Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, March 4, 1913, Page 5

| WOMAN’S CLUB DEPARTMENT Ll ited by the p'ress Committee the \\'u.nunis \)lub ol -i WllaflN.ANfl -NARSHALL | || INDUCTED INlll UktibE 10U, , (ontinued from Page 1.) M party was timed to bring it to thie | capitol a iuli hour before the opei the actual inauguration ced This was to give sul Taft to sign bii mouy ot nooi., | ficient tiue to Mr. e president-elect repeated the ‘outh word for word, and kiseed the 'open Bible. It was over. A new president had come into office. to the left. Seats for the cabinei; and the committee on arrangeme:.t. were close by. i entrance of Presid 'l‘u:‘\ll‘:m;hi’rt~sidem-elm-t Wilson . At the moment of cdnclugion o: the main door of the Senate, vsco. the oath a presidential salute : ed by the committee on arrai. twenty-one guns h(mmud out !'v; ments, and the entrauce ol ws that @ new chief executive had oninanguraied. president at once b iranzural address. At the conclugion of the inanzural Marshall and Senator Galline i escorted by the same connnt? stage was set for the inansurticn the new vice president. Ihe ean his | beins passcd in the last hour of tht : ER T ST @ | THE MUCH DISCUSSED Lexpitins siviy-second Congress. The | First in ihe order of the pros ; “'v | 'x”w‘““‘l:“ L“i“"h"l’;‘h““r SCHOOL QUESTIO.:. | cabinvt of the u\lls‘r‘illg president ;r:- { ings was l‘:.nj “d:””l\l-si'::v)”,.,,“ilulr ;A".‘;:.l.- '4“ "'.,,;:,,'.im ::l'p.oi"“"“v;]!s v e €Ol i B, Lo inspect the .uc“L oith ot - oflice. 1 ¢ - i adjonrn 1o a loter day, whiie the s A | Surely every one must realize and passed bills pertaining to their d { Marshall. Arising from hl,, i Honse st ‘uUmn'r\;-;l to the date Judge W. S. Preston is in Lake- | tcpiore the crowded coudition of ous | Partiieuts and to advise the presi-iamong the senators, the new th of the -..\u "-.~1uu ;IJ be calied by nd today attending to matters oi | bresent school accommodations, and [dent &y to his siznature or veto. president was ercoried fogthe benat the n: W xv:nm: ut At the head of | business and shicking hands with his | eversone must certainly feel ashamed Meanwhile the Semate and Hous. ! rostrum, to the right of the presi Pkt .(.W. et e many friends | that such is the condition, To thina |Of Representatives were pressing |ing officer. The ofice of ool lent ]':11]: lm.i e e Ho;HP ‘; —_— d {oat there are lictle children bein |WRUUTs o a tinal couclusion, in the | det being vacant by the dpnll} " ‘tn review n: paeant '-u‘t' tLezin v}‘n- | Mrs L M. Tappan, of Tesas, ar. denied what is their just right and [BUITy to have all legislative busi-|James S. Sherman, the "d"_lh“s“:r.,“m,.q “‘."“: A ‘ AR ; ;nw d last nisht to spend some time | due cvery day that passes is a very | hess cleared well before noon. Iu|tion of the oath to the new viee pl"!‘t*- ' : ish of Columbus, ! here, the suest of her cousin, Mrs ‘Irn at cause tor shame, Even though | the House there were the usual clos-fident fell to the lot of Senator Gul- i i p . Ler daughter, MTS. L1 AL Whitted. Mrs. Tuppan has vis-| V¢ have a very fine corps of teach- iny exercises, with resolutions of | jinger. This was a brief ceremon oo e . west Myrtle street. |ited Lukeland frequently and her | ers they are laboring under great | thinis to the speaker. 1t was the | followed with impressive silence i e 'A\I P - :m.v 2 .l“ml-z';;: e { friends are glad to welcome hoer | ditliculties in handling such a la ‘-,";tim of the leaders to close the pro- | the oath was slowly repeated by thi: Ouner i Lide s e ; wilder of house] iy im““bl_r of children in such miser-|ctedings sufliciently before noon 10| new ofticial, standing with up-raised at l.hm office, deseribing it an nd ski is up from Mr. Georee K. Koplin, of Winte ’:xl‘v\ crowded quarters. They can- | Peimit the membership of the Hous® ! hand. paying for ady. s susiness connected ” paven spent lust night and this | B0t do themselos nor the pupils en- |19 trch in a body to ‘the Semate| Viee President Marshall had now BTG ey s copeert i morning in Lakeland, a guest of Mr. | trusted to theipy suidauce anything | Wins o the capitol, there to take the | Leen formally installed as the p: R e ‘\\', F. Hallam at the Country Clubilike justice, The school children are [ seats set apart for them in the Sen- | siding officer of the Senate. Thi. [as and S“re ; \Mre . Rucker Adams!iouse. Mr Koplin fs a director eutithd to the best there is to fit {ate Chamber for the inauguration imuch nccomplished, o sanat e today for St. Peters-jof the Florida Citrus Exchange | them (o he the future citizens of our [ cereuionies of the vico presicant |#he sikp-socsad Oonre ‘“”""r""' ii l (; Id y will spend the re- | nd was enroute to Tampa, where e ! country and what have we, the eiti- l Senate galleries were thronged wne die, to reorganize immediatel: y 0 ure tfi S' the week, returning toswent to attend a mecting of the (l.\'-s/l'“b of Lakeland, done for them the|€rhy with a brilliant assemblage in a. the new Senate of the sixty- thml ,oxt Monday or Tuesday. | gociation. [ pust three or four years, but put [Which women largely predominated,: Congress, with its new i 'Do 't Neglect a Cold, Ely’s s —_— [them off with promises® We have | their gowns and hats giving a gala | ficer directing its affairs. A prayer nt Neglect a , W b urifis, well Known iBl The contract has been let for @ Wit them in crowded rooms, with |a@bpearance to the upper portion of (by the chaplain of the Senate was| Balm Wil] Stop It in the Sneez- or and printing circles! §150,000 hotel at Lakeland, the vety inadequate playgrounds and |the chamber. The diplomatie gal-lthe tirst formal action of the newl:! I s in the ety accom- giructure to be «veeted of re-enforced | Sanitiry conditions that are dis- leries were strietly reserved for the organized Senate. With this solemi ing Stage. s wife, who was former-| ccnerete and steel, and fire proof { £raceful It is reported on good j familivs of - the representatives ol'“um-lwn over, Viee President Mar- e abhott, of this €ity. throughout. It is to be five stories,authority that fifty-eight pnpflblhilll‘ll governments, and the presi- | ghall delivered his ing ral addresc. | A cold generany attacks the weak- « toth a good NeWSPAPET ! i height, and will be finished by | bave been denicd admission to the|dent and viee president’s galleries! 1t remained only to complete the est part, affceting the eyes and ears cood printer, and i€ BOW ' Nov. 1. Good for Lukeland Or ‘y,,_,h sehool sinee Jan. 1, and families [ for the tamilies of the incoming ani | I organization of the new Senate | in some and produciug nasal catarrk Cesian N pws }l.nuln Raliortin:Stir have moved away to other places on !“‘H:mnu cxectitives. Until the eere- gdministering the oath to senator: and throat troubics i others, A cod ! ACCONTE of et beiny oble to enter | MoOnes of - inausurating - the new pe-elected or pewh eleeted to the ir due to wn intimmmation ol the —, riends of Capt. W. H Mes Angell and daughter, Miss theie children in the nublie sehool [ Viee president began these animated hody Membrang iy stuis i iidsisek ed 1o see him back | panra, who have been the wuests o her Dgidlories were the center of attrac The returning Demoeratic seni- and may be promptly cuied with 2 ' an absence of Ialp qnd Mres KOO Anzell for the Now whitt are we soing to de ) tio tors (o take the oath were: Ban' little Ely's Cream Balm, which in- vhich time h"][msl two months, 1eft todas 1o o about it Pl tinne 1o aet is nos P mroeram provided for the e head, of Alabama: Dacon, of Geor mediately relieves the intlammnatior Vest for the """“"‘Hmmv in Wisconsin, They w e Dt seadt Lo At Septemboer and U O the Supreme Court, the pin: Simmons, of North Caroliva: and all the distressing symptoms glad to find gjghied with Lakeland and the then put o ap o another temporat Ho and other bodies at specitied Owen, of - Oklahoma: Tillman, o such as soeezing, coughing, runnin; < much nmnm"d:“1‘\,,\:, made during theip stay trust id . i who live op dwiesials trom 10300 o noon, lead- Sonth Carvoling; Sheppard, of Tesqe . at the nose and eyes, hoarsencss, vieresting fam- | p0 will m theip visits annnal he yrailrond tracks in o e aetual o ceremonies ad Marting of Vireinia © sore throat, fever and headiche. Coe Lakeland for Keeps. ",,,,.,; Feentinl W\ ool i Wt Be o Saprdme Conrt was bein The re-elected Republicans wers rcason why this pure, autiseptic | AT A SRSy - e TLIT Care not o antonnesd and the sombre-robed Borah, of ldaho; Kenyon, of Tow.:: Balm acts so quickly is becaase it iy i this city, hue Sen L brane, of Lakeland 0 {yo iy Justie decompanied by the oflicers Nelson, of Minnesota, and Warren applied directly to the teider sore . recommendations ! i BRI AN POIR Grgssing trom four 1o totracks [ court, dound - ursedeather of Wyoming. surfaces. itivotie of Lakaland, [EoME b the ioxt 1y WAB e w1y Cisons whe there ehaies plced along the (ront e of L ppe pew Demoeratte members u'i Even in severe, chromic cases of I i of matron of Golumsj . Visar 16 the Lty | W ds ui b ghaiig e Didine on b the Cinber faeing the viee presi- | gue body were John P, Robinson, o |caiarrh, Ely's Cream Balm nev er many friends i tONed candidate Top the presidetos s gy gide of town hesides that Dot at nis vight, the Bplomatic | ykansas; John K. Shafroth, of Colo alls to quickly and effectually check it e ooeupying thie| 0L L1e Bonate, wild, s fricnili 0L e e suficient i iselt One of [eorps bradiantly arrayed in Wl pigo; William: Saulsbury, of Dela- | the poisonous discharge which cloge jening of the mew | Mt he Bis wsood chance to Wi Iy e i e of atire or eon- [ St costume, assembled in e 0 ware; William 1. Thompson, ot the head and throat, causing the dis- : {iomor e AR Dt 18 RHIMBUTINIES B3 i is aieidennl hiapa o ot e 8t corridor prepared o enter i gansas; - Ol M. James, of Kew ' gusting hawking, spitting and blow- ;"“'” and veal estate dealer of Lake fgnne wadr as many subjected 1o bi body tueky: Joseph 15 Ransdell, of Louis ivg of the nose. This remedy not A Ccarroll and ditgley 04 ADA RIS Dot s ery ISUPOMONE | Gee Adoonate room for plas | W ien e Supreme Conrt was an ,:i:.n:c., nes K. Vardaman, of Missis only drives out the disease, but heais Merris, returned to their| '™ Pringing about the upbnilding of Wids s another very potent e aonneed, Cliet dustice White Tead- | sippi; Thomas 1. Walsh, of Montana; 'and strengthens the weakened mem- I last night after a! WAL RUSUHNG towiSenmtor DECe Gy ution reeently siven i i (e procession entered the Sen- | William Hughes, of Now Jersey; branes, thus ending catarrh. f al days in! bas heen u member of the House and oo ifrarial comm of our daily, |t fimber, tollowed by Associate Harey Lane, of Oveson; and John K ‘ Catarrh is a filthy, disgusting dis tthiat she wag very ,_“ o ,.'.“‘1 LIRS and weekh e ery plausible Jaees Lamar, hinghes, \Id\'u-nn.u,'.\'hn-l;ls, of Tennessee. eage. Don’t put up With it another i ie great improve- | Tampa Tribune ant ble o td wonld meet e dottes, Larton, bay, Van bDesanter The new Republicans were: ki @ay. Get a 50 cent bottle of Ely': ‘i wrought sinee ! President Underwood of tue i Pride i our efty at nd Pitney win ', Burleigh, of Maine; John \ Cream Balm from your druggist an. voar ago. Her mu- ! v, passed throagh Lakeland Vi tor the ehildren The vepresentatives of Toreien ni | Weeks, of Massachusetts; George W 8ee how quickly you will be relieved frionds trust slh‘",. afternoon on a speeial 1rocare shonld ennse Cons came next, neiaded by Ambassico | Weeks, of Massachusetts; George W It is perfectly harmless. r = 1o this city more | tradn, Which stopped ot the station e A harmonions arcangenn or dusserand. of France, dean ot " Norris, of Nebrask 1.. B Colt, o 1t Lt minutes sh rly alter o o' coonr school factlities the iplomatic corps i the deerce Bhode tsland, and Thomas Steriin ! WA ‘n. tahe on water and e He 1 e cptember we iy haoe the vencrable Baron Hewooomol ol Sonth Dakotn, 1 ¥ svgtone to Guceegs. weneral frvlu!n:;"""“" a copy of Lakeland's daaly Cbappy, heaithy band ol futur rothe ambassador 1o Austria, W At this point the inangural coic | "The ouly belor tovard surcess that of the Charlotte | DA & evineed great interest in /o omfortably and properly care Shsent rom his post on lesve aod Cnonies passed trom the stage 'T huve ever fourd worth whilo are railway, with | the story relative to the president’s o1 inadeguate hnildings s O 1o et [quict and solennity ol the Seniit ‘first, to mie & rurjosc .:uld then 8 ¢ Grande, i8 in cabinet, which e deciared wis a MRS 1) DRANE Fhe 1 Hon o James Brye e bebamber 1o one full of eolor and an ‘ml“;;i‘i‘::;;:‘, ‘v;vr)?rl.::‘pr::.n,:“:a|',': ‘ husiness, He re-| At 04 ol teostated that he had ‘.‘ ol kdacational Com Hrerash .m.lnzm«mlur,‘»\.m next, ol nition as the outdoor exercises o crenlizallon of the al.olute ne-e:sity fic on his road and |0t been thiough Lakeland Tor hv AR ol owed i onder ot seniority by Couac | caministering the oath to the nes fof good Le:lth 2 d an absorb'ng io e all along the | Yrars wind that, judaing trom hied S Pscoct, e ambassador trom | oresident began at the east tront o (terest or Loubv entir. 1y d.%e ent i pleased with the | Iy paper, she tad cortunly md | widitn - Joeited wrany v oussonl Zia Pactia, e | che captol. In the shadow of |frem one's pursuits.” —Fdward 'lok. g W ounder way in {pitched | stoades durig that peciod, st Lime and W bassador rom Tarkey; the Aloe | areat domie an immense stand to Lo, , ('™ the Strand. | red this ety ja| Wil Lie reporier assured bime was I Lo sopitls ob el s Cusant Coutwlomeri, the ab.s { thousands had been erected, At t. | i of the most poteg | 1" C4se Lt opetations, e material wdor troms Ty, Senor De Gata, [ iont and center of this vast sta. | % t [ Secretary Holvortoy, ol the " 0 on the 2round and work pr woambassador trom Brazil; Geoig, arianged the scats for Pie New ldea for Display of Goods. = Lo Drade, teeetved a eticr yesterda ST ol 40 V0 ool Bubintlow 4 aiicdt, the sanbassador trom Ko | dent Taft and President-elect Wit saned ., “roundabout,” & motée s ATTIeS 1o its read Fampi, which stated that th Wil e COrer of Wil st Viscount Chinda, ambassa- | son, Chief Justice White, about :;Iv;;n :::‘g'"\‘:{dr(‘:rrl?: “M:,: 1;1v01= . "‘:‘\l\«;:_,_f,‘:::"i:n""' Lhorse of R L itay, a el mail cut l_“",,, and ‘“,“M.““ ‘“v, “lf”' N I.x-vx:“[:"l‘l‘l;.l. .Inlp’::'l'., and “,’_“”W.’d by :.T. ';u‘l.llllillit.fll'l‘ ‘thc-, oath of ulllc«-,,. Wi |shown :m lt‘he l-r;ds 6( ::::s !h::,t re- ) SekL became fright- | Corier on ludiang avenue and 1 anisters a suites from Por | seated at the right of the presiden.- | volve vertically and at the same time A8 that given "-‘“vv‘wl by the Booster garade, and ran sooet s dester all will erect tugal, Bolivia, salvador, Netherland: | | elect. Flanking this central grouj |8wing around a vertical shuft, ! ;‘r‘.'.q citles. You .,y completcly demolighing the oom bunsalow, log ca peaneta, - switzertand, - Greece, fwere the associate justices of the Su : feveral hours to and that possible Mr Ras oot which homes will i, Spain, o Leaador, Norway | preme Court, the vice president, sen- | "OWS of the worid, | \(yid very much appreciate it if th Chty Lils adready attractive o wragui, o Cobi, argeuting, tors and former senators. Back o | Watch Made of Glase. T 0l hat any day party would make up a purse of ¥ iee section iy, Chile, Bel Haiti, Gawt hem were ranged the members o | Josef Raler, a F'fls"““u(‘l‘ of Me ' Eveninz Tele- |, | wv for the dumages. In view ¢ L, the Lowbinean Bopu ! e House of Representatives an ‘-kh' e T of’p:\llell © other paper ( umstances, Mr. Holwort Siam, Colombia, Hondur ne ambassadors and ministe B im"' MRS SURoftheC W DITEIE (009CSE And in th 1 Sy ¢ '.‘ eure ’ = % “ ; i wmma ond Persia, 1 » . A 130 . ; rq f. timeplece whose every whecl and i bean out lay to secure 1} 1 tubes, ding the fas a i £l n nations. In groups here an @crew, with the frame and esch of ition, we thin} unt, a only 25 cents fro and other lines, also . and ministers h: lere were governors of tSates, man | the three covers is made of glass. given ou | 0 s who took. the trip, A auto supplies, Pr ts immediately behind the gpe i them with their showy staffs « I 28y it i 11 ‘ur‘ ~my... i‘l‘\l. “ S o 3 i "'lvl: 1.. FoCUring i iv” 3 ”,"“ I‘“'-‘ oy 3 s 'm '.l.,4 , officers nf.l. i Oomplalnant'TAflf)r the marriage i fr. Holworthy, we would ¢ ¢ pi and can sell you ) i 1 v and navy, and represent:tive 'service my husband told me I had carried the: 1 those who went down o can buy sam « long corridor toward the oo ! the various branches of the fec Masted bis life for ever. Magistrate of the festivi | nis occasion, wonld make it a poir 3 Call and w0 ne of the eapitol, and accompani P zovernment also had the R CY SN SO B2 L R onee E {0 8o My H thy and hand } jand Automobile and Suppl the members-clect soon to ta' | = on the broad platform. londflt_go_‘m et ' e i ettt "““rl I—OUI"VI'LY | quarter, thus savinz him unne 2 ‘ces in the next Conzress, mareh | acine the inanzural plarform WY LINE iIN ,‘,L:J:‘;S [ ,,m“' dail work and trouble 4 v to the Senate door, and, he: . nse evowd of spoetators packed to 5. H. €. Bretres ’ LVIVAL AT QUMBEBLAND by Speaker Clark, for whom a s¢ {de plaza and struzeled for vantag R R, m;\m\.m. UD'TORIU PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IS 4 been placed on the rostram jint, while further back the lot Newspapers DRAVING LARGE CROV left of Senator Callineer, ’ wes of military and civie orzaniza ——e 1 3 HM 2. - ' ’”m“’ 2 fi"’ HEATRE The revival, which is beins ’ i icted at the Cumberland Presby D [ PRERE — n church, ie attracting large o H ¥ Z . ations and much goml will mw | yved the srhnlarly di by 1 e — | | ewis public to att i {1H] a)’, UESURY, | -+ ora vt N ’!’\ / . . PANTT A DIFF iy.) :I QQELR & v :‘..:t: ne g ich saved Lim from fallic S Hand 10 € Cents i T¥ual s sident pro tempore of the Senat ind se res west si the chamber, the east being he T senators and others Other places reserved in the char T were for Admiral Dewey and | le; Major Gereral Leonard Wor ief of staff of the army, ar‘d ! de, and officers of the army a: who by name thanks of ved on the have receiv Amo: e Congress. “se were Rear Admiral Peary, 1 Wi L vlorer, ident ident-cloet t ot " mnst ¢ m "\‘ ! 1her were e 1 and Mr, Marz) } i *d the presidine officer, Mr. W i n's in the front row to the ris o[ the main aisle, and Mr. Marehall’s ons took position to awzit the for | ttion of the parade. ! Magazines ity With this settinz of animation, al tention was dirceted to the tw S(afionel‘\ i ntral figures of the assemblage— ~ + president-clect about to take th. | thof office, and the chlef justics Pos' Cards % the Supreine Court, ready to ad . | nister the o These two, risin; Clgm H i <tood together a X ! torm, the chie | Jome and see me before pur » open in hi | e ‘et with wp | -hasing cisewhbere. Your richt haw | 1y tt 'eticn repeate: | ; s . ¢ rescribed by 1. | yatronage appreciat c. ) P (or aff | t of the Cnited Stat tiss Ruby Daniel | ! t best of my ahitit | = l nrotect and defend the con ‘ NCWS stand L m of the United States’ . Edlscnis Yheater. Lovey o©f