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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-10

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT TENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT IN AND FOR POLK COUNTY,
FLORIDA.--IN CHANCERY.--Ola jenkins
versus Ebert Jerkns,--Bill for Divorce.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
The necessary showing for the order Of pub
LEGATION having been made by the afidavt Of
the complainant In the above and foregoing
cause. showing that the defendant Ebert Jer-
kins is resident Of the state Of Florida. but
that he has been absent for more than go
days just prior to the filing Of this bill of
complaint, that he Is over the age Of twenty
one years. that there Is no person in the state
Of Florida service Of subpoena upon whom
would bind the said defendant
Now therefore II Is hereby ordered that the
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-10

STATE OF FLORIDA,
COUNTY OF POLK.
Before me- the undersigned Notary Public
In and for the State OF Florida at Large, per
sonally appeared A. b. KILLER, II, +. Pritche!t,
Charles l. Dwirgns, A. r. Plckard. II. c.
Dwiggins, W. c. Norvell. c. $. Cox, D. C. Bos-
well, G. G. Durston, Mrs. j.. L. Meyer, J. L.
Mover. J. W Lanier, zerney Barnes G
Palmore, c. W. Palmore ]. M Reynolds, $. G.
Kennedy, Dr. w. H Mitchell Gertrude Over
street. r. + Nowlin. A. D, Boring. Frank
Mckay. c. A. Hardwick, c. A. Cole, J. \.
Warn, Mrs. c. j Wagner, +. j. and y. Jul
liam, r. s. Clifford. J. b. Freer. c. r, Ford
IN B. Howes. H. d. Washburn, F. s. Pate,
Hardin Peterson George NJ Ritter, A. Logan,
i A. w. Kimmel, DR.. c. W. Love, W. M. Lyle,
DR.. e. b. Hardin, d. B. Dickson, G. W. Wat
SON, y G. Fades J. Bunyan Smith, Reid Rob
son, A. ]. Pruitt, H. T lanes, Mrs. A. Callan,
Robert McGonegal, Mrs. T. N. Good. T.
/ Webb, John r. Cox, VIM. M. Gober, s. r. Es-
erett, G. w. Freese, A. J. Peddy, W. =. Payne,
H. W. Zimmerman, ]. A. Suit W. +. Fannin
IT, q Reynolds, c. Wagner, J. Ham Kirkland
~ r. Skipper J. K Futch, C. w. Reynolds,
Mrs. E. c. Fades. John Giddens, H. H. New
man, Elmer Duff D. w. Crabtree. 7. j. Fraley.
Mrs. Charles O. Beckham. ali TO me we'll known
and known to me to be the individuals de
scribed In and who executed the Foregoing
proposed charter Of the CENTRAL STATE
BANK OF LAKELAND, and each being duly
sworn severally acknowledged that they ex-
! ecuted the same for the uses and purposes
therein expressed IN WITNESS THEREOF. !
have hereunto set my hand and affixed my
noarial seal this the 18th day Of July, A.
| 1925
| tSEAL) Il. N. GOOD.
Notary Public. State Of Florida
My commission expires on the l4th day OF
October, A. D. 1899.
STATE OF FLORIDA,
COUNTY OF POLK.
Before me, the undersigned Notary Public
in and for the State Of Florida at Large. per-
sonaly appeared r. NJ Good to me We
known, and known to me to be the individual
described In and who executed the foregoing
proposed charter Of the CENTRAL STATE
RANK OF LAKELAND. and he, being dul.
sworn acknowledged that he executed the sam.
for the use and purposes therein expressed.
IN WITNESS THEREOF, ] have hereunto Sc
my hand and affixed my Notarial Seal, this
the 10th, day Of July, A. D. 1920
(sEALl EFFIE DICK
Notary Public State OF Florida.
My commission expires on the goth day
January. A d. 1928 l76e
A woman Is the head of the pc
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-10
PROPOSED CHARTER


CENTRAL STATE BANK OF LAKELAND
The undersigned incorporators hereby asso.
ciate themselves together for the purpose OF
becoming incorporated and forming a corpo-
ration under and by virtue Of the laws Of the
state of Florida, with and under the follow
Inc PROPOSED charter:
The name Of the corporation shall be the
CENTRAL STATE BANK OF LAKELAND. and
Its place of business shall be In the City OF
Lakeland In the County Of Polk and IN"
State OF Florida.
The general nature Of the business shall be
that of General Banking business with pow
ers incident thereto as provided by the
Statutes Of the State Of Florida
iii.
The amount Of the capital stock Of said
corporation shall be ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS to be divided into ONE
THOUSAND shares of the par value OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS t$loo,Oo) each, 10 be
paid in cash.
The term for which said corporation shall
exist shall be NINETY-NINE YEARS.
v.
| The business OF said corporation shall be
conducted by the following 0h1cers
| president. enc or more vice presidents. d
board or not more IMAM eleven or less shs
Ave directors, a cashier, and such other N
| ficers and employees as the corporation ma
authorize The board Of directors may appoint
subordinate officers and employees. with sucf
powers. duties and terms Of Office as they ma,
| prescribe, or as may be provided by the BY
! laws not inconsistent with the banking laws
vi.
The directors shall be elected by the stock
holders at each annual meeting ALI 0thel
officers and employees shall be elected annually
by the Board of Directors. The annual meet
ing Of the stockholders shall be held on thu
third Tuesday In January In each year
VII
Until the ojf1cers elected at the first an
nual meeting Of the stockholders shall b
qualified the business Of said corporation
shall be conducted by the following officers
A. r. Pickard, President.
| Charles l. Dwiggins First Vice. President
E. Good Second Vice President
H. c. Dwiggins Cashier
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-10
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR
LETTERS PATENT

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will apply to the Governor Of the State Of
Florida, at Tallahassee, on the 2lst day Of Sep
tember, A. D. 1920. for letters patent, moor
porating the CENTRAL STATE BANK OF
LAKELAND, under the following proposed
charter, the original Of which is now on file
In the Office Of the Secretary Of State Of the
said State of Florida.
WITNESS our names this. the 18th day Of
July, A. D. 1920.
A. +. PICKARD.
CHARLES l. DWIGGINS.
e. NJ GOOD
H. c. DWIGGINS
D. C. BOSWELL.
REID ROBSON.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-10

A woman Is the head of the pc.
lice department under the Soviet gov
eminent in Petrograd.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-10

The highest amount Of indebtedness or other
liability to which the said corporation shall
at any time subject itself, shall be Is limited
and defined by Section 2712. Of the General
Statutes Of the State q Florida.
TX
The names and residences Of the subscribers,
and the amount Of capital stock subscribed by
EACH are as follows:
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11

POO pairs Velvet Grip, No. 14 Sew. on Hose Supporters 15c pair.
 Lindsay Hose Supporters, all sizes sale price 200 pair. .E
 Cameo A-inch Elastic, l2 yard piece 75c.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11
RE SWIFT TO HEAR,
 BUT SLOW TO SPEAK
Rev. (. M. MiSsirian Delivers
 Sermon On'AbOVe Topic

At the community services of the
 Stanley Memorial church held last evening Rev. c. M. Missirian delivered n sermon on Swift to Hear. Slow to Speak" These community services are held each Suslay evening at 1880 o'clock. The sermas last evening m part is as follows:
 "The duty or applying our intelli- gence to the conduct of life is not only an essential element Of Christian doc trine: u is an element which we are
 in constant danger of forgetting. We
 act like a judge who hears one side
 and tries to give the judgment right
 away. 1 do not believe there is one
 Of Us who would willingly do an
 injustice to a fellow man. Yet day
 by day we are unwittingly doing our
 brothers injustice by seeing our own
 point Of view to the exclusion of
 theirs. We condemn often men and
 women whose ends arc as good as ours, simply because they are trying
 theirs by route which is not on our
 map. How large a part Of this shame and pain of the world is of this un- necessary and preventable character. Tt is the business of Christians to prevent this sort Of thing. because this Is the practical side of our re- ligion. Everybody can be and is a good Christian in the church. The inn portant thing. however. is to be a Christian in our everyday conduct, in
 relation with our fellowmen.
 Our text gives us three practical directions fin which way to go ahead
 and do this. CD Be swift to hear half of our troubles in life is in the fact that we do not give enough chance to our cars to hear what they ought to hear from others. We try to hear only what we ourselves like to hear. (2) Slow to speak-God has granted to each man and woman two ears, two eyes, but only one mouth. But there are people In this world who act and live Is ff Il. nd one ear, one eye and two mouths. To speak seems to be the easiest thing in f the world, but to speak only when tt Is useful and necessary is hard science. which few Of our human fel- | lows have achieved.
 ''Slow but sure is vital note in | practical religion. (3l Slow to wrath -evcTy free community. whether
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11

entered the Bliss Electrical cyflegc' at Washington, D. C. ..-...ss.-ez
 Mrs. Charles DigSle of Broao street, and sister Mrs Anna Chemeio of Glastonbury, are spending months vacation at Westbrooke.
 There will be no city mail delivery in the morning tomorrow, Columbus Day. There will be, however. the usual rural delivery. All post oflce stamp windows will be closed at 12:so o'clock noon.
 The first meeting of the Woman's club will be held at the home bf Mrs. Henry Trumbull of Pennington avenue at 8 o'clock tomorrow after noon.
 Ernest Fletcher has returned to his home in Belfast, Maine. Mr. Fletcher was formerly employed at the Standard Steel and Bearings company plant.
 Simon Young of Forestville, died at his home Saturday. He was we'll known locally and had a large num- Der of friends in Plainville.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11
WOMEN GETTING ACTIVE
Mrs A. J. SIopcr ia Chairman of the Women's Republican Motor Corps for Work in This City.

Notice has been received at tho republican headquarters that Mrs. A.. j. Sloper has been appointed chair man of tho women's republican motor corps in this city. Mrs. Sloper said this morning that her work at present will Do to provide cars to take tha women to bo mado voters. Sha has named q captain for each day that this work will bo carried on. She will have six cars if they can bo procured. An appeal ia being sent out to any one in tho city who haa an automobile and could spare it for one of these days. If they can they would be doing the committee a great favor by noti- flying Mrs. Sloper or Mrs. A. Smith Of Franklin Square. Moro plans of the motor corps, including the work on election day, will be announced later.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11

Tuesday, D. n., w. II. N. s. sew ing with Mrs. A. P. Marsh, fl Green wood street. 7:45 p. m, Class meet ing. MT. F.. F. Neumann leader.
 Wednesday: , D. m., w. H. NJ. S. rally in the church parlors, with in teresting talks. music. and refresh ments. All women of tho church. are invited. 7:45 D. m., the Philatnea class will hold it's October business meeting at tho church. All members arc urged 10 mako a special effort to be present
 Thursday: 7:45 p. m., prayer meet ing Topic. '"The Bible and Work"
 Friday: Epworth league rally in Piainville Methodist church, with an address by Rev. J. l.. Davis. All young people of the church are urged to take tha 7:45 p. m. trolley.
 Next Sunday is "Old Folks Sunday and a reunion of all former members of the church. Dr. J. H. Bell will preach.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11
WHISKEY MARKED
 SMOKED HERRING
2S Barrels Of Booze Found
 on B. & 0. Train
Found

New York Oct. 11.--Arrest of leaders of "whiskey ring said to be engaged in the shipment of carload lott Of liquor to Chicago and other western cities together with empioyes of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad implicated with the smugglers was promised today by M. T. Murphy, SUD- erintendent O. the B. and 0. police.
 Existence of the whiskey smuggling plot was brought to light yesterday with seizure in tho R and Q yards a Staten Island of a freight car con- tainnE 2s barrels of whiskey labelled herring" The barrels, covered with fish scalel and emanatins pro- nounced fishy odor. were consigned to J. w Gross, 3529 West Twelfth Place, Chicago, and bore the shipping tag of A. Kaplan Bros, wholesale herring dealers of New York.
 The intoxicating fish Superintend- a number of carload lots of whiskey shipped to the west in recent weeks. Railroad police, he said. had been working on tho case for somo time but had withheld action until they got the goods on persons implicat- ed.
 Discovery of the traffic waa acci- dental, coming about through the shadowing of gay spenders employed by the railroad who were suspected Of connection with a recent large theft O. silk from freight cars.
 According to Superintendent Mur- phy, he was offered a s5,ooo bribe by a mysterious telephone caller if he would permit the herring cargo through to Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11

school, or city or state, is governed by public opinion. and this opinion IS the result of discussion. How slow was Jesus to wrath and yet at times his moral indignation was aflame. Moral indignation against the evil, but not the person: against the sin, but not the sinner. No sinner was really bad enough to be hated by him. The people are easy to wrath, but how slow to be inflamed with moral in- iignation. The welfare of the world demands that all Christians should bear this text in mind, Let every mau be swift to hear. slow to speak, slow to wrath: for the wrath of man work eth not the righteousness of God"
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11
|MARCHERS IN NAME PARADE
Congregations Hold Huge lnOnStratiOn Here

nateiy B,UVU nun made up |n haid herg yOst0rday at- A nuau u0luUitstIatIon ut atiIe st,GtutS O. sNoW BrILatn ApfI84us EttItua FItLlnVIllo, + UtGbtElttv anu tuu par N city. Inc parade pal4,sGd q pFnCtpHi strGuts ot thv Is ap at t, aIAut Hill park, n6 sCfNlCes were uCld ana
 sung III tho presence Jt DO spectators,
 lvnstfatsUa was the most ieta III thts C,ty sinC0 the
 was organized here m Fv. LukU Dafy. later pastor \ church. At tudL tlmo sO Catholics m New Drll @ bus divisions Of tho parade. hero were eight, formed in rosts ot th0 northern part at the order ot the parudG Dsoph M. halloran. Special eyed the paiadts from who took part. The chimes s church sounded tho sig moving of thS procession
 the first division, headed [ Police William J. lIaN- D squat Of Now Britain s od from Lafayette street. lnlloran and his aidos hind the colois. I..lcn at- haaded by a band or drum Inc priests of tho parishes the branch of the parade. front of their purishioners. lie largest representation hor congregation was that led Heart uf Jesus church mum boring about 1900 r. Lucsan BoJnowsl<i. pas p corps of curatos, headed n. st. Mary's church. this ccond III number, having men in line. Thoro was n Hantntion of the congrega-
 Church of All Saints'. To most recently organized n here. Rev. Stephen btor. headed that deleBA-
 local parishes having rep
 In the parade were: The St John the Evangelist, St Peters and St. An rh division had a standard vinR the name of tho par
 comprised the branch of xsion moved from Lafay- yer street, to Main street. ain street. to Fr1Apklin zntormarehing atv the aaro park to south Main. bet, to West Main street, Hill park. out of respect on heroes. tho marchers  br the memorial arch at { honor in tho park with yorcd.
 k n wtdo space was roped
 Holy Namc socio.y and gere kept outside the fioId hrsde was broken up. A |Ltar was oroctcd on a g west.
 Brodortck. spiritual di- e Holy Name society for
 district. was the speaker
 Father Broderick com ho society upon tho sue domonstrntion ana spoke hts to bo secured through pcnsion. He told of the Holy Name society and nem bers to continue.
 prediction. hymns were the assemblare and the he Holy Name society was
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11
PLAMH7LLE
(Continued from Seventh Page)

vacation at Winthrop Beach, Beverly and Belmont, Mass.
 Miss Nellie Johnson of Southington is working in the cost departm ent, having recently accepted that posi- ton.
 Town Talk.
 Mrs. Charles Bates of Broad street is reported as being little im- proved in health.
 MT, and Mrs. E. Warfield and daughter Laura of Boston, Mass are the guests of Mrs. F.. D. Warfield of Park street.
 Leroy Bushnell of Park street, has
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11
METHODIST CHURCH

Busy Week l. Scheduled for Congrc-
 gation Workers
 Notes for the week of activities at the Trinity Methodist church are:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
DRIVES OUT
RHEUMATISM

."Neutrone Prescription SO" for
rheumatism! Nothing like st in the
wide world. It is a prescription that
everybody is talking about, and
when one takes it, it penetrates 20
the muscles and joints and quickly
. drives out the causes OF the painful
! trouble.
: Druggists are selling a whole lot
Jof "Neutrone Prescription 90" to
people who must have free and
strong muscles to support a vigor-
Gus body for work.
. Get "Neutrone Prescription 90"
for weary, stifr and painful muscles
and joints. Get 1t to take out the
agony from those painful limbs. Uso
this sure relief. not only for rheu-
Inatism but to clear up the kidneys,
make tbs liver work and purify the
blood. For sale by
c. II. Grirst & Co. Druggists. and
Seading Druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
SANDY RIDGE, 0.

Misses Gcncv!cve and Mildred Coss
OF Wheeling ar" guests Of MT. and MIS-
William Hoffnrr.
Attorney George Thornhcrg and fam
lily of ST. Glairsville spent sunday Win
Mrs LYDIA Burton Of Speidcl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Council OF BARNES
willie spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lowe Of Cam
bridge spent the Weekend with Mrs
Mary Thornbcrg Of Speidcl:
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Mayberry ana
son spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar MHyherry.
Miss Gertrude Truck spent the week
with Miss Flora Wheeler Of Stumptown;
MIR. and Mrs. Tapprn Neptune and
family Of Oivctt spent Sunday with re-
lativcs al Bethesda.
Clarence Stidd Of Rolllirc and Henry
Stdd of Hunter spent Sunday with
MIR and Mrs. Wilbcrt Stidd
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wildrs Of MI.
Holly spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Truck.
Miss paisy Rurchficld who is teach
ing school Mt Farmington: spent the
weekend with her parents. Mr.. ana MrS.
George Burchheld
Mr.. and MIR. Clarence Armstrong and
family Of OIivett spent Sunday Will
relatives at Bethesda
Mrs. Dreamer % Speid"l IS on the
sick list this week.
Harold Shai"r was WISHING i''H' N"''
friends Sunday.
Mr.. Amos Copeland Of Somerton spent
Saturday evening visiting friends near
Kings bridge.
Mr. and Mrs p z. Fisher md family
spent sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II.
Foreman Of Spcidcl
Mrs Scott Of Akron IL visiting her
sister. Mrs. David Costello of Sp"idel.
Mr. end Mrs. Fred Howell spent. Fri
dav with Mr.. and Mrs.. Lake Howell.
4
weekend with his cousin. Holmes
Howell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
DR.. HARRIET JONES
TALKED FOR WOMEN

Dr. Harriet Il. Jones' ono of The best
known women sufiraElSt speakers OF
West Virginia. delivered an interesting
and instructive talk to the now voters or
this city NJ the meeting held at the
iircmrn's quarters OF the city building.
She spoke Of the work being done in the
state OF West Virginia, in tho way or
organizing the Women Voters Leagues.
and gave those present some sound adj
Vice along tn" line OF studying IN" var
ious issues before going IL the polls Ia
cast their ballot.
The speaker alao advised the women
rCfcrS OF some of the laws which arc
now on the statute hooks md Of some
that should be placed on the books
DIR. Jones stated in her closing re-
10 senator Harding in his position on
the league Of nations
Edwin d. BUGGY Doad
Edwin Il. BUGGY. n former resident OF
this city and the son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel BUGGY. well known residents Of
Glen's Run. west or Martins Ferry died
at Columbus. Ohio. early yesterday
morning. according to Information re-
Cclved here last evening. The remains
Will be shipped 10 this city IN charge or
Howard II. Wilson. local Undertaken and
pending tho arrival OF IN" BODY. no
funeral arrangements have been made.
The interment will Take place at Lin
wood cemetery.
Drivers Refuse To Pay
All OF the drivers Of tho "nal trucks Of
the {. II. Kimberly Comps~y. the Shady
Sioc coal company and the Wadswori h
coal company. who have been making
The trips u Wheeling over tho bridges.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-23
BELLAIRE NEWS
.COMMMUN|TY DANCE WILL Be HELD
TONIGHT ON n. BELMONT STREET

today with water 10 be thrown upon Il
thoroughly cleaned 1t will b" waxcd
in preparation for the dance and Will
be closed TO traffic.
=, Old fashioned dances will feature
the event tonight. although waltzes
and the like will he N order TIL" COM
mittee IN charge has pui tho taboo on
thc shimmy. bunny hug. etc.
Two bands Will furnish the must
for III" occasion. One will be stationed
at Thirty-s"venth and Belmont strccti,
and thu other at Thirty-hfth and Bel
mont streets.
The street Will be appropriately deco
rated for the occasion.
The woman's auxiliary OF the City
hosTFal will serve retire shments on
tho street.
Tn" Young Mems club Will sell rib>
bon confetti.
Falls to Prosecute.
Charles Koridt. who was in the city
jail awaiting the outcome of tho In
juries to his friend. Joe Salenici. whom
ne slashcd on the face and neck with
Il knife. was released late yesterday;
SaieniCi at frst preferred n charge sc
assault and battery against Koridi.
when KOr!d agreed to pay the costs in
the case and the doctor bill which
came with tho cuts received by SH.
luniCi.
Given Heavy Fine
In addition 70 having forty quarts Of
bonded liquor cnnrtSCatcd. Victor ia
witch Of Twcnty-firSt and Union streets.
was obliged to pay fine of S20n and
costs. lie was ARA iEnrh before Mayor
rulbertson last night charged with vio-
la:ing the liquor laws. The police raid
cd Il stable ut the rear Of his home.
where they found the liquor.
Republicans Met
4 rally OF the Republicans OF the city
was held last night ut the city hall.
There was speaking aud other features
and maLy persons were in attendance.
Preceding the meeting in the city audi
torIum the Republican committeeman 81
tho city held a meeting
Huntor-BornhArdt
Announcements Is made OF the wedding
Of the wedding Of Mr.. Jack Hunter. ur