The Lakeland evening telegram., December 06, 1918, Image 5

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--L-S'; THE EVBN1NQ TELMIUM, Llk, FRIDAY, DEC , UU
Melana
Laconics
C. Arandell and Mr. Guv
f and family are now at home
'friends at 215 South Florida
(ha Forward! of Hinsdale,
rired this morning to spend
winter In Lakeland. He is
located at the'M. T. Jor
512 East Pine street, where
ipent his previous visits to
lea ol the a. A. R. will
d Fellows' Hall Saturday
(Dee. 7) at 3 o'clock,
It will be the regular bus
ling and election of officers
msuing year. Members are
be present
The Fire tVmM....
.suuju a grass fire
V, the city' the 6est of his
daughter, Mrs. v m 1 18
Morton street.
lowell, of 314 South Tennes-
e, has received the following
letter from Ballard Brad
she prizes very much on
f the young man remember
ith such a kindly letteT, and
illowed us to publish same,
otereeting news It contains
td's many Lakeland friends.
follows:
B. H. Maynard writes from
Vnston, Jacksonville, ae fpl
kindly discontinue ithe Tele-
be here, as I will check out
y and will be again In Lake-
later than Monday. Mrs.
and I are taking in th6 Fair
There are ten airplanes
kg. exhibitions every day.
we will not come home In
Jem, but will return via the
The Senior Enwnh r ..
LI AhUPCh did not Id a service
Z y evenlng on accont of the
rain. Last Sundav'a nr
fore, will be carried out next Sunday
PAVING ABOUND LAKE
UN FINISHED;
FURTHER IMPROVEMENT
Of LAKE PLANNED
The management of the Casino
order to introduce their great patriot
ic, thrilling and sensational fifteen
episode serial, "The Works of Kul
tur," have reduced thA
-".uiioiiun LU
day to regular prices. See today's ad
vertisement for comnlfttA mnm
We would suggest that you make an
engagement with yourself to enjoy the
evening at the Casino.
Mr .Joel Allen, of Louiviii kv
Mr. Joe Douthitt, of Owenaborn. kv
and Mr. August Harka. r nu.
' w vni UU
ville, 111., are a party of winter visit
ors who have been comlne m r.ko-
land for several seasons, and who are
again back with us to enjoy the fish
ing and other attractions of this sec
tion. They are nleasantiv Wntv
the Brown House.
lany friends of Mr. L. D.
I former Lakeland resident.
with much regret of his
kral days ago in Kansas City,
Prewitt was engaged in the
business In Lakeland about
h ago with Mr. W. M. Lind-
Jrith his wife and little child
ments at the Colonial Apart"
bo. . He sustained an attack
fea followed by pneumonia,
feed his death. The remain?
fi to Louisville, Ky., for in-
Lakeland Methodists and the nub
ile generally will be pleased to lean:
that two former pastors of the Meth
odist church will occupy the pulpit
here on Sunday Presiding Elder I.
C. Jenkins, of the Jacksonville Dis
trict, preaching at the 11 o'clock hour,
and Dr. J. R. Casoni of Orlando, will
preach a tthe evening service.
ATTENTION, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
Regular conclave tonight, 7:30 at
Masonic Hall. Election of officers
for ensuing year, and other important
matters. Sir Knights will bring their
uniforms.
W. W. CHASE,
Eminent Commander.
C. E. McMULLEN, Recorder.
A big improvement is added to the
city of Lakeland today by the com-
pletlon this afternoon of the asphalt
drive around Lake Morton. By to
morrow the drive will be open for
traffic, and a delightful spin may be
taken around this lake, where hereto
fore there has been only a very im
perfect sandy road.
With the completion of this drive
there is brought prominently to the
public's attention the possibilities for
park purposes offered by the shores
of this lovely lake, which now lies
not far from the center of the city.
There is much that might be done if
means were available; but in the
meantime, considerable improvement
that will add to the beauty of the
scenery, and the pleasure and com
fort of all, may be effected, with on
ly a small outlay.
With this In view, Commissioner
O'Steen and S. F. Wilkinson, super
intendent of parks have been confer
ring, and they hope to interest all
who own property around the lake..
and others who desire to have some
thing done for the generul beautlflca
tiou of the city, in some plans for
Immediate improvement. This would
embrace the setting of palm trees at
proper intervals, along the drive,
with water oaks for shade at ouch
points where they would not obstruct
the view from the streets, and where
they ' would fit Into an attractive
scheme. At tn early date Commis
sioner O'Steen desires to have a
meeting of these property owners
and other Interested persons, to ex
plain tho Ideas already advanced and
to bring out others; and notice of this
meeting will be given In this paper.
In a short time work will be pushed
on tho'drivo around Lake Wire, and
it is planned to organize a similar
association of the property owners
and citizens interested In beautifying
the suroundlngs of that lake.
U. C. T.'s Meet
Saturday Night
The regular meeting of the United
Commercial Travelers will bo held
Saturday night at 7:30 o'clock. A full
attendance of the members is desired
FODAY
ASINO
Special Prices
To Introduce our Great Serial
Furs for Christmas
Furs are practical Christmas presents of
real use to their recipients. As gifts they
will be highly welcome and will always
reflect great credit upon the judgment
and good taste of their donors. We are
now showing an unusual assortment of
trustworthy furs, representing every pop
ular skin and every fvshionable model.
Buy them while the display is complete.
REYNOLDS
BALLARD BRADLEY
LIKES NAVY BUT,
WILL BE GLAD
TO GET
IE
Naval Operating Base. Hnmntnn
Roads, Va.. "Y" Hut, Seaman
Guard.
My Dear Mrs. Powell:
CLIFTON WAS NOT
REINSTATED: HOUSE
The House refused to concur In the
Senate amendment to the prohibition
bill, which would allow drug stores to
sell whiskey and brandy on preserip
Hi wager thirty cents you don'tl i ' " 77 7 aaj0Urnraent
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Children
Adults
Program
Mack's Musical Comedy Co.
Presenting the Musical Farce
"Cohen in Society"
The Funniest of All Fool Fancies
ack Pickford as "Tom Sawyer "
Mark Twain's Famous Characterization
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It's from Ballard Bradley and I can't ,7" T 7, aUm'n
hlamfl vn f. hi .. . .." between the Houbo and Senate,
blame you for being "surprised" to- Thtt mta , tu
receive this but I have thought of you - "J,
many, many times. Mrs. Powell, but; . . . . ...
hate just put off. and put off writing ';T , f o,
nnfii i on, ,Qoii . a . "B standing 65 against to 2 for.
until I am really ashamed to write' Tlin Bon .a ,,, tk
to ou now, but maybe you'll forgive ! . w J Z Z '? . " " ' " "
jienuent of Polk county, refusing to
I left home five months ago today. I rrtnatota mm ,., oi,j
and it only seems a little while in one The appointment of D. 0. Rogers
way; to think where I've been and 'to be State Attorney for the Tenth
all Ive seen and done since my en-'circuit was confirmed, ,.r
listment, it seems like at the least a I
couple of years. . The Junior loacie nf th FJrt m
i
I enlisted as a hostile l IE. Church are eoinit to nave a run.
and hadn't been out of detention but dy sale Saturday afternoon at 4 p.
three weeks when I was lucky enough m- m ront ot the state bank for the
to be put on a transport. One of the benefit of the M. E. Orphanage.
uerman interned boats. A boat the All donations for this cause will
Kaiser weathered the seas on, the be appreciated.
"Frederick la Gross," and named by
J. 11. GRAIG, AN
AGED REWI, .
JB8fS AWAY
Mr. J. H. Craig, one of Lakeland's
older residents, passed away last
night at 9:45 o'clock, of pneumonia,
having first contracted Influenza,
which developed into the fatal dis
ease. The funeral services were con
ducted this afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the cemetery, Rev. L. D. Lowe offi
ciating. Mr. Craig leaves to mourn his los
a devoted wife, one daughter. Mrs.
Lacy Sloan, five sous, two brothers
und two sisters. Mrs. Craig, we re
gret to state, Is also critically 111 at
this time, of the same trouble.
Mr. Craig was 68 years of agfe, and
was highly esteemed by a large circle
of friends who greatly regret his pass
ing, and who sympathize deeply with
the bereaved family.
Florida liiis 6,fip0 miles of railroads,
Tinted by 31 different companies.
us the "Huron." I didn't eniov mv trln
as I thought I would and my work
didn't suit me at all. It took us 13
days and five hours to go over and
10 days and thirteen hours to como
back. We came back all o. k. with
the exception of a couple of bad
storms, but going over we were at
tacked three times by the subma
rines, and a torpedo was fired at a
transport; the "Zeelandla" off our
Port side, and just missed the stern
The twelve destroyers that were con
i KMim r inm until ti ia
voying us dropped depth charges and1 7 ' Ci"-Ul"
Ihev think thnv ni thA hmH "on.-Fort Myers Press.
TRIES TO TARRY GAME IN TRUNK
On Inquiry this morning by the rail
road officials, a passenger revealed
tho fact thct ho was trying to express
north to Chicago, his trunk containing
turkeys, all Iced, beside his wearing
apparel. This could not be allowed,
so he was forced to unpack and car
ry his game In a baokot, which, whlla
a little Inconvenient, can be done, for
as soon an he reachos Jacksonville tho
weather will be found cool enough to
keop them until he reaches his destl-
REMODELING AND REPAIRING
An expert furrier has been pro
vided to repair or remodel Furs
and Fur Coats to conform with the
coming styles, at very moderate
prices.
Estimates submitted in store
or if Inconvenient for you to come
to the store a Moore's representa
tive will call at your home.
Lakeland's Best Clothe Shop
LAKELAND, FLA.
Western Photoplays. Inc.,
Present
LEAH BAIRD
IN A FIFTEEN EPISODE SERIAL
1 p WEEKLY EPISODES OF THRIILS j J-
X o AN0 pATR,0TISM A D
Tomorrow: Wm. S. Hart, in
"The Gun Fighter"
I've changed my rate to seaman now,
and will be on land until I get my
discharge. I don't like the sea at
nil, I'm what the sailors call a "land
lubber." We put In at Brest. France.
and I had only three hours liberty or
shore leave. I don't like France an
well as I do the good old "United
States," but it is undoubtedly an In
teresting country. I'd like to visit
Paris.
I enlisted in the Navy only for the
duration of the war, and now that
the war is over, (although official
peace has not been declared) I'm
more than willing to leave for home.
The service is real nice but I like
civilian life even better. I
The navy Improves you physically,'
I'm sure, as I only weighed 118 when
I enlisted and now I weigh 139, so
that proves that they feed us swell. '
The best dinner I have ever had w?.s
here Thanksgiving, W8 had all the
turkey we could eat, and everything
that went, with a big dinner even to
Ihe cigar. Still I want home, now
that I have done all I can. I may be
home first part of February but no
i sooner I don't plan. I rate a fur
lough 1-14-18.
Give my best regards to all, Mrs.
Powell, and I certainly hope you are
el. and remain so. Lovingly,
Tour friends,
BALLARD.
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a i . An
Thn "population Of Florida tins In.
creased 30 per cent, within the'' last
iive y tars.
X POSTPONED I'ltOM ".AST .SJ'NDAY X
Hear Louis Enrzminger
ff THF PASTOR AT $
First Baptist Church f
IN TIIE riBST OF A SEIMES OF M E)AV M(;1IT SEKM0NS ON
"The End of the World
And Events in Connection With It" I
XI BJECT 8UNDAY NIGHTj
"WILL JESfS "EKSO.WLLV (CUE BACK
TO THIS EARTH A(.AIN, X
(J00D SEATS PROMISED UL
GOOD MUSIC
The following program of Instrumental Trio will bo rendered
"Angels' Serenade" 'Lrea.
Intermezzo from "Cavallena Ri-Htkana'' . '. Ma-
"Reverie," (A tone poem) , " " ' " ' T?I?
Mr. Jonoo. Violin; Mr. Bayley. Cornet: Mrs. Ilaralcy. Pfano.
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