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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-12
BUSINESS MAN MAKES
A STRONG STATEMENT
ENDORSING TANLAC

could hardly cat enough to keep soul
and body together. Really, had com
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much longer.
Il had read a number of testimon-
iaIS that were given for Tanlac, but
rut little faith in it. as | had tried
so many medicines only to be disap-
pointed each time. But, finally | ran
across friend who had taken Tan
lac and he praised it so highly that
| concluded to see whatit would do
in my case. Well, the results are, |
have never felt better in my life, and
my only regret is that | let my doubts
interfere with my taking Tanlac long
before I did. am eating just any
thing ! want and never have a pain
or an uncomfortable feeling after
wards, and have also gained consid-
cradle weight. | am entirely free
from rheumatism ind simply feel like
a man made new. l am now able to
give my business all the time neces-
sary for am in better physical con-
dition than have been in fifteen
years. It's genuine pleasure for me
10 recommend Tanlac for I feel that I
am telling the people about a medi-
zine that will help them"
Tanlac is sold in Lakeland by Jew
ett's Drug Store; in Winter Haven by
Anderson Drug Co.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-12
struction deadened the noise.

Soon the car began to roll, and be-
fore long was sidetracked in the Kis-
simmee yard with its passenger. No
one had missed Rev. McDuffy up to
noon, and when he did not appear for
bis dinner, Mrs. McDuffy thought he
had been detained in his work and
put his meal In the heater. But when
supper time came and no word had
come from him, she began to make
inquiries. She was informed at the
freight office Rev. McDuffy has not
been seen since before noon, as the
time went on and no trace of him
could be found, searching party
was formed, but before it got into ac-
ton to any extent, Mr.. Keys remem-
bered he had last seen him in the re-
frigerator car so obtaining the num-
Der ne got the agent in Kissimmee
TO make search of the Kissimmeo
yard for the car, where it was found
about 3 o'clock, and upon opening
it found the Reverend, much fatigued
but really none the worse for his ad-
venture.
While the incident is somewhat hu-
morous' it might have proven fatal
lad the car been routed to some dis
tant point.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-12
ORLANDO NAN LOCKED
IN FREIGHT CAR u HOURS
Carried to Kissimmee Where He Re-
mains on Side Track as His Friends
Back Home Form Searching Party

D"SA AVMC TVIM ScdTCuIuS farIy
Orlando Reporter-Sta Locked in
a freight car for some IL hours, CIV
en- afree ride to Kissimmee, where he
was forced to remain many hours
while his friends in Orlando searched
for him was the experience of Rev.
w. R. McDuffy, inspector for the bu-
reau of weights and measures at this
point.
1t seems that Rev. McDuffy yes
terday morning was inspecting a car
destined for the southern part of the
state. He was joined in his inspection
ty General Freight Agent E. S. Keys.
Mr.. Keys duties did not keep him in
the car but few moments. This was
some time before 9 o'clock. 1t was
not long before someone came along
and shut the door with a bang and
though Rev, McDuffy called, banged
and kicked on the door he was not
heard. Perhaps the reason for this
was the fact the car was a refriger-
ator car which because of its con-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-12
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-12
NOTICE OF STOCK. HoLnsas nrrr,se

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Take notice that there will be . msstiag
Of The stockholders Of tho CLAYTON GALA.
HAN REALTY & INVESTMENT COMPANY a.
the 4th day Of May. A. D. 1890, At ten o'clock
In the forenoon, at the ONCE Of said company
In Lakeland, Florida. for tho purpose of u
termining upon the question Of q change d
the name Of said corporation
Dated this 3rd day Of April, A. D. 1870.
THE CLAYTON CALLAHAN REALTY & IN.
vESTNENT CO.,
1040 By Miss Gertrude 0verstreet, Secretary
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-12

in THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THD TENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND
FOK FOLK C0UNTY.-IN CHANCERY-
GEo {. NORRIS, Complainant, VS.. All Par.
Ties claiming an Interest under w. 8.
MALL Agt., deceased and all Creditors
the Estate OF Manifold AYERS, de-
appearing by sworn bill that there are
parties having or claiming an interest in and
70 tne Following described real estate
me west half (1f) Of the southeast quarter
Ter th) OF the southwest quarter tEl NJ
section 8, township 2S south, range % east
IN roik county, Florida, under and by virtue
~ O,,o, W, .; hiALL. Agt, deceased, but that
such parties are unknown TO the complainant ).
ana II also appearing that there are parties
claiming or having an interest In and 10
tne above described real estate as creditors
OF Manifold AYERS, deceased but that ali
0, sad parties are unknown to the COM
II is thereupOn ordered that all uart,es
claiming an interest under w. s RYAII
agent. deceased or otherwise, and the credit.
orS claiming an interest under MAXFJET'D
AYERS, deceased. be and appear IN The ri,
OF complaint fled in the said cause AZ ths
ounce OF the Clerk Of the Circuit Court :.
Bartow, Polk county, Florida. on or hefors
tanned in the bill Of complaint viii ba ,s soa,,
as confessed against each Of the ss,d d.
PENDANTS. "s Sdiu ue-
i Is further ordered that this order hs n,,h.
lished once a week for twelve consecp,;U.
wee, weeks prior to July 5th, 1920, in the Lake
, naaS IHenhg Telegram, newspaper Of gen.
ern no, SIrcuiaNon, IN Polk county, Florida
1920 uo' u Aprii, A. d.
o. J. A. JOHNSON, tsean
OierA OF me Circuit Court Of Polk Countv |
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-04-12

The U. S. Treasury reports a re.
duction OF the public debt during
March was $7O5.ssO,123,1O, leaving on
april l a national debt of s24,sSs,671,-
5S+52.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-11
HAVE GOOD CARD OF BOUTS
At CAMDEN CLUB TOMORROW

Eight boxers are scheduled 20 APP
pear in four different bouts at the
Camden Sportsmen's Club. Camden
tomorrow night. and each of the
mittmen is a dangerous puncher. II
Is seldom that so many terrific hit
tiers are put together on one pro-
gram, but that is precisely what
Manager Herman Taylor has done.
Benny Leonard. lightweight cham
pion, and Knockout Loughlin. South
Bethlehem, will get together In the
main melee. Leonard Is a knocker-
out and everybody knows 1t, even
Loughlin himself. But the knockout
suffered by Loughlin at the hard
socks of Leonard. in the opinion Of
the Pennsylvania. was a fluke be-
cause he claims having been fouled
in an earlier round, as a result Of
which he was unable to do himself
Justice.
Jeff Smith, while a clever fisticIf-
fan. carries a terrific wallop. None
of the star middleweights is anxious
to meet the Bayonne, n. j., boxer. SC
that he will have TO step out of his
class tomorrow night when he takes
on Knockout Sullivan, a light heavy
weight from Shenandoah. Sullivan
has a long string of knockouts to his
credit. He is a southpaw. standing
with his right arm extended.
A pair of lightweight knockerouts
will go on in the first of the three
ten-round bouts when Jimmy Muir
ply and Johnny Mealy, Philadei-
phia favorites, mingle.
Len Rowlands. of Milwaukee, and
Young Neil. of Allentown. are to op.
en- the show in six rounds. Each of
these men carries a powerful punch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-11
DRY DOCK FIVE TO MEET
DU POINT TEAM TOMORROW

With three victories chalked up
In as many games played so far this
season. Wesley Wilson's Perth AM
boy Dry Dock basketball team meets
the representative Dupont court
outfit at Parlin tomorrow night.
This Is the second game on the Dr-
pont schedule. their opening con-
test resulting in a win over the Har-
mony basketball team of this ,ity
after this other local team had also
succeeded in registering three
straight victories.
Harold Runyon. star pivot man OF
the shipyard team came through
with flying colors in the game at
Woodbridge on Tuesday night, out
playing Pete Hanson, a more ex-
perienced court player. while Bill
Campbell continued his good defen-
sive play in holding the fleet-footed
Eddie Regain to m basket from the
field. Brownmiller's scoring contin-
ues to be a big factor in the ship
Yards victories. Manager Wesley
Wilson will use his regular lineup In
the game tomorrow night, while tho
Dupont team will use the same line
up as was placed on the court against
the Harmony team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-11
ANOTHERFAST
GAME SATURDAY
College Point Team of Long
Island to Play Amboy Five
at the Auditorium.

The College Point five from Col
lege Point. Long Island, is the at
traction booked by Manager Bill
Manning of the Amboy five for the
Auditorium court on Saturday night.
The team booked by the local man
ager is made up of former City Col
lege players and stars who perform
ed in the New York state league. The
lineup received by Manager Man.
ming contains the names of Kauf-
man. Fields, Caliguiri, Altman, Mer.
GER and Messer.
None of these men have appear
ed on a local court before. unless
the first mentioned player is Marty
Kaufman who performed with the
Y. NJ. II. A. and Blue Ribbons in
seasons gone by. Kaufman always
led his team into an interesting con-
test in his several performances
here, and If he appears in the Long
Island lineup on Saturday night, the
fans are in for a real treat.
Happy Rhone's Grasshopper Jazz
Band" will again furnish the music
for the dancing on Saturday night,
and during intermission Professor
Rhone will oblige with a number of
the latest songs. Chuck" Solador
will referee this contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-11
SPORTING NEWS
0@1uE@D
90sxys@0

The money may come and the coin
may go
And the Two Jacks r there to
greet II.
The one starts the ball with a battle
or two
And the other counts change to
complete II.
Now Dempsey Is there with the fistic
mits,
And his manager, Kearns, stands
outside,
And Dempsey meets men from the
world at large.
And knocks "jack pots" u of
their hides.
There's no law against the Two
Jacks doing a little financial dream
ing.
Dempsey likes to fight and Kearns
loves TO count fight tickets, so why
keep a perfectly good seeking ma
chine idle.
The Dempsey-Carpentier match of
mystery can't be pulled off until next
spring, and there's a long winter
ahead.
Kearns has figured II out that
Dempsey might as well warm up for
the big title fight by taking on Bren-
nan and Willard In the meantime just
to pass the time away.
TEX Richard is strong for any
suggestions of this brand since he is
operating a garden of gold" in the
big town where bugs have fat bank
rolls.
Dempsey thinks 1t no more than
fair that he give Willard another
chance to see IL he can still take
punishment. He cites the fact that
J~efferies beat his opponents twice
for good measure.
Brennan has been spelling for a
go with the giant-killer. Bill stayed
six innings with Jack before he made
his reputation.
The Brennan match would be put
ahead of the willard card OH the
itinerary Of the Two Jacks.
Willard has been secretly training
for a return match on his farm in
Pottawatomie-co. He still thinks
the Toledo match was a fivver. So
do all his friends for that matter.
The Kansan is considered o of
a match for the champion than the
French C by the Two Jacks.
Then Dempsey Is booked to do an
other movie. There's money in that
business, 90.
If plans work out on schedule
these birds can make q little legal
tender for themselves.
However, many carefully bull
card houses fall down now and
then.
Yet there's no law against building
joy castles, though.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-11
Marines Keen for all Sports

AthletlcS OF all sorts nave re-
ceived a great impetus in the Ma
r1ne Corps since the return to peace
time conditions, and garrisons and
posts all over the world have teams
which vie with each other for
honors.
Since the football season opened
crack teams of marines have been
organized at Quantico. Va, Great
Lakes. ILL.,, and at Mare Island. Cal.
The latter team was organized in
1917, and largely through the
coaching of Johnny Beckett. former
Oregon football star. the Mare Is
landers have been able to meet and
defeat almost every opposing team
since that time. In their first game
of the present season they defeated
the team of the u. s. S. Birmingham
by a score of 40 to 0.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-11
MATAWAN COURT TEAM
WINS FIRST GAME, 55-33

MATWAN, Nov. 1.-THE local
representative basketball team came
through with flying colors in scor-
ing their initial victory of the sea-
son at the expense of the Arrow
five from South Amboy last night on
Geran's court. The final score was
$3.50. The victory scored by the
local team was mainly due to the
good work of Davis. the star for
ward of the local representative out
fit who led the local players in cor
ing from the infield, while Bennett
led the visitors in scoring. Previous
to last nights contest the local team
lost three straight games. On next
Wednesday night the strong Liber-
ties of New Brunswick appear here.
Music for the dancing last night
was furnished by Vests jazz band
from Long Branch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-11
AMBOY FIVE WIN
BOWLING MATCH
Argonne Pinmen Lose 2 Out
of 8 Games-- Moore Aver
ages and Scores High.

Matt Rodda's Amboy i've bowling
team COPIED two out Of three games
in a match with the Argonne bowl
ing team on the Argonne alleys
Tuesday night. Although Moore OF
the Argonne team carried on high
average and high o honors for
the match. the Amboy bowlers
scores were suite consistent through
put the match. Applegate's 201 In
the final game being responsible for
the winning of the match.
The Argonne team captured the
first game, the visiting team winning
the last two contests. Manager
Rodda, of the Amboy five. challenges
any bowling team in the city. coun-
ty or state for a match or series to
be rolled on any alleys. The Argonne
and Amboy teams will roll another
match some night next week.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-11
THE BEST ROUTE
TO PRINCETON
State Road From New Bruns.
wick to Princeton Direct
Not Yet Open.

With the Princeton-Yale game
the biggest football classic of the
rear as far as New Jersey is con-
cerned-being played at Princeton
this Saturday and thousands of au-
toists making the trip, the question
of good roads and the best route to
30 over will interest many.
The new state road from Prince
ton to New Brunswick, by way of
Kingston and Franklin Park is not
completed and consequently cannot
be used.-As a result other routes
which are out of the way must be
resorted to.
For cars going from or through
this city the logical road Is to go to
New Brunswick, either by way of
Fords. Metuchen and Highland Park
or by way of South Amboy, South
River and Weston's Mills. Owing to
street repairs in New Brunswick
carr going by way of Metuchen will
be directed through Commercial
venue into Georges road which will
talks the autoist into Cranbury. The
road to Cranbury is good. Two roads
lead from Cranbury to Princeton,
bearing right from the main road.
Signs prominently placed in Gran
bury will direct n to Princeton.
The road is fair.
The road from Cranbury to
Princeton will take you across Car
negte Lake and up the hill to the
stadium.
Instead OF going to Cranbury,
which is the longest route, but boasts
of the best roads, a turn can be made
before reaching Dayton at a sign
marked Princeton" This will en-
tail a right turn and take the mo-
torist through Monmouth Junction
into Kingston. At Kingston the left
turn, which is usually taken into
Princeton. is closed for repairs and
must be avoided. A short detour to
the left is necessary in order to fin
ally get into Princeton and upon a
good road again. The detour from
Kingston to Princeton is extremely
narrow and rough. There are also
some cry bad spots In the road from
Monmouth Junction into Kingston.
Another route which cars from
Newark and New York might use
will take them into Somerville, to
Belle Mead. Harlingen and thence to
Rocky Hill and Princeton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-11
Johnny Martin In Main Bout
At Auditorium Here TOnlQht

A program which should appeal
to lovers of the fight game is being
offered at the Auditorium here to-
night with two ten-round bouts and
two skies completing the card. The
headliner tonight is Johnny Martin.
the fast-stepping. hard-hitting
lightweight who has made many of
the boys in that class sit up-or
rather lie down-and take notice.
Martin is scheduled to meet Tommy
Elm, a Paterson lightweight said TO
be capable of putting up a good bat
tie. The Poughkeepsie favorite,
who has been after the scalp of
Billy DeFoe, has n record to be
proud Of and his appearance at the
Auditorium tonight is expected to
be greeted by a large crowd.
This is the second show to be
given by the club under its new
management. Last week the crowd
was small and instead of going
through with the entire bill. three
bouts were staged and all of the
fans attending were given the OPP
portunity of securing tickets gratis
for tonight's show. II is expected
that an Improvement in the size Of
the audience will be noted tonight.
Martins record during his sever
al years in the ring is one which
proves him to be among the leading
lightweights of today. He has thrice
met Johnny Dundee and in each
case the result was a draw. He
fought Lew Tender six fast rounds
and drew with Willie Jackson. The
newspaper decision went to him in
his fight with Richie Mitchell. he
stopped Phil Bloom in nine rounds,
beat Tommy Murphy and defeated
Charley Pitts. In 1917 he stayed six
rounds with Benny Leonard. the
result being given as a draw. Fight
fans in this vicinity should sec
plenty of action when Martin crawls
between the ropes to meet Elm to-
night.
In the ten round semi-final Har-
vey Crosby. of Bayonne. and Joe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-11
~T0TTENVlLLE TRIANGLES
ORGANIZE FOR SEASON

The Tottenville Triangles basket
ball team has been recognized for
the 1920-21 season and Joseph Vac
carino of IT'S Yetman avenue has
been appointed manager of the
team. The Triangle lineup this season
will be made up of l.. Chapman, NJ.
Morrissey, R. Hoehn, Fred Sohl. w.
Chapman. J. Yaccarino, j. Higgins
and G. Kurowsky. Manager Yaccari-
no is DESTROYS of booking games with
the strongest light senior teams in
this vicinity, the opening games to
be played IN opponents court. All
communications should be address,
ed TO Joseph Yaccarino. IT'S Yetman
avenue. Tottenville or Leon Hart, Of
IT'S Main street. Tottenville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-11
Y. M. c. A. GIRLS TO HAVE
BASKETBALL TEAM

Miss Frances Hance has been ap-
pointed manager and Miss Ruth Ma
AN. captain OF a basketball team or
ganized as the representative Young
Woman's Christian Association team.
This team will be made up OF menu
bers of the Girls club basketball
team. players who formerly performs
ed with Amboy high school varsity
teams and a number of basketball
stars OF old. This newly organized
team will play games on the "Ys
court in this city on Wednesday
night, women's night and travel
other nights in the week.
Miss Robertson, director Of female
activities at the local "Y" and also at
Madison and Railway. is arranging
for a series of games with other
teams under her direction and fe-
male teams in this vicinity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-11

Woods, of New England, will meet.
These two featherweights are well
known to followers of the fstic
game and need no introduction.
Plenty OF action from the word "go-
is anticipated.
There will be two other six-round
scraps In one of which Joe BaIint.
a local protege. will clash with Ted
Seidman. of the county seat. Balirt
has a good sized following here and
he is expected to make a good
showing.
In the other six-round bout
Mickey Farese. of Newark, viii
meet Al Thomas. OF New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-11
ANOTHER FOOTBALL
GAME AT %TOTTENVILLE

The Imperials from Elm Park
have been booked by Manager Wal
ters of the Tottenville football team
10 furnish opposition to his eleven
on Sunday afternoon. The Imperials
appeared on the Tottenville gridiron
early this season and were sent
hack home with a 1910 defeat at
tached to their belt. Manager Wal
ters' cohorts are confident of re-
beating on Sunday afternoon. The
showing of the team against the
r~~ = Stapleton outfit on last Sun
4 pleased the large following of
team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-11
.yorR MEDICINE Is n X.

Mrs. Chas. Rule. New Digglns, WIS,
writes: Your medicine is o. X. I think
Foiey's Honey and Tar is the best for
coughs. l think your medicine is all you
say IL 10. l know l would never be with
out II. You may use my name" Foley's
Honey AID Tar acts quickly, checks
coughs. colds and Group: cuts the phelgm.
opens air passages and allays Irritation.
It stops sleep-distributing coughing at
night. Children like It. Contains no
opiates. Sold Everywhere.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-11
Elks to Bowl PIatnfeld

With Newark, Hoboken, Passaic,
Perth Amboy and Bayonne leading
The Elks state bowling league as a
result of victories over Elizabeth,
Union Hill. Paterson, Railway and
Plainf1eld, respectively, in the OPEN
Ing matches on the schedule last
Thursday night. the teams roll their
second matches tonight. The Perth
Amboy team travels to Plainfield,
Passaic travels to Bayonne, Union
Hill rolls Newark on the latter's al
ieys. Elizabeth rolls Hoboken at
Hoboken and Jersey City rolls Rah-
way at Railway.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-11
Reds Gets Theirs

CINCINNATI-It was just called
back to memory that the Reds I'M
ished the rae in the third notch by
the receipt of their w. S. share. ft
was S456.2c per Red.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-11
Don't, Necd EN-,

CLEVELAND - Iris Speaker
won't have many new faces around
next year.. Just a few youngsters
will march off to training camp.
The old steadies suit spoke.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-11

If plans work out on schedule
these birds can make a little lega
tender for themselves.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-11

Yet there's no law against building
joy castles, though.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-11

However, many carefully bull
card houses fall down now an
then.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-11

Then Dempsey is booked to do an
other movie. There's money in that
business, co..