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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-14
DIR. WHITE TAKES
PLACE ON PROGRAM
Chicago Orator Substitutes
For English Chaplain on
Knife and Fork Program.

DR.. +. A. White. known as one
Of the most brilliant speaN,rs Of
Chicago. viii take the place OF Faith
er r. j. T. Watt, who has wired
that he will be unable TO appear at
the dinner of the Knife and Fork
club Tuesday night
The subject OF DR.. Whites ad-
dress will be announced later. He
is not a stranger TO South Bend
people, for he has been actively con-
nected with the Masonic order for
many years. He has been sent
abroad by Medinah temple of CHI
cago 20 gather material for lectures
which he has delivered with re-
markable success
Frederick Warde. noted shake
spearean actor, who is the other
speaker on the program, will ar
rive in South Bend sunday. He has
appeared many times at Notre Dame
university. where his lectures on
Shakespeare have delighted the
student audiences. He will remain
in the city until Tuesday morning
when he will leave TO address the
cadets at the Culver military aca-
denny. He will return on Thursday
afternoon for his lecture that NIGHT
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-14
South Bend Wonan's Club Holds
Reciprocity Day Luncheon With
Ellis Parker Butler rs Speaker

sweet, autumn foliage and silver
candelabra.
Ellis Parker Butler, one of the
States. gave his funny lecture,
Laughs Is Laughs He answered
successfully the questions, what is
humOur, what is < good for. and
how many kinds are there?
"Humour is the grease on the
axle of the wheel of life. the thing
that sweetens our dispositions.
said Mr. Butler. He gave four ways
for making a story humorous, by
eXaggeraiOn, burlesGue, incongru-
ity and picturing unsophistication,
and illustrated each method with a
good story.
One of his best stories was en-
Chimneys Out of Il Old Bottles"
Mr.. Buffers greatest work. Is
Pigs Is Piss" which he states was
developed by eXaggeraion.
Proceeding Mr.. Buffers lecture,
Mrs. Il. c. Rumpler, state president
Of the I. F. c.. gave an outline of
the purpose OF the clubs for the
coming year which is 10 secure the
legislation OF laws limiting the
working hours Of women, raising
the pay Of school attendance off
GERS and improving child labor laws.
Indiana having risen from an agri-
cultural state TO the seventh indus
trial state I'm the union requires a
law 10 protect her many women
workers from too long hours.
At the speakers table were the
officers of the club: Mrs. Harry
Wallace. president; Mrs. Granville
Ziegler, vice president; Mrs Lillian
Kreighbaum, second vice president;
Mrs. y. l. Guilfoyle. third vice pres
ident; Mrs W. Hildebrand, secre-
tary; Mrs. J. :. Beyrer. assistant sec
Rotary: Mrs. W. II. Miller. cOrrespon-
ding secretary; Mrs. ID. =. Mckee
treasurer; Mrs. ID. X. Splitter. assist
ant treasurer; DR.. Alta BOram. par
liamentarian. with state and district
guests Of honor.
The general club members were
seated at small tables with the de-
partment chairmen presiding as
hostesses.
The various committees in charge
of the luncheon were: The ticket
committee. with Mrs. Harry Schadt
chairman; seating committee. Mrs
Z. c. Shanklin. chairman. decorat-
ing committee Mrs. b. d. Coon ard
Mrs. W. H Miller. chairmen. Mrs
c. \. Wilson and Mrs. V. s. Pierce
were IN charge OF the door commit
tee. and Mrs. J. 3. Renshaw and
Mrs. c. Thurn, chairmen OF the
menu committee.
During the luncheon hour Mis-
Vida Shonts gave violin numbers
accompanied by Miss Helen Burk'
gram was as folloy D iELfF5DueC
on the piano.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-14

ing win be held AZ the home 81 Mrs
s. Weber. us r.. Garst ST., the date
20 Doe announced later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson
1895 " Oak ST.. announce the mar
riage OF their daughter. Ethel. 10
Rudolph S0dorberg 1N17 W Oak ST..
which took place June 1s.
Thirtv-five mem bers and FIVE Wis
itors OF the Norman Eddy Sewing
circle met Friday afternoon at the
i. j.. hall. Arrangements were made
for "a hazar and entertainment for
the post. corps and circle % be held
Dec 10 at the hall DR.. Alta
Boram. Mrs. William Hege, Mrs.
James Collard. Mrs. G. 3. Speed and
Mrs. Wilbur Gorsgtch were named
on the committee for arrangements.
At the close Of the social hour re-
freshments were served by the hos
teeses. Mrs. Ada Hartz. Mrs. Eleanor
Kimble and Mrs. Jennie Gross.
Mrs r. J. Altworth. 1925 Port
age av.. entertained seven guests at
dinner Friday evening as a compli-
ment 10 her sister Miss Dorothy Al
ward. who leaves soon for Cali
fOrnia
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-14

THE USUAL TUESDAY NIGHT
DANCE AT THE OLIVER HOTEL.
Will be held in the cafe. main floor.
Table reservations for this dance can
be made through the head waiter
As a suggestion watch the Iapers
for the Thanksgiving surprise.
9423-16-Advt
DR.. Freyermuth moved his office
to 800 s. Michigan St. Varier bldg
9421-1S-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-14

during the winter months A state
committee endeavOring to present
TO the public bills concerning the
economic life Of women and chill
dren particularly is composed of
the following women: Mrs Luella
Cox. Indianapolis, chairman OF the
committee on women in industry:
DR.. Ada NcMahan, Lafayette, school
hygiene; Mrs. Z. A. Gould, Peru.
legislative; Mrs, Carrina Warning
ton, Fort Wayne, legal status Of
women; Mrs Grace Carpenter, Elk
hart, citizenship; Miss Lillian Berry.
Bloomington, education; Mrs Ella
Kehrer. Anderson, child welfare,
and Miss Helen Ben0ridge, Terre
Haute. finance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-14
Announcements

The Philathea class Of the West
minister Presbyterian church will
hold a regular meeting Monday
evening at the home Of Miss Emma
ireland. 622 y. Scott st.
Officers of the Young Woman's
Home Missionary society Of the
First NJ. +. church will hold the
annual dinner Monday evening at S
o'clock at the home OF Mrs. Fred
Keller, Arch av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-14

The Fourth Reciprocity day
luncheon OF the South Bend Wo-
mans club was held Saturday aft
ernoou in the Rotary room Of the
Oliver hotel at l o'clock. one hun
dred and fifty members and state
guests We're seated at tables at
tractively decorated with bitter
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-14
EVIDENCE

Prisoner at the bar. you are
charged with vagrancy, having no
visible means of support. Are you
guilty or not guilty ?"
Not guilty your honor. Nora,
shake hands Wild de Judge; judge
meet me wife. Richmond Times
Dispatch.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-14
Personals

Mrs. William stone Of River Park
and Mrs Vera Deal, 627 BrownsCn
ST.. nave returned from a visit with
friends in Chicago.
John r. Guendling and sister,
Miss Agatha Guendling. S25 s Ninth
ST., attended the NOtre Dame-In-
diana football game at Indianapolis
today and spent Sunday with rela-
tives in Chicago.
DR.. c. w. Griffith, 1922 Wood
ward av., left Saturday for New
York where he will take q special
course in aural surgery.
Miss Dorothy Award. 33S w. La
Sale av., will leave the first of the
week for California, where she will
spend the winter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-14
SOUTH BEND SYMPHONY OR
CHESTRA

VIII give the three remaining sun
day afternoon concerts at O'Clock
in the Chamber OF Commerce build
ing. 21S W. Colfax av. 94O7-14-Adv.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-24
Jnlann.
Gcrleinns Der GrGFOcntenbutIdaft

&erleInng Der 3rGiiOcntenbOtIdaft.
@aibingtotl. = @eioe SGuier oes
pieoer neutrality-suspicious. Som.
grelies nabnten bic Sabresbot'
i6aft oes 8rdiioenten @ilion
entgegen. 9ieicl6c purbe bonn
Glerf berIeien, 90 SrdiiOent @ilion
bon ieinem 4r5te a~bgeraten mar, li6
perionIi6 nod Dem &apitoI gu bege-
ben. Die @onerien lparen oi6t be-
iebt, 6a Die Weinnung porberridte,
Ser graiiOent merOe peri0nli6 feline
9oti6oft perleient ooer nodmals
ieinen Nniidten iiber oie 2iga Ser
9tatioren 4ltsorud geben.
&err 8ilion beidrdnfte iid a6cr
fat ousi1IieBli6 auf Oie 9eipre-
dung innerer Angelegenbeiten. Sour
am S6luB ieiner 9otldaft wies er
oarallf bin, bob feline Administration
ibrem @bihluB na6e iei.
Sn Ser 8otidaft 0es Eraiioenten
nobm sic geIpre6ung Der inouItriel-
len Situotion eiren reidliden Geil
in aniprud. Die 8ieoererbolllng oes
9anOes mad BEN iGDeren Spfern bes
&riege wur0e oltsfiibrlid beiproden;
oementIpre6enoe geIesliAe 9eltim-
multgen ipuroen empfoblen.
lleber iein poIitiidcs Glaubensbe-
fcnntnis duBerte ii6 Der Srdiioent:
SD babe Sbnen nidt iomobl cine
In5abl BON @oridldgen %unterbrei-
tet, als pielme6r NcinungsauBerun-
gen, elm @efenntnis oes 8laubens,
in welfem if er5ogen tporoen bin
nn0 an Dem i1 bis an mein 2ebetls'
cnoe ielt6olten iperoe. SD bin Ser
@(nIidt, oaB bies aud Ser CLAUDE
res omerifonideli @olfes, Der @lcu-
Re Ser 3ufunft lit, in weldcm ale
fiinftigen Sicge crrltngcn fperoen."
Die 9oti1cft entbalt feline an-
6cutllng, bob cine 8erminoerung Der
Steuern in nG6lter3eit mogliA per'
Den miro. Die finan5ieae Gage Der
Gegierung bat iih i'm abgelaufenen
Sabre per6eiiert, oa Die ginnobmen
81 ,542, 100000 groBer ruarett, als
i'm SSaLre 1919, mdbreno Iid Die Of
ientli6e Sdulo BON augult 1919 bis
0opember 1920 nm $2,5O0,0OO,OO 900
oerminoert bat. Sn ben n16lten
beioen Tinan8ia6ren weroen arieas-
i6uloe,t i'm 8etrag BON $7,5OO,OO0,-
900 faaig.
Sic goti6ait empfieblt Die Gin
iiibrung zines praftii6en Budget.
SDItcms. Der Grdii0ent lagt, Dob
cr aus fonititutionelen @riinoen Ole
9uogctporIage in ooriger Seilion be.
tiert babe. Sn Der iebigen berlin.
oerten Sorm ieood boffe er. oaB lie
@eiesesfrait erlangen weroe. Die
Washington Journal., 1920-12-24
3itr Sicfbergmcrf- : empcratnr.

Die @elebrten Scr Geologic lino
nod INNER iebr neugierig auf oie
@nti6eioung Ser 6raqc, OBJ oas
Snnere Ser grOe mirflid) cine gllit-
fliiiiige Maiie lit; ilno oieie gnt-
idei6ung mag nod lange ouf ii6
parten laiien.
@ugcmcinbin gilt es 5tpar ais
feiteeitellt, 6oB, lie ticfcr mir III Die
&rltite Ser Grbe einorinqcn, ocIto
itdrfer sic Site lit. allf neId)e mir
itoBen. God bari sic @eocitung Der
betrcffenocn GcItItealnacn iebenfaIs
nidlt iiberidGbt merben: benn Die
groBtc @ro-Giefc, biz 81 melfer
Der Menih iemals georunaen lit,
betrGgt MIR cine aleinigfeit iiber
cine Mcile, uno bas min ooh Der,
5pcifelt penig bciBen! Sclbit 10
tpeit lit man MIR an elmer ODER suei
Stc1en gcfommcn.
Die Site Ser 2uft in Eiefberg-
perfcn laBt iid) oui mcbrere SAT.
loren 5uriifiiibren. Phi ibrem @ce
ben Sdad)t bina6 miro Die Cuff
ftarf gepreBt, uno Oieier Druf err
seitat groBe Site. ia ipegen
Ser Siefe ocs Sdadtes aroBere
Site - nod aucm, mas man ipeiB
= als fe ourh Die Site oes @e-
iteins berrorgerlifct miro 10 nid)tig
Die letters ard) it'll @oiier i'm Berg
nerf, Seller mo Grploiioncn - oas
brallfcn feline llnfGlle si iein -
erboben cbenfnas sic Site. Nidt
al iibcricben lit enolidl, SaB audi
bic Inpcienheit Der 2cnte ielber elm
Gaftor Der gr8engung BON Site lit.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-24

&feroe, GGafc itto Oes ~Gfinooicbs,
Die epentueQ nod SIT lieiern lit, miro
ipGter fcltgcitelt mcrocu. Sie 5or'
oeritngen oer gluiierten rpcroen bier
fir iibertricben gchalten, ober Die
gertreter ser bcuti1en &egierung
tperoen bon Scr &ommiIiiot nod &C.
bort peroen.
Der critic GrGiiSent Scr SreiitnOt
Nau5ig.
Berlin. @ie fonltitiite-
renoe gcrIommIung bon 9an5ig
bat Iid inter Dem Ramet pSolfs'
tag" ais GarIament Der 6reier
Sta6t erflGrt uno iid Sic 8oamo6t
beigelegt, bis gum Sabre 1923 Sc
iebe 8lt erIoilert. 9ie meiiten So3ia-
Iiiten, ltnobbdngigen So5inIiIten unO
8olen %Itintn1ten oa9egen ltno perlie-
BEN ipGter oen SaoI. Ser fribere
0berbiirgerneiiter 9n Sabm 1T
gum @orIieenoen 0es Senots nno
oomit gum erIten &rdiioellten Der
6reien Staot 9alt5ig ertp1blt NOR
Sen.
Sinffirden nirO &epn6lif.
@ien. = 9epeidet aus Igram
5ufolge lit ser 8e3irf 8iinffirden,
105 MeeiIen fitotpeitli9 BON 9uoa'
peit, Ser our9 Sen SrieoeltSpertrog
ltngarn 5ugeipro6en mar, ols Ste
pltblif @aranpd inter Dem S6ute
SerbienS erflGrt noroerL oas MILF
tGrii6e &iIfc peripri6t, fails linz
garn beriuden Iolte, ben 9iitrift
8tt beieben. 9ie @roflomierung Der
&epltblif erfolgte no6 Gdngeren &on'
feren5en 5tpii6en ser 8eGgra0er &e'
qierunq uno sen ebemaligen uitgari.
iden MiniItern Sacsf uno 2inoner,
fiigcn tie Gepei6en binsu.
Gin 9rutcit ans 2ttauen.
@enf. = 9ie &egierung BON 81.
to1len batte bet Ser &onbentior ge'
gen sic @ntienhun9 elmer interta-
tionolen !SeeresabteiI1ng no6 2i-
taiten sur lteberpoflt1g bes Ble'
bis5its protc1tiert. 2itolten fuft
barlim no9L baB sic beabii6tigte
8oIfsobItimmiinQ I'M oGt Monote
beri6oben, un0 SOB Ser 9iitrift bon
@ilna gang oabon o1sgenommen
tueroe.
2urembitrg uto Sinnlor6 tpuroen
oIs Mit9Iieoer sur 2i9a Ser Notio-
men 5~ugeIofIen. 0ie @erbon0lltngen
iiber 3uloiiitna Ser boItiiden Staa'
ten itno Ilbaniens ipur6en fir ipd.
tere 3eit beridoben.
GrGii6ent @iliun lcbut a6.
@aibington. = SrGiioent @ilion
hot sic @inla6utg ser 9igo Ser Sea-
tionen obgelebnt, Gelegoten 5u Sen
GerhanoIunaen Ser I6riiitungsfom-
milton SIT ic1l6en. S1t ieiner 9lnt-
mort iagt er, CT iei ni6t bere6tigt,
8eleoaten 8u ien6ett, ba 0ie Ser.
Gtoaten nidt @itgIie0 Ser 2iga
ieier. CT fii9te inoeilen biit8it, ooB
oie offelttlihe Meinltng Ser Ser.
Staaten 3u @uniten bon Gbriiltung
1ei.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-24
;sransSiiidJc Sniti5.

Gem .Wtcmeler Gampfboot" sl,-
folge mur0e @cbeimrat ShIentber
bon Dem Memeler fran3oiii1en
&riegsgeridt 5u 5mei Monoten &C.
fGngnis uno 500 Srancs Celebrate
Derirteilt, oci &eit Der @efdngnis-
itrafe, Die er bisber in elmer 2aiprne
perbiiBte, crlaiien. @uf eincm 8orperf
oes @utcs Sdlentbcrs mar Gin bon
Den ocltlden Eruppen i'm SCRIPT
1919 5uriidaclaiicncs 5lug5cug &c.
funocn mornen.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-24
8abB Tramk smt nnb bldg,
SOmntcninft Md 6ciicr nnO mu6I-
feiler, nls Cranaeniaft.

Die meiiten W}ijtter Don S1ug.
lingeit, nelhe nit ser 6laihe &c.
fiiat peroen - i6reibt elm GinOer.
nobruugs-S pe3ioliit - piiien beut-
outage mobL DAP iolde S6uglinge
Better geoeiben. foQs Tie einen fri.
iGcn Sbitiaft oOer ionit cine &c.
eignete 8eiga6e CUR D}ild) erbolten,
DEFENDERS pom leeten paiteuriiiert
ooer Iterilifiert poroen lit, oomit
mon liG iiber lire GeinIi6feit uno
ibr 6reiiein BON 9afterien mebr be-
rubigt.
8iS iest bat man getu6bnIid gu
oieiem 9e6uf Sen &leinen Srongeu-
Taft gege6erl. Gerielbe bdlt, penn er
einem S6ugling bon orei Monaten
gum Srinfen gerei9t miro, td9lidp
einen @Bl0ffel ooa, ober nirfIid
MIR ben edten Iaturiaft = BEN
Sforbut fern, lit einigermaben elm
A|bfiibrnittel uno begiinitigt audi
pobri6einIih oos normole 8a9s-
tum.
glber Srangen iino in neueiter
Belt mitunter iebr teuer fir einen
mageren @elobelttel geporoen. 9od
braudt iib Die arne Wutter oarit-
Ger feline beIon0ere Gorge 3u ma
den, oern man fam getroIt fonita-
tieren oab anoere Sblt. ODER Sc.
miiie-SGfte Ben obigen 3meden ge-
robe 10 gut entiprehet, - ia es lit
n%eueroings feit9eItelt moroen, bob
Der Soft bon gepobnliden friiden
Somoten, ooer audi bon g~etrodneten
ooer eingebii9iten, als S6uglines-
tranf nod better lit, als Ser pieI
teurere Srongeiaft.
3nei ser beoeutenoIten Na6ritngs.
mittel- SorI9er, Or. 9pfielo un6 Or.
9anieIs, bon Ser ltnineriitGt BON
Sonia, baben ourd Experiments ge-
5eigt, BOB, ipenn Die bisber beliebte
9olis bon Orange, Somaten- ODER
bon ionItigem Sbit- ODER @emiiielaft
(etpa Elm GBl0ffel ponO in Ser tdg-
Iidcn Station zines S0uaIines ouf
6rei @Bl0ffeI bon pergr6Berte, oas
@emidt oes &inoes fort rno fort
5unobm, mo es porber MIR beit6n-
big gepeIen NOR. @u1 ionitige prafs
tii6e Seriude fiibrten 5u GbnliGen
%@r9cbniiien. Die @ermebrltng 0ieler
Soft-&otionen fir Sen @GugIing
folte inoeB ni6t auf einnal erfol-
gen.
Ser Saft ser Somate i1eint nidt
MIR, oas in 8olier losli9e GiGts
3ubebor 81 entbalten, oas man ull-
ter ser mo0ernem 8e8ei6nung @i-
famine ODER 2ebertsltoffe 8uiammen-
foBt, ionoern audi oie fett-losliden
Saftoren, mie iie ii1 3. g. i'm @igelb
uno in frii6er Butter bietet, 0as lit
cine iebr gliidli6e 8ereiniguilg, mie
fie in mon6en onoeren Nobrungs-
mtttellt nidt borfommt uno Ser So-
mate eineft boben Sang 5umeiIt.
Die flaren Safte friiher @emiile,
in Ser Sorm elmer 8riibe aufgefodt
nno griinoli6 ourdgeiiht. fonnen
in oerIelben @eiie nertpenoet per-
Sen, tpie Gobi1fte. God Ionen oie
S6uglinge, oeren 9iGt iie beigegeben
tperoen, i6on iiber flint Monate
binous fem.
The Winslow mail., 1920-09-17

Cellar not neces-
sary-put in any
small house with
out disturbing
present heating
arrangements, un-
til ready to use
with the
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-17

on the part that treeo may play in
the lives of a people. Some Of the
trees listed are gone now, but many
Of them remain. Some are famous for
the events which took place beneath
their boughs, some for their marvel
GUS size, some for their longevity, but
altogether they tell a thrilling story
of adventure, Of progress and Of 70
nance.
One of the best gifts from the pas:
to the future is it's trees. Who would
have swept from his memory or his
imagination all that trees have put
there, whether it be the one rich in
history, or in the love Of its beauty,
or just the one sacred because of its
associations with his youth or his
home?
Shall we grudge to our children and
to our children children the things
which have so greatly enriched our
own lives? He who plants tree links
himself with the years to come, per-
haps setting the scene for some event
tremendous in the lives Of coming
generations Pensacola News.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-17
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, POLK COUNT,

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, POLK COUNTY,
FLORIDA, IN CHANCERY. Seasons Invest
ment Company, Corporation, vs.. Joseph H.
Jones, ct al.-BILL TO QUIET TITLE
In the above stated cause 1t Is hereby or
dered that all parties or persons claiming any
interest In the premises hereinafter described
as heirs-at-law, grantees, devisees. creditors,
legal representatives or otherwise through and
under Julia 3. Fuller, deceased, and all and
every party or person wh0msoever claiming any
interest In said premises, situated In the cours-
~ OF Polk and State Of Florida, to-wit North
west quarter (NWk) Of southeast quarter
(SEA) Of section thirty-five (S5), township
twenty eight t2S) SOUTH range twenty -sevea
(27) east and northwest quarter tNWA) Of
southwest quarter tSwA) and southwest quar-
ter (SWk) Of the southwest quarter (SWK)
OF section two (2l, township twenty-nine (29)
SOUTH range twenty-seven (27) east be and
appear to complainant's bill Of complaint here
in filed at the office Of the clerk Of the circuit
court at Barlow, Florida, on the rule day In
October, 1920, the same being the 4th day OF
said month, and that this order be published
once each week for twelve consecutive weeks
prior to said date in the Lakeland Telegram
newspaper published and Of general crcula-
tion In said county.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
court at Barlow, Florida. this the 9th day Of
July, 1920.
(SEAL) J. A. JOHNSTON.
Clerk Circuit Court, Polk County, Florida.
R. b. HUFFAKER,
Solicitor for Complainant 1871
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-17

therein provided.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF | have set nv
hand and official seal this 2Sth day of lime
A, D. 1890.
JETER A. HARRELI..
Notary Public, Dodge County, Georgia,
(Notarfal Seal)
STATE OF GEORGIA,
COUNTY OF HANCOCK.
Before me, a Notary Public, in and for
Hancock County and State Of Georgia. duly
authorized to take acknowledgements, appeared
Robert Holmes and l.. c. Miller. personaIlv
known to me to be the same persons who
signed their names to the foregoing instru-
ment and acknowledged that the signatures
appearing 10 the foregoing charter was the
OF said persons individually acknowledged the
foregoing to be his signature. and that he ami
each one signed the same for the uses and
benefits therein provided. "'''
IN WITNESS WHEREOF have set nv
hand and official seal this 29th day Of lime
A. q. 1890 JUNE
JOHN NJ HOT. MES.
Notary Public, Hancock County. Ga
tNotarial Seall
safe OF FLORIDA.
COUNTY OF P0Lx
Before me, Notary Public. in and for poll
County aud State Of Florida, duly authorized
to take acknowledgements appeared n a
Pritchett personally known to me IN ha ~.
same persons who signed their names n tbs
foregoing instrument and acknowledged ths,
the signature appearing - the foregoing char.
ter was the signature Of each OF said persons
and each OF said persons individually acknoul 4
edged the foregoing to be his signature and
that he and each one signed the same FOR The
uses and benefits therein provided Wv
IN WITNESS WHEREOF | have set INV hand
and oficial seal this 18th day Of July. A n
1890 - =
MINNIE McCoRD.
Notary Public, State of Florida
tN0TAR1AL SEALl w."
MY commission expires October 8. 1921
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY or WAYNE.
Before me, a Notary Public In and 70,
Wayne County and State Of North Carolins
duly authorized 10 take Acknowledgements an.
peared A. P Petway, personally known 10 M
to be The same person who signed hts name n
the foregoing instrument and Acknowledge
that the signature appearing to the FOREGOING
charter was his signature, and he indlyidualIS
acknowledged the same to be his Signature
and that he signed the same for the nses !, 4
benefits therein provided.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF have set my ha,5
and ofaeial seal this 5th day Of July. A. n.
1890 =
GEORGE W. BATS
Notary Public
Ny commission expires Dec. IS, IaaI
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-17
CATS IN ARCADIA THURSDAY

Governor Sidney J. Cats, occupant
OIL the gubernatorial chair of the state
arrived in Arcadia Thursday noon TO
spend the half-holiday in the capital
OF DeSoto. The Governor seems to be
partial to capitals, anyhow He went
10 the court house and then to the
county Jail, where he interviewed Bur-
nard Written, whose death sentence
ne had recently signed, and returned
70 the office OF County Judge Walden
where the much cussed and discussed
official was found comfortably en-
sconced in an arm chair during the
Gownpour of the late afternoon, dis
cussing affairs Of the state and ma
tion. When interviewed, by a News
man he said he would leave for Tai
iahassee Friday neutrality-suspicious.
News.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-17
LIVESTOCK
DEVELOPING
IN FLORIDA

That livestock interests are deyel-
sping in Florida cannot be questioned.
THIS is especially true of the hog in
dustry, says ]. M. Scott, Of the Flor
ida Experiment Station.
The following figures supplied by
Armour and Company give a good
idea Of the change in the hog indus
try that has taken place in their
packing plant in Jacksonville, Fla,
during the past three years. In 1917
Armour and Company killed at their
Jacksonville plant 3O,069 hogs aver
aging 1876 pounds live weight. In 1918
they killed 50,57O hogs averaging 155
pounds. In 1910 they killed 6S,734
hogs averaging 165 pounds in weight.
These figures are not guess work.
They are actual facts. This shows
ever 100 per cent increase in the mum.
Der of hogs and nearly 20 per cent
increase in five weights, all in three
years time.
That is not all. During the next
1--WE years there will be another big
increase in the number and size Of
the hogs. A large factor in the de-
yelopment has been the swine grow
ers' association organized in January,
1918, which has been a live wire so
Tar as the hog interests of the state
are concerned. The results of these
efforts are seen in the big improve
ment made in the quality since that
dime. They also started the idea of
A National Hog and Cattle Show to be
held in October of this year.
Mr.. Q. c. Herlong, of Micanopy,
Fla, carried off grand champion hon
ors with one of his Poland China
srws at the international at Chicago
East December.
Mr.. Burdett LOOMS, Jr, manager
a Highland Oaks Farm, Pierce, Fla,
made the announcement at the recent
State Swine Growers meeting that
during the past nine months he had
sold $4,000 worth of pure breed Du-
roc Jersey hogs from his farm. One
o. the sales was SO sows to one Flor.
ida farmer
The livestock interests of Florida
are certainly looking up. Florida will
be reckoned with in the leading
swine shows this fall.