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New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Not In Inre,tment Clasa

ouss,ion--Pisass inform me On the
Alissn Coal Company of Wstt virgins.
rhis company ls selling stocks through ths
Lausr Company. Of it7 Broadway. is THIS
Good proportion for young man who
has 81 600 10 invsGr7 The Lauer Company
is claiming a 10 or i6 per cent dividend
on January IS, lt7i- DO you think this 10
= good bug p.
Answer-The Alleen Coal Companys
properties are located In Fayette
County. ". Va, and consist mainly
OF unmined coal. Buildings, plant and
equipment. including stock Of mer-
chandlse In store, are estimated 70 be
worth 100000. The object Of the Is
sue Of 81 100000 in shares Of $40 par
value common stock IL 20 furnish capt
tai for Development purposes. We see
nothing attractive In a venture 40
highly speculative as this, and as an
interest In the shares Of this company
cannot be regarded as an investment
VIC do not recommend this stock.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

fifty Of the certificate holders will
have surrendered their certificates and
they viii have been cancelled. The
mortgsge is then good for $4,000, the
amount Of the remaining outstanding
fifty certificates. No claim against
the real property has been liquidGted.
Unless the property has deprecated 70
an unusual extent, the remaining nifty
certificate holders are, in a very ia
vorablc position. since they have
first mortgage Of only $4,000 against
the property, which FIVE years previ-
ously Was worth in the neighborhood
Of $4,000. As a matter Of fact,
therefore, the guaranty becomes less
and less necessary unless the property
itself deteriorltes.
A Ike situation Is perhaps better
illustrated by bonds secured b. trust
mortgage. II this form Of security 10
used there would be 100 bonds signed
and issued by the borrower and All
secured By one trust mortgage. These
bonds would be numbered from l 20
100. Bonds numbered from 1 10 10
would be payable in one year after
date; bonds numbered from 10 20 20
two years after date. and So on. Every
month the borrower would deposit one
twelfth OF the interest charges and
one-twelfth of the annual principal
chafgea for the account OF the bond
holders At the end Of the hrst year,
therefore. the depositary would have
for tho owners OF bonds numbered /
10 10 $4,000 and the depositAry would
also have for the holders Of all Of the
bonds the interest FOR tho FIRST year.
At the end Of the ys&r bonds numbered
TO 10 would accordingly be paid and
cancelled.
Thereafter the borrower would con.
tinus 10 pay The principal Of bonds
numbered II 20 20 and the interest
on the remaining ninety bonds for the
second year. and 80 on until the en-
tire issue o. 100 bonds are paid OF
and cancelled. At the end Of five years
bonds numbered I 10 20 are paid and
cancelled and bonds numbered IL 20
100 then constitute a first mortgage
on the entire properly. II this prop
trty was originally al the time Of the
placing Of the bond issue improved
with q new building. and II the prop
erty were well situated, Il would In all
probability be worth not less than IL
was five years ago. Even II Il had
DEPRECATED per cen: year. which
would be unutual, Il would still have
4 value Of sl32, 900. % that al the end
OF five years the remaining fifty bond
holders would have about 40 per cent
loan, or q margin Of equity OF 80 per
cent. In other words, II the properly
is well located the security OF the
holders OF the later maturities is bound
20 constantly increase.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Wants High Yield

ouastion--couid You kindly give ms your
valued opinion on a ilet Of bonds I rive
you; I have from 1900 10 Siooo 10 In
vest IA bonds that will net from 81 to
per cent. Tell me which are tho best and
N you know OF any better ones kindly men
ton thsm. American Agricultural Chomi-
cal 7iis, 1871; Brooklyn Edison "a 1890.
Chicago Northwsatsrn ~. 1880. Toledo
Edison 70. ifi5. United Drug q. ieti:
United States Rubber fhs, 1880; Virginla-
Carolina Chemical 7he 1857; Diamond
Match Tiis 1873. Great Northern 7a 1895.
western Blscirlo e. 1881. Wilson a Co
rs. Winchester Arms hs, 1874; Southern
Railroad e.s, 1855; Bsthlohsm stssl s.
isfs. n all good. mention the best ones
OF course I cannot use them all. / have
read The New York Tribuns for over seven
- ears. take q now every day. I al
ways liked Horace Greeley. He was a great
editor and far-sssinE man.-D. s. b.
Answer--The best Of the bonds you
have under consideration are the
Brooklyn Edison 7s, Chicago North
Western IS. Toledo Edison Is, United
States Rubber 7hs, Diamond Match
ms, Great Northern rs, Bethlehem
Steel IS, Southern Railway eiis and
Winchester Arms 7Iss. We sugge-t
that you eliminate the others entirely.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Mp.els she.I. R..l E.t.t.

cueFion--csn you give me any lniof-
mEtlsn % 10 ths dssira bii''y % The Muscle
Shoals Res Estate 1sv4lopiDea, a. per
irclossd circular letter as an Investment
fts person OF moderate fnsans7-E. l., *.
Ansrsr- Howell & Graves, operating
az real estate brokers in Detroit,
opened Gn Office at $50 Madison Ave-
nue. in the early part OF this year
with the announced intention OF dis
posing Of lots IN a tract acquired By
them in the Muscle Shoals Develop
nent. The method Of Opposing of lots
useS Ialesmen 90 reach prospective
buyers. Il hiss not been announced
what measure Of success has attended
their efforts, but the plan Of ceiling
is not regarded faYerabiY By real estate
men. The buyer Of q lot is speculatihg
IN real estate, and We have no means
OF knowing whether. or not tho predie-
tions Of Howell & Graves will be re-
alised We do not recommend the plan
for en- individual Of moderate means,
or for any one else, for that matter.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Inv estment Information
Consolidated M.nrunsss

ousstion--some time ago borf y,
through q rev house a large sfnount =.
shares Of the Consolidated Mangan-s'
Company. The price considered lor.
when this cofnpAny tarted the price
share wss ti.f5 and only IN ioo-shar, lots.
ice shares Of this siock, aud they Wsrs
sAvls@d. that While u vas purely speeu-
iasion the prospects we're bright. as iheI
were all rsiihbls men behind v ang "
was their sincere hops 90 make BIG thina
out Of ll I now learn that this stock u
almost worthless aud I should get ria OF
n AZ anv price ~ all ! write this let
sfocr and assure you I will b thankful
for any lnformation you can give me-
p. I. n.
Answer-Ws have no recent infor-
nation Of the Consolidated Manganese
Company. A sale Of shares AZ auction
IN December, 1921, brought 10 cents
a share.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Speculative .Ch,rr. ca,.,s.-.a

:. oasrtion---I owned 400 aharts oschAim.fs
a.ViT STOCK. amer the feeegsn.zstion 4
IeSeifed ten shares az Mez-eIi IA o. =, !,
70 Cnslrnars hsyS been ad,sssd "a ssf
he HAf~eli and buy wfifhi I.ronsb.
ysr.s o. SaiiAhAn. zinc.Lsa6 c6rnpAny
.oaic you adviee svgitehine 70 etssy ~. I.
tnsfs two nocks or yoaid yen i,,Et mn,
as,y The AagrslilB sae torFst h frs.ssrs ~,
an s ss.ns eay' ihe stock E.ay be ror,k
Aa.rsr-Y Your question involves /.
decision on speculation, which t,II,
oatsids the scope Of this column. An
re can say Is that tie, oatloof %,
hoiders of AAxwtll stock has inipforss
eonsiderebly In the last few u,onths
Ihb same may be said Of tho outiook
for holder OF Callahan Ziuc-te.d
stock. Wright Aeronauicll is not an
iinTsstment stock. nor Is q. entirely
lacking In speculative possibilities.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Ansver-Ve surg,,t for vaur >
Southern States Oil

oussiion-Will you kindly let me have
any Information on. .ths Colonial Securities
Cooperation. % East Yoriy-r~cond street.
Se~ York city7 n is seilinE Southern
your advice on the latter ss AZ Invest
ment.--Nlas H. p.
Ansrer-The Colonial Securities Cor
porat.on was incorporated in septem-
Der. 1922. 20 act a. hseai sgents IN the
sale Of securities OF the Haskell group.
Southern States OH operates IN the
id-Continent feld and lie shares rep
resent an interest IN a business that il
extremely hazardous. We do not rec
onmend sn Investment Of this class.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Inquire. should Be sIrnsd

Inquiries addressed 70 this depart
rent Of The Tribune are regarded as
confidential. but 10 show the writer's
good faith all should be signed and an
address should be inelosed for reply.
Letters from the following are be-
ing held for Identification: S. Pa c.,
J. p. X. NJ. NJ. j., Mrs. j. G., X. O..
H. M., Miss A. D., c. J. w., =. T.. ~,
u. +. l.. ". c., G. d. X. w. W..
~InveBtor," J. r.. A. A., NJ. X, j. 7. c.,
W. A b., W. W. J. G. and J. II.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
ConsIdelInr sneenI.lIr. n.ll.

Question ronid you cisAe4 sds4s. -.
which IL the best stoek % bay OF ths ttrss
nAi7ee; ufi-PAriae rreferrt8. Wsba.h
kfst.rr-o 81 kaHNks City southern coin-
q dividend feon T--iNrs 4. =.
Answer-These three stocks are en-.
tirely speculative. We believe Wabash
"A stoek u nearcr q dividend than
either OF The others, but from specu-
lstivs viewpoint 10 cannot attempt 70
choose the beat.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Woman Ldken Stool.

ousitlon--I have gtad your oelunn .lth
mueh ihterss, for . long time, and now
venture 20 ask your advice IN regard 10
the investment OF $1,000 which 7 wlsh 10
place. am not. dependent on the Income
nom ~. but would Ike 70 get ~ least 8
PEI cent. and prefer stocks. as have a
number % bends. Please give your opluion
- kayser preferred. Also DO YOU sdvlse
buying Glen AidenT / have about fortv
sAHtes of that already. Also what do ,ou
thlnE OF PselGc Oug ] have ten rhart,
Ald woald lIks 20 Increase my holdlnHr
but suTpofe an oil stocks are rather TOO
specglaute for an old LADY should also
b grateful f0r Information rsEardinK
gfesi northern preferred. which seems 20
have passed ITS dividends. thouzh they
pfomised half-yearly payments - M
Answer-Elderly ladies should avoid
stocks having no better claim TO in
yestment rating than Pacific Oil. You
have enough Glen Alden Coal. II you
want 10 reduce the possibility Of WORRY
20 4 minimum and II you must have
stocks We suggest New York Tele-
phone Ga per cent preferred and Ma
honRl Lead preferred. Great North
ern preferred stock is preferred in name
only. It is not entitled 10 eumulative
dividends and there is no common stock
over which Il has preference. The
stock received a dividend OF 3k per
cent on August l.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
No Market for Shares

Question: would Be plsassd ~ yeu can
give me some informatlon regarding =
frn b. the mans New York Realty
ownsra" The latest address IL 30 Madi.
son Avenue. New York. I am interested
20 a certain extent. There vas ree-ivsr
appointsd. ~ is now about hve years
since have heard what IL being done to-
werd closing up the AFFAIRS of the New
York Realty Owners" II you can give
me any information u will be greatly
apprseiatsd.-W. B.
AnFwer-Ws have no recent infor-
nation Of the New York Realty Owners
reeeivershlp. There Is no market for
tho stock, auction sales OF which were
made in 1919 at about 8 cents a share.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
NJ 8 Ruhhsr Preferrsd

oaestlon-I hsv- been much intersstea
N the paper corcernsae invsstintnts; W
fact ti6f IL the reason buy The TT9uLe
TO get the lnfofmstlon ceniained IN thote
fakes Fret I would Az about United
states Hubber. have ts7s shares et
Tie irst pteftrrsd. l did net receive
digidend. which Il usualiy psto about
November J., 70 ! suppose sney ele nt
years. Al tAst tln.s g blnk tna a eroksl
cons.cered 81 good. Neyld .eH soNise
Ias 20 sell; Second. shAll seen haTe
theuss1d for Investment. !. had tho9ght
n PIT u IN q bond. van, soratt snG
thsi Is raf.. yet Yields froin ; 20 psr
cot. Whai would you soEsshf-Ars.
q T.
Answer-uniled States Rubhsf pre-
fetred received the regular dividend
on October 81. paid to stock 0; rec
ord October is. The last quarterly
statement o. The company showed the
dividend on the preferred stock to
hsve been earned BY snail fnarfin.
We ssSgest FOR your $1,000 one Ns..Eaft
Fslls Power = per cent bond, due 1850,
fielding about 90 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Stock Not Recommended

Cass,loH-l have bs,n onsrsd sons John
;. boyd preferred ~ 50. What 40 sou
think about lt---J. H.
AnsEer-No statement Of earnings
Of the J. S. Boyd Company has been
made available since 1918, nor has a
balance sheet been made public. The
preferred stock OF the company has
limited marketAbility and ve do not
consider II desirable investment.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Business Troubles
Petitions in BsnkruDtey

The following petitions IN bankruptcy
Sefs filed yesterday IN. the United States
District Court
GLASS . LEIGHT. INC.--Involunthry.
Ladies taiiofe. f5 " s7th e.
THE rIPscHITz CoRP.--involpntsrT.
Ho6iery and underwear. 81 west iBth a.
Liabnliies $4,000: assets. fe6.tee.
srpSHr u. LOEB-Yoluntarv. sales
man. igS East 9lth 81. IAabiAties fls.o25:
no Essets
SMITH RUBBER PRODUCTS SALES
CORR. Involuntary. 20 West leth o.
srNffoHr ARC coRp.-Inyoiuntsry.
Lighting natures. 1900 Broadway.
SOLOMON FEIEDMAN--N untary.
Electrical contractor. &c East 9th 81
Liabilities. tlls3. no asseis
DAVID NJ. BLACKMAN - voluntary.
salesman. go Rlversids Drive. Liabiitiss.
t2e.fli. stsett. t1ib.
AGO co-voiuntsry. 55f Fi;th ay
Lisbi'lres, fi7.?23; stsetf unknown.
FRTi. ~ CONRAD 4 co.-Invoiuhtary
Securities, 10 Broad a.
TfDEwATER FUEL corr. P.-Involun-
tafy. 800 Madison sv Liabilities $4,000:
assets. tiO.9oo.
MORRIS Inyoluntary.. Jew
sler 100 sunoid ~ Liabilities tlsoeoo !.
asaets. tis,0oo.
Receivers In bankruptcy
The following receivers in BANKRUPTCY
6thtes District Court
Elias Lisbsrfnsn for Morris Llnsehitz.
iurrier. rs W. 2fth e., with bond Of
Jsccb II. Corn for eutehson. NAsh 4
Co. stock brokers. W. 10th at with
bond Of 1900.
vomsns wear. ~ W. b7th 81. With bone
Of 1900
Alice H. Moran for Lsyin s Krsuiheim,
ba.ldlhs contractors. 75s Fox 81. the BrohI.
stth bond Of $500
Schedules In Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
vsro filcd yesterday In the United states
EAMsLFR. sCHULlSIN & sALTzMAN.
iuTriers. ~ "; tbth Of. Liabilities tit-
Its: assets. g. $50.
AUGUSTA ANDERSON, Cafeteria Lunch,
It0 Fu.fon 81 Liabilities. tis297: tssetA
tls0o
HAIRY HENDERSON. lswslry. ios
Eulton 81 Liabilities. ii6,1s1; assets
PHiLiP BoRowIK. Iost Southern Blvd.
ths Bronx LisbllitisA is,S2i. assets. un-
knbNn,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

Questions Of esnerui irfeTsss 10 "a
resfors u-in Be ahsstercd ~ tlss col.
nnH. n rAich cnss orip iuitiols ,riI
De used. OthfrS will b. ersrersd "
roir. lddrsss al ,rghiriss. tacies.
ing stamped. oddvessed'errriope. 70
Fin0neicl E6itor, TIE Tribssie, isl
Ncss1a Street Nsir fo7t cifB.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
DIVIDEND NOTICES
THE IMPORTERS AND TRADES
NATIONAI. HANK or NEW 1Ohh.

New York December iztn. III
A quarterly dividend ot 81 Ig -. -
aud sn extra dividend Of 81 ~ -
have to-day been declared ~ ~ teL 80
paysbls on the md day Of J.esell -
10 stockholdera or record AZ W. s''"
business December eist. istL ,.....,
q. y. REoAN. CASH.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid ard
asked quotations OF stocks listed on
tho Stock Exchange In which there
were no transactions yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Saving s2son /. Year

.Qusstlon-sinc. coming 20 New York
City from the Middle West have read
sour column with great deal OF interest
and have proattd because Of 10 b. having
better understa ndlRg Of Investing. I now
seek Jour Recommendation as TO the In
sernsnf of ti.eeo. and am giving you In
fofmatlon that may Aid you IN giving q
stgGsssion. An nov thirty-two years Of
are ntrried and am now drawing a sal
hry Of tttte per year. OF this am saw
ina about f2.5co year Arl carving
tt.o6o' iwenty-year pay Insurance befidea
ample accident Insurance. Hold the fol-
lovinE Hscuritiss. t5oo Liberty bonds.
~. sec StFaus bonds. t5eo In a company In
the Made West ti.ote Sew York Edison
bond, boeHht because % your rocommenfA-
tion In your column. I thank you IA ad-
Yance for a suggestion as 10 a sultabis
bond or s'eek. that srii net approximately
per cent With Safsiy.--F. c. ~.
:. Ansvsr-Ws suggest for your new
capital international Paper IS. isI7,
yielding about 6 per cent: St. Louis
San Francisco prior lien 5,5s. 1912,
Fielding about e.l per cent, or some
high-grade preferred stock. such as
New York Telephone, National Lead
and Western Electric.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Satisfied Judgments
IN Bron1 County

Tn frst name "a thar Of the debtor.
Conen saul and John Marray--
Teople. state OF NeV York.. fSeo.oo
fris5borg fs4sc--N arreu-Nssh
Motor ccrDn. ...s..s4-s. 5000. ifo Ql
Hsclr. fss mel Hammer
Hoidsr Sest0n--I D. 4. Beais.. i.sstS3
Jerome f1umsing co. inc-H
nsrri "a 20. Inc, ..,stt.s+.ss stt.lb
IN New York County
rirsi ratne L. bat % debtor sscons
that q, creditor and cate when Judgment
" a. alec
COIN. Mas and Ricardo James
{ Cismon1 Go. Inc. Dec :.
rs,iof. jofspalos BIZ Melville;
Jan fl. 1879 ..ft.s.sstf.tt..s. asb.oe
Pict. Ciarelce Louis Co.
fnt. Auz 20. 1871 f............. f2s.ss
EeHll. Msrgarei. and Fidsity r
CssuslfT 60 ~ Nsw YORK --feo-
pie afe. ADf 1t 1891 fr4cutedl 10000
z9fkcrr3sn. - qo'dsien Scrap
Iron a Steel 20. Inc; Fsb IS.
pnson. EJv IN Cohea. APR
70. 1872 ..-........ ....-..s...-s- tte.tb I
S,s Y,rf Fltre 60 inc-irrng
nat Bank Ncr 10, Ill.,. l.tt7ti
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

Four full columns Of in
pesimeHt questions and an.
sbrers rrill be published ia
The Tribune crery Sunday
and Monday. On other days
one full column l0iH appear.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Judgments Filed
In New York County

The followins judgments we're alec yea
terd0y.. the nrtt name being that of the
debtor.
American Railway Efpfess Co.
Inf ~ buis NeuruEu Fur Co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04

which is regarded inevitable when the
present wage contract Of the coai min
ers expires on March 81 was made
when President John L. Lewis Of the
international Mine Workers union re-
fused to sanction the separate meet
ing proposed by Illinois coal operators
70 negotiate a separate agreement n
this state.
The district executive board which
met with President Frank Harrington
Of the Illinois miners yesterday retus-
ed to act separately from the other
states-Indiana, Ohio, and western
Pennsylvania--and Lewis was asked
for advice as how to proceed"
Lewis reply OF an absolute refusal
10 countenance any such meeting was
easily forecast and his Wire to Far
rington was taken as message TO dis
slpate any suggestions for separate
meetings in the soft coal territory.
THE problems now confronting the
mining industry" said Mr.. Lewis
message are national in scope and
cannot be solved by the operators and
miners OF any particular district"
While President harrington said he
had not vet declined the operators
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
PLAN LOWER
FIRE RATES
Gary Officials Will Recon-
mend Improvements that
May Lower Fire Insur-
ance Rates Approximate
~ 4 per cent.

Steps that VIII be taken by city OIL
cials and the Gary Heat Light and
Water Company within the next ninety
days Will probably not only tend to
lower the ire rate insurance in the
steel city bur viii put Gary ii a class
by itself according To members or the
Cary Board OF Insurance and repre-
santatives Of the National Board of
Fire Underwriters who met with the
local body this week
With the installmeHt OF an entirely
Few IRE alarm system, the substitution
Of d new twelve-inch water main in
place OF the six inch main in alley two
west from Fifth to Eighth avenues. the
paSSage Of q new building code ortii-
raance and the pa ssage OF another ordi-
nance making il more stringent fer
the storage OF explosives and infarn-
able materials Gary win then be Z a
better position 30 lar a. regards 20
fire protection and water supply chan
me majority Of ne citie. is size in
the United States.
The conference was held IN the Of
-3ce OF Mayor Johnson and lasted sew
cra1 hours According TO the opinion
~ those who attended, the four re
gllrenents Of the National Board %
Fire Underwriters ought to bo made
within the ninety day period and the
characterization promised 70 make ev-
cry effort to complete the task il that
TINE
It IS estimated by local insurance
gents that the carrying out of the
program adopted Will result n an ay-
erage reduction OF approximately en-
-he insurance rates IN Gary. When
this is done Gary VIII be placed in
!, ass "A" BY the Nation Board OF Fire
Underwriters. It is understood
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
FIRST Ms-aedis+ Episcopal eAaros.

Russell street Rev. Benjamin Pint
pastor s39 Holman street Phons
300a
sis a. m.-special music by the or
chestra.
800 q. m.-Sunday school
10:45 a. m.-Morning Worship.
Theme: Getting Along With Folks"
\ continuation OF the discussions OF
the Sermon on the Mount.
$50 p. m.-Intermediate League So
cial hour.
$50 p. m.-1ntermedlate League de-
CorIonaI nour.
500 p. m.-EpwoTth League social
hour
$50 P. zl.--Epwo1th League Devotion
a. hour.
1880 p. m.-Evening worship.
Address by Charles c. Jesse. Sub
Jet: Democracy. Divine or Devilish."
lessee ranks among the leading plat
form orators of the day. speaking on
the same programs as VIM. Jennings
Bran = eav'~ Albert Bank Capt
Richard Holson. etc. He IS emphatic
" American, and his patriotic message
az this time will be immene.tly worth
while
s.45 = ra-Trsllovvsrfr, Y,erira
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
HARVEY SILENT
ON RESIGN REPORT

LONDON. March 1.-THE Post today
publishes an article stating that AM
nassador George Harvey, after reading
the report IN the Herald saying that
President Harding had asked him to
resign, stated:
7 have nothing 10 say"
Harvey is confined to his bed with
bad cold. ana denied himself TO inter
viewers today. However. his secretary.
Bowen. said the ambassador had no
knowledge of the Heraid's report and
had made no plans 1t present for a trip
TO America
The Herald report stated that Presi-
cent Harding had definitely decided 10
ask Amba ssador Harvey 70 resign.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
FlllbAE 5sJIs1 1Uyg lNFlNISE
SCRIPTURAL
QUESTIONS
NEW oUEsTrCNs

tR Ne.son Brtsbinl
1-Teli the number and character OF
WHAT duties old the office OF an
Apostle 'nrlUde2
s-yYhat Is the outlook for those who
!! - Il a a haza. DIS
Christians towards an enemy?
guid ID corduct2
6--In what sense is the \. T law an
name the Apostle who wrought
tho ~ r i-a~le. What vas it,
SIN the case Of Sa7ph "a is there
any ground for the flea OF impulse?
P--~rrs 70 LAST WEEKS
Matthew, Mark. Luke, John. Acts.
p ne tie that binds US to Christ
Son the day Of Pentecost~ BY ST
within us +, is righteousness.
peace. joy. r m il Il.
tshed.
6-Jesus Christ. Rev. 22:l6.
Law of TIE spirit Of life Rob. 81.
s--Luke. Col. 4;lf.
nrowEoE Sta c1u8cz-
II Chas II eescn. rasior
9:45 a. m.-Sunday school.
Q. y. Kiger. supt.
II 90 q. rn.-WorShip.
Gods Faithfulness''
$50 ~ m.-Erwcrth E,ea que.
Ny Debt TO an Inspiring Friendship
80 p. na.-WorshIp
@Throu5ht Nature to God
81 Tohr's Lutheran Church
West Hammond Gilbert, 5t6 W. Sib-
Lev st. phone 182aR.
Sunday. 400 3 u.---rn ylisr Sunday
school. AZ chIdren welcome.
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2. LeRoy steTey. Minister. 4os oar

2. Leroy steTey. Minister. tos oar
Sunday school at $50 a. IA.
.5 Public Worship at lO:45 a. N ana
Y. P. S. c e. at $50 p. m.
Frayer meeting Wednesday at 7:so
Sermon subjects for Sunday arc as
Ieliows: Morning. The Divine secret
81 . dressed Life Evening. NO Wis
ion The evening service is IN charge
OF the Mems Club the pastor bring1T-
the message. There will be special inu-
sic at the evening service by the or
ehestra.
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FIRST BAPTIST ,AuRcz--

Rev. J. c Granger. Pastor.
sunday school at Y:45 a. N. Help
tul classes Ioi ali. Guy Cobb Supt.
9:45 a. m.-Men's brotherhood Class.
Morse DeilPlain. President
ll:0o d n.--AornIuA worship Sub
Ject: The Vine and the Branch
$50 p. m---oenior B. J. +. L.
$50 p. m.--Intermediate =. Y. =. l.
7:s0 i. 1-.-EvenIng service.
subject; "a Turn in the Road
Wednesday. 7:45 p m. Mid-Week
service. with Bible study led by the
pastor.
thursday, 1890. choir rehearsal
Thursday, 1880. Boy Scout meeting
Troop One.