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Benedlction.
Postlude .......,............. Wely
Mrs. w. c. Mcdonnell.
EVENING.
Prelude. violin and organ, Spring
Awakening" CRomanze) Bach
Miss Clara Long, Mrs. w. c. McDon-
nell.
Sentence, "The Lord Is in His Holy
Temple. .,.............'. tholr
Anthem, "Hark. What Mean Those
Holy Voices?". "...."... Schumann
Miss Smith Mr.. John and Choir.
Psalter
Soprano solo, Graded in Man
ger Lowly". "........... Schneider
Miss Phoebe Smith.
Niolin obligato, Miss Clara Long)
Hymn, "Adestes Fideles,"
No. TO Hymnal
Prayer.
Response, % Father. Incline Thine
Ear NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .'..., Onoh
Anthem, Carol, "The Best of Ar
Porter
Auxiliary Choir.
Scripture lesson. Luke, IL.
Tenor solo. 'Bethlehem's star Adams
Mr.. Joshua John.
Hymn, "Harwel" ".....No. 1853 Hymnal
Announcements.
NItIlOlN - >'''''N
Mrs. w. c. Mcdonnell.
Bass solo, "The Star of Bethle-
hem" ..,..,,........... Schneider
Mr.. IL. X. Acker.
Address, Born to Save ........ .Pasaor
Anthem, Messiah Is King Warren
Miss Smith. Mr.. John and United
Chors,
Hymn. "All Hail the Power of
Jesus Name" No. 139 Hymnal
Bendiction.
Postlude NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Gounod
Mrs. w. G. Mcdonnell.
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Very extensive preparations have
been made this year to celebrate the
festival of the birth of the Saviour of
mankind. Because of Christmas i'm
mediately following the Sabbath this
year there will be, in fact, two OBJ
scrvanccs "a Christmas. In all Of the
Christian churches of the city tomor-
row the services will partake largely
of the nature of Christmas services
and in many of them the entire Christ
mas observances will be held tomor-
row. In most of the churches, how
ever, there will also be services on
Christmas day.
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Hampton Street M. E. Church.

The services at the Hampton Street
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
will be of more than ordinary interest.
The choir has been rehearsing Christ
mas music for the past two weeks.
Following IS the programme:
MORNING. 1880 O'CLOCK.
Anthem. Ring the Bells" e.. Herbert.
Scripture lesson Luke, chapter 2.
Hymn No. 1873, Joy to the World"
Watts.
Prayer.
Hymn No. 100, God Incarnate,"
Wesley.
Announcements and Offertory.
Anthem, GLORY BE to God" Mason.
Sermon, THE Message of the Angels"
Prayer.
Anthem, "hark! What Celestial
Sounds" ...................H Herbert.
Benediction.
EVENING, 7.SO O'CLOCK.
Anthem "Messiah's King" Herbert
Scripture lesson.
Hymn No. 1S1, "Glories of Christs
Kingdom" Montgomery.
PRAYER.
Announcements and Offertory.
Anthem, when Bethlehem's Shep-
herds Watched Their FlOcks."
Heber
Sermon, christmas Spirit"
Prayer.
Anthem. "sing with JOY" ...Herbert.
Benediction.
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Dunmore PresbYterian.

At the Dunmore Presbyterian church
tomorrow the order of the Christmas
exercises viii be as follows:
MORNING.
Organ prelude ................ Richards
Hymn, Shout the Glad Tidings,'
Avison
Invocation.
Anthem, Behold, l Bring You Good
Hymn No. 800, "Hark! the Herald
Angels Sing" ..........,.M Mendelssohn
Scripture lesson.
Anthem, 80 Praise the Lord. Warren
Psalter, responsive reading.
Prayer.
Omertory, christmas SOM" ...Coombs
Sermon--subject, Lessons from
Bethlehem"
Anthem, "Rejoice in the Lord"
Kotaschmer
Prayer.
Realms Of Glory Smart
BenediCtiCn.
POstlude OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wallls
EVENING.
organ prelude ..,.,......,...,:' steiner
Anthem, praise Ye the Father"
Hymn No alS. "whle shepherds
Watch Their Flocks' '..,...,.., Handel
Scripture lesson.
Anthem, Radiant Morn" Woodward
| Prayer.
Hymn No 33l, "Oh, Come all He
Faithful" Observation-Disclosures lortusal
Notices
Offertory, "The Nativity" ..".,Adam
| Sermon.
Hymn Holy Night. Barnby
| Prayer.
Hymn No. 374, "An Glory, Laud and
| 11rUpr' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., smart
| Bel otion.
! POStluut .,,,.''''''''''' 49,, '''' Pti"t
The choir is composed Of the follow
l ing:
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In the Elm Park Methodist Episco-
nal church Christmas will be observed
tomorrow. The services, morning and
evening, will be of a very impressive
character. The musical part of the
programme has been arranged by Pro-
fcssor j. A. Pennington and will be
given under his direction. 1t will be
participated in by the Elm Park quar-
tette, consisting of Miss Elizabeth
Thomas, soprano; Miss Grace Duncan,
contraltu: Alfred Wooler tenor; Philip
Warren, basso. These will be assisted
by selected chorus consisting of
Nesdames Powell, Lister Carr Nicely
Misses Harris. James, Thomas, Med
way, Randolph. Phillips, Colvin. Win.
ters, Jones. Thomas, Duncan; Messrs
Warren, Wooler Gippel, Morgan,
Tubbs, Hughes, Thomas, Emerich,
Winters. Evans, Krieg, Evans. Mr.
Pennington will preside at the organ
and Mrs. ]. A, Pennington at the
piano. The programme for the morn
ing service will be as follows:
Organ, prelude in f major. 800. Grison
Choir. Awake, Put on Thy Strength.
Steane
Organ, offertory in b flat....... Mailly
Choir Dream of Bethlehem Shelley
Duet for soprano and contralto. Shelley
Organ, postlude in G..........N Nolckmar
In the evening a Christ parise SER
vice will be conducted. 1t will be Of
an unusually elaborate nature. The
choir will be reinforced by a large paid
chorus and the programme, besides
the numbers rendered by the quartette
and organ, piano and violin, will in
clude the rendering of the cantata
The Story of Bethlehem" by quar-
tette, full chorus organ and piano.
This is a new composition from the
pen of a noted English composer, j. f.
West. The complete programme is as
follows:
Chime Of Bells, Ringing and Change
of Bells, Christmas Carols.
Alfred Wooler
Organ solo, Christmas prelude. Deth!er
j. Alfred Pennington.
Hymn, Joy to the World"
Chorus and Congregation
Prayer. Rev. G. NJ. Gitfin, ID. ID.
Bass solo, Birthday of King
Neidlinger
Philip Warren, with Organ and Piano.
Responsive Scripture lesson,
Pastor and Congregation
Contralto solo The Universal King"
Mario
Miss Grace Duncan, with Organ,
Piano and Violin.
Offering from all the people.
Organ. Christmas OffertOry. y...., GrisOn
j. Alfred Pennington
Duo for Violin and Piano, Allegro
Nivace. from Sonata for Violin and
Piano in A major. Mozart
Nlessrs Widmayer and Pennington.
Tenor solo, The Glad New Song"
Greely
Alfred Wooler, with Piano. Organ
and Violin
Hymn, "Hark, the Herald Angels
Sing. Chorus and Congregation
soprano solo, The Babe of Light and
Glory" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Dresslel
Miss Elizabeth Thomas, with Piano
Organ and Violin.
Address, by the pastor.
"Story of Bethlehem
Cantata for soloists, chorus, organ
and piano. o..................J. r., WesI
|. Introduction, organ and piano.
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Providence M. E. Church.

The Christmas exercises at the
Providence Methodist Episcopal church
will be rendered tomorrow, when the
following programme will be rendered:
MORNING.
Prelude in ................"As Ashford.
DOXOlOgy.
Responsive Reading.
Anthem, The Angels Song" Lyon.
Prayer.
Male Quartette,
Messrs Evans, Cousins, Thomas and
Evans.
OffertOry interlude, organ and violin.
hymn .,.....,.........., Congregation.
Sermon .........ReV. William Edgar.
Anthem. Christ Is Born ...Herbert.
Benediction.
Postlude in f Ashford.
EVENING.
Anthem, "All the Ends of the Earth
Hymn ................... Congregation.
Prayer.
Anthem. "Hosannah in the Highest"
Lyon.
Scripture lesson.
Offertory.
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Cedar Avenue M. E. Church.

At the Cedar Avenue Methodist Eps-
copal church Christmas will be OBJ
served tomorrow with services at 1890
a. m. and 7.3O p. m. Rev. f. p. Doty's
subject for the morning service will be
Gods Gift to Man." and for the even
ing service, MANS Gift to God" Spe-
cial Christmas music has been ar
ranged for both services.
The Junior league will meet tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 and the Senior Ep-
worth league at $50 p. m. Christmas
anniversary exercises by the Sunday
school entitled, "Bethlehem's Manger, ,
will be held on Monday evening. An
excellent programme has been ar
ranged.
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Sopranos-Miss Emma Ludwig, Miss
Anna Dryden. Miss Lucretia Snyder
Miss Anna Bishop, Miss Anna Boyd.
Altus-Inez Gray, Grace Chamber
lain, Mrs. M. =. Mitchell.
Tenors-M. y. Mitchell, Joseph jeff
rey.
Bassos-Charles Warg, Herman Lud-
wag, Frederick Peter.
Director II. IL. Southworth.
Organist, Ellen Griffin.
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Green Ridge Presbyterian.

At the Green Ridge Presbyterian
church, of which Rev. I. ]. Lansing, ID.
D., is pastor, on Sunday the regular
choir of the church, assisted by MISS
Laura Medium, pianist; ]. Berghaus-
er, violin; j. Cannon, clarionet, and I.
Miles. cornet, will render the sacred
oratorio, Christ and His Soldiers,
by j. Truner, so arranged as to bring
before the mind and the heart two dis
tinct but yet kindred pictures. First,
the life of the Saviour. Secondly, the
life of His servants, in which the per-
son Of the Saviour stands forth su-
preme either as himself blessing, toll
ing and suffering alone or Seeing the
Travail of His Soul' and surrounded
by his many sons" whom he is bring
ing to glory. Following is the pro-
gramme:
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Solo, Bending Ger a Cradle Low"
Mrs. ]. II. Cousins.
HYMN.
Sermon by the pastor
Solo, star of Bethlehem
Mr. J. T. Evans.
Anthem. "Sing and Rejoice
Postlude in ID fiat
The choir will be in charge OF Prof.
]. II. Cousins. Miss Belle Green will
preside at the organ. Prof. w. Ben
jamin will be violinist. o.,
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Second Presbyterian Church.

Following is the programme OF
Christmas music which will be rem
dered tomorrow in the Second Presby-
terian church:
MORNING.
Organ prelude, Sanctus ........ .GOunod
Anthem, And There Were Shep-
nerds '.'.'................. Goate
OffertOry, quartette, Arise, Shine
for Thy Light is Come"
Dudley Buck
Messrs. BeynOn and Morgan.
Organ postlude ,.............,.. Bridge
EVENING.
Organ prelude, Meditation, Guilmant
Miss Mabel Rennic.
Anthem, Brightest and Best of the
Sons" ............ Dudley Buck
Quartette, choir and choral society
Solo, "Hark! What Mean Those
Holy NOices?"
Words arranged to "Cujus Ami
nam" from Rossini's "Stabat
Mater"
Mr.. Beynon
Anthem, "Oh! Holy Night" adam
Miss Black and choir.
Orchestra, Andante ........... Batiste
Sunday school orchestra.
Solo, THE New Born King" Hammered
Miss Black.
Offertory, organ solo, The Virgins
Prayer" ................ Massanet
Mr.. Charles DOersam.
Solo, The Birthday of a King"
Miss Garagan
Duet, The Holy Child. ." ,....... Shelley
Miss Black and Mr., Beynon,
Anthem, From out the Starry
Heavens, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Eyer
Quartette, choir and choral society.
Organ postlude, Fugue in G minor
Bach
Miss Rennie.
At the morning service the regu-
lar church choir viii sing. In the even
| ing the Church Choral society will as
! sist, accompanied by organ and Sab
! bath school orchestra. Mr.. j. NJ.
| Chance orPanist and director.
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North Main Avenue Baptist.

The large and excellent Chorus Choir
Of the North Main Avenue Baptist
church, composed entirely Of members
Of that congregation, have been faith
fully rehearsng appropriate music, and
have prepared an elaborate programme
which will be rendered at both ser-
vices on Sunday. The following order
of services will he observed:
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MORNING SERVICE.


Organ prelude, allegro. Lee
Hymn, "All Hail the Power of Jesus
Name"
Responsive Scripture reading.
Choir response, There is No Name
so Sweet on Earth"
Invocation.
Anthem, "Sing, O Heavens .... Rogers
Full Choir.
Responsive Scripture reading.
Prayer.
Response, Hear Our Prayer"
Offertory, duet. "There were Shep-
nerds ........,........ ..'''...' roster
Mrs. Brundage and Miss Edwards.
Hymn, Herald, Angels"
Sermon. THE Heavenly Anthem"
Anthem, For Unto Us Child is
Born NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Hahuel
Benediction.
organ postlude, Grand Marche,"
Merkel
EVENING SERVICE.
Organ prelude ....... .Handel-Guilmant
Refrain, abide with Me- ........Cholr
Reading of Scripture.
Anthem, Lift Up Your Heads.
Hymn. Joy to the world"
Prayer
Onertory. Graded in a Manger
Lowly" .............,...... Schhecker
Mrs. Brundage.
Sermon, "Who is to Blame II You
Are Lost?"
Anthem, christmas Bells .... .Cautor
Ladies' Chorus.
Hymn, Take the Name of Jesus
with You"
Benediction.
Organ pOstlude ,CalleftS
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First Baptist Church.

, The usual morning service at the
First Baptist church tomorrow will
be held at the regular time, 1l.jO
o'clock. In the evening the congrega-
tions and choirs of the First Welsh
and First English Baptist churches
will hold a union service at O'Clock
in the Welsh Baptist church. the
chOirs will sing the sacred cantata:
Light of Life" The choirs have
been practicing the Christmas music
and it is of much merit. Following is
the musical programme:
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Penn Avenue Baptist.

A chorus Of thirty voices will assist
in the rendition Of the Christmas mu-
sic at the Penn Avenue Baptist
church tomorrow morning and even
ing Mr.. Frank Brundage will be the
soloist. and Haydn Evans, organlse
and director. The programme is as
follows:
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MORNING. 1870.


The Life of Christ"
"Hark the Glad Sound
j. c. Winke, choir, organ and Or
chestra.
80 Come, All Ye Faithful Full choir
shout the Glad Tidings,"
Congregation, choir and orchestra
ride on, Ride on in Majesty"
Choir, piano, organ and orchestra
"Our Blest Redeemer."
Miss Edith Martin
ANGELS from the Realm of Glory
Congregation and choir
by Jesus Grave" Mr.. w. A. Rooerts
THE Lord Ascended Up on High
Choir, congregation, organ and or
chestra.
EVENING.
Tho Life of the Christian"
Organ voluntary. ,
"Hark, a Thrilling Voice is SOUNDING
Mr.. Roberts, Miss Martin and choir.
ut Came Upon the Midnight clear
Choir and congregation
Soldiers of Christ, Arise
Choir. organ and orchestra
THE Child of Bethlehem
w. y. Roberts
loft in Danger. Oft in Woe"
Mr.. A. Pilling and choir
"I.o, Round the Tnrone,'
Choir congregation, piano, organ
and orchestra.
Organist. Miss Salome Becker.
Choirmaster. Mr.. q. Fred Whlttelhofe'
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Simpson M. E. Church.

The following programme Of Christ
mas music will be rendered to-mor-
row IN the Simpson Methodist Epis-
copal church, of which Rev. j. B.
Sweet is pastor
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MORNING.

Christmas music rendered:
MORNING.
Prelude.
Old Hundred.
Invocation.
II Bring You Glad Tidings". ... Gose
Responsive reading.
Hymn, "Adeste Fideles," No. 40.
Scripture lesson.
Christ is Born" "......,..........Ly Lyon
Prayer.
Solo, THE Birth of Christ. Upton
Notices.
Offertory, "Introit," ........... Batiste
Sing O Heavens" Recommendation
Sermon.
"Sing and Rejoice" "............B Barnby
PRAYER.
Hymn, "The Nativity. Mendelssohn
Benediction.
Postlude.
EVENING.
Prelude.
"HoSanna' Observation-Disclosures. Lowe
Scriptural reading.
Hymn.
Prayer
prince of Peace" .............Ba Barnby
Scripture lesson.
Solo, IA Glad New Song" ......G Greeley
Notices.
Ofertory, Andante.
Holy Babe. '....................,. Gaul
Sermon.
Daughter of Zion" "..............P Parker
PRAYER.
Hymn.
BenedictiOn.
Postlude, Retrocessional.
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EVENING
Hickory Street Presbyterian.

At the German Presbyterian chruch,
on Hickory street, Sunday morning
the service will be as usual at lO.5o.
The pastor expects to preach on
Isaiah 4O-1: Comfort ye, comfort ye
by people. saith your God" In the
evening at 7:3C a special programme
Of Christmas music will he rendered,
as follows;
Chorgesang, "Sei Wilkommen'
Church Choir.
Wechselgesang, Lied am Christa- Ia,,-,.
Girls and Boys Choir.
Duet ...................''. ocltCtloii
Miss Louise Lohmann and Mr, william
Berghauser.
Chorgesang. "HOrch welch Humm-
lisch suesse Toene". "....J. r. Durham
Church Choir.
Wechselgesang, "Die Geburt Christi
Wonnberger
Church Choir and Choral Union.
Tenor solo and chorus, init Or
chester Begleitung, "Stille NaCht,'
r. Fuhrer
Mr.. Gustave Repert and Church Choir
and Prof. LawrenCe's Orchestra.
Chorgesang. "Frohlockt the Voelker,"
A. Beirly
Church Choir.
Chorgesang, Daughter of Zion"
+. c. Maker
Choral Union.
Monday morning at 1880 the Christ
mas service will be held with special
music. The pastor, w. \. Nordt, eX-
poets to preach on the gospel Of the
day, Luke ii: LA. Theme: "The first
Christmas Service" The Sabbath
school wi! have it's celebration on
Christmas day. The Infant depart
ment in the afternoon $50, and the
Bible classes in the evening, ! o'clock,
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Providence Presbyterian Church.

The special Christmas services to-
morrow in the Providence Presbyterian
church include an elaborate program
of Christmas music and appropriate
sermons by the pastor. The services
are as follows:
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MORNING.


Organ Prelude, inG,,,.....J. l.. Calkin
Mrs. w. G. Mcdonnell
DOXOlogy,
Praise God From Whom All Bless
ings Flow"
Invocation.
THE Lords Prayer'-Chant
Congregation
Hymn, "Hark the Herald Angels
Sing" ............No 173 Hymnal
Responsive reading, selection p,
Psalter
"Gloria Patri' '........... Congregation
Anthem, There Were Shepherds"
Or. Johnson
Ladies' Voices soprano Solo and full
Choir.
Scripture lesson, Matthew, II.
Prayer,
Resnonse, Father Almighty, We
Bow Before Thee. Choir
"The Apostles Creed. q, Congregation
Anthem, "Shout the Glad Tidings,"
DR.. Hopkins
Auxiliary choir, solos by Miss Smith,
Mr.. John and Mr. Heberling.
Announcements.
Offertory in E b, "Batiste,"
Mrs. w. c. Mcdonnell
Hymn, stuttgart" mo. 1858 Hymnal
Sermon, 1.-The Christmas Wonder"
Pastor
Anthem "Arise, Shine, Thy Light
Is Coming"
Mr., Joshua John and - DIR
Hymn. Antioch" "......No. l7S Eymnal
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Part 1.-THE Days Dawn"

Introduction, Pipe Organ and Piano.
"Hearken Unto Me-" tenor solo ana
chorus. Thomas G. Williams
"Then Shall the Redeemed" quartette,
Mrs. 4. James, Ruth Beddoe, John
Evans, b. G.. Beddoe.
40. Come Emmanuel" bass solo ana
chorus .............,..,.,.E H. u. l-oru
"The People that Walked in Dark
ness" full chorus.
80, Light of Life" contralto solo,
Miss Via Jones
arise, Shine, for Thy Light is
Come" full chorus.
Part II.-"The Glorious Day
"Angel Serenade," double quartette,
Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Banning, Misses
Margaret Jones, Annie DaggeT, Edith
Williams, Barbara Lewis, Via Jones,
Ruth BeddOe.
1T Came Upon the Midnight Clear,
tenor solo.................Jo John Evans
"Glory to God" full chorus.
Now When Jesus Was Born"
soprano solo and chorus.
Mrs. r. James
"WhO Are These?" male chorus.
80, Star Divine" soprano solo,
Mrs. Arthur Banning
Rejoice Greatly" final chorus.
Leader, William Evans,
Organist-Mrs. d. B. Thomas.
Pianist Mrs. b. q. BeddOe.
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Washburn Street Presbyterian

In the Washburn Stret Presbyterian
church tomorrow, the regular Quartette
choir will be increased to a double
quartette and the following program Of
Christmas music rendered:
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Following is the programme of
Christmas music which will be rem
dered tomorrow in the Second Presby-
terian church:
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-09-27
SPECTER OF PROHIBITION.
II IL TnLi"g Form Ia okiGhomn and
IL Alarming The Pol
iflclnun.

GUTHRIE. q. r., Sept 2G-lSpecialJ
Oklahoma politicians " al parties ar" be-
coming frightened by tho YpToad 1r the
temperance movement throughout the ter
riiOry and the growth Of gcntlfncnt against
the saloJhs. Thry fear they viii have to
com" out in the open aud take sides for or
against prohibition. The Aut!-SnoOn
League Is organizing societies IN every
county pf the territory. as prepdratiDno
for q 'igOtuus campaign. In addition. tine
organization has announced its intention
Of having all applications for saloon Ii
censes published In county papers together
with the names Of the siEncfs. They also
are to be read from puipits at Sunday
services, and churcn people urged TO vigil
ancy b! their pastOIs. The movement has
elected the support Of IL number OF inulI-
cntiul men Of the territory whose COnneC-
ttOn with The organization has not Iessened
the uneasiness pf ambitious politicians j.
V. Admire, of the kingiisher Free Press
was one Of the organizers of the league Of
his town, and. while not actually adyocat-
Ing the enactment of a prohibitory law is
taking an active part In the temperance
campaign. r. J. Palmer. Of the Nedford
Patriot. has gone still further and is con-
sidered by the prohibition leaders to be one
ment has taken root even deeper than its
original advocates hoped for, and 1t is
now planned to seek the passage of a pro-
hibitory law at the next legislative session
Old time temperance war horses are to be
imported from Kansas to assist in the
campaign and urge the overthrow OF the
saloon in Oklahoma.
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MAGnANIM0US VAN WYCK.
10 Permit Admiral Dewey to He
Invited to Chicago.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2G.-Mayor VanWyck
to-day consented to allow Chicago to pre-
sent 10 Admiral Dewey while he is in this
city an invitation to visit the Western
city. Those in charge of the Dewey Gel
ebration had been most pointed in their
replies TO representatives of other cities,
who desired to greet Admiral Dewey here
and invite him to become their guest Chi
cago was informed that no such proceed
ing would be allowed
Despite this obstacle Mayor Carter III
Harrison, of Chicago, was authorized to
appoint committee of 80 citizens to
come TO New York and invite Admiral
Dewey TO Chicago.
r. Il. Brainerd, acting for Mayor Harri-
son., went to the city hall to-day and
handed to Mayor Van Wyck a letter from
Mayor Harrison. Mayor Van Wyck prom
ised to arrange for a meeting with the
admiral on Sunday at the Waldorf astoria.
AT that time, Mr.. Brainerd said Mayor
Harrison would invite Admiral Dewey 10
Chicago.
CHICAGO, Sept 26.-The special train
carrying the committee to invite Admiral
Dewey to make a visit to Chicago during
the fall festival, left for New York city
over 1he Lake Shore railroad Tonight 1t
consisted of ten Pullman coaches incIud-
ing one buffet and two dining cars, and
was one of the finest ever sent out of the
station over the Lake Shore road II is
expected to make record breaking time
and arrive in New York carly tomorrow
evening.