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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20

New York. April 1s.--The absorption
of the financial community in the ques-
ton of enlisting new capital continued
throughout the week. An cXtraordi-
nary degree of attention was given to
the course of the new st. Paul Az per
cent bonds because of its acceptance
as II barometer Of the new conditions
to which other borrowers must cou-
form: The result cannot be said to fix
definitely the new Investments basis or
TO break the deadlock which has eX-
listed between investors and seekers of
capital Active dealings I'm the st. Paul
bonds did not prevent dror, to below
the price of the public offering. The
announcement nat 20 per cent OF the
issue was left unsold when subscrip-
tons were closed contfasted with
heavy oversuhsrriptions OF successful
bond offerings In .propitious times.
The inference WAS plain that the rate
Of return. high as il is. compared with
older bond issues. did not attract in
vestors In effective numbers. On the
other hand, dissatisfaction was shown
by cooperate borrowers. which found
expression In. warnings OF the neces-
sity or curtailing outlay for extension
and improvements to meet the situa-
ton. 1t was assumed that only rail-
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Weekly Cotton Rerieu

Now York. April is.-Cotton goods value.
easeu steadily during the week Trading
VA Va, OF = consTyatlvc character, although
substantial volume OF business pa ssed in the
nais s Tho orders still booked for dc.
nEcry arc apparently secure Cancellations.
o, merchandise orders. complained of In
p'her ihes. has not been seen to any extent
w cotton goods, and the present situation is
one In which the goods are required for
ininediate or by distribution The
Weakness Of the cotton market did not helm
but appears 10 have had less Influence fhar
tue nnwillinsness OF buyers to enter upon
any late business at this tme save In fhe
INSTANCES where mill orders must be given.
of the 5000 pieces Of print cloths sold AZ
faii River about 10000 were for spot shin
nent. ip
Export trade Is quiet Drills shsetings ara
print cloths sre easier. Prints are being sold
with fa1 dating Bleached musIins are hs-
Ing sold in memorandum with an under
standing that they will be charged at lsaat
quarter cent yard lower: Ginghan,s rule
quiet. Recorders on wash fabrics are condned
principally to ratines crcpes veries. corSs
and fancy printed dress cottons Duck IS
lower =
Prices on cotton goods rule as follows,
Print cloths. cS-inch, 6+xs4c. 3Tsc; sixSoo.
axe. 3s.inch. 6ia6is DC. brown sheetinrS'
southern standards. 7%dSc.: denims 3,
ounce a. tickinss s-ounee. ls,tc; standard
sac: dress ginghams. ?kc. ~
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CIearins-HOu,e statemen..

New York, April 1e.-The statement Of the
actual condition OF clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week shows that
they hold so Os5. $50 reserve in excess of legal
requirements. This is an increase of S. Isl, 800
from last week ~
The statement follows: Actual condition.
Loans. l.SS9, 5000: decrease, Sl0.Iss. 600
Specie. >/s% 1000; Increase. Ss51Lo0o IA 3
Legal tenders. s7a16a 900; decrease S2S4001,
600 ''- S'A>
Circulation: $40 9es. 600; decrease. ss5,eaa
Banks canh reserve In vault, S34R MkooA
$50, sSs.09a.
Aggregate cash reserve, S4lLosaooo.
Excess awful reserve. s1aosS.86: inereass.
A.1sl.tNo. gSrSf
reserve. S;3 1911. 900. y TT =
Summary OF State banks and trust u c o,,,
paniss in Greater New York MOI fncIudeS III.
clearing ID ouse statement: ssls - rs -
Loans Sbe6, $50, 100, dccroRge. $2,6oaeeQ fs
Specie, s6a: 7ss 800; decrease. 3i4i.e6d
Legal tenders. S5 1909: decrease, $isLSee.
eN - ? - 49,
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roads with halfcompleted improve
nents or with floating debts and ma
turing note issues TO be funded would
follow st. Paul in Offering long term
bonds at present prices.
Reduction of the Bank of England
official discount rate from to a. per
cent was hailed with satisfaction as
an indication OF easy money conditions.
norcIGm linanclai commentators. while
expecting further early reduction in
The English bank rate 10 per cent.
arc not sanguine of any marked dc,
cnne or money rates. Tho admitted
policy Of the central governments 4 is
70 nuild up reserves In preparation OF
coming autumn needs. The prorram
iS1r ornaments. with the financing of
IN Balkan war debts, show formida Bile
requirements.
Returns of national banks OF April.
SNOW low stage OF reserves among
me interior banks and the likelihood
OF cails on reserve centres to rcpleuish
mem Weakness in pig iron having
pccoine more pronounced. the effect on
sentiment was disseminated all through
, ,hc trade In the stock market the
movement was slow and dragging, with
heavy undertone W.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New York. April II. -Flour-Ouiet. Wheat
-sarely STEADY; No. red. slt171Lls; No.
Wool-i;asy. Leather--Firm. Petroleum
steady Rosin-Steady. Rice and Mola sses-
STEADY. SuSar-Raw and refined. steady.
Conee-Spot steady: Rio. No. :. Ilhc.; Santo.
No. a. l3c.; mild. quiet: Cordova. l4ia Nl7iac.
nominal. Butter-Steady. Checse-Steady
Potatoes and Cabba ges-Steady and I'M
changed. FreiGhts and Peanuts-Steady and
unchanged.
Cottonseed oil was f1rmer early on covering
OF May shorts and outside speculative buy
ing on account of the strength in lard, bu.
towards the close prices eased off slightly
under Weekend realizing Closing prices
10. soo barrels. Prime crude. 500 nominal: do
summer yellow. spot. 7loa7.ls; APRIL 100;
July 10; august and September, III: octo-
low. I.o0G 80: do. summer White. 1OOai.la
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releasing OF the $500, 900. 900 hoard ed
gold in Europe on tho declaration OF
peace. and definite intirnat!ons that 2
sound currency system will be cstab-
lished before many months have
pissed. should and probably will trans
form sentiment in tho near future.
The country may not be ateaming
full speed toward immediate prospority.
but IT certainly need not be stesred
toward ruin.
Once nature begins to work wonders
on our farms, most OF our troubles
will look relatively small.
Now York, April 1p.-The level OF
prices was virtually unchanged by to-
days trading in stocks Reading
closed half "a point above Yesterdays
last price and Anal gamatcd half a
point below These changes repre-
scented the extreme movement amons
the active stocks. Stcers range was
Is. The last showed tendency to-
ward heayiness in the carly trading
bu, bear operators found that they
were not able TO bring about any gen
+ral selling. and subsequently bought
back their stocks.
Canadian Pacific showed exceptional
hcaVincss. opening two points off, ow
inS to the sharp break in London be-
fore the opening here. The stock
rallied. but later sold off again There
was heavy trading in Mexican Petro-
irum because of the increase in the
dividend rate. and first sales were re-
corded as 1000 shares at So IL TO 81
compared with yesterdays close OF
o. 81. The stock WAS supplied AT the
higher price and quickly sold off.
As had been forecast BY the casing
OF money rates yesterday and the
ing the week. the banks were shown
in the weekly statement TO have
Strengthened their position, although
the actual cash gain, amounting TO
S3,Sl'.oo1 was smaller than was indi
Gated Loans were scaled down con-
sidcrabiy, and over si,o00.Ooo was
added To the excess cash reserve.
Although the large industries in
certain parts OF the country are stili
feeling the effect Of the food. the bust
ness outlook as reported by the mer-
camille agencies in their weekly re-
views is bright. In some lines there
WAS noted a growing tendency toward
conservatism. on account OF pending
tariff changes.
Bonds eased off slightly. Total
sales, par value, sl.oO5,ooo.
Panama rs coupon, declined is on
call on the week
New York, April le.-Money on call
nominal. No loans Time loans
weaker: sixty days, Ii per cent;
ninety DAYS, l-o; six months,
l2qi "a
Prime mercantile paper, l2Gs per
cent. Sterling exchange steady with
actual business In bankers bills at
si,s3i0 for sixty day bills, and at
Sl.S640 for demand
Commercial bills. s4.s2 10 Bar sill
Yer. 50 SIS. Mexican dollars. AZ
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds easy
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

Chicago ILL.,. April 19.-Hcavy buying NJ
July and September wheat on the part of
leading elevator interests caused a sharp
upturn to-day In the last half hour OF a
market that had already shown decided
strength. Closing figures marked a net pro-
gression of HaSc. to %a9c.: oats had ne
upward movement OF isHi.c. to IA sac. and
provisions showed net rise of a shade to
lSc. Corn was narrow and dull most OF the
day.
Cash grain closed: wheat-No. red 3l.esia
al.0a: No. hard. e2ia.leihc.: No. northern.
e3q etEc.: No. northern. aii1ds3c.: No.
spring. ala s3o. Corn-No. ., 56ihG5, No. :
white, 57rsG5sttc.; No. 2 yellow, 57dasc. Oats
No. white, d'tQs7hc.; standard 3jA.Sec.
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. ". c.. April i3.-Spirits Tur-
pcntine- Steady at 3siac Rosin--Stcady and
Unchanged. Crude Turpentinc Firm at saG
400.
Savannah. Ga. April i9.--Turpcntine-Fi
at 3934Qt0c.: sales 2Go casks receipts ao6
casks; shipments casks; stock 1908 casks
Rosin-Firm; sales 1,t;i6 barrels: receipts /. SOD
barrels; shipments 1850 barrels. stock C., 6o7
barrels quote: A. b. ii05.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERsBURG pEANUr MARKEr

Petersburg. Va, April 19.-Peanuts.-Span-
ish- Market firm. Farmers Spanish. sl.35 per
bushei; No. / she'lcd, Spanish. 7adSc. per
pound: No. ehelled. Spanish. ba.c per
pound EiTginias-Jumbo. &c. pcr. pound :.
fancy. 5l?T3a4c. per pound: extra prime. SIC.
per pound; prime. 81. por pound; machine
picked, a%43,4c. per pound: Smelling stock,
el2c. per pound.
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CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSaies at Union stock Yards.)


tSaies at Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond Va, April 10. 1915.
Report OF the live stock market for tho
week ending April II:
Best steers, 1&Gstc.: medium to good "a
rs: common to fair. 5isae.9c.; best hefcrs,
.pi1c.; medium to good, Ss.46S.c.: common
to fair, 4x45tc.: best cove, 6l6Ac.; medium
TO good. 44a5iac.: common to fair. s,i14hc.;
best oxen 6hGIc: medium to good. 5Aq6c.:
common to fair. thabkc- bulls. 4id6iac.;
BEST calves. Saec.; fair to good. 7HSc. dicks,
td5c. Cows and calves. $356r75 90 per head.
Best hogs. sstGehc.; light hogs. s8S*.e.: sows
and stays. o!agTEc-; best lambs. 7,5GSnc
medium to good. 5isa7c- common to fair. "a
DC; best sheep. 6GelaG; fair TO good. 6Qec.;
common to fair 35&tlsc. Spring lambs, $40
500 per head.
Chicago H., April. la-Hoss-Mos,ly SC.
higher: closed weak. Bulk of sales ,ao5tl
a.25. Cattle-Dull and unchanged. Bceves.
57.25a2.cj; COWS and hcifers. s3eod $50, calves.
$65oIS.co. Shcep-Slow and steady at S6G
7.1o; lambs. i6.e99s.75.
New York, April le.-Beeves-No trading
Calves weak; Ohio vcals. $40. Sheep and
Lambs -weak Good unshorn sheep. 81 good
To prime clipped *s.:3I6io; good unshorn
lambs, $50.
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New York. April a.Thc cotton goods
markets were easy to-day OF trading Of mod
crate proportions for nearby delivery. Linens
ruled steady Burlaps were quiet. Yarns
ruled barely steady.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIr. Is. 1915
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk. mer-
chandiss and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocshontas, Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise aud pas
sengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Aurora. Furmen, Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
senGere. Furman Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Aurora- Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengers. Furman Line.
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MARKET CONDITIONS
Live POultry--Hepo In good demand.
springera moro plentiful. market lower
EGGS Receipts very light. Butter VeaIs
Cattle and Hogs in heavy demand at prices
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Term. LIST 4.......
COTTON MARKETS.

WILMA
New York. April 1o-The cotton market
was weak and unsettled again this morning
nnner renewal OF heavy liquidation and
general selling The close was steady hut
from IQi2 points net lower. The opening
was barely steady at a decline of pa points
under overnight selling orders. which had
svidsntly been inspired by yesterdsys sharp
oreaK. oearish construction of the visible
the South and talk of Increased spot Offer
ing ing. me initial break carried prices into
orders we're uncovered snme a Ho,n s1op
some SOM thought they saw signs OF Liverpool
sIa and ruInors tina, the English strad-
month contracts added to the NERVOUSNESS
o, ths market: Covering was active enough
10 rhccy the decline around ll.s3 for May and
July but only and point buiges occurred.
ana the marks, closed q, the lowest point
had hal. resched since las, autumn. or since
last December. on the break OF last Jan
u ,sy Ma, soid as low as 90. but rallied to
tle better than due ON May this morning. but
fully met The local decline on other months,
como very quiet In Manchester with indice-
lions that India had been we'll filled UP with
orable and the forecasts wecr Tor Continual
fair weather over Sunday.
es Go,,on IS: suissi miaa3lns. lsis
i2l. so3 bales: export Coas,vise LII: bales
,s T9'f s,,. today A., !, Al eorss reesip.s
bales; to the Continent 1000 bales. 10 Japan.
-lt' bales: stock. $50 iSS haier.
.onsoiida,ed At all ports-Eei receipts.
'.al3 bales; export 10 Great Britain 1895
bales: TO thc Continent 1000 bales; TO Japan.
lisa bales
Total since September at all ports-Net
receipts a!osy0 bales: export TO Great
bales: 70 The Continent. s'oo5sa I Bales: 'i to
Japan 215.lO bales; to Mexico, $3.50 bales
Now Orleans, April 1e-The Weekend ses-
sion In the cotton market prices at new
low levels for the present downward move
ment. Bear pressure was the market at
all times short sales being encouraged by
the favorable weather map and the forecast
OF continued good weather. Bulls offered
little support. hut good demand was Gre
ated by the weekend evening-up OF satisfied
shorts This demand checked the downward
movement AT 1905 tor July. On the opening
the tone was steady and prices were ods
points down. Prices fell during the morning
until they were s6s points under the final
quotations OF yesterday. The close was at a
not oss OF 5a7 points. Spot cotton quiet and
Unchanged; mlddling. l. '-l6c.: sales on tho
spot S. bales and ~ to arrive Cotton futures
closing bid: ,pril. I'll bid May i2.os: July.
lc0S; August. li.s0; September. 1I.H: October.
li.33; December, ll.3t: January ll.S1
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Leading futures ranged as follows:

Baltimore. Md. April io-Whcat- -Tirmcr
a $l.l0 Corn Firmer at 5Ss<c. Oats Firm:
No. white. 4odic,ac. Ryc-Steady; No. >,
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co. Com
mission Merchants. Richmond. Va
Richmond. Va April To- 1918
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. or
MARKET
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
by Caslie G. Burch 4 Co.

ny CasKie @. Burch q Co.
Stock and Bond Broker. 1915 z. Main street
Richmond. Va. April L. 1918.
SALES AT BOARD.
Virginia Centuries, e.S c. and R---2too at
Virginia, Railway amp Power Co. pfd.-1o
at 9it.; 10 a4i7
Virginia, Carolina Chemical Co. pfd., p.
CO at 1o9.
STATE SECURITIES Bid Asked
Virginia Sc. Old. G. and r.. 1857 1914
Va Centuries. 2-3. c. and r.. 1891. 50 @a
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BOND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line LIST 4s. "a
a. e. LII. and ~ As tasleed). 80
a. -. H. COW. as I'm Baltimore. askedp.. 30
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 4s...:............ son
Chesapeake and Ohio aonv. 4ha......... 30
Iiiggett and Myers 6s....................... 9s,s
Liggeet and Myers Is.. ..............-.-... 120s;
I.orillard Company So (btd) ...........- a.
Loriliard Company 20 (bid). :.........,... ia0N
Norfolk and, western conv. 4hs.:....... I0+h
Seaboard Air Line stnmped As (asked).. So
Seaboard Air Line adj. So (bd)........ 70
Southern Railway ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 7sh
Southern Railway ba.: 1o4k.
United States steel End hs..:.:......... 1o1h
United States registered 3d. 1880 (btd) 80. 10i
United States registered Ss. 1918 (bid).... lo2h
United States Panama 81 tbid) ........ l0ai;
Virginia Brown Bros offs. itsalos) ...... 81
Virginia Car. Chem. LIST 6s tasised) ....-. e6fi
Virginia Ry. and Power Co. IS .(asksd),- "a
Wabash deb. ls~..,.................., sTx
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

Richmond, Va, April 10 1919
Following are the quotations on the Rich
mond Hay Exchange:
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OHcIII. Z y. c.....-IUU 1U7L7 TO
Quotations for interest paying bonds arc
at proce TO which interest must be added
1ncome bonds and certificates of indebtde-
ness are nat,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va, April 10. 1919
blowing are the quotations on the Rich
M TnhaccO Exchanged.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET

Richmond. Va. April ~ 1919
.oLEsALE QUOTATIONS. on CHANGE.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-16
IMITATION MADE A FINE ART
Writer Can See Excuses for the Copy
Ing Of Styles Belonging to the
Past Ages.

We have had tho renaissance period.
the directoire period, the imperial
period-why not the limitation"
period as we'll?
The colonial houses are initiated;
SO Is old furniture. As for dress.
imitation Is the dominating note OF
the whole fashionable world. Beauty
Is not even skin deep nowadays: 1t 10
copied with the same facility and ease
with which a mediocre artist can 70
produce the likeness Of . famous pic
ture. Why. the painting Of . por'
trait pales into insigniAcance beside
the work OF the geniuses who create
the styles.
It may not be possible to make .
silk purse out Of . sow's ear-but who
wants = tilk purse. at any rate. With
such splendid silver limitations on The
market. oil glittering with imitation
jewelsi
Give Dame Fashion Kipling's tom
dation Of Z rag. q bone and . hank
Of hair" to work upon. and she will
transform . snub-nosed. pasty.faced
bit Of femininity into an alluring, Ia
cinating siren. SO admirably exact 4
replica OF natural beauty that only
some unpleasant expert can detect the
subterfuge.--New York Press.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-16
METAL FLOWERS AND FANcIES
Return Of Idea That Was the Extreme
Of Fashion Only . Few
Seasons Past.

One might have imagined that
there was nothing less likely to nap
pen than the return Of metallic e.
fects. for it is not SO very long since
they were sufficiently in the forefront
of fashion to make their return .
most unlikely forecast. Yet here we
are glittering as much as ever with
cloth of gold for our evening attire.
and brocades richly shot with gold
making some Of the smartest toques
and draped hats that are worn on the
street.
Gold lace u also q millinery feature
that seems Worth mentioning. and one
thing In favor Of metallic effects ~
naming among the moro exclusive Of
the seasons details 70 that they ,are
chiefly confined to the moro expensive
ornaments.
Silver q we'll - gold b to b seea.
especially in the form Of large plain
buckles or Of the full blown roses that
are 20 soft and graceful IN silver and
gold cloth. -..
Motifs Of metal or Of metallic en-
broidery are much used for feather
mounts, and even without . feather
such q motif is . sufficient finish TOY
q smart tailored hat. Jet ornaments
are used in the same way. and . par
adise plume cannot be set on more ct
fectively than as the fringe Of large
double bow Of handsomely cut Jet.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-16
Everlasting Fame.

we must 60 to Stratford" Whats
the use. We car buy Stratford post
cards in London" NY friend. one
travels for something more than to
send postcards. I want to write my
namU on Shakespeare tomb
Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-16

The new hats demand very fat N
obstrusive coiffures, and all artificial
eontrivances for pufiing out the hair
have been discarded. The hair Is soft.
y waved. however. to give 1t . dainty
6ufiness about the face, and the
waves are drawn far down over the
earn. which signify their presence only
By the earrings which depend from
their lobes. The exaggeratedly simple
couture makes women look young and
rnsophisticated, ard heads Just now
have Z small and aristocratic sugges.
ton. The hat is worn out Of DOOR:
. close-fitting cap OF gold lace or
gause at the theater; and in the house,
the tresses are usually covered BY
perfumed boudoir cap Of sheer en-
bspi6ssy and plated net frilline
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-16
MA,o,e.PIe Order"

,.orv saturday a Puritan dame
h Merton. baked two dozen or
Hsp-' nile pies, which were to last
rol. ;,r,;iy during the week. Placing
ne' On her shelves in the pantry.
ne.H ',,s each according to the day Of
y weel, on which 1t was to be used.
ue the pantry thus arranged. vas
wv y, 10 he in apple-pie order.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-16

Corner Florias avenue snd Bay Il
The Rev. william Dudley Nowlin
= D.. pastor.
Sunday school S:+s ., ..
Preaching Sunday q II .. ~ aa6
7:lS ,. =.
Weekly prayerDeetine wednesday
evening q 1850.
Woman'o Missionary and Aid Do
ciety Monday $3.50 2. u
Raptim Young Peoples Meeting
ct Sis .. q.
Regular monthly business neetins
arpt Wednesday 7:30 .. ~
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-16

And what Is your occupasIonr
asked the accident insurance agent
"rm q woodsman. During the hunt
ing season / act - . guide" Tn
sorry. but my company won't write z
policy on your class" why noes
Surely I'm . good risk. my dear ~:
you're not . risk. yo:'re . certainty.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-16
+ QburctRHa|
l|I nrtfe III
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.

south Kentucky Ave.)
Rev Isaac c. jenkins. pasor.
TEMPORARY residence. Oil South
rlorjda avenue. ONCE ct church.
rcurs, 1890 to 1880.
Sunday Services
Sunday school. s:45 a. 10.
Preaching, 1890 q. m.
rp4or,h League. $3.50 p. N.
Preaching, 1880 p. m.
WEEK nay Services
Woran's Missionary Society.
Monday afternoon.
Payer meeting. Wednesday even.
ing, 1880.
Teachers meeting Friday evening.
4 cordial Invitation to everybody
to all services.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-16

sRsople are allus impeset" 49,
Grandpa 0tubblegrass. by what nv
can't eco through. Many . stream gito
credit fur bein' deep when it's only
Observation-Disclosures Star.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-16

ousene;aNtv Riches h Timber.
Queensland 70 estimated to have
forty million acres Of forests - ~
uninspecte6 and unreservod.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-16
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

CHRISTIAN CHUHCH
Sunday School at 10 .. "a.
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Christian EndeavoY Society at
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Prayer Meeting. Wednesday even
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-16
Lutheran Church.

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sunday school 10000 q m
Services are held on aecond anr
fourth Sundaye.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-16
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