The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-06-29
WEEKLY SUPPLEMENT County New

Polk County Trust Company. what he
thinks of the soundness OF the propo-
sition, and gave it straightforward
endorsement.
C. f. Todd, one OF the city's leading
business men, also spoke few words
for the proposition, and stressed the
point that it is not a giving but an
investing proposition.
Only a few minutes were allowed
for the volunteering of subscriptions,
as the teams were to make canvass
today. A. D. Hartsell, w. F. Sneed.
Seth Collins, w. S. Rodgers and A.
r. Carver promptly subscribed five
shares of $500 apiece.
Mr.. Collins later amended his sub
scription by saying he would be one
of ten to subscribe $1,000 apiece.
Temporary Organization
A temporary Hotel association has
been formed with the following Off
GERS: Ben NJ. Pulliam. president; A.
H. DeVane, 1st vice-president; A. F.
Pickard, End vice-president; f. l..
Mack, Bird vice-president; ]. F. Coun-
Gil, 4th vice-president; Chas. P. Zaz-
zali, treasurer; T. M. Phillips secre-
tary; W. w. Chase, G. l. Dwiggins
Winton Hall H. NJ Senior, members
of the board of directors. A per-
manent organization will be formed
after the stock is sold.
Teams of workers are making a
canvass of the city in the interest of
the sale of the necessary amount Of
bonds.
Hotel Plans
The plans for the hotel as outlined
at last nights meeting contemplate
an eight-story building containing $50
rooms. The building will be of hol-
low tile and concrete construction,
and modern in every respect. The first
floor will be given over to lobby, din
ing room, etc. The dining room is
planned to seat 300 people. There will
be two stores located on the Main
street side. The top story will be
built but left unfinished for the pres
ent, so as to allow room or expansion
as it becomes necessary.
Teams Soliciting Stock Today
Selling of the stock is already going
forward rapidly. This morning TWEEN
ty-three teams of men and women
started out bright and early at nine
o'clock, each team bent on selling
more stock than its competitors. Ev-
cry one in Lakeland will be given a
chance to subscribe for stock if he
wishes. This is a local proposition,
open to everybody. If the teams that
are out soliciting don't get around to
your door, come into the Chamber of
Commerce and subscribe for some
stock anyway. 1t is being sold at
500 a share, 500 cash and the balance
in eight equal monthly payments of
$40 each month.
The teams that are on the job today
are as follows:
&c. T. Bland, Chr.
w. E. Boyer.
2-F. T. Benford, Chr.
]. R. Boulware.
3-P. F. Collins, Chr.
l.. B. Curtis.
Al. w. Conibear, Chr.
Zerney Barnes.
SO. w. Drane, Chr.
H. L. Collins.
6-J. J. Haldeman, Qhr.
H. X. Clonts.
7-E. M. Patterson, Chr.
81. v. Stevens, Chr.
Miss M. Reynolds.
9-Miss M. Tomlinson, Chr.
p G. Mitchell.
10-W. w. Chase, Chr
III. E. Melton, Chr.
B. M. Pulliam.
12-B. F. Wilson, Chr.
o. C. Lanphear
18Th. d. Mendenhall, Chr.
DR.. J. w. Kutrow.
I'm. G. Warning, Chr.
c. I. Dwiggins.
15-B. H. Harnly, Chr.
T. M. Phillips.
16-J. R. Weeks, Chr.
Otto Kline.
III. S. Jewett, Chr.
E. R. Giddings.
tsp. M. Henderson, Chr
u. w. Iverson.
19-Omar Mcdaniel, Chr
r. G. Hinkley.
gov. S. Myrick, Chr.
]. o. Dekle
Civ. T. Sammon, Chr.
J. ]. Gillian.
22-Wm. Steitz, Chr.
Norton Gaskins
CSC. 8. Whipple, Chr.