss Ruth, is Tenth leader for Central also for the State union. i | district, | Fustis |I:l:~'| raised two unusually fine families of Christinr Endeavorer young people, Do you see causes.tne coat to drape eveniy and smoothiy keep its graccful curves. scmething new and ! ats fTies andfHosiery for any ceca This feature is employed by W. S. Peck & Co. The purpose is to secure absolute permanency of chest development and in- sure against “falling in” or wrinkling. It ard Letius show veun why and wherein it will keep vour coat dressy and right, $18.00 $20.00 irableg in Shirts r n g E. F, BAILEY SRERC S A g g o the Ferrans and Cofling, and they all are a eredit to our organization, Miss Lelah Brightwell, of \West Tampia, has accepted the duties of State introduction for which the secretary has tried to serve four years in connection wit] Ler other work. We hope that our | workers will encourage Miss Bricln well in her new responsibility In West Palm Beach the Methodist and Endeavor youn: ple held a caretully-planned meeting, It was o great success Alesy - : THI'NGS THAT MAKE LIFE WORTH LIVING Running across the lawn in the dark so as to save time and catching superintendent, | { your foot in one of those cute little roquet arches. Jumping out quickly in your pa- 15 1o get the morning paper and the lady next her poren. in a crowded | ja Baptist, | being discovered by !mnn', who is sweepin Dropping twelve o street car when there is nothing els: union | other wiays besides the colls o, Lot homge tor supper. amounting to about $520 whic f ~I Carryving home a large bottle of sent to the State Anti-saloon duing, wrapped up, and having ev- This shows what can be don eryhody it suspiciously and draw “a pull together™ ly eir nelusions Report blanks, both for o Having a second cousin drop intol 1 Juniors have just beom ) a spell when you had the Union by district oflice forgotion t you hiad a second Many prompt answers W consit n the world. GRACE A TOWNS] Gt awniting your own shirt so NOW 16 GRE 90 FOORIDA. )T tah Besta i themish R i 5 WORD I W i walk Grow r B K two a o fohnny ! no man, so we had iy it o send his ey carly this 2 i ’ ; ind said they L A it cuttits . £ associa Please mak o N\t opr g, as Morse O Chi 0. W \ ¢ e k ! y 1 don't W = I 1 s 1 . Y rear and a s ud s aGded. Work on the bui o Legun within the next siy hissimmee Gazette “ge :,.1 T North Kentucky Ave. and Oak St. on-1| Commutation Island has practic adily 1 .| T. L McINTOSH. PROPRIETOR. increasing and improv v_ s More than S00 trains g over the road —— | . N A path and running ew Ailr Line. s . Aeroplane lines will at least be ages | "°°™ bk ful for journeys to castles in the alr, | Week- are run | water in ‘every Specia] rates by Modern improvements, hot and cold | b R ‘ W ) : X =/ {3 e &) ) 0 AN | > &t Al Fountains TRNELINT u" | —— GRAPE FRUIT? Bogooner § Th'e?hku: the juice of this luc —just enough pure 8 Wi 3 —a dash of cracked g’ e, —a little hizz —and, you have ““Sra- B the most delightful rd v i < . You ever tasted. - I Maat A | bre ‘ THE GRAFRU COMANY 'l_ Aralata s \ T2 Ns. BRTS { N ’ VS YV A WVNs North and Commencing June 15t 2nd daily ¢ trip tickets cver the Louisville & Nachvil': road will be sold at greatly reduced far:: ; all the principal lake, mountain and sea sh: : resorts and ic many of the larger cities 12 (1 North and West. These tickets will be © returning untii Jcioher 31st, and bear lid stop-over privilece: -y, Chicago- D\‘l\"r ----- r' Detroit ... Pat ia B2y Daluth. . . Petoskey - - ) 4 French Lick Spriags . ---- 35.20 Salt Lake Gity - ----- 3 Mackinac Island - -~ 5209 Toronto---- L adNavith VY Mammoth Cave--ooo.. 3090 Waukeshe ..o .- These are but a few of the points. There ar great many others and we will be pleased to << N i .formation upon application { L * Us Arrange Your Vacation Trip '~ H. C. BRETNEY, Fla. Pass. Azt S 118 West Bay St. Jacksonvill: 7 YA AYA 7Y v@:fl@i ‘ - S0\ e 2k full 29, L- AR e ..