Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, March 15, 1915, Page 5

3 Gflffififlfil g LAKELAND ATIENDS REyAL v LACRRVIC AT BAPTIT Chncy 0 bbb ddad IS 5 The great reyiyg i " ncase offll'epllone5000 conducted g 1‘1:;“ :.hwh B irst Baptist 200 AORRAB DRG0 6o T UCh CONtinues (o groy 1y jnger 1| ®SL Power and resyits. Although in. SCHEDULE OF GAMES TO BE & :::”;d vith by the bad weather of PLAYED IN LAKELAND O" rday, the chureh auditorium ! e | Was crowded to jrg capacity on Sun Monday and Tuesday, Mar. © day morning ang evening. 15 and 16, Colonels vs. Phil. & hD"‘__A\l- E. Dodd, of Shreveport, adelphia Athletics. o : 0 I8 the visiting evangelist con.. Wednesday and Thursday, &|1'CUBS this revival, spoke sungay Mar. 17 and 18, Colonels vs. & :';.zfl:,lln[.t from the thirtieth verse of cuban Stars of Havana. =] “He ;|T):'ll‘.ll chapter of Proyerbs, | Vonday and Tuesday, Mar. & B 4t winneth sc.-\uls is wise.” He 22 and 23, Colonels vs. Birm - & kX’D e feelingly of the instance ingiam Barons, qlp':i’:lf 10 0 many occurring in g1 Wednesday and Thursday, © c;(’]pl:ul’::u‘j"“ Vears ago. A young Mar. 24 and 25, Colonels vs. & A “Io";"“““""“- the bride | Chicago Cubs. 9 roaa wh'ip ‘vll \' St betldes fig | Monday and Tuesday, Mar. © i “")' ,‘,' Young husband went 29 and 30, Colonels vs. Ha- Q‘ghootin pr;nru- Shu i derbruen, vana Reds, Cuban team. oo \\'allfn‘z ;hf‘i’r many weary hours o & She spread the alarm and - the news of a lost map went from ho 000 SR O %000 e|town to town and over the portions r. T. L. Waring has just bought | °f three States— s, New Mexico bandsome mew Buick roadster. |31d Arizona. Parties were organ - 1zed in every town, and the govern r. W. H. Slaughter has just|M™ent soldiers were loaned for the hased a new Buick touring car |DUnt to the number of over 5,000, p Local Agent Grady Deen. and yet, said the speaker we sit calmly by while men pass by us ev.. iss Hazel Williams is confined to|®'Y day, lost 1o a fate a thousang home by illness, suffering from |!iMmes worse than mere mortal sttack of Jagrippe, which her|94¢ath, and do absolutely nothing to y friends will very much regret |POint them to the way of life. parn . At the close of the service there were five additions to the church, r. and Mrs. D. M. Tedder and |t¥O Of these being for baptism. The ddaughter, Miss Mary Fields, of | Breatest success of the meeting, so lotte, N. C., are in the city the [ 2", however, was Dr. Dodd's address s of Mr. Tedder’s nephew, Mr. |!© the Sunday school, on “The Road . Tedder and family. to church.” Drawing on a black e board the picture of a boy starting . J. A. Parler, of DeLand, ar |°U! 'O church, Dr. Dodd first pic in the city this morning, and |!UT®d @ great ditch, or valley as he pg resided here several years|'Tmed it, maming this valley re- was much pleased and surprised pentance, or sorrow for sins, fol e growth and improvement of |1°Wing this came a great mountain, land Mr. Parler is an expert |0 the top of which was placed the e tailoring and furnishing busi | Foss of Christ, and this mountain and there is a probability of was named faith. Telling them in pening an establishment here. |Simple terms how that sorrow for their wrongdoings, and faith in p. W. B. Haldeman, the noted Christ were the only things neces- ville journalist, was in town [S3TY for a complete salvation, and short time last night, enroute |then showing the river of baptism Ft. Myers to Kentucky, where |28 & Pre requisite to church mem s called on business. Mr. Hal- | Pership, the speaker called for a p will return to Florida in a manifestation on the part of th fays. While in Lekaland he who were willing to accept Christ ntertained by the representa &?d twenty five of the young peo of the Louisville newspapers, Di8 saxio dorward i e sojourning here on account Last evening Dr. Dodd’s message a; e —— (T ... IOR COMNG YEAR o LY ; The Mlinois club held an interest {ing meeting Saturday afternocon at lthe City Hall. The meeting was | called to order by the president, Dr. W. B. Moon. The most important business was the election of officers. A motion ‘wa= mgde that the present officers ¢ 'ret:ined. but in the ensuing discus sion it was pointed out that it has been the custom and policy of the club to change al] officers each year except the secretary. The motion was therefore withdrawn and the election proceeded with the follow ing result: President—Rev. Richard Bolton. Vice President—Mr. Geo. Ham. merstroem. Secretary-—Mrs. William Steitz. Treasurer—Dr. Grace B. Hanna. Mrs. Steitz, upon her re election to the office of secretary, which she has held since the founding of the club, stated that she did not con sider her retention in office as at all AFTERNOON (ByRobert H. Dundon.) [Louisville’s Colonels began the schedule of exhibition games at the fair grounds this afternoon, meeting Connie Mack’s Atbletics in the first game of two which will be played here. The Colonels were on the field at 9:30 o'clock, having a thorough fungo, bunting, base.running and batting practice. Most attention was paid today by Manager Hayden to the detail of perfecting the “hit and run” signals and other elements needful to team work. On the other hand the Athletics took a rest. Harry Davis, the vet eran first baseman, who now acts as necessary to the welfare of the club, |coach of the team, and is Connie but thanked the organization for |Mack’s chief lieutenant, is in this and other evidences of loyalty to |charge of the division of the team her as organizer of the club. playing in western Florida. He and Ari sing vote of thanks was given | Assistant Secretary Von Ohl, with the retiring officers and Dr. Moon in jone or two other members of the retiring from office thanked the club | squad, are ardent disciples of old for the honor and the support ac {Izaak Walton, and the first question corded him the past year and spoke | they asked on their arrival yester a few words of appreciation of the |day afternoon was: “Where is the club as an organization. ‘| best fishing?” They were advised to Rev. Bolton then took tharge of {try Laké Parker, which they did the meeting. this morning, with the result that a The first matter brought up was |[good catch was negotiated. the addition of an extra member to Games Should Be l!ltfl‘e.lfiflg the executive board, it being the ‘The fact that there is a warm sense of the meeting that this would [scramble for at least three positions divide the responsibility and prevent jon the Athletics’ regular team, made the possibility of a tie. Mr. Edwin |vacant by the sale of Collins, the re R. Schurman was elected to this of tirement of Baker, and Oldring’s de- fice. parture, makes the showing of every The advisability of holding three recruit in every game a matter of or four social gatherings each year vital moment. Some fast young ma. in addition to the annual reunion |terial will be seen in action here at was brought up for discussion and Lakeland, and the showing of the referred to the executive board. players here will hn've much to do It was the feeling of the club|yith their chances to retain a reg- members that they would like to ular place in the league contests. support some plan to add to the Larry Lajoie, the king of second Pleasure of strangers in the city, and basemen, {s being given a tremen several plans were brought up for dous run for his job by the young- :l:s“:::(:':" but no definite action ster Bostick, who will play at the ¢ keystone position In the local The meeting then adjourned. games. The executive board was called While Lajoie is a smashing hit into session. They decided upon D long March 26th as Tllinois Day, and se.|'°™ B° 18 @ veteran of many a lon lected the committees to have charge campsiER SR BIVIR for tho fist ~ |time with the Athletics since the of the arrangements. These 2 o Pennsylvania court decision prevent. Colonels was “The Mission of the Master." pER LY Christ came first, he said, to set the world right with God, for to as many k :Eori‘:flfe. ?:'.ist:: "AOtl]nm:thiz as received Him ‘‘to them gave He Line Railroad, s in Lakeland, the ri.ght to become children of headquarters .'t the Hotel Kib . God.” The worfd stands condemned Mr. Wright’s mission is to before God, God's face turned away fter the passenger ‘Interests of from them, Christ came to pour out past Line in this section, and his blood on the cross, that those st tourists and others going who would accept this atonement in the selection of the best MiBht come to know God as I-‘nt’hor.| and with any other informa might be reconciled with Him. Sw-.l at may be desired. The Coast °0dly, He came to Att-ach us thej constantly adding to the effi truth. The world is full of false of its passenger service, and teachers, they arise every ((%u)‘, tIh:’y ime, but, were prevalent in Chris ating of Mr. Wright in Lake in line with this progressive according to John “¢ rac came through Jesus (I third purpose w2s to take a sin of the world that they mizht y Box stand uncondemned before God. The on has been received that heavy blight of sin was upon all the 'h Home and Hospital at yniver load they could not lift p is still open, and conse themselves, crushing them dow the usual monthly groceries eternal perdition. u will be ' forwarded. hold the Lamb of God that tiketh ¥ho are willing to contribute, away the sin of the world."” 4 hox of crackers or a can of There were fonr additions to the %, are requested to send same church last eveninz, making a total H. C. Slaughter, 801 South of nine thus far. avenue or phone 367 Dr. Dodd will She will pack and forward on “God's Ultimatum to the Lost.” th box. As mno box was Beginning tomorrow, Tuesday morn February especial effort ing, there will le reular services be made to make this box a at 10 each morninz. This will be in . the nature of a cons: ation ser ity jce, dealing more particularly with de of the membership the personal worker From the "1l entertain the bines at wonderful plac ‘_l upon W. Turner's on East Oranee this part of Christian service, and afternoon at 3 the hearty reception avin members invited and =iven these particulur uembers especially. the evang t MRS.H. B. MORSE, large Press Superintendent morning for th John suai rak this evening emphasi uditoriu I ‘m_ S5 TTRACTION TONIGHT B LD was “jf a man named 38 eed, and driving a car at reckless it turned over, would it WIND - SHIELD? to ref u know J Fido, let that auto rest, you RmcE el it's TIRED. s g Well, folks, we are zoing to give you the treat of your lives this week, e : a vaudeville act that will have the i hest 90w of the season and the whole town talklnr; h!hew:righwn 4l comedy on.the road. priced sinzle act that has , % atl 's carly, ‘they are now played in 4 yns of this the lrx'c:m:.nr 1,000 votes with each paid ‘admisflion every night this week and VERSITY MINSTRELS |200 at each matinee. % Pieoe Band AURIEMA He? She Him? Her? Can you guess Fing, dancing, good music, 25,000 worth of gowns T comedy. Two hours of Which? $23 worn during the week Vaudeville - Seats on sale at Silver at matinee and night. ¥ quently. e e e pina wlitibe o R R e Membership in the club is open to | Pelehanty and others from playing those persons, with their families, In that Btate After they had who have formerty resided in T | Jumped” the Philadelphia Nation- nois, but who are now residing or als. Connle Mack developed three sojourning in Lakeland or the vicin |5econd basemen after the loss of La ity, and practically all such pereons §J0l¢, they being Charley Mullen, avail themselves of the privilege of | Panny Murphy, and Eddie Collins. membership each year. Mack discovered such talent as Bar . . ry, Baker, Collins, McInnes, Eddie M. E. Randolph, the Kathleen |Murphy and Joe Bush, and he can banker and developer, has gone to|count on landing several good play - Dante, Va., on a business trip. ers by his methods of getting reports on promising amateurs all over the country, at which he is unexcelled in baseball. The Christian Endeavorers of the Christian church will have a social at the home of Mrs. C. J. Baldwin,| [Eddie Murphy, who plays right Missouri avenue, Tuesday evening fleld for the Athletics in the local from 7:30 to 10. Every member of series, and also in the regular sea. the Endeavor is expected to be pres. son, formerly was a bat boy for the ent. |team. Mack eent him to Baltimore |for a trifle of seasoning. He came Dr. Edwin Hall will lecture at|back a finished bal} player. Murphy the Christian church Wednesday |is a left handed batter, but right evening at 8 o'clock. His subject is handed thrower. He is quick as a “Happy Homes and How to Make |flash in the field and on the bases, Them.” Those who have heard Dr. ;am‘l makes an ideal lead off man. Hall know what his lectures are and | Walsh, who plays center field, has all that hear this will be fully re- heen with the Athletics off -and.on paid. Tickets 25c and 15c. ifor several years. - He 18 a right handed sticker. Walsh played in most of the world’s. series games against Boston last -fall, going in after Strunk was jnjdred. They Play Like Machine Tt has been the writer's good for - tune to see the Athletics in numer ous world’s series, and, while they were crushingly defeated last fall by the Braves, not winning a game, we have also seen them tear through their opposition, as they did against will be in charge of Mr. Howard Martin, the singer, who is associat - ed with Dr. Dodd and Rev. Wear in the meetings. Mr. Martin will present different phases of this great field of service, and will en. deavor to give outlines that will be helpful to those attending. These outlines are based on the personal experience of some of the world's ereatest evangelists, Dr. R. A. Tor. rey's ereat ho “How to Work for Christ,” being used most fre — — . R f T heatre THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY 9th Episode Two reel drama THE HO0DOO This is some comedy This is the thrilling episode. See that girl jump from an ocean liner into the sea. Two reels of thrills. AN EXCITING OUTING TWO GIRLS AND A BOY Another comedy that’s a screamer STANDING OF CONTESTANTS In Co operative Contest Tuesday— 5 THE RERURN A comedy scream A LUCKY BIOWOUT 2 ree] comedy drama. Music by that classy Auditorium Orchestra. Con - tinous show every day 2:30 to 1i. Two Reel Western Drama Wednesday— Special Feature SAVED BY THE HEAD HUNTERS A three reel feature full of thrills Sc and 10¢ 1,000 VOTES WITH EACH admiseion at night, 200 votes with each admission at the matinee. Special Tomorrow— Keystone Scream ATHLETICS PLAY THE COLONELS THIS AND AGAIN TOMORROW | the Giants twice and the Cubs once. In the past ten years the Athletics have been American League cham . pions five times, and have won three out of five world’s series. In 1905 they lost to the Giants, hut that was in the days when “Iron Man"” Mc Ginnity and the peerless Christy Mathewson were at their best, “Matty” shutting out the Athletics no less than three times in that se ries, while McGinnity shut them out once, himself being the loser in a whitewash affair. Rudolph and James were the pitchers who beat them last fall; .indeed, the only de- feats of consequence ever suffered by the Athletics in title games have been by right.handers. “Wallie” Schang, who is first catcher of the Athletics, is here, as well as McAvoy, who also had ex- perience with Baltimore. The Ath letics got Schang by draft from Buf falo, and he is one of the few stars whom Mack did not personally de velop. Schang also is a left-handed hitter. Jack McInnes, who plays first base for the Athletics, is a pronounced left field hitter, like Miller, of the Colonels. It will be interesting to watch the shifting of the outfield for THEN BUY YOUR | FROM US. WE WILL GIVE THE RIGHT STYLE, QUALITY AND PRICE, AND ALSO A SQUARE DEAL LET'S DO BUSINESS WITH EACH OTHER! Lakeland Hardware and Plumbing Co. VAN HUSS' PLACE BUILDERS' HARDWARE O S R WA the various batsmen, but of course this will not be nearly so marked as| ™ e 7 later in the league seasons. 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