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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24

wardr"h" az" gwen. including TENN.
hHnm"lS ard Ealm Reach suits nv
SKATERS and moSIuit" netting. solid
alcohol tahl"'s. originally int"ud"d
for fuel wcr" taken az slinulautS
ia" tai" r"c"Unts that the: w.r.
freely DISPENSED. chiefly in times 81
celebration.
Tn" trip is now fully under way
car weigh a. som. writer's will hAN"
H. pr Trapr"ok at 81. Johns liarh"r
receives a special letter. marked
'I;uSh.' hr"uEh, :" him iy oarsmru
ia y ~rIal! i'"Ht after much lab"rj"us
pulling. 1t is a mcssae" from h.s
liEhiiiI company. Informing him that
ih"r" IS still payment du" "u NJ,
las rang. ThiS ~ the last news
ir"m home. Thereafter. TIA" story Of
ia" ,"yHg" is told with great circum-
sihnr.I! detail Stusiiitn. rrirl-,t's
Wiz. JOINS VA, party "a, SOM. un-
h":'rd-"f pnim;. az sewing w"u4n."
Her pr"S",c" is unw-l."tn,. Int en-
cured SauSi'itr brings THE Shrlk"
Tor "vomins reading. will Fri.scil
decides tnat III Winter Comes IS
consistent Tor polar u"vi"-S
Insects It"thrr rnrty.
Insect pests hcc"un" iutol"rahl" as
ia" expedition progresses Green
Each mans equipment b., au atnmi1-r
With four ounces of citr"u"lIl and i
tiy swatt"r. attached L. hiS wrist win
q thong "f r-iuh""r siu"v. Whitney
becomes blind. hut works at his type
writer Just IA" same. producing 4
st'I'y 81 th" "trip. III" poll. is reached
disclosing the stars aud stripes nailed
I" stout spar from til. H""-"v.lt.
"'f the vandalism "f lat" inhabitants
there was n" trace. y" picnic has t,.io
or discarded lIly-"urs married Inv
snowy SURROUNDINGS"
shortly. Ikii j. discovered. the most
beautiful w"nrn in the world. Trap
rock thinks. Sh- * wearing: tho com
N"ntlonal summer furs "C ,h. North
en- Eskimo, which appears ia tin. ac-
""mpanNing ri";ur" to 80 IA thr 81
mtl'tud" Of a modern bathing suit
hen. KRIS husband and all his
other wives appear. AMI joyous times
Follow. full "f nciGhhnrly good fol
low hip TIL" Aurora Err"alIs {,
seen. I'll" party finding itself in the
eva I center Of the phenomenon. The
wall OF ham"s i.aprd approximately
ten miles hen. gigantic. towering.
Tapping. kissing
After other experiences. the home
ward v"yag" is begun. Eskimo friends
ar" lott behind. supplies run short
ana tn" ranrs "f hunger ar" endured
| IN" absence "f mosquitoes is com
/ p"nsaii"n. though ih. temperature. is
rs degrees below and only recorded
hy turning thermometers upside
/ down The party eventually ar
4 riv"s III Ne" York. and great re-
/ j"irinu follows
br. Trarrock whoever n. is-har
/ written story az inI.rin,tivc or
. rl"rati"n 81 which there are no dun
pages. and much ihat is hilariousl,
amusing
II is beautifully printed and Illus
trat"d. and furnished with an ariis-
tie cover d.S g. q; :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
CULPEPER LADY
FINDS A DANDY
HEALTH TONIC
Whole Npighb0rlOOd Sings It's
PraiSeS-TeStS Prove
Ii Great.
WEAK. SICkLY FOLKS
SHOULD READ THIS

I'm feeling in hne health My
niece enjoys excellent health. My
mother improved wonderfully taking
IL. and hav" told several suffering
ones with poor health about 1t. and
they all swear 10y II nov" declared
Mrs. T.. u. Fletcher. culr"p"r. Va. IL
was ALL weak aud rundown. had no
arp.tite. and fen arhy and miscrahi"
following a ease ~ pneumonia. I
guess I would liz that way Yet II Mrs
Rurk. IF Lee Springs. hadn't RECON-
mended that | send down Ia tn" drug
store for a bottle Of Hypo-c"d. I
took six bottles. and oh. what a
change. ! Il" all my own houSework.
washing and ironing and fool grand.
My mother took il. and my niece. too.
and noiGhhors all around mc-s" you
SEQ Hypo-cod has been thor"uG hly
tested here" continues Mrs. Fletcher.
Doctors find that Hyp"-cod is n
more modern. more powerful. nicer
tasting. wine-like tonic that docs the
work days and weeks sooner than
weaker. old-fashi"n,d tones. Why
shouldn't n person use II ii heat. hot
weather or oN"rw"rk and WORRY has
worn them out? II isn't n patent
medicine. ,Scc formula on the hot
ticD Cod Liver oil cNtractiv"s tnasty
taste left Quo and liypophosphitcS,
Malt. Wild Cherry. Iron. etc.
Health authorities say--if you wish
to avoid sickness and doctor hnIs
this fall and wint"r-put yourself in
the pink Of condition nov. \ tonic
does II. Since manufacturer reduced
price even the smallest drug stores
sell Hypo Cod ono dollar. Note We
prepay Hypo-Cod anywhere receipt 81
TraEle's Drug Store, Richmond. Va
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
REDE.E.MING FEATURES
ALWAYS TO BE FOUND
Prominent British Critic SAYS After First Glance They
Invariably Change Into Something Odd or
Fantastic Amusing

w. ~ ,,,t ,, , g.,
'''A'"s 'D'" NV
suppose literary critics. said my
companion. don, care .wopcnce
whether novel deprczacs them or
not" TRYING at a venture to dis
,!nruIsh. Rolled ,ha,I though, ma,
,hcy J,dn,, Ii.c To- n. Ion,.ssod ,,,.
MIR. man ,,l'., uo,nl. n-,,cs inb,
N,.Idi.,ou Nur,, IN ~ t,,,..,
.T, &c.. ,I,n
.nI,,.,,.e Ja,,,,, ,ha
'h'i :
-''n- (" "'N"i"r IN"
IVY '"npanl'n M
""h NUM- "'''hS or
h'' yer ne salN laughing ills
!" HE Ht'f rs =" '"npi"'" and CON
'h-ly"S i""' i"i' mat deaths and
murders ""r" m" happi"s' littie ac-
cih"n's. But can't stand unri"ae-
rn' "har"c'"is." b." added ANA sud
d'u'y fpUud tina, nad no r"p'y. |
c'ulI nni r"nlomher wb.tn.r could
s'and unpl"ssnut characters or not.
{ went upstairs 10 thiuL Ii over.
mud iH. Moor. 'uuulr, the loss
could remember any Ir,,i.asar,
CI ;grr,re ia Ga'r,. at am V,..,
c,orI s.rfr.d ,n bny. my 49, an
one aud l.ran 90 .rr,,fIi,lz.. MIN nr
vha, r.rrrun.r.l ,r MIN he
changed INTO s.r,.,, Inc. .il ,.,-
,as.ie. or .ru,.i,I. ncr,, ,n.
h.rF,,,i,, ,i. -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
Newer Form of Iron a Bless
ing To Folks Who Are Weak.
Sickly, Nervous or Rundown
of People Have Suffered From all Sorts of Alarming
Symptoms Y And After Aing Complaining and Doctoring
of Iron in Their Blood Astonishing Results
Often Shown in Two Short Weeks

Six weeks ago saw special offer in
the paper telling about the terrible de.
Utalizing weakness caused by lack of
iron in the blood, and how examina :
tons by physicians had shown that
three people out of every four you meet
lack 1909 iron in their blood For wears
! had been all tired out with my work
and never felt we'll single day. For
long periods would have pains in nv
back and think l was getting kidney
trouble. Then I had dizzy spells,
pains and palpitations around my heart,
and began to fear was getting heart
disease. suffered from gas and my
meals always upset me. Nothing I ate
agreed with me or seemed to do me any
good. and / could not get any strength
out of my food.
have been taking Nuxated Iroufor
NOTE-Tho above company Ia kas~.~ to b
TT Ns1stsd Iron are sola anasany. ard h Ass
!. g. Seaaso<s. Members q Congress, JutrsN
.bie 60 guarantee that n ysa do zoe sbts Ia
frnm Nuxated Iron, the manufacturers ~in d
For sale T,y nj druggists. Including
T. a. Mil.fr Drug Co., Chelf Drug
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
TEACHER SECURES
BO0-BO0K LIBRARY
haywood. Crayson County. In
siructor Sets New Educa.
ton Precedent.

In securing 4 library OF 500 finely
bound books for the high schooI q,
Havwo.d Grayso, count, ,,
,.
i' i"''"f' 'eacher "i
history ana french in the school, SO,
q new pace for the teachers 81 TN.
,uhlir scbncI ..v.or -, ,h
Tho wort ,,J ,a,,b. 49,, ,,,
J., rho ruraI iie,ri,,,v ,,,.I,, h,,.
hon c,,,nIo. n, ~ va
f,c;I;,i.s and :. !. , ''"'a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
4 RenlIsIIc Novel.

JUDITH OF THE Goddess VAL
LEY Ry Honor" Wi!lsie. Frederick
y stokes co. New York
This is tense. hltingly human
story-a realistic novel, in which III.
IVES; !. depicted as IL really is.
Douglas is a wild young rider OF
the Western cow country. In whom
somehow. Upholstered aud denied ha =
persisted his New England grand
fathers passion for ruling and CON
structive human .ndeavor.
He loves the young girl Judith
vivid, fearless. intensely modern. n
lover ~ dogs and horses. capable or
herc" passions. scornful Of every
meanness. ahre 10 every beauty.
They belong 10 a wilderness corn
mun!ty made up OF number Of
families three generations removed
from New England forhears, grown
callous TO conventions. 10 morale. 10
ethics. 10 God.
This !s the story 81 their strug-
Gle Ia wrcst from liz" the secret OF
happiness. II IS as rough and clean
and strong as TIA" wind that Judith
loved I" feel on the top ~ Fir.
Mesa Mrs Willsic has written OF
life She knows Intimately. and tho
spirit az her book - the spirit az
youth today. The drama nf this
boy ana girl answers the questions
~ all youth today as only youth
can answer them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24

two weeks. The results are simply
astounding. can work twice as long
without firing and feel myself getting
stronger every day. All my alarming
symptoms have disappeared and can
conscientiously say that more iron in
my blood has tremendously increased
my strength. energy and endurance"
The above is typical hypothetical
case showing the results that have been
achieved by thousands of people since
we started this Satisfaction or Money
Back" offer on Nuxated Iron. We will
make you the same guarantee II after
taking two weeks treatment Of Nuxa.
ted Iron you cannot walk twice az far
or work twice as long without firing.
and you are not absolutely delighted
with the results, we will promptlyrefund
your money.
horooshly saEabss oves. 1000 600 - ckases
essn .sed sd hsAly reesssno ed 81 former
= U. >. Co~uss and many pAysieians. We arc
" e.d evan greater benefits than you expect
ASlyrsfsnd ysU Bo4sv..
Grant Drug Co., Tragle's DRUG Co..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
NEW BOOK HUMOROUS
YARN OF ARCTIC TRIP
My Northern Exposure Is HIGH, Interesting Imagi.
native Satire on Trip to the North Pole.
Volume Cleverly illustrated.


'Mf NoETHENN EXPOSURE. Ry
q ;. Putnam, sov
N - '""r literary work hE
'h" ""th"r "i I'll" truis" or TN"
kawa." written In ,h. sam. yein. /,
is a burlexu,. AN ,rc,ic ,,.o,,
:" "'S"'S amusing S'N'" an"
'm""iIish"d with ph","graph>. The
lJ" OF which no explorer ever s.w.
.r ,,,h.,l
'' '''
~ '"' e'"""'"'' pans Tor dIt'r' ihg
ia" cur stream iuI accomplishments.
An.r "a u.,s:s,, of p,ts n,t.r..,.,,
,.,,,.,i...,t
go '''
'''' '"''"'"''h ir '""h i"N' IA,
great opp"rru.tv iu no. writ.ur a
lunnr.,t,. .,.,,,. 81. ,,,.
us ~ enc" ia "'""' hr
might h"N' produced a mastery .c--
Unr"s;raiu.d ny any rr.i.rc. ", :act.
,yh,, , ,..,,.1 i..
My q" W." at 'r. I''"-
rocks w"r" did Darwin leave his
nnic" desk cor I;Irhard Hcury Dan,
ga h.tur- tin. !uast ~ ,ilr Why ala
they not STAY a. hom. and riy. tho
Imagination fI!. ulay.
>, . ,
ia. ..r,,
hi, ncot 80 .,t.,, 49, VIM ''''
,"S and Kliri'"&." proceeds ia .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
More World war Hi.tor,.

KINGS COMPLETE HISTORY OF
THE WORLD WAR. Edited by w.
e. King. Lift. r.: Verified and Ap-
proved by the Worlds Highest Cour;
OF Military Authority. with introduce
zion by Marshal Ferdinand Foch
Comma nder-!n-Chief OF the Allied
Armies. The History Associates.
Publishers. Springfield. Mass
Tho preparation OF nm accurate and
complete history Of the Grea, World
war Is not task to be entered upon
lightly. nor carried out with pre-
cipitate haste. The author fully
realized that thinking people were
waiting for an authentic story Of
tho epic struggle: hence, In his un-
dertakin9 to meet this requirement.
he withhold publication until able to
secure complete official data from
the appropriated archives or Europe,
thug producing hook which will un-
Qnestionably stand tho test Of time.
and become permanent addition to
American iiterajure: In none of the
essentials OF dependable and fully
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
Tnrillinr M,sr-ry story.

WHAT BECAME or NIX. DIES
N'Nb. ~ - Nina Eoyi. Thomas
~"li2er. New YORK..
This - thrilling mastery story.
- which the English press has an
r'i"d 'hc o.ith"tS ''anstng .',i,inIc.'
Wholly sensational and fYl' ~ sur
pris"S Tt" Hr,tish reeiowors are
Uniform IL their opinion that 3, i
one 80 IN" los' ~ story e."ri". "v.r
written l. has that rare guzlit, In
hooks ~ 'his clsss s'yle and vivid
characterization which lif-s il 10 IN.
lowell ot real literature
II iS storv Of ivappoa-4ncs AZ
INC moro rc~p!rN!ug because Of tn
-'"rl -da- circumstances iu which i.
axes place T(o dramatic Develop
reu' % tho myst"ry provides ample
material for q frst.ci1-. fuli-of-
hrills and surprises 1T IS irrn.-
.iDlo.' says London Bo"amRn to 70.
-ls' IN" in'"rrs, and the pull az tn.
h"ot Fu'i ~ a'r"7fn- sidoligh,s
- ol6ur-"rit characters. Of aVcr-in-
.r"asiuE interest"
Miss =. Nina BOYLE. m. author. is
On" 81 tho most prominent women
in England and powerful spcak.r
and lecturer. Sh" has had a brilliant
ar""r, her cNpcrienc"s covering
many oonu'ri"s and many fields Of
sctlvi'v. Sh. has been Journalist,
war nurse, political organizer and
leader IN the sUnrariSt movement.
rtr Sh" has lived in south Africa
and iu France. During the war sh..
went I" Russia on behalf 81 the saw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24

m" "utir" YEAR. tn" attractiv. type
page. and tn" frequent Us" IF Sua.
h""din@s emphasizing important
ihcis which would othcrwIs" lose
'h"ir S'rn!ticanc" in the maze OF a
solid Printed page.
IN" pir;ur. charts. six In all. are
= 'n"d"rm "ducati"ua! triumph in
"'"N illustration. TIA" author has
""i"'! on; series Of charts COW
D ~ "rd illustrating tt" "n'ir" p.-
sod az conflict. rhrou"!"pically ar
ranged aud enabling IN" reader &c
rraSU instantly 'h" progression of
vents taking place simultaneously
h"'h on land and sca.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
ONE-ACT PLAYS BECOMES
TREMENDOUS BUSINESS
Dramatic Societies Can Find
Ample Material i'm Recent
Writings.

Three plays. Published ny the
Stewar, Kidd Company. "Li,hua-
MIA" ny Rup"r, Hro"ko Sounding
Brass" ny Edward Halo Eierurad,
'S"ci.ty Notes" hy DUFFY r. West.
The output of nn"-act plays has
become a tremendous business. az
evidenced ny hri"f inrurSi"m into
IN. list "f works issued by this en-
t"rprisinr publisher. Dramatic So
ciotieS Of whatever Kind. professional.
s.miprof"ssiou;a and ihrF" admitted
~ amateur may nnd ~ Wide ma
i"riai as can p"SSjhl, 10" desired.
No longer does ia" local dramatic
society have To writ" it, own plays.
No l"nGcr'is il E"r.ss*ry To- rush to-
S"tn"r som. hr'!Iy planned aud poor
~ constructed V"hi,i" ter th" hIs-
,!"rs"mi.' for. la''.riy s9m. al TIA"
n"si mind. HAY" ho.n engaged IN
turning "Ut tht- .n"rjiE. medium
ia" "H"-art play.
..i.Iihmnnin" Mast Effective.
"f IL" thr"" i'lny> "ud~r Immediate
a. ~CES> Ion, Two !" s"ri"u~ tragedies.
tn. third = s"cl.ty COMEDY Each
has particular utT.i ii"urh "i.ithu-
ania' IL without doubt TIA" nu..,i 81
i'"tiv' "f tia" tr!". ii"r" i'm dark.
ni"rt.id SUrr"uudUgS. ia" Lithuanian
W"ti'r aud daughter iva stars p"N"r-
-. in tn" wealthy appearing Strau-
g"r viii" .,tncs to ,h-u .u ~. night.
s""kiug shelter. TIA. father. lacking
g"u. t" the nearby vodka shnp f"r
..lc"h"iic support. III" victim proves
=" IL" 4 s"n, wh" I"it nom" II. early
youth. but having lr"Nr"r"i re
,nrns nom" To-, hiytl" MS means with
his family. Hardly q mere -"mhr"
them" can L." imagined. aud it has
h""u handled with great vie"r an"
ability.
I.orni Woman C"-tuih"r.
sounding EraSs * stated III a pre-
l.miuary note to HAY" Been iii" joint
work Of tn" writer and MISS Louise
Huri"igh. who j. we'll known Local y.
and who is a serious diScir!" OF IN"
community th.atcr idea. Th" action
is based upon a phase az prison life.
IN. scene laid Ia tn" living quarters
"t tn" ward"m's family Tn" war
d"us young son, r"h"Il'nE against an
sut.lir decision nf hiS father. Ia N"S
ui- own lif- using for Tia" purp"S"
20 hutiI" Of tablets which his mother
Hts h""u taking III" hoy has us,
played >iEnS "t inSUrh"rdiU"'inu. ana
his truul-hm.ut nts h"'n temporary
il3. trc.raii"u ia an up- u,irs clothes
...oS,, TN" ih"m" is depressing
one. hut carries vital mcSs"I" L"
parents wh" deny indiriduali'N I" inc
child II. play IS Wei conceived
ANA written with ability.
"Su.i"t- Notes" IS bright and
stimulating rl"y. which is we'll sun
81 :" Ira mat lni!"h "N any VII
ruritp..d ih.ai"r League. IT, ihrihc
w Ii,.,i.d ec,ius, the marriag" Of
yovnv ,o,ioiy bud. ,n uupriucirl"d
men ~ their own circles. WIEN clean
minded. ambitious l"un. doctors ar"
ay.ilahic y is also - trdN"Sty ON
tn" methods ~ IN" small town society
reporter. who's" apprcciatir" N"canu
larry H. unlimited and "n"s" iachl.
,soz for instant mental r"adi IStmcnt
A.. manifold. Nj West has written
his PLAY we'll. and as relief from
the problem pals -evcn ~ "n"-"ct
sccpe-is very welcome.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
The Bluchnnk az social tsnxr.

F.TTQt- F,TTF IN SOCIETY," IN
El-SfSESS ~ porrTTrS ,SD At
HOME rs. Emil, pos, ,N,s prIr.
post, F-,,n. & W,rr.us "a Nav
York
The reader vul nrohsblv recall
Mrs POS, az "a. au.bor n, "r,-p,a
and Fin. IJuco .. ."rhe .ri,Ia u.-kat
"Iat,ers n. a WorIdIy ,;od,o,b.-"
etc This new yoliuI. is I'm effect
The RIuehnok of Sorial f-s,ua''
giving as i, docs mo lao, word n,
the customs and manners Of noI,,e
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-28
MULBERRY NOTES
FORWARD STEP
FOR MULBERRY
SEEMS ASSURED
Mass Meeting of Residents On Fri
day Night Unanimous for
Better Things

The city hall was filled with inter-
ested citizens Friday night in re-
Spouse to a called mass meeting to
discuss ways and means along aggres
give lines. whereby the bstterment
end Identification of the town and
helpfulness to her people and bust
ness might be accomplished.
The meeting was called to order by
Town Clerk Dave Craig who also
stated the purpose of the gathering,
realizing that the time had come
when Mulberry must arouse to the
/ cessity for action, that the same
old-way.' year in and year out. brings
70 reward to individuals or to a com
,lunity.
Unanimously. Mr.. d. II. Dudley
was elected chairman, and Mr.. Dave
Craig secretary, when the meeting
was then open for informal discus.
Sions.
Pep and enthusiasm pr, dominated
and practically every one present eX-
PRESSED himself in short talks, offer
ing helpful suggestions and assuring
his support in cooperative way.
Manager T. J. Appleyard of the
Chamber of Commerce of Lakeland
was then introduced and received
with applause, and in his usual and
cooperative spirit offered his service
to the perfecting of some community
organization based on pure unselfsh
service for the growth of the COM
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-28
MANY COUNTIES REPRESENTED

Tampa, Jan. 27.-(Special.) THE
men in charge of getting the exhibits
of the various counties into shape for
showing at the South Florida Fair
Feb. Pill, inclusive-are very busy
now, not only making last-minute ar
engagements for what they hope will
take the various prizes-from the
grand prize on down through the list
in the various departments-but in
arranging the booths for reception OF
the displays.
Twenty-six counties and one com
munity have engaged space. In other
words just twice as many counties as
last year. And this expansion of the
county exhibits is no greater than the
expansion of the livestock and poul
try shows. Indeed, General Manager
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-28
Barlow Notes

The big event in Barlow on Friday
evening was the gathering of Shrin-
ers and their ladies at the Hotel Oaks.
This was under the auspices of the
Pyramid Shrine Club of Barlow, and
there were present in addition to the
club of Barlow Shriners a great many
Polk county Shriners from Winter
Haven, Lake Wales, Fort Meade, and
Lakeland. Special honors were shown
Erie l.. Writ, who is the potentate OF
Egypt Temple. The committee of la
dies had appropriately decorated the
dining room of the Oaks in the Shrine
colors, presenting a very attractive
setting for the gathering. The menu
was extra fine and the music espec-
tally good. 1t was after midnight
when the program was concluded,
and everyone present voted it one of
the most enjoyable Shrine gatherings
held in Polk county in long time.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-28
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Rev. c. l. Stacy, D. d. Pastor.
Morning worship at IL o'clock when
the pastor, by special request, will
give an exposition of THE Five
Crowns Promised to the Believer"
Evening worship at 1880 Subject
Soul Growth
Sunday school at GAS a. m.
Christian Endeavor meetings: Jun
ior, 3 p. m, intermediates and Seniors
az $780,
The laymen of the presbytery viii,
meet in the church on Tuesday, from
10 a. m. to p. m. Every man in this
church should be there.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 1880
studying the twenty-frst chapter OF
Revelation.
Lots of people say they are helped
by our services. We invite every Wis.
itor to come and be helped, too.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-28
MYRTLE STREET METHODIST
CHURCH

Holmes Logan, Pastor.
1000 Il. m.-Sunday school, o. J.
Pope, superintendent.
HOO Morning srvice. Sermon by
the pastor Subject: Assurance
7:30-The Night service will be
conducted by Rev. h. J. Gates, the
presiding elder. Commences with a
service of song.
Epworth Leagues: Junior, 2:30
Mrs. J. p. Goldman. superintendent.
Senior, $50, II. II. Logan. president
Md-week service led by various
members, Wednesday, 1880.
Bill Mcleod commences his pro
tract:d meetings on Sunday, Febru-
airy 5th.
You will be a stranger only once.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-28
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Services held in Odd Fellows Hall.
10 a. m.-Sunday school,
II a. m.-Regular service.
p. m. Wednesday, idweek testi.
mony service.
Between 8 and 5 o'clock every Tues.
day and Friday afternoons the hall
is kept open for the benefit of those
who wish to inquire into Science OF
to read or borrow Christian Science
literature.
A free lecture on Christian Science
will be given at the Casino theate1
at $3.50 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
To all services all are welcomed.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-28

The second election in connection
with the change from the council
manic form to the commission-man-
lager form of city government was
held Tuesday, when $50 votes were
cast for an uncontested ballot. TIL
three commissioners elected were T.
A. Lightsey who received 1925 votes
r. B. Huffaker who received 800 votes
and Leon Hebb, who received 80;
votes. Two votes were cast for j. f
Childs and one for Z. l.. Writ who
were not officially on the ticket.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-28

munity, discussing with them a;
length the present transportation
rates.
After many subjects of interest
wera discussed till q late hour, the
following committee was appointed to
tring before the next meeting plans
upon which to build an organization
d. II. Dudley. Dr.. W. p Dickinson. A.
+. Graham, J. c. Proctor. DR.. II. X.
Murphy, J. l.. Clark, l. Soskis.
This is only a beginning and the
much used slogan might be applied
here: Watch Mulberry Grow
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-28

president. George Phillips leader OF
this meeting.
1880 p. m.-Evening song service
and sermon. Theme: 1.-The Unmak-
ing of a Man."
1880 Wednesday OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
praise and prayer service.
1880 Friday evening-Chorus work,
directed by Mrs. Schoch.
Special Music
Sabbath morning 4 vocal solo by
Mrs. H. o. Right.
Sabbath evening special music by
the chorus, Mrs. w. l.. Schoch, direc-
tor of music.
You are cordially invited to par
ticipate in all these services.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-28
FREE METHODIST CHURCH

North Kentucky and Magnolia Street
E. L. Garrow, Pastor.
Sunday school 10 a. m, S. ]. Black
superintendent.
Preaching II q. m.
Preaching p. m.
Tuesday night, class, Robert Bur-
leight, leader.
Thursday night, Bible study. Sub.
ject: Leadership (by pastor).
A welcoma awaits you.