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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-23
BANK PRTSIDENT CHARGED
WITH LOOTING INSTITUTIONS.

Herbert Theodore Jennings, who
was recently arrested charged with
,he lootlng OF the Mount Vernon. IN.
". National bank He Is charged by
the federal authorities OF looting both
the Mount Vernon bank and the First
National bank OF Oneonta, (N. ".
His shortage. the federal authorities
assert. will amount up to 100000.
Jennings was president. and vice.
president respectively Of both Insti-
tutlons. lie Is held In the sum OF
$4,000 bail
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-23

army prison on Alcatraz island, San
Francisco harbor, have been ordered
transferred to Fort Leavenworth. Kan.
All of the long term prisoners in the
latter institution are to be transferred
to Alcatraz, which will be made the
place of confinement for the criminal
element among military prisoners,
while Leavenworth will be the place
OF detention for soldiers guilty of
purely military offenses, To save
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-23

transportation expenses, second
criminal jail Is created at Fort Jay.
Governors Island, N. Y.
The effect Of these changes Is to
carry out the recently developed Brit
ish system of treating deserters and
other soldiers guilty of breaches OF
discipline as subject to reformatory
influences and of segregating them
from the absolutely criminal and vie
clous class of offenders.
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Missouri Man l. Promoted.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.-Fred ~
Dearlng Of Missouri has been appoint
ci assistant chief Of the Latin-Amer
lean division OF the state department
to succeed George T. Weitzei OF Ken
lucky. who has been appointed to Me.
aragua.
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TO SEPARATE CRIMINALS FROM
MINOR PRISONERS.
War Department Orders Sweeping
Change I'm Military Prison
Methods.

WASHINGTON. Dec. ga sweep
Ing change in military prison methods
was instituted today by orders issueo
from the war department. All of the
short term military prisoners in the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-23
President ESTRADA
OF ECUADOR dead
sUCCUMBS SUDDENLY TO \ LONG
ATTACK OF HEART AND
KIDNEY TROUBLE.

GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador Dec. 22-
Emilio Estrada, president of the re-
public of Ecuador, died here sudden
IS at midnight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-23
ITHLIE QsIRIEA1TES1T BENIEIFIIT
GIFTS FOR THE baby
Floor

In the Baby Shop there are hundreds Of
popular Ivory Noyeltes-just the daintiest
kind If presents. Splendid Buggies, Robes,
Handmade Dresses, Coats, Etc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-23
TODAY--=LAST SHIOPPIENG DAI
- BEFOIRE CHIRTSTMAS -
TTOSE " HID SHOP THlS NlORNlNG RECElVE Wh
Before Noon This Morning

In cur basement YOU can choose from over
two hundred pieces of Cut Glass and Hand
Painted China. Every kind of dish or
bowl and tray in many new designs and pat
terms. This morning One Fourth Less Than
Regular
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Lace Curtains
Serviceable. sensible as gifts. We've an
unusual showing in many kinds. Curtain
Department. Third Floor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-12-23

This store open Tuesday
Morning s O'Clock. Closed
Xmas Day.
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Leather Goods
Third Floor
Comprehensive showing of Bags, Cases,
Auto Trunks, Skirt Trunks, Dresser
Trunks and all sizes in fibre and veneertd
Trunks Would you like to give something
in travelling accessories2
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NnNnntr hGEET ME TmERE TODAY EARLY sGanxoNS>s
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Parcels Mailed Here To
day arrive in New York City
Xmas Day.

Complete showing Of better Furs. You
will find what you want here-and the price
is One Third Less Than Regular.
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last Saturday morning. left Monday
afternoon for williams, Colorado.
where his church is establishing .
mission
Mr. Harry Golden. of Washington.
d. C.. who has been sojourning in
Canon City for the past two months.
departed this morning for Denver
where he goes to meet some business
friends from the east
The Christian Endeavor society of
the First United Presbyterian church
gave a Halloween social Monday
night at the home of Edward Man
mock. s2s Rudd avenue. Games. mus
&c and eating furnished the amuse-
mcnts OF the evening
Mr. r. D. Collins was elected sec
reiary OF the city Ministerial associa-
ton last Monday morning to take the
place ieft vacant BY the resignation
Of Rev. C. E Sparks. who expects
soon to leave Canon.
Sheriff Esser left last evening for
Trinidad for the purpose OF bringing
Juan Baltic here on the charge OF
murder. BALTIC shot and killed Re-
fucio Harara on Pixies Peak avenue
in Florence on the fourth OF last An
gust and made bis escape. He was ar
rested in Trinidad about three weeks
ago and lodged In jail pending the ar
rival OF an officer from here to take
charge OF him.
Mr.. y. A. Tatum writes from Los
Angeles. California on the ssth II
Oct that he expects TO reyola his
wife and two children on Lincoln
Park in the near future. Mr.. Tatum
has been away for year and his re-
turn viii be the occasion of great
deal of celebrating by the reunited
family circle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Green have re-
turned from Boise. Idaho. where for
the past three months they have been
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. George
castlebury. parents Of Mrs. Green.
They were accompanied to Canon by
MISS Aadry castlebury. who win be
the guest Of her sister for some lit
tie time.
Rev. o s. Reed is planning TO GO to
Trinidad next Friday to deliver an
address before the members OF the
Grand Army post and its associated
organizations. Novtmber sixteenth he
VIII tell the psople OF salida on How
rhs other Fsllsw ana / Put Down the
Rebellion" ~ nany years before
coming to colevaao rev. REED os-
/ vctsd nush = ~ sIns to sss lecture
| platferm and ~ ) f.voriss Vim INC
,yoeu.n nure1u X lie middle vsss'
2: :.:,.s =; !: .'s' ::.'::;': ::'s';.s:
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tion of the sidewalk Chorus girls
don't come every day so the episode
was o. K
A L. Taylor announces that he has
opened law offices in the Apex block.
rooms and 6. where he will be
pleased to meet old clients ana
friends.
The Friends in Council held their
weekly meeting last Friday afternoon
in the parlors OF the Hotel Denton
Mrs Wilkinson was leader for the
dag and Mrs Grace Smith the sum-
mist The lesson topic was .Discov-
cries and and Early Settlers in Amer
ica.- Mrs Bess read an interesting
paper on French Missionaries Mrs
Coulter read some club, notes. The
program for Scholarship Fund Day
was discussed at length. and roll call
answered by quotations from Benja-
min Franklin. Mrs C H. Van Patten
was elected to membership in the
eiuh
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IS. 1911 Mr. Rogers is the son OF
Mr. and Mrs. James Rogers of this
city.
Mr. and Mrs Ben w Rea returned
on Saturday from a months visit ia
different parts of Missouri. Including
ST. Louis. St Joseph and Kansas
City. They declare the trip was a most
delightful one but Mrs. Rea said ,shrs
after having lived I'm Colorado so
many years the cold OF -oid Missouri
went right through her Ben returned
Just as good as ever.
Frank J. Carroll left the latter part
OF the week for an Indefinite stay n
New Mexico. Mr.. Carroll is connected
with the seiir Polyscope players Of
this city.
Walter A. white. J. l.. Psttersoa
and E Marshall. OF Colorado Springs.
are spending few days on business
in the city. beings guests at the
staihmore hotel.
The dance given last night by the
Episcopal Ball club in the Eiks hall
was well attended and proved to be
most enjoyable occasion. Mr.. Nc
Donald. OF Pueblo. furnished the mus
&c. These dances Will be OF fortnishtiy
occurrence.
MIR. and Mrs D. A. Norton. OF Al
amoss. Colorado. are the guests OF
Mrs. Norton's mother. Mrs. Margaret
Granger. in this city The Nortons are
on their way to Denver to attend the
Hays-Freeman nuptiais ON the FIRST
of November.
Mr.. and Mrs Webb N. sperry, Of
Douglas avsnue. South Canon. are the
parents OF seven and half pound
son. born to them Saturday morning.
Mr.. sperry is as proud Of his new
honors as boy with his first pair Il
boots. Congratulations arc in order.
Harold saviers. whc was hurt In
football game ten DAYS or more ago.
Ia still connned to his room In conse-
Quenes Of hss injuries. His condition
is such a. to give rise to consider-
able soiIcituds on the part Of his
relatives and friends-
Scott Clarke. for over twenty years
at the strathmore hotel. went mp -
coaldnle yesterday on a little hunting
expedition. He said that he was going
after hear but his friends say that =
he brines IN one Il win have 70 Be
foilowips him At the rate Of forty
miles IN hour.
= x Coleman came IN from penv-
er 4 fsw days ago ana is npendins .
short dms visiting ksrs befDre 10
rssnrns % hfs home II p>lia.
Rss. ). n. wh,te. 6ypodle>i supsr-
sstsndes> q lfius1cis y ~ uaI>>6
nrsu>,,sr>sa e>sse6. ~ -, ~
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Shoes

and 1t is likely that he win speak
from the rostrum in various parts
of the state during the coming win
ter.
Wednesday.
The Canon City Land and Cattle
company. which made application for
$4,000 gallons OF water per month
from the city council Of Florence for
its stock in Newlin Greek canon. re-
ceived three hundred and fifty head
of two and three-year-6ld steers the
first of the week from El Paso. Tex
as. which they will winter In. this
vicinity. They were shipped to Canon
City over the Santa Fe and arrived
in good condition. The shipment was
made largely as an experiment =
Florence Citizen
in town yesterday a young business
man. gazing at some OF the chorus
girls across the street. hit a bicycle
rack with sufficient force to spread
his anatomy over a considerable por-
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W PIGS Of Canon City, was Grated
and shipped 70 Colorado Springs To-
day. where il win be mounted. This
work VIII require several months. but
when II is completed the EIks declare
they will have one Of the finest speci-
mems In the country Invitations for
the Elks' banquet, November 18th, al
Union halI. Will be sent out in few
days and the program for the affasr Is
practically arranged Florence citi-
zen.
& News comes from Canon City 4
the marriage OF Miss Louise Jackson
and Mr.. E. H. Fisher. on Friday. oc-
tober 18th. Miss jackson is the young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. g. N,
Jackson. for many years we'll known
and respected residents Of this city
In fact, the bride is native OF the
Gem city. She was a graduate -nf the
class Of 'os of the salida public
schools. and has scores or friends
who viii wish her much happiness.
The family has been in Canon city
only about three yesrs.-salida Rcc-
ord
Rev. O. s Reed, pastor Of the First
Christian church. went to saiids a
few days ago 10 make arrangements
TO deliver a patriotic lecture there
sometime during the next week or
two for the benefit OF the Ladies Of
the G. A. r. and the women's Re-
lief Corps. His subject viii be How
The other Fellow and I Put Down The
RebeiiIon.-
Rev. J. II. White. OF Fort Morgan.
win preach at the United Presbyter-
ian church both morning and even
ing tomorrow.
Mr.. Otis Thayer and Eddie Ku'i
are in Ay s-erque. New Mexico.
looking ,<r business matters for
the sey Company
D. ,;lbson sold twenty-five acre
tract Of agricultural land in the
Orchard park district a few days ago
to Alvin Manuel. of this city. for
ss.1z5. which is at the rate OF three
hundred and twenty-five dollars sn
acre.
p r. Jewett returned home a few
days ago from a visit Of several
weeks visis at Los Angeles. fonr
Beach. San Francisco and other
pointz on the Pacific coast. The trip
was made for ssc ssaeat sf his health
and he reports himself as feeling con-
sidershly improved In consequence Of
his so,ourn At a tower altitude
Rev. Frederick carmsn. rotor OF
Christ Episcopal church, returned
home Friday night from two or
three days Walt TO Denver
W. A. chapson. II. l. Piummer and
Ira Carrier are planning to leave
Tuesday afternoon on duck shoot
ing trip to the San Luis valley They
expect to do most OF their hunting In
the vicinity Of Hooper. where there s
number OF lakes much frequented
By waterfowl at this season OF the
year.
Mrs. J. L. Keller went To Cripple
Creek Thursday for a visit with her
daughter. Mrs. c. B. Dell and family.
rsesdsy.
Martin sivisend. OF Aiamosa. sent
l. II. wingert box containing eiey-
en- ducks which l. NJ. and family in
tend to do justice to this evening.
DR.. n. G. Baldwin. Of westcliffe.
coloado. is IN the city today.
Mr.. r. H. Dissmore. of Hillside.
Colorado. ls visiting in the city and
Is al6o attending to a few business
matters that require his time.
supt A. A. Haas OF the Inssrnation-
al correspondsncs schools is IN the
city looking after, business szairs-
Reverend 4. n. Scott. Of Savanna.
Ohio. who has been visiting friends
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Thursday

K f.tii2"
~ Thursday.
N sEs6nobile party Consisting cf|
Mr.. ana Mrs J. F. Franz. OF New
Rochelle. New York. H. @. Franz. of
cotflo Springs, Miss Ethel o. Franz
of New Rochelle and Leroy Franz. OF
London. England. came over from
Colorado Springs yesterday and took
dinner at the strathmcre hotel. They
made the trip over the Skyline drive
and the new roadway to the top u
the Royal Gorge
C. H. Bacon. commercial agent for
the Rock Island Railroad company
with headquarters in Pueblo, was
business visitor in Canon City on
Tuesday. sa-@-.-~
Dr. Homer Dickson returned home
Tudlday night from short profess
sional trip to the Wet Mountain val
ley. Judge J. @. schweIsert, who ac-
ccmpanied him on the outward trip.
arrived IN Canon City yesterday.
Sir, and <zkA. J. Rei5sr and little
son. ~Bniy.- of Oakland, csaiIfornia.
on their way home from a couple Of
month visit In Rochester. New York,
and other eastern points. stopped of
here the frst of the week and are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs d. W. Rozs.
on Sherman avenue. Lincoln Park
They were taken by their entertain
ers for trip ossr the Skyline Drive
and to the top Of the Royal Gorge
on Tuesday. Mrs- Reiber and Mrs.
Ross are sisters. The Reibers win !
leave for home Thursday night.
Friday.
Mrs. j. J. Owen. OF Reno. Nevada.
formerly Miss IDA Nelius. OF this city.
arrived in Canon City recently on her
va hong from an extensive east
ern trip. IN is the guest Of Mrs.
W. H. Dorier and Mrs. Frank Nc
Fariane during her stasy hero.
Mas oeRxia vance. teacher n
The Centennial High school In Pueblo.
viii arrive In Canon this evening 70
b. the rns~t of siiss Elinor B. Hoyme.
Of oil Macon avenue. over Sunday.
Mrs- B. y. RockafelIov entertained
about thirty-nve or forty ladies OF
chriss Episcopal church at an inform
Il tee At her home. i.i Maia stres..
from three TO fvc o'clock Wednesday
afternoon. Music was furnished b-
the Misses Mackenzie.
55nn Charles. who went to south
Dakota ten days or two weeks ago to
rext.er for the public land drawing
in connection with the parcelling ont
Of the lands OF tho Rosebud Indian
reservation. has received word from
the government cfficials in charge ::
the AFFAIR that he drew No. s7oo. As
there are total OF 5000 tracta II
land TO be aBportioncd Mr.. Charlse
hae reason TO believe that he secured
. prize Of considerable value. He IS
wiiiinxeewever. to dispose of II for
consideration something like
$4,000.
There was a Joint social OF the
members Of the Society Of Christian
Endeavor OF the First Presbyterian
church and Of athe Epworth LeaEue
chapter OF the First Methodist church
in the parlors Of the Presbyterian
church Thursday night. There was a
nice musical and literaary program
and the evening proved TO be . most
ssre7fbis one in spits Of the storm
which ragged outside. The attendance
was large and taxed tho capacity OF
the pariors. Light rsfreshments were
serves.
Mrs. Nsrsarst Alexander is connn-
s1ls her hons With bad attack Of
sriSps.
". o. skinner and q. H. Thompson.
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Wool Socks

Heavy mixed wool at pair 2se
Wool Socks ..-.. ssc, ssc and 40c
German Socks, knee length sI.se
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News Notes
Raxsdals's
Real Estate
Bargains

Ncs~ry Public--W B. Rowland. SIS
Main street. Record office.
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F. u - - -
Mrs.. Nsrsarst Alexander Is con,n-
s4le her hons With bad attack Of
sr'ss.,
". o. skinner and q. II. Thompson.
Of Pueblo. wers business visitors !
casos $,ity on Thursday.
xHr. and Mrs. L. D. Whitaker. of
CO sprinsu. Arkaasas. are sussts
q ths Bsntoa hotel willis looking up
: Ieoasioa n shis city. NJ. WHITAKER
ana vsss livsd hsrs sbeet yser ego
"a kave rsksrned . nake ~ theiv
Dotnauoal henel ~. ~. 9. Ne1ll.
~. q orenaAa. Jalnissippl. fsahes
q ~. Wkiuafer. IN ns1s y.
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CCF)(U|R}{(5I5ij['tff'A|%IE!%(S
serylces for December srd.

Services for December 3rd:
First Sunday in Advent.
Sunday school. . a. m Everybody
to he on time.
Morning service, 1890 Mr.. Charles
=. Burgoon officiating.
Evening prayer and sermon, 4
O'Clock in the afternoon, this being
the last service at which MIR. Bur
goon will ofhciate. everybody is kind
" requested to make a special effort
to be present at this service. it being
proper to extend God-speed to Mr..
Burgoou and bid him farewell.
sunday December 10. Rev. Albion
Ross. the appointed rector. will cclc-
bratc Holy Communion at the morn
Ing service
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Wesley ~. 81.

Corner Olney avenue and Center
street
u. ~ Kelly, pastor.
Sunday school. . .. m. Prof w.
c. Selanders, superintendent
Morning worship. 1880. Subject OF
sermon. "The WorlJs Clinion of
Christ"
Epworth League. p. m. Ira
Duffy and Lucy Klrr. leaders.
Glass meeting in the auditorium at
9 p. IN.
Evening worship. o'clock. sub
icct OF sermon, THE Utility of Hid
den Forces"
Official board meeting Tuesday
evening. 1870 o'clock.
Prayer meeting Wednesday f:l5.
Teachers meeting. Friday 1:lJ.
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Salem EvnngclIcnl church.

Chas. ]. Keppel, pastor, S14 East
Church street.
Sunday school, 0 a. m. c. G. Roeck-
er, superintendent.
German service. 1880 a. m. Sub
icct: "Der Einzug dcs Konigs."
English service, O'clock Sub
icct. 1.-THE Christian Question"
Meeting Of the Ladies' Aid society.
Thursday, p. m. at the homo Of Mrs.
:. Probst. state street. Election Of
officers for 1912.
s. S. Teachers Preparatory class,
Friday evening. p. m. at parson-
age
Y. =. $. literary meeting, Tuesday
evening. 1urthcr announcement
Sunday.
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calvary Evangelical church.
L. Weatherwax, pastor.

T.. L. WeatherwaN, pastor.
Sunday school . a. M, L. ID. Zach
man. superintendent.
Morning service, 1880, conducted
by the Woman's Missionary society
short program by Mission Band.
Address by Miss Mary Gamerts-
fielder, missionary lately returned
from Africa.
Junior F. Y. A. 2:3O y. m, Grace
Diehl superintendent
Meeting for women 230. Miss
Gamertsfelder will speak. Mite boxes
20 be opened at this meeting
Young PEOPLES Alliance, p. m.
Harold Heiningcr leader.
Evening service, y. m.
Midweek prayer service Wedncs-
day. 7:15 p. m.
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prcsh,icrinn Church.

Sabbath-school a. m. ID. G. Nell
SON. superintendent.
Morning service. 1880 o'clock.
Subject. Aroused from Dangerous
Sleep"
Junior c. T.. 3 y. m Miss Kath-
erlne Fies. superintendent
Senior G. T., 6 y. m. subject
Lessons from Great Llves-PauL
Lea der, Mrs John Huber
Evening service, o'clock. Sub
lcct. Does It Matter what We Be
lieve i'm order to obtain SIlvation?'
Special music.
All are welcome.
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,rnnor room lao North state street

Upper room, 132 North State street
Sunday will be the occasion of the
all-day meeting at the city mission.
beginning at s a. m. The day VIII
be given to prayer cXpositions of the
word, testimony and personal work.
The morning service will close In
time for the preaching services at the
churches.
Evangelistic service Z p. m.
Evangelistic services Tuesday and
Friday evenings of the coming week.
a cordial welcome TO all.
Mrs. X. ]. Coil, evangelist.
st. Pauls Episcopal Church.
Corner Il. Center and High streets.
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icct of sermon, The Ministry of the
Morning"
The Memorial service of the -. p.
O. Elks will be held at . p. m.
Y. p. s. G. E. meeting at 6 y. m.
Subject Lessons from Great Lives
Paul" Leader, Mrs. Henry Knicke.
Evening praise and prayer with ser
mon by the pastor at y. IN. sub
icct Of sermon "The Destruction OF
the Royal Navy"
Mid-week meeting for prayer and
conference, Wednesday night, 7:15.
Subject FIRST Peter. Second Chap
tor"
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United Brethren Church.
South Prospect st.

Soutn prospect 81.
]. w. Miles, pastor.
Sunday . a. m Edward
Rowlands, superintendent.
Public worship 1890 a. IN. and Z y.
m.
Morning subject, Building the
wan. How It Was Done"
Evening subject. "Promise-Keep-
ing"
Junior c. f., 2;15 p. m. Mrs. A. o..
Jennings. superintendent.
Senior c. Il. y. m. Clark o. Bend
cr president.
a cordial welcome to all.
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Trinity Baptist.

South Main street.
Rcv. Walter \. King, pastor
Bible school, 0 a. m, j. a. Rayl
superintendent
Morning praise and prayer with SER
mon by the pastor at 1890. sub
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superintendent.

superintendent.
Morning service. 1880. Theme;
"Drc Reiche Hlmmcs- Gahen."
Preaching service y. m. Sub
Iect, "a quiet. but Courageous Man"
Il. L. devotional meeting after the
evening service
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Cor. $. Prospect and Church SITS.
German services every Sunday
English services every Sun
day evening.
Sunday school, Q a. m. John Schott
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Forest Lawn Mission.

Sabbath-school. $3.50 p. m. MIR J.
w. lIeadley superintendent.
All are cordially invited to join us
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Christian Church of Marion, Ohio

Sunday school, . a. m.
Communion and preaching, 10:3O.
Preaching, 200 y. m.
Rev. G. A. Klecberger, Of Colum-
bus. Ohio. will preach morning ana
evening.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all.
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Elrst Reformed.

$. Prospect street.
Rev. Il. Zechiel, pastor.
German preaching the first and
third Sunday morning of each month.
All other services English.
Sunday-school. a. m, II. w.
Knickle. superintendent.
Sermon, 1880 a. IN. Pulpit supplied
by Rev. James Crook, now at Y. NJ.
c. A., as evangelist
G. T., p. m.
No preaching in the evening, this
Sunday.
You are cordially invited to all
services.
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Emanuel Lutheran.
State and Columbia streets.

]. w. Schillinger. pastor.
Sunday school, 0 n. m. II. Roller,
Supt.
English services with Holy Com
munion. 1880 a. m.
Confessional services, 9:45 a. m.
No services Sunday evening.
Vestry meeting. Tuesday evening
Teachers meeting Thursday even
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Prayer meeting. wednesday 7:15
D. M.
You are cordially invited to all
services.