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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-25
NUBS OF NEWS.

The "Deutcher Krieger Vern," are
sending out cards of invitation for a
grand masquerade ball which will be
held in Athletic hall, on Monday, Jan.
13, 1902.
Christmas tree festivities will be held
this afternoon and evening at st. Paul's
Lutheran church, the Church of Peace,
the German NJ. T. church, and the
Hickory Street Presbyterian church.
Appropriate holiday events will also
be held at the various halls.
The remains of the late Mr.. Weirig,
whose death occurred yesterday at the
Hillside Home VIII be inferred today
from Kline's Undertaking establish
ment on Alder street. Services will be
held by Pastor William A. Nordt, in
terrment will be made in Minooka GEM
etery.
Joseph +. Helrigel, former captain
brewery met with II severe accident
to his hand yesterday which had sew
eral stitches put in by DR.. Kolb.
Joseph Il. Heldigel, a former captain
of Company c. Thirteenth Regiment,
now studying medicine In Philadelphia
is spending the holidays with his par
ents on Cedar avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-25
Sunday School Exercises.

The primary departments of the
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school were given treat by the pas
tor, superintendents and teachers yes
terday afternoon in the lecture room,
when the annual Christmas tree exer-
cises were held. Every child received a
bag of candy and many of them re-
ceived presents from their parents and
teachers. This evening the intermedi-
ate and Bible school scholars will
produce the cantata santa Claus
Charms" in the auditorium of the
church.
The annual Christmas exercises at the
Volunteer Mission OF the Second Pres
byterian church, corner of West Lacka-
wanna avenue and Sixth street. were
held last evening, and were attended
and enjoyed by large number. The
event was in charge of Miss McGaughey
and Mrs. Carter, and the music was
under the direction of L. G.. Coursen.
The Bible school of the Washburn
Street Presbyterian church will hold
their Christmas exercises Thursday
evening. The programme will contain
a number of novel features.
The Sunday schools Of the First Bap-
tist and Sumner Avenue Presbyterian
churches held their Christmas tree ex-
ercses last evening, both of which were
of an interesting character.
Santa Claus Defender" was rem
dered at the First Welsh Baptist church
last evening by the Sunday school schol-
ars. The cantata is bright. catchy and
tuneful, and was we'll received.
The following programme was rem
dered last evening at the Christmas en-
tertainment in the First Welsh Con-
gregational church. before Il large audi
ence: Opening solo, Jemma Morgan:
recitation Lizzie A. Edwards: recita-
tion, Annie Bowen; solo, Verna Phil
lips; recitation, Rachel Williams; reel
tation. Sarah Davies: solo, Ruth Thom-
as; recitation, Gladys Lillian Jones;
recitation Annie Phillips; recitation
Elizabeth Jones, solo, Sarah j. Davies;
solo, Alice Phillips; dialogue, two girls;
solo, Annie Davies; recitation, Beatrice
Carson: recitation, Amy Davies; duet
Lizzie Jenkins, May Jones: solo. Thom-
as Elias; recitation, Edith Woodgate;
recitation, Edna Evans; solo, Esther
Thomas; recitation, John Il. Davies;
recitation, Thomas Thomas; solo. David
Jenkins.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-25

Crystal, commonly known as Lando
Jones' team. Admission 15c.; ladies
free. Social after the game.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Lotus, of the
O'Malley house, are receiving the con-
gratulutions of their many friends over
the arrival of IL baby boy.
Miss Elizabeth Owens and niece. OF
Brick avenue, left for a few days visit
to Heart Lake.
Miss keturah Jones and Blanch
Reese, have returned from Mansfield
Normal school for the holidays.
Miss Hattie Dellar, of Allentown. is
visiting Mrs. Alfred Constantine. of
Brighten plot.
NJ. Y. Gibbons. of North Main ave-
nue., and Michael Noone. of Green
street, of Jefferson Midical college, are
home for the holidays.
Walter b. Christmas. of North Main
avenue, wishes to announce that he is
Il candidate for school controller of the
First ward at the Republican caucus
Saturday.
Richards, the we'll known barber. of
West Market street, was taken sud-
denly i'll while at work yesterday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-25
Back from the War.

Louis Gscheidle. son of Patrolman
William Gscheidle. arrived home yes
terday, after three years in active SER
vice in the army. Almost since the day
he left he has been on active duty, and
one might say, literally speaking, that
in his entire period Of service, he ate,
drank and slept with his finger on the
trigger
For sixteen months he kept vigilant
watch in Cuba, during the stormy days
following the war. Later he was sent
with his regiment to Manila, and from
thence to China, where the boys earned
the appreciation of the entire world for
their manliness and soldierly qualities.
The returned soldier was given Il
hearty welcome as he traversed the
South Side towards home, and when he
reached it a fond. eXpectant mother
with outstretched arms awaited him.
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Events of the Evening,

Dance of the Silver Leaf Pleasure
club in Washington hall.
Annual eisteddfod at the Bellevue
Welsh Calvinistic Methodist churcHh.
The West Side Crays foot ball team
will conduct a rattle for n S. gold piece
at their club rooms, "a Archibald street.
The S. l.. =. c. club will conduct a
dance in Washington hall this after
noon.
The West Side Athletic club will hold
an entertainment and social in Mears'
hall this evening.
An eisteddfod will be held at Taylor
this afternoon and evening.
Charles Hartley will appear at the
jackson street Baptist church this
evening in a monologue.
Thomas Dowling and Roger Camp
bell, both of West Scranton. will box
fifteen rounds at Pittston tonight for a
purse Of 500.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-25

is a kitchen, small, but neat and COM
plete. There is an equally diminutive
dining room, and likewise Il bedroom,
in which are four small hunks. This Is
where Loo Kun Shu, the manager of
the exchange, lives. with his assistants.
They are always on duty, and the eN-
change Is never closed from years end
to years end.
The front room. in which is placed
the switchboard, is the most attractive
feature of the place. 1t is gayly deco
rated with dragons and serpents; there
are rare lanterns hanging from the
ceiling, in which electric lights have
been placed, making n contrast OF mod
ernity and antiquity.
The work of the exchange would
drive an American operator insane,
For, in addition to the 255 numbers on
the exchange, there are at least l2'
telephones which are either in Chinese
lodging houses or in clubs, The oper-
atives have nearly l5OO names to re-
member, together with their owners
place of residence. For example, woo
Kee rings his telephone and says he
wants to talk to Chung Hi Kin, He
gives no number, for Chung lives in
some big tenement and has no tele-
phone number. 1t is the duty or the
operative to remember all these names
and it is claimed he does so withou
effort.
The Chinese telephone company ha'
been in existence since 1887 and ha'
slowly made its way, moving from
place to place as its increasing business
made larger quarters necessary Mr.
loo Kun Shu has been the manager
for the past eight years. He speaks
English without II trace of accent and
is a man of great intelligence. lie is
very proud of his new quarters ana
never tires OF showing visitors about
the place
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Christmas Tree Exercises.

Christmas tree exercises We're con-
Quoted in number of the churches in
this part of the city last night and the
hearts of hundreds of little ones We're
gladdened by the presents which they
received. a very elaborate programme
was rendered in the Sunday school
rooms of the Providence Presbyterian
church under the direction OF the su-
perintendent, Thomas S. Morgan. The
pastor, Rev. Dr.. George c. Guild, de-
livered brief address of greeting and
there were choruses by the school and
recitation by Miss Clare Terewillignr.
Gifts We're distributed to the pupils
present.
Edward Lewis was in charge of the
exercises given in the Puritan Congrc-
gational church on West Market street.
where gifts We're distributed after vo-
cal numbers by Master William Hughes
and the Misses Nellie Nelson and Leon
ard.
The programme rendered at the
Welsh Congregational church was as
follows: Prayer. pastor; song, school;
recitation, Gwen Powell; duet, Martha
and Gwen Price; recitation, Evelyn
Davis recitation, Florence Jones: reci-
tation, Thomas and David Evans; duet.
Lizzie and Sarah Powell; benediction,
pastor.
Special Christmas exercises We're held
in No % school yesterday. In several
rooms the evergreen and the beautiful
black board decorations We're very sug-
gestive OF Christmas tide. Appropriate
songs, carols, recitations and readings
We're given by the pupils and in the
primary departments the teachers told
the story of the Christ child.
The pupils of Miss Davis room We're
especially pleased with the beautiful
Christmas tree, artstically hung with
the numerous gifts for the members
, of the class.
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May Evans, 96; Nellie Lally, 90; Lester
oliver, 90; Beatrice Williams, e6; Flor
ence NJ. Fowler, 90; Donaella Lumley,
95; Irene Reynolds, 95; Minnie Smith,
95, Jennie Seal, 95; Florence Watrous,
95; Ruth Acker o.; Edna Evans, 9i;
Margaret Cummings, "a; Anna Jones,
o.; Lewis Lewis, o.; Cora league, 04;
Wilbur Stevens, 90; Emily Thomas. "a;
Frances Dimmicls, 93; Willie Eynon, 92;
John Telleysh, SO; Allen Bauer, 02;
Florence a. Fowler, 92; Helen Hagen,
%; Belle Snyder 92; Annie Crane. 81;
Pearl Thomas, 81; Margaret Watkins,
9l; Joseph kenney, 30; Cecilia Moran,
90; Ward Ainey, 80; Beth Evans. SO;
Margaret Lavelk, 80; Evan Roberts,
SO; Ether williams, SO.
The first division general average was
95 per cent. and the second division
average was SO per cent. The general
school average was so per cent.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-25
OBITUARY..

WILLIAM NJ. SILkMAN, for years
one of the city's most prominent busi-
ness men, died yesterday morning at
his home, All jefferson avenue. He
had been i'll several weeks. He is sur
vived by his wife and one daughter,
Mrs. l.. G. LaBar. A curious coinci-
dence in connection with Mr.. SILK
mans death is that yesterday was the
forty fifth anniversary of his wedding
and also the birthday Of his wife.
On Oct 81, 1884, Mr.. Silkman was
born in Westminster county, New York
and when a boy came to this city with
his parents, who located at Providence.
Mr.. Silkman early identified himself
with the business life of the city in
which he was very successful. For
many years he was vice-presldent or
the Scranton Savings and Trust COM
pany.
Forty-five years ago yesterday he
was married to Miss Frances e. Et-
tinge, of Kingston. Ulster county, New
York. Their home for a number OF
years was at Wyoming avenue and
Spruce street, where the Dime bank
building now stands.
ANNA LENAHAN-A young woman
residing with her parents. at l"2-
Luzerne street, died yesterday after a
few days illness. The funeral services
will be conducted at st. Patrick's Cath
Ollie church tomarrow morning. inter-
ment will be made in the Cathedral
cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-25

Regular services will be held in all
the Lutheran and Roman Catholic
churches this morning at the usual
hour and Christmas tree exercises will
follow in the afternoon for the little
ones, except at the Christ Lutheran
church, on Cedar avenue, where exer-
cises were conducted and gifts distrib-
uted by Santa Claus last night. Masses
will be celebrated in the Catholic
churches and at the last mass in st.
Johns church. on Fig street, the fol-
lowing programme of sacred music will
be rendered.: Kyrie, Mozart: Gloria,
Mozart; Credo, Millard: Sanctus. Mil
lard; Agnus Del, Millard. The soloists
are: Misses Winifred Melvin. Gather
inc Coyne, Mary Murray and Anna
Moffitt, Messrs. James Mangan, Hugh
Coyne and Thomas Needham.
Miss Kate Reardon will be the organ
list, assisted by Cusick's orchestra.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-25
Funerals.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary
Whalen, who died at her home on
North Ninth street will take place to-
morrow morning Services will be held
in St. Patrick's church h, and interment
will be made in the Cathedral cemetery.
The funeral services over the remains
of the late John Y. Lewis will be held
at the house, 1905 Lafayette street, to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock. Rev.
Il. A. Boyl will otficiate. Interment
will be made in the Washburn street
cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-25
Coming Fair.

The arrangements for the fair of the
Holy Rosary church which will be held
in st. Mary's han commencing jan
uary 20, is We'll under way and prep
arations are being made for large at
tendance. A hustling and energetic
committee has charge of the arrange
ments and is working industriously, A
large number of beautiful presents will
be CHANGED off, and it is intended to
have a musical and literary pro-
gramme every evening. a meeting of
the ladies' ways and means committee
will be held at the residence of l.. j.
O'Donnell on Green street, Thursday
evening at 7.S0 O'Clock.
On the same evening the mems exec
utive committee will hold session in
st. Mary's hall. and ON Monday even
ing, December 80, Il meeting OF the diff
ferent societies connected with the
church will be held in st. Mary's hall.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-25
Many Candidates.

There is no lack of candidates for
school controller in the Nineteenth
ward to fill the position now occupied
by Louis Schwass whose term expires
next spring. There are at present a
half-dOzen candidates in the field, and
they are evenly divided among both
political parties.
Charles Scheiber, Michael Walter and
Fred kirchoff are mentioned as Demo-
cratic candidates. while on the Repub-
]ican side the present incumbent, Louis
.Schwass. will be opposed for the nomi-
nation by Frank Moeller of the South
Side Club house, and August Rehner, {,
well-known stone mason and builder
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-25
In the Public Schools.

In the various rooms of nearly all the
local public schools, appropriate Christ
mas exercises were held yesterday
morning. There was no school in the
afternoon.
The scholars presented each other
with little tokens of friendship, ana
many of the teachers were remembered
by their pupils with suitable gifts. Pre-
arranged programmes of songs. recita-
tions, choruses, etc, were rendered. and
the children left their desks with light
hearts and smiling faces to enter into
the enjoyment of the Christmas-tide.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-25
NORTH SCRANTON NEWS.
Stars Defeated the Philadelphia
Basket Ball Team-Christmas
Tree Exercises Last Night.

The All-Phiadelphia basket ball
team was defeated last night in the
auditorium by the North End Stars in
the presence of a very large audience.
The Philadelphians put up stiff game
but proved no match for the local
players. The line up and score fol-
lows:
Stars. Philadelphia.
Skiffngton ......rght forward........ Cranston
j. McCluskcy ..... left forward. Hunter
John Tiguc ......... centcr............ Williams
Davis .............right guard. Dunn
T. McClllskey ...... left guard. .......... Rewitt
Goals from Field-North End. Davis (2), Skif.
fngton (9l, r. McCluskcy (0, Tiguc (2); Phill.
dclphia, Williams go. Hunter (2), Blcwitt O.
The stars will go to Philadelphia in
February or March to play Il return
engagement.
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Good on Land or Sea.

The following story is stold concerning two
sailors, who happened to be ashore: One of these
decided that after visiting his own friends he
would spend few days with his messmate Ar
irving in the locality of his mates home he was
Mortified to find that he had forgotten the nun.
ber OF the house. After asking in vain policemen,
postmen and pedestrians he caught sisht OF toy
windmillman, and hailing him he offered two
pence for 'blow on his bugle."
The man agreed, and jack tar then gave the
ships call A crowd quickly gathered and stared
at the musical sailor, Immediately window
was thrown up, and a weli.known voice ex.
claimed:
"ship ahoy! Why mate, your pipes been wait,
ing hours!"
Amid great cheering OF the crowd he very
quickly Joined his friend and his pipe. London
Spare Moments.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-25
Loyal knights of America.

AT the regular meeting of Enterprise
lodge, No. ~ Loyal Knights of Amer
ica the following officers were elected
for the coming year:
Worthy master, Albert Bush worthy
deputy master Robert Thomas; assist
ant recording secretary. w. L. Oliver;
chaplain, David Anthony; inside tyler
Lot Ludwig; outside tyler, William j.
Jenkins; conductor, John r. Jones.
1t was decided to give the widows Of
each deceased member a Christmas tur-
key and a present to the orphans.
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Laid at Rest.

The funeral of the late Anthony Lof-
tus took place yesterday morning from
the home of Thomas LOTUS, his brother
of 4l3 Prospect avenue.
Their was a very large attendance at
the obsequies ana many carriages fol-
lowed the remains to their last resting
place.
Services We're held in St. Peters
Cathedral, and :nterment was made in
the Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-25
Water Still Bad.

The water supply Oh this side, and
especially the section west of Prospect
avenue, is still decidedly tishy. Com
plants are to be heard on every side,
and the private wells are doing a rush
ing business. Something ought to be
done, as many of our residents are posi-
lively suffering for water to drink.
Even at the breweries complaints are
being made. and it is stated that a
sample of water has been sent by one
of the brewers on this side to New York
city for analysis.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-25
NEWS NOTES.

The well known Crystal Dramatic
club will tonight produce '"rhe Sena-
tors Daughter" in the auditorium.
Several of the churches of this end
have arranged elaborate programmes
for their Christmas tree exercises
which will be held this evening.
This afternoon the Stars will have
for their opponents the Priceburg
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-25
Clean Your Sidewalks.

Those who have not already done SO,
are requested to clean the snow off the
sidewalks in front of their places OF
business and residence.
Street Commissioner w. j. Thomas
promises to enforce the city ordinance
regarding this, if it is not speedily COM
piled with.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-25
Weddings Today.

Daniel j. Thomas. Of North Hyde
Park avenue. and Miss Lillian Miller.
of Philadelphia will be married today
ut the home of the latter's parents In
the Quaker city.
The wedding of Oliver p. Jones and
Miss Margaret Pembridge. of North
Main avenue, will be solemnized today.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-25

pal Sunday school will be held in the
church this evening at o'clock. Ad-
mission. free.
Mrs Mildred Green, of Wyoming
avenue, Green Ridge, is convalesing af-
ter a ten days illness of measles.
The party who took the package
from the fence at the corner of San
derson avenue and Breaker street last
night will pleace return at once to 1859
SanderSOn avenue. ~*
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-25
Basket Ball Notes.

The Defenders undefeated team of
st. Johns society will meet the cham
pions of Bloomsbury in st. Johns hall
tomorrow night and the contest promis-
es to be an exciting one.
st Mary's Glee club team and the
Pastimes will test their merits at the
game in st. Johns hall next Monday
night.
The Meadow BROOK Basket Ball team
will hold a mask ball on Tuesday, Jan.
IA, in Athletic hall
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-25
WEST SCRANTON
REGULATIONS.

Male adult Tin wclsh). each contestant to
select his own recitation, but 1t must
not be inappropriate to be spoken in a
house Of worship. Copies to be sent to
the secretary. .....................'... D
IA Psalm Of Life" U,ongfellow), for
boys under 10 years Of age. Standard
recitation No. s; first prize, $l.oO Sec
ond prize, SOC.
"The Old Arm Chair" eliza Cook), for
girls under 10 years OF age Standard
recitation No. il first prize, sl.Uo; sec'
ond prize. 50c.
Impromptu speCCh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Pupils Examinations.

The pupils of Grammar A grade of
No. IA school, who secured seats III the
first division from the last examination
at the High school were as follows:
Emma France, 9S; Cassie Noble. rs;
Matte Poole, 9S: Nlaude Schrumpf, 9S;
Stella Shaw, 9S; Blanche Evans, ":
Bessie Jones, ~; Gertrude Moore, %;
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-25

The chief attraction in West Scran-
ton today will be the eisteddfod ut the
Bellevue Welsh Calvinistic Methodist
church. Sessions will be held during
the afternoon and evening and the ad-
Indications on music will be given by
Prof. Lewis Davis, chorister of the
jackson street Baptist church. Henry
G.. Williams will adjudicate the poetry
The choir which won the chief prize at
the North Scranton eisteddfod on
Thanksgiving day will compete for the
chief prize this evening. Following is
the official programme of events and
prizes:
Mixed party, rot less than 80 nor more
than 40 voices, "Glory to Cod (Nlrs.
Watts Hughes.) If more than one par.
ty connecting, the prize to be SS5: If
no competition. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .%'o.VI
Double quartctte, "Gynfa," Words. 40
Anfcdrol rym Cariad" U.yfr Tona,i
McthodistiaiD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SUI
Trio. 40 Dduw Bydd Drugarog." Dr.
Parry ......................... "'oI
Duet. 1--WE Were Boys Together
(GwcnD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ".W
Baritone Solo, "Am, Arm Ye Bravc'...... a,5d
Tenor Solo. "White Squall' ............ 2d
Soprano Solo, "Drcs v Garrcg' ............ "0
Solo. "Oh, to be Nothing" Gospel Hymns
], 2 and -. For boys under IL years
of age, first prize, $10O; second prize,
50c
Solo. clark, lTark. My Soul" Gospel
Hymns and ~. For girls under IL
years Of age; first prize, $loO; second
prize, soc.
Solo, "C1cvcland" (Dr. Lowell Mason.
For male adults over 50 years of agc.... 1T
POETRY AND PROSE.
Aracth. "Tydaniaeth," limited TO five
mlnutC5 ....-........... .................. o"'
Tracthawd, c!nllun gorcu / wncid VI.
ysgol Tabbotho yD eifeithlol. l............ zoo
IIir Thoddaidd, Bedd Argraf i'r dwcddar
Edward James Uorwcr,l Ddu. 3.N
rcdwar pennl i'r dweddar Thomas b..
Jones OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ''.W
Erglyn "Bwycll' .......................... Ion
Deg 0 ofyniadau ar Bcrson Crist. 2.Ol
Poem, not to exceed 16 lines to the mc,n-
ory of the late Gwilym Williams. 2.5t
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SOUTH SCRANTON
THE CHURCHES WILL OBSERVE
CHRISTMAS TODAY.

Special Music to Be Rendered in st.
Johns Church - Louis Gscheidle
Returns, After Three Years. Ser
vice in the Army-Candidates for
School Controller Are Very Numer-
Gus in the Nineteenth Ward.
Basket Ball Notes-other News
Notes and Personal Mention.
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EISTEDDFOD
PROGRAMME
EVENT WILL BE HELD IN THE
WELSH G. M. CHURCH.

Chief Choral Competition for Mixed
Voices on "Glory to God" for a
Prize of s35-Christmas Exercises
in the Sunday schools-Church
Services Today - Loyal Knights
Elect officers - Events Of This
Evening - Other Notes and Per-
sonals.
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AlliS-ChalmcrS Co

Successors to Machine Business OF
Dickson Manufacturing Co.. Scranton
and Wilkes Barre. Pa.
Stationary Engines. Boilers. Mining
Machinery, Pumps.