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Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
OFFICERS SEEK STRANGER
IN MURDER MYSTERY
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, Jan. 10.-The Of
ficers are looking for a mysterious per-
son who figures in the alleged murder of
Mrs. Eva johnson in p red light den in
this city last week.
This Individual is white man. who
called to see the woman early in the
evening and talked with her outside the
house. He also visited her room that
night and is said to have been present
when the fatal injection Of morphine was
given the woman.
In the meantime Arthur Paca, who is
also alleged to be implicated. is held and
will probably be officially charged with
the murder.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
COACH RIVAL
BASKETBALL TEAMS
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Jan. 10.-When the bas-
ket ball five OF the Pasadena Y. M. z. A.
meets the Pomona team at Claremont
tomorrow night, followers of the game
will be afforded an opportunity to watch
the intense rivalry between the Braden
brothers when It comes to athletics. The
Pasadena team is coached by George w.
Braden, physical director of the \. M.
C. A., while the varsity bunch is under
the tlftelage o. A. Claude Braden, phys
ical director of Pomona college. George
w. Braden thinks his proteges are ripe
for the Southern California champion
ship and has a big bunch of Y. M. Z. A.
rooters who also think that way who
will accompany the players to the col
lege town.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
Bank Election Confirmed

EpeciaI TO The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, Jan. 10-At the an
nual meeting of the directors of the
Santa Monical Savings bank, held today,
the reelection of W. S. Vawter as presi-
dent of the bank was confirmed. r. r.
Tanner was elected to the vice presidency
and M. Relyea was put in charge of the
secretary and treasurer's duties. The
banks annual statement shows total re-
sources of $74,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
HOLD AUTOPSY ON
LONG BEACH BIRD
OSTRICH DIES AND RIBS ARE
FOUND BROKEN
Southern Pacific Railroad May Be
Sued as Result of Sudden De-
mise of Valuable Saharan
Fowl from Arizona

Special to The Herald
LONG BEACH, Jan. 10.-An ostrich
which was injured while being shipped
from Phoenix to this city for the Long
Beach ostrich farm died of its injuries
Several of it's ribs were broken.
DR.. Austin Byles, a local veterinarian,
was called to perform an autopsy
The Southern Pacific, over whose tracks
the bird was shipped, will probably be
sued for damages
The value of the bird is given by the
ostrich farm company as $500
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
Was in eiIroy Wreck

Special to The Heralu'
LONG BEACH. Jan. 1O.-Rev. William
A proctor, who is en- route to this city
from Ritzville, Wash, to occupy the pull
MI of the First Congregational church,
was in the railroad wreck last night on
the Southern Pacific near Gilroy. A tele-
gram stating that he was unin1ured was
received today. He is to succeed Rev.
Charles Pease, resigned.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
Clothing Firm victlmized

SpecIhI 20 7 IIu I1ST'Iu'
LONG BEACH. Jan. 10.-A worthless
check for $1625, drawn on the State bank
of san Pedro by "A. H. Wilson, and In
dorsed by 'Joe Miguel" was accepted by
the clothing firm Of Newell q Slater
few days ago and was returned to them
yesterday. The man who gave the check
said that he lived In Watts, and efforts
are being made to find him.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
TEAMSTER MEETS DEATH
IN RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
Former Los Angeles Man Killed in
Mountains Near Riverside-Has
Sister Here, but Police Cam
not Find Her

Mrs Alex Miller, who conducts a lodg-
ing house at ia South Main street. re-
ceived a long distance telephone message
yesterday afternoon from Riverside which
stated that E. w. Middleton, a former
lodger at her place, had been killed In a
runaway accident at Winchester, in the
mountains near riverside.
Middleton was about 80 years of age
and was employed as a teamster. He
left Los Angeles Ior Riverside two weeks
ago. He has married sister residing in
Los Angeles, but the police have been
unable to find her.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
Local Musician Dies

Harry Martin Knoll aged 26. musi-
clan, died yesterday at Ala North Broad
way. He had resided in Los Angeles
nearly al his life. He leaves a wife. The
funeral win be held Monday at Ii o'clock
at the Cornell undertaking chapel. The
interment will be in Evergreen cemetery.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
RuIIock,s EmpIoye Dies

Miss Mary Rebekah McWilliams
daughter of Charles r. Mcwilliams OF
1929 East Twenty-second street, died yes
terday at the family home. Miss McWfl-
liams was an employe at Bullock's. The
funeral win be held Monday afternoon at
o'clock at the chapel OF overholtzer &
Mills.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
LEcLEss INcENDlERY TO
WORK ON CHAIN GANG

Special to The Herald.
T,ONC, BEACH, Jan. 1O.-H. G. Wat
kins, the Iegless beggar who set nre 10
a mattress in his cell in the city jail
Yesterday and came near being cfemated'
was fined $50 today by Justice Brayton'
He was arrested lJr being drunk wat
kips will work thirty uays on the fhuni-
cipal rockpile.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
Banquet Program Arranged

Special &C TN IitIdIu'
REDLANDS, Jan. 10-The program for
the annual banquet of the board of trade
10 be held at the Casa Iona hotel Jan
nary IA has been completed and includes
addresses as follows: Business Integ-
rity." Bishop 7. ]. Conaty of Los An
geles: County Unity" Judge b. II. Bled-
soc of San Bernardino; "Redlands Uni
versity." Rev. ]. N. Field; Good Roads, -
c, d. Daggett of Pasadena, and others.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
To Form Church Society
Special to The Herald.


VENICE, Jan. 10.-For the purpose of
organizing a local church-working So
ciety Mrs Abbot Kinney and members
of the Sunshine society will meet Sunday
afternoon in Grand canal villa to take
initial steps In the matter. 1t is stated
that a sunday school class of twenty five
pupils viii be the first branch OF the
spiritual work 10 be established.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
Change in Car Service
,eciai to The Herald.

ItIN1-
LONG BEACH, Jan. 1O.-Beginning next
Wednesday the circle trips OF the RE-
dondo avenue cars will be abandoned and
the Redondo avenue cars will run on
half-hour schedules to the end OF the Re-
dondo line and loop back on the East and
West Third street lines. 1t Is reported
that two runs on the main line will also
be discontinued.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
OFFICERS SEEK MAN WHO
is ACCUSED OF ROBBERY
snec,al TO The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
RIVERSIDE, Jan. 1O.-Officers are hunt
ing for H. Wedenburg, alias Bert Taylor
and several other aliases, who is wanted
here for the alleged drugging and rob-
bling of J. Il. Bird, well known mining
man from whom he is said to have got a
S4OO diamond ring, q watch and $40 in
scrip. The pair drove to Cotton. and Bird
was drugged and left by the robber In
his room in the Orange block.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
GEN. FUNSTON WILL SPEND
TWO WEEKS IN SOUTH
Special to The Herald.


PASADENA, Jan. 10.-Gen. Fred Fun
ston has notified friends here that he will
come to Pasadena for a short stay in
February, accompanied by Mrs. Funston.
He has engaged apartments at the Colo
NAL flats for two weeks. Gen. Funston
sent word to his friend, j. W. Dorsey, to
make the reservation for him.
Gen. Funston expects to take a rest
from army life and during his stay here
he will enjoy a quiet life.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
MAY BUILD
THEIR OWN
CAR LINE
PASADENANS PLAN TO RAISE
FUNDS
WANT TRACK ON LINCOLN AVE-
NUE. TO MILLARD's CANYON
Estimates Secured on Cost of Four
Miles of Track Place Figure at
$52,ooo-Assessments Are
Begun

"a East Colorado Street.
Pasadena Agency.
Hona 2fan
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
Fined for Early Shooting

Special to The HeraId
PLAYA DEL REY, Jan. 10.-Charles A.
Clarey, who was arrested here yesterday
on a charge of breaking the game laws,
was fined S25 this morning in Justice
Summerfelds court, Los Angeles. Clarey,
who is identified with various gun clubs,
was caught shooting ducks before sun
rise
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
Plan Tour Around World
BY Associated Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.--One of the mos
extensive tours ever attempted by a theat-
rical company is now being planned BY
party of American players IT Is their
intention to start In April on a Journey
around the world, in the course OF which
they win visit nearly every civilized coun-
try Of the world
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11

NEW YoRK, Jan. 1O.-MarIet is
easier In tone. Lower in spots.
Stronger and higher on lemons.
Weather clear and cold.
NAVELS
Average.
Independent, or, Highland Dist. 81. 46
Rialto Girl, ii, fly, Growers FIT. Co. 2.65
Rialto Girl, ch, Growers FIT. Co.. 2.45
Rialto Girl, fly, Growers TT Co... 2.5O
Rialto Girl, ch, Growers Ft. Co.,. 2.3O
Moore Estate, Stewart Ft. Co... 2.45
Blue Seal, fy, Azusa Foothill c.
Assn. ....''s'.''' '..'.....''.s S'4o
Red Shield, ks, Azusa Foothill C.
Assn. -. IL ...s... ............. 2.40
Green Crown, sd, Azusa Foothill c.
Assn. .......... ............ 2.90
Sentinel, fly, I. c. Ft. Ex....,.... 2.75
Sphinx, ch. 7. C. TT. Ex.......... 2.45
Whittier. xc, S. T. Ft. Ex........ 2.S5
Pico, sd, S. T. Ft 11x............ 2.S5
Arizona navels, desert boxes, $3.50;
half boxes, $3.50.
LEMONS
Independent, Highland Dist. .... $3.50
Independent, Highland Dist....... 2'50
st. Louis Market
ST LOUIS, Jan. 1O.-Market is firm.
Weather cold Seven cars sold. Five
cars on track.
NAVELs
Royal Knight, xf, r. II. Ft. EX,
Redl. ................. ..',.'-'$ $-''V
Redlands Oranges, r. H. Ft. EX.,
Redl. ......,.... ....''..-...,;;'.' S'So ~
Newsboy sd, r. II. Ft. ExY Redl. 220
Birehbark .............. ......... z'4o
LEMONS
Pet. xc, S. a. Ft. EX., s. Dimas. -. $3.50
Duck, sd, s. a. Ft. Ex., S. Dimas. 2.z0
Lone Palm, xc, Thos MEG. & VIII 2O5
Beach, sd Thos. NEG. & WILL. 2.05
Greyhound, ch, S. A. Ft EX, S.
Dimas ........... ....s'''''''. S'oo
Floridas, $1.15 to ................ LIB
Boston Market
BOSTON. Jan. 10.-Market is doing
better. Weather cold. Twelve cars
sold. Three cars on track
NAVELS
Swan, fly, r. II. Ft. EX., Redlands $2'5
Gold Buckle xf, r. II. Ft. Ex, e.
High ............. ..sss.-'.'.. 1'oo
Jamison, or, @. c. Ft. EX., Corona. 2.4O
Forgetmenot. fy, It. C. Ft. EX,
Porter ........... .......'''s's so
Tulip, Xc, T. c. Ft. Ex., Porter. ..... 2.25
Pine Cone, xf, S. b. Ft. Ex, High
Independent, fy, Highland Dist.... 2.IO
EurajSa. ,...,..,. ........ $50
HolIvwreatb. fy. Cal. Citrus Union 2.30
Cranpevale ..... 200
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
WINDWARD HOTEL DEAL
is CLOSED AT VENICE
speeial 70 The Herald.

VENICE, Jan. 10.-Negotiations for the
purchase from the Abbot Kinney company
of the lease and fixtures of the Wind
ward hotel were closed this morning by
the new proprietors, George B. Breakey
and ]. G. Clarke, two Brooklyn, N. Y,
hotel men. who will take possession of
the hotel January 10. The building. 1t is
stated, will be renovated and refurnished.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
LONG BEACH BODY BOOSTS
LOCAL HARRoR CONDITIONS
Special to Ehe Herald.

SPeclai 10 Nho AAeAo4Ns
LONG BEACH, Jan. 10.--The chamber
OF commerce last night adopted resolu-
tion setting forth number of points re-
garding local harbor conditions. The
resolution will be presented to the special
harbor commissioners, who will be here
January IA. This morning ]. A, Miller
secretary of the chamber of commerce.
started on tour of the inland towns to
secure the Endorsement of the various
chambers Of commerce to the resolution.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
ENTER WITH PASS KEY AND
STEAL SEVERAL SUITS

Peter L. Fischer of 577 Central avenue
reported to the police last night that dur
ing the absence o. his family someone
entered his house with a pass KEY and
stole several suits of clothing and an
overcoat.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
l1lah finance Too IlIah

Seems there is height limit even to
high finance.--Philadelphi Inquirer.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11

Silence, &c, FIAgIer Frult co.. SzoUi
car withdrawn.
Pittsburg Market
PITTSBURG, Jan. 10.--Weather is
cold. No arrivals
LEMONS
Las Fuentas, xc, c. S. Summerland. $1.70
Montecito, sd, c. S. Summerland.. las
Citrus Fruit Shipments
Thursday January 8, the shipments
were III cars of oranges and Is cars
of lemons. Total to date this season
1919 cars shipped. of which 657 cars
are lemons. To date last season 2257
cars, of which 492 cars were lemons.
Note-The brand Pocahontas reported
to have been sold by the Randolph
Fruit Co. in Thursdays New York wire
is incorrect. The Tulare County Citrus
Fruit exchange are the people to
whom it should be credited.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11
EASTERN CITRUS FRUIT PRICES

Mariposa, fy, Cal. Citrus Union... les
Mistletoe, ch, Cal Citrus Union... 1.60
LEMONS
Selected, fy, ch, II. w. Blanchard. 81. 70
Homer, fly, Q. c. Ft. Ex., Corona. FAC
Iona, ch, Limoniera Co........ 1.60
Camel, ch, @. c. FIT. Ex.. Corona. 2.tS
Philadelphia Market
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10.-Market
steady. Weather cold. Two cars nav
els, two cars lemons sold. Six thou
sand Floridas sold. Market is de-
pressed and overloaded.
NAVELS
Sentinel, fy, T. C. Ft. Ex.. Linds. 50 81
Sphinx. ch, T. c. Ft. Elk, Linds. -. 222
Independence, or. Highland Dist. 2b0
LEMONS
orchid, fv, Atlanta Ft. Conn $2SS
Quail, xc, o. X. TT. Ex........... 500
Cleveland Market
CLEVELAND, Jan. 10.-Market is
steady. Weather favorable. Three
cars sold. Six on track.
NAVELS
Royal Knight, xf. A. II. TT. Exs
RedI. ........... ........-'.. - $z.fV
Pointer, ch, A. c. G. Ft. Ex., Glen
dale .........-.... ............ z'zO
Forgetmenot, fy, t. C. Ft Elk,
PORT ........... G'oV
AilP5 Az l. - 4 l. IIsNfg 1 VI L. N'~N
Oakleaf, ch. II. C. Ft. Ex., Port. 2.I0
Cincinnati Market
CINCINNATI, Jan. 10-Market Is
weak. Weather cold. Five cars sold.
One on track.
FLORIDAS
Brights .................$1 to $40
Brights ............ ...$2S0 to $3.50
RuSSettS .s.s..... ...$I.46 TO $i.IU
LEMONS
10 al 20
car withdrawn.
M1rkaf
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11

NEW YoRK, Jan. 10-Marlxet Isl
easier In tone. Lower in spots.
Stronger and higher on, lemons
Weather clear and cold.
NAVELS
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-11

THIS FIIM WAS pRODIICEn FROM THE
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-12-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Theodore W Clark and wife, Of Nor
ris township, to Charles ii. Wyckoff,
of Morristown, lot on Center avenue,
Norris township. Consideration 81.
Lewis VanDuyne and wife, of Boon
ton. to Joseph Boycott, of Boonton,
northerly half of lot No. 81, on Birch
street, Boonton. Consideration 1925.
William G. Morris and wife. Of Nor
ris township, to John W Castles, New
York, tract of .66 Of an acre in PaSsaic
township. Consideration ST.
Charles 9. Dodge and wife, of New
York, to Samuel W. Bowen, of Brook
Ign, tract Of Sthirty-three acres in
Rockaway township. Consideration
ST..
Wellington Moorehouse and wife, of
WesUfield, 10 Lydia Francisco, of
Caldwell, three tracts aggregating for
ty-six acres on the south side of the
road from John Slingerland S to jack
sonville. Consideration 81.
Lydia Francisco, of Caldwell, to
Fairfield dairy company, of MontcIair,
same property. Consideration 1900.
Thomas J. Hillery and wife, Of Boon
ton, to Daniel a.. Phelon, of Boonton,
lot on Oak street, Bo0nton. Consider
alton 81.
William ]. Irwin, Of Boonton. to
John BertkO, of Boonton, lot on Birch
street, Boonton. Consideration ST..
Henry Schoe and wife, of Paterson,
to Joseph A. Brighup and wife, of
BoontOn, tract at Boonton avenue and
Fulton street, BOonton township.
Consideration 81. TO-
Lewis VanDuyne and wife, of Boon
ton, to Josef Dudziak and wife, of
Boonton, lots Nos. ISL and 1852 on Birch
street, Boonton. Consideration $500.
Frank Fuller, OF Madison, to The
Health Food company. OF New York,
tract of 69.04 acres on Noe avenue and
Shunpike" road, Madison. Consid-
GRAFTON 1923, 900.
The Health Food company, of New
York, to Rindge Fuller, of East
Orange, same property. Consideration
$780, 00..
Oscar f. S. Megie, Of Boonton, and
Others, TO the Hollywood company,
land under water for one hundred feet
from shore line in front of lot No. 81 of
Raccoon Island, Lake Hopatcong.
Consideration 81.
James Bruce Macduff, of Brooklyn,
to the Hollywood company. lot No. 81
Raccoon Island, Lake Hopatcong
Consideration 81.
Paul Guenther and wife. OF Dover,
to Paul Guenther Inc. block Is of lots
of the Seglar farm, corner of Oak and
King streets, Dover. Consideration
81.
George a. Petit and wife, Of Dover.
TO Julia Bona, Of New York, lot No.
1875 of block e, West End heights, Ran
dolph township. Consideration 81,
Mabel A. Clausen, Of Hanover town
ship, to Josephine M. Clausen and
others, Of Hanover township, tract on
Pigeon hill road, Hanover township.
Consideration ST..
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Fined Them Fifty Dollars.

The Motor Car Co. Of New Jersey, a
Newark concern of which w. Y. Sny-
der, jr., is the president. was fined
fifty dollars and costs by Police JUS
tice John N. Condor Tuesday after
noon on charge of exceeding the
automobile speed limit. Fiat car
went through town on November 10Th
running at high rate of speed.
Three police officers signalled the car
to stop, but no heed was taken Of
them. The number of the machine
was taken aud the owners name Sc
cured from Commissioner Of Motor
Vehicles j. B. r.. Smith.
Francis Mott, jr., recorder OF East
Orange, appeared for the Motor car
company and gave notice of an appeal
from the judges verdict.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-12-29
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS.

Charles Stone, of San Francisco,
A. Fl. Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs John Camp Williams
have been placed in mourning by the
death of Mrs Williams mother.
Mrs. Emlen' p. Franklin gave dim
tner on Saturday in honor Of Miss
Elizabeth Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah q. Rogers have
been entertaining Vernon Dell, a pu-
pill in the Hill school, Pottsvllle, Pa.
Miss Margaret Brinley is home for
the holidays from her school, Stuart
Hall.
The Rev. DR.. William NJ. Hughes,
rector of the Church of the Redeemer,
will take six months vacation soon,
spending much of the time in Georgia.
Sefreine Maury, who has just passed
the entrance examinations for Annap-
oils, is home and has as his guest
Naval Cadet Smith.
Frederick P. M. Conger, of Brook
lyn, was in MorrisUown for the junior
dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Hall are
entertaining Earle Cutler.
Miss Louise Walker, who has been
in Philadelphia, is home for the holt
days.
Miss Florence Rogers will give lit
tie tea on New Years day.
Several dinners in connection with
the junior dance this evening will be
given. Mrs. Frank Landon Humph-
reys will entertain, Mrs. Noah O..
Rogers will be the hostess at a dinner
party at the Golf club and Miss Ruth
Taylor will entertain at her home.
Miss Ida Taylor, who recently origi-
mated rules for puzzle parties, has had
them copyrighted.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Tower Bates have
have taken apartments in New York
for the winter.
Miss Dorothy Cooper, daughter of
Rear-Admiral and Mrs. Philip IL.
Cooper, has issued invitations for a
dinner to be given at the Golf club
previous to the assembly bali on
Thursday evening
Miss Marie Bryce and Mrs Wake
field Sherwood have arrived in Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Cross have
closed their country house and have
opened their city home, No. 5 West
Fifty-second street, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. D. Schieffe-
lin are spending the Christmas holi-
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scrib-
ner.
Mrs. Arthur Ell. Hayes, of Madison
avenue, is entertaining her neice and
nephew, Miss Ellen Merritt and Rob
erU Morris Merritt, of Toronto, as her
guests over the holidays.
Miss Mary Dana has gone to Phila-
delphia to spend Christmas with DIR.
Dana.
Miss Alice W. Baker, OF Smith col
lege, and William Baker, of Yale, are
spending the Christmas holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs Walter B. Thompson.
Creeyy Thompson is home from Co
lumbia spending the holidays with his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Powell left
Morristown Friday for DeLand, Fla,
where they will spend the winter at
the College Arms MOTEL.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-12-29
Mr.. Coghiil,s WIN.

Vhe will of James Fl. Coghill, which
was admitted to probate Wednesday
by Surrogate David Young, provides
for an equal division Of his property
between his daughter, Miss Sarah Cog
hill, and his son, Howard Coghill, ex-
cept for few minor requests. One
of the residences in Normandy park is
left to Howard Coghill and the other
to Miss CoghiI.
Howard Coghill and Augustus D..
Julliard are named as executors.
in his will Mr.. Coghill said that he
had given during his life as his means
would allow money and property to
relatives and to institutions Ia which
he was interested and he made pro-
visions for only few in his will. But
be would leave letter, he said, re-
Questing the beneticiaries under the
will to make certain gifts to relatives
and institutions If they should think
1t best TO do so, but the letter should
not be taken as directing them to do
so nor as part Of the will.
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Manager Vorhoz takes great pleas
ure in announcing that he has secured
for New Years day, January 1st, mat
inee and night, d. w. Robertson's
Famous Moving Pictures and Vaude-
vile company of New York City. On
this occasion they will present the
greatest series of moving pictures ever
given in Morristown. Among the
vaudeville acts will be John Forsman,
the premier minstrel in songs, stories
and dances; Miss Jean Leighton, So
prano; Keene, the original Peddling
juggler This organization is con-
ceded to be the finest of its kind on
the road to-day. This will be d. W..
Robertson's company's third appear
ance at the Lyceum, and Manager
Vorholz looks forward to big house
both afternoon and evening. Matinee
2.30 Children Is cents, adults 50 and
so cents. Evening 8.l5, Prices So, 50
and rs cents. Seats now on sale at the
Lyceum box office until nine p. m.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-12-29
SUNDAY SCHOOL FESTIVALS
Tuesday the scholars WIN be Enter
taIned by Trees and Feasts.


Tuesday the scholars VIII be Enter
taIned by Trees and Feasrs.
The Sunday schools of the town will
hold their Christmas exercises this
evening. At the First Baptist
church cantata will be rendered by
forty children. 1t is entitled Foxy
Santa" After its rendition refresh
ments and gifts will be distributed.
At the Methodist church the exer-
cises for the main school will be to-
night at seven o'clock and will in
clude readings by Miss Letcher and
Mrs. Dickinson and vocal selections
by DR.. r. Van D. Totten and Philip
p. Jacobs. Refreshments and the gift
distribution will bring the affair to
close. The primary department was
entertained on Monday afternoon
from three to five O'Clock.
The First Presbyterian sunday
school will attend at seven O'Clock a
short service in the church and then
will adjourn to the chapel where pro-
gram will be given by the scholars and
refreshments and gifts given out.
The South Street Presbyterian Sun
day school will also have its festival
tonight beginning at Six-thirty.
Four O'Clock on this afternoon
is the hour set for the Church Of the
Redeemer Sunday schools entertain
ment. There will be the singing Of
Christmas carols, short address by
the Rev. William NJ. Hughes. rector
Of the church, and the distribution Of
gifts. This will be followed by feast
for the children served in the parish
house.
At three o'clock on this after
noon the primary department of ST.
Peters Sunday school will meet and
at eight O'Clock in the evening the
main school will hold its festival.
There will be a Christmas tree and
presents and also a supper to gladden.
| the hearts Of the youngsters.