Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 17, 1913, Page 5

%06 10E 308 108 300 308 100 200 906 1 0 0 I CARNIVAL OF PROGRESS This ballot clipped from the Lakeland Evening Telegram, good for ome vote for King and Queen of the Carnival, New Year’s Day, 1914, 1003 0 151 1+ S R S For Queen OGOV UVAROUBOO ! LOTS CAST FOR KING ND QUEEN OF THE CARNIVAL E. Chunn W. Drane ........ T. Fleming prge Moore iss Dora Bonacker......... Mabel Drane............ g S. T. Fletcher........... @@ Bleming. .o . o0 gs Annie Bell Marshall. ¥ s Ruth Skipper............ Dnly coupons cut from copies p Evening Telegram will be cou in the contest for King and Queen These coupons may secured by cutting the coupons m your own paper, getting your the Carnival. ends to save them for you, or rchasing papers from this office. tra coples of the paper will be sold special rates, dependent upon the mber purchased, but orders y considerable number should en the day previous to the issue, pired. Dr. W. R. Groover was called hburndale yesterday on professional siness. Miss Erma Norvell me Saturday from Tallahassee e holidays. oman's College. Miss Gates, a well known trained rse of the city, left yesterday icago, where she 2oes to ristmas with relatives and frien e will be away about six weeks. Case of Fir Phone 5.000 o b . 26 is expected She is a student of the Drs. Samuel F. Smith and B. H. mee, having been called there on professional business. LIRS IR Prof. George C. Grundahl went up to Orlando yesterday where he has a wrestling match with Johnny La- Due, of the Johnny Jones Shows. From Orlando Mr. Grundahl goes to Jacksonville, where he wrestles with a noted champion named Karp. In these matches Lakeland admirers of Mr. Grundahl are certain he will give a good account of himself. 8 Mr. J. Fred DeBerry, secretary of £/ the Plant City Board of Trade, and L recently appointed deputy collector Llof internal revenue, is in the city L& today and contemplates making THE EVENING TELEG " Rev. D. B. Sweat returned this, aynard spent yesterday in Kissim- morning from Tallahassee, where he has been attending Conference, and 'announces that since Conference closed he has been transferred from Gary to Manatee, which is a better charge and one which would not be 80 hard on his health as the Gary pastorate. With his family he ex- pects to go to Manatee the latter part of next week. Dixieland Society Elects Officers The regular meeting of the Dixie- land Woman’s Missionary Soelety was held yesterday afternoon at the church with a good attendance. After a business meeting, the of- ficers for the ensuing term were elected, and it was with deep regret & Lakeland his headquarters for the|the members had to give up their Q| present, this being the most conven- Qilent point in the district to which © he has been assigned for the pres- ©'ent. Mr. DeBerry had the choice of ©|several cities which he could have(®" Who can accomplish much good in | g Q;used as headquarters, but preferred | Lakeland to them all. The American State Bank has an |advertisement in this issue which I will repay a careful perusal by all. If you had started on the plan sug- 25 gested by this institution a year ago . 27/just think what a nice sum of Christ- Y 33:111:15 spending money you would have Zfiltoday. A few cents a day will pro- vide a big fund of satisfaction for 27|you next Christmas. Ask the Amer- 26:ican State for full information. 25 — 33| Prof. L. B. Jones and Mr. Fred Eaton left last night for Baltimore, where Prof. Jones will enter John 26 of nt- was severely injured in a wreck on ithe W. & B. V. division three years | 880, which caused him to be paral- rized ever since and to remedy this trouble and restore him to his former good physical condition, if possible, +he decided to enter John Hopkins, i where it is hoped he will be greatly , benefited. by for| REV. 1. C. JENKINS IS be, " PREPARING TO REMOVE HIS Rev. 1. C. city this morning from Conference at Tallahassee and is making his ar- rangements to move to Tampa, where he has been assigned the Tampa Heights church. Rev. Jenkins has filled the pastorate here for two years and has many friends here who re- gret his departure, but who wish him well in his new field of labor. Of to for for{ably sums up his ability and worth gpend {to any church in the following: | “Rev. 1. (. Jenkins, of the First Methodist church of Lakeland, has | been assigned to the Tampa Heights ds. Hopkins' Hospital for treatment. He| FAMILY TO TAMPA }IEIGHTSj Jenkins reached the! his coming the Tampa Tribune very| president, Mrs D. B. Sweat. She has certainly proved a blessing to J this little society, but all feel in their next president they will have anoth- working with and for the society. The following officers were elected:. 2 President—Mrs. E. P. Hughes. First Vice President—Mrs. G. H. i Dickerson . Second Vice President—Mrs. A. ‘M. Lantz. | Third Vice President—Mrs. C. .G. Arendell. | Fourth Vice President—Mrs. Os- | car Wolfe. 3 Treasurer—Mrs. son. Corresponding the 'Home and the Foreign Departments I—Mrs. Asa Brantley. | Volce Agent—Mrs. { bons. | Organist—Miss Bertha Hughes. T. E. Robert- Secretary of (g bl WANTS JACK CHUNN TO BE NAMED KING When we have kings in democra- | cles they should be of the type. One {has been seep in Lakeland. Some ‘call him Jack Chunn, others know ;him as P. E. Chunn. | By your franchise, securable from ithe Daily Telegram, make him King jof the festivity. ONE INTERESTED. CARD OF THANKS We desire to most sincerely thank all the kind friends for their many acts of kindness and sympathy dur- |ing the long illness of Mrs. McRae {and also at the time of her death. They will never be forgotten and it is our hope that in times of such sor- row each may be attended by just {such kind friends as ministered to our loved ones. W. D. McRAE AND FAMILY. MR. AND MRS. T. F. WOODS. {A. C. L. MUCH INTERESTED IN CITY'S CELEBRATION . - S rg: Wm . Burwell, of Mercer, p1|"‘7\i~‘:!1(xn]ist church. For two years he| ¢ arrived in the city for the win-'hos been in charge of the Lakeland The Tamva trip of (. H. Alfield ¥ and is stopping at Hotel Kibler, [¢hureh and has eiven eminent satis-lanq Mr. Holworthy in behalf of the e is a cousin of Mrs. F. M. Pat-|faction. ile is an eloquent "'3""““""_1';vr|1itn| of Progress accomplished lan energetic pastor and has accom- great results. The A. C. L. R. R. son of this city. | plished great results there, one of will give holiday rates from all State A number of colleze hovs ro'h‘l‘flrl“h" finest and most commodious par | points to d.akeland, but more of an e city last night from Stetson Uni- Sonas rsity to spend the holidays w me folks, among the number being illiam Emerson, Orme Robb and|laree hgelo Raymondo. Mr. J. W. Benson and daughter, Herron, Lake, Minn., have ved in Lakeland to spend th s in the State having been ith | built under his direction, l:t-siq(‘s oth- lor zood work of a material nature. A pumber of members have been !fltlv]l'd to the church since he has been in charge and the presiding elder re- ‘purtcd that the Lakeland church gave the best report at this Confer- ar- e win-|ence of any that had come under his I, and are domiciled at Mr. D. W.|notice for a period of twelve years. rrison’s. Mr. Benson nt of the First National Bank erron Lake. g been called here on account rs. M. A, Pillans. TONIGHT STARNES STOCK COMPANY —]n— The Great Western 4-Act Comedy Play THE RED DAGGER Fine Vaudeville Specialties—3 - bsic by the Famous Starnes is presi- e city the guests of Mr. W. P. Pil-| ! ns and Mrs. H. J. Anderson, hav-| Weleyan Female College, e serious illness of their mother, AUDITORIM] “Rev. Jenkins is a scholarly di- vine. having occupied the chair of Literature at Southern College and i has filled some of the leading pastor- OfI 'is a brother of the president of the Macon, Ga., ¢'and is one of six brothers, all of whom are prominent Methodist min- isters.” [ Another dandy comedy program tonight and you can see it all before the four-act western play starts at the Auditorium. 10- Piece Orchestra Under the Di- rection of Fred Jende Prices: Children...... 16¢ Adults, Upstairs ...... 25¢ Adults, Downstairs. ...35¢c Curtain at 8:15 BPECTAL,. MATINEE SATURDAY FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN HAL OF THE HILLS Comedy in 4 Acts THE HAUNTED HOUSE A Side-Splitting Comedy Feature THE ACTOR'S STRATEGY Another Fine Comedy Feature BIRD LIFE A Feature You Don’t W . MATINEE EVERY DAY 2:30°5:00 | indication of interest is their prom- | ise to advertise the Carnival of Prog: ress throughout the State. Beyond doubt the efforts of the A. C. L. and the other agencies at work will bring to Lakeland an extraordinary crowd. The committee of arrangements are today having printed very novel and catchy advertising to be distrib- uted everywhere. The committee of arrangements {are succeeding well in keeping the i prizes to themselves, one too good to Mr. J. C. Pillans, of Electra, and ates of the State, coming to Lakeland keep, however, got by. The La- rs. J. A. Evans oé Orlando, are inifmm First church, Jacksonville. He!Mode will give a parasol of latest de- |sign, and upon its arrival from Paris |you will see it displayed, costing $15. It will go to the best decorat- ed automobile in the parade. |AUDITORIUM ATTRACTIONS COMING All This Week— STARNES' STOCK CO, 28 PEOPLE In 4-Act Plays and 3 Vaudeville SPECIALTIES EACH NIGHT 10 PIECE ORCHESTRA All Next Week— Y. C. ALLEY & CO. In Comedy and Western Plays with 3 Vaudeville Specialties Each Night Jan, 2— The Great Broadway Hit BOUGHT AND PAID FOR KELAND, FLA., DEC, 17, 1913, ‘A Pieceof Silverware Makes a Lasting and Useful Christmas Gift i SOMICHEACRB MO MOS0 S QD O It dsfesfosdoiosfosdosrsoiooonoooieooodeseso b O When the housewife sets the table for her Christmas dinner we can think of no present which will add more cheer than a piece of long wished for silves. Glance over this list, it may suggest to you the present you will buy. g Syrup Pitchers § o & Reflectors Kn EUROPEAN NEWS AND VIEWS \|DEEDS London, Dec. 17.—Evidence of Christmas are in the shops and the usual array of toys, gifts, etc., are shopper. At this season the wealthy Iclo their shopping on the principle of Gib-| ‘coming early to avoid the rush.” Would-be fashionables, therefore, make a habit of gathering at smart centers during the morning hours to mingle with the throng, and the re- sult is a picturesque mixture of the classes—those who go to- shop and those who go to see and be seen. President Poincare of France has had his horoscope drawn up for him by no less important a personage than the president of the Astrologi- cal Society of France. Capricorn is in the ascendant, which denotes en- ergy, domination and good taste and announces brilliant success in public affairs. These predictions are backed up by the planet Mars. Unfortunate- ly an ill omened planetary conjunc- tion augurs a traveling accident. But s0 many beneficial influences are also at work that no serious consequences are to be anticipated. On the whole the horoscope shows an unusually favorable future. Piux X. has introduced some rath- er drastic reforms into the domestic arrangements of the Vatican, nota- bly in dispersing the world famed cellars of priceless vintages the pres- ents of kings and emperors. It is well | known that the Pope is a man of great austerity of life, and, ulthom:h, wine to an Ttalian is as innocent and natural a beverage as water, he is himeelf a teetotaller, and wishes to encourage the practice of water| drinking. The immediate cause of | this move of Pius X. is said to be the obstreperous behavior of some of the members of the papal guard. | Whether this is true or not seems a moot point for TItalians are very seldom guilty of excessive drinking. The disaffection among the staff of | the British postoffice, nearly 100.000’ of whom recently threatened to strike at Christmas for an increase of pay, is finding expression in acts of wilful destruction of government property since the postmaster gener- al on Nov. 19 rejected their de-' mands. Telegraph instruments have been damaged in the Central postoffice, typewriting machines| dropped down the airshaft and re- duced to a tangle of metal, and a number of books are missing. [ THE GRAND WRESTLING MATCH Between TOM DODGE Light Heavyweight Champion of the World Vs. JIM DUROWN Champion of Ohilo Best Two Out of Three Clean and Interesting Bport Photoplays THE HEART OF A FOOL Comedy (Majestic) THE LAST BET eeeeeeeenneeneeeeeseeems | The Desperate Criminal Surrenders Jan, 13— . COBURN'S MINSTRELS ant t0 Mi8S | s Jan, 20— MUTT AND JEFF IN PANAMA Musica] Comedy (Thanhouser) THE MYSTERICUS EYES How a Carefully Laid Plot Was Foiled by a Courageous Girl. 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