Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 18, 1914, Page 4

— Tne_Evening iclegram|| rublished every afternoon from the Telegram Building, Lakeland, F.4. Hutered in the postoffice at Laxe- land, Florida, as mail matter of the second class. 4. F. HETHERINGTON, EDITOR. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. lae gear #x moucn= Delivered anywiere within the .mits of the City of Lakeland for 10 .onts 8 week, s ———————————————————— #rom the same office is Issued THE LAKELAND NEWS, A weekly newspaper giving a resume of local matters crop conditions, eounty affairs, etc. Sent anywhere for $1.00 per year. LAKELAND IS PROUD TC HAVE THEM HERE The Florida Federation of Wom- an’s Clubs is in session in our city and without exception our people are proud to entertain this brilliant j assemblage so thoroughly represen- tative of the finest and best woman- hood of Florida. It is a far cry from the feeble infancy of this or-|president of the Florida Federation ganization, born at Green Cove of Women's Clubs and a most charm- Springs in 1895 to the meeth:gdot s :::thtie:lez:lny l;l()o I;:;:le)]::gpre:en?_ fricuds during. her stay in this city. ing every part of the State, quiver- |As set forth in her address at the ing with robust life and virile with Mrs. ‘William Hocker of Ocala is ing woman who has : NOV. THE EVENING TALEGRAM, LAKBELAND, FLA., N Mrs. Wm. Hocker, President of the State Federation, Auditorium last night Mrs. Hocker believes that club women ghould not forget the home for the club. That her own home duties are not neg- lected may be judged by the picture jgiven above. It shows her in a the energy of high, strong purpose @ to do a great work for the better- |3 ment of the human race. & It is intolerable idiocy; ignorance and bigotry and prejudice beneath contempt on the part of anyone, mafi or woman, to decry and attempt to belittle the work of these splen- did women to improve living condl- tions in this world, make it al bet;.e; e Bl sl ]l:::::rtot;:,‘e: 1:: a;nl:np?np;e wtm::n. “llvlis:( 1bI;oulse C. Meigs, Jackson- But fortunately this great move-|Vl'le er. ment is now sz firmly established ( Mrs. Alton B. Whitman, Orlando, and hag commended itself so strong- | Kibler. ; 1y to the enlightened self-interest of Mrs. Edmund N. 'Holt, the whole country that no captious ; Cove Springs, Kibler. criticisms nor sneering ignorance Ki‘;;“lri. Edwin W. Davis, Orlando, can in the slightest degree impair o, its strength nor peril its future, and Mrs. F. G. Russell, Jacksonville, with cver-increasing momentum it | Kibler. goes forward on its noble mission. | Mrs. M. P. Capen, Jacksonville, Within the scope of that mission | Kibler. = is included nearly everything that| Mrs. C. B. Kingman, Titusviiie, is worth while in this world—all [With Mrs. G. W. Dudley. that relates to health and better- i Mrs. Henry Wight, Sanford, Kib- o |ler. :(:rc;‘?;n'mi:;ln;::go:?ul h‘::e m:::é ers. Frederick Stanley, Orlando, community improvement, better [Kibler. government, better schools, truer and , Mrs. J. D. Russell, Jacksonville, broader culture and even better ba- |Kibler. bies. And it ig worth noting that Mrs. Lockwood Bonnell, Jackson- in the execution of this program |Vville, Kibler. which s to occupy the attention of | M's. F. E. Buck, South Jackson- women through all the zenerations | Ville, Kibler. to come, and in which the women of M:"’(‘; . 1’::)'1)1:}““"“- Eustls, with this generation are just making a R s start,gthe labors of the Federation l rM“‘- C. A. Dudley, Orlando, Kib- are along thoroughly practical lines. !"€"- There is no handicap of weak senti- : :; I‘anée: S:(yll;::adley, M. D, At- mentality, feminine immunities, and | '2nta, o . ineffective “‘pink tea” agercies, and | Mrs. David J. Coughlin, Palatka, what Is sald and done is inspired by |Kibler. the practical common sense and ro- Mrs. bust, incisive methods which are the Kibler. distinguishing characteristics of the | MFs. high type, modern woman. Kibler. The growth of the Federation in | Mrs. Florida has been wonderful—it has |Kibler. been wonderful in all the States, and | Mrs. the man who fails to realize the deep | Kibler. significance of this nation-wide| Mrs. F. F. movement is blind indeed. We give | Point, Kibler. hearty welcome to Lakeland to the| 'Miss Irma ladies of the Florida Federation and | Point, Kibler. we are sure that our people will| Ellen Lowell omit nothing’ to make- thelr stay here | Ville, Kibler. @& pleasant one. Ours is a modern rs. Dwight Rivers, Lake City, and progressive community and we |Kibler. are glad to have such women ag our Kera' guests. ibler. Mrs. NS e \Kibler. Lakeland is playing hostess this| Mrs, Margaret Post, Tevares, Kib- week to the Florida Federation of |jer. Women’s Clubs and if she does as Mrs. well for the visitors as she did for [Kibler. the Confederate Veterans a week or Mrs. T. J. McBeath, Jasper, with so ago, she will spread her fame |Mps. Dr. Maynard. most pleasingly.—Miami Metropolis. |' Mrs. I. J. McCall, Jasper, with Thanks for the praise. Lakeland |Mys. Dr. Maynard. modestly feels that she deserves it, Miss Emma Weatherby, Ormond, and she is going to send these ladies Orange. of ‘the Florida Federation back to Mrs. jno. W. Stevens, their homes with such pleasing pic- town, Kibler. tures of our city and her hospitality Mrs. J. W. in their minds that each one of them Kibler, will be an eloquent and constant| Mrg, friend ever ready to tell the charms | Kibler. and proclaim the excellence of the Mrs. lovely city that entertained them. Kibler. Mrs. Kibler. We are indebted to that bright| Miss Margaret A. Post, Tavares, little East Coast daily, the West Kibler. Palm Beach Tropical Sun, for the Mrs. following complimentary words: Kibler. “Editor Hetherington has carried Mrs. his Daily Telegram over into its ler. fourth year and deserves all kinds Mrs. of congratulations for his success in Mrs. & doing. The paper secms to be Kihler. prospering and the town ouvght to bo‘ Mrs. F. C. Whitaker, Braden- good to deserve so good a paper, so town, Orange. it 1s up to Lakeland to make good.” The following delegates have ar- rived since yesterday at noon: Mrs. Wm. B. Young, Jackson- ville, Kibler. Mrs. Ad Brady, Titusville, with Green E. J. Jackson, Jacksonville, H. 8. Jenison, Jacksonville, J. A. Hanson, Leesturg, L. M. Johnson, Leesburg, Tenney, Federal Brubaker, Federal Stevens, Jackson- J. H. Sandlin, Lake City, J. H. Sandlin, Lake City, Jno. Hansbrough, Tampa, Braden- Dickins, Sanford, N. E. Watson, Sanford, David Rivers, Lake City, J. H. Sandlin, Lake City, Jno. Hansborough, Tampa, Thos. Palmer, Tampa, Kib- J. D. Price, Ormond, Orange. J. A. Hendley, Dade City, * eegafes To The Federation . ; gwwm*%mm«&wnu':w:»z»z»z««a:«sf%ws»«sm«:uaazua@wsu:»@«znsr Mrs. B. Smith, Bartow, Kibler. 18, 1914. |charming pose with her three hand- some children gathered about her knee. It is a picture of which anyl woman might be proud and we gus- pect that Mrs. Hocker is proud of the appearance of her children. Well she may be. BEB BB BB DO DD RS & Mrs. J. ange. Mrs. Orange. Mrs. Qrange. Varn, Bradentown, Or- C. S. Hubbell, Manatee, J. R. Ingram, Dade City, Mrs. Estelle P. Butts, Dade City.l Mrs. Jas. Wilson. Mrs. Frances E. Ferguson, Dade City, Mrs. Jas. Wilson. Mary E. Jewett, M. D., Winter Haven, Kibler. mrs. Henry A. Miller, ‘Haven, Kibler. Mrs. Henry A. Miller, Haven, Kibler. Mrs. S. W. Johnston, Kibler. Mrs. Nichols Peterson, with Mrs. Padrick. Miss Elizabeth Askew, Tremont. Mrs. C. mont. Mrs. mont. Mrs, mont. Mrs. Mrs. ler. Mrs. ler. Dr. C. A. Lair, Bartow, Kibler. Mrvs. J. iF Roberts, Dude City, Lakeview hotel, ! ! Mrs. Emma Freeman, Beach, Kibler. Mrs. Murray L. Stanley, Daytona Beach, Kibler. Mrs. R. A. Burford, Ocala, Kib- er. Mrs. Minnie Moore Willson, Kis- simmee, Kibler. Mrs. Emma Pierce Hill, Lawtey, with Dr. Wheeler. Mrs. Paul, High Springs, Mrs. W. B. Anderson. Mrs. J. P. Esch, Daytona, Kib- ler. Mrs. Kibler. Mrs. Sallie Embry, Dade City, with Mrs. 0. 0. Davis. Mrs. S. E. Hawkins, Brooksville, with Mrs. Booth. Mrs. Harry B. Minnium, Jack- sonville, Kibler. Mrs. Wm. L. Kibler. Mrs. Kibler. Mrs Kibler. Mrs. Kibler. Mrs. C. A. Lock, Dade City, Kib- ler. Mis. W. F. Blackman, Park, Kibler. Mrs. C. L. Smith, Winter Park, Kibler. Mrs. H, M. Club House. Mrs. Geo. R. Johnston, Bartow, Club House. Mrs. E. W, McCormick, Bartow, Club House. Wintex Winter DeLand, Tifton, Tampa, J. Huber, Webster, Tre- C. E. Brown, Webster, Tre- D. O. Henry, Webster, Tre- Lair, Bartow, Kibler. A. E, S Wilson, Bartow, Kib- .M. W. A. Waldo, Bartow, Kib- Daytona with E. J. Wright, Daytona, Hill, Gainesville, J. M. Taylor, Gainesville, G. B. Massey, Dade City, R. B. Starky, Dade City, Winter Swinson, Bartow, Mrs.. W, P. Pillans has returned jto her home in Lakeland after a six weeks’ visit to her parents, Mr, and Iln. S. A. Robinson. Little Mies Laura Pillans will remain here until the Christmas holidays.—Orlando Reporter-Star. e ———————————— IOLEAN COTTON RAGS wanted at » Telegram office, 3¢ per pound. Phone before bringing. te o 3 ¢ Qur Federation : kG g (Continueg from Page 1) persons in Mexico; but that act loomg no larger on the flaz than the struggle which the boy in Georgia is making to win the corn ciub prize this summer. “Yesterday the Congress spoke a word which will open the door of Alaska, but a mother in Michigan worked from sunrise until late into the night to give the boy an educa- tion. She, too, is making the flag. “But,” 1 said impatiently, “these people were only working.” Then came a great shout from the flag: “The work that we do is the mak- ing of the flag. “1 am no more than you believe | lieve T can be, ! “l am what you make me—noth- ing more. “l swing before your eyes as a bright gleam of color, a symbol of yourself, the picturel suggestion of that big thing which makes this na- tion. My stars and my stripes are .your dream and your labors. They are bright with eheer, brilliant with courage, firm with faith, because |You have made them so out of your 'hearts. For you are the makers of ithe flag, and it ig well that you | glory in the making." SANFORD TRAIN TAKEN OFF; SUNNY JIM TO RUN ONLY TRI-WEEKLY The Atlantic Coast Line officials announce that effective tomorrow | trains No. 27 and 28 between Lake- | land end Sanford will be discontin- ued and that beginning with that date also trains No. 32 and 35 known ag “Sunny Jim,” wil] be run only c¢n Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. It is greatly regretted by the pub- lic that the road has found it nec- essary to curtail the West Coast ser- vice and to discontinue the trains between Sanford and Lakeland. The latter train arrived here at 11 a. m., leaving at 5:40 p. m., making it possible for many people in the :!maller towns to do their shopping idn Lakeland and also visit Tampa, I-returnlng the same afternoon. s R 'THINKS HOME MAN SHOULD BE SELECTED Editor Telegram: As a city man- ager is to be selected by thecommis- ylm'.mers. permit me to suggest that preference be given to heme appli- cants, and if a suitable man can be jfound in Lakeland that he be given the position. A home man is more familiar with local conditions, un- derstands our people and knowg the needs of the city. For these reasons I believe the experiment of a home man as city manager should be tried, and am convinced that this plan will work out to the best in- terests of all. | respectfully com- mend this suggestion to our city commissioners for their considera- tion. Respectfully, A VOTER. ——————, HELP A LITTLE GIRL FA I will appreciate it very much it those who have tickets on the player piano at Cut Price Store wil them in for No, 5. o A LITTLE FATHERLESS GIRy, me to be, and I am all that you be- | IF you prefer to take your favorite magazine by ihe year, we wjj be glad to send in your subscription, We carry the Ladies’ Home Jouryy) Pat terns. New I ecember Styles just iy e aa he Lakelalnd Bo Grbrngnd f)k Sio PEESRAEEEERRRRIE R E IR RIRRRTT OO 0508 Office Phone348 B.ack Res. Phone G e 5 . Beutify your Lawn, 2 SO Let;us tell you how, Little it will cost. Lakelard Paving and Construction Copy 207 to 216 Main St.#@=% - & BEEES LAKELAN), Good Things Tog See E are receiving daily the largest line of Merchandise that has ever been shewn in the Jewelry and Sundries Jines. Ttis mears FAsy £HOPPING for you. Remember “@ PLEASURE TO_SHOW GOODS" COLE ¢ H Jewelers & Optomets Lakeland, Florila Bl B PP DD O el Kn_ock Outini :The High Cost of Livi By/ Trad ngl'with us/land getting the b and Purest Groceries at Prices Jike it PR ——— 15 POUNARIBUGAL Ly viaieis o7 sniabinsibisbiviors ‘ 24 ‘pounds Floun i /o b i St s oviaia s A 24 pounds Pillsbury Flour ...... .. 10 pounds S DrLard . .vicin vn sevonslvone sonsend 4ipoundelSiDITArdr ove ol cedkois b sl 10 pounds Cottolene ......ceee sovevnns sovees o8 4 pounds Cottolene..... 2-pound can Tomatoes, 2 fOF v..eevveeres veeennrns & Z-pound can Victory COrn vovevevnnesaes eovene oo Good Ground Coffee, per pound ....... ...... 7 Family size Cream .......... Bacon, per pound e ——— L. R R L P R B. WEEKS s : Ao Phone, 11 9 Attention - Some good things in __ Ladiey’ Coat Suits Not the latest Fads, but see the Qu then listen at the prices, $12.00 to $35 to close out at 3700 t0 8 12.00 With a little alterations you have 8¥ Suit. Glad to show you. BATES STOR |