Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 23, 1915, Page 1

OLUME IV fFA ER mLHELMlNA CLEARED ACIA. LOADED WITH CGTTON. 111s TOMORROW: ENGLAND bECLARES SHE WILL SEIZE rur LATTER SHIP By Association Press.) X n. Jan. 23.—Two ships United States flag will soc th for Germany, with testing ‘England’s er ! with American . with cotton for t Galveston waiting good N vill determine the 2 United States regis i n ship. The stea i sailed from New it with foodstuffs for <o is expected to la can stop such a ndod for non -military d s she will stop ke a test case in said anything about the Wil i pin Brem weath mer York Hamburs decide I ship when use. the Eng- Dacia court, but pina GLAND TO SEIZE DACIA | (By Associated Press.) alveston, Jan. 23.—The steam .| )acia, with eotton for Rotterdam Bremen, did not sail this morn although she cleared yesterday weather is rough and she will jably sail tcmorrow. England she will seize the Dacia FOR IRISH VOLUNTEERS York, Jan. 23.-—The heart very Irish man, woman and child oW INew York is today centered in biz ‘get together” at the Cen- Opera House tonight for the fit of “the boys in the trenches ¢ Irish volunteers. in charge not only h Tippera but from every oth - The commit . has members ountry or distriet of the Emerald to It is hardly be expected Irish patrio n their hene an cqual the German fair which putly viclded over a million dol cause they are woefully out red, but for individual enthu p it is safe to assert the enthu. m cquals half a dozen Germans WAR IN THE CHURCH DING PUBLISHED IN IHE BEST TOKN IN THE BEST PART OF THE BEST STATE e .5 TO TEST ENCLAN 10 INTERFERE W SHIPPING BY SEN TWO SHIPS UNDER U, . FLAG 'S RIGHT AMERICAN G "‘V[R o o1 NIGHT WITE FOODSTUFF: ih‘CR[ASE IN FREIGHT RATES ALLOWED ON LUMBER, HARDWOOD, ETC. BRAZIERS FOR PICKETS LAKELAND, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JAN. 23, 1915. THE LAKELAND EVENING TELEGRAM Wuther Fore- cast: Unset- £ tled.” probably & rain tomor 3 Uoller Sun. ¢ day night, 000-:4558 BSUST REM[MBEH THAT SATAN STRYED 1N AEAVEN UNTIl HE BEGAN T0 KN!]EK HIS HGME TflW‘l HARRY Th WAS " RETURNED TODAY 10 MATTEAWAN ¥ Association Press.) NS H L e pd 3 3 Was returned to New York's today The formalities ARMY BILL GOES TO THE SENATE, ( Associated Press.) lan. 23 The army $101, 000,000 appro. ons for the my, went to the | toda House passed | Lill without rol] call, virtually a8 the commiittee reported it. Ad- X ocates of an increased army lost “theip fizht, which will probably be ‘\ newed in the Scuate On the nmn-nw_ut of the base of st u iaigll | with which the main body of men can be moved | bases of supplies for their various precision, timing the arrival of both at |AUST RIAN PREMIER HAS RESIGNED ated Press.) in transit Rome, Count Staerkh, ¢ Austrian premier, has resigned, | among the hungry soldiers says a Vienna dispateh. Finance | Mi will probably - Venbilinski |BRITISH DROP BOMBS ON GERMAN DOCKS| (By Assoclated Press.) Amsterdam, Savannah, Ga., Jan. Jan. 23.—British airmen today dropped bombs on im . portant docks at Bry Belgium, the first time in the history of Sa vannah cotton destined for held by the Germans. The result is [soil was yesterday carefully not known The aviators escaped | ined for contraband of war thro unhurt despite German attacks fthe N ray. The work was done un . dep the direction of Mr. W. II. PROGRAM OF SENIOR LEAGUE, M. E CHURCH Murphy, an expert machine operator. The staple, after examination, hoisted aboard the American steam- was Sunday, 6 p. m 2 Leader - Prof. Paul Phillips er Nevadan, at the Seaboard Air Opening Song League Line terminals, and will be taken Reading——References of subject, [ Ot before the end of January for Bremen dirveet Mr. Murphy and Miss Overstreot his stant were screened from DRt s oM BF Do TkAdar view by a shielding wall of heavy Solo—Miss Anna Cardwell canvas, with which a miniature il ARt on house has been constructed at pier Senadiotion No. on the eastern side of slip The public is cordially invited No. %, and many people who went to the island to wateh the opera. tions were disappointed. The ma MUST PAY $10,000 FOR SELL~ chine employed in sending the great ING GASOLINE FOR KEROSINE | rays of lizght through a bhale of cot * " ton ig apparntly insienificant. It Atlanta, Jan. 23 Aflirming the | tement of a jury in the Thomas e e - | JAPAN BEGINS SERIES 1 W Reazan, for his minopr child, El. Kiiabe that. th Srconionshmien 4Ry, o azainst the Standard Oil | EIEMH, A8 o FL Fakiald frath of Mre. Lula Reagan | SR i vife mother of petitioner, | (By Associated Press) PANIC AND ANARCHY whose death resulted from an explo . Tokio, Jan. 23. Japan has be- REIGN IN MEXICOQ | o of asoline sold for k""llfl'll“‘ of important diplomatic and with which she was seeking to | yegotiations with China The ob. start a fire. The State supreme | joct ig to determine the future status ew York, Jan. 23.—Pastor Ran- (By Associated Press.) court says of Japan's relations with that coun - of the Mont Morris Baptist hington, Jan. 2i.—Vera Cruz ‘Where oil sold as kerosene 18 |try and decide certain questions re- rch is evineing the neutrality of | jicpatches to the Carranza azency fysed in starting a fire by one who |garding the development of the Chi- church and inviting united | here say that anarcny, panic andlyeljeves it to be kerosene when it is|nese republic. ght on the despotism of war and | jisorder reign in Mexico in fact a more dangerous liquid and e selessness by a serieg of lectures | oxplodes when so used, its use for prominent persons, looking from | i bk T wepose is not such negligence| ~REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS several viewpoints of the differ-|L OMINIC per se as would bar a recovery from| . '—lhr\ B a factions. Tomorrow Herman WORKS DEPT. TO BE the seller for reiting injuries to (l-u::;sr:::iupuco u:crl:.,wy - mstein, editor of “Today” and INVESTIGATED |, person 8o using it.” : 21 i 4 hor of “With Master Minds,” — el LR a2 i " (By Association Press.) Southern Lan Security i N . vores! Wabiugtss, Sha. 35, —Secroiery CHEAPER AUTOS By g Ty ures will cover a per! of eleven | 8 . e priani s ks . 4 Bryan has ordered the Dominican Yiektoit dan At the auto \’!clm;’ I:. ,Palm(‘r and wife to public works department investi= show which closes here tonlght it is _,,,,;:,m,:. HS'::::"[ L ated the heart of the automobile | E. C. . t0.8. AL, .8 NFERENCE | &% noted in Harkiod §. C. BIBLE CO o T district that prices for autos and a@.[Railway. s jes have i ch reduced as H. C. Conner and wife to S. A. R i & o, WO v TS Sl !hdrl‘ II;‘F-"-m” ved Orders | 1-- Railway. d Biblical students, Dr. . I : AL e st s S H. C. Conner, etal., toS. A. L pficld, Dr. R. V. Miller and| . pinoion n. 23.—The|indicate & general resumption of e R. E. Neighbor, will begin &, = ¢ Representatives will toa|business on a large scale T e S € of Bible talks in this city 0«1 1\ jiold special memorial sen S ida Lake Region Land Co e o “;Ir ® e tor the nte Coneressman “Smil-1BENEEIGNE 19 S0 ¥ B in b i sndwite to d6iuie K teligious leaders and t ose . . g Rr r reey 5 i i o - - enton, N. J., Jan. 23.—Mme. | Blacl g 1 pLItuAL D) [t Y RN 4 s Lo 3 T: # .::h ‘\Xurnr“] to sinz at a Albert D. Gilley and wife to Hen - Pr“r S i i —~ monster mass meeting in this city |ty M. Hammett. : : 4 ot s 4 r tomorrow for the purpose of raising George H. Alfield and wife to I, : ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE o 1 he | Edwards Ohlinger ild= " i funds for the starving Poles in the X L i B. Y. P. U. PROGRAM | IN LOUISIANA ;’_l”"r"”“ A WAt 2ons Joseph Bumby to L. A. Wesner i 3 2 Bumby bject—Devotional meeting, The | R T o ¥ ; ty of Believers. | New! ! : +in an |TENNESSEE BIBLE M. L. and A. E. Robinson to ong b CONFERENCE | Alice 3oon . ayer ApATE o S 7. E. Bowen and wife to G. L. g P sylva ex : —The | Mickler. Fiptur —Rom. 8:1.11,. Tenn., Jan. otona I-le:on 8:31-39, Bru-) ' . 3 ; | Bible conference of this State| W. C. Pope to Ann E. Pope. Sw ;<;;]||“ e & I‘ 2 5 tomorrow and continues E. R. Wilbur and wife to W. L Btrocuction i Sam = ck. Speakers of great|Wilbur et al. mn-—-Mrs.DMani.n:'f\-‘nm, Y AN will participate and the J ¢ Swindel et al to 1. E “_.‘“m Doctrine Does Not Mean DRYS AFTER MARYLAND 4 Viate BINRESE: U pro] Girken Wt N the Doctrine Does Mean.: Kate Williams. | ire Reading and Interpre~ John 15:1.10; Heb. 6:4-9 ' of Believers, Miss Lisc the Apostle Paul on of Scriptures 9; Cor. 1;8; Phil. s 1:12, George Philips. it he Apostles Peter and Jol !0 Say and Interpretation re—Jewe] Swindel. | Paul Whelpley. 1" e Believer is Safe—By Rev. | Ant r thoughts throughout POLAR EXPLORER STARTS LECTURE TOUR “TST PEV\SYLVAgmL CLUB| Montreal, Que Jan. 23.—Sir e Douglas Mawson, the celebrated i Ay 1 Jan. 23 A | Antarctic explorer who first made a being installed for |trip with Sir <t Shackleton and . ¢ the exhibition tonight |then followed with a trip on his di. Philadelphia Kennel | rection financed by the British and st judges as well as ex=| Australian governments, during s all parts of the country | which he had many perils, lost hi B esgetog el iy companions and barely escaped with - _ his life, will b a r as| China has only one physician |here tonight, illustrated by photo- graphs which Sir Ernest writes are n lines for each d along mo )0 inhabitants “wonderful army corps with an almost math shows how the commissary division of the Gere COOKING THE FOOD IN TRANSIT 1pplies of an army depends the rapidity The Germans move their atical The photograph works while it is about the same time. imn army In the field kitchen mounted on the railroad truck the food for the army which this particular division supplies is being prepared so that | on its arrival at the base of operations the food is ready to be distributed A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A AT AN 113,000 BALES OF GOTTON PLAGED UNDER X-RAY AT SAVANNAH YESTERDAY| macer For GRMAN SHELLS | the general appearance in fact, of a camera, at the long range at which strangers e held, owing to the great danger of shock from 1t the heavy currrent of clectricity. a tripod on whee and when a bale of the staple is brought in on a truck and dumped on a temporary platform the chine is placed close against the jute bagging covering the cotton; the as. is mounted on ma ant on the other side takes a pecp when the current is switened on aftey the entire length of the ) has heen brought under the rays, with a slow swinging movement of the wheeled tripod the cotton s carted away and swung onto the decks of the steamep with der The Nevadan is to carry baleg of cotton. Several in of the Enelish government {tioned on and near the are sta vessel to Lwateh day and ni vent | ehi it in order to pre any articles of a contraband racter being taken on the LEO FRANK'S CASF HAY " PROBABLY BF ARCUED ONFEBRUARY 23 ship. (By Associated Press.) Washington, Jan. 23. —Leo. M. Frank’s appeal in the habeas corpus proceedings will probably be argued before the supreme court Feb. Frank's attorneys will submit a mo. tion on Monday to advance the case. FEB. 28 LAST DAY FOR INCOME TAX RETURNS Jacksonville, Jan. 23.—That citi- zens have not fully complied with the law who do not have their in- come tax returns in the hands of the collector of internal revenue by mid- 'night of Feb. 28, ig the declaration coming from the office of Internal Revenue Collector Hayes H. Lewis yesterday. ‘It is stated that the col- lector has no power to extend the time for making the returns or to remove the penalty imposed for the violation of the law. The penalties imposed in the making of returns within the specified time are a fine of not less than $20 or more than $1,000 for individuals and an amount not exceeding $10,000 for corporations, all of which is in ad- dition to penalty of 50 per cent on the amount oftaxdue COAST ARTILLERY ATHLETICS Boston, Jan. 2 The Coast Ar. tillery Corps athletic exhibition will be held in South armory tonight un= der the direction of Major B. B. Shedd The meet which preceded the B. A. A. event by two weeks will rank second in importance to that event, which is the blue New England athletics. | Under a rulinz by the adjutant gen . ribbon event of eral spikes will not be used and ev= ery effort will be made to have the floor in such condition that the con. testant smooth soled shoes will not slip $1, 000 000 FOR POLES Milwaukee, Wiz., Jan. 23.—The {churches in this nd many oth- throughout to ity ers the country are GERMAN AVIATORS DROPPED BOMBS ON DUNKIRK: BRITISH FEAR ATTACK ON ENCLAND DEMOCRATS WORK MEE o = HARD ON SHip PURCHASE BiLL WHICH ARE OPERATING AT (By Associated Press.) shington, Jan. 23 The Sen. DEFEATED IN THE CAUCASUS W ate DIFFERENT POINTS: RUSSIANS Demoe (By Associated Press.) Pavis, Jan. 23.- An official night German avia- attacked Dunkirk yesterday, dropped eighty bombs, killed six and wounded fonrteen people and a large ware fi French and British aviators who chased the Germans, plang at frontier, is caucuscd and today note continaed theip efforts to perfect the |jssued jast administration ~hip They are 'measure purchase to bill the de . opposition determined this if firm Republican The admintstration determined to tell the people why the bill should be passed, and the president will ad pass session it possible spite hous¢ was set on brought down one aero= Dunes on the Belgian and its 1wo occupantg were Bray dress two large national conventions on the subject within ry Redficlds out fortnight. {eaptured Secret to speak throu the South regarding the The Senate till Monday measure Journed over today ad FEAR ATTACK ON ENGLAND (By Associated Press ) ‘A Leyden disa London, Jan batch says fishermen saw an airship founder in the North Sea Friday night, but could not aid it. They indicated that it was a Zeppelin. Fear of a concerted air attack still erips Ensland. Reports of Zeppe- lins seen last night over the east re not confirmed. German t fatally raided Dunkirk yes- terday Constantinople reports a Russian defeat in the Caucasus, but does not Turkish defeais claimed by ans. . mention Russi R R PR Y ) %()filt‘ldl Weather Report-. Tampa and vi. Unsettled tonight and San- Tampa, Jan cinity: day, probably rain Colder Sunday night or Monday The coast guard signal station at For Florida: Unsettled tonight and Sunday, tonizht Whitby, on the English coast, made a probahly good target for the gunners of the raiding German warships and its con dition shows their aim was cxcellent. rain Colder in northwest portion; cold northwest the Ea-t north. for the witve extrenie Winds to strong Winds Atlantic: Moderate shifting to west and northwest hy Sunday portion . for tnlf: Fresh South south OILING ROADS TO COST $150,000 , UXcept east on Florida coast General Weather Conditions The low pressure which was fover Frid morning northeastward and is Miami, Jan. 23 At theip next regular meeting the county sioners will take up for considera« tion the matter of bonding the coun~ commis - Arkansas moved rapidly ty for one hundred and fifty thou.|over the lower lake region this sand dollarg to ra a fund for oil-|morning. Another center of low ing the main county highway from |pressure, however, appears over the south boundary of Palm Bea Louisiana this morning. Rain has county to Florida City, formerly De. troit. Attorney Railey is preparing fallen during the past twenty.four hours over the west and middle gulf the resolution, which will be sub={coast, and rain or snow over the mitted to the commissioners Feb, 2 2. |middle and lower Mississippi valley, It has been estimated that it will[the Ohio valley, the lower lake re= he much cheaper to oil the roads and |gion and the north and middle At thereby keep them in good condition |lantic States. than to patch them and then rebuild| Qyer Florida and southern Georgia every three or four years, as has|rajr weather has prevailed. An area been necessary in the past. of high pressure covers the western States, with its crest over Kansas. It has caused generally fair weather over the western half of the coun=- try, except over the extreme southe west, where rain has fallen in Cali~ fornia and Arizona. Temperatures have risen over the Atlantic and east gulf States. They have fallen decidedly over the Mis< sissippi valley, Texas, and the Mis= souri valley. The freezing line this morning runs through western Ten. nessee, northern Louisiana and southern Texas. Temperatures of zero or below occurred over the Da= ktas, Wyoming, Minnesota, Wiscon- sin, upper Michican and Nebraska. Indications for unsettled weather in the vicinity of Tampa to= , |night and Sunday, with rain prob. conducted by the negro clergy and |able. Colder weather may be mourners occupied the time until|pected Sunday night or Monday Sherifil Dowling asked Roland for a final word. The doomed negro rea sponded, expressing his faith in God THIS BEATS THE LYNCHERS' WAY OF DOING IT Jacksonville, Jan. 23.—Lonnie Roland, the negro tried and convicts ed for the murder of Police Officer N. P. Hagan on the night of Sept. 15, 1913, bravely met his death sen= tence 10:47 o'clock yesterday morning in the Duval county jail by hanging, according to the laws of the te of Florida. Life was pro. nounced extinct by two physicians nine minutes after the trap sent Ro= land his doom. The convicted murderer was brought from his cell by Sheriff W. H. Dowlinz at 10 a. m. The usual death ceremon to are ox= FLORIDA MAN INVENTS | ut their shoulders and appeals to. r in a gizantic ef- fort to raise $1,000,000 for the ! Poles who are starving because of the war in Europe. and stating that he was ready to AERIAL TORPEDO pasg into the beyond With the re~ —_— quest by the sheriff that God have Washineto Jan. 23 Herman mercy on his soul, the law was sat-|F. Davis, of 81 Augustine, inventor isfied Although Roland did not|of the ac torpedo, accompanied refer in his remarks to the shooting ;hy Mr Dav s of the police officer, he had on a pre-|an importa vious occasion admitted the deed and | Davis has 'ral times was willing to pay the penalty. Of.|:ince the Eur an w zan and {* ficer N. P. Hagan was killed while |is known he has been In con- attempting to round up a gang of th Sir Cecil Sprine-Rice, store robbers composed of several ne= ambassador, the French croes who had been executing rob- | M. Jusserand, and pos. b s in the western part of the [aibly others with regard to his tor= city. pedo, but he will say nothins cone cerning this matter or what the di= The greatest hop market in the|rect purpose of his conferences with world is also a great toy market— lthe foreign representatives Jjust named is Nuremburg.