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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25
Handsome Bungalow

We have for sale new bungalow,
Just finished eight large rooms, with
pantry, bath, basement and extra
large sleeping porch, all finished in
most modern style. Located IN sight
" Kingwood Park.
There is a parlor finely lighted
off this there is a den with fireplace.
built-in book cases, large windows,
on other side of parlor is handsome
dining room, with modern pass cup
board, connected with pantry, with
ah latest style bins, closet. slides.
drawers, etc; then comes the kitchen.
with sink, large drain-board, five
windows, wood-lift and closet; this
leads on to back porch; there are
TWO large bedrooms down stairs, con-
Meeting with bath, toilet, lavatory;
each room has large closets upstairs
there are two good bedrooms. lava
tory closets, sewing-room and very
large sleeping porch, finely finished
storeroom, etc. The house is cleo
trio lighted throughout, even to the
closets; handsome electric fixtures.
The basement is full size under house
and Is full cement. II taken at once
the walls will be tinted to suit buy
el's Idea of colors. This place is on
a corner has cement curbs, walks.
graded streets, pure water, electric
service We will sell this at a bar
gain. Let us show you this at once.
Remember the new steel bridge to
kingwood is now building aud upon
Its completion you will not be able to
touch Kingwood property for twice
the present prices.
BBCHTEL & BYNON,
Si' state Street Tel. Main 452
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25
Land Bargains

S2O>acres of AL land, miles south
on good road, miles to railroad sta
tion, right in the heart of the fruit
belt, 120 acres under cultivation, bal
apce in fine timber, has north and
west slope, just right for fruit, well
watered, good house and barn, enough
timber to pay for clearing the land
This is positively first class land, well
located and cheap, the price being
only $50 per acre. Just think, $50
Ier acre for the best of fruit land in
the best section of the fruit district.
In small tracts this would move like
hot cakes at s125 per acre. Good
terms can be arranged.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25
Longing lawsuit

John p. Eberhard began suit yes
terday in circuit court against p, w,
Hilton and John Neal doing business
under the firm name of Hilton & Neal.
The defendants are logging contract
ors, and It was while working for
them, It is alleged, that they became
indebted to him In the sum Of SS775,
for 80 days work. The plaintiff al
leges that no part Of this sum has
been paid, although due and proper
demands have been made several diff
ferent times. He also asks for $50 as
his expenses In making the collection,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25
g. 4. r, Attention

Members of sedgwick Post, No. 10,
G. A. r.. and all old veterans are re-
uuested to meet at Elks' hall Sunday
morning at 10 a. m. Prompt at 1O;SO
you will be escorted by Company NJ,
Oregon National Guard to the Uni
tartan church, where special services
will be had for your special benefit
By order Of Gideon stolz, post COM
mRnder
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25
To Muslc Lovers

The concert to be given by the W.
U. Glee Club at the Grand next We'd
nesday night, will be conducted along
lines entirely new, The music Is of
the very best and It's method Of pre-
sentation will be a novelty never be-
fore seen In this city The box office
will be open Tuesday morning for res
ervatlons. Prices StOO, 75c SOC,
B-gb-2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25
Suit for Divorce

Suit for Divorce
Lewis A. Fuller has filed a suit for
divorce in the circuit court from Mar
garet A. Fuller, to whom he was
married in Rialto, California, August
"a, 1896, and whom he alleges de-
serted him in 1907, taking with her
their 12-year-old son Ra, whom Mr..
Fuller desires to have the privilege
awarded him by the court of visiting
at all proper times.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25
WEST HOLLYWOOD
INsTALLMENT HOUSES

$3.50 will secure a new four room
house in North Salem, good well,
close to new school, and near pro-
rosed extension of the street railway.
Only $50 down and $40 per month.
$3.50 will take neat three-room
house in Yew Park district good
wood shed, large lot, 800 down; bal
ance $40 per month.
$1,000 is the price of a good house
on Market street near Capitol street.
Large lot, some fruit trees. $500
down; balance SIS per month.
$500 will take new FIVE room
bungalow ON North Commercial
street lot 66xiS2 feet, 5000 down,
balance Si5 per month.
1880 buys new and strictly mod
ern FIVE room bungalow, close to
carline, school and churches. Bath.
toilet, lavatory, hot and cold water,
electric fixtures, in every way fine
place. $500 down, balance to suit
$500 buys another just like the
above only this one is on a corner
lot, Same terms,
$4,000 will handle a nice home on
Chemeketa street $500 down, bal
ance $40 per month
We loan money.
We write insurance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25
Reported Better

Mrs. Hal d. Patton, who has been
suffering from a rheumatic affllction
of the heart for some months, was
very low yesterday, but got good
nights sleep Friday night Her
mother came up from Portland to at
tend her and is hopeful of good re-
suit
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25
New Railroad official

b. Powers, travelling freight and
passenger agent of the Oregon Elec-
trio Railway Co., was in Salem yester-
day, looking over his new field Of OPP
eratlons Jas he is the newly-appointed
agent of this line. Mr. Powers takes
the place left vacant by the resigna-
tion of s, r. Strong, who goes to spo-
kane to engage In other work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25
Concert Pianlste-

Caroline Blinor Halnes has opened
a studio at 49l North Cottage street,
and will be glad to give her services
free to any church or recital needing
the services of planiste.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25
Lemery VIII Filed

The will of Eugene Lemery who
died May 18th, 1912, was filed for
probate today with Judge Bushey,
Property to the amount of $925O is
devised by the will to 10 heirs, who
reside in Oregon, Washington and
Montana. Sarah Lemery and Luke
Lemery are named as the executors
OF the will.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25
A New Program.

Offered by the W. U. Glee Club in
its annual appearance at the Grand
May 20. Dean Mendenhall has select
ed list of songs that would be hard
to beat, and the new sketch, The Mas
cot" is a winner. Box office opens
Tuesday at o'clock. 5-25-2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25
1,raekIayIng Goes

Tracklaying on the Oregon Electric
is progressing nicely. The crew yes
terday passed the 15-mile post. A
large crew of men follow up the
tracklaying and ballast the track, so
that short time after the track is
completed trains will be in operation
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25
Named Guardian

Mary Hadrys has petitloned the
urobate court for the appointment of
Frank Wesotowski as guardian of
Felix Wesotowski, a minor 10 years
of age and resident of Mill Ciey,
Oregon, who is heir to 31.66 acres Of
land by the provisions of the will of
the late C. Wesotowski
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25
For the Babies

over $50 have been donated for the
two babies whose mother made an APP
peal to the Municipal Improvement
League, and more money keeps coming
in.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25
Come Early

To avoid tn rush. The best chicken
dinner in the city, S5c, At the Elite
Cafe Strawberry shortcake and wild
blackberry pie.
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BOx Office Opens

Tuesday morning at o'clock for
W. U. Glee Club concert. Prices $lOO,
75c, soc. 5-25-2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25
lies Conc Easi-

o. p Hoff, state labor commission
er, has gone to Washington, D. G., to-
attend the national conference Of labor
commissioners.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25
Paradise and PurgatOry-

Dante's masterpiece, in 1000 feet of
film, at the Grand tonight and Sun
day. Admission 10 cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25
HOWELL PRAIRIE RANCH

PloV pei dCIe Will Duy d uue IduCl
Of 140 acres on Howell prairie. This
is fine place-good soil, we'll locat-
ed, nicely drained, all cleared and in
crop but about 20 acres in timber
and pasture. Half crop goes with the
place. Good house, barn, granary,
outbuildings, family orchard, on good
road. This is as fine a piece of land
as there is in the valley. Can be
sold on terms to suit.
$40 per acre will buy 20 to go
acres of fine land on good road in
best part of Howell prairie. All
cleared, all in crop, half crop goes
with place. No buildings. Very easy
terms can be arranged.
SMALL TRACTS.
$4,000 will buy beautiful seven
acre tract on the main Silvertou road
in Hollywood All cleared, all in
crop, high and slightly. Best kind of
soil for fruit, berries or vegetables
Terms can be arranged.
$3.50 will buy one of the swellest
flve-acre tracts in Hollywood. The
tracts are rapidly being improved and
will soon be worth more money. Just
stop and think about Hollywood for
a moment 1t is close to the city,
and you get the equivalent of 25 lots
for the price Of one good lot in the
city and here you can reduce the cost
OF living by raising everything you
need for your family.
MCCOY ADDITION
Only 8 lots left in Mccoy Addition
This fine tract is located at the cor
ner Of Market and Capitol streets,
diagonally across from the Oaks.
Prices range from 1850 to $780,
Terms: 500 down, balance $40 per
month. There are some beautiful
lots left and the terms are certainly
easy enough, Close to school, store
carllne, etc.
WEST HOLLYWOOD
West Hollywood is located on the
Silverton-salem road about one mile
from the state fair grounds, Good
soil, splendid location, prices range
from 5000 to $3.50 per acre. Terms:
Small payment down, balance small
monthly payments or on terms to
suit the individual buyer.
Only a few tracts left
Let us show you West Hollywood
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25

FOR sALE-Do you want a barea,,
in a Buick four-passenger automa.
bile, top, curtains, chains, tool
lamps, etc. Phone 90.
5-6-1m-eod
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25

Albany has completed plans for
the annual Chatauqua.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25
Paradlse and PurgatOrr-

Paradise and PurgatOry-
Dante's masterpiece, in 1000 feet Of
film, at the Grand tonight and Sun
day. Admission 10 cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25

Everything Is Here
In the line of groceries and vege-
tables that you can want for Sunday.
y. NJ. Lawrence, 1877 South CONNER
cial street, Phone 81.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25

FOR SALE-Dry wood. Phone 1888
or 1419. 5-25-3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25
Come to the Bachelors supper
Given by young men at Jason Lee
church, May q, $3.50 to 8. so cents.

The OregOnlan Restaurant
WIN serve chicken dinner Sunday.
Manus Bros, proprietors. Come early.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25

Sunday Chicken Dinner, 35C--
At the Elite Cafe. Wild blackberry
ppie and strawberry shortcake.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25

Found
c. T. Pomeroy's new jewelry store,
11S South Commercial street, where I
can get flrst-class watch repairing
done.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25
New Store Complete

New Store Complete
Go to Pomeroy's new store to make
your selections for wedding and birth
day gifts, 11S South Commercial street
Best Chicken Dinner
In the city, S5c. At the Elite Cafe,
Sunday. Strawberry shortcake.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25

BECHTEL 4 BYNON
SlT State Street Tel Main lB2
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10

Dr. =. n Rogers. \. n. Russell
SANDY sanoid. Herr Franc sand
NIL Nike shelby. weldon Shields. q.
J. Stamnon. stanton Wood a Coal Co.
J. q. Steward. a. G. steward. walter
Steward. Eddie Swanson.
&c. NJ Tucker. Harry Turner.
Norman Tushburn.
w-.sAm Walker. J. r. Waters.
George Weaver. willie Weaver. Arthur
white. MACK whita Joan l.. William.
Chas. WiilinKham. ,. w. Wilson.
Women.
AIRS. FIorsnes Adams. Elsie At
kins. Mra. r. y. AtkinR
B-Mattie Lee Bell Rosie Bennsfts.
Mrs Bertn Blake. Latosoa Bray. Ionic
Bronson
c-Mra MarEnr~s clark. Miss
Claudia. Myrtle Collier. Mrs crsasis
Crockett.
D-Matus Disor. Mrs EiEa Dan.
MarmAret Durham.
E-Bertha EdwardS Mrs.. = A. ~
ridge.
F-Phenia Flagin. Lueiia Fisher.
Mrs. F1ossie flowers. Henrietta Prank.
Cariey May Franklin. Lena FritE.
G-Mabel Gaimtus Mrs Guasie Gar
ret. Mrs. Grover Gatheny. Minnie
Gibson. Mra Clara Goodwin. Mary
Goodman. Mrs.. q. w Graves. Mra
Oriha Gray. Viola 0rimn.
H-Mrn. William r. Hancock. Mrs
While y. Harp. Mrs susie Harper
Grace Harrington. Mrs. Caroline Har-
fia. Mrs. Mile Hatch. Mrs Mary Hoi.
iaway, Mra Gennie Howard. Myrtle
Howell
J-Eiodie Jackson. Mrn Fannio
Jackson. Lea Jackson. Mile MAY
Jackson. MrH Annie Bell Jefferson.
Doshia Johnson. Lizizs johnson. Elsie
Jones. Mrs Phil Jones
K-Estelia Kemp
L--Alice Lurkins. Leia Lewis. Mrs.
Maggie Lindsey. Mrs Agnes Lorimsr
M-Miss G. " Maioney. Mra. Char
u. Mcflwain. Julia Mccoy. Nina Ma
shall. Mrs.. n. n Moore Eveline Mc-
Cain. Hattie McCarter. Mn. r. ~
Murphy. Mrs J. r Moore.
P-Josephine Parker Mrs. Mar
pcrina, Mrs n. A. Perry. Eivie piu
man. Mrs. John Pleasant
R-Mrs A. J. Rice. MarEarct Ronch
Addie Rowe Ross Rowe.
s-Emma Sanders. Helen scott. Mrs
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ONCALLED FOR
LETTERS At
POST OFFICE
LlsT o. LETTERS REMAINING AT
posr OFFICE DURING The PAST
WEEK.

Lsstera advertised on TITS date
When ealing for these letters. please
say Advertised
BIZ. o. Beal BENJAMIN Beard. Las
ksr Berdis. Bert Berry. Gehu Bollras,
John Boliras. wtliebert Brooks.
CT. c. Carter. George Chambers.
A. .. Craven. 7. A. Cook, WIN craw-
ford
D-Georrs Davenport Jane. Davis
n. N. DeaH Archie DoBorse
E-Nora W. Elder. James Eivin.
Clarence Ever.
F-wIms Flfer. sam FIky. ". ~
Fulton.
a-Deurker Glasco. Joel Goldsmith.
T. norniink. Tom Grant. Jack Grimm
W-Hlannie Hanks. GeorEe W. Har-
Der. G. y. Hart Harry HartweIi walteF
WasIhard. Clarion Heasiey. Jas. Holtz
WIN Hunter. Isaac Hawthorne.
J-narl Jackson. Jack Jones
K-Ed Kemp, wulie KinE. r. y
Kruger,
I-Tause Lambert. T. y Langley,
Moses fariins. Joe LAZY. oscar Lars
son. Chester Lewis. Antony Lownson
Percy Luckett. Thos. Lynch. J. y
LynehAn.
M-stephen McCar. J. McC7Lsiie
Grier Mcdonald. Eddie sMcDuffie. Jor-
Dan Mckee. W n Mckee, Gaper Ne
Means. Mr. ard Mrs Harry Merritt
Charlie Mnhous. Rosy MoofH. william
Morgan. Tony Moser. ~ 2. Mureil
NJ. w Nelson. "a Nielsen.
O-John Osborn.
-. - rNNff
pots james Pound. a. J. Powers
Walter Presley.
R-sam - Resharn p. ~ Richard
Wilson nrese Webster Rivers Gier
Roberts. J. n Robinson. John Rodgers
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All yoang men are cordially invited
% attend one q these services.
CHURCH o. CHRIST.
chsreh Of chriat-cornsr Jackson
and Aicaniz streets W. Hume Me-
Henry minister. You are cordially
invited % attend the services OF above
Churcs 81 Christ aeld each Lord's
Day a. follows,
Bible school s.aS Mm
PreachinR ard Communion. n q m
PreachinE les p. m
Prayer meeting Wednesday, T;tE ..
m.
West Aiu chursh % chrlsa
West Hm Church q Christ vii Con-
euct their first service On their new
bunding en- West LaRua street near
-. Johns cemetery. on West IAN car
Inc. this morning.
Bihie School ~ s.fG
Preaching a. N a. m ~ " II.
Tracy. an are cordially invited 70
attend this service
The SALVATION ARMY.
Cart and MIRA A. J. Boutsrsa Of
scers IN charge
MeetinE every mint han MA
7
ofnceFs' aaurters. 1sa ard 2si West
Government street
PENSACOLA CITY MISSION.
Sunday School AZ s.ts am
Preaching ~ IN a. m
This place % worship II located in
the western part Of the city on the
corner OF LaRua and p streets
Muscoges Mission Church on the
corner OF Eleventh avenue and DeI-oon
street;
Sunday School AZ q .. IN
PreachinE az Tsao p m
rou are urged 20 attend tAess ser
PRESBYTERIAN.
Chase strsss-Rsv. A. s. MonaL
pastor.
Sabbath school s:ss m
Nnes church-Corner Biount Street
and isth Ave. X l. McIiver. pastor.
Sunday school. s.30 a. m.
PreachinE. n a m. and z D. m.
Christian Endeavor Society. T;1s
Sunday.
Prayer meeting "Wednesday. q .. m.
You are cordially invited 10 wor-
ship vita IA
Y. N. C. A.-Paisfox and Belmont
sfreeta
Strangers welcome a. al tfmsa
Open week days. a m. 10 no p. m.
Open Sundays. 20 9 . m.
coLoRED BETHEL
Antioch Baptist Church. colorsd--
Service today Sunday. az follows.
sunday school a. s.1o.
Preaching 90 II a. m and Use
? m
Pastor. Rev. Times.
M Norish a. ~. e. Zion Church
Corner GREGORY and r streets
Sunday School a. $50 q. M.
Christian Endeavor meeting AZ es8o
3. m.
Preaching a n a m and . m.
every sunday
Rev. q. w Eeweu. pastor. Aaron
Z Brown. superintendent
81. Paul Missionary Bsptist Church
West wright and L Streets Rev.
I J. c. Duche. pastor.
Services sunday a. n =. m. and T;ao
r.. m
"Wednesday night prayer service.
sunday school a. $50 a. m
n y. p. q. every sunday AZ ?. m.
Wornans Home and Foreign Mis-
| slon Societies meet on ne second and
/ fourth Sundays ~ 2 m.
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SHOT WHEN SHE
WILL NOT ELOPE
MRS. MANoRUM cars suILErs
FROM AonIRER sHE DIDN'T 40.
MiRG-HE FLEgs = woMANs
WOUND IN LGFr SIDE. AnovE
HEART.

chicago, Nov. f.--Mrn Nellie Man.
grum. 1918 West Adana stree. -.
shot twice and seriously wouna.4
while IN her home after ahe refused Al
eiope with = man said a. - -,
stack. q walter employed bv the chi-
caEo Athletic Association.
The man led after The nhootfnw ana
IL being sought ~ the police. who -
moved Mrs Manrrum 20 tha Qrnn.
hospital She was wounded IN the iefs
shoulder and In the iaft slds aho,.
her heart
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VITAL STATISTICS.


Foilo~ing = iist % marr1aws
licenses issued ~ the county Judgs
during the past week
White Mngrsaosm
John g. Mcooparn 70 frma CO
Coleman A. McKnight 70 Dora Fui-
ford.
Jacob . Biehluhaussr 20 johanna
chrisiophernon.
Thomas wnnam sai,marsh 70 susie
Hcafrltt Moreno
While steward 10 Nellie white
Moss White % Amanda steward.
Negro Marriages
Henry Williams 10 Katharine Hardy.
Joe Williams 10 Mary Cores
Joe Range 20 Missouri Mitchell
Jurnmu James tn Rosa lie Andrews.
ID Mccall % Frankey ahina
John clnpton Allins Moore.
Following q record - the births
emo deaths for tha past week az aled
with the cay ciefk;
White Births
10 @ WNliaa1a and wife q hoy.
To Joe Cert and wife q ein
TO ~ a. 5erniwnn and wifs. . 10y.
TO oeorgo NorthworthF and vita a
boy.
Nsuro Blrths.
To Eaton Haynes ara wifa. . h0v.
To Henry Tayiof nnd wifs. . rlfi
White pwatna
Mara Jsrniran "a years. hoart
failure.
Magris a. Steward % yosrs h.art
failure
Lson clyde Edrar. s montha cholera
lnfantum.
,. -. O'nrien. acute Indigestion
Wnue MAY 3 days fsfanum
Infant daughter 20 " 8 Tiedagnan
md wife. hamilton
Jane Ingram. orrante heari disease
Creole Oestha.
Mar~in ~ coliins "a wsara. rrar.
furs6 skuli ans eoncussion ~ brNin.
Nenrs psaths.
Chas. Bell Hfonfha. cough ard
cold
hneela Franria. 20 vears. sennttv
ora nankA a. years. corciuorun ufarf.
Marie ooodson. i5 rcars. abaoons On
saw
Rsbsoca MinniK 20 years. menopousi
md fewer
Georrs More a. years enso e.r.
1itiH ard mnnrannca.
Bavman Wynn e months. dvarnfrsv.
s#aa
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Kate shuilar. Mrn ia Rmlth NJ.
Lena snip.
T-Alics Taylor. Dora Thorna
N-Mrn Clara NAndlvar.
W-lrma weaster. Mira n. r. WHITE
loras Miss "a WilkinA Fannie y. will
liAms, MrN Mar E Williams. Nra
Eurenia Wineat@ Mira l. NJ wina
ncleonm Wood
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NAVAL NAcHINlsTs
UNDER CIVIL SERVICE

washington. Nov. "a unanimous
recommendation that machinists m
the navy yards be placed under civil
servics vas made TO-DAY % the secre-
tary of the navy BY cnmmandnnts ~
the various yards TEE secretary -
the navy Il was learned. probably
would express the opinion 90 President
TAR that the commandanf'n decision
Re made operative.
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sPECIAL MUSIC
AT CHURCHES TODAY

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- sunsisi r..ssf,-.l ur,r~nr,u to.
49, - -. -. ,,r's,,-si,fe.ii,. swafi
.s.,rrs - ~ b9sh fisn u,o-uinr ana
49,. ..s.,.t,.- -
e. n..tl.t r,h.,~eh
nsv Fer~ra peneieton win ooenpy
ne umlnit a. ma F4rws Haptiat church
tosnV w.rrt.w thrrna .spofarsr Pail )
rv~r.nr fhems. snerrsoa of funlsh
...t -. frmtf. 60 a t..rfs,f. r,s.tfs. q
~. $3.50 .s - .,.s4~.i n-o.rsr,r..
IN - ronarr.d
A ff.ao o,ciock a m
or~nn uraiusa. ssFarrweit a ne
psanoforta- pamihaven.
Procrasionai Hymn. aHoiy. Holy.
WaIv. Lord God Almighty
puxoiorv.
Invocation.
scripture realms.
Gloria Patr.
Prayer.
OneFtory. sol..cied Miss Mabis
Green.
LYNN. Near ne Croaa"
sermon.
Hymn. In Dvsl Long I Took Ds-
light
menedicflon.
pnatluda. Avonlav March
Evening. u 80 o'clock
Orwan prelude Twilight Medfta-
uouH ~ Simpson
fiymna Crown Him King ~ Kings. 4
"Eeatfer Sunshine" let the Lower
iAahfa Be Burning" "Fof a Emiia."
scripture rnaainr.
Prayer
nwrrtorV. ORGAN Evening Song
sermon
FIvmEa. The Two TAveNH Home.
Sweet Hama- There's q Great Day
Gaming"
Hsnealcffan.
postiude. ~HnnnfeiIe.~ neefhuven
Christ Church.
The farowinr are the titles and
fraffaea 81 HfnrpaWafra sea pieces. e
which. Transcribed b. himself VIII ~.
played ~ Mr william Packhafn a. the
oFwnm rnclfH1 at Christ church this
evening.
To fha Sea.
. ocean faau mighty monster
a. From a Wanaerinm Enehmrw.
F "An erranf princess 81 the north.
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% ~ AtMs
S. MlchasFs Church -unfu fnvtheT
nstice. tha followlnH wili be tae order
Uf services on SUNDAY
"a ~ LUw Mass.
AZ M Chndronfs Mass
40 81 a. m.-tliRh mass.
an. M. NeHuers and Hensdiction.
sacred Heart churuh--Cor. Jackson
a. Ninth Ave Rev. Patrick TuTneF
~ stcr Prof Hear eash Ormnist
Sunday services
Ia m. Low Man1
$40 e. n. Hin Mass followed BY
anaav school
,. m naptisua.
D. m Rosary and Benediciion -
Blessed Sacrament
Confessions Saturdays and ewes %
feasfH .. M
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Degrees in Hell"-First
Baptist Church-S p. m.
COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION
DIRECTORATE MEETS MONDAY

There wn hc a meeting ~ me a.
rsctorH ~ the Pensacola Commercial
Association Monday afternoon AZ four
o'clock.
n f. probable matters VII be taken
up in connection Wtth IRE membership
camnairn abouf 20 he launched hY
1oscph Bahh. % Birmin chan. and the
present members
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-14
BERNARD HAZEL.
Me-. 40 90 a e. N =

AUTO, CARRIAGE AND WAGON WORKS.
I would like to state that am not In any
and u SITS. NV. II you want drst-class autos.
carriages OF wagons built or repaired. painted OF
trimmed, call and see Bernard Hazel, the old re-
liable. Fair pricea Work guaranteed In all
branches. Phone Lincoln SJ7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-14

Sales Of self-starting 1912 Everitt cars
were reported for the week ending yester-
day as follows: David G. GIillbortzer,
8-4s touring car; Oliver s. Metzerott, 6-4s
touring car: F. E. Miller. 6-4S touring
car: r. G. Kirtley. 4-38 touring car: III.
e. Love. 6-48 touring car; Henry T. Go
yer, 4-30 touring car: A. T. Wendall. 4-30
roadster; Mrs. William Carter. 4-3O tour
ing car; John o. Bates, 4-38 touring car
r. T. Myrtle. 8-4S touring car; Sidney =.
Mudd, 4-3O touring car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-14

Maxwell cars were delivered during the
past week as follows: William B. Fow-
Ter. model LC; r. l.. Gaskins. M. W..
johnson and Columbia Paragraph Com
pany, Messengers: E. l.. Myers, Mascotte
roadster; F. McC. Smith, Mascotte tour
ing car: w. X. Hull. special. A mark n,
Columbia electric victoria, was also de-
livered to ]. o. Spangler.