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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
PEACE CONFERENCE TO
BE HELD IN NEW YORK
Magnates Representing National American and Federal
Leagues Will Gather This Afternoon in Gotham City
Barrow to Have Big Say In Matter

New York. Dec. 1.-THE most inn
portant baseball conference of history
will be held tomorrow at the Waldorf
Hotel. when committee of five from
the American League Will arrive to
discuss plans of peace. The commit
tee Is composed of Ban Johnson, PEST
dent of the American League; J. j.
Iannin, Il. s. Minor, Charles A. Co
miskey and Colonel Jacob Rupert.
The committee of the National League
was not appointed at today's meeting.
Neither was the five delegates from
the Federal League named. 1t is
known that Ed Barrow. president
of the international League, will sit
in with the assembIage.
The National League simply mark
ed time all of today There was no
business of moment to be considered
and the henchmen of the Tener league
did not try to stall unnecessarily.
Henry #. Sinclair. owner of the
Newfeds. according to his talk OF to-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17

day. has no personal motive in sub
scrbing to terms of peace. He Is
anxious to get out OF the commotlon
of the national pastime He wishes
only to protect the colleagues who
have followed him III this venture.
Expect tn Fight.
we are prepared said Sinclair
today, ito carry the war to bitter
close. We do not care whether or
not organized baseball respects our
condolences We realize that peace is
the best thing that can be. We do
not intend to sacrifice any advantage
TO acquire peace, however
The present situation was precipi-
tated because of Ban Johnson's desire
to protect the gallant fight of the In
ternational League. which shouldered
the principal brunt of the battle.
Barrow was assured that he would
have a fipal voice in whatever peace
proposition might he accepted,
Despite the fact that Sinclair wishes
to withdraw from the strife of base
ball.. the n1agnates of organized bail
are willing to allow the men who
stood back of him in his fight TO buy
the Chicago Cubs. 1t was reported
today that such sale had been def
nitely accomplished. although no de-
tails of the transaction could be OBJ
tanned. Stiffei and Bail. the st. Louis
boosters of the Federal League. will
buy out the st. Louis Cardinals. Ed.
Gwinner will take over the Cleveland
club, of the American League.
There will be many hard knots to
untangie and many disappointmentS
before baseball can emerge out of its
present topsy-turvy condition. accord
ing to baseball men who have taken
part in the present conferences,
But a general optimism seems tn
prevail that when the smoke has
cleared away the game viii be estab-
lished on a sound footing, from which
it can never again he pushed. The
American League is enthusiastic over
the possibility of peace, as is the Ma
tionaL League.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
MORAN AGAIN
SIGNS WITH PH|LL|ES
Quakers' Leader Places Cognomen to
Contract Calling for $4,000
in Three Years.

New York, Doc. IA contract
said to cali for $4,000 for his SER
ices as manager of the Phillies dur
ing the next three years was signed
yesterday by Pat Moran. boss of the
champions OF the National League
No offfciai announcement was made
as regards the salary Moran would
receive, but the $4,000 for three sea
sons was considered conservative
estimate.
President William f. Baker OF the
Phlilies, who had been awaiting the
arrival Of Moran for more than TWEEN
ty-four hours the manager being de-
layed by the snowstorn, in announc-
Ing that Pat had affixed his signature
to the three-year contract, said. A
very handsome increase In salary was
given Moran
Moran would have il understood
that he never was a holdout. He
averred that the contract was handed
to him Immediately upon his arrival
for the annual meeting of the Ma
tional League. He read II and then
signed He admitted there was a sub.
stantial increase in salary. and stated
that he WAS welt pleased with the
terms.
Immediately after signing his con-
tract. Moran said he was after three
Federal League Benny ksuH.
Brooklyn outfiesaer, Lee Magee, sec
ond hasenian of the same team. and
Davenport. a pitcher on the ST. Louis
Feds
Il am very anxious to get kauff,
said Moran. Il have never seen him
in action, but / know he is wonder
Magee and Davenport would strength
Ell our team. / am go,np 30 look over
anything that is on the market"
There great low in the gamn
of the Phils here when Ii was an
nounced Moran had signed. Everyone
fiocked around Moran and shook his
hand. Pat blushed and stammered
like a schoolhoy. Mrs. Moran was
one of ths, first 10 congratulate her
husband, as was Mrs. Schuyler T..
Britton. owner of the ST. Louis Ma
tionals who is the only woman at
tending the session as an official
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
THE ExIHf.R OF AUGUSTUS
L1<GSTRIET--H


In historic ST. Pauis churchyard al
ansusta' SHE OF the Revolutionary
Fort con@aliis, is the tombstone OF
Judge Longstreets father, bearing
this inscription;
SACRED
TO the
Memory Of
NiidLAM IoNGsi Rect,
who departed this life
September !, 1864,
Aged ~ years.
= months and 70 days.
"A}l The DAYS OF the afflicted arc evil.
bni hc
init Is of merry heart hath
continual feast.
far r:ao,.ta h,,,,,ri.. ;,,hs.,,s.,
.,ts,,,,.,, ices - ,,,s,,.r., ,oar, $3.50
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s,eambaat when !, l.a m hnmor,st
ha 4 ,sa,nhaa ,ne ,,i.I tri,s ne this
thn.. ~, thn s,x,nnab yilli,,, rony-
st~eet had tha disti,cfian ~ hsing nc
ms staaynhoa. ,,yantor Yrh, ,,.as not
d;.anroin,sa ia va = hanc,. ,hiI-
- 80 ao,,, ,,.ha, ~, -.
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be,waan ne years 1-ss-,ss ~ show
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steam
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Nv ~ Mnaso,, 49, Ianas.r s'aess :
hoat Was left 10 rot an the hanks Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
Iheaters
RIGS NEW SHOW RRINeS
MANY coon La GILMAN EFT =.

How Jerry M'1uinness and his help
| Mike. fixed the furnace Ia the cell
of Mrs Brcwster's residence on a
brnins when the temperature was
degrees below zero. with Mrs Brew
Ar butting Int with helpful advice rs
story Of Fixing the Furnace the
rctal sketch that kept audiences that
ckcd the Lyric Theater TO the coors
ench OF the three performances yes
+das In roars of laughter. The sketch
4 seritabie laugh radiator. one OF
funniest Vet seen on the stage
vaudeville theater, James @.
ne, Pen Lodge and Isabelle Davis
the cast.
another agreeable surprise OF the
T. show is Marion Decks, the dainty
d charming little singing comedi-
ne, who scored pronounced hit,
ming repeated encores. iier rem.
ring of the doll Sonr,' frarl Tales
Hoffman,, was perhaps t.e most
Aritorious of tina several nun hers OF
variegated repertoire. which In
bfes selections that rlearr lie un
kined az well as the trained musical
fhe Nat Navarro Company " aero
~ rave an exhibition full of comedy
h thrills, the dnrinr stunts of the
Aupe and the alnusin@ antics ~ the
dret acrobat comprising 2 ntraA Ia
r4sting performances,
raw dance acts seen here can ~
Enrared 9Th The terpsichorean go
n Ct LII carlo and Max Dinas. .ttsy
ecuta with marvellous skill ana lfre.,
Slon many intricate and difficus steps
a ffrares Beth the man and woman
graceful and sinuous expoa'nts u
q. a,l,,. ~ nj
.satr SUPPORTS amply the t.tsr 10 the
IRA OF oetrg xhirlwlna dancers.
bAincy r. srDonlld, >inker ara some-
-. contributed 4 siaeis tugs that
kahlished him as fayofiic. the
bwds III each performance gtviti hienI
raral wail-earned c.Ietain calls
rhe new rnption picturr exhibits are
A IN peual hLEh standard nf I'M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
EMBRYO SURGEONS TO
OPEN SEASON TONIGHT

The Medical College of Virginia
basketball team will pry off the lid
tonight at sac O'Clock at the Scho-
lsstic gymnasium, when il tackles the
strong Scholastic outfit.
Both teams have been practicing
hard for this setto, and an interesting
and hotly contested encounter is an
ticipated The probable lineup OF
the Medicos follows;
Holland and McLane, forwards !.
Holding. center; Ransame and RENT
mem. guards. White the above men
toned men will start the game, there
is "a probability of every man on the
squad having a chance at the Scholas-
tic boys
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
Smithdeal Five
to Play Chester
This Afternoon

This afternoon at 4 o'clock. on the
Scholastic court, located on Fourth
Street, between Cary and Canal, the
Smithdeal Business College basketball
quint will meet the fast five repre-
senting Chester Agricultural High
School
The Chester boys have been prac-
ticing hard for this contest, and they
are expected to put up a formida bic
showing against the ink-slingers. The
Smithdeal basketers have been prac
ticing only a few days, but 1t is be
lieved that they will be In fairly good
condition for the contest. Both quints
are expected to display fight galore
today. and a hard contest is expected.
This Ia the first time that basket
ball has been engaged In by Smithdeal
students. but from present indications
ii will prove as successful as baseball
did last year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
EXPECT GOOD CROWD At
SOlO|tR-|NO|Ah GAME

large crowd IS expected to wit
ness the game tomorrow night at the
Howitzers Armory between the Ar
til,ervrnen and the William and Mary
aunt This contest is attracting con-
siderable attention. owing to tina
popularity of both quints, and the gal
lery is expected to be packed,
The Indians have a good team this
year. and so has the Howitzer Com
pany The game is expected to be one
OF the most interesting ones Of the
season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
BLU{S-H0WIIzER GAME
HAS BEEN CALLED OFF

Ky nQtaal agreement, the game
which was 10 have been played tonight
between the Howitzefs and Blues has
been postponed indefinitely. The
Eines have not been able to practice
recently, due 10 the fact that most
of the basketball players have been
among those stationed at Hopeweli to
ssc that the peace and dignity of that
place Was not disturbed,
The contest Is expected TO he played
early in January.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
Bap.is,S Emerge Victorious.

Second Baptist Won a victory over
h Church Uill Reserves last nsghS
warm ce,nseSt. he score being ~
It. Both quints fought hard. but
3pre accurate goal shooting and bet
! teamwork gave tile BaptiSis vic
ty.
IThe goal shooting of TYLER featured
y Second Baptist. together with the
|od work OF Sydnor At center. Bell
Ia Franck starred Cor the last
hders,
|Fhe linen and SUMMARY follow;
Church Hill Rcsert es BEL. right
Irward: Gregory, left forward. At
bison center: FfanCk. right guard;
Arrish left gaard.
SECOND Baptist w Tyler. right
E,ward. Walthsll left forward; sgd
Sr, center. BasbH. right gnard, Sis
b. left guard
Summary: Goals from field Tyler,
WalthalI, . Sydnor, , Bethel. t.;
Nh. 3 Gregory. I. Atkinson, i, SIS
h. /. Goals from fowl 1'yler. :;
tegors. Bell. J SDhStu atlosls -
kthcl for Waithau Referee Eel
b sF'airmouniA. Time Of periods r.
Fenty minutes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
CHARTER COMMITTEES WILL
DISCUSS COMMISSION TONIGHT

The Charter Changes Committee is
scheduled 10 meet toni nt o'clock
The special work before the commit
tee at this meeting il consideration
OF the Meredith proposition for tho
formation Of charter commission OF
citizens. to be appointed by the Judge
BIZ Hustirss Court.
A aiusilav, plan. suggested BY the
Civic Association, will also be pre-
sented. This plan provtdea for 4
contiuts inn ~ - eaecSa6 hy the, peO-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
AMATEUR Commission
P0S1POkES MEETING

The meeting OF the AMATEUR
Baseball Commission. which was
TO have been held tonight in the
National State and City Bank, has
been postponed until after jan
uary - because Of the fact that
several members could not be
present at this time. At the jan
uary gathering officers for the en-
suing year will be elected. while
other matters OF importance will
he taken up and disposed OF.
Plans for the coming baseball
season viii be made.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY TICKETS
Via Norfolk and Western Railway.

On sale December II, to rs, inclu-
sive. good for return passage until
January 10, 1916. $3.45 Norfolk and
return: ss05 Lynchburg and return.
Correspondingiy low rates to other
points.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17

lTha second Howitzer icnrl won from
h Paramount Reserves in hot}S
|ntested affair ny tn. score of ] ; 10
The game was "A clean one from
krt To finish. neither side being guilty
many fouls
Ryan and Anderson featured for
y artili.rynien. while Green played
kll for Paramount,
Following is the lipe-up and sum
Ary
|Howit2er Reserves Ryan. right
Fward: Rosenberg, left forward
|rrar. center. White. risht guard
hderson, left guard
IFairnount Reserves Gibson. right
fwaral. 6; Fletcher. left forward
hacker. center. Gre sn, right guard
Fletcher, left guard
Summary: Goats from field RYAN
Thacker, :. anderson, q. Fletcher
balls from foul Ryan, ,, Anderson
Suhstltutions-~Rus for iNarrat
kfe Fee Lawrence. Howitzers. Time
periods--Ten minutes,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17

hrd, s; Wharton. s; Hay. 2, Qusrles,
Pendleton. I Perkins. ,; Jennings.
Goals from foul--pendleton /.
oodward, s.
Substitutions Church Quarles
Bell. Bell for Quarles. Quarles roy
ny Fairmount--Felv for Pett-
Fay Pettaway for E'elvey.
Referee Hsrgroye ~. 4. -
Umpire Miles tpaSidscnl
Time of periods Twenty minutes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-17
CHURCH HILLS CUNT
TAKES LEAD IN LEAGUE
ast Enders Win From Paramount In Holly Contested En-
counter BY Score of 80 to 28Howitzer Reserves and
Second Baptist Five Win Their Games

Taking the lead before the initial
efiod hsd advanced far, the Church
|!ll Athletic Club basketball quint
|c.i out over the fast Paramount FIVE
81 sight on the Richmond Howitzers'
and took TIE lead in the Fedora
Ia, que. The game resulted in a
. % % 10 26.
ac 2 -wiiie In tie initial half 1t
as IL Il vas n toss-up between
. 40 teams. and during the first
In .sinates of play the fives ran
H. nv side. After ten minutes had
kpsed the Church Hill boys forged
head. getting lead that was never
u down. at the end of the nrss
bffod the score stood 25 to u, favor
Z the Green and White.
| At times Church Hill played, rings
bound the Northeast End boys in the
Rst half. but things We're exactly re-
|rsod In the closing period The
III. A. G. bssketers were held TO
fen points la This half. while the
|Aedy Paramount team garnered Just
fice IA many. The guarding of Jer-
|hgs and Patterson was very good in
fs halt. which was largely due to the
TT that only three field goals were
)gtstered in the final period.
the first half was about as clean an
|hibifion of the winter pastiue as
)y one desires to witness, but In me
Fond half 1t was a little rough.
AmiG Was put out of the game for
hGging Pendleton. hut this was the
jly Intentional roughness that was
ported to by either side.
woodward and Wharton starred for
b Church Hill crew-as far as tossing
, leather into the baskets was con-
fned. while Hay guarded well. For
Rirmount the spectacular goal shoot
Il of Pendleton. and the ail-around
prk OF Jennings and F'elvev featured,
The lineup and summary follow:
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14
NOTICE OF CONTEST

Department Of the Interior United
states Land Office, Gainesville,
florida. Nov Il, 1915.
/ 70 George A. Neubecker OF unknown
address. contestee:
Yol ara hereby notified that Ben
a...1 p. Wilder who gives kath-
Fla as lis rostofllce address,
.. Asri. i2l5 file in this Of
a..y s5lrohordted applica-
81 and secure the can
ii Your homestead entry
81 S42-, serial No. 0S022, made
:. 5r3ary 10. 1911, for Sc IA sec
.5- T. township 52 s., range p
Tallahassee Meridian, and as
grounds Tor his contest he alleges
..a. said George A Neubecker has
molly abandoned the said tract;
It'll. HI has CHANGED his residence
= --t-om Tor more than six months
81. making the said entry; that
s4: and IS not settled upon and
va.sd by said party as required
w
III ar therefore, further notified
ia: ,h4 said allegations will be TAX
$, confessed. and Your said entry
MI. ~ Cancelled without further
--.: - se heard, either before this
cr q appeal, if YOU fail to file
: ..;s oa.ce within twenty days af-
- l.: fou-th publication of this no
80 Is shown below, your answer,
.1.. oath, specifically responding
. . s. allegations OF contest, to-
- with due proof that you have
s@cf.t, copy OF Your answer on the
sa.5 on:estant either in person or
-ts>,ered mail.
VI should state in your answer
- Kama OF the postoflice to which
. 9@s.7a future notices to be sent
EQ3T ". DAVIS, Register
1929
.'a.a o: first publication December
st5
la:e OF second publication Deem
II! y 1915
a. g. third publication Deem
- =. 1915.
ats Of fourth publication Deem
e = 1915,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that an
election will be held in and for the
city OF Lakeland. Fla on the llth
day Of January. A. D. 1916. for the
election of five persons who shall be
qualified electors of the city OF Lake
land, TO form and be a charter board
as provided by law, wherein qualified
voters of the City OF Lakeland shall
BE entitled to vote Tor ; persons as
aforesaid; and wherein the candi-
dates elected shall be the persons
receiving the highest number OF
yotes
H L. SWATTS. City clerk
iS04
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14
sons oaner in coatsst xisA diseased
trees 6v<horses; Eetrclss etc. also

trees. 6y<horsesy Vehicles ETC. also
TO the fact that there is no known
cure for the disease, the only remedy
being the burning of all trees on
which canker is found and others
in the immediate locality OF saiu
trees. and as the disease mas oeen
located in s.. Johns county anu
eighteen other counties Of the state
the we,unpka Fruit Company a :
precautionary measure. are olileins
roa5 .auce entire entirely around
their grovsAsouetimes known as the
Leonard Grove"-with The iaJehIion
Of keeping all persons but those ac.
tually engaged in the growing am
handling Of the crop from entering
that part of the farm in which the
grove is located
This fence Will be well posted anu
!, is The desire 81 tie company 70
make il empha,ieaily understood tna'
there will BE- positively 70 EXCEPTIONS
all persons are forbidden . enter
liz grove and any ore doing g VIII
be subject 70 arrest q tress?asseT.
Persons seeking employment. or hav'
ing other business VII -o- % per
rttted 10 enter Inc farm through
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14
w ortn Porderino Over

- you helping to circulate reports
E. ,1e :?a.lt!es OF your neighbor? Per-
caps you think that your deficiencies
az -ot known, but are you sure that
yol are MT as weak or peculiar as
o.7 1s:sheor. though, perhaps. in a
c.-@.s-. nay Are there not as many
h2.ss = yc2i character as there are
u - Ely aa1ge
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14

signed authority. personally appeared & L.
Nayes Z. n yanSickler and NJ L. Nayes,
10 me personally known and known to me 20
be three Of the subscribers named in and who
subscribed the foregoing proposed Articles Of
Incorporation, and each severally acknowl
edged the execution and signing thereof 10 he
his free act and deed for the uses and pur-
poses therein expressed
Witness NY hand and Official seal This The
I'd day Of November. A D. 1915
FRANK H THOMPSON.
Notary Public. state of Florida
1919
CLYDE G TRAMMELL
Attorney Of Incorporators.
fSean 4-6s
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LETTERS
PATENT

PATENT
Notice i hereby given hat on the sith day
q December. A n 1915 the undersigned
viii apply 10 the Honorable Park NJ Tram
mel. GCvernor o. The State Of Florida AZ his
office. AZ the capital. at rallaha assoc for Let
,ers patent upon the following proposed ar
ticits q Incorporation.
VI l. MAYES.
R L. MAYES.
H VAN SICKLER
Proposed articles Of incorporation Of the
Nayes Grccery Company
The undersigned DO hereby associate Them
selves ;ose,her for the purpose Of becoming
under the laws Of the state II
florida fcr The purposes herein Sc; forth and
e h; end d. hereby adopt the following ar
'!c!es Of Incorporation
ARTICLE
The tame u This corp ration shall he The
Nayes Grocery Company rs principal place
{ business shan te II Lakeland. Polk coun-
y: Florida, With the RICH, 70 establish branch
''!tes or places q business AZ any Other place
= places in The State Of Florida or else
Shere a may he deemed advisable. or TO the
.esI interest Of the said corporation
ARTICLE 2
The eeneral nature Of the business or bust
t>ssS g he transacted by the said corpora
Ion shall te 10 conduct A general wholesale
md Fe;aA mercantile business or either 10
'el. lease. hire o. otherwise dispose Of for
7:o7; y otherwise all kinds Of goods. wares
.nd merchandise. 20 conduci a general broker
.-e business. - buy. hire. lease rent or
';hervi>e 70 acquire and 10 dispose Of either
" commission consignment or otherwise all
'.nt> . fruits and vegetables and all kinds
Z goods. wares and merchandise including
automobiles. automobile parts and fixtures
nd other vehicles and all other kinds Of per
on4l properly
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14
BANKERS GIVE BALL FOR
W0MEN'S COLLEGE pRorro

New York, Dec. IA. Banker. !,
financial men representing the :
tire state of New Jersey will ,ir,
ball here tonight for the bepes,
the proposed New Jersey Won..
College. The ball will be held >, :,
Hotel McAlpin.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14
csrcI:s: ks 81 re Temple

TIE yel.bra1cas3 ca-1,ss;;eks
placed II tt- s21c.-2-y ~ Aosvs @la
these a:terwa7d p.sI--@i - :-e :sI--
plr 81 So.ouo1 Uz.e c-Is.a. s-ss7s
tl.si w.:h 81 ana 11s5 -Ec- ne
o-accae O: re can .=s..-a "@..e .
p-.ya-e 4o-ses ~ .---ss 0--7 --@
all ..4ce3 = A:z5 s:a15s ~1.c1 est
ed UPON the s-o--1
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14
FEAR OF CITRUS cANkER
BARS GROVE TO VISITORS

Owing TO the most serious effect
of the disease know as citrus cank-
q" on all citrus trees and 10 the
rapidity with which il may be spread
from tree to tree and from one grove
TO another by the clothing OF per
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14

LOST silver INK bracelet Finder
re.urn 70 Telegram Reward.
$50
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14
NOTICE

Regular annual meeting OF the
shareholders OF the First National
Banl: OF Lakeland VIII be held al its
banking house on the second Tues
day RI January, between the hours
Of lQ a N. and p m. Jan. nth.
1915 All shareholders are request
ed 10 be present either in person or
by proxy
c. VI CLAYTON.
1888 Cashier.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14
WOOD

For al. kinds OF wood or fence
Nosts. phone 800 Red. Lakeland
Woodyard. South Dakota Ave.
4s05
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14

IT, Lakeland AIT mobile < sup
ply Co are unloading TWO carloads
,l2 Ford Tolrin, cars ana aay.
anotu-, carload due. and another
whiel left Detroit o. the 9th, aud
yet -hsy cannot su7.,y the demand
4S40
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14
Miscellaneous

WANTED-5, 10 or 20 acre tract.
close into Lakeland on hard road.
trucking land only Lowest price
and terms first letter LAND. "
Lakeland Telegram 4S3S
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-14
classified Advertising

permanent resident.
neat small cottage close in. VIII
rent by the year If satisfactory
Address Cottage. care Eveni2s
Telegram 5000