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FURs AND TAxDERMIsTs

BRING IN YOUR FURs FOR STORAGE
and have them repaired and cleaned
raw furS and live wild animals. r.
Stencil Fur Co, 81 L. Srd so, Both
phones. r19i
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SCAVENGERS


CITY SC'ANENGER CO, PHONES. IND.
3079. Bell 25S7-Y. A. Illlngsworth. Mgr.
a22S3
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HAIRDRESSINC

EfIANPOOING AND HAIRDRESSING
done at home. Lillian Young. Bel
phpne 1861 M. sl0s4
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STRAYED OR STOLEN
HOUSECLEANING
MUSICAL CONSERVATORY

WE PAY % PER CENT COMMISSION
NV an a." STUDENT anroiled in our r'r,1nn conn ices
tory; some one gets IL, DO YOU know OF
any one that desires TO study any in
strument2 Send them along and the com
mission IS yours If they enroll Call and
see us; we will explain fully. lntcrmoun-
tain Conservatory OF Music. Fourth floor
board OF trade building. 1--WE teach all
Instruments - 1882
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THREE-STORY, WELL-BUILT BUSI-
ness block IN heart Of city, especially
adapted for wholesale house, to lease for
term of years. Stowe & Palmer, SO w,
2nd South. ml2S2
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FOR. sAIE-REAI, ESTATE

$4,000.
A 5x10-rod lot. on Ninth East.
between 3rd and ath South. One
brick house Of nine rooms. Two
frame houses. The owner needs
money and Will sell at bar
gain. Sewer and sidewalks In.
See us at once about It,
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
VESTMENT CO,
o5l So, Main.-Yet Phones 81.
About July 1st We will move to
our new home. corner Main St
and Exchange Place, Boston
Bldg. No. 351 South Main st.
We Write Fire Insurance.
WIN Go on Your Bond.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


KITCHEN CABINET AND RANGE, AL
most new. 60 South 1st West 1l00-Y.
s133
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AUCTION SALES

WE SELL ON COMMISSION AT MINI
mum charges. household goods. furnl-
ture. rugs. pictures, china, etc. Auction
sale every Tuesday at 10 a. m The
Knickerbocker 1856 East 2nd South st.
Ind SSi. r2670
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CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. OSCAR
Groshcll, sales agent. 22l Main street
Expert cash register repairing, Second
hand registers always in stock nl5SO
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ONE OR TWO LARGE OFFICE ROOMS
for rent, reasonable. 205-6 Mccormick
Blk s415
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MOVING, STORING. PACKING,
SHIPPING

LARGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED OUT
III I'm the west goods shipped TO any
part Of the United States AZ reduced rates
'All work guaranteed. Redman MOVING
and Storage Co. Phones 5o5. c1O52
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ASSAYERS

CRISMON & NICHOLS, ASSAYERS AND
chemists, removed to 229 South West
Temple. w179a
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STOVE CASTINGS AND REPAIRS

WEST. FOUNDRY & STOVE REP. WKS;
Both phones id7f. Repairs for any oId
stove. Jackets cleaned. SCI State. nSSA
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ORIENTAL RUGS. BRASSES. LACES.
etc: $4,000 stock: daily auction sales
2;30 and l:30 p. IN. s. j. Nicholas. 72
East 3rd South, 1882
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WHEN YOU WANT TO CONSULT e.
NJ onion. call up 1888 on Ind phone
kl3S3
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ONE LARGE BASEMENT AND PART
OF ground floor. heat. 139 q. 1st SO.
1r1E
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SIX-ROOM MOD. BRICK. BLINDS AND
linoleum elegant condition: near Sth
SO: and 9Th E, $40, Five rooms. ia w.
Srd So, SIS. Barn rear 90 No. State. $40.
LITTLE s. LITTLE,
l w. 2nd So. s972
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CUSHIONS AND UPHoLsTER1Ncs

HEADQUARTERS FOR CUSHIONS
general upholsterlng and repairing, Full
line of cover goods, Phones 3299. S. L.
Mattress Mfg. Co. 1888
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FOR EXCHANGE

$50 ACRE RANCH ALL UNDER FENCE:
ten flowing wells; within three miles OF
the railroad: near the new town OF Burt
ner Miard county. Utah, Free Of en-
cumbrance. WIN exchange for Salt Lake
real estate. Address O-50 Tribune.
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FOR SALE-MESA COUNTY NATION
al bank stock. For further particulars
write o. o, H., Z, O. box 651. Grand
junction. Colo. sS0T
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PERSONALS

LADIES! ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
Chichesters pills. the Diamond Brand.
For 25 years known as Best. Safest AL
ways Reliable Buy OF your Druggist
Brand Pills arc sold by Druggists every
where,
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MILLINERY

ALI, KINDS OF MILLINERY WORK
done; hats cleaned. dyed and remodeled.
Trimmed hats at reasonable prices 45i
So. Main, rZool
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oSTEOPATH
TO TRADE
WANTED-PUPILS

DESIRING PRIVATE AND CLASS IN
struction in arithmetic. grammar and
grade work i6S So. 3rd East. bet. and
IL a. IN, Bell aIi5-f, r10Sl
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FOR RENT

BARN. CLOSE IN. 81 ALMOND ST.
.e r2921
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POULTRY

SECOND WEEK-FOR ONE MORE
week Conkeys Lice Powder is offered
by Bailey & Sons Company for Tree triai.
TRY IL on setting hens. Won't taInt eggs.
SO East 2nd So, st.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES

NEW AND SECOND HAND, ALSO SUP
plies. Jevue Academy, 227 80 Main
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STORAGE AND SHIPPING

WE SHIP II. Fl. GOODS TO ANY PART
OF United sta ties. cut rates. klmball van
and Storage Co, 10 W. 1st So. n2669
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-12-23
PERSONAL

Mr. and Mrs Claude Klum, of
Waitsburg, are in the city to spend
Christmas at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. II, G: Kuhn, 707 Newell street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E Z Henderson OF
Pasco, are in the city today on brief
pleasure trip.
Frank Callahal Of NaitsEurg, is \
business visitor IN the city t"1ay.
c. Ayde CT Prescott, arrived in tie
city yesterday.
Arthur Ross was in the city for q
few hours yester lay from Weston
Fred Rolf of Dix:a IS III the city to-
day
J. M. Ashworth Of Weston, is at
tending to business affairs in the city
today.
acting personal business in the rr'
today.
w. L. Stone was in the city from
Dayton yesterday.
Horace Walker OF Pend,eton is in
the city today on matters of important
business.
c. H. Friend Of n1.1.1Cv. is buFf-
ness visitor in the city toby.
II A. Parrot of Athena. IS in the
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-12-23
Some Sunshine.

For the first time in nine days, the
sun shone this morning fer a few min
utes, and then hid behind a bank Of
cold, gray snow clouds According to
records in the weather office, the sun
had not shone here since noon on
December IA, when the fog set in. To
many the spell of cloudy weather has
seemed of much greater duration. The
mercury last night fell to the 10 above
zero mark, and a trace of snow fell.
Observer Grover would not announce
this morning that Walla Walla viii
ing that a Chinook may make any
such occurrence a remote possibility
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Rowlinq Contest Monday.

match game will be bowled be-
tween a picked team from this city
ord Pendleton next Monday night at
o'clock in the alleys at the corner
If Fourth and Alder streets. This Is
tho second in the series between these
TWO aggregations and it is expected
that some exceptionally good scores
will be rolled The local team will
comprise only the best in the town
and will be able to show a strong
front to the visitors.
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Universally Observed.

With few exceptions the Garden 'hY
churches will observe Christmas TINS
wear. although a change is being made
from the usual method of observance
in that the poor and destitute are be-
ing accorded their full share OF consi'-
Grafton. and the majority of sunday
ohool organizations have adopted the
plan of donating articles to these pe'-
pie. rather than to members Ga lH@
school. The children are cooperating
heartily in the work, and 1T is safe u
predict that Christmas, 1909, through
the generosity of the churches ana
Sunday schools. will be one OF the
happiest in years for many resioeii-?
of the city.
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TO CALL
FOR AID

Responding nobly to the call for a1o
the people of Walia Walla' by Voiuh-
tary subscriptions through the Even
ing Statesman have come to the re-
lief of the family of Henry MONT
whose home is at 121 Malcolm street
and up to noon today the fund ma"
been materially increased, the same to
he turned over tomorrow to the COM
nittee that has been selected to pur-
chase the necessities of life so much
needed by members of the destitute
family Without exception, the dona-
+;ons made have been voluntary, those
conyersant with the case feeling IL
duty, n humanity to assist in the good
work of giving the needy ones some
holiday cheer, and to alleviate, so faF
as possible, the pangs Of hunger, pow
ertv and sickness. Many have taken
nrovisions and other supplies to tire
family whose names have not been
turned in TO this office
A Sad Picture.
Four little tots huddled Ditifully
together on a rude pallet OF straw
with mere rag for covering;
noother with wan and wasted form
and a hacking cough that tells tale
of death not long to be deferred;
husband and an aged grandfather i'll.
and unable to work. and poverty,
qrin,. gaunt and ghast'y over all.
such is the picture, and this is the
situation in the home of Henry Mohr.
a German living at 121 Ma'colm
streets. this city. There is no fuel in
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NOTICE.

THE SCHWABACHER Co, will
positively retire from business JANU-
AIRY LIST, 1910. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to us, will please
call and settle their Indebtedness on
or before said date. Also all per-
sons having bills against the Schwa-
oacher Co, win please present same
Tor payment on or before January 1st,
THE SCHUMACHER CO
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~-Sotiftp--
Youna People Celebrate.

On Monday night, December 20, q
few of the young people of Sunny
side gathered at the home Of John
Mack, in celebration of the return Of
his son. Eugene Evans, from Mexico
and Central America. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Mack, Misses
Maude and Mabel Cushman Miss
Blanche CrabiIl Eugene Evans. Ches-
ter Carlyle, and John Weddle. Music
and conversation were employed to
pass a delightful evening. Miss Cush
man singing several beautiful solos
and popular songs being given by John
Weddell and Eugene Evans. All pres
ent expressed themselves as ha'-ins
had a most enjoyable time and at
late hour left for their homes.
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city today on a combined pleasure and
pleasure trip.
w. S. Ferguson is in the city from
Pendleton today attending to personal
business.
R. c. Mcleod, publisher of the Up
to-the-T Times magazine, expects to
leave soon for a brief business and
pleasure visit in Chicago
Lewis McMorris and l. McMorris
were passengers this afternoon for
Los Angeles, California, where they
will spend the holidays with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Kelsey. of Pas
co, are in the city this week spending
Christmas at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Klum. 7O7 Newell street.
w. H. Vincent was passenger this
afternoon for Montreal, where he will
remain some time visiting with
friends and looking after business in
terests
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Carter Smith will
leave the city tomorrow afternoon for
La Grande where they will spend the
holidays with a brother Of the latter
Miss Margaret Crosby, who is en-
ployed as a school teacher at Hadley
station, will leave the city tonight for
her home in Seattle, where she will
spend the holidays.
w. B. McInturff left the city this
morning for his home in Mesa, Wash
ington, where he will spend the holi-
days with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Williamson, of
Piula Farm, Lostine, California, are
visiting in the city with J. L. William-
son, SIG Catherine street.
Miss Villa Crawford, of Vancouver,
Washington, is spending the holidays
with Miss Tess Snyder, sos Catherine
street.
Will r. Paxton will leave the city
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the house to warm the little tots or
the dying mother and sick father and
grandfather There is little food
either. and the narrowing picture is
further saddened by the knowledge
that for many weeks the grand
mother, 65 years old, has been the
sole support of the entire family, save
for some lit assistance rendered
them by kindly neighbors who have
heard of the family's plight.
Investigation by the Statesman
through representative revealed
the above pitiful situation of this
German family Y. To one who has not
personally looked into the family's
condition the really dire need of the
family cannot be appreciated.
In order that some relief may be
afforded and that these little tots may
perhaps see a ray of Christmas cheer,
and that the hungry mouths may be
fed and warmth given, the Statesman
started a Christmas relief fund TO
which it earnestly urges that who
ever will may give as much as they
feel able to- The destitute family
needs food, fuel and clothes
Patro man Charley Andre, who was
acquainted with conditions and can
speak German, accompanied the
Statesman representative to the house
The home is a modest three-room
house. The father answered the
door which admitted the callers. In
the dim light could be seen the pa
thetical y peaked faces 4offOuT children
lying in bed fast asleep, each with
hardy more than a rag wrapped
about it's head to keep the sleeper
warm The father led the way back,
into the kitchen which WAS lighted
by small light. A stove stood in
one corner, but there was no fuel and
the house was cold. While the father
was telling of his hardships a rack
ing hacking cough resOunded through
the house and the fathers face
showed plainly that every time his
wife coughed it panied him also. Mr..
Mohr insisted that the guests see his
wife. She was found a'One in the
barren room to the left OF the front
door. There is no possible hope for
the woman's recovery and surrounded
deed a pitiful one
All contributions received by the
Statesman will be turned over
to a committee composed Of Mrs. w.
B. Hawley and Miss Grace Isaacs Of
the Woman's Park club, and Mayor
that they may have sufficient time to
make purchases and provide for the
family the things necessary to make
them comfortable, and the little tots
a joyful Christmas.
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DIR. COOK WAS
SEEN IN PARIS

ICOntlnUed From Page One)
~~~~~~>>>>>>>o
secretary. He stated further that the
original of these records and many
more important documents. he was
feared those in Lonsdale's possession
would be stolen
Copenhagen and deliver these records
led me to believe something had hap
believe he should not have met Ions
dale according to his original inten-
tons"
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zelayan army is predicted here.

Zelayan army is predicted here.
Disheartened by the defeat of his
soldiers at Rama, former Presid. IA,
Zelaya is reported today to be con-
templating flight from the country.
The only thing that is deterring him
is the fear that he will be captured by
the American marines. 1t is intimated
a plan has been arranged whereby the
former president will be transferred to
lying in the harbor of Corinto In this
event, it is thought, there will be lit
tie probability of Interference on the
part Of Americans.
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Pay Copper Dividend.

NEW YORK, Dec. IA dividend Of
s1.25 per share was paid today by the
Tennessee Copper company. This is
the first disbursement this year. The
total dividends for 1908 were $3.50 per
share, and for 1907 1896 per share.
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Unique PROGRAM Prepared.

\ uni ue program has been prepar-
ed by Rev. r. C. Brooks, pastor of the
First congregational church, for the
Sunday school treat and exercises to
be held by the members tomorrow
evening at $50 o'clock.
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e.,hhorn Horse Creates Excitement


stubborn horse at the corner of
paIouse and Alder streets was the
.oorc Of amusing numerous passers-
~. during the noon hour today and in
srite of the different suggestions made
% oct it on it's feet again, it was there
until dragged off by truck. The horse
had fallen while being led behind a
.ort and finding a PROSTATE position
easier than walking refused to move.
Though cold and dNuivering in every
limb If had lost every vestige OF
.rarve" and could only groan when
some of the various expedlents OF the
,rookers were tried.
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Gets Quiet Title.

Judgment in favor of the nlaintiff
Elizabeth Hayes against Theodore
wolfe and wife was rendered in the
superior court today whereby the for
mer Is given quiet title to certain
lands in this county.
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Early Morning Fire.

The department from the central
- station was called out shortly be-
-, o'clock this morning by an
., from the Louvre hotel, where
-,;rc fine threatened damage to the
..,,irg The blaze was extinguished,
,.,,,ar with little or no damage.
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Faces Serious CHARGE.

The case of Pierre Arroussey who
was recently charged by D. G. Fergu-
son with fraudulent registration. is
being heard in the justice court this
AFTERNOON No decision had been rend-
cred at a late hour TODAY.
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r;eo-derIy Conduct.

Waiter McCool was arrested at 5:15
,,,,ock Yesterday afternoon by Off
.r George Wilcox, and was booked at
ooriee headquarters on the charge of
,;sorderIv conduct. He is in the city
"a oyaiting hearing before Police
,,,5,,o T, NJ. Mckinney.
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CHARGED With NaqrarcY.

c. n. SOmers, charged with vagran-
cy, was arrested this morning at sos
is in the city Jail awaiting a hearing.
r. Chere, who was arrested at II
o'clock last night on a similar charge
by Chief Davis, is also in Jail await
ing hearing.
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DON'T GET RUN DOWN

Wv w e' IN, ara miserable. If you have Kidney
2 III ni"G9er trouble. Dull head pains. biz.
feel it'll ,,eIVousness, Pains in the back. and
M n Grays AUSTRALIAN LEAF tb ba
pieasant herb cure 1t never fails. We have
w Why he's testimonials from grateful people
n regn dat oseu TINS wonderful remedy. AS
Mother Gray's AUSTRALIANLEAF at
D,ruggSts or sent by mail for so cts sam
PIE Rec; Address, The Mother GRAY co
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Extra lackawanna Dividend

NEW YORK, Dec. 23-The Delaware
Lackawanna & Western Railroad
company today paid the usual extra
cash dividend Of 10 per cent on it's
stock. This distribution will reach
nearly all stockholders in time for
Christmas.
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x. of G. Meets.

At the special weekly meeting yes
terday evening of the Knights of Co
reduced for the entertainment of the
membership
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Fureral This Morning.

The funeral of Fred Aubain was
held this morning at o'clock from
It. Patricks church. Interment was
IN the Catholic cemetery.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-12-23

tonight for PalOuse where he will
spend the Christmas holidays with rel
atives.
w. B. Windus leaves this evening
for Lewiston, where he will spend
Christmas with his parents
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TOWN TOPICS
Marriage License issued.

ueo to wed was issued from the
If the county auditor this
ING "a Miss Mollie Mill and Henry
,,,fr both Of this city.
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OIivet Congregational

tree.
Oivet Congregational
The Christmas tree at the Olivet
Congregational church is to be given
tomorrow evening at 1880. when an
appropriate program of literary and
musical numbers is to be given Christ
mas preaching services were conduct
ed by the pastor last Sunday morning.
the the young people VIII have charge
of the morning service next Sunday.
Park Street Baptist.
Young people of the Park Street
Baptist church will give an interesting
program of musical and literary num-
bers upstairs in the church tomorrow
evening at 100 o'clock recitations,
songs and declarations, as wei as
stereopticon pictures to comprise the
program This Christmas with the
Park Street Baptist Sunday school pu-
pills is to be Giving Christmas the
plan of donating useful articles to the
Door having been adopted. Each mem
her of the church and school will bring
some article Sunday morning for dis
tribution to the needy of the city. Rev,
III. Beaver will preach on a Christ
mas theme Sunday morning and even"
ing
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-12-23

Macnartln's undertaking parlors at
~ CLOCK Sunday morning. .Interment
VIII be in the city cemetery.
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!. j. !. i. ]. + j. + i. i 1. + + = +
= Meat-Meat-Meat. :?
j. Our markets will be open until =
j 10 a. m. Christmas day-one de- +
:. livery only +
j. WaIIa Walla Meat G. Cold Storage +
: Co. =
i. + + = + + 1. j i + j !. +
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United Brethren.

The following Christmas program Is
to be given on Christmas eve;
Open song-"Christmas Bells by
the children.
Scripture reading and prayer by the
superintendent.
Anthem by the choir.
Lesson on Birth of Jesus, by begin
ners' class and teacher; closing with
song.
Recitation by Mary Norman.
Exercise-'Divide,"b by primary class.
Solo and chorus-"S on
Starry Night by Francis Harris and
boys class.
Pantomime-by six young ladies'
Song-"Have You Seen Santa Claus
Today" by Mary Norman.
Exercise" Star" by in
termediate class.
Music-Mandolin and guitars
Remarks by pastor.
Song-"Jesus Wants Ne for Sum
BEAM" by Aliene Tracht.
SOng-by male quartette.
Closing song-"Beautiful star "
Bethlehem" by the school
Benediction
First Baptist.
The young people of the FIRST bdp-
fist church have been drilled IN
pretty and instructive cantata 10 pe
given in the church, tomorrow even
ing at 100 o'clock, the entertainments
being. The Second Coming Oh inc
Wise Men" Special musical NUMBERS
are to be features of this service
which, is TO be closed with the distri-
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Will Be Buried SUNDAY,

'Harles CroWthers. who was found
0ead IN his bed at the Central Lodg
-s mouse reoentIY. will be buried from