Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 20, 1913, Page 3

THE EVENING TELEGRAI. LAK FLAND, FLA., JAN. 20, 1913, 5 LINE INCLUDES' ’ ewspapers Magazines Stationery Come and see me before pur ;'n.lslflg e e ciated. i Office Number ............. patronage appre i Residence Number ... .... jsewhere. Your| —— Miss Ruby Daniel News Stand l Lo00y Of Edisonia Theater. . ALWAYS, Jhe Protesions- 2000000000000D0 Y DR SAMUEL F. SMITL SPECIALIST \Was linked to mine. ive, Ear, Nose and Throas ! Time might part aer Scientifically Presoribed | Our pathways, and their everlasting ofice 141, Residence n.| | : | Mighy sunder us, as the wind a brok- T T S T en flower; Dr. 2. R. SULLIVAN | Physician and Surgeon. ' i have not ceased to love you for one ooOOOdQGdflQQQI ! hour, | Since that first moment when 1 knew your heart Distance and v power Still this, my dream perpetual, would last Till all the wonder of the world §PECIAL ATTENTION TO SURGERY | were cast jours—9 & m., 1:30 p. m, ! Down Death’s dark void, a territying shower, 4:30 p. m., 7 p. m, Deen-Bryant Bldg., Ground Floor. - ne e AN :0 doubt not that | think of you each VENTIST Kach night, each hour, each mo- rs:ablisked in July, 1900 l ment! We have not w.iat 14 8nd 156 Kentucky Bullding, I'orgotten Life because we do not raones: Office 180; Residence 84 Dk W.RB. GROOVER, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, | Rooms 3 and 4 Kentucky Bldg. say, “We live!" or shadow Death, our final lot, Lecause we dread to name it. High above, mel‘“d' Florida. i Benenth me, round about me, is our 0 RAMMELL, o love! : Charles Hanson Towne. Attorney-at-Law. ‘ : Utices, Bryant Bulldiang iakeland, Fla. " KELSEY BLANTON Mrs. R. R. Sullivan Will Entertain :Missionnry Reading Circle. Mrs, R. R. Sullivan will be the I‘“‘“‘ stess of the Methodist Missionary crait Block, ‘'Phone 819 | Reading circle at her pretty home “Silverside,” tomorrow afternoou. The mecting was to have been held this afternoon but on accoung of the | obgervance of Lee's birthday it was Lakeland, Fla. " 1JCKER & TUCKER, —lawyers— Kkaymondo Bldg | postponed. Flerida | o slelang, ~ | Tampa Chautauqua | Is to Be a Success. The Tampa Chantaugua, under the oy & LUWARDS Aitorney-at-Law. SPECIAL NOTICE—MNotices for the 8acial Department can bo com: municated to the Society Editor by either of the above Mail written notices to the Society Editor, care Evening Telegram. Notices of social functions, elub meetings, church gatherings and other items of social interest should be telephoned to this depart- i i | | e ment as sovn as they oocur in order that their news value is mot i SHOES! i sides this iy has secured congres- | sional legislation, by means of which | all the territories, dependencies and the District of Columbia are brought | under the same beneficent statutes. The work of the National W. C. T. | U. for peace and arbitration for the ! children in Sunday schools, Loyal | Temperance Legions and kindergar- tens; its efforts to influence college students and to train and organize young women for philanthropic life; \ its evangelistic work for non-church- | goers, railway employes, soldiers, [ lumbermen, miners and especially for | the drinking men of all classes, have Mighty Low | ( proved its comprehensiveness and the i tion? It occurs to me in this wise: Its eof | tirelessness of its energ 4 {Here are two forces, each arrayed e | ! forts to reach the pauper and O e : X . unde o 89 er, fig prisoner, to establish reformatories | s Lo ghiingelon and homes for the wretched vietims | the sime cause, armed with the same dien, and its temperance Flower'and strategies, bearing the same bur- ! Mission, must appeal to every heart "donn. suffering the same trials, en- | It also strives to redeem outcas' during the same hardships, winning "women from a slavery worse than equal laurels in the field, brought that of chains, and by better laws to [ before battlements wherein lie great- secure protection to women and girls "t rewards and honors. At this june- from the outrages of brutal and de [tnre one of the masculine foree, by ,signin: men. It has been active in an ancient custom, blocks the prog- raising the age of consent in nearlv ress of the other. If education pro- every State in the Union, and its in- motes a spiriy of honesty and prog- { fluence is being strongly fely in the ross, then is it not time that we show [ purification of our literature and our this fact concretely “liey us break down the barriers and in the true spirit of honesty and progress place the honors in reach “To continue with renewed zeal ‘o 0, L bEoh Ay MORE ARVl D VG | i R | them.” [ carry out the spirit and letter of the ! ’p:ln'l:lmzlliun for national con:'itu- | tional prohibition; to secur: laws Lot ) to regulate inter-state commeres relating to the liquor traffie, <2 to prevent the restoration of liguor in the United States army and in every place, from which ig has boen han- art.” “What ure some of the special ¢ forts of the present year? i':’l“"" (%1 to abolish federal raxas- {tion of the liquor traflie, (47 10 <up- [ press the white-siave traflic )t Wc are going “ferever prohibit polyzamy the | thle | come in handy. {o! inebriety and their suffering chil implements, using the same tactics ! PAGE THREF. @ats and (0a Sutis Now Going at A BIG REDUCTION SHOES! Price. IU. G. BATES DHOSOFCSOSOI0 IDSOROP - 1A 1 Lakeland Artificial Stone Work % Near Electric Light Plant RED CEMENT PRESSED BRICK CALL AND SEE THEM. CAN SAVE YOU MONRY Crushed Rock, Sand and Cement for Sale BUILDING BLOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS 12 and 18 inch Drain Tile for Sidewalk, Gate Posts, Fiewe: Mounds, Etc, Good Stock on Hand WE Deliver Free of Charge H. B. ZIMMERMAN. Proprietor. DECPOA4 IO (LK) el } " i Subscribe Ottice tn Munn Bufidtug ' dircction of Mr and Mrs, C. Rucker United States; to indnee « ‘ : e I he V Ote S KELAND, FLORIDA. ‘ vdams, will be a great success, Of organizations to wage war mstj (0 glVC a Spe wt ARRYI R ‘ the session to e held there the Tam- | #leohol as they are doing inst . . | . 4 & b D MENDENLALL | pe Tribune has the following: [ tuberculosisy 1o push the edn mal CIal prlce Of 5 .‘I.;.;,m‘ec.u_ and Architects The tirsy annnal session of |'|.»1‘|:)|;1~|-~:>n; the temperatice !:x. ! A Ja““ary ls! |9|2 fie“eral “ardware ‘s 212-215 Drane Bldg Fampa Chentangua will e held at [seientitic teaching in o th hie per cent dls- ' LAKELAND, FLA. (he Tampa Bay casino, for ten days i schools, the cire ulation of livroture, v '+ land examination Bur |\ ining Feb, 18, This is a move- | the placing of temperance in § count on CO' i . i DoorsandWindows ve¥3, examination. reports Do which Tampa has areatly need-! public libraries. the utilizi ”"'l Lo by 0 ko850 Blueprirting. Voo, and everyone acquainted with the | press, especially the use of L Z . SCreen Doors A Jimcnofi)fii}i, DChantigna knows the part it has [ anee muterial furnished by o o lumbla Phon' Virs. Nellio Fidier 7,950 SR | o deve [ f each | rean of publicity through ne tper Koom 6 Deen & Bryant Blgg. | Mayed in the development o R A\ Archltect.’ . { ity where it has been held. St. Pe- | 8Y ndicates ! 0 ographs. € | Mrs. W. R, Graham ...... 1,920 r(mkerywarfl Newest Ideninlungllownelixnm E(-|'~hur: oweg much to this move-! o T ‘ z = fila Lakeland, Florida. {ment. Tampans are already much Women Eligible | & | are, begmning Mrs. W. 1. Mellwain....... 16,110 sSware g B e ___|interested, and each one should aid | For School Superintendents | o DO ROGERS, [ in making this a suceess. Mr. C' Ap action taken by the Florida Monday, lgth Mrs. S. E. Walson ........ 63 fiarden "080 R h'yer. Rucker Adams, of Chicago, is SuDer- |y, cational association, whici gives w “ h oom 7, Bryant Building. intendent of the Tampa Chautauqus. | nromise of a long step forward in to sell them on w e se LIEN Mrs. W. W, Irverson ...... 224 c" Phone 269. His talented wife will appear in the ! 6 «ehool interests of the <tat. was Sk i asn Ma lnes Lakeland, Florida. | I cture series of the Chautauqua. Mr. |, rocolution to memorialize 1+ next i i £ 13 ——————— and Mrs. Adams are located at the || .oigiature, asking that an amend- o the |ns‘alment Miss Georgia Strain ........ 10,025 stao Palnt . B. HUFFAKER, | Tampa Bay while in the city. ment to the constitution b <ubmit- Ny —~Attorney-at-Law— Among the prominent citizens of { a4 14 the people m:‘-km women z pl.nand ge“he Miss Kittie Funk ......... 12,010 0"8 on 7 dtuart Bldg. Bartow, Fla |, : . tors of thi : R ; { Tampa who are guarantors 5 | eligible for the office of school super- di P DAL BRYAR, | movement are: R, W. Millr, W. G. | insondent I= | discount. Pay | mrs 5. A wooa ... .. 1 | Varaishes DENTIST. ! Brorein, H. (. Giddens, J. E. Wal! 4 Tha resolution was offercd by Dr. m Kooms § and 9, Deen & Bryant Butld- | D . McMullen, F. D. Jackson, Vie- | 1, Kelley, the new president of | I g} $5.00 down Mrs. W. S, Irverson . 70 ing. Phone. 339. [ ton H. Knight, Frank Bentley, E. R. | the agsociation and one of the State’s F Mflbflstlle Residence Puone 300 Red. Drumright, Tee MacDonell, 8. L.|y46 ahle leaders in edicational ‘nd $2 each Will Williams . . 39 LARELAND, FLA. Lowry, C. B. \\'m', J. M. Graham, | work. He prefaced the introduction z Stnves W. S : Kent Pendleton, W. l Pl!‘k(’.l‘. AT- 07 the resolution by a shor address, o weekun"lp“d Miss Lillla May Melntire 12,585 (Oftre um|nm“c‘m" House.) thur P. Shaw, J. W. Sherrill, G. A. |;, which he sald: o A Allle May ) Ry b U na e N S L. A. Bize W P p BARTOW, FLORIDA. . L T '| “We all recognize that *indamen- : , ng S: Yxamination of Titles and Real Perry G. Wall, D. B. McKay, C. L.|ta! changes are demanded in our for' At the Miss Margaret Marshall ....33,840 Estate Law a Specialty. { Nance, Turner Music Co., Tampa | educational system. In our several same time wi“ we m Yo.r Bay Hotel Co judgments we are bound t. disagree € H. Tedd 40 llm I u TTT—— A | PROFESSOR H. E. HAYD! {as to the most immediate and most : P n “ T\CHER OF PIANORORTE AND | W. C. T. U. States Results vital of these changes | am per- giVE YOu Piano | e sonn kawaras - 5,000 ORGAN. ‘Of Past Efforts and Hopes suaded that we are handiapped in we no yom' Riits 1, Futeh & Gentry Building | Of Future Accomplnhgnent.._ : reaching a solution of the problem coupons to the 1xie Land Methodist church 9,550 LAKELAND, FLA ! Answering the question, “What are | i gupervision because we hold too : Iln work e ——————— | 211 of th‘? prllnvuml results which | strongly to the tradition:! idea of entire amount | + s cidord .. .. ....... 25 02— | the organization has been instru- | the incapacity of women to discharge woon ron SAI-[ mental in securing.” the National W. | tha duties of this departmen of edu- Of purChase. [ C.T. U, annnal leaflet says: i cational work. “Its auxiliaries have been the chief “Women are admitted in faet, Pine and Oak Stove Wood'$1,50 | fctors in State campizns for stat-| they are urged to attend our educa- utory prohibition and constitutional amendments, and for securing the | enactmeny of other reform laws, es- | peclally those for the protection of | Women and girls. It began the move- { ment for scientific temperance edu- cation in the public schools, having | been instrumental in securing laws * 1o that end in all the States, and be- )2y stran, Fireplace Wood £2.00 eI stran, Un BOWYER'S ;SUB-DIVIS- 'ON. North-West Lakeland. BOWYER BROS tional councils, on an equality With men. They are a very essential part of our educational government. Now, if we admit them into all our coun- cils, accept their judgments, and translate their ideas into laws and regulations, do we not concede their ability to attack intelligently and ef- ficiontly the problems of admlnislrn‘l LAKELAND HARDWARE & PLUMBING Co. Cool Days are coming and these suits will Stylish, Nobby and Natty, and the prices will astound you. SHQES! We are closing out our Ladies’ High Top and Tan Shoes--the latest styles and a ior The Telegra NO SNIOD® MON 1S3LNOD