Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 13, 1912, Page 5

Phone 5,000 pr. W. R. Groover went up to, wcksonville yesterday to attend the suthern Medical association. Mr. J. H. Lancaster js spending e day in Lakelund, and is being armly greeted by his many friends Mr. Philip Fischer has our thanks ' r a handsome cluster of grap(-- ruit, which were delicious in flavor nd were much enjoyed, Mrs. AL P «r old home in Alabama, where she ;ill epend about two wecks. Dur- i her absence her yith Mrs. John Ormsby. C, Beatty, of Davenport. today in Lakeland on Beatty has just recov Rev. spending Lsiness. Mr., red from an illness of considerable e glad to ] Piration, and his friends (o him enjoying his us hoalth again. al zood A civil service examination for lork and carrier is «today by the loce Tere are quite a number taking the cmination, which is heing held « connefl chamber. witig condued 1 postoflice, and WL O MeClelland, bereavement a tew M who su ined o deep " s ago in the loss of her husband in a wreck on the ¢ wen' o was killed V. & B.V. orailvoad lust week, o Trilby yesterday ty spend afew Doy with relatives Wes Bryant, of Lakeland, ot the Brown House. The i among 17 ¢tizens aml hus hamlet in the Gainesville Sun. sSenator senator lorida’'s widely Knowa triends in cvery ity and common- v oealth. A telegram from Mr. Epps Tucker Ji., who is now at Talladinssee ing alter the Lakeland brings the information that it wil t: ke several days for the Suapreme Court 1-atter. look hond case, to reach a deecision in the Mr. A. Murrie left at noon today tcr his old in Fauldhouse, scotland, where he will live in the future. He wag looking forward to his trip with anticipu tion and we doubt not that there are home pleasurable those on the other side who awaiting his coming with equal pleasure. Mr. € Q. panied by Mrs. Memminge VMemminger, have returned to Lake- land from their trip abroad, and we are glad to note that they are a'l enjoying the best of health and had a delightful sojourn. During the past £ix months they have heen in ITtal., France and Germany, the greater pertion of their time being spent iu the latter country Memminger, accom PALM CHAPTER 0. E. §. MEETING Palm Chapter No. 26, O, K. S will hold its reg 14, at 7:30 o'clock. All are requested to be present. By order of the Worthy Matron, LUCIE F. B. EATON. ular meeting Nov. member: l... 1260 5000200838¢ i [DISO\IIA { THE OLDEST AND BEST IN THE COUNTY. THE CALL OF' THE (Champion—Comedy.) BACK TO HER OWN (Gen—Drama.) ROLLICKING 1TED'S BIG LARK (Nestor—Comedy.) ADMISSION ... 10e CHILDREN UNDER 12 ........0¢ f]"‘qu Leigh in the McLeod left today for children are, rand Mi 5 THE EVENING TELEGF 'M, LAK FELAND, FLA,, NOV. 12, 1913, ! s0 Dear Editor and Readers of Your!in j’l-:xcellem Paper: Since hus been called through your «ol-.u winns to my seeming insubordination ' he. to law, relative to preaching on the | »« HE streets of Lakeland, te state a few facts that may not'm generally be known. i When any trouble arises, whethef , REV. SHELHAMERS SIDE. |2« | pai, it is well to always refrain from: | i jcensure or passing judgment until sl: | Loth sides are heard, for, remember, ! d.i tucre are always two sides to every | o( y Dr. W. 8. Irvin and wife returned Please permit m, to state the L today from a two weeks' camping | defendant’s side to this particular | ci ' trip, which they spent in DeSoto ' ¢¢+e in question. | wo tccunty. They were accom od .m' We will let the impartial and un- o i the trip by Dr. and Mrs. Collins and | biased reader judge whether or no 1 ‘s(bll. of Haskell, rnd all report a we havy “courted arrest” and sought | thi grand trip and a fine hunt, having t» “create sensation.” killed a number of deer, birds anl| When we were informed that we th ! other game. They made the m.H would have to gecure a permit if we to | tirough the country in a team, and ¢ontinued our practice of preaching sio fenjoyed every moment while : y. o oen the street, instead of disregard - oo ling it., we sought such a permit at tu [ least three times personally, besides i cLse, IOBTY-HVE MINUTES FROM BROADWAY AT AUDITORIUM H {pess friends intercede {or us, but to A large audience will be at the ne avail. The mayor, Auditorium tonight ty witness the kil friend of ours, informed me tha splendid production, {vtes from Broadw ay, B it far from SOUr UNWOTLhY SUT- | p———— who is a spe: van which, leading role, of the best shows I Lakeland this se. £, pay a license of ca that he rich good was accomplished by (lw‘l-« drisht Kind of street preaching and i san "empower him to grant permits for jarades, political speeches, ete., but ll. did not have the right to grant 4 as wita vin- net but be one which will visit $5 per day. He add- ot Rarely has o feiorus been gotten together presentation of a picce cssembled for Georre M. “Forty-five . Minutes from Broad vay,” withthecharming comedicnne, Hazele Bursess, at the hoad ree requisites we ‘ accomplished o for the as has beoi Colian s he hid his way we Other busi- in “open-aiv 1o o Armyg Now in view of all ”""'”R)' weeh desired permit, ross omen approved of oonr mectines” as the Salva Cinsisted upon calls them vhen the chorns was beine cho on things and thinking that at the last in New York; a comely appearance Woieat sowe provision wonld b both physically and sartorially; o tede allowing us to continue »s good sinzing voice so that Mp. Coo oual, we aventured oat o Satuvday ti tunes shonld not suffor tizht, Oct 1h d owas arrested 40 After this o aaent trial, the han's tinkly arrest in their r b judae and city elork ahility ndition, and third, the to dance The resalt is the applemented in clone with many other influentia d ipals are ahiy work. Pert Leigh will be e men, advised us 1o i the role or “Kid City Couneil at its next mecting, as- n sring us that it was their firm con- en vViction that that body would so mod- d WEEK OF PRAYER BEGINS TR # nel ity th, ordinance a2ty pecmit u hin SUNDAY AT METHODIST CKURC alone with all other recutarly o p Beginning nest Sunday avd vun Divine olergymen, to carey out the t nine tiroieh the wook the Motheitise Sivine commission 1o go (it the ) people will observe 1 vobk of Chighways” and “streets” and thus i Hor | ; fartannimi peeach the Gospel to “every erea- | il and {411 NG i Most o these men declhred o v i the ordinanes to he anconstitntiongd 1 Vorld. simils el {11 Y wobvieni ! nd all with one consent thoapht i ivall char Ve Jenkin L ol o MR NG SN IIBIIEHG Y i Vit should soed would be amendod ship; or Our Countiy's . Dobt - tn Aecordinzly, NMr. Editor, we loo Christ Tt ETOTTY 1 NSRS L) A1 ird with hope to the nest bu of th the interim of more thay atiy preparcd and should be of intes nesEs meeting Uity Counil to everybody, becanse ot the per- of the afterioon WO Wi tinenee subjoct Vo desisted from going out, thon we were urzed tg do so Each during the week ook church, Difter- the been appointed, and like City contin following the missionary socicty will hold serviees at the ent leaders e ‘||‘4' topics consider will be of utmost interesy, being curtly denied any MU Chvistians are urged to make ton whatever. We were fully cor ready now to attend the serviees and vinced that this ruling was not 1h of all thoze who wer leing dis sentiment that result in oo creat blessing locally iv pray they may piesent, appointed in thi Jast recourse, we sought advice o respectable and well-to-do eitizen iy way it pirh doesit e they advised us to go aheed with on he vets marrvied there = gopviee, which we did on Saturd; ne dancer of her ever hecoming and were arrested o dirty old a amply bond was gladly o After some time there, we Thanks to all con night, Nov, 9, igeler locked though fered up in the Child-Training, It is not fair to a =mall child for the parents or nurse to be carcless about the little things that develop thought- fulness, self-relinnee and self-control in a child Scllcontrol is a character. istic absolute! iul to manhood were released, cerned, Now, Mr. Editor, we fighting for “personal privi rather for the principle I'herty and freedom of speech, whi were of relicio or womanhocd, and it i< ot learned I jg gne of the bulwarks and fund a day. it is the recult of pationt teaeh g opial Jaws of this great republi ing and tralning t '. I',;'”; the g We were not anxions 1o ereat JUstE oLl gl B D sation, but we knew that this b e tifel and growing city wonld o B et D A2 2 0 ol o o ] s RO0P4 e ave o Army and if tie P bt P et ety L e ann g Salvation to be any suffering and ivro i 5 AJI ES I l riny we might as well bear it o b | (teey, and on the other hand if w and favor would he shov should it not b crtesy T H E A T R E i‘n them, e — e "slhown to us as well, 600000000 000000 deing the same kind of work Some blamge us for going ‘ CURRENT EVENTS. }&uu'ul time, but we !- 0000CO00OO0ON00OU milar cage to that of Atlanta, o [ | why since we wer out th considered it § After we had held evangelistic Program f for Tonight, ;’;:..I,'J:‘.."‘".::'f cities of this conti gorvices) Louis, Seattle wwny other MAJLSTIC OR A jas well as in India, Africa and Prof. Murphy Leader pan, without molestation, | e jrestedd in Atlanta, my - home to PATHE WEEL RIENT for preaching on the strect tl VEN "the Salvation Army captain and — . «1f had songht a permit repeat A LEAP YEAR I TENT The result was T was tried and (RKalor ) Guitted, the recording judee that there was no State or cor FROM I i ON tional forbid preachin thke pablic 4 ————————— e el Tt OPEN AT 6 P. M. ——— ¢ General Admissit :n...mc W o o Children. under l-....5c‘; | tery in rrp oot tPPdy ar ou i e 00000000 ) ome in S+EEPIPPPETre attentior I when they were arrested: please allow me L speak 1 ask, What else could we have done” an expression of the intelligent an- {iv be religious, dowmestic, or muulu-’l am not an law and order of the right kind, bm w e (having some of our intluential h\lsi-‘m:. Forty-five Min ‘l]n ordinance was so drawn up as te ©f these, but please permit us in our cith way to turn as many feet into mmooooooo-,»oooowow permit for preaching; for this | mus: tha was of the opinion that fact would get thei Yo .V JENKINS ASKS PUBLIC { owaut to make and subse ol appear hefore the sho least in the municipal court. If, iz|and the Woman's College. Thei. s.¢ me say, we did wrong in persist- | cess is Florida’s glory. Any cocese 2. we felt as Peter and John did | that is worthy the name 5 biijer “Leaves of Grass” made its appear “Whether | than its own church. ,ance, J. T. Trowbridge was walking be right in the sight of God g The progriim tomorrow night will! with Lowell in Cambridge, whes the arken unto you more than unto be short. full of interest, thrillin; latter pointed out a door-way sigm. d. For we cannot bu: | throughout, and all who go will na, “Groceries,” with the letters set sis s which we have seet tut regardless of thag $88. to produce & bizarre effect. “That,” sald he, “ijs Wait Whitmas— with very common goods inside.” Didn’t Apgpreclate Whitman. Shortly after Walt Whitman's Twell repaid. | we should attend it for the sake o’ the college that it represents, and as * thing d heard.” In conclusion, Mr. Editor, let me' BUSINESS MEN, WAKE UP! preciation of our delightful city. Let | Gs go in full force, and thus do credit to our city. I¢ is time for you to stop paying Yours for greater Lakeland and for your place of business and never get a deed. Just count up the amount of rent you have paid since you started business, and still yoe ararchist; 1 believe ir all we with apathy and stoical in submit to 2 bad law, o, least to a bad interpretation of To do so would invariably pre- ! 1 ¢ all reform. To have dome so | t have prevented the forma ation | Proud of Record. don’t own the property. clorious republic with all its| A elergyman in Chicago, celebrating . I have just purchased the five lots ous liberties. li<tory reveals the fiftieth anniversary of his pastor- east and back of Bryant building and fact that most. if not all the | ate, draws attention to the record of ncrth of the Tremont hotel, on Mais and women in the past whe had !Imppy marriazes at which he has offl- gereet. No better location for busi- clated. Out of 4.607 couples married, Th: sise ourage to follow their convic- ggly two couples have been divorced. erence greater Florida. . JENKINR ness in the city for s:ie s 25x12 i . s and dared to withstand oppres- | of lots 2ix120, fronting on Mais . o avin ack alle v were misquoted and persecut- | For Tircd Feet. | street, leaving a back all of 18 caused by feet. These tots will be ~old on When your fect ache, i long standing, excreise them by rising | torms, first to the toes, then on the heels, one. two and three fn a ro-king motion for a few times. |, qarict Firer bu This v e, For further partienlars see advised by a speecialist— Sl Woman's ome Companion. J W. KIMEROUGH. Lakelan *, £ ne, like John Bunyan (a Bap-! . and Madame Guyen (a Catho 1o long terms of imprisonment; rs, ke Paul, Peter and oonr . even to death itself. one-fourth cash, badance iw ears, & per cent r cets thoe first 11-5-1m, t to compare himself with any New Auditorium WED. NOV. 13 The Big Show of the Season Mr. Bert Leigh and hix own company in the Musical Comedy Stcess 45 Minutes From Broadway I3y Geo. M, Cohan A Niot of Mue Pretty Guls, Costume, Color and Kn- » .rl» of virtue and righteousness | Be it also understoo! ! AlJ D I ] 0 R ' lJ M ! we have no ill will toward any | that some have used .~n'u||<.:‘ | or or connecilman and deplore the mage in denunciation of the Program for Tonight M'HENRY'S ORCHESTRA TO ATTEND CONCERT.‘ NO PICTURES i a special rw]uv-::‘ TONIGHT cvery citizen of Lakeland who will attend the concert and fae recital given by part of the thery College faculty at our o e tomorrow night. First, w, thd hear a great artist on tha niticent piano; then, when |{lf y()u m;ss thls “do all the good | ¢an, U the ways 1 ean, to all the soul. | SHELHAMER ) 'S Lo But the Finest Musical Comedy cverpresented you [ un, I':\ll\l!:-i\(' tent musician comes to be a res! in our State we shonld heorr 1oand know how he ranks in the wion; miss a treat. we should be posted a institutions ot | === - ‘,‘.,,‘Admissiun Aduits....10¢ . Children, under 12....5¢ | CRIGHIGIDDOON ‘olumbia | jovnent, Company of 20 Carload of Seenery Prices: 950, 75, 3, $1.50. Sl’fll&fiflSLl(’ oomerits of our er learning; vesardloss of cot, or denomination, we every possible cncourazemoe o colleges and universitios das Florida citizens it in their on, and Rolling, should b cneourazement o and { L Southern, and the University ! \ vere ury 50, “l)i\ th il g oarrest? W »City Couneil met, we app { before the same, with the ||~||l| ) WAYWWW WWWIWWWWWW VWWWWWWAAAN W Ten Good Reasons Why You Should Own a Lot in Park Hill Because it is in the Best Town in South Florida. Sccond. Because it is as HIGH if not HIGHER than any point in Lakeland. Third. Because it has One Mile of Granolithic Side Walks. Fourth. Because it has High Class Building Restrictions. Fifth. Sixth. Because Shade Trees will be planted on all streets this Fall. Seventh. Fighth. Because it is the most attractive Residential Section in Lakeland. Ninth. Because Lotscan be sold on REASONABLE Terms. Tenth. Berause if you don’t, you will wish you had, do, will always be glad. First. Because 4 Beautiful Lakes canbe scen from its Summit. Because all Streets will be Graded. if you Deen- Bryant Building