Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, March 20, 1915, Page 1

¢ (FHE LAKELAND EVENING TELEGRAM | OF CONSTANTIPOPLE e s S o ATIITUDE OF _ PASSENCERS B3 IN BALINCE 25 ALLIES " APAN CIELY | LANDING, 1N 10 SATISFY | NEW YORK THINDER ACARST . ILES FORTFCATIONS INTEDSTATES| REPORT FGHT a s Dropping Bombs Near Dover hwo THOUSAND SHELLS FIRED (By Associated Press.) STATEMENT THAT LATTER|WITNESSED BATTLE IN IRISH i . HAVE WARNED JAPAN IN| CHANNEL®BETWEEN BRITISH London, March 20. — German N SIX HOURS’ BOMBARDMENT aeroplanes dropped several = ¢, bombs | This most dramatic and wonderful picture of the great war made durlu the last moments of the doomed q _S§IX BATTLESHIPS RENEW ) (.Odly off Deal on the Straits of Do.' German cruiser Bluecher, just a few moments before she following the firat battle between dreadnaughts. CHINESE MATTER QF CHINA’S| TORPEDO BOAT AND GERMAN ver, but the missles landed in the| The photograph was made by an officer from the deck of the BBritish cruiser Arethusia. After floating for a ATTACK 0]’ FORTIFICATIONS |[sea. A patrol boat fired at the aero.| brief time on her side the Bluecher turned deliberately over. For about ten minutes before taking her final plunge NEGOTIATION§ DISCREDITED SUBMARINE i ,‘;l i Plune, which turned away. ::i:oma keel up while several of her crew ran along the bottom of the vessel and then disappeared trom —_— P - ] Ppe———— 1 o s By Assoclated Press.) Netherlands Protest Blockade ~ oy . Tokio, March 20.—Press dis. (By Asmiaced Brees:) £ T London, Mareh 20.—With com. (By Associated Press.) - Iparative inaction prevailing along| '-ondon, March 20.—Reuter's the eastern and western land battle | Hague correspondent says the Neth. ftroats, interest i8 now centered in |°r1ands has sent Great Britain and | g UNSEASONABLE EXPRESS RATE he operation of the Allies’ fleet | France a protest against the British against the Dardanelles' fortifica. | Plockade of Germany, Denmark and tions. The Russian Black Sea fleet |SWeden had previously protested. | ) is reported knocking at the eastern R R TR ’ T"Rom"w]l solr[" E‘MD door of the Bosphorus while the | EDUCATIONAL SILVER JUBILEE Anglo.French warships have renew- e I ed operations at the western end of | New York, March 20.—The Educa. (By Associated Press.) (By Association Presa.) the Dardanelles. Many British ob-|tional Allinace will tomorrow cele.| Washington, March 20.—With| Washington, March 20.—Formal servers believe that the fate of Con.|brate Broadway and Jefferson Street, [the snow line extending into south. [Orders reopening the express rate adopted: stantinople hangs in the balance, | Mayor Mitchell will be the principal | ™D Mississippi, and with killing [case as requested in a petition’ re. First, Bt oeath®. that Tiake but others think naval ope"uonsispeakpr, Last year more than 3,.|frosts and freezing temperatures in cently filed by four of the principal Sind C;m No. 78 tully tpprecmt?; must be supported on land before 900,000 availed themselves of the|TeXas and northwestern Louisiana, |expreds companies, was issued today the klndn’eu of 'the citizens who the straits are forced. Although Privileses extended by the Alliance, jand Prospects for their extension |bY the Interstate Commerce Commis. furnished cars for showing the dele. Turkish official reports minimize the | IS membership is 3,000. The expen.l“"‘“"’ throah Alabsma, Sipsly. [on. . SNGEES WEL URRMA KL M | A RO diture was $110,681, sippi and Georgia to central Flor-|to be named later. Pending hear. |8 W. 0, W. ' fects of the bombardment, dis. ida, the South i fenci ~|ings, however, no change in rates is |¢ity and taking them to and from patehos from other near enslern' R g At ;ne PE s to b.e made, t the unveiling and we wish to extend points say that negotiations have al - SEAsOBMIS TR | Tie MRS ; 4 to them the ‘#indere thanks of the record for low temperatures, how. R 7 S ready been pegun with the American |} omo 1or incorrigible colored girls, | ever, is unbroken. WORLD PEACE PRAYER I camp. embassy to @ct as an intermediary costing $91,000, was completed to. s ——— m Second. We wish to thank the (o save Constantinople from the Al-|qay, Fifty thousand dollars has been CHANGES IN JERSEY GUARD Rome, March 20.—World wide [City Commissioners for furnishing es' warships, appropriated for its maintenance. Tr— ! peace prayers will be oftered by the |lights for the W. O. W. arch and the Trenton, March 20.—General or.[Catholic church throughout the |many other courtesies shown us ders were fully complied with today | country tomorrow, Passion Sunday.|during the Convention. issued by the adjutant.general’s of.|Coples of the prayer have been dis.| Third. We wish to 'thank the fice reonganizing the National Guard [tributed to all the .ehurches. In|Board of Trage and especialy its in several particulars designated to|America the prayer sent out by Car.|Secretary, Mr, A. J. Holworthy, for the second chapter and third verse.| Wear in the Dodd.Martin meetings, bring it into closer conformity to the |dinal Gibbons is in part as follows: |ihe help given us during the Conven_'“How shall we edcape If we neglect | gave the second In & series of after- organization of the regular army.|Dismayed by the hurfors of & war|Hon. | ewws . I» great salvation? !Dr. G'[fi‘?".fwno:?:w.?.“n' The lwon: Oem- The annual inspection of the guard|whick' 18 Biiging ruin to_peoples| Fourth, Ws wish to thank the|bell Morgan, the great Londoning st De, Dedd Addromet which has been going on since Feb,13u4 nations, we turn, 0 “Jesus, 0| Woodmsll Cirele for the great help |Preacher, has preached the greatest himsoll' more partiowlarly to w con. 2tches declaring that the United States has warned Japan in connec. tion with the Chinese negotiatiens is accepted here as exaggeration be. cause of the fact that the United New York, March 20.—Passengers aboard the British steamer Lapland, which reached here today from Liverpool, were witnesses of a bat. States recently made Inquiry con. tle in the Irish Channel between a cerning several polnts of the Jap British torpedo boat which escorted anese demands, While the foreign |the Lapland, and a German subma. office deolines to discuss the ques-)¥ine. The Lapland, crowding on tion, Japanese statesmen predict Steam, fled in a zig.zag line from that Japan’s assurance will satisty |the combatants, . y the United States. The widening circle of oil on the B A, water caused Captain Bradshaw of The New Hampshire House of 'the Lapland to say that he believed Representatives has voted to abolish 'the submarine was sunk by the tor. capital punishment. ,pedo boat. JR. DODD CONTILES FINE REVIVAL " WORK IN MEETINGS AT BAPTIST CHURCH Dr. Todd’s text last night was one | the evening service in the Audito- from which he said probably more | rium. 0 sermons had been preached than from any other, unless it be the| Yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock, sixxteenth verse of the third chap. | Dr. M. E. Dodd, the visiting even. ter of Johh. This text is. Hebrews |gelist, who ie aseisting Rav, Wallace i L0CAL WOODHEN CRATEFL FOR CPERATION Lakeland, Fla., March 18, 1915, The following resolutions were 1 2 (By Assoclated Press.) i ! Tipton, Mo., March 20.—The State , was finished today. Thy wmost loving beart ag to our last | i heidliig the Coh. mermon from this text,” sald Dr. slderation of the signs 6f the times’ 3 & alebad E - One of the principal changes ef-thope. O God of Merey, with tegrs, :::L g o , Todd, “applying it altogether to and his lecture was most profitable (By Associated Press.) (By AssCCi2ted Press.) fected by the reorganization is the | g I"‘""fi. wei-ariended and most care. Paris March 20.—No attempdt( pondon, March 20.—The admiral. ) i At eatalishment of an ambylance com. scourge; O King of Peace, We|apanish team of T . foit thei¥ |heglect of their BAIYAtion. - after 'fully beard, pany, with héadquatiers &t the new :humbly implore the pro e ot ‘ for which | demonstrating the work and fufs|We Have been given 4 great salva.| *One of the severest Febukes avér armory in Red Bank. Captain Peter we long * * * In this hour made | ther adding to the entertainment oe‘dafl W6 négleét to nourish it, to Im- spoken by Christ,” said Dr. Dodd, “Is s made by the Allies’ fleet to de. |ty announced today that German velop to the fullest extent its gen. | wbmarine mpide during the week eral attnek on the Dardanelles which | ending March 17th resulted in the Was begus Thuraday,saye.ad Athens|yos of ‘eight British vessels with & dispatch to Havas Agency. A Brit-!ionnage of 22,825. ish officer is quoted as authority. Two thousand ehells were fired in - l Six h ours’ bombardment which| Six Battleships Renew Attack wa sdesigned to force a passage to (By Awsoclated Press.) ' Kilid Bahr Chanak Kaless. London, March 20.—7Six battle. A Havag correspondent says the |Ships re entered the Dardanelles fire from the Turkish forts was of | Straits Friday,a ccording to a Reu. uninterrupted violence. ter dispatch from the lIsland of we invoke Thee to end this fearful| pygen. Wo . wish to thatik tiié !cnmu-q- showing their horrible F. Rafferty, of the medical corps, is ' terrible with bu hate, ; % { prove ‘o, faith by our works) and |the text we Gave this atternonn, The in command. The formation of the bloodshed and with sisushter, onc “Bixth., We wish to extend ouriallow it to become merely salvationythird and fourth verses of the slix. ambulance company will result in &'more. may Thy Divind Weart belyineere thanks to the teams from |and ‘that's all. A most wonderful |teenth chapter of Matthews Gospel, decrease in the prescribed. strength moved to pity..: Pity the:‘countlees|ii¢ Woodmen Circles from Jackson.|message, indeed, but tonight I want |‘Ye know how to discern the face of of the fleld hospital, which is reduced | mothets in anguish for the.fate of |yille, Témpa and Lakeland for their |to apply it to the lost in & very brief |the heavens but ye can not discern from _fifty.seven to thirty three en-|their sons, fot the numberiess fam.|xindness in helping us to entertain message, noting three great things |the signs of the times, an evil and listed men. ilies now bateaved of their (nt'hn;' the visitors. that seem to me to stand out plain. |adulterous generation seeketh after — ‘:,i' pity Europe ovét which broods such| geventhi. We wish to thank thely. A great responsibility, a great|a sign~' Christ virtually sald ‘Ye mmw DAY < |havoc and disastéf. Do Thou in-|yross of the city for the publicity |condemnation, and a great salvation. lare hypocrites, in that ye know ail % spire rulers and people With counsels | and other courtesies shown us. The responsibility is ours, it {8 | material t.hlnn but do not know the The after prow of the French bat. | Tenedos. This resumption-of action| gan Francisco, March fo vioday |of sneelne:;; dou'l‘hou holdl :"f":‘: ”’n"ié‘"{:l ;V:m:l::rl?h:h:::.?o;::; :‘:::l .)::::l:)}';u:r:;enl‘:;e;:vh:dq‘;:. ;l:: :\;:::n:;!'."d‘:l‘:)"l: r::::xu::.dc::-“f:; tleship Gaulois was touched by a|against the Turkish fortifications |y Maryland day at the Panaiie K%. |that teay the nations awunder. - |elzn C. H. k in Jaball- ye be drawn out 6F 'relcued soothsayers and hy i mine, but the . after the loss Thursday of the ition. Vice.President Marshall | Deign to hear our trustful prayef|pe gave the Reception Committee in y d a ypnotists and ) d;::lg: :r::s:y!lt::flpx. Franch battieahip - Boavat anditis p"::' represent the President’ at the|&nd give me back to the world peacé finm.lllng the detalls connected with ::ctn:;:-w n::lnell ::;D:ml;figu::ng“;a g::m;fi:,x:;:fimdl;nnnltum, and ible, which was hit on the bow by British battleships Irresistible and |ceremonies. The buflding is a copy |afd tranquility. And do thou, O most | (htii work. e s n;sponalhlmy e S God‘!- R ch:r:yar. - fea. hells, also left ‘the straits, conveyed Ocean, failed to accomplish anything [of the old Carroll house. The Mary'- |holy Virgin, as in other times of our It i# the wi#h of this comm! ";P b s e Sl pro‘phec RAileithan o0 pter ‘of his s T B L e e seathionr s syesttiis s L OUPAVEIPE A Bovsms PR S ':e =5 ‘J"ll' haldp. :“;e:ro— it E::yub‘;d:»em-p'r:a‘;u:p:: the‘ ¥hl: c‘hur(-h at Lakeland hag built a cnmlnn? the golng .n::."“'h;;:-‘ (l;l“ecdkf;:; n:::" ety :\;:‘l)::ir;”:mdlhons e o :ult._m_t”_ffr_' A : Lfi:‘:xet.e:fi our “:MD- great building; they have called & spirits which wag the b'l!h'fl'h!l !'; 3 Respecttully submitted, pastor here; they pay him a definite ! the dawp #rade, the entering. polnt B. H. Belisairs, chalrman com. ry to do all he can to show you [us the wedge, which had Fotalted dn S UNCOE DI RAPID TRANSIT mm mm m mittee, L. P. Terrell, C. C. Cagle, |the life and thelight. They have gent | we gee in the ‘text, in producing & Philadelphia, Pg., March 20.—The Hmm‘l’ m ' mm 7. C. Smith, W. 8. Erwin, C. F.[away and have brought here an |nation actually more tamiliar with first steps were taken today for the Kenedy, W. R. Wilson, B. F. WL fevangelist and a singer and personal | signs and symbole than. with the construction of Philadelphia’s high. 4 don, S. Raymondo, R. E. Skippet,|worker; evw'Ything in the world word of thelr God. God set down & speed transit system. Five hundred (By Atssociated Press.) Reed Robinson, Reception Commit- [possible to make it ntractive to you, | great and plainly worded law abouy, thousand was appropriated by the| wouereon Mareh 20 —Charled S0 to invite you to come ana *cebt the |going atter familiar wpirits, an ‘ 3 X i r fam and (By ‘Robert E, Dundon) deflected the drive to Coombs i feity to start the work. A epecial|p = G Lovd. Now, then the responsibllity iemee) A the time to get Stanshury 2t first, but |election will be held to appropriate ces Adams, publicist and his. ad violaied {t, an® therefore torian, died of grippe at his winter | Osborn scored on the play. $30,000,000 more. Roma.: baes early today. P iedd | Orlando, Fla., March 20.—The: Birmingham scratched its first ee— . |vors 4m 1835. ouisville players found little difi. run in their half of the third. Rob. INTERSTATE COLLIE CLUB' —_— g tson walked. Carrol singled to ulyt in solving the deliveries of ertson RIS, . e be three Birmingham pitchers who right. Two infleld outs scored Rob. : . Ellis then threw out Sloan [Interstate Collie Club Show opened orked in the first game of the ertson today at the Colonial Thestls,” this AND VICTORY IN 1916 eri first, retiring the side. Ties, and captured the contest by at firs city. It is a four_point show. Ar- he s .| Mouisville got another in the owe:::e ::.12 ::m::; s::;:‘e:g::a'?n fourth. Weinberg was hit by a pitch_[rangements are made for all variety Jacksonville, March 20.—That he et Neine Tt ok : han {m; - dicates, and will |ed ball. Clemons walked Ellis sac-|of color and age, in addition to the |sees no chance for Republicans to i tn: it it 4 .d ust neglect ; dition we fing largely oy G "‘Ame cl:orel indicates, ¢ when |rificed and was safe when Southpaw |regular classes listed by the A. K. C. |come back in 1916 is the statement - gre ‘ condemnation 1s gay. that. of fey exiting te. ber come to Lakeland for Ray fumbled the ball. Weinbers |Jamgs Mortimer, of Hempstead, L. 1., {of Henry Wattereon, editor of the yours, You are In a burning bufld. |the churches, motkers and unfaiet. Y come to Lakeland for games d a passed ball. 7The next|hi een selected to judge, which in|Louisvillt Courier.Journal and the {ng. The fireman shoves the ladder e $ 4nd untaith- s s tarac o e e : itsslfanauld RRNE STIRAS eROLE | NEROR Lhe RESE manIdefy thsgiiio up td you. The responsibility is now'why we are not more fl;ncafnod y 2 were easy outs. #m ] e Orlando fams turned out in fairly lh:“’ “h’:‘ :i‘“’h two more Barons|Special arrangements were made|opinion through the editorial page yours. hat do you havé to do toabout Christ's second coming. The rve numbiss Ly grest the Ken. 4 be lost? Nothing. Just stand Still | dhurch 15 the bride of Christ and " ¢ f the daily paper. Col. and Mrs. " Hemingway walked. Two|with the New York Charity Show |of y : g T et dpo counlefi( hir’nmnnx third whence he |management whereby all collies en.| Watterson are at the Hotel Seminole there at the window, and suddenly | § Soen vaitbh e e ! the ease with which Louisville ran fouts P qbudogop o g heall e L1 ben ntrue o i, n s she 3 cored on Coombs' scratchy infield [tered for the Interstate Show to be again after six weeks or more in E ';'.; WEME ARG The Ba‘ro:m :infilt’ Ellan tripled to right, scor_|allowed to leave last evening to ar.|South Florids and Cuba en route by out with you and you are lost. Just ¢, be expected that she, the bride, ad Leaten the Athletics, 5 to 4, in (s shall watch anxiously and longingly T layed here between |ing Coombs. rive here today. 'Ony' 'ltl.lm via New Orleans for :l:en:::‘l:i;;::: 1."::;“?, ;n..t :: ot Sy s got five in the sev. s g b Rl Cue for the return of her husband? ‘;;o':v clubs,an 4 felt confident of m::(\)l(i‘:)]g’;:)p;od with a triple to| NATIONAL HEALTH WEEK 1t fs bound to be the Democrats off.- Oh, n;e blackest 1o ever forged | Would that wite of a traveling man. (oY Over She Laksland repreaen. | T 0 T lels hit ome too hot for again and there is no one else for In gIf the fires of Hell s that awful | who, in his absence, spent her time tives, but after the smoke had r;» itcher, but Midkiff was held at| Tuskegee, Ala, March 20.—Begin. |standard bearer but Wilson, he sald. lie, the very invention of the Devil |y rollicking frivolity with other ‘ired away it was apparent ‘h.“ s Oah:arn was safe on an error [ning tomorrow by the advice and| “The division in the Republican himsef, the father of lies, ‘There’s men, be longing for the return of akeland had outpointed Orlando in lhvnrd h< Midkiff scoring. Der.{with the consent of the executive|ranks is so great that it will be al. time enough yet.' God says ‘Now is|pap husband? Would she be e “¢ first game by a healthy margin. by VF::?le;‘-d ‘-o third, filling the |committee of the National Netro|most impossible for the old party to the accepted time, today is the day fously watching every sign that Louisville did not wait on cere. [rick s n:‘ nsbure fouled to G. John. | Business League, Dr. Booker Wash._|get together strong enough to ac- of salvation.” Ifastly let us note|niop mean his near n’pprolch i Platte, first man to face Rob.|bases l ;rmn ;nd Carroll collided |ington has invited a number of or.|complish victory before 1920, and the great salvation; great in its ing to see him mgajn, I thln’k not— n, one of the star hurlers of son {(1“I'~'hr~ ball. and Daniels, | ganizations to join in what is called | the Democrats eannot but take Mr. scope. Christ died for the sin of | Nejther can weé “’“‘:t the chun:h- %¢ Southern champlons of goinz a(; ntage of the play, scored. | National Health Week. Among those | Wilson, if for no other reason than the world, the whole world. Christ’s | which hag boen untrue to Christ to t seasonm, got a base on balls. | taking ah "; l':f; second and a relay {who have signified that they will|that the selection of any other man heart was just twentyfive thousand be anxiously concerned about his idkif’s out from second to first 0=ImrnH amz""" to Ellam caught |participate are daily and weekly | would be a repudiation of his poli. miles around and eight thousand coming again, and anxious to e dvanced him a base and he scored from Hem doub‘lé play, but the foul | newspapers, health journals, the, cits and this the party cannot afford mile sthrough. Tt was big enough the signs of the times S igria hen Daniels singled to left. Os- him for 3: 5 qarrifit‘e- fiy neverthe. | National Association of Graduate|to do even if it wished,” he said. to take n the whole world. 1t your |pepe, though, my hearers, they are ™ singled to right, Daniels ‘omgI‘(O'mw\"i 'fl-hcr;and Crossin were hit, Nurses. Dr. Washington states that Mr.. Watterson is of the opinion heart is any smaller than that, then here, and we muZt face th’em and we O third. Derlek scored both Dan-|less. \;l;:’ the bases. Perry singled in the South alone 450,000 negroes|that the end of the European war is your heart is not as large as|myet Tealize that they all point to Is and Osborn with a double to left. “Bz‘nlln fliflu Derrick, and Wein - !are seriously ill all of the time; that |not only possible but most probable Christ’'s, Christ said ‘Come unto me the same conclusion that 485 tos o lext two grounded out. 1!0 rwmf-{" snfl: second, but Platte the annual cost of sickness is $75,.| within the next eighteen months and ALL ye that labor.” It was and is Ing of Christ is near at hand - Neither team scored in the sec.|berk. He 1000,000. One hundred and twelve|its ending within that period will | and ever shall be a great salvation | «pnother sign mentioned by the "d, but in the third inning, lner.hnned.m cightb, MidKiff and Osborn !thoullnd negro workers in the South | make doubly certain Democratic vic. In its scope.” New. Testament writers fs e 19kiff flied out to Hartle, D‘nlels! - In"; o3 !‘_o'ou“ helped to uorel‘nre sick all the time. The funeral |tory. The services of the revival will |ghai) Fpet il l;f ks Dled to Jeft center. Osborn nngledls.:z., a |expenses in the South alone amount - R the minister of |continue through tomorrow with Have you heard anvthing lbou-t O%: the third bsse line, scoring |MidKiff. and Marks are expected to $15,000,000 anually, $6,500,000| The steamer August Belmont left of Russia, whe is u;-mu Sundey School at 9:45; preaching 8t | war, recently? g b Sy Pasicls, Osborn took second when | Northrol *MC T iile Hard.'of which can be saved. Sickness and | Pensacols on Saturday with half a m“"‘m"“";":'dfi e TAISIDE |11:00 A. M:. w Junlor baptism pre- | z6q” worla now at war, and the cBride fumbled the drive. A pase. [to pitch s :bue may work for the deaths cost negroes $100,000,00 an. ! million dollars’ worth of ecotton o ussia ceded by a Bible reading on Baptism" other half likely to. be fl.l'l'n Fyres 9 ball put him on third. snnlbmhfirz: °“‘_": nuwally, half of which can be saved. =aboard, bound for Framee. s st sl s R p at 2:30 P. M., and in all probability any moment.” It & terrific grounder to Ellam, Who! Is yours.- Second, the grea CON.|wag the K (Special t 1 it o M o demnation. That is the neglect: |chastisement, nlhn:;l:n.: ::u‘:.r. Just neglect and the condemnation |ed, They were not overly W“m,‘i is yours. What do you have to do to | about the signs of the times, or an be lost? Nothing. Absolutely noth. |thing leading to Christ’s 'ooml & Ing. Just do nothing and yow'll be 'Just so s the world today v::r‘ lost. What does the man at the scarcely concerned about the second lunch counter have to do to miss his coming of Christ, Why? Paul in train? Nothing. Just sit still and [ writing to Timothy tells of a con. JE HAS ‘GREAT TASK § e