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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-11

preaching marriage. A most delight
full evening was spent, the diversions
being vocal and Instrumental music
and games. Miss Duffy was presented
with cut glass water set.
The Kings Herald and Home Guards
viii give their annual entertainment at
the Methodist church tomorrow even
ing. 1t promises to be even better than
usual, an elaborate and varied pro-
gram has been arranged. Forty chill
dren in costume viii take part, repre-
senting many foreign countries and
foreigners on American soil. Besides
songs and recitations and a temper
ance exercise. the following VIII be
given:
Candle Drill: America Lighting
the Nations Boys
Immigrant Drill"-sixteen Girls
A pIaylet: The Voices of the wo-
men"-Mrs. Fredenburg with Group OF
Ten Girls.
The funeral OF Esther Carlson, the
15-year-old daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
| p. H Carlson of Cleveland avenue,
was held on Tuesday afternoon at 80
p. m. A very touching sermon was
preached by Rev. /. NJ. Webster of
the congregational Church, and music
was furnished by Mesdames f. NJ. Web
| ster and A. 3. Garfield. Six girl friends
of the deceased were pallbearers those
acting in this capacity being: Misses
| Lillian Boness. Lillian Soltwedel Lii
! liam Nelson, Eliza Gardner Olive Carl
: son and Edith Fischrupp. The de-
j ceased is the youngest child of the
/ Carlsons. and during her long illness
| every means of perfecting a cure were
/ tried, but to no avail. as her severe
J case of dropsy and heart trouble prov
ed fatal in spite of their many efforts
| In addition to being survived by her
parents, the deceased leaves one sis
/ ter. Mrs. Sarah Pascal of Kelly. n NJ
| and two brothers. BTessrs. Fred and
| Albion Carlson, both of Whiting, al
| of whom have the sympathy of the
| community in their bereavement
Miss Elizabeth Carlisle, the CONNER.
cial teacher in the Whiting high school
will not return to Whiting next year
| which information brings much regret
Miss Carlisle and her mother will gt
| to their summer home near CLEVELAND
| when the school year is over, but he
plans for next year have not yet beer
completed.
Do not miss the wonderful Electric
| Illuminated Dance at East Chicag,
Rink Saturday night. 11-3
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Library Notes.

ftDEAry tOtcs-
After June 1 the library will close
at $50 in the evening. according to the
usual custom
The circulation still remains above
the average for this time of the year.
The closing of the schools and clubs for
the summer viii. however, greatly les
sen the reference work.
The Crown Point high school alumni
society held its yearly business meet
ing at the library on Tuesday evening
of this week.
copy of the new United States cen
sus report has just been received. It
gives the population of all the states.
territories. counties. cities and towns
in the United States according to the
1870 census. There have been many
calls for this report in the last month,
so anyone wishing to use it may do so
now at any time.
The next meeting of the Northern
Indiana and Southern Michigan Library
club will be at Crown Point on June 16.
This date was decided upon at meet
ing of the club at Laporte last week.
With the election to decide whether
Crown Point remains a town or be-
comes a city less than one month away.
and at present no concerted opposition
having arisen to the progressive move
ment. 1T begins to look as If the city
proposition will go through with fly
ing colors on June 6, the date set for
voting on the question. Whether the
disinterested attitude assumed on the
subject by those supposed to hold the
city movement in disfavor is just a
'.Iull before the storm whether
they have had a change of heart and
been won over by the progressives is
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SF1UCkS
From the Diary of ST. Lenoe

Two fellers by tn name o. Gentlemen
hev been arrested in Chicago resuntly
charged with bein' labor sluggers. Their
amt a hull lot in er name after all.
Miss Cutey Koot that all tn fair
sex amt fair by burned site.
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1(lmr ailtt1ltd 7tlnp6&tcjta5Qllp'5
nare Musical treat.

The Folk Song society" recently or
ERnlzed in Wales has, according 20 re =
poifs al hand. been instru!r< ntG! IN vn-
.srt6lns ,Go. 900 folk songs OF Tie Welsh
nr'ucpality. ranging from % 10 lSVV
Tss RoysI welsh Ladies choir which
appears at the salt Lake thcater on sat
ulday night. December 80 Is one OF the
institutions which helps 20 nrrpetuate
ibis unparalleled history
I; must not be taken from this. how
sver that the choir confines itself TO
songs Of native land only. The contrary
j. tr7Ie. Their travels have hroadensG
their horizon and has given them a Wider
and more generous opinion on muslca!
matters or that account. The result OF
n Is their songs arc cullcd from all ma
iions and their programmes appeal must
appeal. TO every person in every audi
snc,s for their music s. the music OF the
The appearance ct The noted singers
thirty iu nUmber-in this city Is under
Tho auspices Of the two local Welsh 50.
critics 10 bs the best ever heard In
America. The conductor Is Madame
Huchcs-Thofnas. one OF Tho noted musi-
clans OF Wales. The prehN "Epyal' TO
nc uaU.e of the choir WAS specially con.
fsTlcd upon ~ bv thr late King Edward
when be commanded" Madame Thomas
and her choir TO Windsor castle TO sing
before tic royal family.
The choir Is NOW making its third an
uIal tour OF Tho United states aud Can
ada and comes 10 Salt Lake direct from
The Pacific coast. \ crowded house Is
.ocltd for ueNt Saturday Tho saic be
cius on Tiursiav rho 2Sth instant. Tho
progrs mIno which follows is OF rare eN-
'"llcucc.
Part Sou-s-
,b) 81 Ilat The Summcrl o.. .Gwrut
The Choir.
Duct The TRANQUIL Night. go. Glover
Misses J. Emmanuel and \. NJ
Lewis.
song The Dear Homeland .. Slaughter
Part son=s-
(al clycl,eu Ab~rdy6 Bells or Ab-
crd5ooyeyl ....,... Welsh FOLK som. SonE
The Choir.
N.llarney .... ................... Hushcs
Miss 1. Emmanuel aud Choir.
sonE. My Conncmsrs Home slaughter
Miss Nance Lancdou.
tsi hudalusia1 B"lcro ....... pcssaure
Tho Choir.
PART H.
c'peratio seone troru II Trovator..
Misses ~ Squire and y LsnGdcn
and Choir
Sons and chorus. Toe Lost Chord.
MIS- Alice NJ. Lewis ana Choir.
Song. Cymru Fydd ............... Parry
Miss Jennie Davies.
Duet ,9 ard chorus. Waited for The
song. Poor wsndciina 'lsnS' .suillys%
Miss Gwcusllt Lewis.
Duet, Howell and Blodwsn: -. Parry
Misses ". Squire and y. Lang
a. Hen wisd ~ Nhsd4u Land Of
'al Medley Of American Airs......
The Choir
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Special Progr gr0n1nics
In Many Churches

Solemn high mass will bo celebrated at
~. Mary's cathedral at II O'Clock Christ
mas day The following Is the pro-
gramme:
Voluntary tvlolin) ......,.... Mcdowell
Edward Fitzpatrick.
Grand Italian Mass .......,.... DoniZetti
MaN Messenger, Oswald veliz. +.
h. Daley. Norman Vote.
OhsIiory' "Ades{e Fideies" ~. Nov clio
rsll y. r. Du Queeue. George
Soffc. Oswald Ncltz. Norman
,, Vote.
SopranosSMrs. corlnne Harris rs''uei
Hammer. Mrs. Kathleen Fitz-
nstricl Atkins. Mrs. J. j. o Con-
ner. Mrs. w. H. Lindsay.
Misses Mae O'Neil IillIo Whe-
Ian Eugcnia AIercier Nadia
Jegney Wandu sosnski. Irene
Delaney. Anna sullivan, Marie
Gujtard.
Altos-Mrs. G. /. Sanford. Mrs
ilazel Rednlan Bestlcy, Mrs. l.,
II. Silvertone. Misses Alice Far
rell, Agnes Kruger. Jennie Kroll,
Bertha Michaels. Florence Hall.
Tenors-A, ]. Du ouesne, oswald
Nellz, Max Messenger,
Bassos-t, i. Daley George
Soire, J. i, Carney, Norman
Nora Gleason. orsanlst and Director
For the clock mass the following
sill be sung:
"AdeSte Fidelcs" ......,.......... NoVcllo
81 Cecilia Chorus.
Glory in the Highest" ........,.. Shelley
Little Margaret Connors.
Shine Out. Blessed Star" .,...... Caynor
Junior Choir.
For the ! and o'clock services the
music viii consist OF organ solos.
The Christmas services OF Westminster
Presbyterian church win he in charge OF
the choir, and the musical numbers will
be- a. follows:
Organ prelude.
DoN Gloria.
Anthem by the choir Calm on the
Listening Ear OF Might" soprano md alto
duct. sunG by the Misses Florence Smithen
and Mary Beach.
Solo, Carmi l.. Beach.
Anthem. "Hark, iiark, Nv Soul con
tralto solos sung BY the Misses Snlay-
son and Patterson; soprano solo by Miss
Florence Smithen, and soprano obliGatu
sung by Miss Rose SmithoN.
Solo, 'SslNc Regina" Miss Rose
Smithcn.
At st. Fauls Episcopal church Fourth
south and Main street, the following muo
sicsi service will he given at the mid
night Christmas service. beginning AT
1880 o'clock sunday night by the full
vested choir, under tho direction OF j.
r. RerlShoel. orG1nist and chnirmastor
The choir win be assisted by Harold V
HIll vioInist; Horace r. Bowman, cello:
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Music Notes.

Pupils OF ]. T. Hand will have. charge
Of ana viii furnish tho music for the
Christmas exercises of the Nineteenth
ward Sunday evening. Il. j.. Dorus.
BARITONE. will conduct the Ward choir
through some Christmas anthems, while
Miss Rose Smithen. soprano. and Abdcn
ObrrE. Tenor. viii render solos. Mr.. Hand
viii accompany his pupils on the piano.
Prof. 4. C. Lund Of the r. Z. L. School
OF Music at Provo paid \. special visit 10
T. +. Hand ol Oils city last Monday
night. At which time arrangements were
complete cd .:or the concert 10 be given at
the g. Y. 4. School OF Music in which
Mr. Hand will be the main artist The
date set is Friday. January .. 1912,
Monday evening the boys class will
give violin musicale at the studio Of
Gustav SChuSt.r.
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Salt Lake Stasiistiia,
Marriage Iicerset.

Earl " Hent5 and Emma 2 43i
both OF salt Lake.
Harry Benncy and Ada S,uEef \
OF Salt Lake.
Byron Miller, Springfield. w.
Florence Berry. San Francisco, cl
James H. Jones and Maud Woodl y
OF Salt Lake 80
Frank Warkey, Lime. Or. and w
". Dlcker. Topeka. Kan
jay p. Ostrander, Sioux GT. u,
Mar? Evaline Taylor, Salt LskA
Arthur y. Orcutt, Salt Leka
Gladys y. Allison, Kelseyville. Colo
John Waytkeevics and jennie "
both OF Scofield,
Theo P. Holt and Ruth v ceaA1
both Of Salt Lake. ~
Hyrum ]. Salmon. Salt Lake. md
Madsen, Gunnlson.
Frank II. Jaloma, Fl Paso. Tu-
Lydia Nelson. NantL -
Robert 3 Todd. Los Angeles. md
Williams, Salt Lake. "A
Herbert e. Post, Salt Lake. hn
neva Thompson. Gunnlsou.
Walter c.. Reynolde. Stockton Ca-
Mary Schweitzer. Salt Lake.
Albert y. Dickey, Salt Lake eha
sepnine Anderson. Oberlin. Kan.
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der the Stars and Stripes revolve the rep
resent5tive singers or the various ma
tons and races represented.
Mr.. Stephens is Just beginning to mar
shall together his forces, numbering In all
about fifteen hundred singers aud instru-
mCntaliSta. aud CNpccts 10 have tho
ernscle early In March. A childrens
chorus Of ono thousand voices is 10 he
organized during tho coming two wackS,
and the full tabernacle choir is TO he
augmented by several organizations who
sing I'm the various lsnEus gcs. While
few cXccntionaliy clever chIldren will
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-24

from a knife, gun. tin can, rpyty
fireworks, or Of any other naluss'
mands prompt treatment with 4
lens Arnies SRlve TO prevent blca1
son or gnngrene It's the ouickeIs
est healer for all such wounds q
for Burns, Boils. Sores, Skin d
tions. Eczema, Chapped Hands B
or Piles. 25c st schramm-tak,
Drugs 1.-THE Neysr.SGbstituto,a"
(5) good stores.
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Comparatiye weather.

Comparative weather data =,
CITY. December 25. 1911: al sat
The highest temperatura .
degrees. the Highest In th,, sy u
lSIi was 81 degrees; th@ 'hionih
night was @o degrees; tha ,.osse
month since 1874 wns 10 deFys's
was % degrees; the normal lot
gree: accumulated denclenrv a. ~
uary ! rs IS degrees. ainc.
Relative humidity at 6a -.
rs per cent. relative hpn,,d,,,. ,odty
today was - per cent stbl
Total precipitation for ths ,v..
hours ending nj 2, IN. was nmsnsy nav
for this month 10 date ia az u"'ne'
accumulated cxcess for ihis
date IL .o5 Of AN inch: total mont
since January / 10 date rs iras:Gplt
accumulated deficiency since I.aa I.os "a
.TG OF an inch. 'ua'!
sun rises 7:jl a. m: sun sat, ;.
III, December -, 1911. 'ss ;;
WEATHER oBsERyAr,ox.
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UNIQUE in Music

rroL Evan stephens. while riding from
one city 10 another in his little state
room. composed, arranged or planned a
most UNIQUE musical entertainment in the
shape Of National Tournament OF
SOIgs and TabosuN." Woven into one
whole arc The Characteristic songs OF six
iccn different uaiiuualitics. illustrated IN
tdblcauN, and marches OF groups in ma
uOnsl costumes, and backed by a nam
moth chorus of adults and children TO
make musical "limsNes and massive pic
i'''"Spus effects. Uncle sam s. made
the central nGurc. around whom and un-
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Informal Recital.

Madame Sophie Brodbcck. director Of
tho salt Lake Musical college. has in
friends 20 an old fashioned Christmas
froic Saturday afternoon from 10 5
o'clock, December 30, at the teaching re-
hearsal hall OF the college, 900 Rice
street. The programme viii be opened
by an informal recital. The piano solo
lists will he the Misses Sarah May Sims,
Hattie Nathan, Harriette and EliZabet III
Moyle, Ellen and Nargsreth Anes and
Irene Lilienberz. Madame s. Brodhcck
win he assisted by Mrs f. II. Porter
and Miss olivia Erodbeck.
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Boy Shows Musical Genius.
II Cable 10 The Tribune

SD"'IdI NaDTe 70 INC ITIounF,
PARIS, Dec 2d.-Renc Gullou, the : e
year-old son of a postal official. is being
acclaimed at RcnDos as another MoZar rt
The boy cunlposes FOR pisnoforte and vio-
lin and has already completed a sym
phony and sonata
n is stated that although he never
received any lessons, as soon as he heard
Chopins ''Fune raj March" played by Il
band nc repeated II correctly on the
piau0
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Christmas Song Service.


Prot Charles Kent and number Of
his pupils viii ciye q Christmas song
service 81 the Twenty y-niuth ward chapel
zenith West aud Third North streets (Fsir
Grounds car transfer Oakley sdditionl.
commencing az $50 o'clock. Following il
the 7roEramme.
Christmas Carol .-..............., BceSioy
Ward Choir
Glory 10 God IN the Highest -. Eotoli
Ora McNsy.
The BirthGsv OF King ..... X NcidiinEer
~. ". Chrlstopherson.
"Fairest Lord Jesus. ........... BatiStc
Evclyn Hawley
"thrifunas Now Returns Again.
Kent's Male chorus. % al MA u
While Shepherds Watched Their
Ssrsb Erickson. '''1'''''''
Peace on Earth. Good Will 10 Men
.-''---- '.......s '.',,' '...-..'.I Parker
Bort Lund.
iliNir boz kluc ..............s........ j pN., r
Mrs. .. II johnson.
Ring out. Wild Bells. Abbott
Nonts Male Chorus.
Unto Is a son Is Born' .......... Spicker
Basil Kent
\ Heard the Voice OF Jesus Say.
-....... ........-. ........... Rathbun
AGG porcmus.
THO God l. Watching. .Msndolssohn
Evelyn Hawley, Frma Nickos,
Dot Eolto.
Thus saith thc Lord. ............ Bishon
Lilly Read.
Who Tresds The Path OF Duty" Mozs 1T
Sam llanui.
who is tho Kin. or ClorV?". T.ynrs
Dot McMllleu Bol,o.
Lord Of the Harvest Molloy
Kon,'s Male Chorus
The public is cordially invited.
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MISS ooNsTAN BRUERE.

Miss Marie Hughes harpist.. The vocal
soloisis VIII be Miss Bertha Johnson.
Miss Rose Howard and Paul r. King.
Prelude; .,.. 80 Holy NiSht
intron, "Nndamtc Reiigioso,'' Tor vio-
lin. harp and organ. Guismant
KyTic Elicson. ....,,..,.... ........,. Eyre
Gloria Tibi,....... ..-.....-........ eyre
oTertory. sing. o Sing, This blessed
r;enedictus aui venit..........,.... Eyre
sursum Corda and sanctus ......... Eyre
Gloria in Excclsis. s..................s stone
Rcccssional - HarE, the Herald Angels
CHRISTMAS day at II o'clock the choir
viii sing the fall communion service by
Eyre. With Gloria In ENcelsis' by stone.
The choir win DC assisted hy Mr.. I'M,
Hughes. barplsL The introit VIII be
Meditation" " from the first prelude OF j.
:. Each arranged by Gounod ior violin,
hs:p, cello and organ The public Is cor
iially Invited Seats free'
Following is tho programme Tor the
special services AZ 81 Mark Episcopal
cathedral Christmas day at 1890 a. m;
Precession@i bees hymn. ..Adcste Fidcies'
lntroii anthem. "Biiesssd Is lie Tfst -i1
Cometh ...-......-...' t.,,l,.'sI,. IniShsisns
Nyrie in F,..,....,...., .,-.....C .Crnic t,shanck
sermon hymn. 20 Little Town of
onePtory snthem. Come Near. Ys
s,r.Ss, Ms,i9ns 9n-,,. IN ,,,,cHsbs6e han,
Sanctus In F............-....Cr .Cruickshank
Agnus Dei In r. F.....,......., Cruickshsnk
Gloria In ENcelsis IN F.. .CrUickshsnk
Nvnc Dimitius la Z fai ....... Harms
aid Angels sing ''........ Mcndelssohn
'7"O p's ''tp' -; 80 =. -, - ''..''
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sing solos, and represent some parts, the
leading solos in tho work will he done
by our best professionals. = more de-
tailed description OF the work will he
given A. tho rehcarssls develop Inter
eSting points. Upon the whole, Professor
stephens SAYS that 81 will be the most
interesting musical entertainments he has
ever given TO the Salt Lake public,
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Anthem, Beautiful Angels" VILLA ms
choir; solo, "Bethlehem's Guiding star"
f.. Marco Miss Lcnore Morse with vio-
lin, obiigsto by Miss Zora Morse; anthem
'ENait Yc tho Lord" Gabriel choir:
Christmas hymns by choir and consrcga-
ton.
Christmas music At Phillips Congrega-
tional church.
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WEATHER FOREcAe

Weather forecast for Sal.
ana tne state of Utah-ClouaSa as
probably. local SHOWS north uay 10y ss11
tionsi Monday, fair, ana We.
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Deaths.

John william West. aged 81 ysam
eral debility. Twelfth South aas
streets. December 20. ~.
John Lothian Craig aged IloaiS
u. and s. court, December 70
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lips church morning and evening Of sun
day when Christmas viii be tho keynote
In tho morning the following numbers
VIII he rendered.
Anthem, On Bethlohem,s Plains. .......
................ Phillips ouartettc
Solo. The Christmas Message.
Violin obligato ................M Mr., Nelson
Accompaniment by Professor Won
Bun.
Al 6 O'Clock IN the evening the fol
lowing numbers viii he given.
Recitstire and auartettc from This
SIIssea MGss,sh Edna Evans and uaze
Barnes. and Messrs. Hugh Dou-
soprano 500 .....;..,. Miss Edna Evans
ouartotte, Uoy Nisht....i,a.,o..' Da.'o t'eeS
Misses Evans and Barnes and
Mcssrs Reese and McDou=ali.
Christmas music for tho First Metho-
dist church. sunday. December II;
MORNING.
Organ prelude, Morning Song" Hollins
Carol no. 1T Came Upon the Midnight
Clear"
Anthem. Sing. oh Heavens .... .courg
Mrs. Gait Mills DImm,t and Choir.
Soprano solo, Mystic Night"........
........ ,.......s Whitney Coombs
Mrs. Charles Daily.
Oncrtoire. Christmas OncrtorN"
po5tl,,dt "N,rcb oC us N,.ir ,,,,,,t-
ioS''""'' MARCH, o' t''s Ndsl ''.llupolS
EVENING.
o., ,, 49,,
H.. "''"''''1-' o. -.
Carol llo.
NJ JI re 90, 80. ,H2unod
hot ana t-hoir
roa,r,r, ~" ".,9 ,.,9; SupiI'
Hi, s0'o' plr'huaE "I tnG
Ms Ms p..,''' D., '',,,.,' - EeldilnSer
1c,.,. ~ q. ~! ~. ,1onvS. ana Gh"lr,
AIey lrhrrb,,,dt ,nd C,,ci ''''''"
HYMN liz
Quartcttc. "Mvrrh" CFronl "Natiyifv'D
CUntralto solo. "IIosduah' Van Alstyn
MISC leola ScbracE.
Anthem, Sing. oh Heavens" Tours
Mrs Gail Mills DinuIit, ana ,-,nI,
Hymn lo3
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Eat Your Christmas Dinner
/ the Cullen Hotel; dinner II TO s.;
rice, 50c
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DAVID REESE.

| Teacher Of tone production an sing
| ing. Studio. O4605 Temroton.
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4 tasty Nmas prcsent-cut flowers
or blooming plant. Huddart Floral
Co g. Main.
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Blrthe.

Charles A. Stuart 1856 BAR y
girl. - s..n n
August II. Wolfe. 1i?S soula
West street. boy. 80, ,r,.,lsf
William r. Perschon. soi "a'a''
street, girl. Ia
Guy Simpson. 2os p street. g. gn. 4
Kunen Boise, $40 South s'Hh
street. girl. s,.t ~
Alman A. Covey. III East ~" =
street, girl. -,,.s A.
Frank Rose. 30 East Fcuna "
street. boy. NJ.
James Cunnjnh. 37s Ear!s coult W
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Salt Lakors IN New yc1

Special 10 Tho Tribune. a.
NEW YORK. Dec. 8.-kms HI
Miss r. Roma: Empire. Dr. D.
Nrs. J. r. Earle.
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Following is tho programme to be given
az the First Presbyterian church:
Organ Preludc-"Triumpha March"
...,..... .,....... .......... .L-emmeDs
Quartette-"The Annunciation." from
ne caHtata THE Star OF Bcthic-
hem" ....... ........... Voodn1a
Mrs. J. G. Taylor Miss Edna
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NOTICE FOR p(pl)cE1lGle
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that Clyde b. tiaeklsman q thin-
view. N. M. who on Apsil 20, 1910
made homestead entry Sssial No.
O22o7l. tor 5 W IA section IS,
Towissi;p las Range Z NJ ~
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to make FINAL Commueat;on Ptoot,
to establisn claim to the land abevs
described. before { Claude l. SiAois-
ton. U. s Commissioper at bic
office in Plainview, N. N. on he
9Th day Of August 1911,
Claimant names - Witnesses
Alfred /. Wisgins, Charles c,
Virgins, James Z. EoR. Jessie W.
Lipscomb all OF tlainview N. N.
L. c. Tillotson.
Register,