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New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
Much Foreign Govt
Financing Considered

Informal discussions relative to
financing in the American market by
several foreign governments are being
carried on by bankers, and plans for
important new offerings are expected
to take form in the near future. Ac-
cording TO information obtained in re-
sponsible banking quarters yesterday
the Swiss government is likely to come
into the market very soon with an issue
of at least $25,000,00O possibly within
the next few days. The favorable con-
dition of the bond market is understood
to have caused a speeding up of the
Swiss program so as to take advantage
OF the excellent demand for investment
securities.
Italian financial representatives in
this country have been giving time
lately to considering the financial needs
Of Italy i'll the United States during the
current year. The amount of dollars
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
Conditions Better
In North Dakota,
Says Loan Envoy
Bankers Here Not Opposed
to Nonpartisan League,
but Appear Unwilling to
Take Bonds, He Adds

Conditions in North Dakota, where
twenty eight banks have closed their
doors owing to the failure Of farm.
ers to pay off their loans, are i'm
proving somewhat, and it is believed
that the worst is over, according to
Spurgeon Odell, special representative
of the Bank of North Dakota, who has
been in New York for more than a
week seeking to float loan of $6,2O0,-
900.
During his stay here Mr. Odell has
made the rounds of Wall Street, visit
ing most of the large investment
houses, seeking to sell the bonds of
the State Of North Dakota on behalf
of the bank, but so far his quest has
been fruitless. The investment experts
have told him that they do not feel
that they can take the risk of under
bonds when financial and political
conditions there are SO greatly unset
tied.
The bonds which Mr.. Odell is offer
ing for sale consist of four different
issues, all the direct obligations of
|the State of North Dakota. There is
an issue of $2,000,000 per cent bonds,
which the state turned over to the
Bank of North Dakota in payment for
tnat amount OF capital stock in the in
stitution. This is secured by the faith
and credit of North Dakota. Then
there is an issue of $3,O00OOO of real
estate 6 per cent bonds secured by a
first mortgage upon farm lands in
North Dakota, executed on basis Of
30 per cent of the value of the land.
Another issue consists of $1,COO,000 6
per cent bonds drawn against mill and
elevator property belonging to the
state. The smallest issue of all is a
block of $250,000 of 6 per cent home
building bonds.
"We would like to sell these bonds
to the bankers" said Mr.. Odell yester-
day, "on basis that would make it
possible to offer them to investors to
yield around 57a per cent for the 6s.
They are tax exempt and the credit of
the State of North Dakota is of the
best, hut so far l have not been able
to obtain banking support here.'' Mr.
Odell said he realized that there had
been much propaganda against the
Nonpartisan League of North Dakota
which is in control of politics and fl
nances in that state, and that it had
made it difficult. for him to obtain
banking aid. He stated. however, that
bankers here had generally greeted
him cordially, even though they were
unwilling to underwrite the bond
issues.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
Butter. Cheese, Eggs

buttcr - Receipts were 5,275 packages
Ssreiamery. st1ia higher than extras. pound, $40
" score. 4S @ SEC; frsts, 50 to So score "A
y 4'c; seconds. SO to 81 score 37m42c.
lower grades 3aW3sc. Unsettled hieher
alai .nan extras, o7g57lac; extras, 56@56lsc
storage. high scoring. SIC: extras, 81 "a
OIL &c; hrsts. 43ta a 49c seconds. 3414t..
lower grades. 2S@ 32c. Danish casks, fresh
% 90 " osc. state dairy tubs. finest, 51fD52c;
81 @ 42c. Ladies'. current maxi. drsts 9s r.
Ssc; seconds. 22@ 23c: lower grades, 900
Ilc. lc. Packing stock. current make, Nn
. - n 9 zlc; No. 2, 2oc; lower grades. is ~
cheese--,-Receipts were $40 boxes. State.
whole milk. held. early made fats. snesiais
pound. 27 4 W2s &c; fall made, 49, a. 2Si%
ayerage run. 24dl 25c; fresh specials - n
SoS; 20 :; average run, 22@ 23c; lower grades,
average run. 24@ 25c. Wisconsin. heId y AZ
20 @ 21c; held twins 25 q &c; single Daisies
nesd. ne 70 = 27c; double Daisies held - H.
fsssh % -1e' 97 founs nIs Americas, held % @2ac;
PRIME to choice, 15@17lsc; fair to sono
l. " - &c; lower grades, Toe.
EEEs--Receipta were 11,3a3 cases E,os,,
estneTeo es extras, dozen. 71W72c: extra
nas,s, 'sI Ioc: frsts, g. QlGsc: seconds and
checks. fair to choice. dr. 52M 54c. ~ ~ ;
atlgcrator, hrsts, 81 q &c: seconds. 5gMGoc
harr.r,, r.a'e. rennsylvaaia and nearby Western
tirats hirnnery whites. extras. 76m77c extra
s'r wni5es' hrsts to extra flrsts II a 75c; under
soaaes' ese zoe: pullets, 81 1850: Pacific
7eas. - whits. extra, 76W 77c; extra irsts,
"a q s5c; other Western and South@rn sath. s'1Ts'
ered whites, 6SM 72c; state Psnnsvlvania
anu anu nearby Western hennery browns. ex
coiors' graded extras. 71@72c; 1rsts to
extra hrsts, 67@ zoe ~
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11

The corn market showed a heavy
undertone throughout the day, despite
the tirmness in wheat, and final quota
tions were 14c to sc net lower. Re
ceipts were heavy in the West
1t was said that there were large
export orders in the market from. Ger
many, but that their execution was be-
ing delayed by lack of credits.
In the local cash market No vel
low was quoted at 93c; No. 2 mixed,
92Rc C. l. f. New York, ten days ship
ment.
Yesterdays Previous Year
- New York close. close. ago.
No. yellow. $0.93 sO.9f1s s168l.
Chicago:
jn'y hay :::::: -. -. e g.. 1:ss# 1:ss's
oats-Thsre was littles feature in the
higher. The visible supply Increased 1S3, :
700 bushels for the week.
quoted at SIC; No. white, 60c; No. 8
white. White. So q5y lac; No. white. 5sc; fancy
clipped white 63W6SAc; ordinary clipped
white, 60 oslo, all elevator.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago
No; white. $50 .5al4 SO q 5s1s 80
3aiy May | ::.:. ~ ~ ~ :ts .ss5, .;sE.
Rye---Firner.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Nav York; close. close. ago
No Westerns Sl.9Os $lSSia s202i.
Flour and Neutrality-suspicious. were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York close close ayo
Spring pat.$9 25W975 S9.25@g75 $.S 90
Corn meal. 2.l0Qp2.+0 2.10M24O 3g7M
Rye ...... 3.75M9.25 S.5OMSsO sS0p9l0
Bran 800 800 1900
Livestock, Meats, Provisions
Yesterday Year ago.
;, prime, 100 lbs: s1c.oo@1l.a5 $1s5o@1s. 50
d re d beef.
sides. lb....... $50 go 1870 .25
Live veals, com
mon to prime,
100 lbs. ....... l1.oo@ls.5o 1aoo@24.oo
d r s e d veal,
city, Ib....... .2o@ % ESQ .s5
Live ewes. 100
lbs. ;.....:... 5000 $50 7.oo@1o.oo
Dressed mutton,
city. lb. ~ -. .0S6D .i3 l2@ .fs
Live lambs. fair
to prime, 100
IDS Il.OOOl2.IS lQ. .00O %. s 0
Dressed lambs,
Hsss ss'S' oS 75 e 1885 5Sg 1sSs g
Dressed hogs
bacon lb. .1s@.l61a .21A@.2l
Fork, Dbl. ...... 29OO@3O.oO $4,000 =
Mess beef, bbl. . 16.0O@1S.OO 1a0O6I2uO0
Lard. Middle
West, 100 lbs l3.50013.60 2,4O022 so
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
New York Metal Market

Inc local street market for copper
wa. Vas steady and it was said that a
little better inquiry was noted Flee
trolytic spot was quoted at 13 to 1910.
Lead spot at 4.75c. Zinc at $50 20
5.62 12c Tin firm at 3SA to SOC for
spot and 10000 for futures.
London metal prices follow: Tin
standard spot f21O and futures STA
with sales Of $50 tons futures. Cop
per standard spot eta and futures s74
los, with sales OF LOO tons futures
and electrolytc spot sS1 los and
futures f83 los. Lead spot s24 and
futures f24 los. Zinc spot S27 2s cd
and futures f27 lis Cd.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11

needed to pay Cor American wheat and
cotton is estimated at 5000. 100000. Of
this half is expected to be provided for
by remittances of Italians resident in
this country. Owing to Italy's unfa-
vorable credit position in the markets
of the world, the Italian representatives
are not sanguine of being able to float
a loan in this market.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
Ra,O Sugar Prices
Continue to Hold

Yesterday. Saturday.
Sugar, granulated, lb. 7.75c q 7.9c 1870 q &C.
Conse' Cofrse go; ssnta. FMio..3 y, S1as~ 1850
Although sales were negligible in the
raw sugar market yesterday. prices
continued firm at q 1Sc, cost and freight.
for prompt position Cubas. Demand for
granulated was little less active. Fu-
lures continued firm, and gains of 6 to
Is points were made.
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
OF to points. Total sales for the day
were 10,600 barrels
The range OF prices follows:
Cinnings Continue
ahead of Last Year

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. - Cotton
ginned prior to January l amounted to
1920 running bales, including 262,-
can Egyptian, and 1850 bales of Sea
Island, the Census Bureau announc, i
60 day.
Last year to January /, ginnings ag-
gregated 10,008,920 running bales, in
cluding 1o9,356 round bales, 31625 bales
OF American-Egyptian, and 6,15s bales
oe Sea Island.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
Crude Oil Drops Again

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. 10.-Another
reduction in the purchasing price of
crude oil, following the reductions an
nourced Saturday, was made in Corn
ing grade to-day. The new price is
$3.75 barrel, a cut Of 25 cents.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
Union Bank of Canada. Ltd.

The annual report of the Union Bank
OF Canada presented at the annual
meeting of the bank yesterday indicated
that the earnings during the year ended
November 30 were $1,603,S42. Quick as
sets amounted to $82, ,203, ,563, and liza
bilities to the public $151 ,226,785
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
Saturdays g

Southern Spot Markets. Galveston
steady: so points higher at l5c; sales T.,
479 bales. New Orleans steady. unchanged
at 1475c; sales 1,373 bales Mobile nom
inal; so points higher at 14c; sales nil.
Savannah steady. Is points higher at
16.25c; sales 619 bales. Memphis steady
80 points higher at 1450c; sales 1850
bales. ST. Louis steady. unchanged at
1850; sales nil. Houston steady. rs poirts
higher at 16c; sales 3.419 bales. Little
Rock quiet, so points higher at IA. soc:
sales 595 bales Dallas steady. IS points
higher at 1900; sales 2.741 bales. Fort
Worth steady, rs points higher at 14.7oc;
No h.lo
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
Bid and Asked

Following are the-<losing bid and
asked quotations of stocks listed on the
Stock Exchange in which there were
no transactions yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
New York State Bonds
Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank
Bonds

Federal Farm Loan 5s
193S-1923 .,.......... 81 9SN 514
Federal Farm Loan 4ias
1939-1924 ............ So. 9OL, b31
Federal Farm Loan aias
1938-1923 ............ S9ih 9O1a 532
Federal Farm Loan 41ss
l9s7-ls22 :.:;...,. ssA so,s 5.s5
5s. 1933-l924 ...s 81 81 GIG
Joint Stock Land Bank
IS. 193S-1923 .. s4 81 e21
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11

gains IN Investment sc.
curities as the market
now offers, and SO. we
say to all, and this means
you-scrape together all
the money you can get
without borrowing and
buy investment securities
and buy them now"
This message was published
by us for the first time on De-
cember 2oth. Since that time
tremendous buying movement
has started up. There has been
sharp advance in the market
price of some of the Investment
securities, but none of the true
investment securities have been
carried back to the market
value we believe they are
bound to reach when we again
have normal interest rates.
Some of the best bargains have
hardly moved a peg. Others
have not had recovery Of one
thirtieth part of what they are
entitled to. So don't get it into
your head that you are already
too late. Our advice was then
TO buy. and buy now," and our
advice is still to "buy, and buy
now
We ourselves do not expect
to see a complete recovery in
the market value of investment
securities in the immediate
future, but expect to see con-
tinually advancing prices. We
hope this movement will be
gradual and healthy. The
slower the process the better
we will like it. The slower it
is the less likely it will be that
we will have either a hesitating
market or one with backsliding
tendencies. We are very sure,
however, that the sooner you
buy, the greater the profit you
will make-and that is why we
have constantly said, "buy, and
buy now," and why we still say,
buy, and buy now"
We realize that we have re-
ceived but a small portion Of
the business we have created.
: We are not complaining about
this. Many of the people who
have acted upon our advice
were already the clients of
some other house that had al
ways treated them fairly. Our
house would never have reached
its present position as to mag
nitude and success had it not
been that our policy always
has been, and still is, to build
for the future rather than to
cash in" on the present. Our
most loyal clients of today are
those who first lacked the faith
to act on our advice and later
found that every one of our
messages of advice was a real
opportunity.
While we solicit your conf
dence and patronage, neverthe-
less we realize that no one
house can "hog" all the busi-
ness. Don't let bargains slip
away from you while we are
getting acquainted. Perhaps
your boss, or your friend, is al
ready not only acquainted with
us, but is client of ours. Most
Of the older and more promi-
nent professional engineers of
the country know us.
If, after making such inquiry
as your opportunities present,
you are not convinced that you
want to do business with us,
then go to any house you may
choose which has earned a po-
sition of moral and financial
standing and let them advise
you. Men skilled in this work
will corroborate our message
and will tell you that perhaps
never again will there be such
bargains in investment securi-
ties as the market now offers"
and also that you should, buy,
and buy now"
AS we have told you before.
If you care to depend upon our
Judgment it will be treated as
an honor transaction.
Yours cordially,
HENRY L. DOHERTY
e. COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
SATURDAY.

Coffee Futures Outside f,emand co,
unueu active yesterday and prices moved
hlgher, closing Is to 10 points net advance
The range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
Pittsburgh

g. Am W Gl Mch.10a loq 1oo 100
5S40 Arkansas Gas. sss So AZ
100 CarboH ydro IF a. ~ -. "a.
go Guffey Gill =. % IS 257s 26
3l3 Loue Star Gas 25ss 20 25a o.
100 Kay County Gas l - tx :. u
l20 Mfrs LIT G H. 81 81 ~
1900 Marland a. "a. ~
22o Nat Fireproof ~ 2s
275 do pf . 13-. f3N ,o, -
70 ONO Fuel Sup 475s 47ss az Az an
ISo ISo Okla pit Gas Gas 2oi. aoH 3ols soL
1000 Pgh Jerome .
1900 San Toy 49,.
L. aig w. w house Air n. 9s,s 971s ssI. 81
- -ON3S i>'cc.. 40 80 - As
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
Toronto

a. r. Jonea vice president of Tho
Il. T.. Goodrich Company. has resigned AZ
& member OF tho executive board. but re-
mains as an official OF tho company.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
Miscellaneous Markets

Mountain Producers . sN 8
Northwest Oil Co ........ 20 c5
Producers 4 Rein Corp com. 5Ss
Salt Creek Producers, new. 10 10
Sapulpa Refining Co. )
W estern States Oil & Land Co. 81
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool Cnbies-Spot cotton, ModeTate
demand at 39 points advance. Middlng,
1o.56d. Sales. 1000. American 5000. Inn
ports. $4,000. American, $1,000. Tenders.
new docket 1000 bales. Futures opened
fir1, AT 80 to 4s points advance closed
very steady at d net advance OF 4o to Sc
points. January. 10.61d; March, 1066d;
May, l0T2d; July. 10.77d:; October, 10.65d;
December, 10.62d. Manchester: Yarns
steadier; cloths in more demand.
COttonseed Oil
The market closed steady. with net losses
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
The Bond Market

Continued from preceding pas.)
3.900...... IS w n & p LIST 5s
do 7s 1000 s57.
1000. .... 9G%West Pacific 5s
do So 1000 "A
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11

Bid. Aske
! All Am Cable 95 l05
Am Ag Oh pr 81 ~
Am Bnk Note 45 80
do pr ..... Az 4a
Am Beet S pr IS so
A Z S & Fy ~ 80
do pr ..... 50 81
A Linseed pr. 81 IS
Am Rad pr. 90 90
Am Sm pr A "a 6s
Am Snuff pr. 81 50
Am Sum r pr s5l5 80
Am Tel & c. ~ So
Am VII pr. SO 93
Am Zinc pr. 20 81
Anal Sugar. "a
Ann Arbor =. 1l& 90
do pr go. 20;5 IS
Atlantic Ref.1000 1860
do pr .l07 109
Auto Sales Co 31s 5
do pr ..... 10 70
Barnett Lea. "a 81
do pr 49,. 10 ~
Batnsdali ... "a 40
H.. II 90 81
II S Z pc pr 80 50
Bkn Edison. =. e5 a5
Bkn Tn Gas. so 56
Brown Sh pr = 81
Burns Brs pr 81 1l5
Buf II & p. 50 -
do pr ..... 90 -
Buff Il Sus. 12 -
do pr ..... 4J 81
Can Southern. SO Is
Case ] l pr. so 81
Cent Lea pr. 90 So
Cen Of y j. .lS0 2l0
Certain lst pr 7sN 80
Chi & Alton. "a 81
do pr ..... 10 90
c & T. lii. E. 3 Z
do pr 80. 5 T
G. 6; n W pr. 10S% -
c s z NJ 4 o 6lia IS
do pr $50. 80 "a
c G c d S L 42A A
do Ir =. .55h 20
Ciuett Peab pr S4 -
C K S lst pr 40 30
do "a pr. 40 AZ
Col Graph pr. 55is 60
Con Cigars pr 73 "A
Cont Can pr. 81 100
Cont ms Co. G3 81
Crcx Carpet. :. 40 81
Gu Am Su pr.I02 -
Deere Co Pr. sc 92
Det JIuiSon. :. 30 81
bet I'm RR. 90
East Kodak. .497 -
do pr 100 l03
D S S & A.. 5
do pr ..... 6la 8
Durham Hos. % 90
do pr ..... SS o5
Elkhorn C Or. 40 13
I'm Brant pr. 50 go
Fisher Body. IS 100
do pr ..... Q. l02
Gen Chem. ..l22 l25
do pr 49,. SS1a 20
Hartman Corp 70 70
Homestalse ... 50 so
Int Paper pr. SO 80
Int Nickel pr 7S S5
Itt Sail -Sh IN
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
g
An Investment
Message

This is our seventh effort to
get a message to those who are
so fortunate as to have ready
money to invest at this time:
"Perhaps never again
will there be such bar
gains in investment Sc
curities as the market
now offers, and SO. we
say to all, and this means
you-scrape together all
the money you can get
without borrowing and
buy investment securities
and buy them now"
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11

1000 Cont Motor... X * II *
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-27
REAL ESTATE OFFERINGS

FARMS-65 acres, 30 cultivated, 6
in bearing grove, good room dwell
ing, tenament house, etc, 3miles
from nice town. property borders on
asphalt road, fine land. Price $S,000.00.
Will take home in Lakeland on good
street in part payment.
200 acres, so cultivated, in grove,
31a in cane, "a in corn, Is in peanuts,
/ y in rice, X in sweet potatoes, in
chufers; 35 hogs, 3 COWS, 1 horse, all
farm implements, syrup outfit, capac-
ity 125 gal. per day deep well, 2 en-
gines and pump; barn, buggy, wagon,
harnesses; room dwelling. Price
$11,000.00. Will take we'll located
Lakeland property in part exchange.
1853 acres, 140 fenced, IS cleared,
year old bearing grove, nice 9 room
dwelling, good room tenament
house, sugar house. fine large barn,
garage half mile lake front on fine
fishing lake; fine citrus land bording
lake. Price 81, 100000 Might exchange
in whole or. part fer Lakeland. or
Tampa property 4 free from sineuRf.
brance.
w. L. LAW, Room 3, Diches Bldg,
Box 565, Lakeland, Florida.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-27
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

7-room plastered, modern, new resi-
dence, near Lake Morton school and
Southern. College East front, fine
view of lake, desirable property, rea-
sonable. Good bargain, only $4,000.
One-half cash, balance easy terms.
5-room, east front, new. not quite
finished, large cool porches. 'Conven-
lent to school. $4,000. Terms.
20-room apartment, nice, convenient
to trains and business district. we'll
furnished. High class trade made
owner independent, wishes to retire
account old age. Owner will inform
you his; income has been $4,000 to
$4,000 per year. viii accept small
farm or good residence for $4,000 o.
$1,000 on above.
40 acres high class citrus land, tel,
or fifteen acres cleared Some fine
strawberry and trucking land. Small
house. Land adjoining cannot be
bought for $1,000. If you are judge
Of land see this. $4,000 cash.
60 acres fine trucking. strawberry
land. Some cleared. $4,000 worth
wood and lumber, owner reports. All
for $4,000. Terms.
PRUDENTIAL REALTY Co.
Room II, Kentucky Bldg. Phone 72t
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-27
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

w. J. Bolin, d. D., Pastor
Sunday school, 9:45. H. C. Stevens
superintendent. Special music by the
young peoples department. congrega
tional singing. Use the free bus and
come on. Closing exercises conducted
by the young peoples department.
Sermon by pastor at IL. Subject
ga Midnight Mission
Devotional singing, earnest preach
ing, cordial welcome.
The three B. Y. P. us meet at Z
Come and see what our young people
are doing.
Sermon by the pastor at s. Topic
"The Limitations of Jesus"
= Worshipful hymns, beautiful an
thems, good preaching.
The best place on earth to spend a
pleasant evening.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-27
ORANGE BELT SPECIALS

Modern room bungalow nea!
Lake Morton. $3,700.00.
room bungalow close in for $1,000
6 room cottage overlooking lake
i$2,5eD.-
room bungalow, . big lots. frui,
$1,6Q0. Liberal terms
Dixieland lots 1925 up. lots nea;
college site 1915 each.
acre place, and small house. One
half acre big bearing trees Close tc
city limits, $500. Liberal terms.
We have just the bargain you want
Call and see us.
ORANGE BELT REALTY COMPANY
State Bank Annex
Phone 20
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-27

time
The opening exercise of the school
begins at 9:4j a. m. in the main. au
ditorium Of the church, the younl
peoples department in charge. TIL
lesson is found in Acts, 18th chapter
Golden text And they said, helieve
Oh The ford Jesus, and thou shalt b.
saved, thou and thy house Wha
al. vi your house?
The social mcoting of the class will
lie he'd with Mrs d. t. McGinnia
1928 S. Mississippi avenue, Monday
August 29th, p. m. Mrs l.. G. LIE,
assistant hostess Every member
urged to be present.
Sure you will come, and we viii
have great time.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-27
MYRTLE STREET METHODIST
CHURCH

Rev. Holmes Logan, Pastor
Sunday services II a. m, and s pm
Sunday school. 10 a. m, o. j. Pope
superintendent.
Epworth Leagues
Junior, 2:3O, Mrs. ]. P. Goldman
Supt.
3, Senior, 700 p. M, H. H. Logan
Pres.
Midweek service Wednesday, led
by laymen of the church, s p. m.
Lesson study night, Tuesday, at s.
"A live church. You will be a stran-
ger only once"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-27
GRACE EV. LUTHERAN

East Orange st. and Tennessee Ave.
NJ. II. Wickman, pastor.
Sunday school, adult class at 10
a. m.
Morning service at II a. m. Theme
Thou Shalt Not Commit Adultery"
Vesper service at s p. m. Theme:
How to Walk in the Spirit"
Special music at all services.
Reception of new members at the
Vesper service. We shall be looking
for you Come,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-27
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Rev. c. l. Stacy, D. o., Pi!GIOr :.
Morning worship at II O'Clock. with
message by the pastor on a Chance
and Challenge"
Evening worship at o'clock.
Christian Endeavor Societies at 3
and p. m.
Midweek prayer and Bible study
Wednesday, 8 p. M, studying the book
of Jude.
Everybody cordially invited to all
services in this church.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-27
DlxIELAND METHODIST
"The Home-Like Church"
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10 a. m. Sunday school. in charge
of w. E. Boyer. superintendent Pri-
mary department will be organized in
the new room just built.
IL a. M. and SIP. m.-Preaching
BY the pastor. We expect our mems
chorus to sing at the evening hour.
Mid-week church family gathering
Wednesday evening. A place of good
fellowship and spiritual development.
We would so much like to have all
the members of the family" with us.
You will not be stranger long at
the "Home-Like church"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-27
FREE METHODIST

North Kentucky and Magnolia ST.
+. L. Garrow pastor
Sunday school at 10 a. m. w J.
Black. supt.
Preaching II a IN.
junior meeting at p. m, led by
Mrs. Davis.
Song and praise service at 7:3C
p. m.
Preaching s p. m.
Class meeting Tuesday at 100 p. m
Robert Burley, leader.
Bible study Thursday at 100 p. IN
Conducted by pastor.
A welcome to all; come
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-27

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