Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, April 10, 1914, Page 5

iHE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKELAND, FLA., APRIL 10, 1914. ONALY EASTER MUSIC AT ALL SAINTS CHURCH The following is the program of the music to be rendered at the Easter services at All Saints (Epis- copal) church: Mornidg' Service Proeessional Hymn No. 112--Wor- 2 b i3 Ca Fire §|s-. ln 'e Of Anthem—Christ Our Passover, —Read. Gloria Patri—Langdon. TeDeum—Adeste Fideles. Benedictus—Adeste Fideles. Introit Hymn No. ‘121—Victory. Kyrie Ellison No. 365—Mendels- soin. Gloria Tibi No. 380-—Paxton. Hymn No. 116—Arjmathea. ;Pho\ne 5,000 : | Mr. and Mrs: Eckles, who have en MHving in Mr. French’s home . South Boulevard, leave tomorrow r Washington, D. (., to spend the |- mmer. 1 Offertory Anthem-—He Is = Not ! A - ~ | Here— Read. X i8 is Good Friday and same is' Sanctus, 422—Stainer. ‘obgerved with special ser\'icesl Communion Hymn No. 228—Un- Saints Episcopal church. The |de et Memores. . and postoffice are closed, it Gloria in Excelsis 439 —Zeuner. 8 legal holiday. ! Nunc Dimmittis 239—Gregorian. i i et Recessional Hymn No. 109-—For- fDr. Sarah Wheeler has moved her | tunatus. ..iceg into the mew Munn building, ving leased the north half of the Evening Service Processional Hymn No. 111—Cla- . wer sfloor, Which she has hand- rion. mely fitted up as a suite of three Magnificat No. 176—Kettle. U,.‘}ml, where she will be glad to| Nunc Dimmittis 239—Gregorian. Hymn No. 116—Arimathea. Offertory Anthem—Christ Is Ris- ", all of her patients in the future. [Mr. B, Dickerson, who has for "ne tlmepfield an important posi- Recessional Hymn No. 125 - St. en, Read. [ CONTRACTORS GIVE THER SI0E OF LABOR SITOATION Lakeland, Fla., April 10, 1914. To the Public: As we have been drawn into this discussion, neither seeking it nor de- siring it, we will simply state some facts, as we do not care to appear in the wrong light, and we rely upon the sane judgment of our friends and the public to decide who is just, who is attending to their own business, and who is attempt- ing to run somebody's else business. * The alleged pretext for the bitter- ness that the local carpenters’ union is attempting to create against ug as contractorshas side-tracked consider- ably from its original line of attack, because the union soon recognized that their action was g0 unjust— that they were so utterly inconsist- ent—that they forgot to mention the original cause of their troubles; THEIR the events of the past few days have not injured or inconvenienced us in the least. The following are the facts: have in our employ two expert non- union shinglers. There is no Shing- lers’ union in the city. They have shigled and lathed several houses for Oswald. The decoration of the altar and chancel is in the hands of the Altar Guild who will be glad to receive pot plants, lowers and other suitable decorations at the church as early as possible after noon on Saturday. n in the express office here, was lled yesterday to his former home \[| Lynville, Tenn.. to attend the aerdl of his mother. His many ends sympathize with him in his “reavement. The Lakeland delegates to the O. S. convention at Sanford, Mrs.’ —ebe, Mrs. Keen, Mrs. Trimble, “'s. Adalr and Mrs. Duggan, have R urned and report a most cordial Ozeption and profitable meeting. S NOTED W. C. T. U. LECTURER SPEAKS HERE TOMORROW NIGHT Miss Lillie O'Daniel, of Nashville, Tenn., national loqturm- and organ- izer for the Woman's Christian Tem- perance Union, will speak in the Methodist church Tuesday evening, April 14, at 8 o'clock. Miss O'Daniel is a gifted reader as / " Miss Maude Griffin, the charming * 1ghter of Dr. Griffin, of Plant ¥ 18 in the city the guest of Miss - nie Kolb. Miss Griffin is return- ; from Fort Meade, where she ‘well as lecturer, and her visi nt to attend the marriage of two = ™ 4 o : Bl m. lyher triends Lakeland is for the purpose of by awakening interest in the “Y.” AT i branch of the W. C. T. U. She will give a short talk to the high i:T'here Will be a special Good Fri- ¢chool students on any of our union jobs, because of TROUBLES, not ours, fou | We | us; no complaint was ever made on the presence of these men; in fact, . one of the union's pets introduced and recommended to us the employ- ment of thesé shinglers and urged us to hire them. When we sent them over to northwest Lakeland we had a rush contract to build a house in thirty days, they concluded that that was the time to hit us. Mr. Joe Brown had been unfortu- nate in having his house burn down. and we promised him a couple of rooms and a roof in two weeks, Mt union men, whether they were of- ficials or no (we say not just now), g0 out to the building and order the shinglers down and off the job. No three months' notice was given, or even three days. We put our shin- where | country who desires an honest day's ' glers back, and the union men 1<\l‘t| the job; one. What could we do? Mr. needed his hense; we did just what we did not discharge any ! Brown | “Beautiful Jewelry For Easter” & & PR BB BB Brep Bregod B Year. Is Growing 10 be 1he Custom more and more each We can offer you Helpful Suggestions jor Our Jewelry . 1s Peculiarly Appropriate jor EASTER GIFTS : Satisfying Everybody is our Motto Conner, O’Steen & King D3 Ty kG , ot BPPBPDPRPPPPIRIPPRIRP e B Postoffice next door to us B NS to do different. what has the carpenter to lose if he was not told three months ahead that we intended to work nine hours? Not a thing. All he has to do is just to tell the home folks supper will be one hour later, that is all. We have never signed up with any union to work. eight hours, and nev- er will. We agreed to try it and it has proved a failure. As to arbitration, we have noth- ing to arbitrate. We have no griev- ance; we have plenty of men and good men, and they are Lakeland men and not floaters or organizers. The union say that they have pur- chased the eight hour day-—well, we have bought a pine hour day and we present that extra hour to any citi- zen of Lakeland or surrounding work well done. MARSHALL & SANDERS! Manager Green will ‘Lakeland feature reel, “A Lakeland Romance,” at the Majestic tonight. show the It The Daughters of the Contederacy As to giving three months’ notice, met yesterday afternoon at the home ‘rnn finally consented to serve again. The latter was also elected delegate \ of Mrs. A. H. Darracott. On ae- |y, no State convention to be held count of illness Mrs. Terrell was in Kissimmee. A large number of forced to resign the presidency of the members were pressent at the Chapter, and over her protest. the meeting yesterday, and pros- Mrs. Darracott was elected presi- pects for a bigger and better chap- dent, this being the sixth or seventh ter are very bright. All daughters time Mrs. Darracott has filled this or granddaughters of Veterans, who important office. A better selection could not be made, and the Daugh- ters are delighted that Mrs are not members, are cordially in- vited to send in their applications. Darra- @ I R & & ] 3 & i & LY Good Qil Will Reduce Expense : ——¢¥7— and Increase Speed Tell us the make of your Car and we can supply the oil. & g 4 & ; % & b & & & BHDGEHOEHBOGHHODHEE B PEOPHSBHDHEBESSEbhPdddie G CLEAR CARBONLESS—Impo- ted & E Tuesday morn-lany sensible man would do - we 5 . St GUA Yy 3 & LRy 3 3 ), s J D INDP o -/ Service at ‘the‘l,uthnran church 'ing The Nashville American says [hired some good men to carry out |This real has been in a number of Perfecto No. 1 Polarine Mobiloil ““A %: +ight, at 7:30 o'clock, conducted |(his of her: *Miss O'Daniel is not of [our contracts. Our men had left us; |towns since it was shown here at|® Parfacto No, 2 Vacuum Packard & W R | e & the pastor, Rev. \V. E. Pugh. the type one usually conjures up at |we did not discharge one. \We had [thu Auditorium last summer :nul. Suvreme & e the thouzht of a woman lecturer. [over a dozen new men the next Mr. Green wants the Lakeland peo- )i Rl :;’, t the Thirtleth Anniversary Cele- There is nothing about her that is|morning; we finished the Brown job !ple to see it once more before he fi: BOHBES S GEBIBOPOHSOOHBIMGPPOSPIDOEGHODIPDPIPPOD P tion held by m(\' city of Lakeland | Mannish or affected, nor is she of fa week ahead of time. If unfon men sends it north. This is a good g FEEEEEEEEmmmmmtmmrtts & . he type usually referred to as(had stayed on it, It would he still scheme to boost our city. & . 2t the.first of this year, Lakeland |' : . ¢ y } Th B @ 1gh "No. 1291, Benevolent and | StTon&-minded.” She is just a|iucomplete. | e b € Dr1 hten' P ¥ OIKS o )teefi; Ofior o'f Elks, won the |YOURS woman ofyeasy, graceful, nat- We have not advertised for men; | KVERY MAN, WOMAN ,\.\lllaf; 213 S Kentucky Ave b ze tor.tho best uniform'od orzani- | 'T8] manner, and one is impressed [We do not need to. We want Lake- |CHILD WANTED AT THE Y. M. |& i : kA fon in the parade. This prize was with her earnestness." ]illl.tl men to d(,’ L:xl(.t-luml work, and. (. A. MEETING SUNDAY 3 P. M. ;:'8“3"3"5'3”3"5“:"3" BB G o DR DATaOAT: i & .‘u;.:g 1andsome gold-headed cane, of- | Another notice fromy, her home [While the union is so zealously |GOOD SPEECHES, GOOD MUSIC. A b’ er, O'Steen & Kin:! the town is that of Dr. Ja& H. Mc¢Neil- | gnarding the depot lest some tool | GOOD TIME FOR KEVERYBODY . elers M.tfic’meotin otiih ;‘]k |1y, pastor Glen Leven Preshyterian jchest might arrive, we are driving |COME AND BRING YOUR BOYS 4 . e 1 : N b nigh I%.”" S ngawlor o: church: nails and attending to our own af- |[AND GIRLS .. .. .. .. .v civuen l he e bl : “ i sailists iss O'Daniel’s | firs. We are not keeping others ' @it of the foze, and in a neatly thar reRnings MiSE, O:Baniel Rl o e o He bl _',"\‘ B BB BB B Db manner is so easy, graceful, nat-|!'om working. nor are we begging g led speech, presented the cane xalted Ruler M. F. Hethering- Frlends of Mr. Hetherington 'rj‘. a Mttle surprised to see him king with a cane, this being . dewhat of a departure from his | " al habits, but he is so proud of v+ gift and the sentiments of those whom it was presented that he | " beem hardly able since he re- red it to walk across the floor - hout its assistance. ‘ )U\mong #he many pretty homes of | city recemtly completed is that | Rev. W. 8. Patterson on East Or- e street, a commodious residence en rooms; where he and Mrs. Pat- ion are now at home to their .—nds. Rev. Patterson is the able | tor of the First Presbyterian rch and {8 a gentleman who ily believes in the future of eland and backs up his belief by chasing property and erecting a :ly home thereon. ural; her voice so clear, her articu- lation so distinct that it is a pleas- ure to hear her. An evening spent in listening to her readings of poet and humorist, as she passes ‘‘from grave to gay, from lively to se- vere' is a time of profit and of pleas- ure. The publie is cordially invited to hear Miss O'Daniel. An offering will be taken to defray traveling ex- penses, ete % 3 | Mr. Geortee Moore returned last | night from Macon, Ga., where for the past several months he has been taking a course in pharmacy. e has the course with marked success, examination, and is now thoroughly equipped as a pharmacist. His host of friends here are rejoiced to wel- completed come him and delighted to see him once more at hig popular drug store, passing a splendid | :m:u hours; they can do as they | any to work for us. The third day after the union withdrew the men from all of our gobs, we notified the union that af- ter April 1 we were going to work nine hours. As to the reason for this ‘step. allow us to say that we have tried the eight hour day and we can not aftord to adopt it any This one hour hag cost us the last six months. longer. I work, and we have to figure inst { ; contractors who work men nine and The remaining ten {cent of the work is percentage work ten hours per {and ig given, of course, to men | { who work the most hours In the second place. we are not please, so will we. Any man twants to loaf on the street, or l'hr' or go to the mines and .;\\nrk ten hours for Jess money, it is | his privilege. Wa shall not coerce, at- {tempt to interfere, or influence him —r— £0 to trains, \UDITORILM: \ I AND EDNA PARK COMPANY | —In— ! Z=THE BUTLER'S REVENGE &5 ‘omedy Drama in 4 Vaudeville Between the Curtain at 8:15 Prices 10c, 20c, 30c omorrow Matinee at 3 0'Clock Acts yith \H?l“ THE AMERICAN GIRL ur Aet Comedy and Vaudeville | Prices 10c, 20c | Tomorrow Night Y AND THE THIEF k4 ! 'C-Act Comedy Drama the Red (ross Pharmacy ® @ { MAJESTIC ; SRR DPPhdis hddddd T Phbbdddd 4—FEATURE REELS TODAY—4 the Whol, Auditorium P:onty of Time tc See Befer Show Starts Show A LAXKELAND ROMANCE A 1200 foot feature of our own lit- tle city, made last summer. the / beautifil trip ar wortll, the on Bonaker's view the Kibler hotel Lake beaut wedding sce! 1] the from the panoramic the heroie lawn, of Lakeland top of heroine from drowning in the Depart- Oy Fire Morton, the Scouts, Lakeland Band and ment. THAT BUMP OF PHRENOLOGY A Sidesplitting Comedy A GUILTY CONSCIENCE A 2.reeler That Will Send You Awey Happy Music by the “Big Little” Orchestra Prices 5c¢, 10¢ ind Lake Hollings- | f g-%‘m%xu&mmw Raa st 22T ‘AUDITORIUM: ‘ ATTRACTIONS COMING | | SAM AND EDNA PARKS (0. 15 People and 4 acts each rescue | 20¢, 20c featur- dna in a1l naw dax AiNa in all new dances Why? 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