Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 3, 1913, Page 5

——— | EEVIVAL DRAWS LARGE 1: AND INTERESTED CROWDS. | At the Methodist church jast night {there was a great service with a { house practically full. The subject was the home, and Evangelist Bass did justice to it. About two hun- ) (roum is now boarding Groover and family. returned this morn- . his studies at the ul \ y at Gainesville. grate unive et The sermon held absolute interest, and the demonstration was splen- did. e TE e The children's service yesterday Saliie kso - yrs, W, L. sperring, :,Jac.me' afternoon was well attended, and e, b s returned to her nmbomher . much interest shown. Mr. Bass il- ant visit with her b * ! lustrated every point that he made rn and wife. 'In a most forcible way. The children were very much affected by what he | said, and voted unanimously for an- other children’'s service. Another good service was held this morning, 1 Lovell has returned or Park, where she has re- <tudies at Rolling college ant vacation spent with . Mr. and Mrs. J. D. gouls.” There will be no day service to- morrow, bug the regular service at 7 ir the evening. On Sunday there will be three great services. Mr. Bass will preach in the Methodist church morning and evening, and in the afiernoon, by courtesy of Man- ager McDonough, there will te a great union service for men at tle Auditorium. Mr. Bass will speak at this service and the music will be in charge of the singers, Mr. Suler, of the Methodist meeting, and Mr. Schofield, of the Baptist meeting. It is contemplated later to have anoth- er great union at which Evangelist Martin will speak. All boys and men are invited to this Sunday aft- ernoon service. | l st of her cousin,. Mrs. ) D OHern. juht left on the morn- Jk over the new town mostly from the the investor and 4l of la., editor of the hodist Advocate, is in v from Arcadia on a Dr. Sweat is making coss of the Advocate, and it in the front ranks of )osweat, pelicio s journalism. ¢ e —— - COBURN'S MINSTRELS. Vigs Aleen McRae wishes to thank T R L R ¢ triends who contributed to-' success in winning the dia- mond ring in the queen of the car- pival coutest. She very much ap- preciates their interest and assist- ance all warg & ing their annual visit to Tampa and played to two capacity doy. The company has been greatly sents a number of new acts, which prove very popular with the average ondience, The music is better and the vocal strength enhanced this year. Some of the old members of Wires out of Jacksonville were re- pred down today and not until 3 o'lock did the Evening Telegram's 'd Press service begin. The ressize wbove shows that the South fin the grip of a hurricane, which Beten noticeable here, heavy winds having been Mm\mg all day. ASSOC Coburn has gecured a number of new artists who add novelty to the show. Charlie Gano and Nick Glynn ars ing inimitable in some of his new After a pleasant stay of several weeks in Lakeland, the guests of Mr. 0d Vs, A, J. Holworthy, Mrs. E. T. Mersiman und Miss Merriman leave wrorrow for their home in Corpus Cbristi, Texas, They have made nds in Lakeland who will rward with pleasure to anoth- developments. Glynn is never so funny as when he is apnarently try- ing to be serious. NOTICE. ook ¢ e visit from them e e s Rids to Iny standard sidewnlk Ve North Missouri avenue at the " G.P. Parker, of Kissimmee, “T0% B 4 wn vees intersectinn of \West Peachtree street o 4 vesterday afternoon and LXY ¢ » will be reccived by the street com- of Mrs. W. R. Groover| ... until Monday, Jan. 6, at 7:30 h A ¢ ) v, Jan. 6, :30 W oher friends for a few days. mittee until Monday a Y% Parker e p m s Olersantly remem- tered hero as Mrs, C. E. Jones, her ';' ushand having been a beloved | of the First Presbyterian dureh of this city twenty years ago. ::MI‘ rker is being warmly wel- b¥ her many old friends. KINDERGARTEN RE. OPENS MONDAY, JAN. 6 n“ Mande Steinmeyer wishes to Mounce to he rpatrons and the :‘:"f fenerally that her kindergar- id private school opens Mon-|- @O OGO O D ARTOO® g ¥eh time she wil GARCIA'S BAND ased to receive pupils in the Jan. 6, 7, 8. 'yn an &“‘" grades. 10c and 20c' Admission. W "' -ouoonnuouonnen [DIS(WM | Program for Tonight, M \JESTIC ORCHESTRA. Specifeations can be found at the office of the city clerk. R. E. SCIPPER, Street Commissioner. = AJESTI THEATRE "'“MWJ Prof. Murphy Leader. E OVERTURE. LDEST AND BEST IN THE ~ COUNTY. A BEAST AT BAY. (Biograph—Drama.) IER LAST RESORT. (101 Bison—Drama.) MIODERN SLAVES. (Rex—Drama.) THE PASSION FLOWER. (Edison—Comedy.) THE TRIUMPH OF RIGHT. (Vitagraph—Drama. ) OPEN AT 6 P. M. Gieneral Admission...10¢ IN'AND AROUND cHICAGO. (Imp—Scenic.) THE CURE THAT FAILED. ‘ImD——Comedy ) dred people joined in a resolution for ! 's purer and better class of homes. l New Year, houses at the (ireeson theater yester- | improved since last season and pre- | . the company remain with it, but Mr. the principal fun-makers, Gano be- | witticisms and making several tell- ! irg hits on recent national political | THE EVENING TELECRAM, — SECRETARY HOL- WORTIIY'S SALUTATORY (Continuea trom Page 1.} courteous attention and considera- tion, but the secretary, so long as he shall remain in oflice, will be at all times the servang of the association, severely impartial, if mnecessary. There will be a cheerful readiness to imparg all the information and ex- tend all courtesy and assistance, whenever and wherever it may reas- onably be done. The membership will be Kept regularly posted as to everything which is being dome. A bulletin will be issued monthly, and as much oftener as may be neces- sary, giving full information and staiistics, so that each member may keep well in touch with what is go- ing on. Every member is entitled to this, if only by virtue of his finan- «ial good standing in the association. We hope that the interest which has been manifested so far will increase {and that the zttendance at the reg- ular monthly meetings of the Board | will grow larger and larger in suc- | cession. Do not think that your | presence is not necessary. It is. You i may have some thought in your | mind, or one may be suggested b)’ { that of another, which may result in accomplishing something of sig- nal service to the community. Ev- the subject being the “Winning of | °TY member ought to take this much | gu. sresem interest, if only from a low stand- !xoint of selfish gain, but there is a | | hic ppeal than that to which he '"is invited and urged, viz: that of {contributing to the welfare und, Illl'(r,’.'l‘t’ss of Lakcland. ' In conclugion, | want to make a special appeal: We recently put through a campaign to increase the membership of the Board, and the result is more or less well known to sou. Some talk has been made that a number of these new members will never quality or even pay the ini- tiation fee they agreed upon when they signed the application. The secretary can hardly believe that any one who was approached by a member of this Board for the pur- rose of soliciting his membership, ;\\-uuld be wilfully guilty of such dis- "honor; on the contrary, we hope and in-xuwt. as we meet each one of these new members in the very near fu- ture, to find them more earnest and enthusiastic than ever; proud and onxious to belong to such an asso- !clation. Certificates of membership. which have not yet been received will be promptly placed in the hands of those entitled to them, and other matters which may not have ro- ceived the attention dae, will be giv- en immediate consideration. Ther has been no wilful neglect, but sim- ply an extra amount of work in the last few weeks for an otherwise busy nan to take care of. Under new circumstances, these conditions will now be changed. My friends, you have elected your secretary for a year; it were a use- less thing for you to do unless you "resolve to stand by him. Will vou not, too, be elected for a year If i you will give the work of the Board ! your hearty co-operation and ¢! %thuslaslir interest for a year, | "assured, beyond the peradventurc of u doubt, that you will then have i« "tified your own action and the actio! ‘of him who in accepting the position signs himself, with best wishes for Happy and Prosperous New Year. ‘ Yours faithfully, A. J. HOLWORTHY, i Secy. Lakeland Board of Trade as TO MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS Ur. R. R, Sullivan has consented to take charge of my practice dur- ing my absence. He Is a physician and surgeon of experience and abil- ity, and is a thorough Christian gen- tieman, whom I am glad to have suc- cced me in the work. Any favors shown him will be appreciated. Your Friend, 10 W. M. BEVIS, M. D. C00000000G000000 0000&00900000000 UDITORIU THEATRE GOOD MlusIC WHEN YOUTH MEETS YOUTH (Kalem—Western Drama.) BILLY'S BURGLAR. (Comedy—Drama.) (Two Parts.) Get the Habit to Follow the Band 10 the Auditorium. Adllts 10c 5¢ LAKE i g J Loans and discounts ....$2 LAND, FLA,, JAN. 3, 1913. . FIvE 2AGE Reporg of the Condition of THE AMERICAN STATE BANK, Of Lakeland, at the Close of Ilusl- ness, Dec. 31, 1912, RESOURCES: Furniture and fixtures. .. Cash reserve in banks. .. Overdrafts Expense ... Cash in vault ... $44,65¢ LIABILITIES: Capital stock paid in . ... Interest and exchanze .. Cashicr's checks outstand ing Pepogits T66.44 20,00 25,187.00 $44,659.35 | 1. . K. Chunn, cashier of the American State Bank of Lakeland, Florida, do solemnly swear that the tlhove stutement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. P. E. CHUNN, Cashier. Subsceribed and sworn to beofre this the 2nd day of January, 1013, me BEPPES TUCKER, JR., Notary Public. My commission expires Sept. 13, 1913. Correct attest: L. SKIPPER, SAMUEL F. SMITH, \V. FISKE JOHNSON, Directors. A PLAY W ORAH SEEING. 13 “The Climax,” Joleph M. Weber's Comedy of Modern Life. “The litue girl who lost voice,” such is the sobriquet ot Adelina, the heroine in Joseph M. \Weber's brilhani ™ “The Climax,” a stirring story of Ilohemian lite with incidentil music by Joseph Cari t'reil, which will appear at the Auditorium Thursday night, Jan- vary 9th. The author has given us something really new in theatrical conceptions. He has worked out his theme with humor and imagination, with a delicacy of poetic fancy, with tiuth to the demands of reasonable- uess in character and situation, and with dramatic picturesqueness and structural effectiveness. There will be no attraction seen here this sea- son better worth seeing in its com- bination of qualities that make up for pure enjoyment. In “The Cli- max” the entire action takes place at the ohemian apartments of Luig? Golfanti in New York. Ade- lina Von Hagan comes to Luigi, a voice culfurist, and lives with him and his son Pietro, a young musi- chn of great promises. Adelina is beloved by John Raymond, a $Sung doctor, who endeavors to persuade her to relinquish her love for art for bis devotion, but she steadfastly re- fuses. A slight operation upon her vocal chords is found necessary, and to further his own ends and to ob- by mental suggestion, wills that she shall be unable to sing upon her re- covery from the ordeal. Pietro, also loves Adelina, and he has written atd composed ‘““The Song of the! Soul,” inspired by Adelina, but | : when she tries to sing this song her i voice fails her completely. - This tragic note of the play is one that rakes the heart swell up and seek | relief in tears. Believing that she can no longer become a great sinzer, I ske agrees to wed the doctor, and in the pleasant excitement preced- | Ing her marriage, she discovers that . $18,680.00 | ¥ her GARGIA'S BAN S 00201 O o SO O PO & : The Model Hardware Co. o= d LY tiw ND I\\' 6, 7, 8, AT \A\II<§TI(‘ ° — BOSAS OO TFOTDED B DHOHOHOE OIOHOHOCOHOHOHOCYPR o <@ § > which. has recently opened up its magnificent stock in the Ris- gins' building, invites the attention of the public to its Beautiful Calendar one of the handsomesy of the scason, which it is now siving away. This calendar is a reproductior of one of the most noted paintings get one you of a famous author, and is a gem of art. Call and will be pleased. 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